k. depleting and the coming years in south asia. ah, no, i think the connection remains a strong and it is unlikely to deplete the do we need to understand the colonial legacy is not just about oppression. and subjugation. there are cultural aspects to it as well. the language, the literature, the art, the media, the mod of governance, the countries like boston, india or bangladesh, new ball have so much in common with the u. k. that gonna be undone, at least not in the near future, and gwin elizabeth's demise. one change that the roots are, the tires are deep rooted and the connection is very strong and it will remain strong. it's not going to go away from and we live there for the time being. thanks so much for joining us today. i'm a chance. thanks for having me on the show. and we'll leave it today with the images of queen elizabeth in south asia. and we will see you tomorrow. ah. he's written more than 100 titles. stephen king in the ground, most of horror. he's one numerous major writing awards, but not the noble prize for lit

this is especially true in south asia and sub saharan africa, where the mobo internet gap is over a 3rd. one reason for this gender divide is affordability. women tend to and less money than men, and often can't show to the cost of a smartphone or internet data. digital illiteracy is another huddle older and less educated. women often don't know how to use a phone, go online or open an application. another reason gender stereotypes. so in fact i was driving them to suburban by one of the force, social norms are the most important one. how are women fence dying, interacting with a one where she speaking don't wish, not speaking, don't what does she think this cannot be monitored on a whole and, and therefore that is a lot of oversight from me as relatives well missions required in the usage of the form and this makes the initiatives to familiarize women with digital technology all the more important buddy bye, but then add them up, but i'm getting it though up. oh god. the good news. the gap between men and women who access the internet with their fence is slowly closing with phones beco

looking at the way they approach central asian countries, and also as i said, the main protagonist in south asiad you that india and pakistan are already members.ird other key players in west asia are now going to become, let's say, more important within the forum, and that obviously shows a clear trend china trying to promote its conductivity, nash connectivity -- promote its infrastructure, connectivity in all these regions, to the interest of the european union and the united states because obviously, there is one common interest, and that iso push away any other external actors from the region. the second important common denominator is to create credible counterweight to u.s. power projection. mark: hear what you are saying completely. as much as russia likes to put out that this is about equals, isn't it a fact that china is really in control of this relationship? >> absolutely. this is not a symmetrical partnership. i would describe it as a symmetrical, tactical rather than strategic, the partnership in which china is predominantly setting the tone is the financial, economic provider, bas

that's going to south asia now. —— let's go to south asia now.s in pakistan after the devastating floods washed away nearly half of the country's crops. around 1,200 people are known to have been killed, but unicef says many more children could die from the rapid spread of diseases such as cholera and malaria. our correspondent pumza fihlani is in pakistan. meet badal. he's two days old, najima's sixth child. as he sleeps under a tree that's become this family's only shelter, his mother is anxious. this is no place for a baby. translation: we don't even have a tent, just this tree. . we spent the whole night in the rain, running away from the flood, trying to get to safety. when we arrived, this was the only space we could find here. it gets really hot and he starts crying and won't stop. it's very difficult. baby badal was born in a nearby hospital, but najima was forced to return to the river bank because she'd left a husband and five young children. hundreds of families have taken refuge along a flood wall in kali mori. their homes were washed

and experts do say that because of climate change, weather patterns are changing in south asia, particularly in india and brands like these can be expected over the coming years. the water has no way to go except well on the roads and into people's homes. or it probably will leave it there for the moment. thanks very much. data already been reporting there from bigler, but more flooding is expected in southern pakistan with the force drainage of water from the country's largest lake. engineers have cut through the embankments of like my child to reduce the volume of water, but it's threatening to flip properties downstream. dozens of villages, lime is path, and heavy rain has damaged the unesco wild hershey site in pakistan. several walls in the ancient city of manager data have collapsed, who built nearly 5000 years ago into darrow is one of the best preserved oven settlements in south asia. archaeologists and construct workers are repairing the damage to people that have died and thousands of been ordered to evacuate because of a wild, foreign southern california. several buildings have be

