the u. n is saying the humanitarian crisis is now turning into a full blown catastrophe. fighting ensued on is cause prices to shoe top in chad, making food items on affordable for many people. ah, hello i'm, i am the mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. russia launches and you barge of missiles that ukraine wounding at least 34 people, and causing extensive damage in one east and city. a lease. and on a case clash across france as well, because he's made a rallies to protest against president mack on raising the age over time. ah, this is now the 60 psi between sedans, army and the palm military rapids support forces. but it's been interrupted by asteroids on shots and explosions, a fighting intensify despite the warring sides, extending their truce by another 3 days. the un is warning the humanitarian crisis ensued on is turning into a full blown catastrophe with a risk of spill over into neighboring countries at a serious concern. millions of people in

there were other donors like saudi arabia that donated to the u. n. o w a. capital a bill, thousands of units off of the 20142021. aggressions along with kuwait and a number of other countries. the obvious reason for the reconstruction delayed is that the is ready side doesn't want to finish the reconstruction quickly, which will enhance the resilience of the people. therefore, this process is delayed in obstructed. these ready side refuses to reconstruct buildings owned by certain people using different excuses. now and finally, the washington post has refused to give back is presented, surprised the most, the owner, the word in american journalism. the daily received in 2018 together with the new york times over the non depot theory that donald trump conspired with russia during the 2016 elections. ortiz kilobytes, and experiments on the news story that perhaps wouldn't be more suited in the office section. the pulitzer prize is one of the most prestigious awards in journalism and handed out by columbia university and winning one is a huge boost to

that number is likely to rise alongside government, some partners u. n a t r the u and refugee agency has the 3rd mean. i mean me, she was planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees. and right there. nice that maybe they, that may fleeced to, than to neighboring countries, like the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and students neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder, the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements reported ensued on in 2022. just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. toby hoard is the u. n. h yars principal situation coordinator for sedans dar for region. he was evacuated just a few days ago, and he told us about the situation he left behind. i mean, i was fortunate i, i was, i have ac

we in the ministry to receive these funds, for example, the u. n. o w a is the organization dealing with the refugees. so it's the one doing the reconstruction through technical follow ups using the self help method by giving the citizens a certain amount of money and making sure the rebuilding is happening. even other organizations that contribute to our nations using the same method for the funding on the distributions of funds is done through the organization without any meet a sentence. and now the claims that these funds go to non the civilian targets and to strengthen the ministry wings is typically on fruit. all of these funds went directly to the financial beneficiaries. and we in the ministry didn't receive a single dollar either in cash or otherwise. when it comes to the housing subject, he met, i left them on the anti government. riley has been held in the southern and old open city of combat. people living making that feelings are clear to the current pro western administration. we have this report for now from one local johns, the pepsi

character, the stick approach will most cool when the 1st off for the sake of factual accuracy, the u. n. n. a fondest on, especially the world food program, the procure locally to local vendors. so that helps the economy have some sort of circulation, but uh yes, i mean, this part i've only gone to see to hear about values and norms that supposedly haven't been figured out in the past 2 years. we kind of seem to be here. i mention off laws what laws we don't have a constitution in place. and upon this fun, we see little inclination towards even drafting a constitution. there is complete centralization of power. and the problem is everyone looks at the bond like they are up under a box that we or a black box that we don't understand. even though they have a political manifesto. their chief justice has written a political manifesto, endorsed by the amused himself in which they see that women will stay at home in which they say that women do not require world to be education. and all of these are fundamental beliefs within the movement. so whatever. so him show him or others are seen even

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the organization of ukrainian nationalists o u. n. to show it was founded by colonel gift, gave me kind of audits and australia officer demanded ukrainian nation is units doing well one then the civil war wide and exile fee and there's been a offices then the outdoor organization, the style i shall die last year. it's a place to post, keep them in context. i don't have to among the but it was time us for you last night was not biased. ukrainians inhabited some of the land that would become part opposed and after world war one like the rules and the body in the and alicia price, it was you or the football knew of america. and for the up is there is no super yet . and ok, and you said want yeah, and nothing in the mail up at the end of last year thought income. so i'm gonna say enough the so button. okay, not a low price of. # drum resolutions adopted the phones congress of ukrainian nationalist vienna 1929, only up to the ukrainian lands it completely red. the following data is, well conditions for the comprehensive development of ukra

