u. n. into kia still there were, they were problems of cycles before themselves. the caused by the international sanctions. that's why they, they were saying that it is not necessary to, for restaurants to extend this the so to p a. it's trying to still may the 8th and provide the extension of this to. but of course, and other reason of this visit is you queens are willing to join nato today, we heard from western leaders that ukraine is moving closer, tomatoes to queen wants to be with the nato, a definite c. they are seeking approval from a to care, as well as one of the biggest armies in nature. on the other hand, by leisurely relations around the table. because 2 countries also have trade it to have supplied arm rolls to quinn, which helps them a lot during the russian invasion. and recently we heard from the famous rhone, company officials that a to can you create are about to begin a cool production or inside your brain about these are going so these are on the table. but on the other hand, it has a very strong economic toward what to russia and the, it is t

u. n. level. we continue to be content content into that is not represented in the case structure of the 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

why is your policy director claiming its deceitful into the u. n. has become a business broke over agribusiness corporations in violation of its values as regards this black sea green initiative. well, 1st of all, thank you for having me. so if you were listening to the hype in the western media, one would think that the black sea green initiative is really to prevent famines and to soften global foot crisis by enabling experts of fluid from ukraine to developing countries, food, and secure countries, especially in the africa, this tooth is that the united nation state is itself point out that less than 3 percent of the commodities with commodities export from your pre and have actually gone to the food and secure countries. most of the exports are headed to the european union. spain is the largest recipient and the 2nd is china. so this has nothing to do with feeding the floor and showing food security or preventing famines. this is really about ensuring that the profits of those who control land in ukraine annual controlling these food explodes co

why is your policy director claiming it's deceitful into the u. n. is become a business broke over agribusiness corporations in violation of it's a violent use as regards with the black sea green initiative. well, 1st of all, thank you for having me. so if you were listening to the hype in the western media, one would think that the black sea green initiator is really to prevent famines and to solve the global foot crisis by enabling experts of fluid from ukraine to developing countries, food, and secure countries, especially in africa, the truth is that the united nation state is itself point out that less than 3 percent off the commodities with commodities export from ukraine have actually gone to a food insecure countries. most of the exports are headed to the european union. spain is the largest recipient and the 2nd is china. so this has nothing to do with feeding the floor and showing food security or preventing famines. this is really about ensuring that the prophets of those who control land in ukraine and what controlling these food explodes

serious government insists the un can deliver supplies through the bible, however, crossing into it live however, the u. n. is reported to have concerns of the conditions that include a band on working with rebel authorities. nigeria, as president bola to nubile, has declared a state of emergency to deal with a worsening fluid crisis. under the state of emergency, farmers will be given supplies, and some households could be given $10.00 a month for the next 6 months. and those are the headlines and use continues right here on al jazeera, after witness to state you what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch looming way in, and then pulling back out again. the cause of step by the name of the sales person of the how do you describe the legs, the legs above the feet. this is just the 2nd the of the, the and asked me to model today me off out on the on i can put up here on the i got a draft and took it in the football. it had to jump on the, on the, i'll pass on it a little higher, so let us out of jail at the front of the come on and so

and i said, amazing of the u. n's international maritime organization in london apparently aims to take into account differences in national circumstances. the shipping industry comments the kinds for around a 3 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. putting companies under increasing pressure to switch to green or fuels. the 18000 containers. a typical soul for the merry mask, it will be at sea for 6 weeks, transporting the goods from europe to over on and south korea. like most of the global contain a fleet, the ship is powered by fossil fuels. the industry emits around 3 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions and the set to rise. approximately $11000000.00 tons of goods are shipped every year. a figure estimated to triple by 2050 shipping is an integral part of global supply chains. and so if were to be carbonized, everything else we need to do. carmen shipping in 2018, the u. n's international maritime organization puts in place targets to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2050 compared with 2008 levels, but delicate 1st week of the meeting in london. come to a new, more

about tokyo's plan to release treated radioactive water from its focus. human nuclear plants into the c u. n. nuclear watchdog says tokyo's plant is safe, but some countries are against it. nonetheless, for those presidents we sent us you let us silver has placed new restrictions on gun ownership. the move is aimed at reversing his previous message that you are both scenarios pro gun policies and the new law reduces the number of guns civilians can own from 4th to 2. it also titans access to fire arms. those are the headlines on houses 0, then use continues right here after the bottom line, the a hi of steve clements and i have a question now there's a bite in white house as close the chapter on its relations with the ron. what's next? let's get to the bottom line. the relations between iran in united states. well, they've always been riddled with tension and drama, warmer president brock obama reached an agreement to make sure that iran wouldn't create nuclear weapons. but that agreement was been torn up by former president donald trump 5 years ago when president joe biden took office. he w