the south asia and middle east regional climate. scientists with climate analytics. welcome to the program. thank you very much for joining us. bradford johnson in tallahassee. let me start with you. hurricane in went from a tropical storm to a hurricane in less than 24 hours. and it's not the only storm that recently experienced this. rapid intensification as they're calling it what is behind this and what is making these storms more intense and more frequent? that's right. and thank you for having me on the show today. it's really like you mentioned a long line and a series of storm the past 5 to 10 years that are found their ways into the gulf of mexico. ready when we are found out throughout the day. ready that the sea surface temperatures and the environment conducive to the striping of storms in the gulf of mexico have been tracking above average from. ready historical values, for instance, that hurricane in its reverse over water, if they were over 30 degrees celsius and in northwestern caribbean, before it encountered. ready water. ready or more than 2 degree

this year there has been material losses in all regions of the world, including south asia, western europe and north america due to the effects of disaster prone whether resulting from climate change. this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handedness of some countries attempting to replace the current international order with a rules-based international order governed by the unilateral western values. the q1 was founded in reflection of expectations and desire of humankind for wanting to see no more of the scourge of the world words. the present reality calls for the united nations to promote cooperation and reconciliation and unity among its member states at discharge and it riches mandates. -- righteous mandates. achieving overall over the most of the country while overcoming the difficulties and obstacles. i hope that the successes gained will make a positive contribution to the deliberation for overcoming challenges and finding transformative solutions by the international commun

inevitable now that it will be more and more classes between hindus and muslims, diasporas off south asia, but saying that i also think it is harming indian interest. not only indian governments interest or so the people go to what the indian does for us interest in general were left to leave it there for the time. be with thank you so much for joining us today. for, for social trend from capella university, aids written, ah, china's adherence to it's 0 go with policy has hip economy and ordinary people, not just on the mainland, but in hong kong as well. and often overlooked group, here is the cities, musicians. strict covered restrictions have affected lived music performances and with it the fortunes of upcoming artists. ah, this is as close to alive music gig as hong kong, as can get these days. watching locked van david barry knives perform on a screen stream from his studio several miles away. hong kong streaked co that rules mean that live music performances remain banned in any place that serves food or drink. while big concert venues have been allowed to reopen stages and small l

ah. fitter did other news asia coming up to date out india's religious organization is impacting south asian communities abroad, such as in lester, in the u. k. what a weekend of religious violence, meadows, similar incidents in india. but how is this happening and performing live pandemic style. how rock plans in hong kong are still locked out of balls and clubs . ah. my british manager, welcome to d w. news. a sure glad you could join us. a weekend of religious violence in a city in the united kingdom has highlighted how religious polarization in india is impacting south asian communities abroad. we're talking of less take out a beautiful multicultural city in the east of england, with a sizable south asian community. this comprises people from both india and pakistan, that is, both him, those and muslims. over the weekend, young men from both communities attacked each other on the streets. and one of the causes of the violence can be traced more than 4000 miles away in india. but 1st, here's what happened. tensions began in earnest in late august after india defeated buck thumb in a

uh, greater eurasia in south asia is, uh, the saark organization, uh, which is also developing integration processes in the nose at the regional level and which through india through uh, pakistan uh, would probably be interested in closer cooperation with us. uh, hmm, in conclusion, i would like to say that, uh, we certainly don't need uh experience inflated expectations from concrete successes in the process of building this unified common. e eurasian home. this will of course be a lengthy process. and uh, the reason is clear here, they are, uh, in need. eh, the derivation of some common denominator of our development, so that it would be natural is not easy, but it is necessary to do. and the fact that in general this is a big civilizational project, which has quite obvious advantages. well, which naturally faces big problems. but i think that everyone understands that we are now facing a unique chance to ensure the self-sufficient development of our jewish world to change, and not only regional, but also global, political and economic architecture, to become a guarantor of stability and

is assigned to india, pakistan to south asia and central asia and not to the post-soviet space,e a relapse of the old american policy, when they stimulated through afghanistan interacting with central asia south asia, so donaldl 's name is this a junior. uh, deputy secretary. he stated that the united states is actively involved in discussing the possibilities of transporting kazakh oil bypassing russia through the caspian sea, and that when next week secretary of state anthony blinkin holds a 5 + 1 meeting within the framework of the un general assembly, that is, the united states plus the countries of central asia here for me it donald. lou, strangely with central asia, will declare a commitment to maintaining even closer relations with the united states, but angeli kaur, the official representative of the usa international development agency, went even further, who formulated the goal of american policy in the region as follows. listen washington is currently taking action to

you won't recognize about typhoons in south asia a new monogram of charles iii about changing the orbiteroid. what a pity cheating in chess is completely upset, but in fact, you will learn a lot of other useful and important things, for example, about what is happening literally next to us.

