. >> grief and anger in pakistan after dozens of people are killed in an attack peshawar in peshawar. the pakistani taliban has been blamed. this is inside story. anchor: welcome to the program. pakistan is morning a hundred people after a bombing of a mosque. the attack was the latest in the series blamed on the pakistani taliban. the group's leadership is distance itself from the bombing saying holy places should not be targeted. however, it has not commented on why one of its commanders initially claimed responsibility. attack took place in a highly fortified police compound, so was there a security failure and what is behind the increase in attacks in pakistan? we will be putting those questions and more to our guests, but first this report from peshawar. reporter: i am standing on what was the roof of the mosque. it was afternoon prayer. the suicide bomber placed himself in the front row of the congregation and that is when he detonated his device. although the main rescue and relief and recovery effort is now over, you can still find the rescue teams there in order to ensure nob

in peshawar, it is considered as a public message and it is similar to the public that took place after 134 students were killed in the taliban attack in 2014 , an uprising that reduced the support of the cities and villages the region was led by the pakistani taliban. we have been witnessing such events for years, but no one takes responsibility for them. women and children are victims. we want peace , we want education. the threat in peshawar is still very serious, that's why the security measures around the demonstration site were very strict. on saturday, the police conducted an operation in the city of peshawar and arrested a number of accused after discovering quantities of explosives. the aim of these terrorist groups is to attack police forces and regional security institutions the killing of more than 100 people in peshawar is considered a turning point for pakistan. people have been facing the problem of militants for years and i don't want to see them again. the economic conditions of the country have become much worse than ever and the lack of support has made it more diffic

the threat in peshawar is very serious. that is why the security measures in the surrounding area of ​​the demonstration was very intense. on saturday, the police conducted an operation in peshawar city and after discovering a number of weapons and explosives , they arrested a number of accused . more than 100 killed a person in peshawar is considered a turning point for pakistan. people were facing the problem of militants for years and i don't want to witness it anymore. the economic conditions of the country have become much worse than ever and it has made it more difficult to get necessities, but the people have made another choice and are at the forefront of this struggle . they are designing a robot with researchers that can move in water and on land like a turtle . those robots help environmental research and divers know that the university is building a robot that can change shape and clean the turtle's movements. like them when entering the water one of our design strategies is to make the legs of this robot with f

this demonstration in peshawar is a public message. it is considered similar to the general uprising that took place after 134 students were killed in the taliban attack in 2014 , an uprising that led to a decrease in the support of the cities and villages of the region to the pakistani taliban . our children are being sacrificed, we want peace, we want education, every house in this province has been burned and we can't sacrifice more than this . it is still very serious in peshawar, that's why the security measures around the demonstration site were very strict. on saturday, the police were operational. in the city peshawar and arrested a number of accused after discovering a quantity of weapons and explosives . the aim of these terrorist groups is to attack the police forces and security institutions of the region . the militias were facing the problem and they don't want to witness it anymore. the economic conditions of the country have become much worse than ever and it has made it more difficult to get the necessities, but the pe

carefully investigate the peshawar attack . it is not possible for one person with a suicide vest and a bomb to cause so many casualties and destruction in the past and when the taliban ruled afghanistan. pakistan formed iran's operations in afghanistan. in these attacks , pakistan targeted the members and commanders of tehreek-e-taliban pakistan, which caused tension between the two countries. and the current afghanistan was formed the republic of pakistan, india, and its assets should be fueled and acted by these two forever , pakistan and afghanistan, afghanistan, bring a leader and a leader. they are pictures of the society, the action is not a means of broadcasting, afghanistan , in this period, you can feel the pressure on pakistan. one of the pakistani media claimed that the pakistani taliban took responsibility for the deadly explosion in peshawar. the pakistani taliban later denied this claim. the explosion and unity in pakistan. scattered border conflicts and the arrival of american drones from pakistan and afghanista

