so why didn't the u commission site that as its source, it was picked up by the western press that is publicly available, just like the american estimate of the 100000. now, given the massive discrepancy between washington's estimate of finance replaces ads . what keeps military leadership had previously conveyed them to be brussels is really in a position here to act as a sort of tie breaker. are they just not interested in giving people an accurate depiction of the human loss and suffering that the west continues to enable with weapons and funding instead of pushing for peace negotiations? the only thing that this inexplicable backtracking does is so a lack of trust in the actions, information and motivations of european officials. one part of underlay and statement which was not deleted was where she said russia must pay financially for the devastation that it caused the damage is so far estimated by that you at $600000000000.00 euros. the u commission chief has also hinted at where the money could come from the south and we have the means to make russia pay. we have blocked 300000

ah, the e u commission, she if deletes or post in which she claimed 100000 ukrainian soldiers had been killed in the war. the figures 10 times more than the one announced by ukrainian officials in august 3 people are reportedly killed and more than 20 injured in a deadly blast in pakistan. it comes after the pakistani taliban terrorist group called for attacks to take place across the country. following the end of a ceasefire and hundreds of people gather in front of a jail in pretoria to protest the release of the convicted murderer of south africa .

the whole idea of a cap was cooked up in the 1st place between the g 7 and the unelected u commission bureaucrats. and it's supposed to be implemented starting december 5th, which is coming up pretty quick. on that day, b, u is supposed to totally ban russian oil imports and their g 7 allies are supposed to stick to the cap price. but get this. the u. s. treasury has already issued permits, allowing us firms to continue to provide maritime transport of russian oil, including t e u countries like bulgaria, croatia, and other landlocked member states of the you as long as they abide by the price caps. so, so much for all that public height about the u banning russian oil. the idea of course is to deprive russian president vladimir putin of cash. they keep talking like they're hitting him personally. bam. right in the pocket book, which frankly isn't much more ridiculous than the idea of hitting the russian economy when the g 7 and e, you represent just a fraction of the world market. so what's the west going to do? sanction the rest of the world buying russian oil at market prices. form

u at 600000000000 euros. and the commission chief has also hinted at where the money could come from of days together, $3000.00. and we have the means to make russia pay. we have blocked 300000000000 euros of the russian central bank reserves. in the short term, we could create with our partners a structure to manage these funds and invest them. we would then use the proceeds for ukraine, reminded me of the western responses that you know, that you get the company that accompanies the, the crises. they tend to suffer behind that the national, my quality down for a project for a you back already. and then just the, all us from the western nation. now even the case is really about, you know, who is in the position to make a judgment, to basically be thinking, what is, what is wrong. and then what is the result? what is the punishment, even energy and it party. so that's what i would say. you don't have the ability and it's offering to repudiate all the things you probably on the wall. it's called all for the new and, and have bee

the geopolitical implications are enormous in europe is the biggest loser with the u. commission chief deletes a post in which he claimed 100000 ukranian soldiers had been killed in the war. the figure of 10 times more than the one announced by ukrainian officials and august the pentagon. blas china claiming its been adversely highlighting the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan to purposely undermine washington's influence in the endo pacific avenue. i'm coming here to demonstrate our disappointment, so that you come us then doug. doug williams with hundreds of people gather in front of a jail in pretoria to protest the release of the convicted murderer of a south african anti apartheid leader with just after 7 pm here in the russian capital. and you're watching r t international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story, 100000 ukrainian troops. that's the estimated death toll estimated by the european commission chief for the war and ukraine. she made the claim in a video to were posted to her twitter page which was later deleted. rush us invasion of u

ah, the e u commission chief deletes or post in which he claimed 100000 ukrainian soldiers had been killed in the war. the figures 10 times more than the one announced by ukrainian officials in august 3 people are reportedly killed and more than 20 injured in a deadly blast in pakistan. it comes after the pakistani taliban terrorist group called for attacks to take place across the country. following the end of a ceasefire and hundreds of people gather in front of a jail in pretoria to protest the release of the convicted murderer of south african anti apartheid leader. this comes as days before he was able, he was to be set free on parole. the assassin was stabbed in prison with just after 4 pm here in moscow, and you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story, 100000 ukrainian troops. that's the estimated death toll estimated by the european commission chief for the war in ukraine. she made the claim in a video posted to her twitter page, which was later deleted. the figure hasn't been mentioned in any press briefings. rush, us inva

