u. n. deal to and russia's blockade. ukraine's president says more regular shipments are now needed to help ease a global food crisis. it's a sign of hope for many the 1st cargo ship to leave ukraine. since the start of the conflict, there are 26000 tons of conan board headed to lebanon with a very relieved crew. total obama can, it's so liberating after being stuck here for so long. it's an incredible feeling to be able to return to my homeland about about 20000000 tons of grain are still waiting to be exported from ukraine. but this 1st ship is an important start. se un secretary general good terrace. this ship, the merchant vessel rosanna, is loaded with 2 commodities in short supply corn and hope. hope for millions of people around the world will depend on the smooth running of ukraine sports to feed their families. the ship made it out of ukrainian waters and reached the basra straight on tuesday evening. authorities are preparing to inspect the ship's cargo under the terms of the united na

u. n. deal to end russia's blockade. exports of weak corn and other commodities were halted at the start of the war in february, causing a global food shortage. a sign of hope for many the 1st cargo ship to leave ukraine since the start of the conflict. there at 26000 tons of column, bald headed to lebanon with a very relieved crew. oh, about mac and it's so liberating after being stuck here for so long. it's an incredible feeling to be able to return to my homeland about about 20000000 tons of grain is still waiting to be exported from ukraine. but this 1st ship as an important start, says you in secretary general gutierrez, these sheep dimensions vessel rosanna is loaded with 2 commodities in short supply corn. and hope. hope for millions of people on the world will depend on the smooth running of ukraine sports to feed their families. the ship has made it out of ukrainian walters and is due to end to turkey on tuesday night. authorities are preparing for the ship's arrival, where his cargo wi

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u. n. deal some 5000 nautical miles. it's expected to arrive after that journey light on tuesday, or early on wednesday. now from there, it will continue on to lebanon, where the ship's successful departure ukrainian president vladimir lensky has warned. that it is still too early to celebrate. half a more, let's bring in the w as begin a sugar in key. figured the progress of the ship is being followed very, very closely. is it all going to plan so far? yes, the vessel is on its way to istanbul. the load, it was $26000.00 tons of mays, and up to now everything is gone as planned. yesterday morning, the ship left the port of odessa, which is heavily mines through a sort of safe corridor corridor. ukraine had established by the mining parts of the port and who it was guided by pilot ships. and now it's on its way to istanbul . there it will be inspected again by a group of inspectors from turkey, russia, and began to make sure that it's only really those m $26000.00 tons of mails on board and nothing else. and then if, if

u. n. deal. it will then continued through the boss for straight and brought across the mediterranean sea to tripoli in lebanon, way it will unload its cargo of corn. now, despite the ship's successful departure ukrainian president, bloody mister lensky has borne that it is still too early to celebrate. database corresponded berkey, the sugar is in cave. earlier i asked her if the shipment is going to plan. yes, the vessel is on its way to istanbul, the load it was $26000.00 tons of mays and up to now everything is gone as planned . yesterday morning, the ship left the port of odessa, which is heavily mines through a sort of safe corridor corridor. ukraine had established by the mining parts of the port and who it was guided by pilot ships. and now it's on its way to istanbul, there it will be inspected again by a group of inspectors from turkey, russia, and the end to make sure that it's only really those m a $26000.00 tons of mails on board and nothing else. and then if, if that has happened, t

u. n. broker deal between moscow and keep last month helped free up green exports from ukraine. the u. n says 22000000 people now faced starvation in the drought ravaged horn of africa. there hasn't been enough rain for 4 years and levels of hunger have saudi kenya, if he appear and somalia, partly because of a slowdown and deliveries of grain from ukraine. the chief of the world food program says, richer countries need to do more to avert a famine. brazil's former president lewis and i feel lula da silva, has held his 1st rally since campaigning officially began for october's presidential election. louis as the current president jadem ball seattle is attacking brazilian democracy. a poll published on monday, showed lula has a 12 percent lead over boston auto fee prepared both and get ready both sooner. rogue, get ready? do not worry about lula. we won't do anything to you. the ones who will deal with you both in our road are the brazilian people i were fed up with so much lies so much in justice and so much suffering. it's the people who are going to get him out of the presidency. mexi

