damascus un says it's made contact with you with ministration to sending a team to investigate the u. s. n voice to be assessed as growing in special consensus to recognize the administration if petterson addressed the security council cooling from inclusive political transition. the free and fair elections from us as a sci fi dealer and gaza is possible. if israel stop setting new conditions, these are the defense minister says the deal is close to the narrative, but he's also made comments pushing the defeat of the mass and continued control in gaza. ukraine security service says it was behind the killing of a russian general and must go ego cutting off, who was a commander of the russian armies, nuclear and chemical chemical and biological defense division was killed by a bump him into the electric scooter. is the most senior russian officer to be killed and the war would ukraine. you the shop of oliver reports from moscow. in the morning, a powerful blast shakes a quiet, small school neighborhood shop 3 windows in nearby buildings filled with the before books. but the, there was some k

u. n. d o s c u n e s c o, and many others is joining our condemnation for them. we warn that further continuation of such a line will be met with an increasingly strong response each time. and frankly, as far as i can understand, as a non military person, this, the damage to cubes, military machine is not only in response to these terrorist attacks, but in general during the special military operation in recent months. it is very, very significant. not necessarily after this criminal strike on the course region on the brian screeching on the belgrade to region. we, it's not necessarily something to do immediately, but we are patient people, they should, but sometimes, you know, measure 7 times and cut ones. so we need to measure so that we can cut off the full program. now k of has been absolutely hell bent on keeping the foot hold on, holding their ground in rushes coolest region. but so far, all of these attacks against these civilian targets, they have failed to bring any sort of advantage. and any results for key of the uh, for instance, uh they are combined

u. s. s. o. u. s. a n u k. the ussr supported opponents territorial claims against germany, provoking strong protest from america and britain for 2 of the tremendous i usually come imagine sybil. previously, i yelled to know the board newest, the for them. we have to boil a full funds of the bugs done monthly. sure. yeah, and you must have sent me to come send me a melisha novato. sure. i got a middle initial months down. it was adamant and eventually the allies have to relent. so using a gift to of my meal, i sort of got to go to the show or studios and as i've used to less asco, sales of applying a former share, i'm finding another numerous to to find another unless they can go on much national motor, triple w scrub beverly suited to control each of the studies here for you, like for somebody in the us in the north because i am pretty to school stores to my station able to present that cuz i know a middle story stuff. tell them the phone and ended up with was all sure which lands inside the ceiling on the rad

u. s. o n square can stand, steal, and not do anything. we know that the war and power should not be thoughts, only face. we need political objective. we need hold at the end of the day, and there is no hope empty today. we know that the destruction has been total according to the you and israel has killed more 5 to 9 year olds than any other age group in gaza. it's been an attack, conduct us on john to this. what do you think israel military and political objectives are in this case? i think the coming justification of israel is both security and retail. you should towards the terrace movement, which is from us. i think anybody looking at what's going on in gaza sees issued disproportion between the retaliation and the threat, even the full name and you still defense you. i've got says that each well has of reach. it's subjective in gaza. so why the war is continuing? is it because benjamin and danielle wants to make a gift to donald trump as a new president and wait a couple of months more and not give these gift to jo, bite it? is it be

s. it's made up of jihad, a scientist and as designated as a terrorist organization by the u. n. b u. s. turkey and other countries theory and ripples celebrating. after entering elect the country, 2nd largest city. they're offensive to the world by surprise. even though some report suggest they had been planning the new push against the assad regina for a while. they weren't even though the insurgents all led by jee how does group hi, it's a hey, i assume no, by the initials h t s. they are the most powerful rebels function in syria. i don't made up of some searching groups at at least 60000 well trained fighters. they, goldman, italy, province, an area of at least $3000000.00 people in the northwest, which is parts of the around for 30 percent of syrian territory, not controlled by president bush, all assad. h t. s was founded by islam is rebel abu mohammed l delani emerge from the group known as almost or from the te, set up in 2011 in the early stages of serious war. back then under galandes leadership, they were a direct affiliates of all kind of reports and we broke ranks with th

and i lewis to don specialist from fema and she is currently in new york city for the special ed u. n. s. c. meeting on sedan said by blinking. sure, no, thank you so much for joining us. you was the civil society before for today's meeting. i wanted to, 1st of, of you will see some of what you said today and then come to you. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. but the least as a fragile thing. if this body can not do more to protect the people of sit on, it wouldn't just be by lives at stake. it will be the very credibility of this council and its members as well. sure. not strong boards that do you believe the security council heeds that comment from you? thank you for having me. i sincerely hope, sir, because we are so over a year. so the un security council to take an vicious action on sit on for the past 20 months, the council has effectively abandoned the people listed on. and it's the world's largest humanitarian crisis. the world's largest student security crisis on the world's largest protection crisis. it's not a la

the side regimes ongoing refusal to engage in the political process outlined in u. n. s. c r 20 to 54, and it is real. it is in its reliance on russia. anarod created the conditions now unfolding, including the collapse of a savaging lines in north west, syria. so the united states, together with, with its partners and allies, 1st the escalation protection of civilians and minority groups. and he's in a serious, incredible political process that can end the civil war once and for all this is the account fled homes during the civil war in 2014, the since become a refugee. he says he hopes to consume, go back to his home. that in every saving, every single scene and you're going to see actually in your life he, he's only wished and dream is to go back home. there was nothing like home. there was no place like home home is, is it's been like leaving home actually it's, it's one of the worst thing that happened to us because seeing how people have to read us and is one of the worst things we can do nights today and weekends and i the people who are still living in red, one of

