u n. and the europe that they've been tracking down human rights have been violated for the opposition members are now there's. so even though she's on the lot of pressure, she's still quite adamant to stick to high point of view and will have the election under her government. the opposition is adamant and they said they'll remaining the state until the government step down 10 times very much sir in vanka, this time the child read that for us and the capital dot com. thanks. talk to you on the well, they have been a series of explosions at a residential complex and a building belonging to ukraine security service. and the central city of to meet pro with r t say at least 9 people were injured and not attack on friday nights. the incident comes a day off to ukraine in president told him he is the landscape himself, visited the cities and needs military commanders for the deal with 2 explosions. indeed, april, we are now at the side of one of the 2 impact. one rocket hit that you need residenti

u. n. and relate to the o. p a for sure. it came under the bon bonded era. chris put the middle of the contents of what some of those to most certainly still look like you to some of this scale organization was of ukrainian use the the, the the, the, the stone said he wants to the us the but it still was not to fail okay. uh they said does not so quoted you, but it is the more yours or your ship decision. you start watching the sellers platform instead of drifting in 1929, but you relate to succeeded bundle in munich in 1959. the last 4 of the government with which to choose to be mostly just assisting into voice by the annual ard meeting till we get the document in the thirty's, which needs to be done. self funded myra, of hit to show the event of with them. she must be the funds they are organized to her as the touch intelligentsia. the blood image gymnasium yvonne buys the brownies, loved peter skis on the point that the h e r. one will a school and junior joseph, there was the 10 partial up, send it to someone. it's happened to be switching on the golf.

u. n, and the palestinians were killed. but collateral damage is inevitable. the idea of military base has the story. i mean, facility for urban warfare attributes that simulates and authentic movies. the idea is to prepare what they may face on the ground running scenarios here based on act who are successful and some of which are consideration from enemies motions to militants storing. well, we'll not using goals and we are not using windows. you'll be able to get the, you know, explosion, all kinds of mine when we was and use them, militants have their own way of guessing. the army says simulates the actual tunnels. the must. milton glitter as long, but the re wants to be much longer. and it goes back to find inside, well, i guess and really ones suite and the nation complex is made of over 600 bill gazda or jeanine in the west bank for walls shows palestinian fighters while real palestinian towns which these really army usually go to a very the only display the enemy and they play the enemy. they sort of goes blinks about these. so we want to make sure that

u. n. a. and we can have them. um, uh, they will also hopeful that they will extend the period of time to more than 6 months after uh, how do you and saw how the area were. so we liam accepted up to the latest of price and that will leave a huge amount of charity and gas reach. the n g o's will definitely not be able to fill in case uh there were any uh kotik, or the border crossing was closed. okay, no commotion problem, how? thanks for the update. the latest. so you cleans future is in the military alliance. but i'm clear about when and how that stuff ukraine's present volume is that i'd see frustrates as leaders of 31 nations of the military alliance. amazing in the lithuanian capital, vilios why they signed off on the joint declaration on ukraine's membership. it showed a whole house move from the list the way the and capital always keen to stress their unity. and they told members gathered during the 2nd year of the war in europe. this time those small cracks are showing which are lines. leaders are working ha

u. n. and turkey brokerage agreement. you know, we extended this deal again and again. but when we extended it just uh we, we started miracles of in german patience and tolerance actually still, and that's as it will years. and they can, we hope that all fall and colleagues would finally begin to fully comply with the agreed and approved parameters and conditions of nothing. however, nothing of the sort happens when you have, you know, room is going to feel any obligations and agreements on it. but they've been constantly demanding some things from russia to do one thing to then another way and provide one thing and another of most february 3. it was out right to our goodness and i did peter city promises an empty jetta will stay a both going. there, as ukraine's counter offensive enter the 2nd month, officials concede is going slower than expected. but some progress has been made. the biggest territorial gains for ukraine has been nearby lee kind of a so called south west of didn't ask. where you crate in forces have liberated for villages. dw, special correspondent. a

u. n and african union. that's whole school dead fronts come jams in the strongest possible times this military cruelty to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment of strife. we employ or parties to engage in constructive disclose to restore peace in these for the time of the mission. the jet has seen several ministry cruise and faced use of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the forefront in the fight against armed actors in this a health concerns are increasing about the why does security implications and whether unrest will spill beyond these as bored as ukrainian fence or older carline has been promised. a place at the pirates olympics next year, the 4th time olympic naturalist was disqualified at the fencing world championships for refusing to shake hands after defeating russian. i'm estimating over the decision spark and i've cried. the international fencing federation has also reinstated carline in this week's championship. all rig

