u. n. was simply not willing to risk its own peace keepers in order to protect up to the civilians and searching for one to to die. that's a source of much resentment that the, that the you and really did file to stop the genocide and to protect the tootsie from those mastic is what do you make of the comments by french president and manual laquanda about the genocide he had said, you know, he had made comments about francis roll, for example, and what france could have done the microns apology is, is a very peculiar one, because in many ways he apologizes for the least defrances. finally, he apologizes for fronds and the international community not doing more to intervene to stop the genocide, but what he's not apologizing for is the fact that france was directly complicit in the carrying out of the violets for at least i, 2 months before the genocide, the french army, which was stationed to give her wonder, had been training. and i'm going to enter a hom way, who to militias, which were respo

u n u n was active in 2003, some 20 years ago. the security council adopted a roadmap for establishing the palestinian stage within a year following a proposal by the quartet to go with it was a very detailed roadmap, providing a monthly and even weekly timeframe for the process. hello. everyone was ok with that you get also took into account the territories of all the developments on the ground. today. we have guys. yes, but benjamin netanyahu has recently said that the gaza strip needs to be turned into a buffer zone. what they really want. and i don't know how it's going to end. take the town of ralph on southern gaza for example, where 1500000 refugees are living in a horrible condition. so they would prefer all these people to go to egypt and let them turn gaza into a buffer zones where no one will mess with them. as for the west bank of the jordan river, the 2nd part of the palestinian state, which is supposed to be united geographically and logistically, the west bank is full of illegal is rarely supplements and condemned e

u. n. was quick to forget the horrors of october 7th and choose as to focus only on the situation in gaza as we speak here. now, there are over 100000. these rallies displaced from their homes for more, more than 6 months. with their children. over 12000 rockets have been fired. that is read from gaza. in more than 3500 rockets and me solves, have been fired. that is read from our north and board. the from lab and on millions of these red, well that was the, is really invested in the united nations. get at it on speaking at the security council meeting that he expressed as well. sorry, and condolences to the families of those that were killed in the world. the central kitchen attack and gaza, he said it was a tragic mistake and his relative target civilians deliberately leave me alone. i was trying to carry out support him in response to the pep of sending and best of the who spoke earlier. we're going to go now to gabriel, alexander, who is standing by at the united nations and has been listen

u. n was active in 2003, some 20 years ago. the security council adopted a roadmap for establishing the palestinian stage within a year following a proposal by the quartet to go with. it was a very detailed roadmap, providing a monthly and even a weekly timeframe for the process. and everyone was okay with it. it also took into account the territories, all the developments on the around. so today we have guys, i know yes. but benjamin netanyahu, who has recently said that the gaza strip needs to be turned into a buffer zone, what they really want. and i don't know how it's going to end. take the town of rafa and southern gaza, for example, where 1500000 refugees are living in a horrible condition. so they would prefer all these people to go to egypt and let them turn gaza into a buffer zones where no one will mess with them. as for the west bank of the jordan river, the 2nd part of the palestinian states, which is supposed to be united geographically and logistically, the west bank is full of the legal is really settlements and

uh i, i served as a minnesota international relations and i was in the u. n. and you know, it's a place we respect, you know, mostly because ultimately that's what we created for that it had been added to that, that should not be any, was it, you know, beyond what we've gone through in the 2nd world war. but watching that particular episode made me want to do we have an equal rights at the united nations? do we have the people who can equity opportunity and not allow to we took a decision that we would take the meta to the i c j. but before would take of the match it to the eyes you do. we also had taken a number of steps to try and see that we can normalize it. go to normalize the situation con, have these deaths going on these of people. these are children and dying. every day on your screen, what do you think the world is thinking? uh, i think there's going to be an immediate association of, of any shutting in, in, in that area or any forming in that area. before we can talk about, you know, what do we do next? every day children, i'm dying guys. every day t

u. n. was able to get any sort of a staff members to, to get a look at the situation after being denied by several repressed by these really military to get in there earlier. he said the situation it out. she is devastating . and the effects for that health, situated health system and gods are incalculable. i have thank so much for that. it's gabrielle alexander for us at the united nations. those are al has agreed to open a new versions of guys or for food and humanitarian aid. the announcement was made up phone call between these ready prime minister and us presidents that you would find to demand an immediate c spot in protection for civilians in the strip. victoria guy, somebody has more of israel's nearly 6 month war, and the besieged population of gaza has pushed palestinians to the brink of famine, particularly in the northern part of the strip under pressure from the united states as rails agreed to allow desperately needed food deliveries through the airs crossing which connects to nor