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugee show dollars. here is honey. my more around one can in dial by a wire inside on this the school, but now it just shows the entire ro bala. there are 16000 people filtering inside the school on the outside. they're all over 50000 people. so $65000.00 people are relying on this from the including a minimal point including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide me with a full cooking purposes and washing purposes. they don't have enough blankets and mattresses, and the weather's, and the temperature is, is getting very code. as in december now we've had rain. so we've had him freezing temperatures. people just don't have enough. we don't have enough supplies coming in just this week. i've spoken to an elderly woman who was 85 and she is sleeping on a mattress in a corner. she has a very thin blanket. i'm not fit, i'm not saying she's been surviving on breakfast. 14 months i

we saw the united states use, it's we to power at the u. n. s. seats to block actions against those really crimes against the palestinians. this has always been the stance of these really occupation and the us crafting international laws only to impose them on others. while exempting themselves is rule in the us disregard these laws that are meant to uphold human rights and show no concern for them. these really occupations fabricates false allegations against our martyr journalists to justify its crimes against them. the journalists work to document is really crimes against civilians, martyrs, and their families, to sounds and images. they transmitted the palestinian narrative from garza to the world for over a year and 4 months. these rarely occupation has targeted more than 200 pounds to me in journalists in an attempt to silence the palestinian narrative and suppressed the truth from reaching the world. however palestinian journalism persists these journalists, or citizens serving their people. they are not affiliated with political parties

also it is the crossing that the, the u. n. s. monetary and aid medical aid also is being carried out into syria. behind me you see dozens of people uh these people arise arrived here since around 8 am local time. and as far as i have spoken to the immigration officers who are in charge here in around 200 people may have crossed, it is usually crowded in the morning. it has slowed down, especially the authors research and local. it's slow down more. usually they have been, we have seen young people here, but today we have seen more families in the early hours. many of them, many of the young people, they are either to be deported. you know, a, they are. a residences are about to be over and the families they use or they are low income people who haven't settled a proper live here a i spoke to a family who was a woman who was actually trying to help her sister cross this border with her babies. what on the baby's, the didn't have a turkish id at the pansy, after giving birth at the hospital. they didn't have time for it so they co

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u. n. 's, a special rep or 2 on human rights and the occupied palestinian territories has gone so it has more or less been erased. what's happening in gaza is the shame of the century. it's do you mind i zation that leads to the commission of these atrocities? jesus one case in which we can not miss the general side. that intent which must be attributed to the state. i need still tiny to have called duct tape, still thought if you of crimes against the totality of the probably seen any the tiny deal of the land that these, that are you guys? yeah. right. they have the quote genocidal in 10 just mentioned by the new and rapid tours. clearly described in a recent report by and is really news outlet. pirates publish accounts if it's ready war crimes against civilians. but get this. the 1st on testimony comes from these really soldiers. the forces in the field call it the line of dead bodies. after shootings, bodies are not collected. attracting packs of dogs who come to eat them in gaza. people k

it's now only b u n. n a 's route, and i have to say that these rules concerns are white valid even though some lemons have credited his roles. actions against his vote was helpful to their calls today and mission and even express for those 2 building ties in friendship with these ropes. the reality on the ground is far more complicated than their fragments has made copies when radical elements to how this from the whole solved. israel makes them a very disturbing neighbor and a very risky pause now. so on one hand, as is really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu state is from, from this very frontier on sunday. is the welcome to follow via sad review, but on the other, it faces new security challenges. now, there are some was series new rulers following to come to jerusalem and gaza after damascus. the all around us is the land of as long here as i'm or been, i honestly use the land of islam. here is damascus. here is the footprints of the muslims from here mr. russo me, we are coming to jerusalem. be patient.

