u. n. a. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that on. the other thing is that i think that the dollar of the grant, i will not replace the dollar, but certainly having an alternative or could be a very valuable and i think will have profound to your for the results of not just dollar had gemini put the dollar becoming pure theat money after $977.00 is that allow the u. s. socially to printers? my things are domestically and globally that had wanted and one of these things that it will military footprint. so does more than $800000000000.00 and now are there in its ability to essentially print io use that are certainly about will cause a chain. this is another very, very important question. let's leave it here. it's been a great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much. ah mm mm ah, ah, needs to come to the nurse landscape destination. linda king house lamps, and i need to pardon

a period of rise and decline. and this will happen independently. what does regarding the u. n. again, we have to see, i think, clearly i think that china has shown a commitment to being a responsible stakeholder in the global system. so i think we have that. now, the other thing is that i think that the dollar, the, i will not replace the dollar. ringback but certainly having an alternative, it could be very valuable and i think will have profound geopolitical consequences because one of the results are not just dollar gemini, put the dollar becoming pure fee money after 971. when the link with. busy gold was severed, is that it allowed us essentially, to print as much money as it wanted to buy things domestically and globally that had wanted. and one of these things that it wanted was a global military footprint. so the u. s. i believe the u. s. military budget is more than $800000000000.00. now that if the u. s. is constrained in its ability to essentially print io use that are not backed by a thing. certainly, that will cause a change in its ability to spend, including spending on

a off topic. ah, well again, this is out there and these are the headlines, the u. n. and the red cross have completed the fast phase of evacuating civilians and the as of style steel plant and mary paul, more than a 100 civilians headed to ukrainian controlled territory and to areas held by russian forces and eastern ukraine. mosquito managed to day. finally, we managed to stop the evacuation of the people from as up style. after many weeks of negotiations and many different meetings, people calls countries proposals. finally, there was not a single day that we didn't try to find a solution to ensure the safe rescue of those people to day for the 1st time during this war, this vital safe passage started working 2 days at cease fire on the whole territory . and we managed to rescue more than 100 people, civilians, women, and children who were hiding it as of style. the speaker of the us house of representatives has thank you queens, president for what she described as his fight for freedom. visits in cuba, nancy pelosi pledged continued american support, have a lot amu

u. n. a chief made his 1st op this region has experience a series of cood in the last year, unprecedented numbers of coo onto the terrace, yet again has called for soldiers to hand over power to civilians. whether it be in kina faso in guinea. but also in molly molly home to the biggest and most expensive un peacekeeping operation, costing a $1000000000.00 a year. but also the deadliest more un peacekeeping soldiers have died there than any previous mission. now he did not visit molly during this tore of west africa, but she did address the issues and the concerns that he has in bobby, a country that is under sanction from the west african body echo us on to sincerely in all honesty, i seen with great distress the coo and molly, then with even greater distress. the 2nd qu, i'm convinced we need to keep engaging with molly. that's what we're doing. and i hope it will be possible to have an agreement between molly and echo was to agree on an acceptable time for the transition period. and that molly is reintegrated within the echo. last framework, i don't comment on measures taken by others. what i want is molly to have the flexibili

ah, no, again, i'm fully battenberg with the headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. convoy has reached ukrainian city of merrier pole to negotiate the evacuation of more civilians from the as of south steel plant. across the city, food, water, and medicine are running low. char stratford has more from east in ukraine. what we understand is that there are ongoing efforts being led by the un troy. negotiate safe passage to get a convoy of vehicles in there to that as or still pull and pull more people out was interesting. yesterday, the reports of at least 20 people, including women and children who were rescued out of the as of that joint. great. so that bill play that has obviously been under siege nail for weeks, but interestingly, there is as yet no verifiable proof of life. it's not known exactly where these people have been taken. the speaker of the us house of representatives has thanked ukraine's present for what she described as his fight for freedom during a visit to keep nancy pelosi told vladimir lensky. his battle is for everyone and reassured him of cont

again there's very little response. there's been this re a sherman's by the ukranian through the red cross and including the u. n. a. to make this prisoner exchange. go ahead, but also let me tell that ukraine is not seeing the situation as the as off regiment are members of the as of regiment having given up with this is a, a planned evacuation operation. this is a military operation, and the military spokesperson actually said that to any information that would be given to the public would endanger the future of a of these are of these people. so that's why we're hearing very little at the moment. now, rushing force is ah, now focusing on east and ukraine. what can you tell us about that progress back? right, so russia is a pressing for them with their offensive, nissan ukraine, particularly in the don bus region with a claim for, for, for russian back separatists that there has been some intense shelling in these parts yesterday. there is also also in other parts of the castle region. for example, in the south, we're hearing reports that a evacuation transfer was hits and 3 people were actually killed. but we als

again. i'm fully batty boy. with a headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. convoy has reached ukrainian city of mary a bowl to negotiate the evacuation of more civilians from the as of south steel plant. across the city, food, water, and medicine are running low. child stratford has more from east in ukraine.