she menu cleared the softer into the sea. the u. n's. atomic watchdog say's there are no risks posed by the plan. the japanese side whitewash their discharge plan, nuclear polluted water is nuclear, polluted water, no matter what the japanese site says, they cannot package polluted water as normal water and they cannot truck. the consequences and responsibility is caused by forcibly discharging polluted water into the sea spilled water can not be gathered up again and the bad consequences of the plan cannot be reversed. we urged japan to stop trying to shock its responsibilities and honestly responsive the legitimate concerns of the international community. they must stop promoting the plan of discharging nuclear polluted water into the sea and properly disposed of nuclear polluted water in a scientific, safe, transparent, and negotiated manner. china is bad on japanese, the food products comes while depends making final preparations to dump nuclear contaminated water into the sea. and will this issue has raised many concerns among chin

u. n. agency is calling for more research into the substance, millions consume this week, not every day as a sugar substitute and diet soft drinks and other foods us regulate does have improved and non prescription both control to the drug of pills will be available from next year. the decision widens contraceptive access in the us with abortion rights are increasingly under threat russians. president vladimir putin is threatening to walk away from the black sea grain deal on this some west and sanctions. i lifted the deal has guaranteed safe shipping routes, full ukrainian grain, as well as some russian exports to be shipped via the black sea to the world. the agreement was broken by the united nations in turkey, unsigned by moscow and chief in july last year. and that's been crucial in easy a global crisis boxed by the russian invasion of a few crane with a deal about to expire on monday, put in is using the pressure to demand wisdom countries and blockages on some russian exports and the payments for more of them but you have somebody, we may suspend all participation in the deal her

u. n. but towards the lab, are you into officials? i agree about how to reach everyone, those people in khartoum, those people in dial 4 are facing significant challenges. but i should also say that amongst the displaced in the east and in the south, they are living in gathering sites. they are living and hosts communities and the needs are enormous, enormous needs for medication if no mas needs for, for food, for wash and sun eclipse, sanitation, and also mount nutrition and nutrition supplies for those needs to be met. the you on says and the funding from international donors is needed, as well as immediate access to my local authorities. and the condition for all of that is area you'll cease fire lots and lots of fun. a da 0 votes through them. all the fighting into down has also affected health care facilities. one surgeon told down to 0 about the challenges facing facing the permanent hardy, the beam. you will have to use research for no. i think it will search for no gun. the leave a message for what he the mosca. how do you get

into the ocean. the head of the u. n's nuclear watch dog is in japan on a full day visit. but the chinese and the south koreans have reject it and talk you always proposal and home comes later says as one to the active as a broad will be pursued for life. john lee dismissed the international criticism to be arrest warrants issued on monday. all right, those are the headlines i am, emily, angling witness is up next day. stay with us. the latest news, as it breaks deeply live here over the years, have had to grow used to repeats itself through a tax to they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner, played such a fundamental role the miasma. by young, the newest book i bought the i got on to even the made them nothing to lay. i thought a 100000 more. it was invited. you guys? no no, no no, no, there's not

u. n is warning, the conflicts may soon turn into a full scale civil for the could spread to other nations. when we're talking about the heavy. but 1st, we're calling on warring sides and sit on to stop the escalation and begin serious negotiations for a cease by a 2nd. we call on all suiting these parties to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian supplies and the safe passage to areas that needed mice. and developing a plan to guarantee protection for humanitarian aid, con, voice and international release, employees to facilitate their work and how may to seize fires between students, army and its wible. the rapids support forces have been repeatedly broken president of the font though c. c is trying to change that. but egypt which historically has had close ties with the sudanese army did not advise to dance. warring factions to the summit might have some of the year of the, what's known as the current government has lost control of the situation is so non, they've lost the trust of the neighboring countries. or you can even say of countries across the recent file. and the conflict has

