all right, though scott anderson from u. n. r w a. let's all right, we shift gears now and go to sport where it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin and english for english fans. spain are once again european champions with a $21.00 went over england and the final of the euro. 2024 competition. mika williams. put spain ahead in the 47th minutes for palmer equalize for england midway through the 2nd half, setting up a nail biting finish. but it was spain who try i'm in the dying minutes of the game as michel oil softball made it 2 to one. our break for england and victory for the spanish. at the end of the month long tournament were the parties in full swing and a spanish capital madrid. our correspondent nicole reese, is there nicole, we can hear it sort of popping off behind you. a record 4th men's european championship title for spain. i gather this will be a sleepless night in madrid. it will be absolutely a sleepless night because people keep on arriving here. the bill is where it's really crowded. and

retaliated over with overnight strikes on has ballade targets 11 on both the united states and the u. n. r, urging all parties to show restraint. israel and the ran back has been law group, have exchanged fire almost daily since the october 7th terror attacks by him us last year i to the little girl. this is the moment the missile strikes the football page in the town of marshall shops. the young players were in showing a much distraught locals rush to help. ringback but the depths of a dozen youngsters prompt schultz calls for it, tell it to reaction so i need to kinda get, these are what it needs to respond to within hours that they need to give them. automate them either pull back or israel wipes old, saw them live on it. anyone respecting the existence of the state of israel and how do you so i it had done though for the people can just be sacrificed. they cannot be casualties without any response that needs to be the parents the i'm assuming this is the deb less to tag along israel's northern border. since fighting between israel and the loop on nice militant group has bullock escalat

an agency for palestinian refugees in gaza, u n. r w a was at an officer hospital where casualties were taken. mean very simply, it was a scene of chaos sting of despair and a scene. i'm not having enough a for everyone that needs that master hospital was just re constituted not long ago after an operation. and con eunice of the hospital, this 38 emergency ballad. the 2nd i already had 40 patients before the incident happened. so they were very quickly overwhelmed. almost another 150 patients showed up at the hospital. and as i said, it was just very chaotic on top campus trying to find children, children who didn't have parents. and it was very moving, but not necessarily in a good way. what we saw at the hospital yesterday was the clean up blood with water because they didn't have disaffected. so just a very difficult, very difficult time for everyone. scott anderson with the u. n. agency policy refugees in gaza. let's go to sport now and it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin. spain are once again, euro

alright, israel on the u. n. r. trading accusations over wide, desperately needed supplies in the gaza strip are not being delivered. israel says it's taking steps to increase the flow of 8 and blames the u. n for not getting the gods to the people who need them. but the when says ongoing fighting and the breakdown of law and order have made distribution too dangerous. for i believe family daily life is struggling against hunger and a worse thing for any patient crisis. boston and hygiene is not something they can afford to been annual loving more. there is no silver. no, to church locked and one other, nothing. what i yeah. i mean the price of the open or even if it is available in the gaza strip, so we can't afford any. yeah. yeah, no, i don't have money to buy, so can shake the living and refugee camp in federal garza here lack of sufficient doors. it's clean water, no working fluid system threatening. everyone's has or some kind of you kind of don't have money to buy food, let alone buy a bottle of shampoo or s

w h o, the ministry of health, eunice f u n r w a and partners are conducting a risk assessment on the scope of polio virus spread and the necessary response to stop any further spread. including prompt vaccination campaigns prior to the conflict. polio vaccination rates and gaza, or optimal a ceasefire is essential to allow and effective response. photo is a highly infectious viras. i'm can cools paralysis and death is found in sewage, water flow in gauze and refugee incomes. so the cloud b as in an adequate sanitation of the main contributors of the disease spreading. the idea, as long as the poto vaccination campaign for it's sold is in the ongoing process of moving a 1000000 shots have been built in to include a policy that we discussed. the issue with an epidemiologist and public health physician who was explained how dangerous the situation really is. we're talking about what is called what seemed to arrive all the also this is not the wild type. we had the sea in israel and several other countries that throughout the years because the are all call you have seen can you dates bac

w h o, the ministry of health, eunice f u n r w a and partners are conducting the risk assessment on the scope of polio virus spread and the necessary response to stop any further spread. including prompt vaccination campaigns prior to the conflict. polio vaccination rates and gaza, or optimal a ceasefire is essential to allow and effective response. polio is considered a highly infectious disease that can cause peralez season death. it was found in syria to want to gather some flows between the tents and guys of refugee camps. savannah overcrowding in those shelves as lack of teen was having proper medical care and united good sanitation and hygiene conditions. um even main contributors to the risk of the disease spreading of the uh, the humanitarian crisis is getting worse by the day. take that catastrophic impact on the health system, the, according to you and officials, only 16 all the regions. 36 hospitals are even partially functional. and also a $105.00 from a half gas and does only $45.00, operational. now let's press now live to and the largest and public health physician. n