selection of interviews with mikhail gorbachev and documentaries about him and on the site. if south asiad, then in europe the opposite attack is drought and shallowing of rivers, our regular author alexandra popova about the summer problems of poland and germany . this is real paralysis. almost everything is transported along the rhine, building materials such as sand and gravel. we have chemical products, oil, coal, containers, and everything you can imagine in them. water level problem rhenium, there is not the first year, but this time the drought, perhaps especially unpleasant due to the lack of gas from russia and germany was going to switch to coal-fired power plants. the problem is that the main transport of coal goes along the river and low water levels threaten the supply of raw materials for the power plant. here the indicator shows that in the rhine there can be a maximum of 6 m 40 cm, at the moment the water is below the mark of 5 m of water in sight, especially little, along with the narrowing of the river in the caubium near frankfurt, here it has dropped to fifty-six cm. t

students in latin america and south asia are the most impacted in the long term. those, these learn and gaps could mean low earnings for students and low economic productivity for nations. by 2040, the impact could lead to an annual loss of more than one point. 5 trillion dollars . world wise. with the white house blamed the handling of the pandemic by the former trump administration. the students fight falling behind in the studies. we're going to make sure that those funds are directed to the most resources towards students who are, who will fall, who will, who fell. but the further behind which is important and we must repair the damage that was done by the last administration. the mismanagement that was done by the last minute administration. ah, this is l g here and these are the top stories you as president joe biden has accused his predisposed to donald trump and the republicans to support him of threatening democracy. biden warm stay wants to take the country backwards and urged voters to reject what he called extremism. miger republicans do not respect th

and what these portraits in india, queen elizabeth, the 2nd se about her legacy in south asia. a stories with my colleague berrish, vanity official break. i'm been pursuing, we back with more news next out with him. when you work as an architect, legal, allan or not at all women in architecture, why are they so invisible to the larger public.

nepal's relationship with the british monarchy is quite different compared to most of south asia.eement that allows gurkhas to serve with the uk military. and even among ordinary people here, we found a lot of affection for the british royal family. 0n the street, we met this man who was eager to talk to us about the funeral. i am very saddened, i respect her. so very many... all my thoughts and prayers are with the british people. so how old were you, sir, when you saw queen elizabeth? i was ten, 15 years of age. one of the millions around the world who have their own memories of the queen. from near and far, today they said goodbye. yogita limaye, bbc news, kathmandu. today was the culmination of 11 days of mourning, here and around the world. people have attended events in their hundreds of thousands, remembering and paying respect to the queen, who has been a constant in british life for the 96 years of her life. our home editor mark easton looks at how the country has been remembering the queen, her life and legacy. i name this ship queen elizabeth ii. there is a hole in our

only needs to be used correctly, in addition to political upheavals, the space from western to south asiaacing other circumstances is the truly irresistible force from pakistan, our regular contributor asim al rama. his house was destroyed by water; the boy does not have a tent, and he is forced to huddle in ruins. he does not know what will happen next and he is very scared. i'm afraid of water, there is a lot of it here alone in pakistan, millions of women and children were affected by the floods, the provinces of billujistan were most affected , and sins followed by khyber, pakhtunkhwa and pijab millions of houses crops were destroyed, people were destroyed, people are looking for help the brink of a food crisis. we have received great support from the international community of friendly and fraternal. to us countries, their representatives build houses, provide us with food or medicines, their charter flights arrive in the disaster zone, their medical teams and mobiles work. we thank all our friends for their help. than earlier, and in summer, the secret of glaciers in the mountains l

you've seen the impact of in south asia, places like sri lanka and pakistan. we will see more broadly where high commodity prices are going to lead to -- which frankly might not of been created by the problems china has enabled or exacerbated but they are not doing very much to help support it either. we also to get on board trying to figure out these longer-term concerns. because i don't think they're going to go away anytime soon. >> on the question about china's domestic economic situation and how that impacts its foreign policy behavior. i mean, the slowdown in economic growth in china because of its strict zero covid policy as willis well as problems in the real estate industry and other industries, it has definitely made an impact on china. this is definitely something that keeps xi jinping and the communist party of that night. under the ccp, china has had phenomenal economic growth for the last several decades. i think the reason why many chinese citizens have tolerated their monopoly over power is because they have this implicit contract. they have ma