suspended. serious government insists the un can deliver supplies to the bible, how of crossing into it live. but the u. n. is reported to have concerns at conditions that include a band on the working with rebel authorities to south korea says it will increase assistance to ukraine as an you. and so if you'll give the assurance during a visit, the keen he met with ukraine in president followed him. is the lensky so has committed to increasing humanitarian aid to a 150000000 dollars this year? it's also promising normally so military assistance, tons of the to south korea will continue to provide military supplies that ukraine needs. following last year, supplies such as bullet proof vests and helmets. we will support military supplies on a large scale. this year she went on and at wimbledon, and there was disappointment for jane as in tennis player on job her she was trying to become the 1st arab or african woman to win a grand slam singles title. but she lost the final for the 2nd year in a row this year to market the funder silva. the check is the 1st and see the player to win the women singles. thanks

at the top and diplomatic claims that ukraine has turned the black sea grain deal into a commercial venture. same e u n t. if have deliberately voted, ship runs from the very countries that need them to much up machine. yeah, good deal to the west. answer to you towards the greenville is outrageous. the us just published a justification document where they tried to prove that all fertilizers in food, a not sanctioned we cited data. the grain from it, ukraine goes to commercial purposes and not to the poorest countries. since the beginning of the initiative, 32500000 tons of grades have been exported from ukraine. 9 recipients of the congo or the you almost 40 percent. well, just over 2.5 percent of the grades have been exported to the poorest nations. many you countries and protesting against continued inputs of ukrainian grapes without terrorist, is it homes? farm is in the book. if the you was worried about food security, let them buy up this up is great and, and send it to developing nations. it's really starting to look like the black sea gray deal is intent on boosting ukraine screwed sales while

into the sea. it comes off of the u. n. atomic watchdog release report claiming the whole plan would be safe. the japanese side whitewash there, discharge plan, nuclear polluted water is nuclear, polluted water, no matter what the japanese site says. they cannot package polluted water as normal water and they cannot truck. the consequences and responsibility is caused by forcibly discharging polluted water into the sea spilled water can not be gathered up again and the bad consequences of the plan cannot be reversed. we urged japan to stop trying to shock its responsibilities and honestly responsive the legitimate concerns of the international community. they must stop promoting the plan of discharging nuclear polluted water into the sea and properly disposed of nuclear polluted water in a scientific, safe, transparent, and negotiated manner. china is bad on japanese, the food products comes while depends making final preparations to dump nuclear contaminated water into the sea. and will this issue has raised many concerns among chinese consumers over the quality and the safety of japanese fo

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 returned home from refug

plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of trees and radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's nuclear watch don't approve the project. this week. i filed grossey visited the focus, shoot me a nuclear power plant. it was severely damaged during the 2011 of quake and salami . he's due to visit south korea and pacific island nations where they've been concerns about the japanese plan. as we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done, we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that with the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not in the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of of course you have the stand as a bite or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment and i freed extremely confident about the tow electric power company storing 1300000 tons of waste water. that's the equivalent of around $500.00 and then pick sized swimming pools around a 1000 storage tanks. a 98 percent full. the water

planned to dump more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog approved the project this week. or file grocery visited the focus stream, a nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011 of quite can. so nami is due to visit south korea and pacific island nations where there are concerns about the japanese plan or we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that with the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of, of korea. the standards apply to or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment on a freed extremely confident deposit of a tug. so electric power companies storing 1300000 tons of wasteful to that's the equivalent around 500 of them pick size, swimming pools around a 1000 storage tanks. a 98 percent full daughters being diluted

plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of trade in radioactive waste water into the pacific mates international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog approved the project this week. rafael grossey visited the focus human nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011 earthquake. and so now me is due to visit south korea and pacific islands next, where they have been concerns about the japanese plan. and in response, china says it will bend food imports from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict and monitoring. so radioactive substances, especially in fish, radiation testing is also being increased in south korean and fish markets. or early i spoke with timothy moose. so who's a biology professor with the university of south carolina? he says it's impossible to be sure there'll be no consequences. as a result of this was a release. we really have insufficient information to, to assess the long term sort of, chronic exposure effects to the environment. you know, the, in a recent review of, of the literature, we found that there were just a few 1

plans done more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive wasteful to into the pacific means international standards. the u. n's nuclear watchdog approve the project this week . and i filed grossi visited the focus to a nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011. i was quite concerned all me. is to, to visit south korea and pacific island nations where they have been concerns about the japanese plan. we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standards. so i think that the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides. i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china on the side of, of korea. the standards apply to or the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment on a freed extremely confident about and response. china says it will band food impulse from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict monitoring for radioactive substances, especially in fish. r

