the bulk of international law is essential to avoid any forum events between c u. n. secretary general assess drums find cost to choose ethnic cleansing as for leaders stand up to condemn it and gaza palestinians struggling to rebuild their communities to launch a 0. they will remain in the streets no matter what. also in the news argentine is president, how do you mean they announce this funds to for his country out of the world health organization? the after wave of global condemnation, the white house has walked back on some of the president trump splines for the guys a strip on tuesday. donald trump decade that the us will take over the strip and own it will now official se, palestinians could be moved temporarily. to other countries not permanently while it was rebuilt and the us would not be paying for his reconstruction. as the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going to pay for the rebuilding of gaza. his administration is going to work with our partners in the region up to recons

unless some establishment people had from big companies government, the u. n. but it was such an energy in the room. and it's really fascinating to see how the big, the connection to the n a is actually making a difference in the house of wells. because of people who are here ahead to do, they really want to have an impact on our planet. with a stomach is coming to an end. the i d g team, a wasting no time. they had to ex, cut it, and i end of the board succeed east of stop. com along with a small group of advises. they planned to discuss the building on the success of the conference, and they invited me to join them. the, the id g team have com, his best interests, a full island for theaters of decompression and think bracing off the conference with i'm gonna side here is the 1st lady and representatives from the u. n. and the white house about the changing the system from within. well, these are pretty good people to be working with we need to understand the problems like why do we have all this resistance? why have we lost in our development if it has been p

and the u. n. has finally been able to get an assessment of how many people have been killed and injured in goma since sunday. and the number is certainly much higher than many could have expected, or humanitarian colleagues. tell us that you meditation organizations in go might continue to assess the impact of the crisis, including the widespread looting of warehouses we've been talking about and the offices of 8 organizations as well. the world health organization and its partners conducted an assessment with the government that between the 26 and yesterday and report that 700 people have been killed and 2800 people injured that are receiving treatment and health facilities. these numbers are expected to rise as more information becomes available. on friday, the french ambassador to the un said his country is about to circulate at the security council, a draft resolution on the d r c that we believe among other things would call for one to, to pull their troops out of congress territory. now that

yeah, i know in mexico city the the, the u. n says the number of people killed in fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo has risen to 2900. 1 says the bodies have been recovered in the city of co. my want in back time, 23 fighters and his allies to control the city after days of intense battles with congress soldiers last week. the fighters have reportedly gained the ground just south of goma, despite declaring a uni latrell sci fi on tuesday. haven't livingston is an independent journalist sees him go lot and says situation is calm, but on. so how's it this week? this week? the streets are beginning to look normal for busy. the technicians are repairing electricity lines from normal kind of city functions are being cars on the dead are being very and we're in a stage where the m 23 is, is trying to set up a power lo administration and go my see. so you're beginning to see the very 1st stages of, of what the governments will look like um on saturday morning last weekend, they forced, everybody asked me to the streets to

you have both the regional force and the u. n. force and go my only around you how to an east african force. you try to go see ations by and go let negotiations by can you doesn't everyone's need to get on the same page. and this is it in many ways the same problem that we have in, in terms of the response to another man may try steam africa, so dom, a, me? yeah, very, very similar. and also just this idea of everybody walk is working separately. i think actually my, my belief is that a lot of the pressure as happened in 2012 actually at least come from the international community outside of africa, particularly particularly the goes around the i'm putting pressure on that because so much of the, the patients in the economy outside to western powers, and the western pause could really have any but now if you look at this moment way and a very strange moment to uh, to, to, to touch on that point that chris, to be there about the, the trump administration, which hasn't quite isn't fully in place as far as far as the fast is concern

the 191 members of the u. n, who still have an interest in protecting themselves from this madness best to recover from that paralysis stand united against this imperialist lawlessness. all like considering what she has said, how do you receive the un member states reacting to funds proposal? well, of course everybody was stunned here. and so i think again it fits into the trumpet ministration tactics in the very curious way. the u. s. foreign policy is now they're 18. so uh they haven't, they haven't been any, any initiative, any collective initiatives. so far as the u. m. platform. i know that there were individual the marshes, by the arabic states, by police, the new representative mystery of my sort. who rejected of these uh, these plans. uh, totally, but i think this, this was so beep and this seems the so on the radio. and uh, so reaching every, every possible uh, building block that, that we have constructed for many, many years. uh that there is no, not yet. it'd be the desire to react to these. i think

