u. n. u. s. state were neither free nor fair, despite their efforts to isolate russia, food, and is tightening his grip on power with the help of russian oligarchs. they are finding ways to evade you, sanctions by purchasing real estate and mega yachts abroad and buy funneling cash into overseas investments. the u and other western nations have announced further punitive measures against russia, including more sanctions if anything, embargoes is made easier by places with friendly ties to russia. while you, nations including the republic of cyprus, are sanctioning russia in northern cyprus. those rules don't exist. the coastal town of is kayla has become a haven for russian investment. business is booming for realtor, i met daf, man. russians are buying up properties. they're transforming the town into a holiday. destination bomb money is flowing. not all residents are profiting from his skill as new found fortune. real estate agent estimate of mine is driving into a beautiful new world, at least for him and his clients. that is, these fancy new apartment blocks are in the cypriot turkish coast, inside town of it's gonna the, and up month sells them by the dozens, mostly to foreigners. russians and iranians are among his best clients of mine and his russian colleague, irena cutting. it's curren

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u. n. u s. has vetoed more than 40 resolutions. i believe it's actually $46.00, a condemn user. this is going to be the continuation of that. we have the invasion of southern lebanon. we have the grand old tradition of the brand heights. us was always defending, is right at the national stage. but the point of making is that in the run up to the us draft, they were advertising. we want a ceasefire. and now they have a text that calls simply and unequivocally for a rama down ceasefire. so only by the way, for the next 2 and a half weeks or so, it, it doesn't make sense. it's not coherent for the us to say 3 days ago. we want to cease fire and to say today we're not gonna vote for this. well the, i think the us wants to be perceived as a leading the so called international order. but actually what we've seen, that's been a retreat in the us dealership and basically supporting his current, the occupation. and i think what's the us, there's not one to have, doesn't want to give the, the diplomatic, when to china or russia and for our international stage. okay. is there any chance for a ceasefire that you and i have stopped counting? how many draft resolutions have been shut down? i think there could be a potential that sees a ceasefire if all of the people and all of the states can get and negotiate the type of. she's fine, it's not only about the cx 5, but also how you can implement the ceasefire and put further pressure on this or eighties. i think for us, besides the un security council can actually put pressure on this res by removing and stop sending to weapons and financial support and providing them throughout the cover for this i'm going genocide. okay, but what, right. so that's in theory though, because in practice what they're doing is they've just passed a bill that makes sure they're not funding under wall, which is the posting in the u. n. agency that helps the the deliver is a to palestinians and gaza. so not funding palestinian refugees and gaza still providing weapon stays real. that's the reality of what's happening now. that's exactly it. and i think that the administration is really speaking about the escalation of war blinking has visited the region multiple times. i think that we will have to look at the domestic context here. i think we're coming to the election season is one of the domestic impact of this war. and i think the bi ministration wants to push forward and focus on the elections. one thing i shouldn't mention that i didn't to the us vice president couple of harris hasn't ruled outcomes, consequences on israel if the war continues as on his current pace. is that that some things that significantly, well, i think the buying of a decision is unhappy with the company as of this one because it's an impact. it's the re election purposes. trump is looking very strong and varies, but the drum states. so

u. n. s a u. s. sponsored ceasefire resolution was expected. you know, actually it wasn't expected. you know, uh the staff of the us ambassador to the u. n. worked diplomats in the state department in the white house, you worked 4 weeks on the, on the draft on the text for this. so i think before they brought this to the security council, they were actually at least largely hopeful that it would pass perhaps because as you mentioned 4 times now, including this one that the security council have a going forward with a any resolution 3 times of those 4 types, the u. s. v towed now it's china investor and of course the feeling in the us is that the rush and the and china did. there's not, as we just heard from the best, are us address or to the you and that this for i so diplomatic reasons. but to put the u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. now calling for a immediate and sustain c