u. n. agencies. looking to see how we can push further into the countries to try and reach the people that we need to. some of the reports i added overnight say that there are many obstacles to what you are doing. the government is not really responding to some of your requests, particularly these as for, do you mind retaining workers and things like that and also moving it around within the country. and so can you, can you elaborate on this? this is one of the most complicated humanitarian responses, anywhere in the world at the moment in security is making it very dangerous for humanitarian workers to push the other into the country. so the 1st thing that we need, ideally, is the conflict. and if that doesn't happen, then we need to at least ensure that there is humanitarian access and safe passage so that we can move into places like that for into the code of phones. so that we can reach the populations in desperate need at this time, how many people have you been able to utilize and all, and how many hours to allow it to produce because of what you have just described. so w p is already in the 1s

u. n. 2 sites sit down. it's to help deal with the thousands of refugees who fled into the country from its work toward northern neighbour. sit down. the money comes on top of another 8000000 release that was in june in the providing life saving assistance for the displace people. many people who fled to conflict incident on arriving across the border with nothing. many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion. unloading as they fled to south threw down. they need urgent support to reach safety and going to build their lives. so, well, there's one big issue surrounding all this when washington close, that's embassy and sit down in april all the documents, including any local passports at currently being held there. they were destroyed that left the number of the suit, and these people trapped in the worst of embassy stuff, say the destruction of documents that standard security procedure in light of a withdrawal. but of course, for those affected, it means they now have no passports and that's no legal opportunity to find safe refuge elsewhere. it's estimated around 2800

the u. n's, nuclear watchdog has approved the release of waste water from the focus. she met nuclear power plant into the sea, over a 1000000 tons of trees and radioactive water, all being stored and hundreds of tanks at the site. the focus she laplant was severely damaged and quake in 2011 against dolton. the will remain nato secretary general until october 20 2400 bucks a year. longer than his current time of office. he made the announcement in a post on twista. nato countries extended the norwegians to him off, so they couldn't agree on a successful him something. but has been in office since 2014. all right, and we are going to try again to speak to w as rebecca races, who is in jeanine assess the rebecca um i wanted to start with this latest attack in the tel aviv the call robbing and the stabbing. what more can you tell us about lots of time the the well this is of course the developing storing on it. but what we do know is it emergency services still have that figure at 5 inches in that col ramming attack when and a silent mounts that have pedestrian area and running over 5. people get an acci

discharge treated radioactive was it from the focus stream, a nuclear power plant into the sea have been approved by the u. n. it says the release of the contamination was over the next few decades is safe. but china and south korea disagree power force that reports in the 12 years since the focusing that is off to the devastated nuclear power plant has transformed into something that more resembles a water storage site. 1.3000000 tons of radioactive water that had been used to cool the melted reactor cools, or rate in ground water that had flowed into the buildings is being accumulating and moving a 1000 containers. john's government says that written in a capacity after 2 year review, international atomic energy agency is endorsed japan's plan for discharge into the pacific ocean, lasting 30 to 40 years. as a responsible lead up the international community. i have repeatedly stated that i will not allow a discharge that would have a home for impact on human health and the environment to both japan and the world. the water is being treated to remove most but not all of the radioactive contamination. tritium

u. n. to source suit. um, its the help deal with the thousands of at refugees who fled into the country from sit down, it's more toward northern neighbor. then the money comes on top of another 8000000 released in june and the providing the like saving assistance for this place. people, many people who plan to conflict incident on arriving across the border with nothing . many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion and looting. as they fled to south to down, they need urgent support to reach safety and build their lives. as well aspect which should be pointed out here when washington closed, its embassy ensued, done in april, all the documents, including any local passports currently being held there were destroyed. and that's left a number of suit. and these people trapped in the worst of embassy stuff. save the destruction of documents, a standard security procedure in light of a withdrawal. but for those affected means they now have no passports and bus, no legal opportunity to find safe refuge elsewhere. it's estimated around 2800000 people have been displaced

into sharp focus. in late 2017 trumps u. n. and bassett, or brief, 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 program. the 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 around the feel of what around at the very proudly and build a few years ago. and several videos and presentation, publ