we have seen the best of the, all the inc, inside the u. n. a headquarters tearing off the chart of the you. what do you, what, what do you expect? this is a company that doesn't suspense. international does not speak to my position. chocolate does not respect for kids. only ations besides agreement and offload might be $190.00. want to see the accept a 2 state solution and then they to the bottom it as though i know the say when laptop is being solution, what we expect the problem to use to don't use a job and indonesia, i don't know why. what is, this is a company that needs to know because of the month of the seats, then after this is the full by the bombing of goods that the destruction of the and now you to the new view is also good because we have the goals with all weapons, then our family is like nothing new, nothing to shopping about is what, what the shocking is. americans stand in the fifty's, remember how it was school, the, i'll be american, this is that kind of so well doesn't give up the commission. i know, look at cultures or t

when the rush is permanent, representative to the u. n by seating you've been just accused key of over turning that voting school into quote unquote a concentration camp full severely instead the ukrainians created the in that town over. so jeff and the so that facility that was well known for the russians and it's unclear as to what military purpose they would pursue by bombing that, by bombing that boating school. at the same time, the russians are saying for the ukrainians to carry out a strike that would make a lot of sense to try and to divert attention from a will rod the river revelation made by the russian troops in the town right next to sujata abolition what the russian defense ministry had to say. on february, 1st, the craning armed forces committed another work crime. launching a targeted missile attack on a boarding school in the city of sutra. this provocation is aimed a distracting world public opinion from the atrocities of the key regime, which were committed in the village of roost. grey parisian, to an occurs region, a

at least the phonic us, it bassinger to the u. n. is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam adelson to do is really bidding. and donald trump didn't get in securing the cease fire from gaza. has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration and his tenure did not happen. we should just say we're having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel and iran. well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump, did not want a potential conflict with the wrong right away. he it, and it was, it was, it was heading there. yeah. and was sort of the testing ground for what is real was planning to do in iran, and that is stop thanks to the ceasefire. the trumpet as golf, buddy steve woodcock secured. this trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around janine, where the palestinian authority is l

the un secretary general gape has begun speaking for what power does the un have here as well, the u. n. is certainly a place of a 193 member states. and we saw during the conflict and guys that in the last 1011 months, the security council has not been able to do much to stop that. never the less pressure. that is what the, the, the, the un can do with a 193 members. and clearly the vast majority of member states, shown support for the palestinians. people support the 2 state solution and clearly have over their statements over time rejected any idea of ethnic cleansing, of course. so i think it's that, that global pressure, if you will, that can really be brought to bear here at the u. n. over the coming days, weeks and really months. okay, thank you very much. we'll check in with you a little later to find out more about what the un secretary general has said. regional leaders have rejected trumps guys applying the united adventurous phase policy. news can not be denied that unavailable rights and sante, arabia has issued a strongly worded statement saying it reaffirms it on a critic

but here it requires that the u. n. a security concept should be more representative body and inclusive, almost 80 years later, many things have changed and we need a larger and more representative council with voices from latin america and africa to really contribute to peace and security. the reform of the security council should uphold fairness and justice increase the representation and voice of developing countries allowing more small and medium sized countries to have more opportunities to participate in the decision making of the council. in particular, it should redress historical injustices against africa. within 1940 is we're all about creating a new world order, learning from past mistakes and building a better, brighter future. but the passing decades revealed how fragile such partnerships are and the need for a larger group of people to be able to make decisions. take africa, for example, over 50 frequent countries are members of the united nations, yet not one has a permanent seed at the un security counci

among other things that the forces that are being supported by one that as it is now documented by the u. n. and the forces that seem to be the cussing instability and that's part of the area ought to be brought to the negotiation table. but it is also important to note that even as we talk about the m 23, which is one of the better organized, varies documentation of this to show that they are nearly 120 the groups in it's on the phone where alone passed even more, and this must be understood in the context of external hunch, external himes to mean individuals and private companies, which i involved in mining in the democratic republic of phone, with, based on federal risk. and they have these, i'm the groups, we provide them with security. so this isn't a view of focusing on the $23.00. the question is, what are you going to do with these groups which uh, not under any formal command, but which follows a threat to the democratic republic of congo. i know that the meeting over child and so we've brought together presents just your kid and for them to guide me. i've now agreed that there is