india is a state in south asia, a parliamentary republic, a modern, rapidly developing country, the largestroducer and exporter of software and the custodian of an ancient culture. this earth has seen the rise of the collapse of many empires has been influenced by ancient chinese and later european culture, but its own development has been uninterrupted august 15 this year citizens. india celebrated their main holiday. 75th anniversary of the country's independence. on august 15 of this year, the current prime minister of india, on a rendition of fashion , raised the tricolor flag of india to commemorate the independence day of the country over the ancient fortress of the red fort, as it did 75 years ago. jawaharlar, india's first prime minister, proclaimed from the high podium that the next 25 years should be decisive for going forward. building independence india should be among the most developed countries world for more than 20 years the government program has had the opportunity to observe the development in modern india we have been honored with two presidents and only three prime min

our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, reports. know if i am healthy-— i don't even know ifi am health . �* ,, , ., healthy. an endless struggle to find food and _ healthy. an endless struggle to find food and clean _ healthy. an endless struggle to find food and clean water. - healthy. an endless struggle to find food and clean water. the | find food and clean water. the world health organization has warned the second disaster due to the spike in disease. officials say it could take many months for the water levels to recede. so for families here, the uncertainty continues. they don't know whether or when there will be able to return home. as well as facing the risk of disease, there are also dealing with a huge mental burden, living a life in limbo. many in these camps are struggling for the for the basics. the government says it's doing all it can't aid. untilthen, all these aid. until then, all these families aid. untilthen, all these families can do is wait. reggie never did nothing, bbc news. meanwhile, england's cricket team

this is africa south america asia is exactly where we focus our work attention and actually continues topic actually is the war in ukraine and there were a lot of statements about this most countries united in condemning russia us secretary of state anthony blinken accused putin of destroying the world order charles michel, the president of the european council, even called on the un to suspend russia's membership in the security council, because in reality this is a defense for the kremlin of its presence in ukraine. is it really possible to deprive russia of such an opportunity and how realistic is it to suspend russia's membership in the security council? i think that at least it is necessary to suspend and the right to veto, as not completely, as to eliminate it, there must be very serious pressure from all sides, and we see that uh, many say that this is impossible, but we see that in the last six for many months, everyone said it was impossible, and it happened , so we have to continue to promote it, and we really need to strengthen again these countries that voiced africa, sout

those 50 largest cities the majority of the fastest sinking cities are here in asia and are actually concentrating in southi minh city orjakarta, manila, bangkok, all of these large populations have areas that are sinking fast. regarding their grades, go will believe spatial they can vary between sinking at around 16 mm per year to uplifting to around one mm per year. per year to uplifting to around one mm peryear. if per year to uplifting to around one mm per year. if we want to put that into context regarding climate change, our oceans are rising at somewhere between three and four mm per year. you can have cities that are sinking four times fast is that. creating sea level hotspots. that. creating sea level hotsoots-_ that. creating sea level hotsots. ., , ., hotspots. what does this mean an actual time _ hotspots. what does this mean an actualtime lag? _ hotspots. what does this mean an actualtime lag? what- hotspots. what does this mean an actual time lag? what are l hotspots. what does this mean | an actual time lag? what are we looking at years, decades away from the cities being underwater?- from t

informational position , in particular in the countries of the global cock, it is latin america, south asia, as well. this week, i took part in several important formats of communication with investors, a summit under the auspices of forbes, a gathering of the world's largest businessmen engaged in charity, a video conference with representatives of black rock and goldman sachs, a train of world players, a global initiative of the clintons, each such event adds attention to ukraine, adds specific projects and benefits to our state strengthens our stability brings our victory closer the first of ukraine met with new york evil passions new prime minister of great britain and it was a very substantive meeting with the first lady of france, brigitte macron, together with prime minister denys shmyhal, met with antonio , the general secretary of the hotelier mon held almost 20 meetings at the invitation of charles michel, helen took part in the form of a woman in conflicts, which took place on the platform of the general assembly, presented special charitable fund the charitable foundation of ole