u. n team was visiting the jetty and staging area for this proposed by the time of operation turnaround, scheming, about a 100 meters away, no injuries. they went into the bunker for some time and then continue that. so let's get more on this now from on it as we speak with i'm at least through a chief myra, for the auction of why it's good to have you join me right now. now the us as promising a lot with this project, isn't it a flush out the details for us? and what more do we know about this at the time of the well hello to you, mike. um and the, this project is very promising. they says want to marry k saying, please, to at the beginning of march president by the, in order to build a dock off, guys, a c t. sure to bring relief to the war torn, probably seen and, and clave the situation as you know. and gaza is dire. the un officials alarm sam and his pride in across the street was literally everybody's suffering from food and water shortages according to world food program. more than a 1000000 of people are experiencing a q tongue, or the pool will reportedly cost us more than $18000

u. n. agencies say was the name economy problems such as highland inflation nor productivity at parentheses. the value is in a rosa drive and the prices, the u. n. agents and said the price is a major staple. res continues to rise across the region from 10 percent to more than 100 percent compared with the 5 year average. molly's silver leon down by julia are among the most affected countries. nigeria largest countries is solving whether it's worth the cost of living prices in years. i mean government reforms expected to fix the economy is important to mobilize for the promotion and support of policies that can encourage the diversification of plants, animal and aquatic production. and the processing of local foods through the provision of agricultural inputs, access to productive results, is old to stimulate, increase production and improve products. availability. and central africa rely mainly on imports to meet 0 population who needs the u. n. h as a set salary as close by f was senses as restrictions on the flow of foods among countries also exhausted the challenge while millions of peo

u. n. team was visiting the jetty and staging area for this proposed by the time operations turnaround scheming about a 100 meters away. no injuries. they went into a bunker for some time and then continue that so well at the beginning of march, president vida, in order to build a dark off guys, a city shore to bring relief to the war torn powered student and clave the poor, which will reportedly cost us more than $100.00, an a $2000000.00. when ready? we're here at the beginning of may. the us says they will be able to deliver some 2000000 mills a day. well, all of that may sound like good news, right? but the big question remains, whether all these efforts were really necessary and will it actually change things on the ground. the argument is that the ports will provide relief specifically to the north of gaza. that is now hard to reach because of severe fighting between is rarely forces and military this but with the port will the problem actually be solved? a 3rd party is supposed to be driving trucks down the pier onto the beach and deliver human hearing aids further to those in need. with

u. n. team was visiting the jetty and staging area for this proposed by the time operations around scheming about a 100 meters away. no injuries. they went into a bunker for some time and then continue that so well at the beginning of march, president vida, in order to build a dark off guys, a city shore to bring relief to the war torn poly student and clave the situation and gaza as you know is dire or the you at officials alarm fam and is pregnant across the street with literally everybody's suffering from food and water shortages. according to world food program, more than a 1000000 of people are experience and acute hunger, the poor, which will repulsively cost us more than $100.00 an a $2000000.00. washington sends it ships and equipment, and even american birds around $1000.00 troops that bite an ordered and stresses all the tie will not step foot on the guise of shore. when ready, we hear at the beginning of may. the us says they will be able to deliver some 2000000 mills a day. well, all of that may sound like good news, right? but the big question remains, whether all these efforts

u. n. has suspended as well, pending more information from israel. the other 6 remained under investigation. the u. n. said it was looking into what it calls corrective measures for the staff member whose case was closed. the, the secretary general wants to be extremely proactive for the sake of all right. uh, for the sake also of, of the, uh, tens of thousands of on the other on, while workers, uh, were continuing to do their job in the most difficult circumstances. right. um, so we will continue. we will go where the evidence leads us and we will continue to appeal to donors, just report unable to support on what generously you and investigators are expected to be back in israel next month. so their final report is not expected to be ready for at least a few more weeks gabriel's onto, i'll just see it at united nations in new york. well sort of head on out to 0. why can't he is refusing to leave the homes despite devastating floods the in depth analysis of the days headlines? that is the failure to free, the captive still being held by him asked how difficult a moment is best for prime minister netanyahu is try