w h o, the ministry of health units, f u n r w a. and partners are conducting the risk assessment on the scope of polio virus spread and the necessary response to stop any further spread. including prompt vaccination campaigns prior to the conflict. polio vaccination rates and gaza, or optimal a ceasefire is essential to allow and effective response apparently is a highly infectious virus and controls paralysis. and even death is found in the sewage, water flowing and gauze, or refugee comes in severe over crowding in those shelters and inadequate sanitation of the main contributors of the disease spreading. we've discussed this issue with, with an epidemiologist and a public health position basically explains how dangerous polio is. we're talking about what is called but seem derived all the also this is not the wild type. we had the sea in israel and several other countries that throughout the years it goes to or i'll call you of i've seen can you dates back? of course these carriers, it's on a risk in the schools because of the re

u. n. h c r, who is responsible for us, but asking them why they're not serious about our plight. looking for permanent solutions for us. the extension of a few months doesn't mean anything for us. even if we would turn toward tour and afghanistan, where will we go? what we'll do? nearly 4 generations have been born here on pakistani soil. what a good feel like strangers enough can assign and none of us are ready to return. we're not upset at the pakistani authorities who have allowed us to live freely for the last 4 decades. and we're grateful for them. the now the dirty politics between us gonna stand, pakistan has made our lives miserable. and now we are the things we requested all the concerned. it's already that that to make our lives easier and look for a lasting solution that will allow us to have a place we can call our home in the future when our children to can have good schools and hospitals with a better life. however, can barrow has strengthened us. it approaches the southeastern caribbean. intelligent say it's the earliest an atlantic american has reached the categor

u. n. h c r, who is responsible for us by asking them why they're not serious about our plight. and kind of looking for permanent solutions for us. the extension of a few months doesn't mean anything for us. even if we would turn toward tour and afghanistan, where will we go? and what we're gonna do, really, for generations have been born here on pakistani soil. what a good feel like strangers enough can assign and none of us are ready to return. we're not upset at the pakistani authorities who have allowed us to live freely for the last 4 decades. lot of we're grateful for them. now the dirty politics between the dentist and pakistan has made our lives miserable. and now we are, they, we request all the concern of the car. these are the, to make our lives easier and look for a lasting solution that will allow us to have a place we can call our home in the future when our children to can have good schools and hospitals. a better life. people in the kind of in bracing for hurricane variables to make landfill in the coming hours. unusually warm ocean temperatures. solar storm quic

u. n. h c r. who is responsible for us? asking them why they're not serious about our plight. looking for permanent solutions for us. the extension of a few months doesn't mean anything for us. even if we would turn toward tour enough dentist and where will we go and what we're gonna do temporarily for generations. like i've been born here on pakistani soil with a good feel like strangers and ask him to sign. and none of us are ready to return . we're not upset at the pakistani authorities who have allowed us to live freely for the last 4 decades. not that we're grateful for them. but now the dirty politics between afghanistan and pakistan has made our lives miserable. and now we are that they, we request all the concern, it's already that, that to make our lives easier and look for a lasting solution that will allow us to have a place we can call our home in the future when our children to can have good schools and hospitals with a better life, but more than a 1000000 people in india and uh, living by picking through 62000000 tons of rubbish each year. but unusually hot summe

the i d, n u r p, and state being able to defend its own territory against the russian attack was just, i'm thinkable at that point. so 2 percent was it was amazing guidelines to try to reach. and so we went from in 2014, the total number of allies being able to meet that total to now we have, i think it's $23.00. are going to meet that total as of 2024. yeah. in 2014 or 3. now there's $23.00 and you also have to figure in the middle east countries like saudi arabia or guitar is spending around 7 percent on defense. so 2 percent doesn't seem like too much to ask. okay, but it is that going to be enough to fund day? so given the challenges, but they to currently faces to i think so because if you think about how big the european economy is r s o 20, that's for a fall. 32 allies reach to percent. you're talking about a massive increase from even where we are now. where as i said, $23.00 will meet that total. but i think you're out, you're also right. there are countries like poland and the politics and finland and the czech republic where they exceed 2 percent because the threat to them