a off touch. ah well again, this is out there and these are the headlines. the u. n and the red cross have completed the fast phase.

as the rainy season begins again, and we can take a closer look at this with monson frick director of the u. n. world food program here in germany, welcome to the w. and if i can start with the fact that your organization, the well food program to live food assistance to more than 80 countries, how are you managing this current situation? well, we are administrating a leg actually already in december we were in the very dire position that in and we had to cut the ration for 8000000 people to take from 100 people to deliver it to the for this year, we estimate that be a 50 percent finance? turning to ukraine. can you tell us more about what the war means? the countries like egypt or lebanon that normally get the vast majority of their grain from ukraine? that's right. if you look at the map, ukraine is the closest big crane provider for the middle east, north and africa region. now as we speak for in our 1000000 tom, so we are still locked in the black sea port. and at the same time, the lack of ukrainian crane, but also unilateral decisions. so russia knox weeks hole has driven reprises in a t

brochure itself, once again, the russians violated the promise of a truce, did not allow the evacuation of civilians who continued to hide from shelling. and as a star plants basement the u. n and the red cross were able to evacuate hundreds of people during a brief ceasefire on wednesday. we are accompanied by 11 buses, filled of civilians are women, children, and elderly, who wants wives seeking, serve heaven. a u. n. convoy is now attempting another evacuation efforts. outside the steel plant, mary paul is largely under russian occupation and clean up efforts have begun in preparation for may night. when russia celebrates the soviet union's victory day in world war 2. analysts say moscow is eager to gain full control of the strategic port city in time for one of russia's most important holidays. crossover, to our corresponded in manuel shars. now she is in the western ukraine city of levine. and what does it look like? russia is getting ready to declare victory in murray, paul well, terry of russia had declared victory already of a mar. you, paul, even if it hasn't taken hold of the other stars, t plans are which in fact represents one 3rd of the so face of the entire as

balloon itself, once again, the russians violated the promise of a truce, did not allow the evacuation civilians who continued to hide from shelling. and as a star plants basement the u. n. and the red cross were able to evacuate hundreds of people during a brief ceasefire on wednesday. we are accompanied by 11 buses, filled of civilians are women, children, and elderly, who wants wives seeking. so if heaven, a un convoy is now attempting another evacuation efforts. outside the steel plant, mary appall is largely under russian occupation and clean up efforts have begun in preparation for may 9th, when russia celebrates the soviet union's victory day in world war 2, analysts say moscow is eager to gain full control of the strategic port city in time for one of russia's most important holidays through w, corresponded. funny for char is in ukraine's capital key for little earlier i asked her if russia is getting ready to declare victory in mario paul. that victory has been already declared april 21st on murray, pull by russia as a result. and if you look at those pictures, actually from the as of regiment, those videos videos which we cannot independent verify however. but

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind a life that will never be again. had abdul hamid al jazeera is upward egypt, ukraine's residence as evacuation so far are a good start, but there's still more work to do. delivery boundaries, you should atlanta, i've been told many times that we won't be able to save anyone. and as of stall that it is impossible. and to day a 156 people are ins appreciates. she is not a victory, but it's already a result. and i believe that there was a chance to save others of our people. but one of them, of course, who will continue to do everything to get all our people as a married colon as well. it's difficult, but we need everyone who is still there, civilians and soldiers. there hasn't been a single day when we weren't dealing with this issue when our people were not trying to solve it. well, protests have been held across the us after a leak draft opinion by the supreme court suggested abortion could be outlawed in several states. activists supporting abortion rights of the mounting national law to protect women's access to t

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind a life that will never be again. heard of that, i mean al jazeera is upward each. i mean all fighting is continuing for the east of zachary z o rushes, assault is slowly grinding forward. auto zeros. charl stratford is in back. moved in eastern. okay. we've been around the city of lissy chance today, a city that is suffering and incredible bombardment of shilling this afternoon. indeed, i drive up to all jets horizon of $180.00 degrees. we could see various points where smoke was rising, an indication of villages and towns right the way across that region, suffering russian shilling. we know that there is close contact fighting in a number of these towns, notably, puzzler. we be speaking to volunteer evacuation drivers in around that area. they have now stopped their evacuation efforts from paula that follows the what we understand is the killing of one driver and the kidnapping of another. we're also getting reports from the town of the car that's close to done it. sc pro russian separate is controlled. done. it's