u. r. n. broken deal to end russia's blockade. exports of wheat, corn, and other key commodities had been halted since the start of the war in february, contributing to a global food supply shortage of the 1st cargo ship parted from odessa on monday. ukraine says 16 more vessels are waiting to follow up to 60000000 tons of grain and fertilizer could be exported over the next 5 months under the deal. and earlier we spoke to d w's. they get a show co, who's in keith. we asked to how optimistic ukrainian authorities are about returning to normal schedule of grain deliveries. we could sense here in keith, a huge relief and that this 1st shipment went that well, but you quoted presidents the landscape is 90 address. he said, don't be overly optimistic because obviously ukraine doesn't trust the russian security guarantees, especially as russia had attacked the address a port on the hours after the great deal was signed. and it's important to say that the even more challenging part of the deal is still to come because the big question is, will the ship owners be really ready to send their ships into a

u. n. broker deal between moscow and keith last month, and helped to free up green exports from ukrainian ports. i was so moved, watching the wit, he loved the hold of the sheep's. it was the loading of hope for so many around the world. but let's not forget that what we see it in east them orland in odessa is only the more visible part of the solution. the other part of this package deal is the indian beat, excess of to the global markets of russian food and fertilizer, which i have not subject to sanctions. it is important that all governments in the private sector corporates bringing them to market without fertilizer in 2022. there may not be enough foods in 2020 city. the u. n says 22000000 people now faced ovation in the drought ravaged horn of africa. there hasn't been enough rain in the last 4 years, and hunger has soared in kenya, ethiopia, and somalia. partly because grain deliveries from ukraine have slowed mexico. its former attorney general has appeared in court linked to the death of 43 students in 2014 crisis. mario is facing charges of torture for disappearance and official

president one will be pressing on the importance of maintaining this great deal, given the fact that it was seen as a turkey u. n broke with deal lot of prestige dispatch because our parents fix it. and also, once he is of indication of he maintaining these close relationships with russia, president lead me in the face of strong criticism for many of his western allies, but also will be looking to address the question of syria. he wants to launch a major military operation against theory and kurdish forces in an area controlled by russia. he has been pressing putin to give a green light for the operation until now to be very reluctant either were they aware of what is growing military presence in theory. and he doesn't really want any clever expansion to take me as his coastal, like syria, iran, i'm the outside regime also deeply opposed to any operation. no, no one are really skilled operators of managing differences and sometimes coming up with very unlikely compromises really depends on what one has to offer. who's in such a green light such an operation over to you, konstantin, turkey didn't make a name for

deal. it's being welcomed by humanitarian organizations and members of the un security council. this is one of the most dire humanitarian situations that the u. n. is dealing with in yemen. so this is seen as good news, but even as un officials are welcoming it, we're hearing calls for this truce to be extended. this is the 2nd renewal that's happened since it was 1st adopted in april. again, coming right down to the wire and not a lot of progress has been made since that initial truce was announced. now the good news is since the announcement in april there's been a, there was a reduction in casualties of 50 percent in the 1st month after the truce. some flights were able to come in and out of the country. fuel was able to come into the country and people will return were returning to their homes. people who had been displaced before so of some positive steps. it was the longest bout of peace that the country had seen in some 6 or 7 years. that said, it's still a very tented him situation, and there have been signs of the violence has been increasing just in the last week, according to save the children at the bloodiest week and years with ove

u. n. that the deal signed any single 3 weeks ago has already driven global food prices down. and that somehow that will help, you know, starving nations gets their food actually. but of course, this is not what we would expect from a huge deal between russia, turkey, ukraine, and the un. because again, the initial idea was to send food directly to the a 100 res rome out. yeah, but that's not happening. and many now say that is disappointing. yes. has decided to close its borders to russian citizens holdings. shane, get visas issued by tollen. that's according to the countries foreign ministry. the european commission has also said the issue of tourist visas for russians is now on their agenda. the earlier, the ukrainian president called for borders to be close to all russian saying that quote, they should leave in their own world until they change their philosophy or t contribute to ritual marston of to her thoughts that whatever happened to that vaunted european unity that you officials have been celebrating recently now suddenly there is little more than a shrug from the yo

since the war ukraine began, a ship filled with grain is legally left port under a deal ukraine in russia signed with the u. n. and turkey un secretary general antonio guitars who helped broke the deal, says he hopes it will help bring stability to global food markets. what we have witness to very, you know, this is an important starting points. it must be the 1st of many commercial ships bringing relief and stability to global food markets. the black sea great initiative, the last 4 significant volumes of exports from city you could importance. odessa, shaudra morse, and using the together we the aggrieved facilitation of the onion beauty of excessive russian wood products and fertilizers, world markets. it will bring relief and stability to global food markets and help tackle the global food crisis. well, guitars is also warmed, the term misunderstanding could lead to nuclear destruction. it was speaking that the 10th review of the treaty on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. russia was edge to start what he said, what was said to be dangerous at nuclear rhetoric and behavior. but in a letter to the