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u. n. h e r. there's tons in many thousands of tons of 8 supplies and pot of water on the border and all denied access. and this is before the border cross was close by. and so using famine and denying medically, it has become a weapon. war must be incredibly frustrating to know. that is just sitting there. we could do so much good if it was allowed to get in a rose. yes for us. you you said that after 2 weeks you were going mad. can you just explain what it was like for you to actually leave off to being there? and actually that's what drove us in the us. you, you know, you're there and you're feel, you know, i'm an american and i saw like my presence there was some way of protecting the palestinians, especially my healthcare folder, especially the other doctors and nurses. but really everybody's because these realize just don't want that. that process going, american citizen is but it can avoid it. so when i last, you know, even though i was being replaced by other people, i knew that. but you r

that was more feud buried under the rubble intel r y a u. n. one college hospital, a bank and residential towers of old been destroyed. so i felt as i found them a sort of thoughtful for a lot of the time from the ambulance and emergency department in northern casa, immediately after learning that these valleys partially withdrew from the tel. i'll highlight in the cause of city we went there, found bodies, most of the bodies with decomposed because the ambulance team was when not allowed to reach a place. that's still there's a large number of bodies under the rubble of the headed headings. and there is being the following developments from outside deluxe, the hospital in central garza, a slight thing is happening in the western parts of the dawson, the very close to the post line. but also the is there any courses have been targeting at different areas across the causes to be one of those? those targets is an apartment and those are that street where at least for college and use wakefield and others were injured. and also they targeted at ran

r c. i read that that's only about 26 percent funded according to the u. n. why is that? if it's such a dire crisis, why is it so difficult to get the kind of funds that organizations need in order to get so much needed a to the population? i think there's 22 big reasons. first, globally, doris, somebody's mandatory and cartridge, you say the world is on fire and every place you look at every region of a welders crises due to met attorneys. unfortunately, some policies are better funded than others. and every ukrainian child who's pleading that crisis have you created and reference your needs all the assistance and deserves all assistance. they can get the soda, the children of africa, sort of the children of colorado. and unfortunately, we find that the world has not allocate resources fairly, truly based on the amount of turn, the, there's too much politics in that we need to take politics out of the manager and assistance. and i'm sure that those words needed most starting in the caps and displays caps, of the congo, where there is not enough resources to the basic bas

r to the hon. gary and foreign minister spoke on this topic. he said that he was always sure that the u. n. was created in order to communicate with everyone. so it turns out that everything is not so right now. the west has decided that it was created in order to bolster its exorbitant ambitions to play the role of hedge them on, on the world stage. i think the united states will understand at some stage that it is better to be part of a constructive process rather than running around with the baton, sanctioning military and the other and forcing everyone to dance to their, to more over the, to and often changes their for years and another to the russian foreign ministers spoke about how the recent events in switzerland were not serious. and then how russia has been willing to negotiate from the beginning. but these negotiations have to be realistic. negotiations that are not just and the pounding the podium and demonizing russia. but actually amd at the escalating tensions and getting the conflict toward a ceasefire and resolution. zip schools, not but i w and a course has been taken to p

u. n says nearly 26000000 people at toughest adults population face via from shortages. and 755000 are on the brink starvation. both the army in r as and for being accused of war crimes. the international criminal court is open to new investigation calls for don logan x amount of charity and sci fi. i have come to nothing and with the boarding function, seemingly unwilling to compromise to the fighting and the suffering stones people goes on. how likes could helpless out to 0. we can now, since ellen boswell has the horn of africa project director for the international crisis group. he's joining us from cairo allen. boswell, thanks for your time with us one l to 0. if you can just sort of give us your readings as to where things stand militarily right now on the ground and so done. sure, well the artist does continue to take some ground. they have some, some new momentum in various parts of the country. but i think the better way of phrasing this is that the student needs state continues to collapse. the army continues to be unable, essentially, to launch the major account or offenses. and it also continues to struggle to hold t

u. n says nearly 26000000 people at toughest adults population face via from shortages. and 755000 are on the brink starvation. both the army in r as and for being accused of war crimes. the international criminal court is open to new investigation calls for don logan x amount of charity and sci fi have come to nothing. and with avoiding faction seemingly unwilling to compromise the fighting and the suffering stones, people goes on a good, helpless out to 0 just in lynch's advisement, the american and joe, the conflict observatory closely monitoring little incident and joins us now from washington. dc. good, talking with us mr. ledge on the program, we just began to split the bridge. ha, ha ha ha. bridge is a key piece of infrastructure linking, linking on demand to call to mules, and that's not a lot of action. as we saw over the weekend, i mean, how important is that link and what's options all day now for both sides and the way that they can sort of supply that troops and the sort of strategic gain. if there is one of making that link in our approval yes it was, you said this is a really a key piece of infrastructure. i was j

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