u. n. it's heading to damascus. there are other diplomatic bodies on the way that to and indeed wendy, this even in the city and administration, took over the console of the confidence so that they have 2 priorities for now. first, preserve the stage to make sure that this is the collapse of the team, but not the space and 2nd, tablet and a i need some national and you called mission to be seen as the less to minutes. representative of syria and city and so on. both sides, the teams are moving. now do you have special invoice in damascus and then you'd have the unit special on invoice is going to be coming to damascus and meeting the fact to lead their off. sylvia, now i'm at the shadow on monday, and there's not only that just a day ago took, it has a view open these advocacy in damascus n tomorrow on tuesday, todd is going to be open. it's embassy, it's 213 years later in the original countries here, the neighboring companies, rock egypt, jordan, they already a resume. they are for many reasons as well as sort of

so at the end of the day, is this, the visual could be $5.00 or less any, but it's been syria, the, the u. n. agency. it's a policy in refugees as a whole thing, a delivery through the main crossing into golf because of security concerns. as well as military has regularly targeted those in charge of securing at a delivery into garza, as well as the unreal facilities and personnel of 3 towers, the workers were killed in con eunice on south today. honey, my mood has moved from 0 balance central gas, more a tragic news from northern part of the gulf to where it is really military just within the past few minutes of the receive a confirmed report care without a deadly attacks, with a 4 story residential building and bid la city initial reports, think about tens of people were shouldering inside the building at the moment. it was attacked by deadly air strikes in the use. what we're looking at massive number of casualties. it's hard to pin exactly how many people killed in the tax of the always wait for health officials to come up with the with the number. it's also hard to know how people are go

u. n says it's made contact with the countries new administration, and just hoping to send teams to investigate sites containing mass graves. st. ahold that went to once believed to be one of them. knows that's a capital damascus. a hi, some alice sad says the truth about some of the 10s of thousands of missing syrians lives here, underneath what used to be a regime base and could take far north of damascus. i saw him owned a construction company. he says bossard said security agencies use his machinery to bury tortured prisoners here and houses. we show the name of suited exactly and have a bad feeling every time i come here and it brings back memories of what i saw for years, refrigerated truck sees to dump bodies in tables on a regular basis. it was very ugly. i some witnessed a parent for crimes. he wasn't the only one in this town. the writing on the wall documents the date of the burial, of an an identified man. there are others. and in this corner of the town cemetery, others were buried. but there are no tombstones, no names of their stories, only to be told by the graveyards keeper, wh

u. n. and it's only financed and one 3rd. so there is a huge need for more money, and this would be $1.00 focus of the international community to only support what's going on and not the term and it. and i'm trying to influence it in a way that so the interest rather than the interests of the student people. this is one very important point, rebuilding syria and looking out for housing lender property rights. because we have 7000000 people who are displaced within syria. nice people i know going back to the holes looking who is there, who took maybe there the houses to we built them. this is a huge a subject. and the other very important point is justice and the feeling that whoever was responsible for these dungeons and for this, you injustice will be held accountable. and there should be. and this is the question of these days, really because what we are seeing is that people start to take this into their own hands. no people go after a formally does off prisons or a secret service as them. so this is very important. the, t

it is appropriate for them to travel. we also had the spokesperson saying that the u. n. chief condemns the escalation between yemen and israel officer, those f. what strikes that we've been reporting on the u. n. chief also go yes, condemning those april. it's strength of the question about the 3 people who were killed the spokes best in saying that there is no information on them at the moment . and that at this moment o u and stuff are accounted for and the injured person is receiving treatment in the hospital. those are the developments that we've just heard from you in headquarters in new york. i'm sure we'll be speaking with our correspondent in among the serious new administration has deployed security personnel across major cities. the move comes off to the killing of 14 police offices. the attacks happened in the talk to this region, a former assad stronghold serious interior ministry blamed the ambush on was described as remnants of the assad regime the earlier a fire broke out at a weapon. step o in the talk here in western syria. it's not yet clear what the c