u. n and african union. that whole school that front condemned in the strongest possible times this military crew to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment to strike. we can pro or parties to engage in the constructive disclose to restore peace in these for the time of the mission. yeah, has seen several ministry cruise and faced use of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the full front in the fight against the actors in this a health concerns are increasing about the why does security implications and where the unrest will spill beyond these as board is here's a reminder of the top story we're following a for you. this are keeps as it's recaptured. a village in the eastern don't ask region from russian forces, but moscow denies its troops. i've been defeated. you're up to date up next sports life meets a speak to chase runner. i'll be back again at the top of the next there take care the .

u. n and african union. or that's whole school dead fronts come jams in the strongest possible times this military cruelty to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment to strike. we can pro or parties to engage in constructive disclose to restore peace in these for the time of the mission. has seen several ministry cruise and faced use of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the full front in the fight against armed actors in this, a health concerns are increasing about the wida security implications, and where the unrest will spill beyond. the jazz board is joseph. siegel leads the african center for strategic studies in washington, dc. the w asked him whether general gianni is now in full control of the country. well, no, it isn't clear um, he's doing. he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear tha

u. n and african union. f law school that front come jams in the strongest possible times. this military crew need to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment to strike. we can pro or parties to engage in the constructive disclose, to restore peace in these for the time of the mission. the jet has seen several ministry cruise and faced years of political and economic instability. a key ally of the west is being at the full front in the fight against on actors in this, the health concerns are increasing about the why does security implications and where the unrest will spill beyond the jazz borders. at the women's world cup 2003 renters of sweden rock their way into the knockout stages with a 5 nail victory over italy. the final group g matches are on wednesday and the 2nd place to talents can still qualify. it took sweden 39 minutes to school, the 1st goal, but then the floodgates opened. and the either step rose up ahead of it's least keep. it's a skillfully note in the opener. and it was a case of days of who just 5 minutes late to anoth

u. n. and zeta. ukrainian intelligent ami u. p. a. for sure. it came under the control of the young and ruthless step on bundy era. krista copeland's cooper, space code and the middle east. across for to remove on the, on the bus to stay in touch with someone. he said, you still look like you are us to meet. you can do a sense of, we can use the easier to the rest of the big bathroom to the scale organization was eventually post onto a new generation of ukraine, e and use the last time we did the rest of the systems that he wants to learn would it be the way that the yellowed you don't just need to look a little square. those goes off us, but it still has not to fail. okay. what's the, what's the log into your email? uh uh this, it does not cool crisco in the film, at least it is obviously, but it is the more you know, store when you go when you ship those things and you start watching, if you have to move the prospect the seller's platform use of the decalogue, the 10 ukranian nationalists commandments was written in 1929 by 25 year old step on

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u. n. and the opinion say july is likely to be the hottest month ever recorded averaging just on the 17 degrees celsius. globally. data from the use climate change surface shows how average july temperatures have increased globally. since the 1940s temperatures temporarily exceeded the one and a half degrees threshold above pre industrial levels twice this month. so let's just say that data is linked to the heat waves affecting north america, asia, and europe. you in chief entering a guitar at terrace raw that have this warning wildly. just as the, the global warming has ended the area, the heat of global biling, as the drives us present terabyte and has announced a series of measures to help protect workers from the effects of extreme heat. this comes as people across the united states struggle to cope with blistering. tim 3 issue, he has an alert. he clarifies the workers, have a federal heat related for to have federal heat related protections. we should be protect the workers from hazardous

u. n. and we thank you for being supportive in that regard and our cooperation of 610 to the g. 20 swear we are able to work together on a number of issues. and of course, the bricks level. we are delighted to have your support as we are going to host a breaks in a few weeks. we agree with you. yes, breaks should be held at the appropriate level and we're in the process of preparing for breaks. and we thank you for the support that you are giving and you are willing to give as it is now, a number of russian officials and ministers have been to south africa to attend to the various prepared to meetings that are taking place for breaks. and we hoping that the participation of olympics countries would leads to a very good outcome. we are looking forward to a very successful breaks summit. and thank you very much for your continued support in this regard. so thank you very much for having us. in st. petersburg and let me also, and by thanking you for the opening dinner, the to leave had and the per