and, you know, treaties that we see come out of the u. n. and they're not finding right, there is not a way that we can hold other countries like china, accountable and in china is really kind of the driver of climate change as we see it today. they're not planning to start reducing emissions until 2030. that's when their emissions will peak. and so i think when we're talking about china and in the way that they've treated the environment and they don't care about climate change, they care about power. the ccp of the chinese communist party and you know, all they care about is kind of their position on the world stage and, and in the united states, in our allied countries, we really care about our people and our planet. and we have to ensure that the solutions that we implement on our soil work for both of those. and i don't think that china is really an example that we should look too frankly for anything but especially on the environment. so we've talked a lot about climate limitations, but has any country actually implemented a climate lo

now the u. n. is warning against the chinese to combat climate change is a quote, rough if a closing window it seems, were worse than we started. but even back in the heights of the pen demik, when the world was saw supposedly much healthier environmental lee, the u. n. was saying, congress were not on track to meet the pirates agreements kind of schools. and we have to remember with all these ground slides also came mass layoffs with canceled boss routes. low income workers had no way to get to their jobs. restaurant workers, another customer service industries who cannot work from home, became dependent on governments and stimulus handouts have led to record inflation, and i'm in pending recession. we're also now learning probably it was a lot. it isn't that definitely, especially as we 1st believe, the vaccines don't work and governments are not releasing findings. the virus came from a lab leak in one. the mask, everyone was forced where you started save. they didn't even stop the spread. now i

the u. n. c don envoy says the country's warring generals have agreed to send representatives to talks, possibly in saudi arabia, volker pathis, was speaking to the associated press. but he also warned that there are challenges to overcome before any negotiations can begin. the fighting between sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has now gone on for more than 3 weeks. on the ground monday, there was another day of air strikes, gunshots and explosions. the fighting has intensified despite the rival sides, extending their truce by another 3 days, millions of people and call to him, trapped in their homes. the you and his warning that the humanitarian crisis ensue . don is turning into a full blown catastrophe. victoria gate and b begins, are coverage. hipaa is too frightened to leave her apartment in hall too. i missed my banner. when it hit daddy, i will continue. we hear the sounds of artillery falling in the street. we are traumatized. every time we hear the fighting, we fe

and the u. n. agencies . i'm behind the scenes. i think it's fair to say that there is pulse of the un what, and they'll get heads with other pops and the division is really between the political side of you in the humanitarian side of the united nations. in fact, it was a meeting 24 hours ago to try and come up with the position going forward and what the u. m was going to do about it, see monetary and look up because of the of the telephone time on female u. n. workers. the humanitarian side say we just got to keep on working, whatever the restrictions and get the 8 out the people and get support to people the political side all saying if you make this sort of concession and only have been delivering aid and don't let women do that what other than that is a very big concession to be very hard then for the international community to, to try and get and tell them to reverse that decision in the future. i'm being told that we might not even get a decision out of this meeting today, and it's possibly the different positions are going

so the u. n . is pushing for the warring factions to allow safe passage if aid after 6 trucks were alluded. here in del how desperately needed shipments are on their way to sudan on humanitarian flights. the plains will evacuate people seeing the conflict when they return. we have all to 0, as i said, big who's on board, the 1st of those humanitarian slides stuff where he's joining us from right now. so as of give us a sense of what type of humanitarian aid is being delivered to sit on and then what you're seeing around you just finished loading 6. is that the same to go to the 4th so that another people that we've spoken to here say that this is the best 38, so i don't know what they're going to do the do the citizens. i have residency here and this week they will be bringing back people of other nationalities or dsr to talking with the embassies about this stuff and for that and the use of the time when you go in they would bring people. okay. i said, thank you so much for that updates from the t

that number is likely to rise alongside government, some foreigners u. n. a t r, the u and refugee agency has the 3rd mean. i mean me, she was planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees and right there, nice that maybe they, that may fleeced to, than to neighboring countries. sunday, the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and students neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder, the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements report ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. earlier i spoke to matt, the sher, the canadian journalist, whose covering events in student from neighboring egypt. i asked him for the latest on the situation in student yeah, the situation hasn't improved very much. i me

