sounds like on the border between tajikistan and. the video was shared by local media on friday morning hours after both sides had agreed to stop fighting was. the violence broke out at a water reservoir that both countries claim as their own each side accusing the other of firing 1st. there are skirmishes here every few months as communities to access to land and more casual resources. but major gages by government troops are rare this is the worst fighting in is this is one of the last undefined frontiers in the region in central asia when you look at this part of the map this is the very gonna valley where back to stand if you can stand in kyrgyzstan all sort of tangle around one another it's a very complicated ethnic catchwords of course you know you can't place blame on the fact that there are no clear geographic markers between the borders between the securities and the tajik side so that that's just sort of geographic confusion you could say well it isn't border checkpoints on the koga side a sage have been set on fire thousan

it's reached a cease fire with tajikistan after the heaviest fighting along the disputed border in years at least 5 people have been killed and dozens more injured. yes fighting broke out over a water reservoir and pumping station which is claimed by both sides residents threw rocks at each other before security forces exchange for. who has more now from istanbul. according to allegations everything started after tragic authorities installed a surveillance camera on a curb his water station at the border and following that allegation local communities from both sides started throwing rocks at each other exchanged gunfire is the escalation of went off and the military's from both sides were involved in the conflict at the border conflict is always there when it comes to former soviet countries like iran and kyrgyzstan even though they gained independence from the former soviet union almost 30 years ago on the point borders is always a problem and from time to time tension every size but this time it is reported that as an allegation a war of words actually was triggered in late march afte

it was like this is what distaste via sounds like on the border between tajikistan and . the video was shared by local media on friday morning hours after both sides had agreed to stop fighting was. the violence broke out at a water reservoir that both countries claim as their own each side accusing the other of firing 1st. their skirmishes here every few months as communities are the access to land and more casual resources. but majoring gages by government troops are rare this is the worst fighting in is this is one of the last undefined frontiers in the region in central asia when you look at this part of the map this is the very gonna valley where back to stand if you can stand in kyrgyzstan all sort of tangle around one another it's a very complicated ethnic catchwords of course you know you can't place blame on the fact that there are no clear geographic markers between the borders between the securities and the tajik side so that that's just sort of geographic confusion you could say well it isn't border checkpoints on the koga side a said to have been set on fire

least 13 people have been killed in fighting on the frontier between the central asian nations of tajikistan and kurdistan dozens more were injured poorly drawn borders dating back to the soviet union have caused tension between the 2 neighbors. turning to india now which is seeing a another spike in kuwait in 1000 cases with over 380000 new infections reported in the last day despite international aid arriving oxygen is still in short supply across the country overwhelmed ta spittles have been forced to turn patients away leaving their relatives desperately trying to source medical supplies themselves. a woman begs. the she pleads. as she tries to find. for her desperately sick mother. of 5 and i mean that my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in so many hospitals in delhi and. across india oxygen is still in desperately short supply. in the capital daily volunteers from the sikh community have set up an oxygen center in a car park. good lord people are suffering as begging for oxygen we arranged for cylinders from anywhere we could we stayed

reported 14500000 cases gunfire has been heard over night on the southern border between kyrgyzstan in tajikistan hours after the ceasefire agreement is how the authorities say 13 people were killed in fighting since wednesday the violence along the disputed border is the heaviest in began over a water reservoir that both countries claim as their own. thousands of people on both sides of the thailand's myanma border are preparing to flee their homes as fighting between on definite groups and the military escalates karenne state has recently seen some of the worst fighting since the military coup in myanmar in february hundreds of already left the region in recent days and thousands more want to join them and 4 prominent hong kong pro-democracy activists including joshua wang have pleaded guilty to taking part in an illegal assembly last year to commemorate the $198910.00 men square massacre wang is already behind bars for going izing rallies during the $21000.00 mass on thai government protests those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera an east. well if we cannot have palestina my gover

least 4 people have been killed in clashes on the frontier between the central asian nations of tajikistan and kyrgyzstan dozens more were injured poorly drawn borders dating back to the soviet union and long calls to tension between the 2 neighbors turkey has imposed his 1st national walk down to slow a 3rd wave of covert 19 non-essential businesses will close domestic travel will be restricted schooling will be moved online turkey currently has the highest infection rate in europe. and staying with a pandemic india's health care system is near collapse and hospitals are without enough oxygen even for the sickest patients the virus is now spreading across india faster than in any other global hot spot you may think that campaigning in voting would be suspended but in the indian state of west being go people are going to the polls despite the risks. a woman begs. she pleads. as she tries to find oxygen for her desperately sick mother. the father of a bunch of water i didn't get there my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in so many hospitals