u. n. command says an american crossed the border from south korea into north koreand was taken into custody. the demilitarized or dmz is one of the world's moheavily guarded stretches land dividing the two countries. the u. n. command there says the american was visiting a border village at the time of his crossing. >>> other top stories. the first hearing in the mar-a-lago classified document case against former president donald trump set for today. a florida judge who issued a court ruling last year said that critics said -- was unduly favorable to donald trump is set to preside over the pretrial conference. prosecutors and defense lawyers are scheduled to appear before u.s. district judge eileen cannon. it will focus on the highly sensitive information involved in the case. >>> and air national guardsman accused of leaking highly classified military documents asked a judge to be let out of jail. 21-year-old jack teixeira has been in custody since his arrest in april while awaiting trial for carjacks under the espionage act. investigators say that teixeira allegedly shared those documents

plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive waste water into the pacific meets international standards. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog, approve the project this week. its director general rafael grossi visited the focus team, a nuclear plants which was severely damaged during the 2011 the earthquake in sonoma . we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the standard. so i think that the qualification is important because they often say this is one sided. we do not take sides, i'm not on the side of japan or on the side of china. now the side of, of course you have the standards apply to all the same way they have expressed the number of a number of points. as i say, i stand by the, the, the conclusions and the assessment. and i feel extremely confident about it. and response, china says it will band food in ports from 10 japanese regions because of safety concerns. chinese health officials are planning strict or monitoring for radioactive substances, especially in fish and radiation. testing is also being increased in south korea and fish markets. a

local antique government activist, the u. n's nuclear watchdog has approved the release of waste for so from the disabled focus you about nuclear power plant into the sea. of a 1000000 tons of printed radioactive, which are being stored in hundreds of times for the site depends neighbors, including south korea and china oppose the chance. the focus of a plant was damaged in us quick in 2011 to cray. now we're at least $43.00 people, including children has been injured in washing shutting off a residential area in the eastern part of the country. the attack occurred about a 100 kilometers from the front line and not far from the russian border in the north. it's a, it's the latest strike by russia on civilian targets of the, in the early afternoon, russian midsize this neighborhood instead of a mis keeping. ne ukraine, the shelling damaged at least 8 buildings. last . yeah, sure. lemme as a consequence, more than half of the neighborhood does not fit fabrication anymore how many people were injured. the trap know that some seriously ellison to help them, but there are no casualties. there was a son, elderly residents, wherever among the injured

serious governments insists but un can deliver supplies through the bab and how of crossing into it live. but the u. n. is reported to have concerns that conditions that include a band on working with revel authorities. 4.1000000 people are in need of assistance in implant floods in land slides in south korea have killed at least 22 people. at least 14 others remain missing. so free as prime minister says he's mobilizing all available resources to deal with the crisis. extreme heat records are set to be broken around the world. health warnings have been issued in italy, spain, and greece. the heat waves bring with them severe health risks, especially for young children and the elderly nigeria is present in bullet to new booth, has declared a state of emergency to deal with the worst thing food crisis. record inflation has made basic goods on affordable for many. under the state of emergency farm rice will be given supplies on protection from on groups. the leaders, if us are based on an armenia have arrived in brussels for talks and to resolving the conflict over and a going to care about the region h

as you come into the story to bring attention to today, the approval of by the u. n's, atomic energy watchdog of japan's plan to release previously contaminated water from the focus she must be met with on for from a number of side korean m piece. they thing making their feelings fear to the engine you got to. and i would like to say that i a is conclusion very limited to nuclear waste from normal nuclear power plants. now the nuclear waste from nuclear power plants that were next to the us cross is how i am very concerned that director grossly on that he would drink to contaminate inside korea from japan, with protest rallies health throughout the weekend. chance from the crowd. things lawmakers meeting with the i a the a was being protesters saying they're extremely corrections. i think b, i a, some legitimacy for japan spoke a shame of both a plan from ven guaranteeing any scientific objectivity. so i cannot believe the objectivity to generations, including our children and to send them for the rest of their lives. today, i will be worried whenever i need, and i won't know if it's

u. n to side to town. it's the help deal with the thousands of refugees sled into the country from its war toy, nor their neighbor. the money comes on top of another 8000000 or least in june and the providing live saving assistance for displaced people a minute. the bills are planned to conflicts incident on arrival, across the border with nothing. many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion, unloading as they fled to south through down. they need urgent support to reach safety and going to build their lives. when washington closed its embassy and sit down in april, another important aspect here. all key documents, including any local passports currently being held there were destroyed. that's left a number of suits in. these people trumped in the worst. so embassy stuff say that the destruction of documents is standard security procedure in light of a withdrawal. but for those affected, that means they now have no passports and thus no legal opportunity to find safe refuge elsewhere. that's estimated around 2800000 people have been displaced as a result of the conflict