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind a life that will never be again. adapted hamid al jazeera is upward each or a short break here now to sierra when we come back, a plea for resources to and the balance un chief wants of instability in africa. so region has become a global threat on the state of siege and democratic republic. of congo one locally to say the military approach to please just isn't worth more than spin. ah hello there. we've had a dusty few days across the middle east and the van and we could see more of those to come as the unsettle conditions blow from the west to the east. now those cooler conditions across turkey where we have seen quite a bit of heavy rain or the ring temperatures down in some of the cities across coastal areas in places like jerusalem as well, we will see the temperature drop down. but further south of this, you can see that dust blowing in lots of hazy sunshine for the gulf states, and we'll see temperatures pick up in doha and rehab sitting at 42 on thursday. so lots of heat here. and as we move across to the no

that we are talking about guardianship, a n is well, again, there are no guardianships, which, uh, actually uh, is quite interesting. i would ask you to take it out. ue screen like u, actually look like this uh bill, which is proposed by the united states of america if he is ready, if not ready, then i will say that uh yes , please. us price and will consider a bill allowing litigation sparks against custody. e of the countries that work with her on the fact of colluding to increase oil prices, the law, dubbed napek, accordingly gives the us attorney general the power to sue oil-producing countries under the anti-natal legislation bill. considered as a biden administration , iso. it is trying with all its might to control the prices of oil and gasoline, which have risen due to uncertainty over world oil supplies after russia's invasion of ukraine uh the bill was not successful in the us congress until recently, but now russia's actions uh. this is the 20-22-year-old attempts to introduce such a law can end in success. here's how interesting the member countries of the guardianship will react to this. i'm very interested in the americans and now they

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns no when they leave behind a life that will never be again. had abdul hamid al jazeera, as i put a jack in cranes, president says, evacuation so far are a good start, but there's still more work to do. delivery burger as you order. sure. that's what it wanted. i've been told many times that we won't be able to save anyone that as of stole so that it is impossible. and to day a 156 people are ins. apparition, she is not a victory yet, but it's already a result. and i believe that there is a chance to save others of our people. ruby was one of our go from or of course, who continued to do everything to get all our people added. merrier. poland has lost all. it's difficult what we need every one who is still there, both civilians and soldiers. there hasn't been a single day when we weren't dealing with this issue when our people were not trying to solve it. and i'm also alanine now and i have been father protest across the us after a leaked draft opinion by the supreme court suggested abortion could be outlawed in several states. pro abortion ri

u. n. has released a report saying it has, quote, credible information of torture, of russian soldiers by ukrainian forces, while also mentioning alleged war crimes by the russian side. again, the french, a volunteer, describes the abuse of captured russian troops. you don't, didn't. i saw captured russian soldiers beaten and tied up. we were in some kind of barn where they were brought ukrainian troops from the age of fatality. we're asking who the officers were. every russian soldier got a bullet in the need from a kalashnikov, although they were defenceless. i have videos confirming this, otherwise i would not have dared to say such a thing. people who confessed that they were officers was shot dead in the forehead . this is the system, at least in a's off the protests have are opted in bulgaria with people calling for the government to resign on the accusation that it's more involved in the ukraine conflict that in fixing their own countries, economic problems. the people were even seen trying to tear down a ukrainian flag from a government building and clashing with police earlier bulgaria imposed economic sanctions against russia, expelled russian diplomats, and offe

u. n. has released a report saying it has, quote, credible information of torture, of russian soldiers by ukrainian forces, while also mentioning a ledge war crimes by at moscow lead troops again. here's french aid volunteer. adrian ok describe what he saves were captured, russian troops on what were being put through a note the following. our claims on our tea cannot verify their accuracy. you don't, didn't. i saw captured russian soldiers beaten and tied up. we were in some kind of barn where they were brought ukrainian troops from the off battalion were asking who the officers were. every russian soldier got a bullet in the need from a kalashnikov, although they were defenceless. i have videos confirming this, otherwise i would not dare to say such a thing. people who confessed that they were officers was shot dead in the forehead . this is the system, at least in a's off. the me tell us republican say the lend lease act, which was accepted by a majority in congress recently, and signed off by president biden to expedite military aid to kiev. will just lead to more depth and ukraine every vote to provide military assistance to ukraine. drug us closer to a war with russia. t

u. n has released a report saying it has called credible information of torture, of russian soldiers by ukrainian forces, while also mentioning a ledge war crimes by moscow lead troops. again, here's what french, a volunteer, adrian book, a describing at what he said, captured russian soldiers were put through a note. the accuracy of the claims had not been verified by our you don't, didn't, i saw captured russian soldiers beaten and tied up. we were in some kind of barn where they were brought ukrainian troops from the off battalion. we're asking who the officers were. every russian soldier got a bullet in the need from a kalashnikov, although they were defenceless. i have videos confirming this, otherwise i would not dare to say such a thing. people who confessed that they were officers was shot dead in the forehead . this is the system, at least in a's off. okay, no history that bring you today. let's see, and authorities have a law the demolition of a prominent memorial to soviets. soldiers who liberated the baltic country from nazi forces during world war 2. after luffy and lawmakers suspended a bilateral agreement with russia. the handling of soviet era, monuments, o

