of japanese materially supported ukraine after february 24 - this is the data of the japanese red cross societye same time to note that many western media are already paying attention to the fact that japan has opened up to ukrainians who are forced to flee from the war, i.e. refugees are given. even the numbers are different from previous years, when japan did not accept people who asked for such asylum , now japan has opened up in how do you explain to yourself that japan took such a step, which is not quite typical for itself, regarding the acceptance of ukrainians, it is difficult to say exactly for what reason did she make such a decision but it is true that japan previously did not accept refugees from different regions of the world , this time it really took a precedent somewhere, such a decision was made by ukrainians as refugees from this war they are also called "vaccination" or such, such, such, such a term, they use, first of all, for sure, the society has a huge understanding of the fact that this war, that is, aggression, cannot be compared with other conflicts, and it is absolute

took place there due to a lack of food due to a large number of people representatives of the red cross societythe aid and this led to such mass outrage among the residents of the city, and let me remind you that russian aggression against russia caused mariupol one of the biggest humanitarian disasters, the city was practically destroyed as a result of enemy shelling , mariupol is threatened by an ecological disaster and an outbreak of infectious diseases , we will talk about it in more detail in the city with pyotr andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, mr. pyotr, i congratulate you before we go directly to dialogue i would like to show our viewers what we started talking about these so-called hunger riots could you comment because this video was posted on your telegram channel when it was filmed, what is happening on it, maybe you have some more details , you know, than we have now reported this video from it today. actually, the situation is as follows in a way, that is, with the last one, in the last months, ah, the vacancy government sent several adjustments regarding the issua

of japanese materially supported ukraine after february 24 - this is the data of the japanese red cross societyalso be noted that many western media are already paying attention to the fact that japan opened up to ukrainians who were forced to flee from the war, that is, refugees. even the figures that in contrast to previous years, when japan did not accept people who asked for such asylum , now japan has opened up. how do you explain to yourself that japan took such an unusual step regarding the acceptance of ukrainians? it is difficult to say for what reason it made such a decision . japan really did not accept refugees from different regions of the world this time, this time it really took a precedent somewhere, such a decision was made to accept ukrainians as refugees in this war , and they are called vactions or such ter they use such a term, first of all, surely the society has a great understanding of a-a as for this war, that is, aggression - it cannot be compared with other conflicts and that one, but it is absolutely not evil on the part of russia and it came to ukraine and they real

and you know, dealing with the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies, you're doing important valuable work. thank you. thanks gravity. once not ukraine says that its troops are engaged in intense fighting across the southern ukrainian, fierce on region. that's a day after it said that it had broken through enemy lines at several points. keith is trying to retake territory that is now occupied by russia. the push follows weeks of preparation with ukraine attacking rushes, supply routes in an attempt to isolate troops in the area. russia captured the city of harrison. early in this war. the ukrainian counter offensive comes as e u. defense ministers hold 2 days of talks and product to discuss military support for keith talks so far have focused on setting up a training program for the ukrainian army to enable them to operate western weapons . germany was initially criticized for not sending weapons quickly, but the government here in berlin has recently announced that it is ramping up military aid that includes the delivery of brand new precision missiles, ukrai

and you know, dealing with the international federation of red cross and red crescent society as you're doing important valuable work. thank you. tonight, ukraine says that its troops are engaged in intense fighting across the southern ukrainian harrison region. that's a day after ukraine said that it had broken through enemy lines at several points. he was trying to retake territory that is occupied by russia. the push fathers weeks of preparation with ukraine attacking rushes, supply routes in an attempt to isolate troops in the area may remember russia captured the city of here. so on early on in the in itself, son is a member of the ukrainian parliament and the deputy leader of the liberal who los party. i asked her how news of the counter offensive in the south of the country is being received by the public. well tell you this, of course we do not know all the details of the operation that is on go in right now as we speak about what is apparent right now is that to ukraine has been preparing for this operation for a couple of weeks now. the explosions of the warehouses in her son

c, which is the international federation of red cross and red crescent society. he joins us now live from islam about thank you for your time. as we had then zane's package, people in the southern parts of pakistan struggling to get access to help our, your organization and your people able to get to those areas. yes. first of all, thank you so much for having me. and he has indeed the interest he ration red cross with present societies is working hand in hand with pakistan writ crescent. we have our volunteers in every district in the country. and we are also there the 1st one to, to respond to the disaster. the access is very difficult to, to places for assistance from outside of range have really destroyed infrastructure . and there are around a 100 plus bridges have been destroyed, more than 3000 kilometers of fro did up though no longer exists. so it is very difficult to assess of to reach to people straight away from outside. what is the prior to at the moment in terms of the aid that you're trying to get to these people at the moment? well, there's always

