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u. n. has been asking for some kind of corridor to be able to deliver some of this food aid that's been coming from abroad. the ukraine, there was supposed to be a shipment of a grain coming teeth, your b, w. p, has removed some of that stuff from the somali region, fearing that a conflict of not just integrity, but in other parts of the country is really affecting its oppression. but each open premises insisting it your bill would be in a position to feed itself within a year even to export are they never, never in countries. so the information we're getting from all sides really contradict each other. still had an al jazeera, emotional scenes in south korea is a government inquiry confirms years of abuse of the state run detention facility. plus i'm going to click on the cost of serbia border. wow. of a car. number plates has become a new flash point between the 2 sun ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world copies on its way to castle book your travel package today. here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you for joining in. so here's the latest on our tropical storm as it move

u. n. has been asking for some kind of corridor to be able to deliver some of this food aid that's been coming from abroad. the ukraine there was supposed to be a shipment of a grain coming teeth yorba, but w. p has removed some of it. start from the somali region, fearing that a conflict of fire, not just integrity, but in other parts of, for the country is really affecting its oppression. but they took themselves insisting if your bill would be in a position to feed itself within a year, even to export to are they never, never in countries. so the information we're getting from all sides really contradict each other. thailand's constitutional corn has a splendid time. prime minister prime channel char, from official duty, general proof has led the country since 2014. when he sees power and a military coup, the court is wearing up of his reach. the maximum limit of 8 years in office is deficient could emboldened the countries anti government protest movement that has been calling for price to step down. tony chang reports from bangkok. if a week is a long time in politics, than it is, is in l

u. n. is asking for. thank you so much for speaking to a thank you. go cheat. daniels is the entire organization for migration steps. director general operations. she was speaking to us there from ms. lam about. thank you for your time. thank you for having me fully in sudan. widespread flooding. has cale at least a 100 people catholic? faith in the east is one of the hardest hit areas. 36 villages. they're completely surrounded by water. more than 30000 people are struggling for shelter, medicine and food. some part of the country have been flooded for nearly a month. al jazeera, hey, morgan has more from ga, 0 in east, and saddam thousands of houses have been damaged, not just in castilla state, but inches in a state where we are right now. in fact, you can see behind me some of those damages that has been sustained on houses, where people here forcing them to leave their homes and seek shelters elsewhere on dry land. now, more than 5000 homes have been destroyed here into 0 states alone. since the thought of the rainy season, about 2 weeks ago, many people s

u. n. has asked the international community for a $160000000.00 in emergency funding. while i'd speak to zebra sharpie, who's in la mac, i am the southern sinned province. as angel talk us through what the situation is like where you are at the moment. we've been spending the last several days here in the southern sense, province. and parts of this province are now under a high alert. a high threat level alerts of more floods that we're hearing on the ground could be here within the next 24 to 48 hours. so people here are very, very concerned. the military is carrying out aid and rescue operations. they have to navigate narrow roads on the sides of which there are deep waters, and it is making their rescue efforts this latest warning, if possible, more flooding coming is making the rescue efforts all the more urgent and the people who are receiving aid all the more desperate we visited the village of persona bog, and here's our story. the. this is the faith of hunger. to describe what is happening here as desperation. trivializes the extent of the suffering the we spok

u. n. is wanting a family and asking for money to support off guns. correspondence tells us what she saw in a country facing multiple tragedies at one goal, plus tragedy in sri lanka as well where hunger is affecting those hit august for the countries economic crises. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the dublin news. asia ledger could join us. one, yes, and the last us soldier withdrew from afghanistan. the un humanitarian chief has urged donors to provide $770000000.00 in assistance for afghans. addressing the security council on monday, martin griffith's warned that some 6000000 people were at risk of famine. with winter approaching, he went on to explain the breadth of crises, facing afghans today. more than half of the population, some 24000000 people need humanitarian assistance. and an estimated 3000000 children are acutely malnourished. they conclude over 1000000 children estimated to be suffering from the most severe life threatening form of malnutrition. without specialized treatment, these children could die. i've got a son who's also witnessed unprecedented levels of internal