and this is the phone for the actually of the a u. n. as the. busy security council the as a they were in somehow in a little but the controls hope that they will consider the latest. busy loss that the, the people in the refugee camps and in every community have a in george after the latest catastrophic, a switch that struck the region. of course, the absence of u. n. busy delivered age will have a dire humanitarian consequences on the already were sending him money. serious situation here in northwestern assyria as to a 1000000 people are currently living in the refugee camps on our. busy living on the monthly food baskets that are being provided by the us food program in the. busy you and of course. busy the n g o's are also going to suffer the consequences of this this. busy decision as a, as a 100 percent of their funds depends on the u. n. a coming through the, by the how and of course, local i minus area and act of this condemned this decision. and describe this as well as the size of the humanitarian sector and which will affect the lives

and the fact that we are allowing russia in the said regime and to enter the politics of the u. n on this and have the same people that besieged and bombard these populations. be in charge of saying ok, you can send data across or not overboard or points by the way. they do not control in areas that do they have no presence is really appalling. what's really important about bab and have a border crossing. it's the main border crossing that has been traditionally even allowed to be used by the russ and send regime for the u. n. a to inter babington. how is that main artery? and it goes directly to in the province of providence, where you have millions of people, including major cities and thousands and other things that are in desperate a need for this. a many of them internally displaced and ad hoc caps with no access to international bodies to support them. that's why this 8 is so important. it's worth millions of people, the majority of which are our children, and obviously civilians are moving on to why the news. now nato leaders say ukraine's future is in the military alliance

u. n. and he also, in his keynote address, he will talk about a new world order he wants to establish together with african nations that is based on equality and to multiply richie. he also talks about how he wants to kind of help african nations to gain most sovereignty, of course, also from the west and if you, but if you look at vs activities on the continent. if you look at this information, come pick him, pains and electro interference bought an operations that happened to be stop lising countries and, and that governments or by popping up or to our talk receives. but also it didn't help african nations to actually gain most of n t. also, if you look at other deals concerning arms and exchange for resources, for example, marion miller and i, robi, thank you. and as we have just heard from mariel, food prices are storing in many african country due to present improvements decision to pull out of the ukraine grain deal include in kenya, the country is in the rip of the worst drought in decad

u. n. and many of the western countries, russia does not appear to be punching the russian deputy on bus that he spoke a short time ago as well. to meet you probably on sky, he gave 7 conditions that need to be matched across you have to come back to the deal. i think it's fair to say it'd be very, very hard for the you and to meet those conditions. because basically, this was a commercial deal, this was the un allowing a passage of, of, of ships of between ukraine and took the, facilitated by deal with russia, ukraine and took care of but the ships were commercial ships using commercial insurance. russia wont, sole source of deals for its food and fertilizer. and also some exemptions were gained with the, with the us and the you even the banking deal with jp morgan to get my any going back to russia. but the problem is many countries just don't want many companies don't want to do deals with russia this time for well, you all hearing right now from the ukrainians. james, what is then the futur

u. n. and african union. for me to get the courageous, democratically elected leader to come up in this moment of the west is being at the full front in the fight against on the actors in this a how concerns are increasing about the warranty, popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and uh, there's been very strong condemnation of the to, from within the region by echo, asked west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate this power. grab, needed air under president mohammed presume had become one of the most important strategic allies for, for both of us and for its former colonial power. france. what reaction have we seen from them to the screw as well? both the france united states and the united nations that others have uh, condemn the pool. and you know, i think more more broadly, we need to keep in mind that the president buzz was a democratic, connected to 2 years ag

u. n. and european union said, july is likely to be the host this month ever record this average just on the 17 degrees celsius, globally, takes it from the east climate change service shows how average july, temperatures have increased globally since the 1950s temperatures temper beverly exceeded the one and a half degrees threshold above pre industrial levels, twice this month of a water inc, as indeed the, the, the heat, a global binding as arrived. the ads is unbelievable. the hit is unbearable. and the level of fossil fuel profits in government to connection is unacceptable. us present joy buys and has announced a series of measures to help protect workers from the effects of extreme heat. this comes as people across the united states struggle to cope with blistering temperatures, to damn, and now to the additional steps to help states the cities deal with the consequences of extreme heat. first, i've asked back the labor secretary julie to 3 issue a. he has a dollar of the clarifies that