u. n. u s. has a little bit more than 40 resolutions when it has come to israel, and this will be a continuation of this. and one of the issues maybe be reflected in what we just had from us, vice president come of the house. they are the, when she was pushed on whether or not they were going to be consequences for israel . and the event that had carried out a ground defensive into the alpha. she was pretty vague on that. she said, well, we would look at the situation. we would say, but you know, she would not be tied done to, for them. know, even the us would actually take any action if it's 0. what the us, as described as crossed a red line that's to and i think really what the us can do if they really want to stop this on stilts and ongoing genocide. just put the read the pressure on is the pressure will come by a 3 avenues. first of all, we're stopping the export of the weapons and munitions. secondly, stopping the, the provisional financial aid and finally supporting a united industry solut

u. n. u s. edited version of that it was really, it did it. it shows isolation, it shows uh, tension with the united states. you mentioned united states that is the us on the any pressure whatsoever, especially when it comes to providing homes to is this is what's so bizarre, right? this is really, is probably the most absurd part of it as a student of international relations. i can tell you that we don't know of another such case of a special relationship in modern times where to buy one country in this case is right. that is totally, totally, totally dependent on another country, a superpower. in this case, the leading watch supervisor with the united states. this is choose the, you know, the big thing is, you can be, you know, you get a big guess. got to be choosy. is there is a bigger that is incredibly choosy about how it runs the sort of issue, but i'll just, in fact, problem you still have to know thanks person by didn't worse for him. works for him by the fact that present by didn't or the ambassador greenfield to abstain right? for th