see when i got a south asia on a montana, i will not be running a push. before we get enough. i've got to say that it's always a high low. so need someone i writing a letter with a quandary. pick up book, you know, we did on our cut me down. let me say me, somebody know you maybe hold that. they did the gas and that i got hired. i already ship it would be probably just a couple you, lou suddenly i ah bizarre. i get, they gave out any their gas, and i said it bad that i get them disappeared. dear boy, he reapportionment didn't seem cautious. catherine c, at the casa mira can be under law combine yet, or in the media dancer? mia? oh, i mean after one digit with a boy domonique re what the news dal for lucky you wonder if you try did is will just got some thought that'd be the replace your laptop with course active them for me. thank you man. law i loud. i celine is a key you up. why? room the air in 3rd period. so the good among you, the wrong get them in. so you are put in a severe kid, dennis, you go no size. but at the bottom, which of course us soviet game he said go on stoc

and was we move to south asia? we have seen flooding in the north of india, thanks to heavy rains and utter pradesh. this was the scene in luck now where a number of houses collapsed. the wetter weather however, has shifted a further north and to the east. bangladesh seemed heavy, falls as well as in a pool. and me and my it's much dryer in the south of india, as it is in the north west. we are expecting sunshine in new delhi on both saturday and sunday to send a story for pakistan. it may be flooded, but the skies are clear. that sure weather update. i saw officially on the june in the year 1271, a. d, a germany tell your merchant set out on an extraordinary journey. having travelled the furthest reaches of the ma glen by marco polos, will beijing, the city established by car still today? joy the strong. now in china is again a super. we reflect on how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo al jazeera ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour syrian state media

inevitable now that there will be more and more classes between the hindus and muslims, diasporas off south asia, but saying that i also think it is harming indian interest. not only indian governments interest or so the people go to what the indian does for us interest in general, where he left to leave it there for the time being when thank you so much for joining us today. for social trend from capella university, aids written, ah, china's adherence to its zurich over policy has hip, the economy and ordinary people, not just on the mainland, but in hong kong as well. and often overlooked group, here is the cities, musicians. strict covered restrictions have effected lived music performances, and with it the fortunes of upcoming artists. ah, this is as close to alive music gig as hong kong, as can get these days. watching not ban david barry knives perform on a screen stream from a studio several miles away. hong kong streaked cove. it rules mean that live music performances remain banned in any place that serves food or drink. while big concert venues have been allowed to reopen stages and sm

they date back nearly 5000 years. manger darrow is one of the best preserved irvin settlements in south asia. archaeologists and construction workers are repairing the damage and the most powerful typhoon to hit south career in years is killed at least 6 people. 5 died in the city of po, hang where the storm submerged roads and buildings. soldiers have been deployed to search for people who are missing. typhoon he, them, nor dumped a mater of rain on south career and he's moving towards japan. so strongly now, which has accused or being accused rather of interference after offering to fund the next election in the solomon islands. the solomon's prime minister is facing mounting pressure following proposals to change the constitution. he says he's country can afford to pay for an election and a major sporting event in the same year. sarah clark explains checkpoints are in place with police coding of access to parts of the parliamentary precinct. the solomon islands, prime minister plans to change the constitution to delay next year's election and stay in power until 2024. the oppositional war

, which is filled with death and destruction for people in the middle east and central asia and south asia. we need to paper on notice that if they harbor terrorists, they are going to get a legacy has been creating more terrorism. actually, we've got a long way to go in order to achieve our objective in america has no interest in fighting an endless war and the war than enhances the conditions that produce what is supposed to eradicate. we want to fight a war. i've got to stand and when i could win that war in a week, i just don't want to kill 10000000 people. i know my decision will be criticized. but i would rather take all that criticism, pastors decision onto another, present in the united states, yet another one or the can never really end. the one did not have to be a visionary to realize on september 11th, 2001 that the united states was about to change. a strike at the heart of the world's only superpower, almost $3000.00 american lives lost in a single day, will have that effect. what was unfair seen was how many people in countries that had nothing to do with the 911 attacks had

what can we do today to mitigate the domino effect of such a po labs in central and south asia, water supply systems? that's what we talk about today. hello, welcome to eco india. i'm some of that uncle. let's start in bangalore, in india, south, over the last decade, the city has worked aggressively to build systems to treat all the fluids and generate following a government directive. larger apartment complexes now have to set up food treatment plans to treat and dreams, their waste water. the visitor to such plans to find out if this approach is easing bengals water wars. the ah, a jeep bonnie good overseas. the sewage treatment plant at his apartment complex. the software engineer lives in banga, lew india, the fastest growing city that struggling to meet its water needs. its the country's 1st to port residence in charge of their raised water. a novel approach that explored seek and water pollution and save fresh water traditionally. so achievement happens in centralized treatment plans. but what daniel has done because the city has sort of leapfrogged in its development. the util