the red cross had surgery the menu for the that's for phone in the 3 d u n. okay, for the call, the nation of humanitarian upstairs. it's community to yesterday that f e t 2800 people so that sold years and civilian has died didn't go my during these fighting. and the rebels have also announced a union that can ceasefire during the week, but have no advance towards book trouble further south. what do we know about this advance? yes, so just to the, the run them back in 23 year of continued the advancing substitute that despite the the sci fi, are they, the kids on monday or on sources confirm that they have no control of the way, which is the mining tone in the social people putting them in the minds of uh yeah, we could use gone carts and automate those and the, the capture of the phone or to take the rubber them so step closer to the probing. some kept on who kept them, which lies on the yeah. but if you want me to solace and they also on need know, you don't me days away from the airport in capital last week around said that they had no intention of captur

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so i think that it's best that, that does that the u. n. be informed of it of the, to the middle east now over ninety's, where new ways across the west bank of resulted in the depths of at least 5 palestinians. that includes a 16 year old boy, 3 audi exploits report to be hit. the city of jeanine and a nearby area with social media footage shows the often loss of the informing that struck us caught in a town near jeanine. at least 2 people were killed and 7 wounded in that attack. now the idea 1st claim that was terrorizing was housing terrorist inside the vehicle with the assault on palestine comes despite an ongoing ceasefire full gauze. so that came into force 2 weeks ago. as part of that deal is well and how much have carried out 4 sets of prisoners swaps on the sides of a $183.00 policy and in detainees were released. this was off the 3 is way the hostages were turned from gaza, however, is where the defense minister has now it's threatened to reclaimed custody of one of the palestinians whose being let go. zachary, as a baby, you are

she student, the n c u. n. was un series of data positions. there's always a legal framework named the protection of dr. so the good of my narrative, we usually call it the many occasions it is some further phase move guaranteed by the training constitution itself. so you desire to cancel to the right to take the bad evidence from that instruction. what to do to be your issue for these goals. a use edison personal, improve our tree, this launch table. we already mentioned that we should look primarily at courses of any conflict as well, but it's good to keep those try symptom shields in china. so if you quote to this, so when he is a global security initiative, his said that you know, panic conflict to be assessed on solutions and he was made to be considered as from the point of view of, of course, as well. and then talked about steps needed to be a labor related to nor did to eliminate little drawer says, says that the call says on the books, you see, this is of a long you have to go as far as the west to create that a sort of 2nd, our board

this is a good spot for palestine, but a mile is on boy a c u n. i tried to leave, rejects donald trump's proposal as to our of nations who instead pushed for the creation of an independent state of powers tonight and also a head on the how many homes on the timing a well 70700. 0 yeah. on the left close out of the end of the army was this thing. yeah. and they used to let me using those homes and these homes residents of southern and i have been on the attempt to return to their homes in areas largely destroyed. and the conflict with his real thoughts, despite the idea of wanting civilians to stay away from the village, plus the democratic republic of the congo calls for the swift removal of 1023 insurgents from the law. for a night's i get an offer you monitor. it's expired, but the government's books, person for neighboring rolanda tells or to you about them being great. in fact, the colonial era borders still structure families and communities to see today support a loan where the conflict is happening was decided in berlin in 1884. and if you

has urged the u. n. to consider measures to hold the offensive in the d. r. c, but has given no specific plan. so again, here we have all talk, no action is this somehow this is talking back to the rwandan genocide during the 99 days when we saw western powers, also hesitant to intervene. you know, uh, you know, if you, if you look at the, uh, the past history of this complex uh, the color itself as this 1996 uh, an estimate of 6000000 people have died. uh, there's an estimate of 1700000 uh, internally displaced. and it is estimated that more than $20000.00 women have soft, uh, uh, rate uh, incidence. so if you, if you compare uh the problem is that, uh, if you compare that to the, the problem that the general site, well the, the, the victims of the dentist like, and i'm a, i don't want to, to minimize the effects of the drastic effects of the genocide, but if you compare that to the quote oh that, yeah. see the dfcs actually suffered much more than then. then run to the, the effect that these little interest in supporting and supporting a piece process. i wo

he said it's just a month ago, the un security council v u n. a security council says that it was in support of a 2 state solution. and now we have a huge change with the us, essentially the leader of the western world, cooling for the displacement of palestinians to that well, it's been a pleasure having your company this ours be back with more at mid day in local times that just in a few minutes here in most good a a, the, the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to

