u. n. would not specify exactly how many people would be affected by this order. but for some perspective, i can tell you the un has about 1500 staff inside haiti and of those about 17 percent or international staff. now the un made this decision after reviewing a security and risk assessment that they look at periodically. and for the past 2 weeks or so, o u n staff working in haiti, or under a shelter in place order, meaning that they could not just roam around freely on the streets and that's due to the security situation there. now. now the main message from un headquarters on wednesday is that the u. n. would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now, more than ever as a un says that there are 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that ha

u. n. would not specify exactly how many people would be affected by this order. but for some perspective, i can tell you the un has about 1500 staff inside haiti and of those about 17 percent or international staff. now the u. n. made this decision after reviewing a security and risk assessment that they look at periodically and for the past 2 weeks or so. o u n staff working in haiti, or under a shelter in place order, meaning that they could not just roam around 3 weeks on the streets and that's due to the security situation there. now. now the main message from un headquarters on wednesday is that the u. n would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that have been pushed from their homes just this month. gabriel's on thou

u. n would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there are 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including $15000.00 alone that have been pushed from their homes just this month. gabriel's on though, i'll just see there at the united nations in new york, a still head on algae 0. the man just how mannion guys made any of his mission to loved ones. a dignified fairway, the critical debate. pony farmers are angry. people have starving and we actually have to exports a whole lot because we money to buy informed opinions. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments, for addition to the highest level, they've been using games for the policy. let me cut out of the student's name and date, and course the arrivals inside story on al jazeera, stripped from it switches and

u. n. would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there are 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that have been pushed from their homes. just this month gabriel's on though, i'll just see it at the united nations in new york. now jerry is president, has ordered the reopening of london and borders with new share and the lifting of other sanctions against it's neighbors or latino bowes directive follows decisions made that vehicle oscillating a butcher last month. he's also approved the lifting of financial and economic sanctions again skinny echo as leaders had agreed to lift economic sanctions against skinny share money and book unify. so following military cause in the west african nations, the gu

u. n. would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there are 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including 15000 alone that have been pushed from their homes. just this month gabriel's on do, i'll just either at the united nations in new york city, i don't ology 0 south. he's in celebrations in sedan after the army regains control of the state television centers. studios, the us congress takes steps to ban chinese social media, giant tick tock. people have reaction from beachy, the the hello that will look to north and there to and fi is a story for the us and canada. we've had an early stops, the was 5 season declared across parts of canada. we've also got an extremely critical fire danger, risk across from the central

u. n would not be leaving 80 and that the essential staff members would continue to do their humanitarian work in the country as best as they can just with slightly less personnel to do it. this humanitarian work is critical now more than ever. and so you and says that there were 1000000 haitians that are on the verge of famine. and about 360000 haitians internally displaced, including $15000.00 alone that have been pushed from their homes just this month. gabriel's on though, i'll just see it at the united nations in new york. was on more time bowers, the hated country director of the world food program. and he says that the violence and the capital for the princes, worst thing, the existing food crisis in the queue concern we have is that the order prints is essentially on a bubble. the roads in and out of 4 prints have been not controlled by arn groups for a long time. and these past few days before it's been closed and there been no incoming slides. what this means is that the food stops and 4 prints are being drawn down for the prints is cut off from it. so agriculture, inter land. a

u. n. bodies would give him money for doing work, but then that'll change the floor. doing. we also had private companies who with size single money, these even the accusations and evidence that shows and loveless private contracts with keeping those contracts because they were friends of bill and hillary clinton . and this is where the foundation comes into. and bill clinton was appointed as one of the co chairs of the 40 that was going to be throwing out the funds. these accusations that let me in funds and contracts with different to friends of the clinton, this is really cool. so much fee rate on the island. um in addition to that, there was a whole fiasco. it says it was the carrier co industrial park. again, this was another initiative by the state department on the bill and hillary clinton foundation. this was some $300000000.00 and we spend on a factory to produce close extent produce some to 1000 jobs on the island. what they did is they forced hundreds of farmers off the land, which caused problems for them, and that families only $8000.00 jobs created. and what we