u. n. so it's fighting has to space 280000 people about interest every week in northern gauze, at the fairly functioning come out loud when hospital has come under attack, yet again, it's very minute you storming the medical facilities supported by heavy out. so there is a machine guns to us, at least 7 people who are shot and killed inside the hospital by is really drugs. soft green m. p. 's are protesting inside the apartment building. and so the money to present the peach june faces investigation by police and military prosecutors. first attempt to impose motion law. and this week the deputy defense minister says motional will not be imposed again. so that we can authorize you say they have retrieve the bodies of 6 people from need. just use the fontaine mind in northwest province. hundreds of still believed to be under underground police have been trying for weeks to draw them out as part of a crackdown on the legal money. initially cut off food and water supplies vendor, the mine is refusing t

u. n. run school in southern guns, a building with sheltering many displaced palestinians. women and children are among the dead just hours only it is rarely. tanks surrounded a school in the north, in babylon. as a raised target to the area that attack kills at least $43.00 p o. u n says almost 70 percent of its guns and schools up in his body is really me at least once since the stones of the israel has launched a more and strikes across syria targeting dozens of what it says on military sites . is really media say the air force destroyed warehouses, storing missiles and broke it launches in the town of coastal in the damascus countryside. palestinian authority forces have rated the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank exchanging gunfire with flinches. the camp has been a strong hold for the groups opposing israel's occupation for decades. no to day has this report from jordan's capital a man gun baffled in janine this time between palestinian security forces and the janine battalion, an army group operating the cities refuge account. this is days free of a controversial campaign. the palestinian authority says is meant

it's going to go to a full scale as 11. i'm heading god. because of this is age right? 817022000 kilometers away from u. m. n. and it does need indeed the support of the us to box it based directly in any minute to correction the benjamin to send me. i would like to carry out against him. this is in his mind, this is what he said, and he will also the superior good that it is not going to be a good enough to. but it is going to be enjoying operations with the united states, which is true. now that we've seen a bizarre in the pop in the months that will since the 7th of october, we did not see it is all goodness good agent, even with the will of god, what happens and therefore we have seen it all was contained within specific c a which is something that is also suitable for the inconvenience. and yeah, so we have to see if the united states all going to box of pain and involved with that. again, this young man, this writer, needs intelligence mentioned above no occasion to assess in 90 days as he was so stupid and to that. and we have to see a business piece about the thinking it in the light of again, many lea

it has too many competing interests and z u. n is feeling this will need to see uh owns the store will meet in the city of a supplier. and um, and i just need dimensions that i didn't to the is the situation. so the house i have oh, can i just clarify uh, something that you just said that the international community fail to support the civilian transition instead on. what exactly do you have in mind because you also have been critical and unwilling to accept any kind of for an intervention? so what measures do you think that you should have taken to make this civilian transition? by the way, you work for that civilian government to yourself, or to make it more stable to help with take groups in the, in a country that has been, let's admit, brutalized by violence for many years. it's really just call you wear clothes, assistant painful, his stuff. beauty is at times as you know, the prime minister during the transition and a continual status. how does that? so the community was ignoring. so to me, to link these fees values that you

u. n says it's whole thing, a delivery through the main crossing, cut them up beside them because it's too dangerous. as we, as such as we say in the rise of the criminal gangs of criminal activities. which seeing this since may, this is wendy rack. the border crossing was closed on the incursions in russia continued in this area and forced that proceed to close. since may the situation has just terry races on a daily basis. we have seen a huge, significant decrease in, in age coming into the gaza strip and thought select a desperation. the are paying unions. top diplomat is wanting georgia's government . that gains cracking down on protest is kind of counter says using violence is unacceptable. it follows overnight confrontations between police and demonstrators, a gas and was the account and we used on the protest is outside parliament. unrest again off to the governing georgian dream policy, claim victory, and october's parliament for you. electra senegal is mocking the 80th anniversary of a colonial era masika near the capital call. the state ceremonies being held to honor the west afr