i mean, even the united states donated to the u. n. r. w 8 for the reconstruction off to the 2021 aggression 99.9 percent of the damages caused by the is there any side? even the x rays admit they target houses and residential blocks and talking to people inside their homes, along with that wives and children and celebrate killing them right next to on civilians. after another operation in may 2021. the guardian of the walls, when idea of destroyed some 1700 buildings and damaged guys an infrastructure dramatically. several arab states pledged a lot of funds for gas or reconstruction. did it help dealing with damages? you may dial up a bad one and seeing what we're shooting regarding the 2021. aggression, specifically, 1700 housing units were totally destroyed. and not yet 1050 have since been rebuilt . the u. n. o w a did the latest portion of that mold and 600 units by the k, f, w, and us 8. in addition to the state, the catalog donated to the non refugees the fault. regarding 2021. we still have a financial gap to repair of $650.00 hou

we still to during a u. n. hearing the u. k, presented a report claiming that hong kong authorities are using security legislation to persecute opposition. hong kong officials say the national security law has brought stability to the city after mass anti government protest back in 2019 international independent china specialist. andrew long says the west attempts to discredit china because it fears it's growing influence. and actually security loss was elected because i'll call for years of to but it does keels of cost by why it is just throwing petro balls and surrounding the police headquarters and holding the portal in order to read some uh, over the united kingdom like the united states wanted to and wants to say they're all they're doing a lot to prevent the rise of trying it. all they do is there's to put the dog rails on best. so pull national security. but, and you look at both they do between what they say and what they do, what they do is they'll only hutchings on it is that is, is also in the viewing enchiladas in

i not discrimination the u. n. criticizes the law is draconian and discriminatory. you as president joe biden is called and you're going to to repeal the measure describing it as a tragic violation of universal human rights. the law doesn't just punish those engaging and same sex relations. it also makes witnesses do weddings, as well as property owners, knowingly leasing to get couples liable for punishment. many fear it's a state sponsored tool to systematically to humanize. you've gone doesn't have to be the community and further isolate them in canada is eastern province of nova scotia. thousands of people have been told to leave their homes because of wild fires. the flames of already destroyed dozens of houses. hundreds of $500.00. is it trying to extinguish the places that the city of halifax officials say significant rain full is needed to bring the why fi is under control? so none is full cost for this week. several canadian provinces have been hit by while buys already this year. kelsey cope's gap, it's is a fine research here from the university of britis

in the last 20 months, the u. n. has still a bit aid to 23000000 people. now the funding is in jeopardy. the world food program has received no money since the start of the year. in april we have to cut back our support for 13000000 people to just 5000000. and if no new money comes in, then the end of may, we'll see the last distribution in afghanistan, which you end up getting done. well, what's that like for you is the one who's responsible here the, our colleagues had to tell the people out there that they won't get food anymore. it's horrible. nobody wants to have to do that. if there is no more humanitarian assistance, some 19000000 people could face stop ation. 54 percent of young children already malnourished. and the crisis isn't just affecting rural areas. it's hitting the capital to the res food, but fewer and fewer people can afford it. the work of international aid organizations is becoming increasingly difficult to since the autonomy bon ordered, the women no longer allowed to work for them. some have even considered pulling out of the resume

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the u. n. is talking about millions of people being internally displaced with in sudan, hundreds of thousands of refugees. how safe is it for people to stay in the country? with seeing considerable movements elsewhere into the country and beyond the borders because of a lack of security. because cities like cartoon areas of stuff or elsewhere in the country simply are too insecure for people to remain. and this is putting pressure not only on the population inside saddam is putting pressure in the neighboring countries as well. we need the conflict to stop. we need the armies to end the fighting. and we want the people to be able to return home and return home safely. and let me pick up on the people who do make it to neighboring countries, such as chad, what kind of conditions await them there. i think a story showed it. it's very blake, we as humanitarians are struggling to be able to absorb a caseload on top of an existing caseload that we were struggling to feed even before the crisis in so