u. n. that would have really put pressure on israel. they have it to our knowledge, stop sending them bombs and the president job. i did say that he would never take away the missile self defense, those sorts of things. but they didn't say that there wouldn't take away offensive weapons, and there really has been a move from some democratic senators to involve what's called the humanitarian law . any country that is blocking humanitarian aid, the us can legally stop sending them weapons. there's been calls from other democrats to stop funding. the is really military. don't forget, the israel gets a almost $4000000000.00 every year. and the president asked congress for 14000000000 more. so they have all of these lovers of power in israel, but so far they have not even hinted that they're ready to use that as you thank you very much for that. that is a patchy called haines. the bully knows so far about that conversation between president biden and fondest enough in yahoo. or the european union says that imitations re election for a system

there's not a mean it would have probably ignored or the resolution is it says, you know, the u. n is too biased. the security council has to bias, of course, it would have been too happy about trying to comply with it. but again, the specific resolution which also tied into the hostages really springs us where we are all the time. it's about getting how much you agree for the hostages released before he's really going to agree for any ceasefire and this back and forth. they've been seeing for weeks and weeks now. it is still ongoing. okay. i see that session on the chevy resolve is missed. i'm well, i spoke to shina low from the norwegian refugee council in jerusalem, and asked of her thoughts on the failure of a certain resolution in the un well, we've seen that multiple un resolutions calling for these for the my understanding is that this one did not explicitly call for as the spire have now failed in the security council. but we need world leaders to keep pushing. we need there to be these fire. that's the only way to put an end to the tremendous devastation, death and destruc

uh, and the current circumstances would catastrophic. the u. n. one is against and there's really a solid on the far right. over 1500000 palestinians are sheltering. the more chaos and haiti is most powerful. gang leader tells audra 0. he wants a revolution. the set of goal opposition liter austin, sancho says he circles this party will win the upcoming election as he celebrates his release from jail. the . is there any problem on this or benjamin netanyahu has dismissed the latest ceasefire proposal by homeless, but his office says a delegation will visit cotton to continue negotiations for the release of as many captives that hang out who's also approve the armies planned for an operation in rafa where 1500000 palestinians are sheltering. the many of them fled to the southern city to escape fighting for the north. having been told by israel, the drop off was a safe soon. not. here's what thomas is proposing. that would be 3 stages each stage would last $42.00 days. in the 1st stage, hama says, is ready. troops should withdraw be on solid dean ro

and the consequences of a ground operation in rough uh, in the current circumstances would be catastrophic. the u. n. one is against and is really assault on or off on for over $1500000.00 palestinians are sheltering. the ok, i'll some haiti is most powerful, gang leader tells on to 0, he wants a revolution. the set of goal opposition leader always me, sancho celebrates his release from jail on, says he's certain his policy will win the upcoming election. the is there any problem of this, or benjamin netanyahu is dismissed that agencies fire proposal by hama spots his office as a delegation, will visit the cot holidays and to continue negotiations for the release of his reading captives nothing. yahoo has also approve the armies planned for an operation in rafa. for 1500000 palestinians are sheltering. many of them fight to the southern city to escape fighting for the north having being told by israel, the drop off was safe. so now here's what, how much is proposing? there will be 3 stages each stage would last about $42.00 days. in the 1st stage, hama says, is ready troops. we should withdraw beyon

limited shots with by me of the convoy, but insisted that most of the dead would trampled or run over by the a trucks. a u. n. team visited el cheapo hospital on friday. it reported having seen a large number of gun shop victims, the instant has amplified the demand for more a to be delivered without delay, neighboring egypt and jordan recently add dropped, essential items into the cause a strip. now the us, the spot i'd suit. well, president joe biden pushes israel to improve other routes. we're going to insisted israel facilitate more trucks and more routes to get more and more people in the help. i need no excuses because the truth is a flooring. augusta is nowhere nearly enough. now it's nowhere nearly enough and it's a large on the line. it shows wiser on the line and we won't stand by unless we get more a bite and has also signaled a ceasefire deal between him. us and israel could be reach sued, which many here hope would be a lifeline and the destruction. unless dave harden heads up, the georgetown strategy group in london and, and his former role at usaid, he spearheaded efforts to respond to crises