s. c. the u. n. and weston countries accuse run though supporting rebel groups including m. 23 and a bid to control the region, spice, mineral resources for one to denies these allegations of the president of the d. r . c for the extra security was in berlin and spoke exclusively to dw about why his country is threatening legal action against apple. so, i mean, the most serious thing is that these minerals are extracted from the congolese subsoil at the price of blood on the, as i said by using violence and terror for you to make the populations living in these localities. fleet l street, it's on possible define then that transport is a long trail, was fine motorcycles to relent and foot. wonder a lot. and this dumped by an international and g o. we quote all that which obviously absolves them as the fact that the blood minerals pauses them off as if they were minerals mind and lambda passing on. they fit by sequences if they didn't, you know, explain one on the pano mean that they take home interest

s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions or persecution, of religious minorities and women. other more recently, the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face. to discuss this further, no joined by roger santa honeys and released analysts that a former army officer search with the u. n. in south lebanon. and syria is joining us from sydney this morning, brought to the syrian army, come on, says a subs. redeem is over all surprising is this for you? well certainly very surprising for myself so. so most commentators and regional countries as well the speed with which the saw dr. shane failed in essentially 10 or 11 died just from the time that they really pushed. it started is extraordinary . most people expected a much bigger fight to be put up and this to be a bloody campaign, but it turned out to be quite the opposite. now, why did the army not find the rebels? apparently. busy it was

u. n. d p. 's mine action project. thanks so much for your time. thank you. us and south korea police have once again, rate of the compound of president. you'll so you'll investigator see the real boxes of materials from the complex in the capital. sol was the 2nd attempt, after wednesday's rate of use office was locked by security guards used for as far as defended his shocked decision to declare martial law last week and a tv address to the nation. the president who is under criminal investigation and facing a new impeachment motion is boeing to quote fights to the end is more of what the south korean president had to say. good, good about, good old. how are we on a constitutional decision and active for governance, vice president of the country and saw it as the only option of truth there on the act of rebellion? a president of the declaration of emergency marsh alone is an active governance time just like the executive climbing the ego and diplomatic. right. so i'm not subject to legal judgment, easy on the punchy hanging, the president, they'r

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u. n. 's history about the size of aid requests out pricing, funding contributions and officials via the global political turmoil will not be in this tie, that we're facing the election of a number of governments who will be more questioning of what the united nations does and less ideologically supportive of the c minutes here, and i thought that we've laid out in this report, but i don't believe that we can't make that case to them. i don't believe that the, that there was an compassion in these governments, which on getting elected a and i think these numbers were just staggering. will come through. but i'll still head here and they'll just air and sports, the red cars that help swing the balance in this gym and comp time. and he's here with that story. next, the i'm the like of us and the south india to find out how a tiny bass in this gave growth and extensive mining operations to a scan. corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected

u. n. 's agency for palestinians showed else as here as honey. my mood around the camp in there about a wire inside on this the school, but now it just shows the entire ro, bala, they're all 16000 people filtering inside the school on the outside. they're all over 50000 people. so 65000 people are relying on some of this from the, including a minimal point. it's including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide me with a full cooking purposes and washing purposes. they don't have enough blankets and mattresses. the weather's, and the temperature is, is getting very code as in december, now we've had rain. so we've had him freezing temperatures. of people just aren't have enough. we don't have enough supplies coming in just this week. i've spoken to an elderly woman who was 85 and she is sleeping on a mattress in a corner. she has a very thin blanket and not fit. i'm not saying she's the surviving on break

but again, i think we're, we're, we're very unequivocal in seeing that we will stand by c o u n. s. people in rebuilding on an issue of piano is right. uh, what is, what did this content have been with condemned? it is an encroachment associated 70. and is actually should withdrawal should respect the 1974 agreement that should withdrawal from city and said if there is a 1000 q 5, have some, it's not only the jordanians that are in syria, but there's also a category delegation in the country right now. what have you been able to find out? well, the reason i mention it may take, it was when the some of the lead of the serial is ration. and behind the dumpster, they be who is the minnesota state of the minute you'll find a bad inc. cutoff is still under way with expressive, expect to them to come out. now, with a statement from the contrary, officials, this is the 1st time, but a see, i could talk to official flies to damascus. these 2011 when cutoffs set the ties with asset, it was a moment when the international community was pressing for political reforms and for asset to ring in i

but again, i think we're, we're, we're very unequivocal in seeing that we will stand by c o u n s people and rebuilding on an issue of piano as well. uh, what is the disciplined him, i've been with condemned. it is an encroachment us here in 70 and his actual should withdrawal should respect the 1974 agreement and should withdrawal from city instead of 3000 q 5 to so thought bought a cash is a professor of public policy. it hasn't been for lisa university. he says the us open the door for regional diplomacy with sylvia's new administration. i think the jordanians, as well as all the neighboring countries being encouraged by the americans visiting 1st. because as you know, i shudder and his group are listed on the terrace list. and there was a lot of concern as to what, how far countries should be in direct contact with them and to the landscape has been cleared for them by the, by the americans, every year, practically all of these know the forces of the region. good countries. aside from here on a very have team that the review change has taken place, they understand that the so young p

as you mentioned, h t s as a designated foreign terrorist root uh by us and by the u. n. i. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so this situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're going to have to find a way through this. however we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the great. now what's the lead as a media echo the same to spinning the narrative being that nobody should be concerned with the theory as new. tireless deleda bull mohammad. i'll july the, even if the u. s. has a $10000000.00 bounty on his head. you know, some people, the, that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me afterwards? i have 3 day and, and what's happened. and so let's have this is this is more than what very easy the, our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. these aren't the rebels. these, these other jobs who have been referred