u. k. n u. s. and ukraine to serve some sort of chaos and panic in russia as well as he says that russia should be able to recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. now we also heard from russian president vladimir puts in, who did previously mentioned that this was linked to the hispanic state. but then again, why were the terrorist lead to ukraine? let's take a listen to say, so i see that you look at all 4 of the data, but bit rate, those of the terrorist attacks. all those who shot and killed people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state board. now, previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia were also all linked to ukraine, including deadly attacks against the journalist, as well as the cry me in bridge attacks. now what's really interesting is the ukraine spied cheese. uh, it's not really shying away from threatening to do something about the roots that russia is essentially building to connect to moscow to it's new territories. let's take a listen. let's see. and this promotion has actually been building a railway for over a year. now to connect to our southern temporarily occupied territories, this process is almost complete and this could pose a serious problem for us. but i hope that we can somehow manage the overland section of the railway. we all have experience in this, and it is much easier than the issue of the crime in bridge. now, despite the push statements thing, despite what came out from the investigation, ukraine is still denying any involvement in this. the russian foreign ministry, though still insist that key of should stop supporting any terrorist activities that assure the hand over the cold press to moscow, as well as a compensate the families of the victims. we also know that ukraine is part of the conventions on and to terrorism, so it can not really turn a blind eye to this. i mean, he does have some obligations to follow here. taking us through that to our, to correspond into my email is shar, over join. now in this to do by serial deluxe, i have french geo political on the list for his take on today's departments. good to see you my system again. and in fact, the last time we spoke was when this event on crooked city hall happened at some ad for the 22nd of, of march. no developments on not or emerging new, trinity in foreign ministry with some big statements to date. have we seen sufficient evidence to support the accusations in europe, you as well, and all the leads that we are are pointing out of the fact that if those with her wrist were misleading, so it's not a if the atlantic states has just to cover up, we'll know of this, and when it was with you last time, i give a few example why it cannot be east lennox states. what we know so far is that the ukrainian services could not have done this alone. they, they have a, have to have at least the approval of the united states, and most probably the brightest secret service. also i, my 6 and c i for the united states. so the, the, the only thing that the screw up in the plan is that the, the, we're not expecting the russian services to get those guys alive and have them talking. and they have been talking and we, the russian services wearable to gather intelligence that pointed that the financial system came from the ground and put some money, a link to, to your claim. so i mean, it's of use, it's absolutely of use that it's something that was a ver alder bar backed up by the united states is included by the funding services . there is absolutely no depth about this. the only problem is that we need to find a rock slowly evidence to prove this, but facing the narrative and the dope side that is imposed by it west of is isaac, isaac, isaac, and that we will make it. we've also just heard the ukrainian spite chief, essentially taking in direct responsibility for the 2022 at deadly crime in bridge attack, suggesting there may be further incidents on real ways to come. ukraine's main bonkers. the us have wardens at key if against the talking russian energy infrastructure because it's in putting energy prices at global energy prices, oil and gas, etc. so is that in a run that by the way it's giving the green light to more attacks and civilian infrastructure. and from the ukrainians. yeah. well the thing is that when i have to understand that at the point where we are, we all know that your plane is not just a tourist organization. it's, it is just a 3rd state by itself. uh, the 1st give which uh they have always been doing like this and they are acting they b as the responsible for the some nation of the, you know, the, are responsible for the assassination of the flat on that the ski. they are in very serious situation on the front line than they are phone being all civilians in a, in belgrade they are trying to bomb the energy of resources in the mix deeper into russian for the russian state. and during the or is that not even according to them, as questionable because it's so there is nothing. unfortunately, there is absolutely nothing to expect from you, frank, to slow down, and then we will. we know that we will try to do everything they can just try to. again, the premium breach for them is uh, uh, something i don't know why they are fixing on this because the, uh, the russian army has different way to feed the front line. they are not even using this, but i mean most of the civilians are use the so once again the targeting civilians . and the only purpose of doing this is frank to flip flop the people from the russian for the version against the actual governance, and trying to flip them in a way that the police, the war because we, it's the to the imaginable for us are. but once again, those people, they do not know russian people we, we talk just again when the focus city whole terrorist attack happened. it was so fast when us officials came out to say that they had at no evidence whatsoever to suggest that the trainer ukrainians were involved. and they've backed off that denial, they've add double dime, but yet again, no evidence has come from the white house to definitively say that ukraine was not involved. do you expect anything to come in that regard or will they just hope that it goes away? well, the very 1st, the reason why they immediately said that it's not the finance, but i this is just to cover the ukrainians point. if they have not said anything, then maybe we would have looked at someone else. and if you allow me that just 11 point, the fact that those guys that were heading back to your brain the were probably not expected to be a welcome like zeros. but my best bet is that they would have been simply executive shut that by the door, sabotaged us to leave no trace. sure, and in the end, that's all the way the american embassy issue, the warning on the, on the 7th of march, and then the french campus and the as of march. and it's because of the 1st on the us obviously decided for 48 hours as specifying that it was extremism. and i'm finding that people should not have found the mass events concern its most probably because the target concert was nothing friday the $22.00 bit must probably be the one that was down the elements of march, which was shown on concert and the security there was much bigger than those for torres, the expected. so in this case, they decided most probably to do something different. but my best bet is that they wanted to do this before the election trying to sabotage the election. then this where the people didn't work. that's the reason why. i mean, they said that they warned the governments and the weight works. it doesn't work through simple message through the website. it's going through services just the services. and the junk derby said that no was not the have any, i'm sorry, will not the warrant any, anyone in the russian dollar on the adult? what's the problem that the set so you have nothing to expect from the finance. so thanks so much for coming in and the shooting, if you with a start of the laughter, french geo political, i list lives in michigan. thank you so much. i could just as we were hearing serial at brick, done there while washington shields its allies in t if instead firmly pending the pay him on. isis alone is law mich states. choice of targets in recent years has raised some direct questions, as ortiz, donal quarter explores in washington has been widely accused of aging and even helping for my sis ever since. it began trying to prop up so called moderate rebels and the syrian civil war about a decade ago. taking a look at the vast majority of the terror groups recent attacks, the trend is clear to see the effects of nations are all enemies of the west. oddly enough, isis has adjusted his plans and reason. he is a now what types? mostly enemies of the united states, such as the taliban in afghanistan, the river amiens, the legitimate authority is in syria and russia. this year, a see multiple ice us attacks around the world in iran, nearly a 100 were killed and another 300 wounded afghanistan was the side of 3 terrorist attacks. i need your last over 50 people just a week ago. and of course, the terrorist campaign has recently arrived in russia. what a coincidence that the west has a huge bone to pick with all of these countries. it goes without saying though, is law mc states main targets have long known the rules of the game. but it's somebody who said, you are american colleagues of actually stuff, fight an icing, the eric country, and have long been using the fighters. they have naturally, exclusively for their own needs, including for sabotage against the syrian government forces. after 20 years of occupation, the americans failed and had to withdraw. today they organized terrace groups like isis to replace their military forces in afghanistan. the us does not want stability or an improvement in the economy. trade in security in afghanistan because it feels that a stability is established. afghanistan, it will lead to the investment of countries like china with which the americans are in serious competition. even in the us, people are putting $2.00 and $2.00 together. the police are corrupt. we created isis. well, why would washington do such a thing? and the name of the us occupation is continued extraction of syria's resources. there was no doubt the us is the great or vices. but for those who deliberately close their eyes to the truth, the statement of robert f kennedy, the nephew of john f kennedy saying we created isis, reaffirms the fact that the american regime is the godfather of dias, isis. the us claims that it is present in syria to fight dice. that itself had a major role in creating is just an excuse to continuing its occupation and look serious national wealth, including its energy resources and wheat. at the same time, the us is trying to convince the world that is this was the only party behind the recent attack in moscow and the flex, any possibility of ukrainian involvement, flattering who in his already trying to link this to you grain and say that the printer's responsible and so you guys have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually on, by all accounts responsible for what happens with america as long track record of having shared interest with isis, and keeps history of terrorist attacks in russia. it seems unlikely that isis fighters just woke up one day and decided to attack russia. perhaps the islamic state was only one party to a trio of terror, but it's now been thrown under the bus by the driver. ukraine's largest book store chain started to sell the memoirs of a croatian nazi who was responsible for the execution of over 30000 jews in the holocaust. i'd say probably which served as the head of the croatian public government which collaborated with nazi germany. aside from jewish people, he's also believed to be responsible for the mass killing of serbs, enrollment egypt, seats. the recently published book is focused on career has pushed for independence . while his complicity in the genocide is simply omitted as well. the case is another instance where a key of appears to be white's washing the deeds of the printing world war to nazis and their allies see printing authorities of what it says. collaborative got a slot for this month for his actions during world war 2. he was applauded in the canadian parliament as we're seeing here during live mirrors, the landscape, visit their last year, causing domestic and international backlash. kids has also been renaming streets. the tad's names tied to the ussr or russia some after actual fashion. u. s. military veteran scott fan, it saves up the promotion of these nazi memoirs is a form of ukrainian brain wash. for this memoirs of the nazi is uh, you know, to me displays the uh, irrationality in the fall and the parts. and the stupidity that animates the, the political regime of zalinski and t, as in their last throes, because it's clear they're getting their orders from the c. i a state department, because this entire narrative of ukraine's war against russia has been built on this classic brain washing m k ultra mind control, narrative west. the response is quite an example of hypocrisy because on one side, the american people hate nazis. they hate the killing of innocent civilians and jews and serves and grow ads and russians and everything that transpired during world war 2. however, the government, the c, i a, the victorian newlands, the rock, obama, joe biden, hillary clinton's types. they are on the side of genocide and the and purging people for resources. look at what t