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they now face an uncertain future. toby hoard is the u. n h e r 's principal situation coordinator for sedans dar for region, and he was evacuated just a few days ago and he told us about the situation he left behind. i mean, i was fortunate i, i was, i have actuated on thursday night from the french military military forces, along with 102 other humanitarian personnel, un, and humanitarian personnel. many of my other colleagues had to take very hazardous journeys over land towards chad into south saddam, many of the same journeys that others sudanese are having to take. now in response to the white scale fighting situation is catastrophic. in many areas of food, in a fashion where i was based, there was full blown conflict between the 2 sides for 2 or 3 days before an uneasy fragile truce was put into place by the local authorities. and unfortunately, that truce has, has more or less held, allowing the civilians to resume very, very basic normal normal lives. but unfortunately, there has been huge damage done by critical done to critical ci

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the u. n. criticizes the law as your communion and discriminatory u. s. president joe biden has called him, you've gone to, to repeal the measure, describing it as a tragic violation of universal human rights to the law. doesn't just punish those engaging and same sex relations. it also makes witnesses do weddings, as well as property owners, knowingly leasing to get couples liable for punishment. many fear it's a state sponsored tool to systematically to humanize. you've gone doesn't have to be the community and further isolate them. alex martin will same as a human rights lawyer from uganda, and i asked him earlier what this new law means for sexual minorities in the country. i sent you a new quote. it says that he was the slow does, is it? uh, it raises its 6 to raise 6 so minorities in uganda by premium, no legs being sick, so minorities criminalizing access to health care. it's pretty nice. this provision of sailed up sexual minorities. each treatment already exist provisional health services, psycho social support, any form of services offered an

the u. n. will commemorate the mass explosion and displacement of palestinians. note us the not boss for the 1st time since the organizations establishment are to correspondence shape valves has more on the day of remembrance of this we palestinians commemorate the 75th anniversary of the neck by or catastrophe and event mackey. the establishment of the is ray, the state that seemed by most palestinians of the darkest moment in their trouble history. the next led to the brutal displacement of over 750000 palestinians from the unsuccessful homelands. the decimation of over $400.00 of their villages. and the murder of thousands of innocence, palestinian civilians, including women and children. for the 1st time and 75 years, the un will be acknowledging to knock by and it's ongoing impact on the policy. and you'd people, what palestinians everywhere are required to do is to commemorate this tragedy because it is the 1st time that the global community does not deny the knack. but on these blessed days, we call on all our people to stand together to face the challenge

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sir roberts is the u. n. chief prosecutor of the international residual mechanism for criminal tribunals. i asked him earlier, what exactly fusions kind of shame is accused of where he's accused of inciting and genocide. i'm finding genocide in a very large, large way. he's prosecuted for extermination of the crimes against humanity. and he wants, he was a senior police officer and the young if you're, you just don't watch the tech civilians, entities, exactly the officer when he was not involved in be spending enough estimation of what in 2000 women and children who sold research in, in a church, he was among those planning types on these church going and create things of a church. and when the kings went under advancing fast enough, the most of those buildings having the room caught, i've seen over more than 2000. they leave women and children. so we can see that m as absolutely one of the most of mine's of the genocide. and he was instrumental in, in this specific incident during movie channels. so we are

the u. n. is wanting that lives and being lost and hazy because of a deep thinking, monetary and crisis can relate to on is taking over the capital and access to essential services is severely compromised. the sizing between the student needs all me on the parent military wrapped in support. forces has now been going on for a month. hundreds of people have been killed and thousands displaced from their homes. to now tax my own groups. hi. same price is a natural disasters of pushing the most vulnerable people in nigeria to the brink of salvation. the well feed program says cases of severe acute malnutrition and children have quadrupled in less than a year. and at interest reports for may do great and then will feast where aid agencies all struggling to grow up. but it's all agreements old, and he's fighting the biggest battle of his life. to survive acute malnutrition, he and his mother fy 2 by 45 to this medical facility and may do good. just in time . tonight it's hung up. he needed breast mi

that the main focus was on the refugees around the donors, like saudi arabia, the donated to the u. n. o w a. cancel a bill for thousands of units off of the 20142021. aggressions along with kuwait and a number of other countries. the obvious reason for the reconstruction delay is that the is ready side doesn't want to finish the reconstruction quickly, which will in hong this, the resilience of the people. therefore, this process is delayed and obstructed. is there any side refuses to reconstruct buildings owned by certain people using different excuses? now the international community in general might have different interest meant the ukrainian crisis and other arabian crises, like the war in yeah, message on okay, something else to tell you about today. the head of russia's national security council has raised the alarm over western supplies of depleted uranium munition to ukraine. nikolai put through ships warning highlights, stuff that come from 1st alarm to an hour. rising thread to europe as what's left of them may be headed that way. in the form of a radioactive cloud, a grain