a few days ago, a mosque in peshawar, pakistan witnessed a deadly explosion, an explosion that killed at least 100 people. following this explosion, the minister of defense pakistan said that afghanistan is a refuge for those who criticize and explode in pakistan. the symbol of afghanistan's foreign minister addressed the pakistani authorities and said that we want the pakistani authorities to throw their snow on the other roof and find their roots in their own country and solve their problems with bombing is familiar, they should investigate the peshawar attack carefully, it is not possible for one person with a suicide vest to cause so many casualties and destruction, and in the past 18 months, when the taliban formed a government in afghanistan , pakistan has carried out iranian operations on afghan soil. the members and governors of tehreek-e-taliban targeted pakistan, which caused tension between the two countries, and the air between pakistan and afghanistan started since the establishment of which country called pakistan, but it was formed in the previous and current government

the blast is the latest sign of the deteriorating security situation in peshawar.ity is in the north—west of pakistan, near the country's border with afghanistan. the mosque where the attack happened is in a compound in one of the most tightly controlled areas of the city, which includes police headquarters and intelligence bureaus. 0ur pakistan correspondent, carrie davies reports from peshawar. holding back tears. final prayers for those killed in prayer. fear has risen in the city, and mourners were watched by tight security as hundreds crowded in to pay their respects. this is the funeral of a police inspector that was killed yesterday, and to understand quite how dangerous this job is, he had onlyjust survived another attack on him and his colleagues. the police officer's name was irfan ullah. his brother told us his family were afraid something would happen to him, but he was proud of hisjob. translation: he was | kind-hearted, friendly, ready to help others. he was a brave person, never afraid of anything. we always used to tell him to be careful, but he use

caroline davies, bbc news, peshawar. of justice has charged 4 men in connection with the assassination of haiti's presidentjovenel moise. he was murdered in his home injuly 2021. this brings the total number of people who are in us custody for their roles in the assassination up to 7. 0ur reporter, sofia bettiza, has been following the story, and joins me now in the studio. this is a significant development in the investigation into the assassination of the president of haiti, presidentjovenel moise, two years ago. what we do know is that four men have been charged with conspiring to commit murder and providing support and resources resulting in the death of the president. we know their names and nationalities. three of them are haitian american citizens in one of them is from colombia. we also know they were detained in haiti and transferred into us custody. they will appear in court in miami on wednesday and if convicted, three of them are facing life sentences.- facing life sentences. takers back to july _ facing life

caroline davies, bbc news, peshawar.tate, antony blinken, has said that there is what he called "a shrinking horizon of hope" as he continues to push for a solution to the israeli—palestinian conflict. at a meeting in ramallah with the the palestinian president, mahmud abbas, he criticised several key policies of the new israeli government, and said washington opposed actions, including the expansion of israeli settlements, that would make a two—state solution more difficult to achieve. palestinian president mahmud abbas has said he welcomed the us effort to peaceful resolution and called an end to the israeli occupation. translation: we have always shown _ commitment to the resolutions of international laws, the renunciation of violence and terrorism, the respect of signed agreements, and we are now ready to work with the us administration and the international community to restore political dialogue in order to end the israeli occupation of the land of palestine, based on the 1967 borders with eastjerusalem as its capi

one of the pakistani media had claimed responsibility for the deadly explosion in peshawar. the pakistani taliban accepted, and the pakistani taliban denied this claim. spreading and transmitting scattered border conflicts in pakistan and the arrival of american drones from pakistan's air space in afghanistan have been among the factors of tension between the two countries in recent months, in the name of yazdan. sima kabul, president of russia, warned on friday that germany's lupe tanks will suffer the fate of the nazi tiger tanks. this warning was issued after berlin's decision to send time to the ukrainian war scene . with power at the beginning of the war, he announced that he did not want to go directly to war with russia by giving heavy weapons to ukraine, but finally he made this decision that after close consultation with our friends and allies, we could announce to germany 14 leopard tanks and 40 people. the patient is handed over to the government of kiev. it also undertook the training of ukrainian soldiers in its own territory, but according to the poll, on avera