u. n. estimate some $200.00 people are killed each year would get super on. well, there's a very high number of murders of a legend which is the go unreported and popular. and you can, you come in either real quick and get to, you can read every week in the times of india in which a village which is, have just been killed to pick some sometimes men, mostly women, and who have been ostracized outcast. these are 10 murdered by the village community, so to speak. it always gets to, it happens every week and that's can cheat eatable in south asia, women are still blamed for crop failure. disease or natural disasters are frequently branded as witches for a trifle like this woman from con to offered medicine to a neighbor. in dealing with the new york city of the village, elder took me captive. he made me eat, beat me for so long. they thought i was dead, but i was able to escape when single them victims are often helpless in the face of mob dynamics. single women and widows are particularly at risk as they are in africa, where the problem is ramp and then the ones

would be critical to that. i knew i asked dw reporter, daniel, my t y haiti's prime minister is planning to kenya for help and getting a u. n. back to police mission in his country. it's basically kenya is the only country that volunteered to lead um the multi national security team, but uh would comprised cost uh, $1000.00 canyon police officers. what trained to handle the situation in haiti and the primary role was to support and training the haiti and police forces to basically be able to protect the strategic infrastructure and also restore norma c. so last week in they will be basically what the prime minister was doing was signing a by lots are all agreement which was missing to these 2, this whole procedure soul. but a canyon police officers can be deployed in height. and if you, if the, just to bring you up to speed in january in 2023, pardon me. i meant actually approved the deployment of the, of the forces in haiti. but in january this year, the high quote team, can you talk to that deployment coming in as unconstitutional? and he goes directly as we are speaking. the court is with the case, he's with the, the cou

i would risk of dying. a u. n team has delivered essentially medical supplies to hospitals in northern gods and for the 1st time since the war began in october. situation there was described as green, with severe levels of malnutrition, children dying of starvation seem to show that just a few food and medicines. the human side of the general spokesman steph on to jared gave this update. the team made up of world health organization and the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs. unicef and you had population fund or visited the out out and come out. i'd one hospitals in northern garza, yesterday. they did that to deliver fuel and essential medical supplies, that the visits were the 1st to those specific hospitals since early october. despite our ongoing efforts to gain more regular access to the north of gauze of the team delivered $9500.00 leaders of fuel to each of those hospitals. but as you can imagine, this is just a fraction of what is actually needed of the director general of the world health

u. n. s. set up a multi national security emission that would deliver personnel and equipment to assist the police. but nobody really knows when it will happen or if we will help deliver the stability people here desperately need. very so we'll just see that the one united nations fact finding mission has found that around crackdown on nationwide anti government protests in 2020 to let the crimes against humanity. the one says security forces carried out the unlawful kenning torture and rape of protest is the mission also found around responsible for the physical volumes that lead to the death of mazda. i mean the 22 euros death while in custody of yvonne's morality, police funk the protest. do you cry now? a woman with a medical qualifications and now required to register for possible military service . rob mcbride visited a training center for combat medics, and the cambridge and both serving soldiers and civilians. these people are practicing skills needed to save lives in the heat of battle. like those in the medical battalion, hosting this course. they are roughly divided equally between men

u. n. s. set up a multi national security emission that would deliver personnel and equipment to assist the police, but nobody really knows when it will happen or if we will help deliver the stability people here desperately need. very so we'll just see that one still ahead on knowledge a 0. refusing to give a holiday. we'll hear from the families of malaysia airlines, passengers and crew. 10 years on from the disappearance. the colors, the inside, the showers continue across the good parts of southeast asia, particularly through us to mount dora and just to the west of some monitor over a 100 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. so he's gonna be 40, or that will say some really big down bullets as we go on through west fast. i just, i think, a little further a switch over the next couple of days. so i'm showing a shot with mima into the philippines. a few hmo showers, hopefully just knocking top of those temperatures. the across thailand. vietnam had also a through allow stocum to temperatures. we got some very high temperatures into the southeast of australia. big area of high pressure just around t

he's jenny's be getting for months it's been receiving south see, denise would say nice like neil, the u. n. refugee agency built it for about 3000. now there are more than 5 times that it's not you know, what we are receiving. we have must have number of t 30100 that you would need assistance. but our capacity and funds are very limited . the you and stop cold, old as israel to the food aid into gulls of at least 71 palestinians have been killed by a strikes in the past 24 hours. the i'm so rahman you're watching oceans. they were like, well, headquarters here in the also coming the is very little planes. target load and sylvia military, personnel and civilians are among those killed at a.