worth making the point that the 20 meshes the 3 pillars of an action plan put forward by the e u commission earlier this week. well again, some people say that these are just warm words. they are according to some n jose rehashing existing solutions, which having worked at a migrant route from northern from to the u. k is well established, but many are now taking even greater risks as natasha. butler explains from dunkirk and we live. what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable the, the run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, those journeys across the english channel, all very dangerous. they are very risky, and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and british governments have been trying to do in recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous crossings. they recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would both to security along

it comes as a week long un commission of inquiry. public hearing concluded on friday on a legit human rights violations in the palestinian territories. a u. n. commission heard testimonies from butchering a barclays niece and her colleagues, one of whom was wounded in the same attack. the accuser really forces up deliberately targeting journalists on stress that israel did not conduct an honest criminal investigation into miss abu act lays, killing their further demanding approved be conducted by the un itself. isa. what was shocking is that she was in of quiet area. there was nothing happening in that and that specific seemed and we've seen videos of how she was nearly walking with a, with few of her other colleagues. um, so being that was clear, it clearly showed that she was targeted and it was deliberate. she was a palestinian, a journalist, and my aunt my one, and only on 2 was killed. ah, while exercising her right to press israel, conducted the prob, stating that a concluding in a way that it was likely and is really a soldier. but they didn't fully admit that it was them. they didn't even release the name of the soldier as they a

worth making the point that the 20 meshes the 3 pillars of an action plan put forward by the e u commission earlier this week. well again, some people say that these are just warm words. they are according to some n jose rehashing existing solutions which haven't worked. so there is not really a suggestion coming so far from brussels, that excuse me, that there will be any definite breakthrough in this meeting. the feeling is that there may be something more substantial to come in december when the leaders of member states come for the end of the summers are dominant, came in brussel. thank you very much. not greatly encouraging. as far as today's concerned, the migrant route from none and northern france to the u. k is well established. many are now taking greater risks as natasha butler explains from don kirk. in we live, what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable the, the run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, those journeys across the english channel all very dangerous. they are very risky and that's why we

u. s. federal trade commission. it also raises problem here. problems here in europe with the irish data protection commissioner, who represents a privacy on behalf of all of europe and who is now writing to twitter to ask, what are you doing to protect user as safety user privacy, right? so on the f to see the federal trade commission, their statement said this that it was tracking recent developments that twitter with deep concern and that ellen musk is not above the law. how unusual is it for the f t. c to issue such a statement? i mean, it is quite unusual, particularly to a social media platform, which is rarely as have been used by tac platforms like twitter on facebook and instagram and tick tock are used to being in the news, but not potentially failing as badly as that potentially from a regulatory point of view, we do know that alon mosques lawyer has been on the company slack channel, saying thus, and it most is not afraid of regulators. and he's prioritizing building out the products in europe and the u.

authorities of attempting to strong arm a un commission as it tries to investigate the killing of a journalist during on this really, really free rate. the u. n. commission. i've been looking into the fatal shooting of palestinian american reporter sharing other clay who was covering the raid on a palestinian refugee camp in may in the west. but it's really official said she was highly likely shot by idea forces, but was not deliberately targeted, suggesting she may have got in the midst of a fireplace. the palestinian authority, however, claims she was deliberately targeted by it's really true. un body also alleges the israel has been locking it attempts to properly investigate the crime scene. you know, since we, we begin our work, we have been requesting israel to let us in, let us in to the inside the green line. let us, you know, into the occupied territories and they haven't given us permission. so if israel has a story to tell if their stories of children, we would like to go, we can, we will speak to the families and report on that. but they have to let us in and they're, they're refusing to do that. well, that sounds more than a 1

u. n. commission of inquiry has said it's been blocked from conducting certain aspects of the investigation, including viewing the crime scene. where you shocked by that this has been the same policy or van occupation for 4 years. i'm sure they are not willing to cooperate with any seeing. they are not willing to initiate a year, a just throw in the getting we saw what statement they came up with on september 5th, claiming that she was unintentional to state. even this, even if it was a mistake, there should be someone who come to vote and i think for the a c o i is a historic and important to have this full range of brawl in isn't even in visiting it should they shouldn't be able to visit her jeanene where she was kids is i was doing everything to why course this or what's happened to i course as a nation and to prevent anyone from any snipers who shots or from being brought to justice. i think it's worth reminding the audience as well that initially the really authorities claim serene was killed by palestinian gunmen at. do you think that if there wasn't such international scrutiny about