caroline davies, bbc news, peshawar. let's get some of the day's other news.s military rulers are facing fresh international sanctions on the second anniversary of the coup that brought them to power. the us, canada, australia and britain have all announced measures. there's been widespread violence in myanmar since the overthrow of the civilian government. pope francis has begun an historic visit to the democratic republic of congo, home to some a0 million catholics. it's the first papal visit to the country in four decades. later in the week, he'll be joined by the archbishop of canterbury when he travels to south sudan. he'll urge political leaders to bring an end to years of hostilities. the organisers of the oscars have decided not to revoke a best actress nomination for andrea riseborough. concerns had been raised about campaigning to promote her oscars 2023 performance in to leslie — a film which drew small audiences. nearly a0 million people are under a winter weather alert from tennessee to texas. the winter thunderstorm in texas is producing sleet, s

the city of peshawar is in the northwest of pakistan near the country's border with afghanistan. mosque is in a compound in one of the most tightly controlled areas of the city, which includes police headquarters and intelligence bureaus. here is our correspondent caroline davis. caroline: behind me where the mosque was attacked around lunchtime, the death has continued to rise. today has been a day of mourning and make flags have beenin at half mast. some have begun the process of burying their dead. we attended one funeral of a police officer and we were told that only recently he'd survived an attack that had killed some of his colleagues. we spoke to his brother, who described him as being bighearted and brave, and that he wanted to continue to be a police officer because he felt it was his duty. this has sent shockwaves around pakistan because there are many concerns of the scale of this particular atrocity, this particular event. we've heard from prime minister sharif, who said this is an attack on pakistan. there was confusion about who exactly was behind his attack. yeste

carefully investigate the peshawar attack . it is not possible for one person with a suicide vest to cause so many casualties and destruction. it has been reported that in these attacks members and governors of tehreek-e-taliban pakistan were targeted, which caused tension between the two countries. afghanistan started from the time of the establishment of a country called pakistan, but the previous and current government of afghanistan was formed. and action by these two forever, pakistan and afghanistan, afghanistan, the effect of the work is cool , i'm feeling good , and the accountancy in pakistan will be provoked by the taliban in pakistan. it cleans and recharges. one of the pakistani media had claimed that the pakistani taliban took responsibility for the fatal explosion in peshawar, which the pakistani taliban later denied . among the factors of tension between the two in recent months, the country has had the highest number of corona deaths in the world with 237 deaths in a single day, according to behnam yazdani of th

and families of those killed in mondays, mosque bombing in peshawar are buried their dead. at least 100 people lost their lives in pakistan's deadliest militant attack in years. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. russian forces in eastern ukraine have gained ground close to bach mood in a continuing offensive that has destroyed parts of the city. ukraine is pressuring its allies to supply fighter jets as president below 2 mirrors, the lensky warns that russia is preparing for a major escalation of the conflict. meanwhile, a coalition of 12 countries has promised to keep between 120, and 140 tanks in a 1st wave of deliveries in a little in the nation. the simon w. correspondents on the phone. the card joins us now from keeps us sonya ukraine said to get tanks as we've heard. now it says it wants fighter jets. that doesn't look likely to happen in the immediate future. so i was keep reacting when it's when it comes to these bottle tanks. the most urgent issue for ukraine now is speed. presidents uminski is really urging western allies to speed up deliveries of these

. >> grief and anger in pakistan after dozens of people are killed in an attack peshawar in peshawar.iban has been blamed. this is inside story. anchor: welcome to the program.