rob deed is from the national federation of red cross, red crescent societies in afghanistan. he says the floods come on top of the hunger crisis. i'm hearing, i'm going to spend with one of the most catastrophic human in crisis in the world saying good because what millions of people before, even kind of duration we're facing, as you know, as you turn good, is it the way that's gonna be even worse as a lot of the sanctions over $22000000.00 half of the commission are funding putting forward on the table that is as adult as well of the complex and climate change. and that's how you voted. and a lot of statements recently over 7, have you tell the people have been displaced that brings up the number of him against that too many numbers in the country that already been divided weakened by the quincy over 3040 years of being in conflict like these i have to say these and in the crisis, further compounded by the lives in practica and i know people have to struggle with does is most of the head be off season rain that has been ongoing. so july president of france. s. and it has 3 d

. >> janelle is with the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies and told us more about the severity of the damage. >> oureams on the ground are seeing very heartbreaking images. you mentioned the numbers, 33 milln people aected. or than a thousand homes are damaged or destroyed. 500,000 people sleeping in temporary camps. it is a really devastating picture. i think there are more things than just the immediate needs, food, water, shelter, a lot of people have lost family members or have been separated from family members and don't know their fate so it is an ever evolving situation. it is not over yet and it is something people are going to have to cope with. >> there was just so much water, water as far as the eye can see, what needs have to be addressed first in this type of catastrophe? >> the basic needs are necessary, food, shelter, water. we think about mquito nets, making sure those are not spread. making sure people have basic health care is really important. right now, the reds -- pakistan red crescent are able to distribute some cash grants to peopl

red crosses. russia joined the convention as early as 1867 the society of the russian red cross injured empress maria feodorovna on august 22, 1909 in france under the city , the first air show in the world was opened. the place was not chosen by chance. 23 airplanes took off, mostly french cars, aviation aces showed their skills. louis rio first to fly across the english channel, who built his planes. jean lefre. pioneer of stunt tricks in the air with hyulat. he was the first american pilot to land a plane on the water. glenn curtis and english george cockburn on a 10 km long track competed for the speed and altitude of the show the body of half a million spectators among them was french president armand falière and future british prime minister david laid george on august 22, 1989, astronomers reported that the american automatic station voyager 2 prove that neptune has rings gas giant. these are clots of dust and ice that revolve around the planets in the plane of the equator. previously, the rings of saturn, uranus and jupiter, were known in voyager color photographs. they are also visible aroun

peter ophoff is the head of international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. know you have worked in several different countries dealing with situations like this in preparation for them, peter. how does this situation compare with what you have seen? peter: thank you for having me on the program. indeed i have been working for the red cross red crescent for a long time. the situation we see here in pakistan is i would say unprecedented. we have been working in many operations. the last year, really devastating and the force that it has, people would clearly not prepared. nobody can be prepared for such a thing. the impact is huge. this is something we will see for a very long time to come as the situation is very dire in pakistan. rob: pakistan has faced severe floods before. it has had extreme weather on both sides of the scale if you like. this is something significantly different. what is different this time? >> for starters i think one of the things we have seen is the change in the patterns of the monsoon. this happened the last four years. the monsoon h

peter 0phoff heads the pakistan delegation of the the international federation of red cross and red crescent societiessituation is is really dire in pakistan. the most of the parts of pakistan, we are facing unprecedented flooding here. many people that lived through the mega floods from 2010 are thinking back about the days in 2010,12 years ago now, and really are saying that the floods we are facing now could be worse than what we've seen then. the situation is bad, as you as your reporter was saying. roads have been flushed away. we have more than 3,000 kilometers of roads that have been washed away. 160—plus bridges have been have been destroyed as well. so it is really, really, really, very, very bad situation here. the infrastructure has been reinforced and there has really been a focus on stronger houses and other issues related to possible flooding and earthquakes as well. however, the floods that we have seen now, the flash floods, the urban flooding is, as i said, it's unprecedented. we've never seen anything like that before. one of the issues, of course, is as well, one of the the bad area

peter offers head of delegation and pakistan for the international federation of red cross and red crisen societies . he says the damage to infrastructure in some areas is making it hard to deliver. i'd geraint has really destroyed the infrastructure and there are around a 100 plus breaches that have been destroyed. more than 3000 kilometers of road, though no longer exists or what it's very difficult to to of, to reach to people straight away from outside. while of course, we all knew that the dolphin susan is missing seasons or is death. we were not expecting the magnitude of the of the most soon. the monsoon season has been extend that normally would go up. ready to early august, now we do know that it would probably go up to mid september and the rain had just been much more upset and result in the climate change. so did much, much more rain be talking about $1015.00 fold of rain that has been come down in the, in the season. they have deployed. i will want to verification units to various areas where the flooding is the worse. and of course, the help as well. so mobile units have been deployed

