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u. s. says russia is to blame for a missile at kill 2 people in poland, even if it was fired by ukraine. this tragedy would never have happened, but per rushes needless invasion of ukraine. ah, hello there, norah kyle, this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up to republicans when the us house of representatives with a narrow margin present. joe biden has pledged to work with them or in a cam can democratic republic of congo. this him to thousands of people fools to flee violence and claims of cash cheering the organizes of cattle at 2022. but jack to accusations that were fake football funds at the world cock. ah, he was to, to, the united nations says russia is ultimately responsible for a missile strike that killed 2 people in poland, nato, and poland said the missile was most likely fired as part of ukrainian at defenses of the issue overshadowed a meeting of the security council that was supposed to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know, one thing. this tragedy would never have happened, but for russia's needless

u. s. says russia is to blame for a mis file that killed 2 people in poland, even if it was fired by ukraine. this tragedy would never have happened, but for russia's needless invasion of ukraine. ah, hello, there are more kyle, this is alex. is there a live from doha, also coming up to republicans when the us house of representatives with a narrow margin present, joe biden has pledged to work with them. and where are they? making out? 0 follows apply to hasten migrants being deported from dominican republic and count down to wild cup 2022. in cattle, we get a tour of the farm festival as something a little bit of something. everyone ah, the representative to the united nation says russia is ultimately responsible for a missiles strike that killed 2 people in poland, nato, and poland. and the missile was most likely fired as part of ukrainian ad defenses . issue overshadowed a meeting of the security council that was supposed to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know, one thing. this tragedy would never have happened, but for russi

u. s. says russia is ultimately to blame, learn because it invaded ukraine. there are reports coming in of russian missile strikes across ukrainian cities. the southern region of odessa and the city of denay pro have been targeted for the 1st time in wakes. china, how has more from the capital king some reports suggesting that up to 50 missiles have been launched, have been sent up into the air. raid sirens went off about an hour ago. according to the app, we used to monitor these things. those sirens were active in every region of the country. and indeed, within the last hour we believe we've heard a missile over flying ki, of here and the city administration, or city military administration here. and keep saying that 2 missiles of the intercepted here in the capital and additional information suggesting that to show he drones have also been intercepted here in the capital with unconfirmed reports. that drones were launched from the teller a territory of barrows. water supply for the world's poor has been a major talking points at the club $27.00 climate sum

u. s. says russia is ultimately to blame from missiles killing to people and poland, even if it was fired by ukraine. this tragedy would never happen, but for russia's needless invasion of ukraine. ah, hello there, i'm this policy attorney. this is al jazeera live from dover, also coming up. the republicans narrowly when the us house of representatives, president joe biden has pledged to walk with them. no way of thinking. where are they thinking you are as follows, the plight of haitian migrants being deported from dominican republic and claims of cash for cheering. the organizes of castle 2020 to reject accusations. they're all fake football fans and the wild cup. ah, now the as representative to the united nation says russia is ultimately responsible for this. i'll strike that kill 2 people in poland, nato and poland. say the missile was most likely find as part of ukrainian air defenses. the issue over took a meeting of the security council that was supposed to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know, one thing. this tragedy wou

u. s. says russia is to blame for a missile at kill 2 people in poland, even if it was fired by ukraine. this tragedy would never have happened, but for russia's needless invasion of ukraine. ah, hello norah kyle, this is our 0 live from doha. also coming up republicans when the us house of representatives with a narrow margin present, joe biden has pledged to work with them. families in may and mom, a white the release of their loved ones, off the military, announce his plans to free $6000.00 prisoners, including for foreigners and from teachers to security guards. we meet some of the volunteers giving that time to help make capital of wealth come a success. ah, the representative to the united nations as russia is ultimately responsible for a missiles strike that killed 2 people in poland, nato and poland. say the missile was most likely fired as part of ukrainian air defenses. issue overshadowed a meeting of the un security council that was supposed to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know one thing. this tragedy would neve

u. s. president joe biden emerge. first casting doubts on the claims that it came from russia saying that it didn't look likely that it had come from russia. and since then, we've had lots of different agencies reporting different sources, including a u. s. officials from background briefings, saying that this looks as though it was an es $300.00 surface to air missile, which would seem to indicate that it might have come from a ukrainian air defense battery responding to incoming a russian missiles. but i think the point that will be made here by the us and its allies here, even if this is determined to be a ukrainian missile, that it was fired as a direct result of russia's invasion of ukraine. you know, people have been warning here for months about the dangers of this conflict, the worst in europe since the 2nd world war, st, killing over into neighboring countries, which could possibly be what happened here with fatal consequences. and rob, as you mentioned, the g 20 summit has concluded, and a final communicate has been released, as is always the case. all eyes are on how it addresses the ukraine war this has be