u. s. refusing to veto the u. n. c s c 5 resolution. what, what was your initial reaction to this news? oh, the tension between united states and anything. yeah. whole definitely. and his government has been uh, rising. and the last period it will, it started with what this going to do. they should they added 4 items and then it can to the recent weeks, maybe after benjamin the pen. yeah. hold on systems to go on with the war and goes without clicking any, a chance for even and humanitarian assistance to go through the and guess a now and there is a fee that they uh, there are feelings in the united states of bethany always working on better seeing uh by doing more and more to cause him to lose the coming elections and to bring back to the white house, the republican party before the end and doing them for them. and we are a member of the for the use of the drums and presidency. and let's see, this isn't a nice inc, 6 months as little as legal answer is that it is an ice thing, jet or selling as like a television or a little because the

u. s. u n. agency for palestinian refugees warrens that humanitarian conditions are reaching tragic proportions. as hunger has spread all across the enclave. president say the month of fasting for ramadan comes amid the pain. are the same i live with my family in this 10 to where we will observe the holy month of ramadan by fasting and praying. when i made these decorations to make the children happy because they have seen enough horrors during this war, we were displaced in the middle of it all. today we welcome the holy month of ramadan with pain. i'm sorry. the children were denied the rituals, the strips of wood that families, including the meals. many children were killed or wounded. this is ramadan comes image, pain, suffering, and cruel conditions. we have no vision all hope on the futurism, such as. we don't know how to feed all children on how we can fost and they own this. neither water, no refreshments are available, like a silence for a 2nd. how can one receive the month of ramadan