appealing for international health . rod deed is from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies in san. he says the floods come on top of the hunger crisis, making a humanitarian crisis even more dire. i'm here, i'm not going to spend with one of the catastrophic human classes in the world. i'm saying just because we're millions of people before, even that kind of duration we're facing, as you know, as huge hunger. is it the way up into being even worse as the sanctions over 22000000 half of the commission are funding putting food on the table. that is as involved as well of the conflict and climate change. and you develop that, how you looked at and a lot of displacements recently over 7 have you tell the people have been displaced . that's been up the number of bull him against that to feed. and maybe this is numbers in the country not already been divided. we can, by the consequences of over 3040 years of being in conflict like these. i have to say these and as a crisis, further compounded by the lives in practica. and i know people have to struggle with that is most of the h

how did a heads the delegation to afghanistan from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies in cobble and joins us live now thanks for being with us. so can you give us all an idea of the scale of the flooding? did korean, thank you for having me today. me like it's another to prove that like do not acknowledge like what you have been experiencing, i'm commenting on who pakistan is been witness. what kind of, i'm hearing up with this one of the more catastrophic human crosses into all i'm saying because what millions of people before, even that kind of division would think as you know, as you turn good, is it going to be even worse as the sanction all $22000000.00 half of the commission funding putting on the table. that's a as adult as well to complain again, climate change and you'll see that how you looked at and a lot of statements recently over 700 people have been displayed. that's the number again, to feed and menu. this is the numbers. all right, well you are facing this in the country that already been divided. we can, by the over 3040 years of being can accomplish.

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d to head of operation, the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies in afghanistan . thank you for your time, sir. thank you. will you, while, let's now returned to the situation in pakistan, which is also affected by floods. as you've heard on this news, our, let's now speak to time, or con jaguar who is the provincial minister of chiropractor film, cor, province for finance, and how he joins us from the shower. thank you so much for being with us. i can you tell us 1st about the current situation in kind of back to inquire when it comes to these friends? what's the magnitude of the disaster? good evening and indeed look, i remember we had the worst lot that we've ever had in our history in 2010 and the quantum of water that flowed in different areas of quiet, particularly in the last 3 days, has been greater than 2010 been close to a 1000000 people displayed, displayed, but at small houses demolished huge effect on the crop. and this is not just in capital areas of southern punjab. below just on it's effectively it can be of the order of magnitude of 2010. what i'

also very damaged, so i think we will need presentation clips in order to make our own red society here the crosshed a project to help residents restore private houses damaged by shelling, volunteers will help with the necessary materials, a special team will repair roofs, windows and doors of houses , people suffer immediately after the shelling, volunteers go around the houses and ask who needs help, give people film and drink, help all mykolaiv residents free of charge who cannot repair their own home on their own, says arkady debigan elizaveta krotyk the only news on the mykolaiv community managed to save almost 40 horses from the shelling and get them out of the northern suburbs of kharkiv to dangerous areas of dnipropetrovsk and poltava regions, now charitable funds and caring people help to keep the animals, but for a dozen horses, new places have not yet been found, iryna hnatiuk will tell you, this is my sports partner last year, we even took part in competitions, they planned to raise their level in this, but unfortunately, the war made its corrections, now i am trying to at least prese

red crosses. russia joined the convention already in 1867. societyss maria feodorovna patronized the red cross on august 22, 1909 in france near the city of rains, the first air show in the world was opened. the place was not chosen by chance. the country then led the development of aviation air shows. skill was shown by aces of aviation. louis rio was the first to fly across the english channel, building his planes and jean lefre pioneer of stunt tricks in the air with hyulat. he was the first american pilot to land a plane on the water. glenn curtis and the english george cockburn on the track, 10 km long, competed in speed and the flight altitude of the show was visited by half a million spectators. among them were french president armand foliers and future british prime minister david louis george. on august 22, 1989, astronomers reported that the american automatic station voyager 2 proved the presence of rings in the gas giant neptune. these are clots of dust and ice that revolve around the planets in the plane of the equator. previously known