one that denies canes from the u. n. d r c, that is supporting the ribbon and fonts we have from the minimum. and the 1st is the con, the least president to say is the international community needs to take action. what was the last day about the next you your assignment? nothing fuel induction in your face of the key. golly regimes pop by 2 boxes on the atrocities perpetrated by its henchman on a tire tree. no. so are in the front. no. telling me to the democratic republic of congo, but also to universal values of justice and peace. the comfort of these people take note of this passivity bordering on complicity before the company to the city. most of london's, please. these are comedies and one time we accept it. then another time he stays in all parts of the t, z s. and then the other part is of one done these other that you some and while we the does of own countries accept this to go on forever and yes, accept that. we should have the money for the to buy. she's a good deal with iso forty's. not the day or say a chees

and with an aside, here is the 1st lady and representatives from the u. n. and the white house about the changing the system from within. well, these are pretty good people to be working with we need to understand the problems like why do we have all this resistance? why have we lost in our development if it has been part of our physician for so many thousands of years in the course beyond item henriksen is the id cheese executive director in the 1st thing is how many people even care about sustainability or the planets? because we are lost in the external world trying to compete with each other to get a faster car or a bigger house or something more shiny. and i think all wisdom traditions have pointed to this, that we need to have these skills and abilities to take care of the world of each other in the wise way, especially for leaders. and this has to do with maybe compassion and empathy. and our ability to think long term and not just the when my next salary will show up, or what happens next year, but actually to see where are we heading and ask the big

the menu for the that's for phone in the 3 d u n o piece for the call, the nation of humanitarian upstairs. it's communities yesterday that a t t 2800 people. so that's phone years and civilian has died. didn't go my during these fighting and the rebels have also announced a union that can ceasefire during the week, but of now advance towards book trouble further south. what do we know about this advance to? yes, so just to the, the run them back and $23.00 are about continued the advancing substitute that despite the the sci fi or the kid on monday or on sources, confirmed that they have no control from the way we choose the mining tone in the social people putting them in the minds of uh yeah, we could use gall content or the metal and the, the temp trump, that's all. and also takes the rough. i'm so sick, closer to the probing some capstone who kept which lies on the yeah. but you don't make the sauce and they also on, you know, search it, you don't get those away from the add port. same cable. last week door of them said that they had no intention of capturing a but well at the same ti

overall is the, uh, does the strips it's bought for palestine law the palace 10 in the back there to the u. n. rejects trump plan to relocate thousands eric nations condemn the proposal and urge for creation of an independent state of palestine. was despite usa, i do, you have a health provoke the ukraine prices in the 1st place though to her line.

so i think that it's best that uh that that, that the u. n. be informed of it to the middle east now. wow. oh boy is really raids. the cost of westbank have resulted in the death. so at least 5 of palestinians, including a 16 year old boy, 3 id after and strikes supposed to be hit. the city of jeanine and a nearby area to social media flips. it shows the off them off of the foaming, that struck a car in a time near jeanine. at least 2 people were said to be killed. then several wounded in that attack. the od. yes, has claimed it was targeting terrorist inside the vehicle with this all comes on palestine despite the ongoing cease 5 full gaza that came into force just 2 weeks ago as part of thought deal as well. and how must have been hiring at full set of christmas. well so far on saturday, a 183 palestinian detainees will release this resolve. the 3 is where the hostages were ton from garza. however, these ready defense minister has not threatened to reclaim custody of one of the palestinians who being let go. zachary, as you baby, you are rel

he is also served as a u. n. senior mediation expert. it's good to have you with this. let me just ask you the us president saying that the us would take over the gaza strip. is he speaking with any legal authority to do that? you know, he's speaking without any legal authority, whatever. it sounds like he is thinking in terms of his domestic practice as a property type coon and can take over some dialect, wasteland, and turn it into a flower to florida. right. oh, aces, florida like races. but here, of course, it's not an empty cabinetry. this is the territory which belongs to. ready ready palestine i the as a state, if you think it is a state already or is a self determination entity, which means the entities that this entire former state on all of this, the entire series, which includes garza and nobody else can dispose of the stairs. israel has no right . ready of it, and mr. trump has absolutely no claim to saying, as i said, pre owned it, we will, we will take it over. so that is uh uh, frontier. well, 1st of all, what would, what would the legal implications be t