jazeera ukraine says it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under a deal broken by the u. n. and turkey. last month, an estimated 20000000 tons of grain and food stops, had been trapped in ukraine since the russian invasion and february cave says it aims to ship 3000000 tons of products in the next month. not madeline, the car washes pertains one additional. the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since february 24. does a victory. by the way, 44 ships be green agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries. we have 70 more applications for the arrival of ships for loading. the goal is to reach a volume of 3000000 tons of export by sea. every month when his series of recent attacks and russian held crimea, his highlighted ukraine's determination to retake the peninsula. that with enix by moscow in 2014 theresa both spoke to crime eons who fled to ukraine i g. is ago when the peninsula was taken over by russia on law. members of the grey me entered our community, gather every friday at this mosque. just outside of ukraine's capital, keep. many

u. n broke a deal clearing the way for the export of millions of tons of ukrainian grain is expected to help ease food prices and the global staple shortage. but getting harvest from the farm to the table has become a dangerous job in ukraine. since the russian invasion began al jazeera john henry reports now from the village of cries, name in a wheat field, north of keep a de mining experts sweeps for the weapons of war. the mind detector finds remnants of a cluster bomb. it slow going, but these workers need to clear a path before forming combines can reap the wheat from a war time harvest. they are among a 1000 de mining experts across ukraine, racing to avert a global food shortage. although the last they hired me, we have founded fragment of glass ammunition and a grenade from an r p g 7, which is unexploded. when the war began, this farm was attacked by russian aircraft artillery and cluster bombs. workers had to replace tractors, trucks in barnes before they could bring in the harvest. young i would have them thought it up. stella, you can see their burn and destroyed by shelling

that arrangement as part of the green export deal brokerage by the u. n. and turkey, ukraine's economy minister says the deal should be extended to cover more than just grain. kenya's drought could affect this year's election. thousands of people in the driest regions may be unable to vote. many kenyans are struggling to survive, while others have been displaced. they say they feel neglected as the country. braces for a competitive and expensive pole out of soil reports from carissa. abdul abdur livelihood depends on livestock, but there is a drought. after 4 field rainy seasons, millions in arab areas have little to eat and the animals are dying. in a few days, forties will head to the poles. abdi and his neighbor say they are more focused on staying alive. in casting their pallets had aid, the cook had the quote that absolutely about holler, titian to have come to look for votes, where they have not told us how they will resolve our problems. they just want votes. life stock was millions of dollars have died since october last year. conflict over resource

u. n. and turkey help brokerage deal to get more grain out of ukraine in the past. what are the chances they can help to ease tensions around this upper region? nuclear plant while the u. n. has certainly been attempting to lower the temperature, focus on the humanitarian impact of the conflict, whether it's the ukrainians who have been disrupted by the fighting, are forced to leave their homes or the i impact on the international markets in terms of food, not leaving ukraine and they're continuing to focus on the humanitarian impact and what can be done to alleviate that with the black sea grain initiative. and also trying to get a team of i. e, a. inspectors into the country to address concerns about the nuclear power plant and both sides. russia and ukraine have accused each other of shelling. the united nation says that's why it's so important to get the inspectors inside of there. but i think this points to an increasingly polarized international community . we've heard the un warning about global divisions in the, in the united nations deepening. we heard afric

u. n. staff taking part 100 deal signed last month. so m casado has been following the ship as it passed through stumble. finally, it is here, really all flag vessel roads going a cross through it's somebody boss for right now, it's on its way to final destination 11. on 3 pool. the court is carrying and nearly $27000.00 pounds of grain. according to the un, according to the un office shows, they have conducted the inspection and a 3 hours and according to the inspection result, everything was consistent with what the j. c. c joint control center. and someone was informed by the ukraine authorities before the vessel. you parted or the support and the building representatives, the civilian body. let me say the joint control center had the chance to talk with the crew members of the russell to have an idea about this mandatory inquiry or the challenges on the way and some technical details. and now everybody's waiting for the vessel to reach lebanon, according to what we have been hearing from the representatives here. it may take 2 to 3

has that set to sale. russia, which is that, sorry, turkey which is overseeing the deal between the countries and the u. n. declared it to be safe for exports to resume the shipment is due to arrive in istanbul, where it will be inspected before heading to lebanon. just one of the many countries in need of grain. ukraine is hoping the departure will be the 1st of many . ah, the ships home is the sound of hope. ukraine's hob as of fine to come back to life . after months of blockades following the russian invasion, was needed to look at that ship out there. thus to rezone, what a beautiful name, and you're gonna see. it's hoped this 1st shipment of $26000.00 tons of con, will be the 1st of many. moscow welcome the end of the deadlock, but also called for sanctions to be lifted. key remains cautious. so you miss 1st shipment will be a test. so the week now of course are when we have this corridor. oh, we hope that everyone will respect it. and of course they, you know, we are laying on the you an on the turkey, make sure that no one would attack those ships. ukraine's aim is to exports, at least $50000000.0