that 182 people have died. rod i'll had it is from the international federation of red cross and red kristen societies in afghanistan. he says the floods come on top of the hunger crisis. i'm here not going to spend with one of the more catastrophic human crosses in the world. i'm saying good because what millions of people before, even that kind of division we're facing as you know, as you turn good. is it the way up to being even worse as a lot of the sanctions over $22000000.00 half of the commission are funding putting food on the table that is as adult as well of the complex and climate change. and that's how you voted, and a lot of statements recently over several, have you tell the people have been displaced. that brings up the number of bull him against that too many numbers in the country that already been divided. weakened by the consequences of over 3040 years of being in conflict like these. i have to say these and in the crisis, further compounded by with the lives in the back and forth. i know people have to struggle with does is most of the head be off season rain that has been ongoing

have died. rod, i'll huddled, i did, i'm sorry, is from the national federation of red cross and red crescent societies in afghanistan. he says, the floods come on top of a hunger crisis. i'm hearing of going to spend with one of the more catastrophic human in crisis in the all i'm saying good because we're millions of people before, even the kind of duration we're facing. as you know, as you turn good, if you wish that going to be even worse as a lot of the sanctions over 22000000 half of the commission are funding putting food on the table that is as adult as well of the conflict and climate change and that's how you voted, and a lot of statements recently over several have you tell the people have been displaced that brings up the number of despair against that to feed. and maybe this is serious numbers in the country that's already been divided. weakened by the consequences of over 3040 years of being in a company like these. i have to say these and in the crisis, further compounded by the lives in practica. and i know people have to struggle with most of the head off season rain that has been ongo

me al jazeera, rod al had edith head of operations have international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. and i've got his son. he says, decades of conflicts have worse and the crisis own with 22000000 people over that mean half of the nation are in need of assistance because it's 3 d. s. people have been with the think many crisis. it's a complex situation and it just out of breaking to see such a human suffering among people struggling for the past. it's, as you might know that like 2 months ago, i've got to stand with this week as well. we are talking about decatur of more than 40 years of conflict and that was compounded with climate change in disasters. that's the infrastructure to call with the calamity is simply not there. this is confounded by the lack of international development right now, because we talk about global sections again. and i think in the price of the people who are going to stand here, we cross when we are training, we are working closely with the against that with the person who is working the clock with this network of 30000 and want to use it for brackets all,

international committee of the red cross and the united nations, which promised to exchange prisoners of war, and the defenders themselves and all of us, ukrainian society in these agreements and took them as guarantees, and you say that the red cross and the un should be responsible for this, so i want you to talk about it, in what way can organizations such as the red cross and the un, in your opinion , take this responsibility if they just discovered that this agreement was simply terrorists for us, and it became obvious that we simply continue to tolerate a situation when western world institutions such as the un or the red cross allow themselves to be participants in some agreements first, and then when these agreements russia violates saying well, in fact, we did not promise anything, it is very dishonest because the presence of these organizations is perceived by all people as the fact that they are the guarantors of compliance with this agreement , otherwise, uh, otherwise, their presence does not make sense, they are not spectators, but they are participants in that agreement and their by name, they certify that these agreements correspond to a

trying to figure things out with the rest of society just as we navigate through the pandemic and start to return into some sort of normalcy. so what is the red crossions as a thank you for donors that come in the entirety of this month so through the end of august? um we are automatically entering them into a chance to win gas for a year, so and that's a $6000 value the automatically be entered into that contest if you will, and in addition to that all of our donors are going to get a $10 gift card to be used at a merchant of their choice, and that's an e gift card so that will be sent to the donors. post donation as a thank you. um but again pretty cool opportunity, especially as we see gas prices at an all time high, and it's a reminder just like we need to refuel our vehicles, the inventory levels and our overall blood supply needs to be refilled as well. are these incentives working? they are also a locally we have seen an uptick and our overall donations and we track that by looking at how our appointment levels are filling in the upcoming days and weeks and through the last couple of months, it's been extremely channel. island chain , and we

red crosses. russia joined the convention already in 1867. the society of the russian red cross was patronized by empress maria feodorovna on august 22, 1909, the first air show in the world opened in france near the city of rains. the place was not chosen by chance. the country then led the development of aviation. aces, aviation, luiblerio were the first to show their skills, flying across the english channel, building their planes and jean-lefr pioneer of stunt tricks in the air with hyulat. he was the first to land a plane on the water american pilot glenn curtis and english george cockburn on the track, 10 km long, competed in speed and the altitude of the show was attended by half a million spectators. among them were french president armand foliers and future british prime minister david louis george. on august 22, 1989, astronomers reported that the american automatic station voyager 2 proved the presence of rings in the gas giant neptune. these are clumps of ilda dust that revolve around the planets in the plane of the equator. before it was kno