u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and, and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. over whelming, we support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel. mpeg lincoln said i come before you know it as a us extra estate, but as a, as a jew when he arrived at idea of headquarters and tell him even minutes the genocide, why do i really believe does take lincoln seriously. i mean, newland is going in the past few days. i mean, i think there's a number of reasons. one, it's be

u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. overwhelmingly. support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions, as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel impact. lincoln said, i come before you know it as a us extra estate. but as a, as a jew, when he arrived at idea of headquarters in tell of even minutes the genocide, why do our believe does take lincoln seriously? i mean newton has gone in the past few days. i mean, i think there's a number of reasons. one, it's because it's

u. s. the, you russia in the u. n. maybe expand its throw in china, throw in the early and have a proper international approach. rather than letting secretary blinking tool the running while, you know, as well as i do the geopolitics of this world. uh and you know, because of that, why doesn't happen very fast. this has to do with that much pull the picture, then the one we have in front of us call signed to us back. and that would continue for a while until we can get it set back again. at the moment. i must say that i'm very uh, in support of any major initiative from members of the council and all this. that's one of the work on the line of trying to set up a different direction of the negative trajectory that is on the ground. that is the politics of today. it seems to me that all parts of the international system on this conflict right now was sounding the alarm. you have the secretary general, the united nations using that very rad power onto the you and charge the optical $99.00 to convene the security council t

u. s. u k n o u z. let's have a curious china state swanson. cyber attacks aimed at disrupting and customizing government decisions, stealing trade secrets and silencing critics on staging. on tuesday, we heard from the new zealand governments that said that approved florida 8240 in 2021, access an internal system for solomon terry ins, as well as a system for troughing walls. so they say that these actors removed as soon as they were identified and that they worked with china's ministry to state security. and you're dealing raise these concerns that moving forward with the us and kate on monday, with a step further and posing sections and several chinese individuals who say that these individuals have been working with the group learned as 1831 that has been for about 14 years and their activities include in sending 10000 initial e mails to groups that were for schools of china, including dissidents and governments. officials, with the aim of hacking into the confuses and internal services that china h

u. s. and i spent, the situation for guys is population remains, remains extremely dire. the u. n. is wanting, the assignment that simon in gas is almost inevitable. it's a deliveries don't increase significantly. joe, genuine plain slides have an old and gaza dropping packages of rice, flour, baby, milk, and other essential items. palestinians gather in the ruined streets below, trying to guess where the 8 packages will land as people struggled to feed their families and made israel spite to destroy the militant group by mouth. agencies the cold and drops the measure of last resort. because many drops day to reach those most in need yesterday and the day before they were ed drops and the noise, but some of them the, the reach days were in the communities because of the air. and the wind actually. and so the, the, the distribution is, is not clear for the people. plus, it doesn't reach the old, the, the categories or the people who are still in the north. they've got this trip. the united nations warning of widespread hunger and gauze is guessing more urgent. if something doesn't c

u. n has also voice saying that american vito's of costs the palestinians, the lives the u. s. is one of the only 5 permanent members that can veto resolutions and it's accused of misusing it. is use of the fee to a hindrance to decision making in the un security council on disability. so the agenda of a select group of countries will bring in our guests in just a moment. but 1st the report from the coastal, i'm sure he's in october. the united states veto, then i have a back and broadly supported un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease fire in casa so team of the 15 member council voted in favor for the united kingdom. that stained on the us said the initiative within the field with negotiations on the deal to free captors and instead of proposed as riser draft, we look forward to engaging on a text that we believe will address so many of the concerns we all share. a text that can and should be adopted by the council, so that we can have a temporary cease fire. as soon as practicable, based on the formula of all hostages being released, as this temporary cease fire is critical to getting aid into the hands of palestinian civilians who desperately desperately need it since, as well as well and also started in october. the us has vetoed 3 see 5 resolutions of the council. the u. k. upstate and getting all 3 votes, prussia, upstate and in october, the un security council has 10 elected members, and 5 permanent members who viewed the 2 pallets the u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies in vito's, cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to them best that of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees vibe, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in