in a case before the u. n's topcoat, it was brought by nicaragua and cools for emergency measures to stop gen a from selling weapons to israel. it also wants berlin to restore funding to the us agency for palestinian refugees audra. the crowd was noisy. i had harsh words for the dual role gemini, is playing in what the i, c, j has already ruined to be approvable case of genocide. it is indeed a pathetic excuse to the best part is teaching children women and men and goes on to provide so many tammy and aids, including 2 ad drops on the one hand and to furnish the weapons and committee terry equipment that used to kill and then the 8th them and to kill also for many to be an age, because as most recently evidenced by the missile, i tech against vehicles and vehicles, a real central kitchen. on the other hand, i say now from steph besson, she is vague, and it must have been an uncomfortable 2 hours here for germany at the world's highest court in the hague. nicaragua had some harsh words for germany, saying if this facilitating turn aside in gaza, it's an interesting and unprecedented c

u. n. a. she was encouraged by the number of countries now told him that the need for a piece. so i notice that the british and the, the us representatives at the security council. she did not acknowledge strong shot the words so that i said, but that's fine to me. i think the facts on the ground are speaking to what i'm talking about. and i also some of the temporary members of the un security council spoke like mozambique and the things that they were saying and other countries as well. very much supportive of negotiations. and i am was especially impressed by what the chinese representative had to say. he also said it's time to, for negotiations to direct negotiations. and that needs to happen. we're leaving bestbuy to rush it, having a great off of hand. and this puts in as continually said, we're ready to negotiated, we're ready for peace and to get this thing over with. now the session, the russian envoy also said that the, the westbound support decree and has raised a monster whose terrorist tentacles are already visible outside. you create in those where he's wood, is t

so me thing i'm trying to guitar said was also for another war in the middle east runs on boss. so that's v u n says his country was left with no choice spot to act options. national communities failed to denounce, as well as attack on its embassy, is really a mass of the code for all possible sanctions against a wrong set to run across a red line. and this was woke up not test reports of being unable to pre, a more action to take off the saturday night strikes. as long as presidents has warned, as well, against any further attacks. it's the 1st time the run has directly targeted as well, from that soil. and it's been one year since to dawn plunged into a devastating complex moving 11000000 people have fled the homes because of fighting between the army and permanent to rapids support forces. now the country is on the brink of famine, with the un warning that hundreds of thousands of children could die in the coming weeks. haven't moved on reports from on demand. now the student needs capital. a clock tower and rolling along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. what involved in terrorist activities? now the review was commissioned by the u. n. following is really allegations that 12 on russ stuff were involved in the october the 7th one month terror attacks. it concluded that on raw has procedures in place to ensure it's neutrality that, that, that is room for improvement. i also the w's, tanya explained. my who's in jerusalem, how is ro is responding to this report about audra? it is that it has responded in a form of a tweet from the foreign ministry saying that that's according to so long a possible to determine. but when the ends and right how most ends and a very much criticizing the report as saying that it ignores the severity of the problem. and the severe infiltration of homos that when right is part of the problem and the part of the solution. and this has been to stands all alone after the serious allegations raised by israel, that some of the staff members buy one robot involved in the october 7 a terror attacks. now this report had been prepared by the french for a minister, cuz we colonda and a 3 human rights

u. n. that were on monday, it was just a little over $200.00 trucks go going in to the strip, and that's a dropping the ocean compared to pre, we'll figure is that we was saying $500.00 trucks a day crossing. so your agency is really sounding the alarm, but that still not enough. i going in rebecca rivers reporting from juris. busy while the world's biggest election is about to get underway with almost a 1000000000 people in india, able to vote prime minister in the run remotely. and his hindu nationalist b. j. p. are aiming to secure a 3rd 5 year term and the world's biggest democracy. the main challenger is a network of 27 opposition parties called the india alliance. this includes the congress parties entered on the narrow gandhi family, which has already given india 3 prime minister voting will. last 6 weeks. the w corresponding charlie out of in delhi, told me why india is voting over 45 days, as opposed to just one. it was simply because it's a vast country with the was largest population. nicole just imagine almost a 1000000000 people going to vote and some of the stuff to organize