it's now only b u n. n, a 01 wind, call it seizing the opportunity but is rolling space. they took control over the baffled zone. and if you only defensive and temper remove the idea for then for sizing hate has no intention of staying in that zone permanently. the goal it says is to fix yours really borders and prevent this or in conflict from feeling into is real how long this presence will last remains on clear. and i have to say that these roles concerns are white valid, even though some let them ins have credited his roles, actions against his bolus helpful to their calls, to their mission, unable to express point us to building tie, as in friendship with these ropes. the reality on the ground is far more complex. hey, susan, their fragments has made topping points, reading coal elements to how this, from the whole solved, cities will make them a very disturbing neighbor and a very risky pause. now. so on one hand, as is really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu state is from, from this very frontier on sunday is very welcome to the fall. will be a sad review, but on

it's the biggest challenge in years to the san regime. the fighting is force thousands of local, so leave their home is including many children. according to the u. n. and other groups. these families here fled a left 0 and the area around it live and thoughts sanctuary at a can for displaced people. the violence has created the largest wave of displacement in years. ok, my bedroom is from the norwegian, refugee councils, the middle east, regional office in alma i asked him what his organization makes of what's happening right now. in northern syria. of course, it is warring worrying times for everybody involved for the families in these areas . the are seeing the facilities of the rise environments, of course, for age, workers who work across across areas and cities and towns to now have to suspend, you know, i depressions, i don't know. we do refugee castle. we've had to suspend the operations except for some lanes set alive, saving on critical operations. i think what's, what's happening, you know, it takes us back to some very dream days in modern history. it's scary and probably the grimace stage. serious recent history. it was with all the di

occupies, and the goal on heights. israel has been moving its troops deeper into the demilitarized buffer zone since the fall of the servers in the u. n. says it's in violation of 1974, this engagements agreements between israel and syria. but the is really government has already approved a plan to encourage the expansion of settlements there. how much val reports from tonight at all on the occupied goal on heights in the village. if as often families take some to after being expelled from their homes by these lady ami. oh, what am i fucked up but somebody in a saw console, it was done when they rolled in with their tanks and bulldozers into our village. they fired on people in homes and terrorized the women and children. they gathered people in a school, detaining them for several hours. then an army general came and told them they have only half an hour to leave the village. but i carry anything with them, or homeless now on the slopes of mount to have them on, or somebody's chaise is in the buffers on the, on the occupied areas of are going on heights. but since the fall of a sudden i said these really honestly has pushed forward w

it's now only b u n. n a 0. 1 lines, call it seizing the opportunity, but israel and says they took control over the baffled zone. and if you're only defensive and temper remove, the idea of isn't for sizing hate has no intention of staying in that zone permanently. the goal, it says, is to secure as really borders and prevent the syrian conflict from spilling into israel. how long this presence will last remains unclear. and i have to say that these roles concerns wides valid even though some lemons have credited hayes rose actions against his vote was helpful to their calls to their mission. unable to express for those 2 buildings ties in friendship with these ropes. the reality on the ground is far more complex pages in their fragments has made topping points. reading coal elements to how this, from the hostile cities will make them a very disturbing neighbor and a very risky pause now. so on one hand, as is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu state is from, from this very frontier on sunday. is th

what are the c u z n seal because it's a nice little community as a whole field and so forth. is that sounds he shouldn't even be in a steve or uh give him a quick transition. and this led to a cool new into the tool kit and keyboarding bought the with allies to top. it was the civilians, and then they started fighting among themselves in 20 says in 2020 state. the investment community has too many competing interest and z u. n. is feeling the full need to see uh, owns the store, many email i sent them a surprise and, and i just need dimensions that i can to the is the situation. so the and also else i can, i just clarify uh, something that you just said that the international community failed to support the civilian transition. uh and so done. what exactly do you have in mind because you also have been critical and unwilling to accept any kind of for an intervention? so what measures do you think that you should have taken to make this civilian transition? by the way, you work for that civilian government to yourself, or to make it more stable to help with take groups in the,