u. n. and many of the western countries, russia does not appear to be budging, the russian deputy ambassador, he spoke a short time ago as well to meet you polanski. he gave 7 conditions that need to be magic for us. you have to come back to the deal. i think it's fair to say it'd be very, very hard for the you and to meet those conditions. well, as you've had russian forces have been carrying out as strikes and new kinds ports, as he sits in the salt on a bridge blinking crimea to russia's. mainland mcbride has the latest from keith for falls, consecutive nights. russian missile is targeting the south of ukraine. this time, according to the ukrainians, a 2 caliber cruise missiles struck a warehouse of facility in the, a desa region causing damage to silos and also the destruction of mold and a 100 tons of food according to the craniums. this is a systematic attempt by russia to completely destroy its food, ex boating infrastructure and previous attacks. we have seen damage to grain handling fa

u. n. and turkey. last summer allowed for a limited exports of last week rush. i pulled out a leading cream and its allies gets again scrambling for solutions. roughly 60 percent of ukrainian green already passes through so called solidarity lanes. alternative land roots through e u. member states bordering ukraine. and there are plans to further increased capacity like here in the romania port of deluxe and the border. ukraine is a different real track gauge than most of its european neighbors. but a duel track system is being extended into lots to make deliveries across the border easier. and with a recent attacks on the printing ports, there may be more work here. so some of these use the signals from the ukraine inside are there 4 days ago we had a meeting organized by the european and the daniel commission. see, let me show the movie and go where we discussed how both. pri, you loud and lots will be a central parts for transporting grains out of ukraine usage, but not just only serials d n g d 's broken unless you want to watch it. in the meanwhile, on the b

u. n. and stuff like that and through 3rd parties and stuff like that. and my guess is right. and again, you know, we don't know all the stuff. so close always, but i, my guess is right now the defense department is sort of like talking to the north koreans through various count or parties, pass the chinese or something like that. trying to find out. first of all, what happens like, like is this guy, okay? and he's easy mentally ill and like what is his deal? cuz it's pretty bizarre. they were like, run across the border like that. right? so i think there's gonna be some of that. and then basically we're gonna have to find out what the north koreans one and again, my guess is, and i was going to bring them back more than i was considering these kinds of people's like 6 months or something like that and extracted much of concessions they put them on tv and it talking about how, you know, they're defeating american colonialist or something like that, but they're eventually they sort of get, they don't get rotated back and there's some kind of swap. you know, some, you know, mone

u. n. and another races against the system, a phobic behavior, and it's, it's, it's, or that you, that's considered freedom of speech, but in the same countries, you can talk about certain historical events. you can talk about certain sexual preferences. you can talk about sort a bunch of things which then comes under uh, you know, a different sort of protection packed, but dining the whole week or on or any where the scripture of any religion comes under freedom of speech. and a sorry, before i let you go, i do have a similar assignment i, i really appreciate you joining us here as a now what we look at the statements made by west and the, the site says us live on the land or, and joe biden, you know they was told about our way of life, of protecting our ways of life. they know see that there is a more or more than and one way of life out there. i'm should lose the respect to how does the middle east now with this uh, with a ron and making ties with saudi arabia with pack us um, building relat

u. n. and turkey last summer allowed for a limited exports. last week rush, i pulled out of the reading cream and its allies gets again scrambling for solutions. roughly 60 percent of ukrainian green already passes to so called solidarity lanes, alternative land roots through e u. member states bordering ukraine. and there are plans to further increase capacity, like here in the romania port of deluxe. and the border cream is a different real tract gage than most of its european neighbors. what a duel track system is being extended into lots to make deliveries across the border easier. and with a recent attacks on the ukrainian ports, there may be more work here. so so now these, these, the signals from the ukraine inside are there 4 days ago we had a meeting organized by the european and the danube commission. see, let me show the movie and go where we discuss top both by you loud and lots will be a central points for transporting grains out of ukraine. but not just only serials jean gigi's program as you want to watch it at a meanwhile on the

u. n. and turkey. last summer allowed for a limited exports of last week rush. i pulled out a leading cream and its allies gets again, scram before solutions. roughly 60 percent of ukrainian green already passes to so called solidarity lanes, alternative land roots through e u. member states bordering ukraine. and there are plans to further increase capacity like here. and the remaining ports of deluxe of the board. the cream is a different rail track gauged and most of its european neighbors. but a duel track system is being built and go out to to make the delivery to cross the border easy. and with a recent attacks on the ukrainian ports, there may be more work here. so so now these, these, the signals from ukraine inside of their 4 days ago, we had a meeting organized by the, your pin and the done, you'd commissions. this is what we discussed how both berella and gelati will become a central pause for transporting grains out of ukraine, but not just only serials watch it in the meanwhile, on the black sea itself. the remaining port of constance so has already