u. n is asking for access to inspected and the u. s wants a demilitarized zone in the area. consequences could be even more catastrophic than chernobyl and the same as the use of nuclear weapons by russia but without a nuclear strike. ukrainian leaders are asking for more long range weapons to help in their fight. the white house says it will continue to provide assistance to ukraine area volunteers are sending a shipping container full of firefighting equipment and other gear. two firefighters in ukraine since april organizers have been collecting things like first aid kits and personal protective equipment as well as helmets, boots and other gear. many bay area fire agencies have been lending a hand. several different fire departments from san francisco. san mateo, minimal park, fremont. have not only and from all over the united states as well have helped out with friends of ukraine and firefighters for ukraine, northern california firefighters and have donated used equipment, new equipment equipment has been loaded up at a warehouse in morgan hill from a company that mak

u. e n. e t. on asked if dirani says islam about has the potential to cope with both to fall out from the disaster and as economic problems . i've son has been with them for now getting together. and this is not the 1st time we had do us searching through us in pool closing fire and then we had to us it includes in because and then in the i one horse, zeros in generations. since biological denbigh, the phoebe and a gun bug on as paradigm of english now we've just spoken too close to $4000000.00 which has been met by now to get in. so debbie, so i think this is one of the conditions which i think so dia has stepped in and it is going to have, this is the problem which focused on has been a cd to guy and then with a guy and emergency workers are battling and enormous plays a mattress factory in the northern indian state of othe r pradesh. more than half a dozen fire department vehicles are reported to have sped to this scene after the fire broke out in the building. second floor. no casualties have been repo

and also importantly, asking the u. n. to go ahead and appoint a new special representative for libya as a critical part of getting that piece process back on track. and mike, obviously a very complicated situation there on the ground in libya. are there steps that the international community could take right now to actually de escalate the situation in libya? well the key issue is getting back to that piece pro says that the un had put in place along with regional allies and other partners as that is the key issue at this particular moment. but that deep divide within libya has never really gone away despite the past 2 years of a relative calm that divide between east and west. the of forces in the east, the government recognized by the international community in the west. these 2 parties, these 2 sectors have already have always been at each other's throats, so to speak, at the round of conflict that we are seeing now is going to further accentuate these difference and you make it even more difficult to return to that pr

young phillips writes his in keys earlier, and i asked him some more about the u. n's pending visit to the chaparral plant. here the international inspectors are already on their way to ukraine and they will probably arrive at the plant in the 2nd half of the week. their mission is to assess the damage at the plant, but they also want to check all the security systems in place. and they also want to see the general conditions of the workers there. most expert sir saw such a trip to be imminent, especially after president putin gave up his opposition to the plan that the inspectors trebled through non occupied ukrainian territory and to the inspectors. i definitely highly welcome here in ukraine. a lot of people still have a fiercer regarding a possible nuclear disaster. we have received many reports of renewed fighting in the area. local officials say 10 people were wounded last night and they have been renewed. our order just to now we're here and contradictory accounts from ukraine and russia about what's going on at the chaper he had planned or accusing one another of shelling the a

shortage of grain due to the month long war and latin thick as the director of the u. n's world c program here in germany. and i asked him earlier, how encouraged he was by the news of this 1st ukrainian grain ship leaving odessa hello. yeah, well, this is certainly a beacon of hope to see a ship leaving the port soft, almost 5 months. i think it's worthy to say that crisis is over insurance rates, for example, us still very highest. the risk is considered high every leaving. i hope that normality will come back. could you give us a sense of what the last 5 months of war in ukraine had done to global food security? but to start with, we started this he already on except your physical situation. the number of acutely hungry people were blowing up since 2019 from 150000000 to 279000000 people worldwide. now, when the war in ukraine started, this number was skyrocketing. and today, we are afraid that 345000000 people are acutely straightened by hunger. so the ship leaving odessa and this perspective for ukraine coming on line again as a major green exporters, very of course, your organization, the world food program del