u. s. president biden says funding off the humanitarian crisis in gaza is the number one priority. this comes as the u. n says a quarter of its population is currently at risk of famine. also in the program, germany investigates possible russian espionage officials in berlin are concerned by russian media report setting to german officers discussing health ukraine. quick crimea with german crews in this house. and tough talk from argentina as president heavier malay, in his 1st policy address to congress, one law makers, he intends to push through reforms with or without their support. the i, melissa chan, welcome to the program. president joe biden says the us will begin. air dropping supplies into gaza, a day after more than 100 palestinians were killed during an a delivery. the vitamin demonstration is also looking at other ways to bring in more assistance. john kirby at the national security council said israel supports the us air drop initiative and gave more details. the united states will carry out air drops of 8 into gaza in coordination with our international partners, particularly jordan. in th

u. n. is one of widespread malnutrition that in germany has stepped up its efforts to bring in food and supplies. germany has joined a handful of countries, including the u. s. and france. power shooting aid into gaza. germany's air force dropped for tons of released goods into the territory on saturday to the foreign ministry in berlin says every package counts. it also says these efforts are just a drop in the ocean when it comes to what is actually needed throughout the night. the situations awful, we can eat or drink and eat is very scarce. so i the to help a lot of the international community has also started delivering released supplies to gaza by sea, via and usually operational maritime core door agencies of criticize these efforts as inefficient and insufficient. and they accused israel of deliberately delaying the entry of trucks carrying aid into gaza. israel says it's carrying out the necessary inspections. and none of the we keep waiting for kate, this is not a solution that kind of what the by ship or by plane on there's no salt planes dropping aid and people fighting over at the bottom of the yeah, there are some children who drowned in the s

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n n. israel's allies have found the danger of starvation in gaza, also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy. let's continue to step aside, maybe to have a snack cleaner room and let them on to us. as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reported visits the cities struggling to cope with an influx of undocumented migrants and thousands of ukrainian soldiers have given their lives to defend their country against prussia. we need some of the families they've left behind. plus it's an african success story. the southern white vine is back from the brink of extinction. our reporter finds out health. thousands of the animals are about to find new homes in the want, the, and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. israel has prevented the head of the u. n's palestinian relief agency from entering gaza. it says there were irregularities and felipe last read these paper work. this comes after the un publish the report warning of an imminent fami

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n. n. israel's allies about the danger of starvation in gaza. also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy in this country, it's a step aside. maybe to have a snack cleaner room and left them off to us as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reporter visits a city struggling to cope with an influx.

u. s. the strictly prohibits the use of and the deployment of nukes, or w, m these into space. the u. n. g, a unanimously adopted this back in october of 1963. in response to these accusations, one recruitment said point blank, but he stands by this agreement. even so this was a soviet era agreement, not russia's, is my understanding. and that he is vehemently opposed to anyone deploying weapons in the space, given america's track record of retractions and withdrawals from numerous international treaties, such as j c, p o way, the new start treaty, so many others. shouldn't the cause for concern? be that the you, wes, might be the 1st to deploy such arms and a band in this decades old treaty. oh absolutely. it goes all the same. uh, 3 just would do not. it states almost worth the paper they assigned on it and united states is what it's called the agreement from capable a nation. yeah. as of now, i mean, the nation there, we're talking about the government. so yeah, united states thinks about itself as they're, you know, lots of free of any kind of obligation. yeah. it's absolutely possib

u n. reports as the u. k. australia, canada, and phones also continuing supplies. they include aircraft massage times technology and munition, including components for the s 35 cell phone, the use to attack gaza. but several countries have decided to stop supplying almost as well. they include the netherlands, belgy, japan, italy, and spain. well as well, has enjoyed strong support from some countries in the e. u, it's folding, policy chief has voiced his opposition to more um sales. how many times have you heard the most plumbing to lead us on for a minute to or 100 will say to many people are being killed by them. by the head. this is too much on the top is not proportional. well, if you believe that many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms to know that to prevent so many people being killed. so that's the, his accused israel of genocide at the international court of justice. but it could take years before any, but it just reached human rights. legal exports, bone that's sending weapons for the use and gaza is likely to violate international human goals. so to talk to and in february, a quote in the netherlands, ordered the country to quote the export of s 355 to jet, pulse to as well. as for the 1949 geneva conventions, states a legally bound to prevention, a side war crimes and crimes against humanity. opposition to the us as ministry support for as well is cooling.