since the start of russia's invasion has set sail turkey, which is overseeing the deal between the countries in the u. n. a declared it to be safe exports to resume the shipment is due to arrive in istanbul on tuesday, where it will be inspected before heading on to lebanon. just one of many countries desperately in need of gray, ukraine's hoping today's departure will be the 1st of many. ah, the ships horn is the sound of hope. you cranes, hobbits of finally come back to life. after months of blockades following the russian invasion, what look at that ship out there? that's to rezone. what a beautiful name? yeah. it's hope this 1st shipment of 26000 tons of con will be the 1st of many. moscow welcome the end of the deadlock. but also called for sanctions to be lifted. key remains cautious. so you miss 1st shipment will be a test. so the week now of course are when we have this corridor, ah, we hope that everyone will respect it. and of course they, you know, we are rolling on the you an on the turkey, make sure that no one would attack those ships. ukraine's aim is to exports, at least $50000000.00 ton

now ukraine says it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under deal broke by the u. n. in turkey last month and estimated 20000000 tons of grain and food stuff had been traction ukraine. since the russian invasion in february q says it aims to ship $3000000.00 tons of products in the next month. last month on the ocean's precarious addition, the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since february 24. does a victory. by the way, 44 ships, green agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries. we have 70 more implications for the arrival of ships for loadings. the goal is to reach a volume of 3000000 tons of export by sea every month, but speak now to teresa bo, whose life for us in the key. if so, were, was the latest about these all important shipments? well, i'm right here in front of michaels monastery, and you can see right behind me some russian tanks and trucks that have been destroyed. and while this war is ongoing, what is known as the green initiative is for many a success story. in spite of the conflict that continues to exist he

u. k. of the 3rd turkey bell be inspected off the coast of his stumble as part of the grain export deal brokerage by the u. n. and turkey. indian central bank has raised its key lending rate by half a percentage point in an effort to curb spiraling inflation. is the 3rd increase in the past 4 months, a fall, the rupees value is making fuel food and medicine. more expensive. you can follow those stories on our website. i mean that could loan use in half now next it's the stream to stay with us. a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives in, on a counting the cost on al jazeera. i hi anthony. okay, how do you go from syrian refugees? welcome to syrian refugees, go home. in the past 11 years, turkey has house refugees from syria, and it appears that some people's attitudes towards refugees is beginning to change . let me give you an example. this is layla mohammed story. this video about see went viral in june, and i also want to warn you, it's very, very upsetting. ah, i see with mm. what is going on in

u. k. and the turkey, all 3 will be inspected off the coast near the bowl as part of the grain export deal, brokers by the u. n. and turkey. ukraine economy ministers says the d o should now be extended to cover more than just grain the you and is also preparing to send a fact finding mission to a prison complex in ukraine's dumbass region, which shall thus friday, at least 50 prisoners of war were killed both russia and ukraine accuse each other attacking the facility the prison was holding members of ukraine's famed as of regiment john 100 as well, from keith for uli a fetish shook time stands still. she spoke to her husband are sydney as he was about to surrender to russian forces after he was ordered to abandon the last post and married the famed as all regiment had held the city for months in a steel plant. in one of the wars most dramatic standoff, i spent my husband there when as a regiment was surrounded, actually she called me and the people that service him to the kate. but it was not at that time because they were on the back of you bombs. he called again, briefly twice from all in a prison in easte

u. n. staff are taking part under deal signed last month. earlier i spoke to stefan de jody, the spokesman for the un secretary general. he says he expects more ships to be allowed to leave the ports in east and ukraine soon. i think it is very good news to have seen the pictures of a cargo ship carrying more than 26000 tons of corn make its way from odessa to the boss 1st and now on its way to lebanon. whereas we know it's a country so dependent on food imports, we are very realistic. i think we need to take things one day at a time, one step at a time. they are more than 25 ships in ukrainian harbors that need to make their way out. this of course, this deal will cover is intended to cover all ships going in and out of those of those harbors. but things are working and they're working well today. and i think we can only be, be moved by the images that we've seen coming out of, of his stumble today. the, the people who run odessa and the 2 other ports will need to let us know when they can take inbound traffic. obviously we're going to have