u. n. or the u. s. the u. k. have all asked for, have all called for an immediate cessation of the house tilly, and as in a sigh of relief for many people here in tripling, we saw our forces gathering in miss rata a large convoy, which was headed towards tripoli. affiliated with missouri. they decided to a go back to miss rata. now the forces that entered western libya were our military sources are telling us that they are beginning to return. so we are seen aside relief, but things can escalate very quickly here in libya, due to the fragile security situation and the political differences. libyans want these political, these, the politically we to stop, you know, start fighting on the streets on the streets. no causing death injury and destruction among the civilian population they want to see in and they want the differences to be settled on negotiating. and they want elections to be held as soon as soon as possible because they're fed up with the political lead at the moment. this violence happening in right densely populate

the u. n's nuclear watchdog is hoping to send in inspectors next moscow and keep accusing each other of shelling around the nuclear power plant. i asked our correspond, mathias, billing, her and keith. we should believe. we don't have evidence for any of the versions. we can not for sure say what happened there. the only thing we can say is that shelling has happened there. now whom should we believe it's a good question because we have to her size that to communicate very differently. we have russia that has a track record of misinformation. the systematic lies and misinformation ukraine doesn't have that track record, but we can also assume that there might not disclose everything. so we shouldn't believe anything at face value that either of this. i'd say we should of course, take this information with the background to that i've just mentioned. and just to get to the people in the region and how their lives are affected, he imagined a nuclear catastrophe. taking place. authorities are already distributing iodine tablets to residents near to plant, which i guess helps deal with radioactive, an infection. how dangerous is the situat

u. n. and world leaders have called for the creation of the demilitarized zone surrounding the plant to avert disaster. china, but russia has rejected that proposal. earlier i asked you w mathias burner. what exactly happened at the power plant? well, um, we don't know what happened exactly what we know is that a fire seems to have damaged the or the, the line connecting the power plant to the ukrainian grid, ukraine's grid and read the russian grid are separate from each other. they're not interconnected, they're not synchronized. so, and the plant hoss been supplying power to ukraine for the past few weeks or months, even if it was, even when it was under russian control. so there have been rumors that russia is planning to reconnected to the russian or to, to connect it to the russian grid and to supply crimea, which is a, which is synchronized with the russian grid with electric energy. um, but we don't know that for sure. we don't know much for sure, but what we know is that it was shut off to day that it didn't deliver electricity . ukraine them warned. and then um, it was back on there were rumors that it had been shut down entirely these reactors, but we

u. n. and this is also confirmed as well. so currently we are expecting the inspection team to arrive by the vessel and ask for the un, the representatives that we spoke yesterday. this is a test run. and if the inspection, and if the transportation is completed safely without any problems, as this is a very delicate and complicated transportation. as you can imagine, this will pay the way for other ships and according to the information given by the u. n, there are nearly 27 vessels waiting, sitting at the cranium ports, 3 ports waiting to transfer, ukrainian grain it through the same method, same navigation to the world like it's so we're waiting for the inspector to come by. okay, live for us in it's time, both of them close shortly. thank you. russia has said its forces of killed up to $250.00 foreign fighters in ukraine during strikes on the southern city. of nikolai of ukraine has not responded to the claim, but its regional emergency service shed footage of damaged oil storage tanks and workers clearing up after the strike on tuesday. it says a multiple launch rockets system was used to destroy university dormitory shocks and seve

