trying to survive themselves, they are still rescuing the animals that remained here in the village of ruskiki near kharkiv, a woman feeds and takes care of almost a hundred four-legged animals, although she herself lives in the basement in order not to freeze, about the great humanity of ukrainians who did not break under shelling and still find the strength to save of animals in the story svitlana shekery so this patriot brought it my neighbor has it klychka patriot we called him a patriot mrs. olena knows by name all 67 dogs that live in her yard and basement. the woman kept dogs before the war and fed those abandoned in a separate house and during during the occupation, it burned down, some of the dogs died, and i had 38 dogs. i took them to where we lived in an apartment here in the basement. i put them in the basement because of the bombings, and then over time people started to come and disperse because i was afraid of shelling. people began to disperse and the dogs they began to come here, and the corners who came here themselves, the village of ruski tyzhky was under occupation on t

sonia ruskie. and why was he there to find the onset. i began here the collegium, into murray, him a private university in warsaw, which trains lawyers in conservative ideals. it was set up by a legal foundation called odo juris and the court has allowed order. juris represented by the new s on your skate to participate in hosted up against his prosecution in there. warsaw h q. i also order your is his president, what he wanted to happen to you? skinner? with hope. ah, that, ah, lady will be punished by a, by the court if anybody i pro promotes campaigns to take the life of the unborn, we need to provide proper sanctions in the criminal law. meanwhile, back at the trial, she witnesses failed to appear, and the judge rescheduled the hearing. i'm her disappoint 3rd and there. and i have to find a car is outside the court. activists pulled out what they see is order. yours is mission. ah, a sustained attack on women's right to abortion. and just in a pledge to keep supporting women who lead her groups help even anybody only then hooked on n

crews have been fighting a blaze at what they call an electricity infrastructure size in comp, keith ruskie was expect the death toll from thursday's hotel. fine cambodia to rise. at least 19 people have died in the blaze in the town of point pay on the ty border. hundreds of military police and volunteer rescue personnel resumed. the search for bodies were suspended at nightfall because the risk that the building might collapse, how force it has more of the building its way through the building for more than 12 hours. by thursday afternoon, the fire was at last under control, but its intensity and duration had left little of the grand diamond hotel and casino complex. behind. the provincial government says overloaded, electrical wiring, supplying new years decorations, was the likely cause. hundreds of people were inside. as the flames raced from floor to floor witnesses saw some jump will fall from burning rooftops. one man had made an escape route from bed sheets, its end hanging many floors above the ground alone. we don't buy rescue say many more likely never to have got out of rooms a

it looked ruskie more. doris knows it's a little bit scary because he left and something bad could happen to him. but it's very good because it means there's a very close relationship with the us. and i think it will mean additional support . the more and it proves that we are serious partners at a high level to close or the future to improve. we need the war to stop, you know, invited with the to crash, leverage, intravenous or ginger. this was for focus. i think it's very good that it's what we need the world because it's difficult to convince the us to help us via video goals and watches the bachelor in love with honestly, i didn't know about the visit, but it's good to improve our ties and solve our issues sproul. good actually really? right. i am at the all. this must have been a top secret mission to get the president of a war torn country all the way across the glow. what are you hearing about how he got out? well, it's older, more remarkable. nicole doctor, nobody knew are he was going in her presence zaleski had said from day one of the war that he wouldn't leave ukraine unless r

the victims include at least one child. ruskie crew are still searching for survivors. so far more than 20 people and found a life got to leave at the moment, we have 394 rescuers from 15 agencies working on the search and rescue operation. until now, we're still coming the area where the incident happened. us get more or less we can speak to her, came hamza who's in kuala lumpur, is the secretary general for the malaysian red crescent society. thank you for joining a program to. we know what caused this landslide? is it been really quite heavily in the last few weeks actually almost daily on a daily basis? so the heavy rings rains have to have definitely on the lens a structure to be unstable. and now this has definitely contribution very much to the landslide kellier. tell us more about the location. this is a popular tourist destination, presumably as we approach the holiday season, they would have been a lot of people there. yeah. and so it's quite close to getting highlands where many people would go during fall for the holidays over the weekends and during athleti

russian shells, kharkiv district, mykola's house is located in the suburbs of kharkiv, in the village of ruskin february 24, the husband could not come to work, the russians occupied the village for 15 days, the family hid from shelling in in the basements , the utility worker says, endless glass flew out of the houses, eh, two-story houses, they have two-story houses there , and the bomb shelter, and we spent all this time there. they checked passport documents, wrote down uh, asked different questions there, well, mostly they served there, they didn’t serve there in november after 9 months in germany, mykola and his family returned home, now they live with a relative in kharkiv, because the house in the russian paths, the husband says, was destroyed, just a little... wait a little, well, they decided, they waited, they waited, as if every month, every week, they thought about it, что Домой домой хотим well, here we are, the deputy director of the complex for the removal of household waste, artem semikopenko, says if on at the beginning of the full-scale war, there were only two dozen drivers

it happened in getting highlands, which is a popular area outside call a poor ruskie operations are still underway. south africa's governing agency party is holding leadership elections with president sell rum, oppose a tick to win. a 2nd term. in c has been in power for nearly 30 years. thousands of people have rallied against conviction, assembles mayor, who seen as possible challenger to take years, president and elections next year. i can immemorial support to say the verdict is politically motivated. now those of course are you headlines. news continues here out there off to world cup today with john i got to raska enroll patrick after the introduction of a controversial electro tennessee and the set to vote in an election that many fear may signal the end of democracy. life ahead put this north african nation to noisiest parliamentary election when outages in oliver woke up along to walk up to die. our raw hope. our excitement is building our head off the world cup, florida, which is now just 2 days away. yes. hello. i'm trying to get raska, we've got lots of build ups in the big ga