deal, lassie visits a ukrainian port awards. there's still a long road ahead. russia says the u. n. is proposal to demilitarize ukraine's this apparition, nuclear power plant is unacceptable. on a future remains uncertain for afghan women with a ton of bands restrictions and a battered economy. taking that we began with the global crisis, sparked by severe weather. many countries in the northern hemisphere. now in the grip of intense summer, he twice, some of the, well, the biggest and mightiest rivers are drying up. the parts of europe from france to italy and germany, rivers are slowing to a trickle. and that's killing harvests halting marine traffic and disrupting factories and industries. millions of livelihoods are at stake. and in the world's 2nd largest economy, china, asia's longest river, is shrinking after a heat wave that lasted more than 2 months. the longest since records began. i tried fog reports from cha ching, one of the worst affected regions. it's faint for being one of china's furnace cities with the longest somers and hottest temperatures. but in the last couple

that ukraine says it's exported. 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under a deal broken by the u. n. and turkey. last month, braden has been stock lexi ports since russia invaded in february. the french president has ended his 3 day visit to algeria with the signing of a joint declaration for a renewed papa ship. the 3 day visit by a patio mccall aimed to heal relations with the former french colony. ty is soured last year. after mc cron questioned algeria is existence as a nation before occupation. by french colonizers al jazeera natasha butler has been following the visit. she joins us now live from paris. how did it go? natasha? why think of president micron? the lisa will probably be quite pleased all the imagery was there were 3 day trip in which he visited, not any out in the capital, but also ron, the 2nd 50 way is to the chapel. he went to record shop, he met business leaders, and of course, he had a meeting, several meetings, actually with the algerian president abdul magid table. and the 2 signed what they called a new packed. this is a packed aimed at the keeling ties bet

it's part of a deal broken by turkey on the u. n. last month allows the resumption of ukraine's grain exports from its 3 ports, several ships including a un chartered 8th vessel bound for if you have left since then. there is a boat in odessa with more. this is the place where you cranes grain has been leaving this country in the past months since that this agreement was signed between russia and ukraine with the help of turkey and the united nations to start exporting a grain of wheat corn, among other things. since a russia imposed a blockade on this country, already around $25.00 vessels have left ukraine carrying food not only to several parts of the world, but also humanitarian aid to countries in africa. so the secretary general visited this part of the country. he said that it is important for all restrictions to be lifted, so that fertilizers from russia, but also food from ukraine can start being exported. once again, he said it's important and crucial to guarantee a food for reduction for the year. 20232024. he also said th

earlier this month, under a deal set up by turkey and the u. n. to lift a russian blockade, the flow of grain has helped east flood prices but export so far a down by half compared to the same period last year. dw mathias bellinger in t f told us about new measures by the ukraine and government to ease grain shipping . there's the hope that the new measures they introduced will have an impact. basically they introduced new rules for men about band, from leaving the country since the beginning of the war, due to potential tribute mobilization. so men between 18 and 60 cannot leave ukraine, and the government has approved new rules for the men who need to travel on for business purposes. and these include sailors. so the hope is that if ships have difficulty finding a crew to sailing, that ukrainian sailors would be more ready to say, lynn, but the problem is we also need the ships. and there's also the problem of insurance, which is of course, very costly because they're sailing into a war zone. and despite all the guarantees, so it's a measure tha

florence li al jazeera and on pin 3 more shipments of grain have left ukrainian ports under deal broken by the u . n. and turkey. a cargo ships loaded with nearly 60000 tons of corn and departed on a mosque and odessa, on friday morning. one is headed to ireland, another to the u. k. and the 3rd to turkey. the 1st inbound congo vessel is also making its way to ukraine via the black sea to load. ukraine's economy minister says the deal should now be extended to cover more crops. crane's president has hit back at amnesty international. oxford accused his forces of endangering civilians. human rights group says ukrainian troops setup races and 19 residential areas, putting civilians at risk. let me ask you, says amnesty is blaming the victim instead of the aggressive head of embassies. ukraine office also disagrees with the report that says their office wasn't consulted. you know, my, you know, mobile do. maybe there is no condition even hypothetically under which any russian strike on your crime becomes justified aggression against our state is unprovoked, invasive and terrorists. you know, if someone

died. ukraine says that it's exported 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far and were deal broken by the u . n. and turkey. last month, grain has been stuck at black c port since russia invaded in february, president of france has ended his 3 day visit to algeria with the signing of a joint declaration for renewed partnership. the 3 day visits by emmanuel mccall aimed to heal relations with the former french colony. hope frances has named 20 new cardinals. the appointments include more candidates from africa and asia. it's seen as a sign of where the roman catholic church is heading. mexico's truth commissioners implicated the military commander and an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students in 2014. it says that 6 of the students were kept alive in a warehouse. the days before being handed to local army commander who report is reports of ordered their execution. others, the headlines that he's continues here on our 0 after inside story. next. ah, conflict has returned to ethiopia to grind region. the government and rebels have accused each other violating a month, long cease fire.