u. s. federal trade commission. it also raises problem here. problems here in europe with the irish data protection commissioner who represents privacy on behalf of all of europe and who is now writing to twitter to ask, what are you doing to protect user safety and user privacy. the la mock himself has raised the possibility of bankruptcy. he said in a call to staff call to employees that twitter is entering a very, very difficult period because advertisers are abandoning the platform. and it's no surprise to why they're doing that. advertisers typically are interested in brand safety. there's no way you're going to convince eli lilly take out an ad when it has been lampooned with a fake impersonating account for the last 24 hours. you could say the same for many other commercial accounts, so it has a real problem with hemorrhaging cash at the moment. mosque is probably hoping that enough people sign up to twitter blue. so while libya has a universal health care system, many public hospitals have neither the resour

u. s. commission of inquiry into alleged human rights abuses carried out in palestinian territories. out of your journal, sharina berkeley was killed by israeli forces during an assignment in the occupied west bank. a nice lena spoke at the hearings, the grief, anger, sadness and trauma that we are the family have had to endure and continue to endure is painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalist, but we lost our one and on the aunt, my father lost his only sister. it's very difficult to put into words and explain the suffering. but this is exactly what injustice feels like. the killing of shooting could have been avoided if there was accountability for the countless crimes committed by these read the army in the past. or for the numerous journalists who were targeted and killed. kenya's parliament has approved the deployment of nearly a 1000 troops for a new regional force in eastern democratic republic of congo. kenya's president insist it's essential for regional security, although the opposition has questioned. it's $37000000.00 cost financing m $23.00 rebels.

u. n. commission investigating reported abuses in the palestinian territories in our black. they spoke at the commission along with palestinian journalists will recounted violation as they faced while trying to do their jobs. you and body found that sharon was likely deliberately killed by israeli forces in may. thousands of factors of horrors in garza have marked the 18th anniversary of the death of former palestinian presently, after our fat am athlete. as in garza had approved commemorations at the city park, in argentina, thousands have been protesting in the capital when osiris many of the demonstrators are unemployed and living below the poverty line. they're calling on the government to provide jobs and financial aids, and supporters of peruse, president pedro casio have gathered outside congress in the capital lima. the protest comes after the, the attorney general filed charges of corruption against castillo. those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news after inside story. i hope you to stay with us ah. controlling the congress? yes, republican

u. s. federal trade commission says it is watching events at twitter closely. china stringent cove, it curves and sharply flowing economy as it the country's biggest online shopping festival, known as single say, one consultancy group has forecast. a 4.7 percent failed slide. and the last day of the vendor were e commerce. firms like alibaba and j. d dot com hawk. everything from perfume to furniture. japanese tech investment giant soft bank pulse is posted a whopping net profit of more than $21000000000.00 in the 2nd quarter. on friday. the bank made big gains from selling shares and chinese e commerce trying alibaba warned of losses and its massive tax startup investor vision fund. now here's something you might not have known more than 20 percent of the peppers and cucumbers grown, and europe come from dutch greenhouses. producing 9000000000 euros of export value, they are a huge factor for the dutch economy. and the times a rising energy prices, gas heated greenhouses have turned into a problem. one that a pilot project in the south east of the netherlands, aims to solve the w's baba visa

relatives somewhere, these dead people, uh, but nothing more , u result, most likely, u of those involved in the commissionthis crime. it seems to me that most likely it will not even be interesting to see. although, everything is not just obvious, it is quite concretely known, probably to the ukrainian side. it is known who fired, of course, when there is a specific time, so it's not that . it's not a problem. but how many days have passed, but we didn’t see anything, no investigation, no interview from poland, that they made some kind of request to ukraine. well, you know absolutely nothing, we saw several photos from the funeral. and there were yellow-block colors and more employees, as far as i remember the ukrainian embassy, ​​are also present there. okay, let's see. last unfortunately , our security forces proved the last near philosophical question, i will once again emphasize my strength. the president made a cult, our strength is in pravda yes, in this connection the question is what weaknesses can the belarusian security forces afford? indeed, a philosophical question, you know, first of all i wa