u. s. president says it's unlikely russia 5, the deadly missile that landed in poland. walsall says, there's no concrete evidence of who's responsible. donald trump announces and now the presidential run but vices a divided republican party and a potential rival in florida, governor rhonda santa nasa's new luna rocha blah self bringing the us closer to retaining astronauts to the moon. 50 years after the polar mission. ah, welcome to the program liberian flagged oil tank of this if exert con has been struck by an floating, drawing off the coast of our mind. the vessel is operated by singapore based east in pacific shipping. the company is owned by israeli billionaire, i dun, ortho, the company reported only mine damage to the vessels. holland says there was no spillage of cargo or injuries among the crew to the organs is a commander and spokesman for the us naval peace flanked. he told us on the phone, such attacks are not new, but it's still highly concerning. we have seen historically attacks against merchant shipping. in fact, around 2019, we saw increased threats to freedom navigation fo

countries that respected him, that he says, respected him, like china, russia, you, ron, north korea, and basically says that since biden has taken office, that the u. s. has that the policy in the u. s. has gone to drayton, gone down the drain, and that he's the only person who could bring people together to, to do what he called making america great again. so it's, it's a bit of a road ahead to see what the republican you decide to do. it's a bit of a wait and see in terms of whether the republican party will be able to rally together to, to decide if they want to nominate him as the, as the candidate for their party in the presidential race in 2024. and we'll just have to wait and see how that shapes up was renee was saying, trans decision to run again for the white house will raise questions about the future direction of the republican party. patrick hannon was from washington. i. he's back where he loves to be in the spotlight and at the center of the conversation. former president donald trump now says he wants to be back in the white house. but unlike the last time, you know, he's now the focus of numerous federal and state investigations poten

u. s. cyber security and infrastructure security agency has also jumped on the bandwagon saying that china, iran and russia may all seem to interfere with the u. s. democratic process. we discussed the issue with journalist daniela's, r, who says the american public doesn't mind to the government's point games as become a ritual of american politics or liberal american politics. let things go wrong, blame it on russia. it's never the fault of the democratic party. joe biden is doing a great job. and if american voters disagree, the only possible explanation is that it's due to the kremlin interference. i mean, it's gotten, gotten ridiculous. totally silly. no one believes this any more. that the card has been over played and i think that democrats are worried because they very well may be facing a real blood back tomorrow. protests have raged across pakistan for 4 consecutive days after an assassination attempt on former prime minister and maria calling last week. this comes as the country supreme court ordered police to investigate the shooting. a local journalist gave us the details. after 4 days when fo

u. s. intelligence source, saying the missiles were russia by the time officials from both the polish government and nato made clear. the missiles were probably ukrainian and had veered off course. a p story had travelled across other news outlets. poland is a nato country. nato has clauses in its constitution that stipulate when any of its members states are attacked. other nato countries are treaty bound to come to its defense. that story, a piece handling of it, wrist something nato countries insist they do not want an escalation, a widening. this war, the lesson is of course, said to be very responsible and not to be draven by our confirmation bias, especially now at the heater via our conflict. there was just one source. ah, it or i should have activated alarm bell cindy minds of the editors. ah, but that didn't happen because everybody were expecting russia to do something like that. we need to be quite cautious about how the media portray these kinds of incidents. the missile incident in poland, the north stream to attack. there's not a lot of direct evidence about what has gone on there.

u. s. president says aids unlikely. i miss. i'll fire from russia cole's last job. i made the common self to holding an emergency meeting of g 7, a nato leaders in indonesia form a u. s. president donald trump has announced he will run for president again in 2024 elections champs. earlier than usual announcement is seen as a move to discourage all the content is like florida government desantis. but brewing is president of the global situation. you communications consultancy. and he was former director of global engagement in the obama white house. and he's joining us live from washington dc. thanks very much indeed for being with us. it might be tempting for democrats to can i sit back and just watch the republican party split itself apart, but how much of a risk would that be if democrats chose to do that? well, i don't think we can under estimate trump, we've learned that lesson over the course of the last several years at trump is leticia and who has 9 lives. and i've lost count of how many of those intractable situations he's found himself in. and yet somehow, a