solidarity with the entire region . 3 more shipments of grain have left ukrainian port under deal brokered by the u. n. and turkey. a cargo ships loaded with nearly 60000 tons of corn, departed from china mosque and odessa on friday morning. one is headed to ireland and other to the u. k. and the 3rd to turkey, the 1st inbound cargo vessel is also making its way to ukraine by the black sea to load. you cranes, economy minister says the deal should now be extended to cover more crops. ukraine's president has hit back at misty international author accused his forces of endangering civilians. human rights group says ukrainian troops setup bases in 19 residential areas, putting civilians at risk of government. when he says amnesty is blaming the victim instead of the aggressive head of the seas. embassies, ukraine office also disagrees with the report and says, their office wasn't consulted, num my, you know, mobile do, maybe there is no condition even hypothetically under which any russian strike on ukraine becomes justified. aggression against our state is unprovoked, invasive and terrorist union. if so

threats because of james's claims. 3 more shipments of grain of left ukrainian ports under deal broken by the u. n and turkey. the condo ships loaded with nearly 60000 tons of corn, departed from mosque and odessa on friday morning. one is headed to ireland, another to the u. k. and the 3rd to turkey. the 1st inbound congo vessel is also making its way to ukraine. 5, a black sea to be loaded in cranes economy minutes. this is the deal should now be extended to cover more crops. ukraine's president has hit back at amnesty international author accused his forces of endangering civilians, human rights groups as ukrainian troops setup bases in 19 residential areas, putting civilians at risk of amusement cases. amnesty is blaming the victim instead of the aggressor, the head of the seas. ukraine office also disagrees with the report and says their office wasn't consulted. nemiah's emotional mood. he, there is no condition even hypothetically under which any russians strike on your crime becomes justified aggression against our state is unprovoked, invasive, and terrorist union. if someone makes a repor

u. n. n. turkey broke it a deal between russia and ukraine nearly 10 days ago. it's intended to ease global grain prices, which have climbed since the russian invasion. russian president vladimir putin has signed a new naval strategy, which identifies u. s. and nice home military infrastructure as its main challenges. who made the announcement during russia's naval day ceremony? he said it would protect its maritime borders by all means necessary. over 2000 residents in northern california have fled their homes as a wildfire rogers. the mckinney fire has scorched more than $200.00 square kilometres of land inside a national forest. it's the largest blaze in the state. this year. the fire began on friday and governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency on saturday for star trek actress the shell. nichols has died at the age of 89, but you know, with a failure. be careful what you wish for me getting nicholas betrayal of lieutenant you huda on the 1960 sy fi tv show broke color barriers, redefining roles for black actors. her son posted on facebook that she

u. n. chief reminded that the other part of the un brooker deal concerned russian food products. the on the bottom of his baggage deal is didn't be the success of to the global markets of russian food and foot eliza, which i've not subject to sanctions. it is important that though governments in the private sector corporates bringing them to markets without foot eliza in 2022, that it may not be enough food in 2020 city a spring indeed of you. of course my julia han who is in a symbol and was at that press conference. you the a tell us more about that sound bite. we just her it's interesting. i could tell cush focused on the russian side of the deal. well, because this is actually part of the big deal that russia would also be allowed to export its own brain and fertilizer to well markets without a sanctions. and i think there are still concerns of fears, even that russia might sabotaged the entire deal or end the entire a great deal if it has the impression that this part of the agreement is not being on it. now, a mr. quoterush came to is to bull today to see it 1st hand how th

deal is having for turkish waters. after leaving the port of a desk on monday vessel is being monitored by the joint coordination center in the stumble turkish, russian, ukrainian, and u. n. star. for all their part of the grain deal find last month, sim casala has more from his stumble. we had a short briefing by the officials at the joint control center here in the stumble, the ship was supposed to arrive in some will 3 pm local today, which is like in 22 to 3 hours. but they informed us that the vessel read sony carrying ukrainian grains mainly a corn and the ship is going to be arriving at the shores of a stumble up on the north, upon the north. lexi course after midnight today, and around 5, gmc 8 am local to morrow morning. the inspection team that has members from russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations will be getting a board and inspecting the vessel to check in whether the process, the product and everything. the paperwork is in line with the with the deal signed by the parties. recently in a stumbled for do j. c. c, representatives, joint control representatives ra, sony vessels arrival to stumble is a test run. it is a sole russell. it is only one ves