u. s. federal trade commission. it also raises problem here. problems here in europe with the irish data protection commissioner, who represents a privacy on behalf of all of europe and who is now rising to twitter to ask, what are you doing to protect the user safety user privacy in a mock himself has raised the possibility of bankruptcy, he said in the call to staff call to employees that twitter is entering a very, very difficult period because advertisers are abandoning the platform. and it's no surprise to why they're doing that. advertisers typically are interested in brand safety. there's no way you're going to convince eli lilly take out and asked when it has been lam tuned with a fake impersonating account for the last 24 hours. you could say the same from any other commercial account. so it has a real problem with hemorrhaging cash at the moment. mosque is probably hoping that enough people sign up to twitter, blue said democratic republic of congo is army, says it's attacking positions of the m 23 armed g

u. s. federal trade commission says it is watching events at twitter closely. for more on this story, i'm joined in the studio here by my colleague chip on the cham belew from our business team. hi to ponder. now the big news here, clearly ilan mosque is talking about bankruptcy as a, as a possibility. can you tell us how this could be? well, annual. well twitter is losing money and allan must because himself has said it's losing $4000000.00 a day. and this is one reason why he fired half of it. $7000.00 of staff members or so last week on when we look at what's happened with investors around $13000000000.00 was what ellen mosque reportedly borrowed from 7 wall street banks and has been reports at least one and bloomberg saying that those invest or banks have been selling some of that debt for $0.60 to a dollar, so they're pretty much selling it at a loss which just goes to show that even investors who, you know, put their money behind in moscow. i don't have a lot of confidence. if we look at his subscription plan, the blue check mark that was of course, a hug

u. s. is now planning to work to get iran expelled from the commission for the status of women. that's the main un body with regard to women's rights. iran currently has a seat on that body and the u. s. is going to try and get them expelled from the body. the other thing that the u. s. is proposing is that there should be an inquiry, an independent commission of inquiry on the situation in iran that something's already been proposed by the u. n's, independent expert, the special wrapper, turn on the situation in iran. now that would require the u. the u. s. to try and push that idea at the human rights council in geneva to get that sort of inquiry set up. i have to say that even if you get inquiry set up, then they don't have the ability to go straight about their work. obviously they can examine the situation, but they probably wouldn't be allowed to go into iran. it's worth telling you that there is a commission of inquiry on syria that's not allowed in to syria by the syrian government as a commission of inquiry on palestine and israel that's not allowed in by israel. and int

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u. s. department of energy and several state commissions.his morning, the contra costa board county board of supervisors honored one of the newest nobel prize winners. it comes after one the creek resident, john closser, became a co winner of this year's nobel prize for his work in quantum information science. he started his research at uc berkeley in the 19 seventies closure shares the prize with two european scientists, all three will share the nearly $900,000 prize money. pilots for delta airlines overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike against the company. they've been in contract talks now for 3.5 years . the strike authorization does not mean a strike will happen immediately. it's more of a bargaining tool the pilots union can use as talks continue. a delta spokesman said. there were only a few issues left to resolve and is confident they will be taken care of, and a strike will be averted. the national retail federation says the holidays are the most critical time for most retailers , with november and december purchases, accountin

u. s nuclear regulatory commission plan in san luis obispo county has two reactors. the license on one expires in 2024, the other in 2025, the utility plan to decommission the entire facility in 2025, but state lawmakers approved the bill to extend operations too. through 2030 as california transitions to more renewable energy sources. the license extensions still need approval from the u. s. department of energy and several state commissions. let's get over to steve now. and steve. you and i have worked together all morning long doing that commute, and i heard you say many times that it's going to this morning was drizzle. but today it's going to be rain. one silver lining might be it might be between like 10 and two, maybe by five could be better. how's that sound? that sounds good. alright our good friend cooper, who is the source for snow conditions and what's going on up in the mountains has tweeted out it has begun. at kirkwood mountain stoke level rising. i love it. yes no, there's going to be a lot of snow on the way up there. winter storm warning above the 7