have seized another town in the east, despite having declared to cease 5, b, u. n. says am 23 fights is on. now only 50 kilometers north of cover. that's the capital of south keeper. proverbs insurgents, which are backed by rolanda. i've been advancing since capturing go my last week. the red cross has been burying victims of fighting. the un says nearly 3000. i've been killed at hundreds of thousands forced to sleep. i'll come police activists in europe. i've been calling for peace. they're worried about the seas by holding and choose the you of action. and in directly fusing the conflict of europe's mobile condemnation of violence in the democratic republic of the congo. these demonstrate to say, is insufficient. they argue europe's minerals. d with rolanda helps feel the conflict he's on the dc. we are desire to tell the european community to spend economic collaboration with rolanda. there are a bed in the streets and hospitals everywhere. even the one has been attacked mostly at the cape multiple countries and organizations, including the un have accused around

a u. n. n voice sounds good um about the escalating conflict in the democratic republic of congo.

our country on our own is the, uh, does the strip its part to palestine from l as in boy, after u. n i tried to reject someone comes from us, do our patients who instead hush for the creation of an independent state of palestine. also add in the program. how many homes on the web.

the u. n says the abuse is a guessing wes. along with the u. s. u. k. in front, it's called rwanda with drawers troops from congo and 23 to leave go by the u. k in germany have threatened to taught to aid to rhonda. it's made no difference. 13 south african soldiers have been killed in congo in the last week. both un peacekeepers and troops supporting the government. many more southern african troops and now surrounding gay my by the pro rwandan forces with no way out. the southern african leaders, methods involved boys, capital, a robbery to discuss the escalating conflict. some of the armies of fulton conrad the full against rwanda, uganda and the allied on groups. they made no new commitments, but said they continued admission, supporting congress back in because a these men say they're ready to fight for an forces that were meant to help. so far have not neighboring were wondering uganda has been accused of meddling and lifting minerals here in the settings. yes. ever which tens of thousands of mostly young men who joined on groups in congress piece

and then there's also u. n. organizations, the mind action removal, the world health organization. they will do some of this work and hopefully in partnership with palestinians. but how do you do this? well, people are living the, what are the priorities? obviously you've got to get things like water and sewage systems and, and electricity sorted out 1st, don't you as well the, the 1st thing is that people are going to die for the next several years. as a consequence of the destruction of the infrastructure that is occurred over the last 15 months, much of the death following any war is what demographers call. indirect staff is caused by the destruction of infrastructure. so upfront, it's a big stream priority to replace water and health care of sanitation, housing in the regular vaccines. and so to stop what is likely to be a nother, several years of continuing morbidity and mortality. and of course, all of this assumes that the piece holes can you understand that companies and regional governments perhaps will be reluctant to invest in gas and put money into the reconstruction if

pull the international attention to that very boarding school using being to national platform of the u. n. and basically they did draw the attention to it saying, and the rest is permanent representative to the un accused ukraine of using that boarding school as you of using it as a concentration camp, quote and quote, his, his exact words regardless of the rush, it has numerous pieces of evidence indicating the concentration camps were set up in a number of settlements controlled by ukrainian militants. but in the course of regent civilians who were unwilling or unable to evacuate as more forcibly brought their feet. for instance, between 70 and 100 civilians were forcibly driven into the basement of the sewage or financial and subjected to moral degradation. used for filming propaganda, stories for ukrainian with the informed media. so again, there is no clarity and no don't, there's nothing concrete as to how many civilians and how many people and whether or not there were any civilians at that particular boating school. and so there is no confirmation as if to any civilians were kille

but i'll send in a box that are to the u. n. r drive to the rejects donald trump is due our reputation. so instead push for the creation of an independent state of palestine plus go secretive secretary of state, marco rubio said in a recent interview, that multi polarity is a reality. today's reality, it is an interesting statement. no one has heard this from american officials before, but let's see how it will be and practical politics. posting our own table with foreign ministers in law school, thrushes, top diplomats, save the country, is waiting for washington's next move off to the us appears to acknowledge and multiple worlds for the 1st time, the welcome wherever you're catching the news hour from today. this is marty introduction. the us will take over and we build gals up. that's the plums present from present notes, suggesting the entire paula city and populace. b relocated to a neighboring countries of the days. i think there's a good chance to follow them and they would just probably a 1000007 people, 7, maybe a 1000