u. n. that were on monday, it was just a little over $200.00 trucks going in to the strip. and that's a dropping the ocean compared to pre roll figures. and we was saying 500 trucks a day crossing. so your agencies really sounding the alarm that still not enough i going in. it's rebecca writers and jerusalem. and in asia, now the country has declared its highest level of alert after ok. no. or wrapped it . several times. authorities are racing to evacuate thousands of residents in the area and have issued a tsunami warning spreading ass and hartwell kind of clowns also force the closure of a nearby airport. the sky glows from fire, the law and flashes of lightning after a lot of candle in not the indonesia, it ups again and again 5. but this is captured the scenes from a nearby island the adoption of mount wrong pets. suppose the recreation of thousands of people from their homes are shut off last night. groups of local people were evacuating themselves. after they saw a small rocks coming down from the russian, people were in a panic and they fled. so our job is to make su

u. n. human rights council, the experts of the u. n. human rights group on the cadillac was presented their report on grave human rights violations. you know, the central american country. we, we do want to talk about direction the finger is pointing though, because, you know, israel, of course has a right to defend itself against a monster. many is assisting them in this endeavor, but providing 30 percent of all arms to israel with all of these allegations of the rules of war being broken in gaza. is germany down playing its role in this a? no, absolutely not. i mean it's a leader accusation. that's true, and germany, as you've said, and your report will be check, nickelback was acquisition and respond this morning before the quote in the hate. but what we have to know is that we come back what does not allow access to choices to all its citizens. so this is really an important issue here because you cut out what gets the media attention and it's not about channels. so it's not about easter island. god. so it's about because i grew up putting itself on the stage of internat

u. n. keep, basically gave away with what was not there. so can house to the land and in territory, right. and so it's been obviously, and they didn't do there, there wasn't, that wasn't baby, it's easy, wasn't very limited for the job. and right. and it's been, it's been a long time. and this has been obviously, you know, politicians are always trying to read the needle and try to have things both ways. it's, and it's the nature of the beast. and they're trying to separate the state of israel as a concept to support from the government, which they're characterizing as extreme as to the far right. and therefore kind of road. and it is true that they are far right. there's extremes, that is true. but apart and the policies go further, i mean, the work and scholars at this time around as opposed to 2014, let's say, yeah, he's more a street than it was in the past. and i think that is true. but you, i just, i just by the end, the reason the reason, listen, i know that i just did some have argued that these being scape goaded here, when in fact

so that's v u n says his country was left with no choice spots acts on his stuff. the community failed to denounce, as well as a tax on his embassy is right in boston, that cool for possible sections against iran, and said to run ads across a red line. just remove cabinets has proposed to the being unable to agree on what action to take off the sunday night strikes and runs. president has warned as well against any further attacks. it's the 1st time around his directly talk to israel from a swell, or as being one, excuse me, it's been one years since to don, plunged into a devastating conflict with an 11000000 people have fed the homes because of the fighting between the army and power military rough could support forces. now the country is on the brink of famine and b, u, and warning that hundreds of thousands of children could die in the coming weeks have been morgan report. some undermine that a student needs capsule as a clock tower in ruins, along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance, 2nd largest city and

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees unrest. it was one of several countries, but at health of support when israel accuse of for use of for winning a mazda is terror attacks october 7th, but an independent investigation, so that israel had not faxed those claims off with evidence. columbia university in new york has extended the deadline for pro palestinian student protesters to clear the campus. by 48 hours. the university says students have agreed to dismantle a number of tents police of warrant. they will clear the entire camp if the demonstrators failed to leave protests against the war in gauze, i have spread to universities. across the united states, several colleges have closed campuses and hundreds of students have been arrested. i asked a policy analyst list shoak a how these current protests compare with student movements of the 19 sixty's. a ton of parallels drawn between this movement and 1968, which was a massive student dismissal. if you're in a state and kind of abroad. i know millennial and it immediately actually remin

gemini has rejected accusations as being facilitating genocide and garza, and a case before the u. n's top course was full gemini, present to this defense on the 2nd day of proceedings. that means national court of justice in the hague. the case was broiled by nic correct? q a, who's cooled for emergency measures to stop from the, from selling weapons to as well. as germany's councils have set out new car rock west request has no basis in law effect. there are no legal reasons to justify the requested provisional measures. to germany is not a violate at the genocide convention, nor internationally to mandatory in law. now that directly not in directly talk to assess it will impose restrictions on exports to israel until it reaches a ceasefire. with from us, it's recorded cool that a unilateral violation of trade agreements and promise to respond new measures come a day off. the israel declined anchor as request to add drop age and gaza visa. how up with him sized cargo, chuck, letting you know, we had submitted a request to participate in the humanitarian aid operations with congress plains of air fo