u. n. has been wanting for more than a year that their region are far to gray, is in need or for food aid. they've been asking for some kind of corridor to be able to deliver food to those that really needed the children government has been saying that it's a t p a left that's preventing them from really delivering food and the other side is blaming the other side. so this a conflict that began are almost to your signal is really affecting us. you mentioned milan so far, ethiopians, especially children, are there has been some kind of talk to try to bring this to aside and, and are sorry. the conflict really affects millions of video bents, but again, it doesn't seem to stop by this air strike that happened today. more is ex, later to come. the children government has been warning the the residents so far to great to stay away from potentially targeted areas where the government feels as a aiding the t p left, which the government declare as declared as a terrorist organization. when you say the recalls to establish a corridor to get aid in where, where would that corridor come from? sue donna, i presume? and

u. n. report, the words in this actually match what the chinese ambassador to the un here in new york told me earlier on when i asked him about the report ahead of its publication . yeah, from the opposed to such reports, we all know so well that the so called the scene young you too, is completely a issa, completely fabricated. ly, auto, of political motivations. and it's proposed definitely is to undermine china's stability. and to all the struck the china development, james, and as she mentioned before, the timing of the release of this report is significant. isn't it? this report, the high commissioner for human rights. michelle boshoway 1st commissioned her team to work on it over 3 years ago. and they've been working on this report we told about a year ago, told it was almost finished. and yet it didn't get published. when she went in may to see for herself the situation of the wiggers. ah, the report wasn't published then either. and they were led to lots of people asking why the report was being suppressed. madame bachelor said, i will publish it before i finish in my job. it's interesting, after her trip in

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u. n that taiwan is not represented in the general assembly here. and in terms of the security council, it's possible that the united states could ask for a meeting to discuss what's happening, but it would probably be behind closed doors. it's unlikely that we'll see any kind of open meeting on the subject, especially now with china holding the presidency this month. kristen salumi ya live for us at the united nations. thank you for that update. we're going to stay with this now and that sitteth akasha is at c power research fellow at the rural united services institute. he's in london and joins us live now. thanks for being on the program. so despite the military drills we're seeing now, to what extent do you think china, in reality would want to avoid any kind of direct crash? yeah, it's likely that china does want for direct clash. i want something which would necessarily involve risk to the class. because elaine is still is by the scribes, it's made over the stack in force in transition to the 21st century. i think what's on when brings on us. and because, you know, china hasn't domestic concerns, not least for the fall out to, for example, pre

u. n. i spoke with jason sterns, the founder and chair of the advisory board of the congo research group at new york university. and i asked his initial thoughts about this letter from the united nations. well, it's a confidential letter that was leaks to the media and so this is not a full report. what happened was the un group of experts, which is the group of experts that monitors any support to arm groups in the d r c . it submitted a report in june in which it provided some evidence that they're on in government supporting the m $23.00 rebellion these from kong, but not much. and now what they've done is they've submitted an a follow up letter which much more definitively says that the running government is supporting them. 23 and the evidence is the confidential letter to member social security council that was in legal to the media. so i think this is very important is the 1st time you've had a serious investigation showing what many people already suspected, which is that the running government is providing support to this arm group that's the stabilizing the chicago. so what effect is it likely to have on the rela

u. n secretary general is calling for a demilitarized zone around one of ukraine's nuclear power plants. on thursday, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky met with the un's chief and the president of turkey, the lens, he askedfacility, which continued to see shelling this week. common sense must prevail to avoid any actions that might endanger the physical integrity , safety or security of the nuclear plants. the two countries have accused one another of planning a provocation at the plant on friday area couple is opening up about their relief work with ukrainian refugees. they traveled to poland to provide necessities to women and children and his ktvu amberleigh reports. their work is just getting started. these are from the schools. they have their packages like this pictures tell the story of the journey, yola mara and her husband, santiago of nevada, took to help ukrainian refugees in poland at the end of may picture of the polish school. it was originally a trip to visit family in euless home country when she learned of the refugee's plight. the marin county realtor raised money and received donations from clients, coworkers and neighbors. three weeks we got about 40,000 and was pretty amazing. so we