u. n. and it says that they would not stop sending a arms or finance in israel. on the other hand, the republicans are very que this thing that saying that they would never signed any suspension of a police rarely in the, in the senate or in the congress. i, i'm not the support is from whatever they do. all right, so because he didn't that by then most likely will lose the next elections. there's no possible changing that. i'm going to come for them policy as far as to buy them . you know, they, you know, a serious messer, that'd be changing his policy in order to not induce and bought. so right now on the ground, what you have is a status go. it's a cease fire on paper only because it's during the strikes continue on gaza as we seen. what more do you think the international community, not just the americans should be doing to to get israel to respect feet this you want to get a council resolution? not this one only, but, but previous resolutions, which is really so i found especially countries in this region. the countries, many of them have, have largely stayed

so this would be the you when the conflicting around delivery of aid would be the u. n, saying we're sending in trucks, we're sending in trucks to this place, this location at that time. this is what it will look like. don't attack this area at that time. is that right? so the douglas area that's one but also protect disparity for tech. try and try to organize how this aid is going to be delivered within from the areas where the, the idea of physical control or a web, how much isn't controlled. so ideally it should be a command is on the local command, is localized command as in these 2 in the, in this specific area where the but i don't know big commanders or, or hired on the idea of side or from us side. some of the battalion commanders and they would be actually talking or having had a present that the talking to the, the un or okay, are you major? whether you like says the conflictions, we can't bring a because deconstruction doesn't work in the past their, their, their aid convoys haven't been attacked by him. us, right, you and agencies and never said, well, how m

u. n. senior un officials say that the most effective way of distributing 8 would be by the land of crossings. and they've been calling on this road to open another crossing in the north, which would give them direct access to the area, which is, you know, where do you and the has said most people and really and then it can stream the dire situation. warning offs division and come in. now we have this announcement of this maritime court at the end of last week. it's, it's in 2 parts. basically the us military will build a floating dark they have announced, but this will take some months and then we have this test pilot. now if this ship waiting to set, say a to cause a but there are a lot of questions also that how, which is typically it was work wherever the dog in gauze or with the small guys a port a having be heavily damaged. and it's not made for larger vessels to come in there and also how then the food will be distributed in garza so we have to wait and see how this would play out. we mentioned the desperate communitarian situation in gaza, and even you, as president joe biden has issu

u. n is warning against any offensive in the city, saying the consequences would be catastrophic. speaking in vienna, us secretary of state, asked me, blinking, said washington has yet to see a clear implementable is really proposal for protecting palestinian civilians in rafa. president 5, and it's been very clear that given the large number of civilians in, in rafa about 1400000, many of whom is the farm is reset, have been displaced from other parts of gaza. we have to see a clear and implementable plan not only to get the civilians out of harm's way, but also to make sure that once out of his way, there appropriately cared for with shelter, with food, with medicine, with clothing. and we've not yet seen such a plan. 29 liters of arab and muslim american community groups have rejected a meeting with the white house officials. they say they're taking a stand against us policies on gaza, and they've criticized president joe biden support of israel. the meeting was due to happen in chicago on thursday. my colleague nick clark spoke to tara colleen. he is a member of the chicago ch

u. n. is warning against any offensive in the city saying the consequences would be catastrophic. instead of goal is opposition leader. it was meant sancho in his party's presidential candidates bessy old fy. have kicked off their election campaign after being released from prison. hundreds of people have taken part. it was hack reports from the car. after months in jail opposition leader, we spend sancho finally free and on the campaign trail, the moment his supporters were waiting for we have lost too much time. we have an election to win after sancho was disqualified from running in the race. his deputy bus, you jeremiah fi was chosen as a stand in candidate. the former tax inspector is relatively unknown to the public . he has been in jail for over a year. i would like to spare thoughts of the brothers that were locked up in jail . some for months, others for years under weathered with dignity, this challenge late into the night. crowds gathered outside, so it goes home, hoping to catch a glimpse of the opposition figure sancho and his deputy were released from jail as part of