it seemed as though u. n plaza had a completely different look and feel today when the mayor and publicly elected officials took to the holding that hearing outside. you know, i actually saw all the supervisors kind of come out of city hall here and walk all the way down to u n plaza. when we got there. it was set up, but there were at least 100 people outside gathered, waiting to hear what the mayor had to say. i was actually wondering how long that would go on before someone would interrupt or chance may begin and it was less than 15 minutes. so this is a hot button issue. for many people that live or are on the streets of the city. alright, brooks jarocz. thank you. meantime a new survey of people living in the city finds there is growing concern, especially about crime. these are the results of the city beat poll done by the san francisco chamber of commerce and it found 60% of voters call crime and public safety a major issue and that percentage has been steadily rising since 2020 by the way. this poll w

those us to being sought after by the u. n. agents tiger that dw correspondence privilege, most of them here in cape town, a teen a ton of staff at the age of $83.00 has left funds around the world. really, everyone from bell and say to bank of bomb, i'm mick jagger has been singing praises and talking about incredible journey from poverty to pump stuff will leave you with music from the queen, a rock and the wood to us. that's why we listen to the story.

promised to create a national home for the jewish people. meanwhile, the as really ambassador to the u. n. has also described the come memorization of an event that remembers the massacre and displacement of palestinians assume how anti semitic israel will not be swayed by this loungers campaign to rewrite history and their full colonial member states. the genuinely support reconciliation not to attend this shameful in anti semitic event. crucially, for pub staying in the neck, but isn't about some distant historic event back in 1948. the knock buys a powerful living reminder of the establishment of the same is really states that to this day is accused of occupying the land oppressing their people. and in the last few weeks alone is rarely strikes of killed thousands of innocent palestinian civilians called up in the seemingly endless spiral of violence. the cause of the situation in gauze. these very tragic and confusing, especially since children and women are terrified by the aggression and bumping of the gaza strip. children live in a state of terror and the prevention because of this

in the last 20 months, the u. n. has delivered 8 to 23000000 people. now the funding is in jeopardy. the world food program has received no money since the start of the year. in april we have to cut back our support for 13000000 people to just 5000000. and if no new money comes in, then the end of may, we'll see the last distribution in afghanistan with joining up guns done. well, what's that like for you is the one who's responsible here the, our colleagues had to tell the people out there that they won't get food anymore. it's horrible and nobody wants to have to do that. if there is no more humanitarian assistance, some 19000000 people could face stuff ation. 54 percent of young children are already mountain dollars. and the crisis isn't just affecting rural areas. it's hitting the capital to. there is food, but fewer and fewer people can afford it. the work of international aid organizations is becoming increasingly difficult to since the tati, bon ordered that women no longer allowed to work for them. some have even considered pulling out of the r

why international donors i'm not keen to to, to fund the u. n. so you want to, terry, and that's, that's uh uh, we have, uh uh, a new website that we denied women access it through dictation. but we say it should be in the light of our wall news, ambrose. so the, you know, the people above, by this time they struggle fodder dearly but asian for 20 years. so they want to result all on issues with the education in other issues, according to what was used in laws and that for that the business, the city that the 2 sides that you and in other uh who wanted to, uh, to, to, to dissolve issue was set uh with us, with the, uh, what uh, leadership will, without belittle delegation and the price identified the issue. and then we'll household as all of them a bite to adult, our participation in our a delay gauge. and they are deciding one sided lee. and it wasn't but not the identified, the ground barely teach, which are pretty well into that i, by this time i think good that is the offer or is there any appetite for compromise? so placed on, on, on your si