u. n. and took here a year ago, president frederick 5 at the wants of his government is trying to get russia back on board. rachel says, our reports from miss dawn hill. this is the last shift carrying green from ukraine on the black sea green initiative, brokers by the united nations center to yeah. or now russia has pulls out. seeing is demand. how not being mat rusher wants to see. and, and west of the 4 sections on the russian agricultural bank and to restrictions on shipping. an insurance that must go say is, has hampered, it's agriculture, the exports. and that's the tricky it is one of the main beneficiaries of the deal is that he's hopeful it can be helped. again, there was yeah, for that i've shown up there, i believe my friend president boots and once this humanitarian bridge to continue in the meantime. uh for administer will hold as meetings with his counterpart and i will meet with mr. booth and as soon as i return from the trip, when we meet with him in our country in august, we w

u. n. and turkey last summer allowed for a limited exports last week. worship pulled out of the green leading ukraine and its allies, gifts, again, scrambling for solutions. roughly 60 percent of ukrainian green already passes through so called solidarity lanes, alternative land roots through e u. member states bordering ukraine. and there are plans to further increased capacity like here in the romanian port of the lots of the border. the cream is a different real track gauge than most of its european neighbors. what a duel track system is being extended into lots to make deliveries across the board are easier. and with a recent attack, some of the ukrainian ports, there may be more work here. so, so now these, these, the signals from the ukraine inside are there to 4 days ago, we had a meeting, organized by the european in the daniel commission see movie. and where we discussed top both by you loud and good. lots will be a central parts for transporting grains out a few crane, but not just on

u. n. and perhaps suggest for some sort of renovation that in new york, as you would know, south africa went through a very terrible and towards the time of a pop date. we were oppressed by a minority or pressing a majority. we waged that he really struggle against might. and so we have experience of dealing with unfitness and much of the world actually support to the apartment state for a very long time. and it was very few friends who stood with us as we ways this target battle. so i think our experience of oppression makes us a very good candidate for understanding the meaning of freedom for promoting democracy in its full meaning and full supporting representative as see a part of the political definition that we'd give to ourselves. the sub africans is unity in diversity. this means we reject racism and all forms of prejudice. and i think we should bring that into the multi lateral stage when we speak of unites as cons. united nations security council reform, which way speaking of is great

u. n. and perhaps suggest for some sort of renovation that in new york, as you would know, south africa went through a very terrible and towards the time of a pop date. we were oppressed by a minority or pressing a majority. we waged that he really struggle against might. and so we have experience of dealing with unfitness. and much of the world actually support to the a part, a state for a very long time. and it was very few friends who stood with us as we ways this target battle. so i think our experience of oppression makes us a very good candidate for understanding the meaning of freedom for promoting democracy in its full meaning and full supporting representative as a part of the political definition that we'd give to ourselves. the sub africans is unity and diversity. this means we reject racism and all forms of prejudice. and i think we should bring that into the multi lateral stage when we speak of unites as cons. united nations security council reform, which way speaking of is great t

u. n. and wealth health organizations throughout security report and says 2600000000 people will need that 2 percent of the global population for food and secure last year. so those are the headlines as always, our website, algebra dot com has all the licensed states you into the, the stream as next on charles dawn, you want to raise up behind the sides. dramatize the pub cost from i'll just here to invest facing re here from some of history's blogs, notable women, and unconventional and extraordinary office. i am 40 that kind of the communist revolution of everyone in china, new my state. you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe way. if you listen to pub of the high us for me. ok on today's episode of the stream. a serious discussion about beauty pageants in india, as india gets ready to house the miss, well 20, 23 may to this year in the history of miss weld. india has won 6 times as a reminder, who worked away with the crown in 2000

u. n. and human rights groups. one key if it goes into fighting investigated for crimes. corruption had also entrenched itself in the country, channeling oil well intended for the people's future to select elite transparency international rank south to then as a 3rd, most corrupt country, globally trading only somalia and syria. the struggle for power has challenged solves the down stability. solver care has been the president since independence. he's announced the country's 1st elections will take place next year. the exercise will be a major test of south to down standing as a democracy. so far is a struggle to convince. 4 yes, of fighting displays millions of south of the nice, but many on our return in so far this year, more than 150000 people have made their way back home. however, they are now confronted with a new danger. the lurking threats of unexploded land mines and bombs, remnants of the war town past to this school in yay, the very south of the country was almost as i to 2 months ago. but the families