save germany day after he is at odds with germany's mainstream parties because of its hard line, antique immigrants and n t e u stances. it's also under observation by german law enforcement because parts of the party are suspected of seeking to undermine germany's democratic order . well nina has our chief political correspondent as following all this and join just now nina. tell us more about what most excited about the f t and why it's so controversial as well. there's musket, the tweet was a reaction to a post by german influenza who made a name for himself. um, in the past as a climate change deny are on youtube and is trying to push a of the narratives. and of course now what followed was a big outcry from big accounts on x politicians thing time because it's such a pointing to the gigantic risk that this is interference in the ongoing gemini election campaign by a tech 1000000000 that who uses the algorithms of his successful platform to decide over what gets hot and what's doesn't. so we are 2 months away from elections in this country. and many people are now demanding the gym government, the democrat

it. so the u. n. was compelled really to say something that signified a condemnation, even even a backhanded combination. but the reality is, is that this, the intelligence services are, as you pointed out, closely tied in with the s b u, the ukranian intelligence service. the one thing i'm a little surprised about is that the us would allow this to happen in an open area where there's a lot of pedestrian and everyday people, traffic made this was right on the street. and from my past experience, did the lawyers solve this? they would, they would exit, they would say no. but uh, that it also indicates to me however, that the intelligent services may be going going rogue in the united states. and even in the u. k. not keeping the policy makers informed because of the potential for collateral damage. i'm. i'm a little concerned that we have, we have uh intelligence service, especially in the u. s. that has gone rogue they, they will guard their own interest and they are closely wedded to the s b u. s. i

it was operated by the mud. i'm registered in monaco, visa photos of one of the lines that arrived in liberia circumventing the u. n. as in bob go. it started full of weapons boxes. the plane was owned by the and in the 1st the ends by minute in march 1999 was a cargo of $68.00 of military equipment including $3000.00. okay. i'm a so the 1st 1000000 rounds, munitions 25 at the jews. sevens, under the latest ordinance, estella fee and methodist systems, and a $2.00 related besides the ons was way towards from the opinion arms marketing company, ciocca bits, export meanings, and these business partners names and the involvement in who goes fed exports, homes deliveries, stuff is doing investigations into um, the link in the middle east payment's sort of a shipment told the global nature of the arms, the advanced by minute italian persecution or so. this is where they elected reportedly by men and himself to and guardian bank account owned by a company, allegedly related to minutes. further, payments from the same amounts were made to various companies, including us export at a point to us by con sides or service. for

some of bu, sophia says is really vehicles deliberately targeted the i c u. israel says it's investigating the incident. the u. n. has accused israel of war crimes for repeated attacks on guns as hospitals. the come out loud one hospital and bait la, here is a lifeline for northern cause a mid war instrumented terry and catastrophe. just outside the window where patients are being treated a structure, fire rages, the hospitals director or some other stuff here. so it is really forces shell, the house, killing several people publicly and some mistake the a little while ago, one of the hospitals neighbors was targeted in a house next to come out one hospital. it's a few meters away from us. i'm thought about it unfortunately. so far we have retrieved more than 8 motors, all of them burned in the day, arrived in pieces, and the most of them are children, women, and elders. so uh, what about since i'm from the family 7, the, one of her kids, the husband was mazda 2 months ago without any means to fight the fire oscar. the staff will later have to move dozens of wounded and critically ill patients before the police s

so you have to solo l to 0, hotel it onto a serial border, the appalling and apocalyptic. that's how the u. n. chief has described the situation in gaza, antonio good that it says conditions faced by palestinians may amount to the grievous international crimes. his statement was read out at a conference in egypt and at increasing humanitarian aid to palestinians. meanwhile, is rarely strikes have continued to target several areas across the gaza strip. one was on a shop selling clothing in a busy marketplace and goes to the city. at least 2 people were killed. many of the attacks have destroyed homes and schools. sheltering families has been displaced several times. abraham kelly was at the scene of the most because it's hack. i am right now. i'm on the phone market and nobody's been so godless. targeted. besides trying to serve the fire right now. as we can see, the numbers of celsius had been killed and others were wounded. as you can see, the seeing here, the market has turned into a place of friday. the. 1 directly targeted the shops here and on the market. this is a vibrant place in mold