. iran has just started a 4 year term on the commission, which aims to promote gender equality, the u. s. and albania, hosted and informal you in meeting to discuss the situation. iran has been rocked by unrest since a young woman died in police custody. in september. the parkland gunman has been sentenced to life in prison. nicholas cruz killed 17 people at parkland high school in florida in 2018. the life sentence comes without the possibility of parole. a jury voted to spear cruise the death penalty last month. survivors and relatives of victims addressed the court before the sentencing. how much worse when the crime had to be to warrant the death penalty and despair this killers life because he has mental health issues. doesn't every single person who chooses to murder people have some kind of mental health issue. you were a hateful bigot with an air or 15 in a god complex. you still are minus the gun. you might have every one else for but not me because this is personal. racism is out of mental illness, perfectly planned and articulated manifestos and plans are not characteristic

but one report there was commissioned by last year's cop host the u. k. as well as this year's egypt estimated that 2 trillion dollars per year will be needed to deal with what climate change has to bring and for climate vulnerable countries. poor nations. at least half of that is gonna have to come from external finance, things from other countries, from the private sector from somewhere else. and so that's one trillion dollars a year. a wealthier countries previously have pledged 100000000000 dollars year and they've been unable to live up to those pledges. so it's hard to see how if they can't make a 10th of that amount of money, how they're gonna get up to what is needed. so that's really been the sticking point here in terms of implementing what's needed to deal with climate change to speaking of not living up to pledges activists including credit to embark have stayed away from this summit, accusing it of green washing to thank a call. 27 will have exceeded their expectations i don't think it's going to exceed their expectations. however, there are

the move obliges the european commission to find other suppliers that those e u countries remain divide it on whether the price gap on russian oil import should go ahead. hungry, foreign minister says that the energy price cap is a bad idea. today we started negotiations on the introduction of a ceiling on gas prices. i can say that these are bad proposals, which also threaten europe's energy security. the e right now is like a little group of girls and junior high school that thinks they rule the whole town when all they really control is their own school yard. and they can't really even agree on how to do that. we're hearing today from the hungarian foreign minister that the blocks energy ministers could not agree on a natural gas price. ceiling and divisions have also emerged over a russian oil price cap, bulgaria hungry slovakia, the czech republic, estonia, poland, and latvia threatened to veto it for the block. arguing that the cap price will be set so high that is virtually useless to de russian. oil is trading at 77.7 dollars down already from yesterday's $81.00 and that's witho

u. s. is now planning to work to get iran expelled from the commission for the status of women. that's the main un body with regard to women's rights. iran currently has a seat on that body and the u. s. is going to try and get them expelled from the body. the other thing that the u. s. is proposing is that there should be an inquiry, an independent commission of inquiry on the situation in iran that something's already been proposed by the u. n's, independent expert, the special wrapper, turn all the situation in iran. now that would require the u. the u. s. to try and push that idea at the human rights council in geneva to get that sort of inquiry set up. i have to say that even if you get inquiry set up, then they don't have the ability to go straight about their work. obviously they can examine the situation, but they probably wouldn't be allowed to go into iran. it's worth telling you that there is a commission of inquiry on syria that's not allowed in to syria by the syrian government as a commission of inquiry on palestine and israel that's not allowed in by israel. and in

congressman steve scalise of new orleans' was formally adopted by the federal communications commission to protect the ucations infrastructure from foreign interference. they voted unanimously to prohibit the importation or the sale of communications equipment. that's deemed a threat to the national security of the united states, as she says the bipartisan secure equipment act signed a law last year aims to stop chinese companies such as huawei that have links to the chinese government from infiltrating us communications before it just applied to federal procurement. now basically, if i as a private citizen want to buy this equipment or some other company wants to buy the equipment. they can't do it. you see berkeley political science professor vinay agarwal studies, trade and cybersecurity, he says, despite the nation's deeply divided domestic politics, international economy, trade and security are an area of growing concern that both parties will need to work together to address china intervenes in trade. in finance in investment and pursues an industrial policy. now we see republicans and democrats s

u. k. government and the european commission to develop and for the north parties to work together to restore the devote institutions as soon as possible. when we challenge warner from belfast, it's abundantly clear that pretty much nobody in northern and once another election, it just wouldn't fix the political paralysis in the store want assembly the u. k. government knows this, and that's why it's kicking those elections, which legally it has to cool down the road. there are a couple of things that could get things moving again. one is a breakthrough in negotiations between london and brussels over the northern ireland protocol. this bright 3 would have to low trade barriers between northern ireland and the u. k. mainland enough to satisfy unionists here so that they can come back to the executive another if those talks fail is the northern ireland protocol bill currently going through the british parliament. now the u. k. government is using this as a threat and negotiations with the you. it's basically would allow that you take government to unilaterally change the northern ireland proto