russia. north korea lost the intercontinental ballistic massage with a range of 15000 kilometers last week, putting it within reach of the continental united states. for the u. s. ambassador to un says china and russia enabling north korea's missile testing on russia has responded that ramping up sanctions push the people of north korea at risk. $63.00 times this year, the dpr k has shown an utter disregard for the safety and security of the region and a complete lack of respect to this counsel. but the dpr k continues to not respond and instead chooses to continue is reckless behavior. but counsel must instead respond that he should in the further escalation of sanctions against the dpr. k already goes beyond measures to counter prohibited miss allan nucular programs and threatens north crane citizens with unacceptable socio economic and humanitarian upheaval. police on the u. s. r, appealing for members of the public to help them with any informational videos of an attack. and again, nightclub in colorado springs. 5 people was shot dead, an 18 wounded at club chew. on saturday, a 22 year old man has been arrested. the suspect was overpowered by customers, colorado's governor gerar

u . s. and russia. and if they say no to a ground operation, it's not going to happen to one. thank you. somebody to speak with us ended up in daily news that's showing us for the observation entry for the target opposition party h t p. thank ah, and it's day 5 of the football world cup in katara and switzerland have edged cameroon at one at nel brown and bolo scored the only goal, insuring it was a former buddhist legal player, rather than a current one. who crapped the headlines? ah, now and proud. this is cameron's 8th woodcut appearance and it started on the right footing camera room where the more dangerous side at east than the 1st half plan unix troika, eric maxine chapel morning, who have been red hot for by and this season had several good chances. but he was unable to replicate his cup success to day. by one explanation, eager player did form a chalka and not back forward read em. buelo broke the deadlock. a subdued celebration from the 25 year old who was born in cameroon, before relocating to switzerland, switzerland nearly added a 2nd go late on in the end, one gold proved e

u. s. foreign policy, the number one objective. and has been, as i say, since about 950. so russia to their credit when it saw what the us id in libby i think particularly but even perhaps before that 2017 has made with the financial crisis. they anticipated that something like this might happen. so they sort of big, they anticipated that a conflict with the u. s. block may happen. so they took steps to sort of make themselves sort of sanction proof. and the sanctions which were meant to hurt russia perhaps, or less effective than it might have been, had been implemented before. 2007 or 2008 now. so we're not long after the war began, the buyer administration launched a major campaign to isolate russia, at least economically, that we saw by way of government sanctions like sanctions on critical major russian state own enterprises or prohibiting new investments in the russian federation as well as influence of the private sector, multinational corporations like mcdonald and nike, pulling out of the federation e, you states and entities followed suit. but we didn't see the same type

says the u. s. s. loss is leadership bold in commercial nuclear technologies that says russia is the main supplier for the rein him used by new us reactors. i think this is a challenge for, for, for america. it has traditionally been the leader. it last these leadership by the i heard the secretary of energy say, we want to regain these leadership. and i see very interesting to see should be been taken to boost domestic and nuclear industry, which is of course indispensable. 9 out of 10 primes, new reactors in the us are designed to run on a type of friday. enrich uranium, produced only by russian state nuclear energy company, ross autumn, while washington is repulsively on a mission to produce his own enriched uranium for commercial use. the energy crisis for vote by the ukraine convent leaves the u. s. energy sector with a major problem on his hands. we spoke with a former high ranking indian military officer who says many nations depend on russian uranium supplies, and there will be an alternative source anytime soon. i know you're in m b and we depend on everyone including me. i don't believe in t

u. s. policy on for u. s. foreign policy, the number one objective. and has been, as i say, since about 950. so russia to their credit when it saw what the us id in libby i think particularly but even perhaps before that 2017 has made with the financial crisis. they anticipated that something like this might happen. so they sort of big, they anticipated that a conflict with the u. s. block may happen. so they took steps to sort of make themselves sort of sanction proof. and the sanctions which were meant to hurt russia perhaps, or less effective than it might have been had the been implemented before 2007 or 2008 now. so we're not long after the war began, the buyer administration launched a major campaign to isolate russia, at least economically, that we saw by way of government sanctions like sanctions on critical major russian state own enterprises are prohibiting new investments in the russian federation as well as influence of the private sector, multinational corporations like mcdonald and nike, pulling out of the federation e you states and entities followed suit. but we didn't see the same typ