he's joined, he's been getting for months it's been receiving south sea, denise would say nice, like neil, the u. n. refugee agency built it for about 3000. now there are more than 5 times that it's not a, you know what we are receiving. we have lots of number of t 30100 that you would need assistance. but our capacity and funds are very limited . in hebron boys bri ethan slide picture button this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watch. price really forces a time stuff on an awesome, arrested. a delicately told tale filmed over 5 years of a coming of age and a place where even a child's imagination separately restricted the skies above had brought a witness documentary on that jersey to with every donation given. with every hearts that cancel, we are changing lives in palestine showing that's loved the days you donated, we delivered upon the ship. we'll be in bringing you husband love to palestine for all to see said donated with confidence donates with outcast foundation. we are in palestine together, we are changing the world one hawks, that's time the at least 12 palestinians are

obviously this would, this would increase public pressure not only at, at the u. n level, but just brought in terms of public sentiment. well, i think we have to remember what israel's and the game is, in my opinion, based on my analysis, israel's, and game here is to clear garza to ethnically cleansed cleanser garza. this is part of what they call greater israel. they want to take over the gaza strip eventually then move into to the west bank and east jerusalem. they believe the scientists philosophies. honest ideology is really policy believes that all of the land is for, for the jews, there shouldn't be any airbags there. so if that's there for calculus, then i don't act. in fact, i think starving the, the population actually helps further their, their objectives. because the more they can make life miserable, the more likely it is that people will just flee, lacerated, thank you for you. and i also sent that joining me here on this post. thanks. i, the policy is really only has released. i've had a son in prison that he was arrested 20 years ago when he was just

they would take into nearby hospitals that have badly functioning the u. n, which has repeatedly failed to secure a safe spot, is calling for an independent investigation. meanwhile, and is really striking cause a city has targeted a gathering of palestinians in the neighborhood of it as a tune. at least 5 palestinians were killed. that attacks have cause widespread damage as you can see and destruction in that area. for the last time i called my family was 5 days ago. they told me the situation was dangerous. i asked them to leave. they told me snipers and drones were all around and they couldn't. the i do not know what else killed or buried underneath debris. as i appealed to the red cross, the whole world. to help us remove the trouble to find well families all in southern gaza is there any minute tray has attacked the school, housing displaced, palestinians. these are some of the latest pictures we're getting from, con eunice, where that strength took place. we understand at least 3 people were killed. several others injured. the palestinian death toll f

so that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and have the u. n. help fluid. and you know, the, you know, exactly, and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure that if it does, if it does start to again, altitude, the russians will be working behind the scenes to try to torpedo it so there it is . now here's what you need to know. i. i started this morning and last night doing a little bit of a day gone now victoria know, and i wanted to find out who is victoria, knew it, right. this is the stuff that i think about victoria know, and that's relevant to her pro. so lensky stands, for example, she is a neo conservative to say the very least who also happens to be married to one of the most prolific neo conservatives, perhaps. and us for and. busy the history, so his husband, part of her husband, pardon me, is a guy named bob kagan, along with dick cheney and bill crystal. great pairing. huh. they actually together founded the neo conservative project back in 1997. they actually found it. right. and then use that

u. n. a, it says the what then to israel august weaponry, everybody that was fired. it would probably send him a pass to you was given by, by american weather, in every building destroyed, destroyed by americans and munitions. everything that is done onto the palestinian is basically a done on written off by and then not dates of america, not just for this war, but all along. i mean for the past 75 years. and i states has been the power of this way. and unfortunately, the world just looks on it either useless or helpless or unable to dis interested. i mean, you know, we see major part of the are unable to change the situation, especially now when the palestinians faced bab and stuff on it. interesting, that was huge by the us state department space pass. and he said that washington as opposed to monday, typically, russell. so because he believes it to be not productively, most, not productive about finding out what happens. so there's always a nice, a cover. i mean it, see it is silly, you know, and they say this is not productive. we'll call it the position. i mean, that's w

u. n. and others should monitor and are actors in the circumstances. have no doubt the european commission would provide an additional $68000000.00 bureaus to support the palestinian people across the region in 2024. and with this 1st 50000000, yours to own right, just this week the your recognizes own rest vital role and then your monetary response and gaza and the one that it plays crucially for stability in the region. the you called her own drug to continue its cooperation in addressing the concerning and serious allegations that if you of it, staff members were involved in the brutal and indiscriminate terrorist attacks and some of tobar. we welcome the secretary general's initiation of internal and external investigation. and on drugs commitment to take immediate measures as needed depending on the results. we welcome, in particular, the appointment of an independent review group led by catherine colona the you called up on all parties to cooperate fully and in good faith with these investigations. a mr. president, preventing further regional escalation remains crucial. legal supports ongo

