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could you explain to our viewers just how the i c r c is involved in the ongoing efforts to get more aide into gaza? for example. what exactly does the i c r c do as far as speaking with specific bodies. negotiating with specific is really government bodies and what kind of access are you getting? thank you so much for having me on. so firstly, i think it's, it's very important just to clarify that as the international committee of the red cross, we are not negotiating as such. but we do a closing gauge with policies to the conflict as well as other active other institutions of states. and really, anyone who has influence or really the situation we are heavily focused on how to embed terry and diplomacy, which doesn't include speaking directly to other parties to these conflict, including of course, israel and him, us. and reminding them of 1st and foremost, obligations on the international humanitarian folk. as well as the occupying power in the, in the by and tells the entire truth. they have the, the obligation to ensure that civilians have access to it. that these things like foo

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you're watching r t international. we begin with breaking news president vladimir zalinski has sacked, general valerie's allusion that you, who is served as commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine since july 2021 . alexander state has now been appointed as the new ukrainian army chief. the media has been reporting on solution is afraid relations with someone's case over the course of the conflict and the countries mobilization and strategy after cubes failed commer offensive. all right, let's turn now to our to say, boast who is in the studio with us, is they tell us more about these changes in ukrainian hi. can i come in? mm hm. well, this is big news, rachel, and i suppose it was an unexpected of these rifts and it, rumors of these wrists have been rife for many, many months now. it's now also being officially notified on the president's sealants. he's website too. so this is definitely the news that many have been expecting a lot of room or though a lot of suggestions that there had been a rift, that as th

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