u. n. staff taking part 100 deal signed last month. earlier i spoke to stefan do generic, the spokesman for the un secretary general. he says he expects more ships to be allowed to leave the ports in east new crane soon. i think it is very good news to have seen the pictures of a cargo ship carrying more than 26000 tons of corn make its way from odessa to the boss 1st and now on its way to lebanon. whereas we know it's a country so dependent on food imports, we are very realistic. i think we need to take things one day at a time, one step at a time. they are more than 25 ships in ukrainian harbors that need to make their way out. this of course, this deal will cover is intended to cover all ships going in and out of those of those harbors. but things are working and they're working well today. and i think we can only be, be moved by the images that we've seen coming out of, of his stumble today. the, the people who run odessa and the 2 other ports will need to let us know when they can take in bound traffic. obviously we're going to ha

u. n. coordinates of the deal says millions more still need to be cleared to make room for the next harvest coins as the aims to ship $3000000.00 tons of products in the next month. a month on the ocean limited edition, the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since february 24. does a victory. by the way, 44 ships, rich green agriculture products have already been sent to 15 countries. we have 70 more applications for the arrival of ships for loadings. the goal is to reach a volume of 3000000 tons of export by sea. every month when police in the netherlands say, several people have been killed off to a large laurie crashed into a street party. it happened in the southern town of new violence. the exact number of killed all those injured isn't yet known. police are investigating what caused the trunk to leave the road and crash into the party. al serbia casa over agreed to allow free movement across their shed borders, settling a dispute about identity documents. the you negotiated the deal to try to reduce tensions. at border says, serbia will abolish its entry exit docum

is that off under a deal broken by turkey in the u. n. to facilitate the exports of millions of tons of grain and to ease a global food crisis. and mays shipment left the port of odessa on monday, before docking at the mouth of the boss 1st on tuesday night. now, it goes to lebanon, a country which imported most of its grain from ukraine before the war began. send him because he only reports now from assemble. the final inspection for the sierra leon flagship carrying ukrainian grain. it sat into lebanon, where there's been foot shortages and high prices for muns, rush and ukrainian, turkish and un officials check the cargo while the ships docked and assemble. they're part of the joint coordination center that was set up here after a deal to resume ukrainian grain exports last month. the most cool head with our nation state, with respect to the graham's topic, a short, a shortage is lebanon. 81 percent off grains. depending on the ukrainian grains, carrying nearly 27000 tons of corn, the ship to 4 to the ukrainian port for best on monday,

u. n. staff there. as part of a deal signed last month, the ship left the ukrainian port of odessa on monday for the war and ukraine has crippled the country's economy. land mines planted by the russians are making it difficult for farmers to reap their harvest. the once thriving fishing and tourism industries have disappeared. john, hindrance has more on the economic told the war has taken place in here. are difficult and hot. oh, to death. i'm exploding. lot is love lost. his job is a cargo sailor and angelina discovered she was pregnant. they just bought a new apartment. these were the 1st days of the war. now they borrow for the mortgage medicine in doctor visits. sometimes it's not enough that her friends thumb, o family, if a barrow at this people money for bay, because i can't pay our, our company all, not companies us apartments. a say you should be, you must be, is at the and not have any choice in the southern port city of odessa in, across ukraine. the war has shut down, fishing tourism nearly everything leak

ukraine says that it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far, and we're deal brokered by the u. n. and turkey last month and estimated $20000000.00 tons of grain and food stamps had been trapped in ukraine since the russian invasion in february. keith says it aims to ship $3000000.00 tons of products in the next month. mother, she was the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since february 24. does a victory. by the way, 44 ships be green and agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries . we have 70 more applications for the arrival of ships for loadings. the goal is to reach a volume of 3000000 tons of export by sea. every month or 203 isabel has more. now, the grain shipments from keith, what's called as the green initiative, if for many, if not the only success story of the wars with a landmark deal that happened last month between russia and ukraine, it happened with the help of turkey and the united nation. and it consists of establishing a humanitarian court or out of the black seats, the black seas. currently mine toys, excuse me, difficult