on the 11th of bahman this year, after a terrorist explosion in a mosque in the city of peshawar, more than a hundred worshipers were killed , most of whom were police forces . the prime minister of sweden warned about finland's separate membership in the north atlantic organization of nato and said that the close military cooperation between 100 or so that existed before joining nato would be very complicated if the two countries were to be separated from each other for nato membership. minister of finland also in his speech at the environmental security meeting is for the benefit of nato, that the joining of sweden and finland will take place simultaneously, and after thirty years of imprisonment , the innocence of a prisoner in america has finally been proven. abc reported that this prisoner had been in prison for murder for thirty years and in all this time, the requests to investigate the case did not have results until he tried to prove his innocence by learning criminal, so the report of a man who has been in prison for dozens of crimes in the state of missouri and the governmen

bahman this year , more than worshipers were killed by a terrorist explosion in one of the mosques in peshawar, most of whom were policemen. peyman rahmani news agency . sada and sima islamabad, the prime minister of sweden warned about the separate membership of finland in the north atlantic organization of nato and said that the close military cooperation existed before nato membership, if two countries are separated from each other for nato membership. it will be very complicated for the prime minister of finland in his speech at the environmental security meeting, he said that it would be beneficial for nato to leave sweden and finland at the same time. after 30 years of imprisonment , a prisoner in america was finally proven innocent. and all this time, the requests to review the case did not have results until he tried to prove his innocence by learning the criminal laws, so the report of a man who has been in prison for decades for crimes committed and the government authorities they have killed 11 people through their innocence as a result of the storm in new zealand, they lost their l

implementing the book of the under the people have taken to the streets of the pakistani city of peshawar in a peaceful protest on friday, advocating unity in the fight against terrorism. oh, the broker follow a 3rd. the 2nd a mosque on monday that killed at least a 100 people injured around 200, he focused on insoluble. amanda initially claimed responsibility of the attack for the organization late had denied any involvement. events caused a stir with locals on photo. this took to the streets with slogans against terrorism on encouraging peace. we spoke to some demonstrations about their concerns and we are demanding peace from our current government and state. why are only pashtuns being massacred whenever there is protest? we ask the question why passions are bomb? i'm a little bit, but guess my concern is peace. i did not allow my children to go to school today because of the fear that it is friday, and there would be an attack again by 300 horse. it is. the only reason we came out is because we're one piece on our land hebert buck tune qua. and petula, we are against terrorism, and w

ah, hundreds of people have taken to the streets of the pakistani city of peshawar in a peaceful protest on friday, advocating for unity in the fight against terrorism. oh, hello, sarah. type on a moss. on monday, the killed at least a 100 people and injured over $200.00 more people. if i studied taliban commander initially, claim responsibility for the type of the organization late to deny them involvement . events caused a stir with locals unsuccessful to the streets with slogans against terrorism. and encouraging peace, we spoke to some demonstrators who are concerned about the situation. and we are demanding peace from our current government and state. why our only passions being massacred whenever there is protest, we ask the question, why passions or bomb a little bit. but guess my concern is peace. i did not allow my children to go to school today because of the fear that it is friday and there would be an attack again, migration said horse of his work. the only reason we came out is because we're one piece on our land hebert back to qua and petula against terrorism, and whoever i

of police in pakistan have taken to the streets in protestm, after 84 people were killed in the peshawarmany say they feel abandoned and that they've been thrown to the beasts with a rise in militant attacks on the country's security forces. in germany, a freight train has hit pedestrians, killing one child and severely injuring a second. eyewitnesses in the town of recklinghausen say the victims were dragged by the train for several hundred metres. rescue workers are at the scene of the accident, near a former freight yard. a convicted italian mafia killer has been arrested in france, after 16 years on the run. he had taken a new identity and was working in a restaurant as a pizza chef. this is the second high profile mafia arrest in a matter of weeks. our reporter sofia bettiza has been following the story. she joins me in the studio. bring us up—to—date with the latest. this was a big international police operation that led to the arrest of edgardo greco. he was a fugitive and a member of a criminal network called �*ndrangheta which is italy's vigurs mafia group. they operate on every