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u. n. to stop and your to block any attempts by the international community to stop this war. and to allow agencies blacked into the slip and the u. s. as they know this, the score, i don't see any, a shame in this policy, even in the negotiations process that, that boeing now to release captives uh to try to get to uh, a 6 weeks uh, through scan. so that's the us position so far. okay. i say we have about a minute left on the program as a final thoughts. just remind us once again as if we needed reminding about the situation in gaza in terms of people's suffering right now, how close to funding is garza what's needed by how many people right now, just because so think about it. just one to 2 and the drugs i think that it's some kind of, again, the image results suggesting that the us as we get the best the button does receive the signal if assistance. and that was like a sense to see if we're going to help the air we're going to help. and by this the, this one through mind, the audience is but again, regarding the situation in gaza. it's devastating emergency medical teams are seeing evidence of serious and addition in the those we

u. n. genocide convention at least 12 palestinians have been killed by is really or strikes. and jeff of israel continues to ignore the un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. and also the u. s . coast guard is suspending the search and rescue efforts in baltimore after a cargo ship pit, a bridge causing it to collapse. state police say the rescue mission has now transition to the recovery operation. to find the 6 people who are still missing in southern mexico, thousands of migrants are set off in a care of i'm heading towards the us border on a whole late week march. it's become an annual tradition to protest against immigration policies in the us and mexico model raffle reports in the city of the tula in southern mexico. the starting point for new migrant care van, heading north toward the us border. we want to leave the temperature because temperature last turned into a large macon scale. this latest caravan is comprised of migrants and asylum seekers of various nationalities, including venezuelan, ecuadorian, and 100. many of them travelling with young children wherever we are going is simply to seek a better life. the truth is, we face many dangers in our country, and that forces us to flee with our children. human rights activists say the care of it during holy week has transformed into an annual tradition to protest against immigration policies in the us and mexico. uh, it will be adding up was, it's called the government hides does not take responsibility. yet the suffering of migration remains the same. take stations the robberies and above all, not allowing them to get some buses. it seems criminal to me. criminal to see so many people. so many children working on the sunday. last month, the us border patrol reported more than $140000.00 migrant encounters. while that number is significantly lower than the nearly 250000 reported in december. the governments of mexico and the us are feeling the pressure of curbing migration as national elections near in both countries. when we have it up a little alger 0, independence and us presidential candidate robert f. kennedy junior has announced his running mate for a november's election. california lawyer and philanthropist the goal shanahan will run for the vice presidency alongside kennedy's long shot bid for the white house. kennedy seeking to grow support among voters were unhappy with november's re match between joe biden and donald trump. for runners report from oakland, california. as robert f kennedy junior and his new running mate, nicole shanahan spent just a few minutes on stage together waving to supporters as the announcement event ended. but earlier each spend time praising the other. i want nicole to be a champion, is a growing number of millennials and gems, the americans who have lost faith in their future and lost their pride in our country. there is only one candidate i have met for president who takes the chronic disease epidemic seriously. it is 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u. s. v. 2 of the latest security council draft resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza, the policy num. bassett, or to the u. n. re add months or address members, he said, is there as well on guys the amounts to genocide for 5 months now? is it a it has been committing atrocities against the palestinian people on check and unhinged. and the security council has been prevented repeatedly from calling for an immediate cease fire to put an end to these atrocities. this is what we are talking about and that's why we are here today. stopping the daily war, crimes and crimes against humanity that are integrated to this is an easy assault. and putting an end to the genocide under way. let's bring in our diplomatic attitude, james space at the united nations for us. so james, again, that meeting triggered by the us see 2 of the cease fire, you know, tell us about the prevailing sentiment there among member states. what did we hear from them? oh yeah, this became almost 2 years ago the general assembly decided to take this initiative of forcing every single time automatically. now, when there is a veto bought permanent