so that these communication pending carts, the u. n. a c g agency expects 240000 people to sleep to south to done a few weeks ago. many of these families had relatively ordinary lives. now they find themselves with little or nothing at all. hardwood tossed out of there to the a swarms of locusts in afghanistan, us reckoning. we ta this in a country where millions of people are already at risk of firm. and i'm just here with james base report, some from bank loan programs. this is of kind of stones latest enemy, locusts, millions and millions of locusts. the country already has the worst humanitarian situation in the world with 97 percent of the population living in poverty. but a massive locust infestation is like to make things even worse. this was a weak field until a swarm of locusts haiti's after the collapse of the, of the games. you know, nobody, if it isn't lucas, you know, in the lucas, it's likely to depress. and this is really then just because they can attack even more than a 100, the spaces or crops you know, in, in, in that

the u. nza has been one of the city's worst hot spots for open air drug dealing in recent years. it is time for us to come together as the city for the board to hold the chief executive, the mayor accountable for us to ask the tough questions and to focus it right where it's happening. sources at city hall. the mayor breed is expected to accept his invitation to meet this afternoon with the supervisors. what today, community leaders in san francisco will hold a news conference at city hall to discuss how the fentanyl crisis is having a disproportionate impact on black people in the city. no. a recent department of health report found black san franciscans have an overdose death rate that is five times higher than the overall citywide rate. the community leaders are demanding the city declared a state of emergency and provide more money and resources to fight the problem. time now for 30 well this morning elected officials in san francisco, along with the chamber of commerce, will take part in

erasmus joins us live from u. now, ali under a just in the last half hour. we've started to see some activity here with public works crews looking like there. this is the area where they're going to be setting up some of the tables and chairs in the microphones for this border supervisors meeting and q and a session with the mayor that's scheduled to happen at two o'clock in the last hour and we were out here. we saw quite a few more people kind of milling around. we did see what looked like people making some sales out here now. what if we could go back to the live picture? actually i want to show that there's people here cleaning again part of un plaza out here ahead of this meeting, so we're about a block and a half away from san francisco city hall away from this area where this meeting is set to take place, you can see more people. who may have been here earlier kind of congregating off to the side closer to market street. so there around that public restroom there and then across the street, we see a number of

to be willing to accept a from the biological and multinational agencies such as you now school b, u, n, u s. c. drive in all the agencies that can come in and provide support to help you valued entry, but maybe they can, maybe they can have it compared as impressed frontier, send me the impression to in touch location and that the engine may generate jobs and how the economy syria was also affected by the earthquake and yet outreach to serial was less enthusiastic because of the western sanctions on the country. what do you make of this? do you think you military in a, during these times of price? it's a trump sanctions or no? definitely. definitely the political human, human life, your life in my life has the same value just because my country have sanctioned on it. that doesn't mean that my life is left by you or if not and what city all human be tried to fail. re she extending the code to see and be transferred to the same battery. if you didn't want to take it, we should do the same in q. and of course, i'm talking from a human and engineering perspective. i've talked to some of yo

the u. n. n d u and shot to and all of the subsequent protocols is the foundations of the international system. today, a breached so often as by the anglo american invasion of iraq earlier as for the event. so for february of 2022 you, i'm, that you actually have cause most co op use that to it through guy to self defense . as for optical 51, i'll see you and shot it doesn't allow it. and then of course, you a dense i was rushing into any imminent danger of being attacked. and of course, preemptive rule is not a with a majority, but i am working on another book i just to say on this, which i, i wasn't a fascinating element says is those last few weeks of decision making. i did most coke, who i never would say now, but there, i've actually found something very fascinating information about how the russian political military lead broke out. and it was very significant voices been moscow who avoiding that if you actually goes 1st and it will get hit with science and then oli pm for breaking the ch

well the u. n. got itself a bit of hot water over this because the, the key issue, the world is looking at is the taliban, that's treatment of women and yet this conference is taking place. there are no taliban and there are no women. there's just the international community, the you and also, i think, got into a bit of a muddle with some of the things that said in the last couple of weeks we had the administrator of the u. n. d. p saying that the u. n. could pull out completely from afghanistan. and at the other end of the scale, we have a deputy 2nd general amino mohammed suggesting that they could be international recognition for the taliban. so i think what the un really wants to do here is get the international committee on the same page. and certainly those 2 extremes are not things that kind of come out of this meeting. i came here from new york is it just few hours ago and i was on the plane with the un secretary general until you good terrorist. he made it clear to me. there's no way that t