u. n. to sell. so done us to help deal with the thousands of refugees who fled into the country from his waltz on know the neighbors to done. the money comes on top of another 8000000 released in june and to providing live saving assistance for the displaced. how many people have planned to conflicts in saddam arriving across the border with nothing? many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion and looting as they fled to south to down. they need urgent support to reach safety and build their lives. now when washington close december statements are done back in april, all the documents, including any local passports currently being held, the were destroyed and that's left. a number of student needs. people trapped in the wall. some of the stuff say that the destruction of documents is this done to secure what's a procedure in lots of withdrawal parts for those affected, it means they now have no possible and there's no legal opportunity to find a safe bet from elsewhere. it's estimates. it does around 2 points, 8000000 people have been displaced as a result of

u. n. of quote for the immediate release of president busing. and the address is following the developments into jeff from a booster with neighboring nigeria. we understand also in the capital this account has been stepped out of funding attached to incidence and also at the airport off to the landing of a french military pat cost that i remember when the find me analysed the call on wednesday night they announced a blockade land and kept locate and that no flights were coming into the country that friends pack up arrived after that. and it says image especially, or they also have scripts within the international airport. we've seen divisions. this cool has underlined the differences within media society. and it's about to escalate and we also see definitively subdivisions within ms. janet's image are ministry itself. so that's, that's a very serious problem. and people, countries that are very close to the jet, watching things that with a sense of worried that these things escalate, that it could spill away to that 110 or tree. so you, it's like the general assess, he's worried by the cooling t

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u n. ♪ libererty. libertrty. libertrty. liberty. ♪♪ >> margaret: fin >> margaret: finally, tonight, cbs's steve hartman heads into the spin cycle "on with a mountainous dilemma. it doesn't look too intimidating from here. what to do with all the antique washing machines he has collected. you've got a problem. >> i do have a problem. [laughs] >> reporter: as we first reported a few years ago, lee maxwell had to build a warehouse to store them all. >> first automatic, 1937. >> reporter: and what's more is there is more. >> no. >> reporter: way more. >> no! >> reporter: behind that one warehouse -- >> no... [laughs] >> reporter: there is a second warehouse filled with nothing but washing machines. >> i told you it was insane. >> reporter: it is one of the largest personal collections of anything in america. and lee says it all began, innocently enough, with a farm auction. he came home with so many washing machines, his wife barbara wanted to hang him out to dry. >> yeah. >> she was thinking bad things about me. >> very bad things. >> lost my rocker, i think maybe i did. >> squeezer, scrubber combination. >> reporter: today, there are

u. n. nuclear watchdog is a showing people in japan, the government's plan to release traded radioactive water into the ocean is safe. if he's a live pitches from the plan that was hit by us tanami the focus she meant nuclear power plant is where raphael rusty is visiting the local fishery organizations are rejecting the plant are saying that their fees a cruise potentially can you terminate the water. china and south career are also among those opposing name 15 people have been killed and for i'm missing officer. torrential rains in south west china. if all these days of rain and serious flooding in the junction region, hundreds of people have had to leave that homes in united problems. a war of words is broken out between the late as of the u. k and australia over the ashes, cricket series taking place in england. astronomy, as prime minister, anthony opened, easy, defended his team after burdens prime minister, criticized the dismissal of english batsman johnny best or during the 2nd test. it loads a match strategy, a went on to wind, who pass that explains, i think is don't the best are staying

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u. n. a coming through the border crossing nice. her late is have promised to allow ukraine into the alliance in the future. but latest, amazing for so many miscellany. i have not set house a timeframe, ukrainian president for letting me zalinski described the lack of specifics as absurd. secrecy generally installed and begging. since the process is being fast tracked, we reaffirmed that ukraine wrote become a member of nato and agreed to remove the requirements for the membership function time. this will change your cranes membership pos, from a 2 step process to one step process. we also made clear that we will issue an invitation for ukraine to join. they don't when all of us agree and conditions are met. russia meanwhile, says manual expansion is a big mistake. foreign ministry space women, maria's echo rosa told o g 0 ukraine is being manipulated to advance an agenda against russia. what's not shooting yet? i see with regards to russia, they have launched a hybrid will at means managing confrontation, sanctions, and political pressure against russia. natures involved in mili