u. n. a, and pass it out at a security council meeting equal to the highly dangerous boom of mass destruction, the open sea would have cable ramos to patients. like we said, i'm sure the us is getting very safe, an ocean a way. so again, both of those individual talking about how this was funded on supervisor a by the us. and just late summer, he reiterated the claims of washington was actually buying a single international treaties on the prohibition of chemical and by one. but there's this and so scared with ukraine. no, it does not. so, according to create off what we've hodge, that this is actually a global network of around $200.00 facilities, which spawn numerous called a coincidence. left side of this of the minutes we have at our disposal documentary evidence of the state department's participation in the implementation of bio safety improvement programs since 2016. that is, in accordance with the funding plan to at least $40000000.00 is provided to attract the various non profit and non governmental organizations to participate in this program alone. the documents demonstrate the act

u. n. monitoring force without just really presence, but it doesn't stop there as well, is now expending the boxes zone, creating largest security area, free of weapons, and the terrorist infrastructure they say, according to ease rose, defense minister is all about protecting their food as is we're also says it is a temporary measure until the situation is stabilized, but now experts say it might take years. do you have and calls israel's actions a breach of international law? let's take a listen. tom. part of that story. i'm with a whole note. i instructed the idea of together with the prime minister to establish a steroids known weaponry defense. so against terrorist threats in southern syria, we will not allow threats to the state of israel. we will continue to act with forced to remove any threat and very troubling development. we are continuing to see, is there a movements i'm bombardments into serial territory. this needs to stop and of course the message from from new york is this is the same that what you're seeing is a violation of the disengagement agreement in 1974 as well as

it today. a 9 dash line, like in this submission to the u. n. in 2009. and what about the military installations on the islands? well, china says they're not directed against its neighbors. i think the charter said a to a case. i mean, even though during the mental commission on the deployment, so i will miss those on other equipments. nazi, i seem to respond to the us new estimate where i gave it to is this a screwball director of the south china sea strategic situation, probing initiative. i think tank and beijing close to the chinese government the us. he's more and more interference investments unusual. how kind of things that i think make it's shawn or both of them are due for the u. s. has no official position on who should control what in the sea, but it says it cares about freedom of navigation. here. the us us deployed ships and aircraft in the region in response to china's island build up. and both countries sometimes come dangerously close to each other so their rivalry is growing here. and that has consequences for the main us ally in the regi

u. n is planning to help syria rebuild its infrastructure and have the results is available to, to support the people who will be coming home. we are leaving know it soon on 10. this is a new era, and i have already started talking to all the parts and it was about the need to have an evidence calling for a conference for video reconstruction of c. there's of course, slicing so well, isn't that with them on this? uh huh. the fact that there was we wanted to close it. yeah, that's fighting as well, isn't there? in serious so aside from the results is how do you think the syrians could be protected amid these ongoing hostilities? those who come home there is active, fighting going on, right? now if you look at the north, the, the organization that calls itself the cd and not from the army, is in active a fighting as we speak with the seed in democratic forces. the did the 3, the one in particular. the 4th is of course, included in the northeast. so that's the problem that is due on going down. this house of a thing in, in the deed is due area. there's another problem between the, as the of t

u. n says as well as the 9 it's requests to get a into the besieged area agencies. a warning of and pending for monetary into sales to california has declared a state of emergency of an outbreak of bed sleep. the governor said more assistance is needed for funds of to the virus, but to cattle. around 61 cases of bad food and people have been recorded in the us so far this year with more than half of them in california, most have been miles, but the 1st severe case has not been recorded in louisiana. the us federal reserve as low as the interest rates by cause a point. the 3rd caught this. yeah. with the german powell, the fed chairman, the one that there may be fewer cuts the interest rates and expected in 2025. if inflation rises are present, elect donald trump has threatened to introduce the trade tires when he takes office, which could west inflation in the us, 100. now we have seen in the past when the trump was in power before he was deeply opposed to any rate rate increases. now the bid is clearly looking towards us in the future. that perhaps is why it is onl