well, the u. n. says 90 percent of homes and guys that are in ruins from the as ready bombardment. and that's the rank lives residents struggle to find any way to live palace and use that return to the north space. say they plan on staying, insisting they won't be heating trumps cool totally. of the shipment on a particular um the northern part was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad trunks to take his release back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland the, you know, because the have so here it is true that it has become impossible to live in gauze off to the war. but forcing the population out, they should never become a reality. but the population here has returned already to their homes, often having been displaced. my home has been bombarded and completely destroyed with right now, i'm going to put up a 10 type of revel. i never go back to the south where i lived is a displaced majority of fellow citizens at the gaza strip,

the u. n says at least 2900 people were killed during the fighting and go my last week. around 2000 bodies were collected from the streets and the other 900 were already in moore's across the c. catherine, so it has more from the roby on the rally, held by m. $23.00 and its allies of the congo revolt, liars, which is a group that also includes m $23.00 rebels. i say that they have grievances that have to be addressed, including grievances by such a marginalized community that and today they had this public. wiley with thousands of people, came to listen to what the leadership is saying. and they said all the right thing . they told people to go back to that these, this is the live without the uh, they said that uh they are in the process of making sure that all the services are working. uh, these are clean, not exercise going on. uh, as you said, uh, 2900 people would chose. so the saying that they want go my to go back to work. and we have also been talking to the residents who told us that what they are doing and what they're saying is that they want peace. and they wa

i the after being ambassador in the u. n. for your country. i don't think samantha power knew the half before i just said. in fact, there are very few people outside the government center use or who know what the united states is doing and places like georgia where it is now trying to over 0. the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous old on power and wants to maintain a balance between nato in one direction in moscow and the other. they're trying to over throw that government. they're working on college or just school in romania so he won't get elected. they're trying to cast the election against them. so because he's threatened to take romania out of nato, this is what we're doing today all over that region. trying to recruit allies in this vicious struggle that we're behind in ukraine to bleed russia. and we want more l, as in doing that, particularly georgia and remaining a. and anybody else smoke global that we can get to come into the fight with us at their peril. look at georgia, look at what clinton did the last time we tried this wi

u. s. is expecting to see a 15 percent increase in l n. g sales just this year as a result of their increased output of it over there. and um, the use seems so interested in that that it's now see currently playing footsie under the table with the text on the down low with russia emerging as the 2nd largest elegy supplier in the 1st half of last year. that's according to think tang data having basically just switched out russian pipeline. yes for record high imports of russian l n g. so this shot gun wedding between the us and your resulting from a shared anti russia ideology has worked out so incredibly well. they even has trouble talks like the you is barefoot in the kitchen and required to now cater to is every economic when you officials are now apparently talking about formally and making their relationship with russia official. again, dreaming about a resumption of rushing gas imports as part of the trade complex ultimate resolution. now that's according to the financial times. although it also suggests that hey, that's news to mosco

but we also see polished in, in the holding a human to terry and age where most of the u. n. agencies and the humanitarian organizations have been scaling up their responses, especially in the gulf of city. and in the another in gauze us. or we have been talking to a lot of palestinians and we have been talking to those who returned back to their houses. they said that their main struggle is the fact that there is no watch or there's no access to watch or, and this is what is making palestinians of moving from a place to another, to find a place where they put in a start from all over again. until the one to submit it to you in the gaza strip hood a deliver walter in some areas. now, not only that, we have been also talking to palestinians, the are still searching till this moment to their bodies. all their beloved ones do the bodies of their neighbors wait, where they know that they have been trapped under the rubber. there's a lot of struggle in every single palestinian family. some people came back and found their houses completely destroyed, that they were unable to even

militants in the co squeegee and should be widely presented on international platforms such as the u . n. b, a, c, e, and the specialized agencies documented by representatives of the international committee of the red cross. and will become a subject of investigation by international human rights mechanisms, including non governmental organizations. well, for my pentagon senior security policy, unless michael believe, says caps, attempts to blame most go for the military atrocities on a parent cover up. this is all part of a propaganda war by the ukrainians are desperate. they want to say they want to show that to you. they want to suggest that the russians were firing on their, of finding on their own people and, and they had actually set up uh, uh, had actually done that and bodies can book and blamed it on the ukrainians when in fact it is just the opposite is a very desperate move by the ukrainians to uh, to do this. and it is a and i suggest a cover up of what they did do. and this others in the m a. m a. this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier. they're