. ukraine says that it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under a deal broke up by the u. n. and turkey last month, an estimated $20000000.00 tons of grain and foodstuffs, had been trapped in ukraine since the russian invasion in february. keith says that it aims to ship $3000000.00 tons of products over the next, both of those, the headlines that he's continues here on out to sierra after people and power, which is coming up next news news. ah, ah. as elsewhere in the world, the last few years, the scene reco, temperatures, tramps and wild lives in the usa. some of the long predicted consequences of manmade warming. but surprising numbers of americans still maintain that scientific proof of climate change is either exaggerated or part of the soonest approach to control their lives. this to pop film goes in search of some of those already affected by the ceiling. and those who suddenly refuse to respect science, the evidence from those that are already blue. ah, this summer prompted by some of the highest recorded temperatures in its history. large parts of the united states

meeting, taking place in cambodia. 3 more shipments of grain of left ukrainian port sandra deal broken by the u. n. and turkey. the congress ships loaded with nearly 60000 tons of corn, defaulted from shore mosque, and odessa on friday morning, one is headed to ireland, another to the u. k. and the 3rd to turkey. the 1st inbound congo vessel is also making its way to ukraine by the black sea to load you crazy economy. administer says the deal should now be extended to cover more crops. that's it from us now. counting, the cost is up next life enough. on the 9th of august, and we'll head to the polls, the country eat break for a closely contested general election will determine if president, i'm a growing political and economic pension. who will be announced the widow and can vote expect a free and fair election join us for special coverage on all 0. ah, hello, i'm sammy say that this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week, running out of patience, chinese home buyers are holding payments on unfinished projects for the property sector

governors. ukraine says it's exported a 1000000 tons of agricultural products so far under deal bro could buy the u. n. and turkey last month, or grain and foodstuffs, had been trapped in ukraine since the russian invasion in february. those are the headlines. the news continues. herron al jazeera, that's after earth, rice ah, ah, the composition of the air we breathe is changing the source of the toxic emissions all around us. every year, 7000000 people die from air pollution, making the world's biggest environmental killer. and then that the dire effects of global warming driven logic by an increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. in 2015, 195 countries signed the 1st comprehensive legally binding pledge to reduce emissions . some countries are currently not putting through the promises but elsewhere, the commitment to finding ways to clean the air we breathe remains high. i'm guillory to robbie and fashion forward, milan with a cement not only looks shake, but it also cleans the air. and i'm also bid in iceland to feel one geothermal power plants taking their green credentials to new levels.

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it's part of the deal between ukraine and russia, mediated by turkey and the u. n. that was signed last month. the 4 sides set up a joint center in the stumble, to oversee the shipments of food products to the world vulnerable regions. d, w. 's ukraine correspondent matches bellinger has more yeah, the 1st ship has left in the beginning of the week then another 3 followed on friday. and now that the 3rd time ships are leaving this for the sports and the 2nd convoy. and then this means that half of the ships that were stuck in these port since the beginning of the war, i have no left. another 8 are waiting to leave and then ships should be coming in to shuttle grain from the ukrainian ports to other ports in the world, to turkish or other ports. the 1st one of these empty ships has already arrived and it will be loaded in the next few days. if all of this works then ukraine will be able would be able, one has to say, because there are lots of insecurities about that, to ship out all the grain that they want to sell within 8 or 9 months. so this is a long term, a sche

exported or a 1000000 tons of agricultural products in less than a month since the shipping deal was broken by the u. n. and turkey. under the agreement, cargo vessel can leave ukraine's black seaports and safely sale through the rush and naval blockade. and estimated 20000000 tons of grain and foodstuffs. had been trapped in ukraine since the russian invasion in february, and the you and coordinator for the dealer saying that millions more still need to be clear to make room for the next harvest. ukraine is aiming to ship $3000000.00 tons of products in the next month. not muddle in the gum, which is produced when that additional the 1st 1000000 tons of agricultural product were exported since to february 24. does a victory? by the way, 44 ships, green and agricultural products have already been sent to 15 countries. we have 72 more applications for the arrival of ships for loading. the goal is to reach a volume of 3000000 tons of export by sea. every month when russia and ukraine of accused each other of reckless shelling round this apparition, nuclear power plant again, acquaint state nuclear compan

they left with almost a 170000 tons of grain under an export deal negotiated by turkey and the u. n. before the war, russia and ukraine accounted for nearly a 3rd of global grain exports, partly it supplying some of the world's poorest countries. john hendern is in ukraine's capital keith, and has more on the latest nuclear facility attack. zillow, as he wants to have an international investigation, he wants officials from the international atomic energy agency to go to that site and to investigate what's happening he's, he does call it nuclear tear. what ukrainians are saying is that the russians have been firing from the site of that nuclear facility. well, that naturally draws return fire, but ukraine says, it wasn't the military that struck that cited insist that russia was the one that did that. and today we had a worker injured during yet another strike on that facility. so there is a legitimate concern around the world. this is the largest nuclear facility, not just in ukraine, but in europe. and it could cause a nuclear disaster, as we saw, ensure noble back in the eighty's.