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u. n. to people that need it in syria. he said, tom fletcher said that the situation is getting a little better in syria, but clearly the wind is going to play a huge role on the humanitarian front. moving forward, then there's a political front. that's where there peterson plays a very critical role. he's a un special and void of syria. he's also been meeting with key government officials and the new administration. he is going to be leading the political process from the u. n. standpoint. but he, like the secretary general is said, the future of syria from a political standpoint is in the hands of the syrians on the political front. it's complicated because h t s of course is a designated terraced organization we've heard from you and officials sort of signaling that they want that to a designation to be revoked or to be the h t has to be d listed. there aren't quite coming out and saying that as forcefully as i said it, but you're getting the sense that they really want that to happen. so it's a little complicated. it's

u. n. savvy less, dea shows that bus make it as broadly progressing, disability inclusion during these as 84 percent of people with disabilities was white. so you'd be, i'm not prepared for disasters in such events, and the warnings kind of give people the time to prepare. hopefully, this can save many lice, but information needs to be distributed the next, the single form with them through multiple chart notes. in each country, there are very different ways of reaching people with disabilities in mozambique, for example. a variety of methods have been, you've seen cycles on the day that much told us about so many that as we have coming to introduce stations, we also have door to door information, drawing stuff out of the national many that's the main thing was in the bump let's being given though to the community do food, i just did this for me. that's it the most. and we also work with associations, which is a key area. you're wonderful them in this bundle for letting us walk. she visits community is to provide training on monday, aging disability and preparing for extreme with up if an

so it was, is worth protecting the u. n. and not, and not vice versa. the old situation is very volatile, very combustible. and this is exactly why the, the idea has changed the positions and within those limited the areas. and hopefully, personally, i can tell you and you know, we have nothing to do there. if the machine will be stable and will not threaten these are and obviously can do, do you, do you believe or think that benjamin that's in yahoo is also a bad opinion that this is purely about protecting ourselves. this is not about in an opportunity of perhaps expanding territory. now, you know, the area there is very, is very harsh. it's very hard. it's a very, it's a very exceptional area i would say in regard to the rest of the golan heights a. and then there's not, uh, you know, the in, in territorial terms, there's israel has nothing to do there. they're already 5 villages there. and what these really is doing good currently is basically a, digging a trench, an anti tank a trench to defend this particular area. in other areas, it's much easier

we should wait and see the to see whether it's good or is calculated applied to the specific mission or with a lady, a more or thing with the gauge in the n u, a city and government place it on and what's expected then they would, uh, they would house the forward and then you see it in the sheet or right, we'll have to leave you here now. hi audio. how really could i make and research i, media and politics. thank you so much for your time. thank you so much. now, the idea of has confirmed that has moved its troops into the buffer zone between israel and syria, him the golan heights. i bet the ongoing events. it said he was making the move for security reasons and stressed. it's not interfering in syria as the internal affairs in accordance with the situational assessment. following the recent events in syria, including the entry of arm personnel into the buffer zone, the idea of his deployed forces in the buffer zone and in several other places necessary for its defense to ensure the safety of the communities of the golan heights and the citizens of israel, but that's by the idea of troops crossing the border. john, unless you already been

the result, the information of the russian authorities consider it necessary to redeem the patient on a supplemented of syria on the b u. n. position. so does it take a very unclear to trace right now? i'm may 1 actually know was going to happen to know to been 70. i was going to happen after the call of the charlotte side in syria. i'm the english as well. is all right, well it is a sign some odd, shoot, a shovel, oliver, or correspondence, and a whole that has been in the syrian capital as people take in the news about. i said, she says there's a mix of jubilation and concern for the future. however, for now from damascus, we are in damascus. what was the power of the president? and i said, his role is now over. the opposition has taken control of the capital for the past 10 days. the rebels pushed from there a strong hold in the northwest of the country, making their way south through damascus. while bravo comes, govern, serial. also made their way towards the capital. i wanna show you these are the uniforms of the the, this is celebratory. fire people are, are, you know, welcoming the new reality in this country. so,