what was this being the u. n. intervention recently lost it for about 15 years and has any recent need being taken out? having get to another international dimension is not what he needs. hatred was the 1st black so reinstate it was the best country to throw colonialism, to punish slavery. and yet a time and again of the decades just be more or more interventions that don't allow patients to solve their own problems and find haitian solutions, patient problems. now hated, does not have a functioning government at the moment. there is a transitional council this being put together, but how could any international force get a proper mandate to intervene? what there will be no legitimacy for any international force? the transitional count. so the central government may say that it's okay for an international task was to come in, but that doesn't give the task force legitimacy on the ground with haitian people. bear with me mind that they did not vote in this transitional counseling. in fact, they didn't bridge, and

and that's the hospital in con eunice, after there is a christmas and then he was at the u. n. with this stuff on to generate the spokesman for the un secretary general and asked him about what comes next. what should they do with that information? they say they need the forensic examination. where should they go for this? what would you, what would you advise on? i think it is important or excuse me, the circumstances to ensure that any potential evidence is kept in a way that is not compromised. we've called for an international investigation how that will take place. it's unclear this time. there are certain bought parts of this organization that have the authority to do that shit parts of the organization . do you think can be of how well, i mean there's, there's only investigate profitable those very right there, there, legislative bodies of this organization that could create and call for an international investigation that has yet to happen. in the meantime, it's important at all forensic evidence of the well preserved. meanwhile, as well as war cabinets has been holding

operations that resulted in that particular situation, but i was involved from the beginning of the civil war, 91, once the e u monitors pulls out in the u. n. came in and in fact i was the person who led the 1st exploratory mission for the us. and along with a finished cults, we travel through the wall fields and the was owns between the subs and the trots in october 1991. and we were dubious about the feasibility of peacekeeping at the time. but the world had already decided this was going to be the you and talk the place. and so the report for you wrote to the security council, wherever you said that there wasn't really an easy, viable peacekeeping concept to be suggested. something that the but as you split agreed upon was the one that was, was chosen. and then subsequently as a whole, washington interrupted, in bosnia and so on and spread throughout the former yugoslavia. i remained the person in the un peacekeeping department dealing with these problems. but they're all of a small team, but of course the rather large operation on the ground that grew as it. busy from a handful of observers, when i 1st got involved to something like 88

the public understanding of these days was that a lot of people couldn't understand what was really going on. the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester, the leads are speak swedish, so she was able to read the bargaining, adding the suggestion documentation, and to expose at the least for the the c violation some due process including active my new police. and i've already been, the case was open in 2000 and then the closing 2010 of the site they use for the opening 201010 steps the see shelly open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecute. the young me closed the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested in april 2019, a new swedish prosecute to reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed this additional one and full and that november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing. many of the investigation due general was never as of charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dental, they could have made dep

the public understanding of these days was that a lot of people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester. the leads are speak swedish, so he was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the the c violation some due process including active my new police and not very dense. the case was open in 2000 and then closing 2010 after 5 days for reopening, 2010 can stop d. c. shelley open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecute, the young me close the investigation and dismiss the case. and then when do nothing was that arrested in april 2009, 10 a new so you just press the key. just reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she close this edition once and football and november 2019. and the when noticed charges, you know, this case was disappearing. many of the investigation done was never as of charged for a and i can assure you that if they have an anti dense, they could have made deputy char gm. and the me

u. n. s. called the wells was displacement prices, nearly 2000000 still denise have fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to eva chad or egypt. the rest have entered sa. so don e c o p a and the central african republic. putting more pressure on already scarce resources in these countries, and the spread of the fighting to rule and little areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pushed down to the brink of finding. the un says at least 5000000 people now facing catastrophic hunger. even morgan reports from undermine. yes. that's what a nice capital cartoon, a block tower and rolling along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance. second largest city in the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery. drone and strikes has left to devoid of any signs of life. much of the city was once a strong cold of the iris staff during the 1st days of the fighting, which began a year ago. the army and the r

the conflicts a thank you very much for the light is from rough and southern gaza type of was o. meanwhile, the u n's talk causes that to rule on requests to order germany to stop sending ministry a to israel. case was followed by nicaragua and argues that button is fighting to prevent genocide or uphold international humanitarian law. it's the latest case involving israel before the international court of justice, south africa approach, the court in december, accusing israel of committing genocide. and then in a separate development, us is found 5 as writing ministry and is responsible for gross human rights violations in the occupied westbank. this is the 1st time that washington is reach such a conclusion. the incidents took place before the war and garza started despite the findings. the state department says these units have not been sanctioned to call and explains the 4 weeks we've been waiting for the us state department to announce the results of its investigation into whether certain units and israel's defense forces committed gross violations of human rights. the reason is the secretary sec