pollution itself, once again, the russians violated the promise of a truce, did not allow the evacuation of civilians who continued to hide from shelling. and as a star plants basement the u. n and the red cross were able to evacuate hundreds of people during a brief ceasefire on wednesday. where we are accompanied by 11 buses, filled of civilians are women, children, and elderly who wants wives seeking. so if heaven a u. n. convoy is now attempting another evacuation efforts outside the steel plant. mary paul is largely under russian occupation and clean up efforts have begun in preparation for may night. when russia celebrates the soviet union's victory day in world war 2. analysts say moscow is eager to gain full control of the strategic port city in time for one of russia's most important holidays. and for the latest, let's get across to our correspondent in that michel life mathias varner. i'm at his. what else do we know about the people trying to get out of the as of solstio plants? well, another 50 to day and estimated 200 who are still there. their efforts will continue to morrow, at least. that's the plan. it depends, of course, always on whether the ceasefire hold

pollution itself, once again, the russians violated the promise of a truce, did not allow the evacuation of civilians who continued to hide from shelling. and as a star plants basement the u. n and the red cross were able to evacuate hundreds of people during a brief ceasefire on wednesday. we are accompanied by 11 buses, filled of civilians are women, children, and elderly, who wants who are seeking safe haven outside the steel plant. mary paul is largely under russian occupation and clean up efforts have begun in preparation for may 9th, when russia celebrates the soviet union's victory day in world war 2. analysts say moscow is eager to gain full control of the strategic port city in time for one of russia's most important holidays. let's bring in dmitri kornberg. he's an expert on security issues in the former soviet union and on russian foreign policy. and the russian military is now with a c and a, a non profit research and analysis organization in arlington, virginia, a very warm welcome to the day our russian forces are still unable to secure full control of the hours of stall works in mario, paul, how indicative is that of the whole offensive? well, it's part of a g

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again by the u . n. and the red cross. but those are for people who are outside of the of the plant civilians. we live in different areas of where you pull out. a meeting point has been announced and boxes have been sent to that meeting point. but we still don't know if that convoy is actually going to be on the move. anytime soon. he could be official, say, a strategically important bridge in the southwest has been hit by russian rockets. the brit provides the only road railing from odessa to the other side. of the denise to estry, it's been hit by russian strikes twice before. it's unclear if the bridge is still operational. let's him out from charl stratford who's just outside. i. d. fca on the front line in east new credit. he describes what the situation is like for residents fleeing the town was quite as, as we went in, but a lot of destruction. lot of the buildings destroyed. and some very terrified people as well that have been living in a bunker in the center of town. and we asked them, as you can imagine, what their plans were now and how it felt to be to be evacuated after having spent so many days in this bunker. one, dear old lady

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind alive that will never be again. had up that, i mean al jazeera is i put a just a fuel. their po has caught fire in a separatist control part of eastern ukraine, sending thick clouds of smoke into the sky. the facility is in the city of america, univer, east of them. the exc city separatist leaders say, shunning from ukrainian forces caused the blaze. they st. more than 90 firefighter's battles to extinguish the flames. charles has tracked for his in nicholas cur, donnette screech, and he says, ukrainian forces have repelled russian souls along the eastern front line. we went serve with the ukraine, an army. they took us to a front line, prince trench position close to the town of donates an idea of car. there was a lot of shelling that we heard a logic shells being exchange or fire being exchanged by both sides. shells actually going over these positions, hitting targets and basically to the south and to the north of where we were. it was very loud when we arrived. we were speaking to the soldiers in these trenches, highly motivated men and women, an a lot

but again, we also here come to a deadlock because all other independent investigations that have been conducted by the u. n. for example, in the war on garza in past that in 2008 and the war on gus and 2014 on the killing off the 9 turkish on the morrow ship it while they were on their way on a gaza a how they responded to the jurisdiction to the question of jurisdiction on palestine to the public prosecutor by a claiming that it did that decision was anti semitic. so we also have a problem here that we know that israel will have a huge issue, a good e n a beforehand to the result of an international, a transparent investigation that it itself will not be part of our. and again, we here come again to, to the, to the bottom line that israel itself have for years conducting the cultural impunity. lack of accountability backed up by the israeli supreme court. and this is very, very important because this means that justice cannot be done by the israelis on all, it's legal, a levers. and we know that on the other hand, they won't agree to any kind of international investigation that they are not a part off. bu