u at 600000000000 euros. and the commission chief has also hinted at where the money could come from $20.00. and we have the means to make russia pay. we have blocked 300000000000 euros of the russian central bank reserves. in the short term, we could create with our partners a structure to manage these funds and invest them. we will then use the proceeds for ukraine. it reminded me of the western responses, but you know that you are against the company that companies get crazy. they tend to sometimes that the national, my down for a project by, for a you back and then the all from the western nation. now we've been the case is really about, you know, who is in a position to make a judgment, to make that distinction. what is, what is wrong? and then what is the result? what is the punishment, even energy and it's party. so that's, that's a punch in our say, you don't have the ability and install brings europe. you already, you probably for the 2nd quarter all for you and how it has been largely it's more difficult to make that

u . k. government and the european commission to develop and for the north parties to work together to restore the devote institutions as soon as possible. thousands of people in greece have taken part in a general strike against the rising cost of living. public schools was shot in flight and public transport disrupted. unions demanding lower taxes at an increase to the minimum wage. inflation hit 12 percent in september, the highest in 2.

born in camera room, c as a well up winner against them for switzer the european union commission chief says the u. s. pressing ahead with more sanctions on russia is in response to wednesday's missile attacks on ukraine. more than 70 were fired, crunching a number of cities into darkness. nasa released these images after blackouts were reported across ukraine. meanwhile, residence in the capital kiva, queuing up for water because supply was hit during the strikes. moscow is being accused of weapon ising winter as it targets ukraine's energy facilities. wednesday strikes knock top power and water supply in the cave region. more than 3000000 people were without a heating in sub 0 temperatures. power outages also affected other regions from khaki in the north to live in the west, as well as the odessa region in the south ukraine's state one energy firm says 3 nuclear plants have switched off their power units. rory challenge as more from the ukranian city of vish harold. i think there's one word for the condition in ukraine in the moment, and that is miserable. there are millions of people across th

u. k. government and the european commission to develop and for the normal parties to work together to restore the devote institutions as soon as possible. thousands of people in greece have taken part in a general strike against the rising cost of living public schools was shunt and flights and public transport disrupted. unions are demanding lower taxes and an increase to the minimum wage invasion. hit 12 percent in september the highest in 2 decades. ah, that lines on al jazeera us present. joe biden has called the mid term elections a good day for democracy. after declared poll results defied a projected so called red wave. the republican victories are of a smaller margin, then predicted, but they are likely to control the house of representatives. my cana has more from the white house, the president making very clear, his basic message saying to the american people, we hear you clearly acknowledging that what these results do indicate as well as a growing impatience among voters, with the ongoing political rancor. with this in mind, president biden reached a hand across the aisle, taking

u. s. federal trade commission that overseas consumer safety, violating if t c roles could result in hefty fines. well, let's take a look at some of the fake blue take accounts that made some wives to claim to be from tony blair and george bush saying they quote miss killing iraqis. another is from weapons manufacturer, lockheed martin, stating it will stop selling weapons to saudi arabia, israel and the you with for alleged human rights abuses, a fake account from pharmaceutical giants. eli lilly said it would offer free insulin that lead to a fall and sheer price. and a false tesla account offered 10000 vehicles to the ukrainian military because the cars are the most explosive devices on the market. will chris stucco walker is a technology journalist, he says, a lot must takeover off. twitter is attracting a lot of attention. but for all the wrong reasons, eaten musk has says on twitter. well, it's an interesting now, and he's pointed out that the use numbers are increasing because old, i guess the same reason that many people will stop and watch a car crash, but this is quite dangerous.

here been commission, she says the e u is pressing ahead with more sanctions on russia. it's in response to widens is miss ayla tax and ukraine. more than 70 rockets were fired, plunging a number of cities into darkness. not as will use these images after reports of blackouts across the country. meanwhile, people in the capital kiva, queuing up for water, because supplies have been hit, chilling the strikes mosque was being accused of weapon, ising winter, as it targets ukraine's energy facilities. why does it strikes knocked out power and water supplies and the key region more than 3000000 people have been without heating and sub 0 temperatures. power outages also affected other regions. they've stretched from hockey in the north to live in the west as well as the desert agent in the south. it rains it, state run energy firm says 3 nuclear plants have switched off supply to the electricity grid. and as winter progresses, temperatures are predicted to plummet to as low as minus 20 degrees. in some areas, the w h o says up to 3000000 people could flee their homes and such