washington, would you, you kind of prefer racial trade status, aiming to punish kampala for u. n. c. l g b to q knows that they defy and prison with severe need slamming. the move is justified defending the countries the 17th day is external pressure. it is unfortunate that the world bank and other actors dare to want to coerce us into a band and in our face, culture, principles and sovereignty using money. they really under estimate all africans, we do not need pressure from anybody to know how to solve problems in our society. they are our problems. i want to inform everybody starting with your guidance, that uganda will develop with or without loans. another country to be target to do the rich your long stigmatized as a regional spoiler by washington. it's section for supporting table bas groups. despite years of scrutiny by monitoring groups, using little evidence of those claims that it was excluded from the suff payment system. with the you is closing, the it comes off, if it's in to put magic missions and a number of states i'm causing typical to use for the impulse of expe

u. n. c is unlikely to face via food shortages. this yeah. had them a task that i would just have had at demolition cruise has begun dismantling and removing definitely from a bridge in baltimore, in the us state of maryland and collapse last week. after being struck by a condo, ship recovery emissions have resumed off to being cooled off due to unsafe conditions. it's been nearly 25 years since the american city of chicago established a group of musicians representing as diverse community. today, the chicago immigrant orchestra showcase has global music, hoping to serve as a level for unity in a divided world. john engine has the story from chicago or in a chicago studio, the mingled instruments and voices of the world plan into a global symphony. to chicago, the immigrant orchestra is a rotating country, is up to 30 musicians, playing a unique blend of world music that combines persian vocal, the mongolian through the end instruments from around the world in each composition from a chinese rewan to and fro peruvian percussion uniting sound in society, music is a ard, t

so that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and how the u. n. help fluid and you know, the, you know, exactly, and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure that if it does, if it does start to again, altitude, the russians will be working behind the scenes to try to torpedo it. now, i probably don't have to tell you garland where that was about. if you listen to it, you know that that was the smoking gun. that seemed to prove to most people around the world that victoria knew and had everything to do in 2014 with that could have taught, or she tried to get rid of a democratically elected president in ukraine sense and she's been running the entire operation. it seems right. how important do you think this decision is today and do you think it's going to have an effect or no, or do you agree with them? i think it's very important that i think the people that will be the most concerned will be the very hawkish leaders in europe. i think they understand that they're the are the support for the ukrai

u. s. so any of the, you know, allied we would look, it's a not just as the n c, the people that we built in yet to intention. calculating with our addictions, the united states is responsible for these chaos because they are the ones who send a web us to create it. all patient finds us as meddling and fueling the prices in the country as at least one person is.

u. s. so any of the, you know, allied we would look, it's a not just as the n c, the people that we built in yet to intention. calculating with our addictions, the united states is responsible for these chaos because they are the ones who send a web us to create it. all patient finds us as meddling and fueling the prices in the country, as at least one person is killed and another round of escalating gang violence in the caribbean nation. and with the guys of war now, and it's 6 months, we get a 1st hand account from a journalist to extensively cover the complex on the ground for r t before recently evacuating to safety into tar. when i basically lost all access, found any safe place to work from eunice to serve my people. i felt like i had more value the people should palestine from the outside versus inside because of the this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. the south african government says it's strong late condemns attempts by opposition, leaders to sell the country sovereignty to washington. r t has obtained exclusive documents verifying that the democratic alli

u. s. o, any of the, you know, ally, we would look at a not just as the n, c, the people, the certification we filled in, the attempted to interfering with our addictions. now a tens of millions of russians are preparing to vote for their next president. this coming weekend here on our team will be bringing you special coverage of the nation's lunmark event. the election comes as a large scale challenge for rushes and buffalo new regions. millions are preparing to cast their ballots there, despite the threats of ukrainian shelly r. t shaped bows takes us through how local authorities are making sure people come to exercise their right to have their voices as well. she prepares to go to the polls. this presidential election will pose unique challenges in russia's new territories. these areas are court. the under martial law and cynical ukraine you the tax on pulling centers are always a trust, but it's the solutions that are critical and those solutions must take into account the reality of the situation on the ground. for example, one of the voter has yet to receive the new russian document

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