the general assembly adopted the assembly of semi-fortifications of interconnectedness between south asiatral asia was adopted in july your excellencies the difficulties that we are now facing beyond any doubt serious, however they are. and it's no coincidence that we met in samarkand, which has historically been a melting pot for various cultures. i am sure that the spirit of cooperation solidarity will be the guiding thread for the un sco. as we ensure sustainable development and fight for human rights. today i would like to congratulate you on the successful holding of the summit. thank you dear ms. wildly for your speech shanghai, the organization of employees will continue to allow fruitful partnership relationship with its institutions. dear participants of the summit, at our meeting it was decided that the chairmanship of the organization. the following year, for the first time, it passes to the republic of india again. let me, on behalf of everyone, congratulate the prime minister of india, mr. narenda modis, on his assumption of the presidency and i wish you success in fulfilling

, the empire of bagdan genghis khan appears in eurasia, and buddhism is spreading in china and south asiaan even sounds funny, no matter how it was, but it’s actually primitive that all this has been hammered in for many years into the head of unprepared people people. all this was perceived and absorbed, and it will be much more difficult to knock it out of your head, because that on each of this statement, we will have to spend several hours in order to unfold it all and say it. and it’s not a fact that people will believe us, because 100 years is actually a very complicated science, and no one wants to think, but we figured out this fake. the next thing i would like to talk about, ukrainian sources write that in sevastopol in the cape region fiolent was allegedly thundered by explosions and a russian active military unit caught fire. let's get a look. come take a closer look. well, such a fireman is here, of course, there was ok, almost extinguished. in crimea, after the explosion near cape fiolent, an allegedly abandoned military unit is on fire, but this somehow justifies the fact th

that has been lingering here hong kong as well seems unclear and settled whether it was a move to south asia. it's looking pretty settled in the south and across more central areas. it's the north west that continues to see the very heavy rain. we have seen flooding in parts of new delhi, but we're seeing the monsoon retreat so much dryer for the likes of pakistan. we could see that heavier rain shift its way further north, and turn more wintery as it edges into the mountainous areas. still very wet, however, for bangladesh, me and mart nepal for that east coast of india. however, scattered showers and some sunshine that to weather update cats ha, airway official airline of the journey. ah, ah, you're watching out 0 mind about top stories this hour, and ukrainians, reporting that armed soldiers have been going door to door, getting people to vote on whether for occupied regions of use. events of any crane should join russia, keeps as the votes are a sham and an unlawful land gra rusher is continuing his mobilization to reservists in the far eastern region of your katya and indoor stadium has

it's likely to push out to see by wednesday that was a move to south asia. it's a much clearer picture in the south of india for sri lanka as well. and in the north, west, new delhi thing sunshine through to the mid week when the rain moves in pakistan despite the floods will still see clear skies and sunshine. it's much wet for the east of india, additional likely to see some heavy rain. and that's thanks to a wet and windy system swirling away in the bay or bengal, chucking heavy rain towards me and my cat saw airways official airline of the journey. i wrote music, the song expresses every emotional patches, every feeling, especially love gerda, and has its own superstars like food. oh, to 0. well tells the stories behind for iconic songs of passion drama, no infidelity and unrequited love or of love songs on al jazeera. ah ah hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news the south, the us house speaker says that she strongly condemns what she calls illegal attacks by as a by john on our media. nancy pelosi was speaking in the alabama t

missiles have hit buildings over nice on saturday and forced to palace some station to shut down in south asia. he says one cause russian kamikaze drones have damage buildings in central odessa. on sunday morning. charles strafford has the latest from cape certainly according to the ukrainians, at least a lot of moving parts. a lot of fighting along the front lines, both in the east and the south to day as these referendums continue in those occupied russian occupied areas. the crane in all sorts is saying that there were at least $35.00 what they describe as settlements that were hit by russian missiles and artillery strikes over round about the last 24 hours. were also hearing reports from ma, russian. all sorts is they saying that sir, the ukraine is they are accusing the ukrainians of hitting a hotel in the occupied city of care of sawn. they're saying that at least 2 people were killed in that strike, including one former pro russian ukrainian law maker. as i say, all these reports very difficult, if not impossible, to verify both sides constantly saying that they are avoiding trying to h