u. n. and that was in it is just the span of the last 6 months already that you and has been saying. and in 2023. they've seen the highest sacks on record by is really sub list. again, felice thing is it's kind of sitting is, would send you it is because there is a lack of accountability that says those feel that they have the opportunity to go ahead and attack palestinians, not only in the homes, not only in the villages we've been on the roles and on the line we've been speaking to palestinians with a tax buy is where the settlers who am i shouldn't be sure to. as we were in the street, i was driving my car and there were many cars all over the place. dentist such lives up, blocked the road in front of us and attacked us. they 2 stones at us and had guns. i was scared to death, only god saved us. and this is the feeling that has been shared by many, many palestinians because with the growing number of settlers here in the occupies westbank, they have been increasing bit of tax gotten getting off together to attacking palestinians about a city and say that the main goal of those att

u. n. that were on monday, it was just a little over $200.00 trucks going in to the strip. and that's a drop in the ocean compared to pre roll figures. are you saying 500 trucks a day crossing? so your agencies really sounding the alarm, but that still not enough i going in. yeah, rebecca, thank you so much for the time being. we'll get back to you in just a moment. but 1st we want to look at different debate that is taking place in israel. since the countries founding ultra orthodox jews have been exempt from the military draft, so they can better devote themselves to religious study. today they number 66000, but last month israel's top court effectively lifted, that exemption triggering huge protests from the orthodox community. the government under benjamin netanyahu has until the end of the month to agree a new conscription plan. now our reporter mean it says reports on the political uproar. that is, believe is threat to israel's war time. government ultra orthodox life is a deeply religious. there. calling is to pray and to study the tora. many of the men brought their

u. n . agency for palestinian refugees warner was found. there is no substantial evidence. it's employees are members of foreign groups. a former french foreign minister lead dot investigation, the head of israel's military intelligence has resign saying he takes responsibility for the lapse and security that led to the homeless attack on october, the 7th. major general our own. how leave is the 1st senior government figure to quit? donald trump's defense lawyer has begun the opening statements in his 1st criminal trial. the former us presidents is accused of full supplying business records by concealing payments to an adult film. actress. he's pleaded not guilty. the india's prime minister is being accused of hate speech for comments he made about muslims at an election rally in the western registered on state of the weekends. the ranger moody said if the opposition congress came to power again, was slims with how 1st rights to induce assets. the opposition has back accusing moody of trying to divert vote or attention from the real issues. nearly a 1000000000 indians are v

ensure the security of the southern states when the cease fire resolution was adopted, slaves and the lady representing the u. n d and obviously the u. s. and the security council. so we didn't vote, we didn't veto, such as the original resolution which i was on mandatory. and the hands, the rest of the document was no mandatory to search for. so we said this is a, is a very bad situation. we want to put an end as wireless to address humanitarian issues and firstly it. so we want the arabs to express their was initiated, supported by all us forces with common sense to do in every results on their own, initiate the ballast in the state issue. what about the armenian developments, but in minnesota that different creek was for one good instance. they say, for instance, we get even that we do not behave very well. we, we, we don't do, don't behave ourselves in the see is the, or this is how they put in the b a u is known so often teachers to them is another thing they declare of this flux to consider sure, you know the rest sacked. so that's all right, so evidently, so to q. so it means you, so using properties, we

everyone does as he pleases or 6 on the victims were foreign nationals and one was palestinian. the u. n. says it suspending aid movement at nights and gone. so because of security concerns that interfere with the rights as news agency, jose under as accused is rather of carrying out a war against humanity. they were target systematically, car by car. they attack the 1st car and we're still trying to get all the information on what happened on the 1st bar. we have a feeling they were able to escape saves me because was an armor baker. this was the only day the 3rd day we had that more big within 6 month trying to bring them in. but the 1st time we're baycove was heat and they were able to seem to escape. we still don't know all the details on the events and some, some people in your people even that they were able to move in december 1. and again, these one was hit. they were able to move in the 3rd one. in the process. we know they were trying to call but indicators of the moment, whenever it happened, they tried to beat the idea that why are they doing that they were targeting, as you

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