thanks again. hundreds of people are taken to the streets of the pakistani city of peshawar in peaceful protest. on friday, advocates in unity against the fights of terrorism. oh, a process for a terrorist attack on a mosque on monday that killed at least a 100 people injured over $200.00. a bucket started solid bun commander initially claimed responsibility for the attack. the organization, late to denied any involvement event, spots demonstrations with slogans against terrorism, advocating piece. we asked some of the processes, what they're hoping to achieve. and we are demanding peace from our current government and state. why are only passions being massacred whenever there is protest? we asked the question, why passions or bomb and but, but guess my concern is peace. i did not allow my children to go to school today because of the fear that it is friday, and there would be an attack again, a on the reason we came out is because we want peace on all land hebert markham cooperation and petula against terrorism. and whoever he's behind it is unacceptable for us. maybe he's got the sol

month, the same group to re e telephone pakistan killed over 100 in a suicide bombing at a mosque in peshawar, near the african board. ok, that's a headline story. now our 1st one, nate, so is planning to use commercial satellites for spy purposes. nicknamed akila. the orbital fleets is aimed at providing support for the u. s. laid organizations, military missions. now, it comes out. russia has accused the west of launching another armed race in space . earlier my colleagues, re sushi on rachel blevins talked through developments. eto is now advertising their plans for spy satellites, which they say are all about data collection and really streamlining their data sharing for the entire nato alliance. now what's notable about this plan is that it will involve around 16 nato member states as well as finland and sweden, even though they're not officially part of the alliance that we've heard from nato . in recent years, they've complained about russia and china and space. the alliances that they're concerned about being as they put it restricted in outer space, but they're justifying this new pl

ah, and finally, hundreds of people have taken to the streets of the pakistani city of peshawar. and a peaceful protest on friday, advocating unity in the fight against terrorism. oh, hello, a terrorist attack on a month on monday, which killed at least a 100 people, an injured over $200.00. a bond commander initially claim responsibility for the attack. the organization later denied any involvement event forces with locals on focus is to proceed with slogans against terrorism. on the faith of peace, we spoke to some demonstrators who are concerned about the situation. and we are demanding peace from our current government and state. why are only passions being mastercard? whenever there is protest, we ask the question, why passions or bomb it gets? my concern is peace. i did not allow my children to go to school today because of the fear that it is friday and there would be an attack again. it is. the only reason we came out is because we want peace on our land. hebert puck tune qua, and petula against terrorism, and whoever is behind it, it is unacceptable for us to stop the so

rescue crews in peshawar continued their search for bodies and survivors in the wreckage of a mosque.ilies with missing relatives waited outside hospitals, guarded by police. officials are investigating how the bomber got through heavy security to enter the mosque inside a police compound. in central florida today. police are still searching for the gunmen who wounded 11 people, 2 of them critically. the incident happened monday on a residential street in lakeland as the shooters fired from their car. investigators said it was a targeted attack. george santos, the embattled new york congressman, who has admitted to fabricating most of his resume and is facing multiple investigations, told fellow republicans that he's stepping down from his two house committee assignments -- for now. house speaker kevin mccarthy endorsed the move. >> i met with george santos yesterday and i think it was an appropriate decision until he can clear everything that he's off the committees right now. the voters have elected him. he'll have a voice here in congress. until he answers all those questions then

in pakistan, the death toll from monday's suicide bombing in the northwestern city of peshawar rose to 95 after first responders ended their rescue and recovery operation. a local official said more than 225 people were also injured in the attack, whictore thrgh a packed mosque inside a police and government compound. most of the dead were police officers. an offshoot of the taliban known as ttp claimed responsibility for the massacre. in iran, human rights groups are demanding authorities throw out the convictions against three young men sentenced to death for their involvement in anti-government protests that erupted in september after the death of mahsa amini in police custody. their cases are detailed in a new amnesty international report, which denounces iranian authorities for torturing the three men and denying them a fair trial. the report describes 19-year-old mehdi mohammadifard was raped and beaten so brutally by prison guards that he had to be taken to the hospital. the two others, 18-year-old arshia takdastan and 31-year-old javad rouhi, have also been subjected to horrifi