u. n. and the us have said that the donations can not compensate for the global impact of russia's actions is n, as russia searches for allies in a sea of global condemnation for its war in ukraine, it has enlisted a variety of tools to change hearts and minds. propaganda, this information campaigns and the fax number scenary group to name a few. c, w has found that in some african countries, russian propaganda is proving very successful. so you have tom's from the dw fact checking team reports now on how russia is undermining democratic effort. this is kimmy c, bob, a friend spend a nice incline, so spreading pro russian and n t wisdom propaganda on social media right off to rush up again. it's full scale invasion of ukraine in 2022. he posted this video really fact this russian beta to solve for an independent nation and 2 parts, a few cranes territory. it's only one of the false claims, the influence that has shared online in support of russia in this war. this message reach us. many people,

u. n and turkey broker degree meant was established last year to help ease a global food crisis.

u. n. and wells health organization, food security report, it says 2600000000 people, that's nearly 30 percent of the global population, moderately or severely food. and since your last year, now that means they went a day or more without eating about 780000000 anal nourished, hung as rising and africa west and asia. i'm the caribbean. within the children and rural communities of disproportionately affected view and is aiming to eradicate hung up by 20 fast events that go looks unachievable with millions more expected to go hungry. 11 on is known as 4th year of a severe economic and social crisis for the same time. posting the largest number of refugees per capita in the wild, the global food prices. and we currently have wesson's, the situation called at reports. the numer family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like. for many lebanese, the basics and essentials, including food, is no longer affordable. for nearly bankrupt, state can't provide services and the poor can't afford to buy wa

they are bab alice, alum, alleret, e and bab, how well the vast majority of aid is delivered by the u. n. through about how the jew to the security council's finally it to renew the mandate. the crossing is now closed and that will affect 4100000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive. that's across to she have pretends a who's covering developments at the un headquarters in your color that she have a devastating situation for millions of syrians, other any other avenues to get this crossing reopened? that may be, but it depends on who you ask as to what the next move might be. the sweets, for example, seemed confident that a deal could be time without true negotiations via un security council folder level mechanism. in order to get this crossing over and above, i'll open it for which 85 percent of u. n. a deliveries to those wesson's area. so sorry, a pause, but this was a possibility even though the russian said it was completely out of the question. now that's thursdays are over of a mechanism to the un security council. the whole process has just become too politicized

and they also stated that the u. n. a must not uh, coordinate with what they told with the vc and government of coal fairfields here in north western uh, syria. decide the fact that the u. n. a h a have be, uh you are, that has been uh, delivered to the areas of northwest as see a for years now the, all the goals or hearts. uh, the u. n. a h was delivered to a g. o is here in the necessary, uh, directly distributed to, uh, the, uh, people add the records and of course that's no problem. do you feel government was filtered? still a go from a analysis here in northwestern, syria and they said that the c and government, they are trying to accomplish some political drains and trying to marginalize the decisions of the, uh, seduce a gallons of volume, a, like giving approvals on a cost of orders which they don't even have control of know what impact is they still having on the humanitarian situation on the ground as well? money you made it there. your ear has been following all the the a letter that was sent to these teachers

and this is u. n. a. there's going through damascus, and there's a lot of efforts, at least here in the united states to ensure that us money that's going to the land is, is better, safe, guarded, and it's, it reaches its intended recipient. since the us is the largest contributor to you in the aid, the funding y o, l's layout seo of engage foundation look, well, thank you very much for your explanations. that can be difficult to to understand everything that's at stake here. so thanks for that. thank you. it got them all is constitutional court has put on hold the suspension of a presidential candidates party. earlier on wednesday, the attorney general head suspended bernardo arabella sent me a party after allegations of fraud. it came in 2nd place after the 1st round of voting last month. avalos rival and leading presidential candidates, sandra torres as far as for own campaign in an apparent show of supports for our follow. joining us now live from mexico city to explain all of this is manual report on

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u. n. and basset are brief. just the media standing in front of the wreckage of a ballistic miss style fired on saudi arabia by iran allies in yemen. the missiles intended target was a civilian airport in re, uh, through which tens of thousands of passengers travel each day. just imagine if this missile had been launched at dulles airport for j. s. k, or the airports in paris, london, or berlin? that's what we're talking about here. that's what a ran is actively supported on you. initially many wondered whether the u. s. was once again telling the same old story just as they had done before, the iraq war, re, from the presenting a legit evidence of saddam hussein's w m. d programs and state department working with the department. but the experts were certainly coming information. do you locate any other cuz on consumer so, and this configuration was precisely what we knew from a raspy or what around it. and very proudly and build a few years ago in several videos and presentations, understand one of the pieces o