the central asian nations of kyrgyzstan and tajikistan kyrgyzstan says both sides have now agreed to a cease fire poorly drawn borders dating back to soviet times have long calls to tension between the 2 neighbors germany is to begin returning priceless sculptures looted from nigeria british soldiers took the so-called but name bronzes in the 19th century the objects were later sold to museums around the world they are considered some of africa's greatest treasures. india's health care system is near collapse and hospitals are without enough oxygen even for the sickest patients the corona virus is now spreading across india faster than in any other global hot spot you may think that campaigning in voting would be suspended but in the indian state of west being go all people are going to the polls despite the risks. a woman bag. she pleads. as she tries to find. for her desperately sick much they're. not even i didn't get my mother is very seriously ellen for the past 2 days we've been trying to get to bed in so many hospitals and down. across india oxygen is still and desperately sho

least 13 people have been killed in fighting on the front here between the central asian nations of tajikistan and care just after dozens more were injured poorly drawn borders dating back to the soviet union have caused tension between the 2 neighbors. doherty's and los angeles have charged 5 people with attempted murder and robbery in connection with the theft of a rabid dog as dogs the sinkers dogs were stolen in february of hollywood god his dog walker was shot in the chest during the incident but survived his injuries. we turn now to india which is reeling from another record spike in coded 1000 cases with over 380000 new infections reported in the past day despite international aid arriving oxygen is still in short supply across the country overwhelmed hospitals have been forced to turn patients away leaving their relatives desperately trying to source medical supplies themselves. a woman banks. she pleads. as she tries to find. for her desperately sick mother. if i don't know about the water i've been getting my mother is very seriously l. and for the past 2 days we've been trying to ge

triggered in late march after the head of caracas state committee for national security proposed that tajikistan should yield vaio next clave surrounded by a tick. by kook assistant in exchange for a parcel of territory from the but can region and everything started after that some reports suggest the kremlin's most high profile critical accent of ali has lost an appeal against the conviction for defaming a world war 2 veteran it was during his 1st court appearance since ending a 3 week hunger strike i mean took his chance to wash out again and president vladimir putin burnitz wrote reports from moscow. on a poor quality video link from a prison hospital alexei navalny looked into he's lost 20 kilos since his return from germany in january telling his wife and the rest of the court he's eating a few spoonfuls of porridge after ending a 3 week hunger strike this hearing was an appeal against his conviction for defamation but vladimir putin's most prominent critic out of things to talk about to. 20 years of incompetent government have led to the fall and the result there is a crown slipping from h

the e—mail with the passport scans claimed the men were from the national guard of tajikistan, and gavee pair arrived in prague on october 11th, using the same names as in salisbury. on october 13th, they went to stay in ostrava, near the arms depot, and they left the country on october 16th, the day of the explosion. but why was the depot targeted? the bbc has been told that a bulgarian arms dealer, emilian gebrev, stored weapons there. six months later in bulgaria, members of the same unit from russian military intelligence are believed to have tried to kill gebrev. this cctv shows an alleged member of the team moving around gebrev�*s car. it's alleged that poison was smeared on its door handle, leaving him fighting for his life, though he did survive. one expert says these incidents paint a picture of how this unit operates. it actually seems to be military intelligence�*s in—house team of miscellaneous throat—slitters and general saboteurs. there's probably about 20 operational staff and maybe 200 support personnel. the czech prime minister has announced that 18 russian diplomats ar

of the fire and not to mention relying upon allies up must tell speaking of was beck a stand and tajikistan former soviet republics were must still exercise its influence and leverage in so if you put all of this together you understand the frustration in mr biting that caused him to lash out and with these inconsistent moves on the one hand imposing sanctions on the other hand calling for a summit this inconsistency it seems to me can be explained. what's the likely response from the united states i mean they've already said they was there ought to respond to russia's turn do you think we could be stuck in a loop here and definitely i think that's possible but i really do think that mr biden after establishing his credentials with the hawks in washington by imposing these sanctions now wants to do something much more realistic which is to have a summit with moscow with mr putin the question is will moscow l a see to this requests by mr biden and i'm afraid right now i can't give you an answer as we know the u.s. put sanctions on russia over the solar winds hack citing allegedly high confid

was triggered in late march after the head of state committee for national security proposed that tajikistan should yield. annex clave surrounded by a tick. by curtis's stand in exchange for a parcel of territory from the but can region and everything started after that some reports suggest but apparently this flared up tension is is that if for now as the foreign ministry is an ounce of temporary cease fire. the 2nd day of the south african president's testimony in a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor has concluded cyril run a pause that answered questions about his role in the so-called state capture scandal he was jacob zuma as deputy during the peak of the corruption and admitted more could have been done to prevent graft from me the miller of reports from johannesburg president still ramapo says the highest ranking official to testify at an ongoing inquiry into corruption in south africa many blame oppose us own party the african national congress for much of the graft which according to reports runs into billions of dollars over several years much of the looting is alleged to

