u. n. same and nearly 90 percent of the residents have been displaced now every day brings new casualties. according to the numbers you can see here, a 1000 children named gather, killed every 10 days added up from a daily total of 100 losing their lives. now we've discussed this situation with unicef communications officer, sally, more ways mr. huizenga is becoming more than that. that's profit gets its, uh, a really hell for to and then not right now. there's no where to go. that's i think that's the problem. the biggest problem and then goes i and what sets us apart from other conflicts. maybe 1900000 people have been internally displaced. um, those people are living in a very crowded, a shelters as a crowd the areas and they're being pushed even more to, to, to lesser and smaller areas. and this creates a real, a risk for diseases, but also for, for increased needs, changing it a for water for sanitation as well. uh, the musical help that we are seeing and know in, in god i'm in georgia now.

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u. n. s c meeting that they lost just huge number of french corporate. there's no harm in the same region. i don't know how much the price is. maybe they don't know themselves either. how involved they are in the situation and events. what are taking place from the heart of region right now? so, so they are, they are in a gamble. also they don't know who we scored slowly. so always for them safer to step aside and to, to let the situation lead to some direction where they can again, start to hold the french just most tens of their corporate groups in the heart of region. yeah, that's right. so, i mean, you're alluding to the fact that this could possibly be revenge by powers thought the losing 60 or french most in areas who are, who are hanging out in a very nice hotel in ukraine. what do you think? yeah, that's what, what do you think is the future now? we will now pretty much, well not unless you're watching the west of mainstream media. you should know better than that. but if you're watching archie and some of the other channels out the, you'll now know that also keeps failed c

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same? or do you want to go forward. >> reporter: the former u. n.already grabbed the early win. just after midnight nabbing all six of the available votes in the tiny town of dixville notch. new hampshire's secretary of state is expecting a record turnout today with 22 gop delegates up for grabs. >> haley's biggest weakness is that we don't know what she's going to do. whereas i know what trump is going to do and that's kind of the biggest selling point for me. >> it'd be refreshing to have a young woman that's intelligence in the oval office and also not to have trump come back. >> reporter: while congressional democrats descend on the granite state to support a write-in campaign for president biden, new hampshire officials are now investigating reports of a fake robo call impersonating his voice. the false call urges democrats to stay at home today. though it's unclear how many people have received it. and while president biden will not be on the ballot today because of that decision made by the democratic party, to move their first primary down t

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disastrous mountain and same view of the arabian buddha thomas is a common escape route for the cut suv said to iraq in recent years around $10000.00, according to germany's u. n. refugee age. the situation at the border is very tense. while filming the a rainy in control towers, we will briefly arrested and interrogated by the secret service of the could you show thirty's in those in iraq? on september the 19th 2023, a deadline set by a ron expired. it stated that by the states the rocky government and the could you show slower cheese in iraq must disarm the rainy into additional position groups and transfer them to locations fall from the board. there was a ron, these groups include the democratic party if it rainy and just um, the d p. k i. every year, dozens of young people join the policies, ministry forces, the push mega, the young codes and to go tough, military training. since the mine and protests, the arabian regime is spelled even most residents by this resistance group. we must agree post push maga, living in the mountains in a secret d p. k. i can say hi to you from possible mr. highland drone to tax. remember on all that they are among them is fu

u. n. a workers have been killed in the idea of selling of gaza than in any other single conflict. we've know the death toll has for past 150 relief workers. those same countries, the whole to the a to and i haven't reacted it to is really crimes. how can the western policies differ so much? i mean, how can they allow the stubborn double standard to exist? actually if we go back to history edison, so the occasion of the international criminal court and also the security council, especially with the, the guard and we, we know it's clear that everything that is against the policy of the united states is coming down the, the use of the security costs of the national to attack the competitors or and to call it the, the states that again said policies. so actually if we, again, if we see it historically, this has been the case of today. this was a gave goza, it became clear to the war. that is a, okay, fine. well, the story is competing at genocide drawer tribes. unfortunately, the words, you know, some countries in europe in particular. uh okay, and i think we've lost our connection with hired to l. a. re re academic and research and media and politics,

u. n. criticizing israel and how it's being conducting. it's more in gaza and not allowing humanitarian aiden and all of those cool spies parts of the un for a c spine. at the same time, we know that is well, has been a long critic of unread. this is not unusual for me as well to be making allegations of. i know, of course these allegations of form we'll see, race and what we've heard in the past. but it has said in the past, unreal basis of being used by tyra organizations. but an investigation is yet to take place. it's just a number of days ago that these allegations 1st came forward. so there's been very little time for that to happen. the response though, has been swift from the us. it's it's allies awesome that absolutely. we've had well, 9 countries, almost a dozen countries saying that we're going to stop the funding. we don't want to be touched by this. this includes the u. s. the u. k. jeremy big fund does of unreal an organization that is providing aid to, to 1000000 people in goals that this is organization was set up after the hour. a best way to go in 1948 to make sure the palestinians had schools had aid, had shelter. and this idea that potentiall

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