u. n. has not been able to really get out in going by to get an assessment of the situation there. but that has clearly changed in the last couple of days now. and the u. n. has finally been able to get an assessment of how many people have been killed and injured in goma since sunday. and the number is certainly much higher than many could have expected, or humanitarian colleagues. tell us that you meditation organizations in go might continue to assess the impact of the crisis, including the widespread looting of warehouses we've been talking about and the offices of 8 organizations as well. the world health organization and its partners conducted an assessment with the government that between the 26 and yesterday and report that 700 people have been killed and 2800 people injured that are receiving treatment and health facilities. these numbers are expected to rise as more information becomes available. on friday, the french ambassador to the un said his country is about to circulate at the

u. n. has confirmed 37 patients, a company by 44 caregivers are leaving the strip on saturday to be treated abroad. many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer and has been unable to get the treatment they need during israel's 15 month for $400.00 palestinians are allowed to go in total as part of the ceasefire deal. but not all will be allowed to return to augusta. wounded palestinians had been cleared to leave god's f, a medical treatment abroad. now the un has confirmed this, the 37 patients just going over those numbers again. they are accompanied by 44 different caregivers. and we are waiting for them to be allowed to leave the gaza strip. eminently tarka boys, whom was in hon. eunice when the patient's began their journey. i am right now with nicer hospital in the southern part of the gaza strip. where right now, the process of evacuating a 100 palestinian one, the patients to receive a treatment outside garza is taking place at the moment. we can see right now a bus carryin

u. n. n voice has thousands of people have lost the lives in the m 23 minutes and defensive and the democratic republics depends on the telling me our, almost every, all the day. this is all to international. as always, you're very welcome to the program. thank you for choosing us. this past will starting us off as a russian troops make steady games on along the front line. ukraine has been forced to abandon its position sense, but even as zaleski faces vis deteriorating situation on the battlefield. burton insist that will be no negotiations with will scope on a trip to key of london's top tip not pledged maximum support for his ally. and it's still our assessment that through to him shows no desire to negotiate at all at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max and as you fight the surrender, this will, while i've discussed this with all take correspond to marina cost, her bus. so another visit to kiera of i thing of possibly the most busy train station in the hold on just to go through one of the highlights from before and secretaries visit hope all of us is actually his

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

u. n. is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam adelson to do is reels bidding. and donald trump in get in securing the cease fire from gaza, has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration and his tenure did not happen. we should just say we are having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel and iran. well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump did not want a potential conflict with iran right away. he it, and it was, it was, it was heading there. yeah. and was sort of the testing ground for what israel was planning to do in iran. and that is stop thanks to the cease fire. the trumpet as golf, buddy steve woodcock secured, or trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around jeanine, where the palestinian authority is lost control it is working to be found on run east jerusalem. the us is fully on board with that does cred

n g u m a y. uh huh. perfect, she's in each has a list of the my, the the, the eat, eat, eat. he doesn't see cation this. here. you say you through the whole by you the only so she comes with the uh, the of ukraine, a father son line a mother and children 10 this time of the seas future. when the sky is clear, the site is without and the decrease escaping the dock with outages in february on as jesse, you know, we years own from the outbreak of the war. and you, crean, out to view it, explores the human costs and ask us whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes for cause new direction looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency. aiming to re define their futures after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer people head to the polls with the center right christian democratic union parties, expected to take power rushes shut on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region through the prison. the central african republic, you'll see a whole the african institutions as a chooses leaders, f

the is really foreign minister, has just the 9th wester's them, well, withdrawal from the u. n. human rights consul mirroring trump decision. what do you make of that step? well the uh is the government has been chasing a lot of charges for international and organization from international giving a call from the world. but there's not this sunday night positions that describe it as a always, as a game is attended, a student should have been violating international in the united nation with the russian. we have seen the best of the, all the inc, inside the u. n. a headquarters tearing off the chart of the you. what do you, what, what do you expect? this is a company that doesn't suspense. international does not speak to my position. chocolate does not respect for kids. only ations besides agreement and offload might be $190.00. want to see the accept a 2 state solution and then they to the bottom it as though i know the say when laptop is being solution, what we expect the problem to use to don't use a job and indonesia, i don't know why. what is, this is a company that needs to