a landlocked country and we are the soviet union we don't get the luxury of driving north into tajikistan when the war is over we're likely going to have to fly out while under fire there are 4 maybe 5 year fields in the whole country that can handle that type of lift which means if we don't begin getting these people out now when it comes time to actually evacuated our merican personnel want to quit then afghan interpreters and their families are not going to get the steers seats that are going to be available on the few flights that will be able to make it out before the taliban take over the radio yes in fact i think season starts next month so that's why this is so urgent i'm just going to bring in some some comments from you and came having spies say this is the u.s. government contract is working with the united states intel protests and come back in top this deserve to immigrate to the u.s. . another one here oh goodness. living a survival life here in afghanistan after working with the united states for 3 yes this is a bass so i want to share that with your audience and also came

the e—mail with the passport scans claimed the men were from the national guard of tajikistan, and gave arrived in prague on 0ctober11th, using the same names as in salisbury. on october 13th, they went to stay in 0strava, near the arms depot, and they left the country on october 16th, the day of the explosion. but why was the depot targeted? the bbc has been told that a bulgarian arms dealer, emilian gebrev, stored weapons there. six months later in bulgaria, members of the same unit from russian military intelligence are believed to have tried to kill gebrev. this cctv shows an alleged member of the team moving around gebrev�*s car. it's alleged that poison was smeared on its door handle, leaving him fighting for his life, though he did survive. 0ne expert says these incidents paint a picture of how this unit operates. it actually seems to be military intelligence�*s in—house team of miscellaneous throat—slitters and general saboteurs. there's probably about 20 operational staff and maybe 200 support personnel. the czech prime minister has announced that 18 russian diplomats are being

trouble at the border between kurdistan and tajikistan a conflict over water leaves several dad in. south africa's president spends another day testifying and a correction inquiry. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point at ways hello those rains that have been plaguing areas of japan are now starting to slide off to the pacific but we've got another bout of moisture coming so let me break down those details 1st for that 1st system is out toward the pacific but still some heavy rains for northern areas of japan in the forecast on friday so let me take you to saturday now we see this disturbance in the sea of japan it's going to fling moisture on to honshu so tokyo your forecast over the next few days once again becoming unsettled and what well as we go to southeast asia we've really seen those heavy spells of what weather for indochina rate through into somalia and across borneo that continues friday and into the weekend for india were seen severe storms at times bubble up towards southern portions of the country strong storms for sri lanka as well still hanging on to t

in late march when the head of crewe kruger state committee for national security proposed that tajikistan should yield. a target in clay within the cougar's territorial borders. in exchange for a parcel of territory from the buckskin region so that was actually the start of the war of words between the 2 sides according to some reports but nic the border issue is always there in these kinds of former soviet countries especially even though almost 30 years have passed through 2 sides gained in independence the say agreement on the borders which is a very long one remains because the target is down has an enclave within cricket this town and from time to time especially on the fine border in that a long frontiere is a matter of question but this time it was the heaviest clash between the 2 sides but apparently it's halted because of this temporary ceasefire. president thanks for the cynical sort of the. 3rd ahead here on al-jazeera fears that india's ferentz may have crossed over the border to nepal the country heads into a 2 week looked at. what china is calling a heavenly harmony in the s

kurdistan says it's reached a cease fire with tajikistan after the heaviest fighting along the disputed border in years at least 5 people have been killed fighting broke out over a water reservoir and pumping station which is claimed by both sides. u.s. president joe biden has presented his blueprint to build america in an address to congress on the eve of his 100th day in office in a wide ranging speech biden said he's turning peril into possibility after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic he's promising trillions of dollars in investment in job sin infrastructure and education. airstrikes against ethnic armed groups have continued in may in march 2 days after a military outpost was overrun near the border with thailand monitoring groups say the joint has launched at least 6 attacks since choose day and hundreds of people have fled into thailand yes they were headlines more news here in algeria right after inside story remember do join us in 25 minutes for a special look at president joe biden's 1st 100 days in office we'll see that by foot. somalia's president backed down fro

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can you tell me what agreements do we have from tajikistan where obviously we have no basing and it was pakistan we no longer -- what agreement we have to be able to base the forces and conduct surveillance back into afghanistan, do we have any currently? general do you think it would have been optimal to have those agreements before we announce to the world we are going to the rail in a couple months? >> we are engaged in a significant effort to evaluate where we want to put the forces and where to best optimize the geography and the diplomatic angle of it as we go forward. >> i think we need to be clear when the military goes, the central intelligence agency and other agencies were depended on that military backbone and also our contract and our contractors go providing maintenance and other critical support to the afghan forces. what is the plan for those contact support services? >> certainly the u.s. contractors are going to leave. clearly there are going to be some things we won't be able to do anymore as the contractors leave and i don't want to minimize that. to the afghan secur