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

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u. n. members states to reject tom's plan. now let's pick it listed. president trump has basically declared his intention to commit the international crime of force displacement and resort to unlawful use of force against the palestinian people on the right to self determination in violation of the un charter amounting to aggression. the 191 members of the u. n, who still have an interest in protecting themselves from this madness best to recover from that paralysis stand united against this imperialist lawlessness. all like considering what she has said, how do you receive the un member states reacting to funds proposal? well, of course everybody was stunned here. and so i think again it fits into the trumpet ministration tactics in the very curious way. the u. s. foreign policy is now they're 18. so uh they haven't, they haven't been any, any initiative, any collective initiatives. so far as the u. m. platform. i know that there were individual the marshes, by the arabic states, by police, the new representative mystery of my sort. who rejected of these uh, these plans. uh, totally, but i think this, this was so beep and this see

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u. n. agency for palestinian refugees says major sections of the camp has been leveled, and his chief has warned that the situation is becoming catastrophic. is really troops are also targeting to carm, which is near jeanine in the north west of the occupied west bank. one official there says more than 70 percent of the palestinians into a car and have been forcibly displaced is really forces brought in bulldozers to demolish homes and critical infrastructure including water and sanitation systems. and palestinian said he is really military is trying to make the area uninhabitable in an attempt to clear its normal day reports from the capital a mine because the is really government and the palestinian authority. you have banned out from 0 from the forwarding inside israel. and inside the occupied with thick a large scale destruction in the occupied west bank because of as well as continuing military assault, especially targeting jeanine until this kind of palestinians are drawing the parallels between israel genocidal war on garza and what they're going through in the occupied was fact, t

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

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what china has made the items that china has named to levy attacks like coal, oil, agricultural machinery, l, n, g. the import of trying to of these items from the u. s. is quite a significant. so that i quoted more of a gesture because there are so many things that china and the us need to poke about when it comes to solving our trade disputes. yes, there is a huge cage surplus of china over the us, but it cannot be solved by the imposing sanctions. this is not the right way to do it, but things uh, president, trump is not resolved to take sanction as a priority. let's you know, face it does not believe the chinese government is quite a few and in that respect and the we're also expecting a donald trump, to visit china, to visit the beijing in the near future. so it's more of a, a wait and see attitude on the part of the chinese government, i believe so, nelson talk to us about this and t monopoly investigation into google that china has announced, i remember from when i lived in china, which was a few years ago now google was actually blocked there. talk to us about these plans is, is this related to the latest, the tariffs well, i think there a

u. n. mendez that at least 37 palestinians have been allowed to be back to wait till alongside with 44. okay, good. as now, such numbers are list what has been quite expected based on the time of the agreements. why the sci fi a d and stipulates that 50 pellets. then you more that patients will be allowed to be evacuated at, you'll receive medical treatments in egypt and in other countries. today we're still waiting for further updates from the w h o guys, us health ministry regarding the exact numbers of this. when did people who have completely been allowed to date, to effect, to be evacuated from god's upon a thing totally. this step has been quite significant. a life of the, all the women medical crisis that is unfolding causes fairly function of hospitals for with the following. the disruption of the vast majority of health care centers and the depression, all the sudden shows medical supplies that have been highly required in order to treat such a severe injuries that cannot be treated locally. and that's why right now such a homeboys and a but she has all kinds of concept to be. it is that you liked it from gaza to receive the fu

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u. n. accused ukraine of using that boarding school as the of using it as a concentration camp, quote and quote. he's his exact words. we're just below. good. russia has numerous pieces of evidence indicating the concentration camps were set up in a number of settlements controlled by ukrainian militants. in the course region. civilians who were unwilling or unable to evacuate were forcibly brought there. for instance, between 70 and 100 civilians were forcibly driven into the basements of the siege or financial and subjected to moral degradation. used for filming propaganda, stories for ukrainian and foreign media. given the history given the page of great that the ukrainians have since the very beginning of their incursion into the coast region. because of the rule, there has been documented evidence and that has been video footage confirming that the ukrainians that were there. well, for instance, rounding up civilians and forcefully having them evacuated to ukraine from subject, given that they have a really they have to shed, little consume, they have show looking, concerned toward civilian towards the civilian population into woods. this really

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