the war, russia has been making a hint bluffs about, you know, we're going to say that we on imaginable consequences and the other things been happening throughout the war is that russia, the u. s. and also china. i've been having a conversation below the radar if you like, about how unacceptable that would be and this should not occur. so i think the talk should be seen within that context of continual communication between the main nuclear power in russia. i don't see it as a big turning point will change in what's been going on since the beginning of the war. what away from the ukrainian perspective, what do you think? how do you see the ukrainians interpreting this the how to, how they get into the talks between the and the u. s. again, i don't think it is a big thing for them. i think, you know, today quite interestingly, ukraine laid out this pathway to pace, but really what they're saying is russia must leave ukraine. and the reason they've done that is because the americans have asked them to take a slightly more conciliatory line in public walls, maintaining their bread lines, which are that before any talks occur, russia needs to leave ukraine. and so these talks betw

russia denies responsibility, and u. s. officials raised down the missile did come from russia. they say it may have been aimed by ukraine to shoot down another wrong. now the g. 20 summit on the indonesian island of bali has ended with a joint declaration condemning the war in ukraine, even though russia is a member of the g. 20. the summits closing statement said leaders denounced the war despite divisions among the group. western leaders also met on the side lines of the g 20 following the miss. i'll explosion on the polish border german chancellor . we'll have shouts called for a thorough investigation and warned against drawing hasty conclusions. indonesian president joker were dodo who played host to the g. 20, said the innocent incident in poland was regrettable. gunther and d. w. brussels bureau chief, alexander that fun nomine is in barley, and she told us more about the outcome of the meeting. well, we know that during this close door meeting you as president biden informed, freeze his fellow leaders about his conversations with polish president duda, and nato chief stoughton b

russia is denying responsibility, u. s officials say initial findings suggest the missile was fired by ukrainian forces at an incoming russian missile. the russians had done something like this intending to provoke nato, they probably would have done something that would have given them plausible deniability like perhaps launching a rocket from belarus or doing something up north by kaliningrad, so yeah. everything points to this being a mistake. the president pledging full us support for the investigation while condemning russia's actions totally unconscionable what they're doing totally unconscious. the russians launched nearly 100 missiles into ukraine yesterday, the most in a single day since the war began, feels like the russians are trying to punish the ukrainians. but having liberated their own city, the explosion in poland, a nato member, prompted questions about if and how members would take action article four, which poland is considering would convene nato members to discuss concerns less likely article five, which is nato's

u. s. says it's unlikely. the messiah was fired by russia due to its trajectory. lots of nato states have already called for optical fight to be implemented, triggering a collective military response. a couple of 7 continues africa.

russia as foreign minister at the own. go in the g. 20 summit on nato's chief ukraine to keep fighting on the battlefield. but some u. s. officials, according to the pace told, saying k as cannot beat russia buying military me with very welcome to you from all of our team here in moscow. this is alta international with the very latest news update. it's great to have your company this. our ukrainian officials now confirmed that keith has been targeted by miss styles with strikes, also reported in several other regions across the country. ukraine's president's phase 85 miss selves were launched by russia. local authorities and multiple cities claim that infrastructure lights have been hit and the mayor of care has announced that half of the ukrainian capital is currently without electricity. blackouts have also been confirmed by forties and other major cities, while russia has not yet commented on these latest developments. moscow has previously said, however, that it targets ukrainian military and energy sites in order to degrade the country's armed forces. well, let's bring in a guess. now to discuss this, but let's close to live to form a pencil and senior securit

u. s. a basketball player. brittany greiner. who is detained in russia says she is being transferred to a penal colony. a to time olympic gold medalist was arrested in february for possession of a small quantity of cannabis oil and sentenced 2 in august to 9 years in jail. or japan and south korea say north korea has fired a ballistic missile off its east coast. chung young has carried out a series of missile tests in recent weeks and made height and tension in the korean peninsula. the german government looked set to block the sale of a micro chip factory to a chinese own firm, uses security concerns, a subsidiary of a chinese company. sy microelectronics had been seeking to take over l mos intelligence agencies have set the sale, could allow beijing to apply pressure on germany. and the people well, cough kicks off and guitar later this month. but serious questions remain about the gulf states, treatment of gay and lesbian. visitors, and that's after troubling comments by the could tarry world cup ambassador made to a german public broadcaster with less tha

says they were delivered before the invasion began. the cranes president has accused tyra on of dying about how many tribes it sent to russia. u. s. president joe biden says democracy is on the line in cheese days, mid term boat. he's been campaigning with barack obama in pennsylvania. the states will be a key battleground in the elections. former president, donald trump attended a radi for republicans day on saturday, rabo, 3 days, 3 day. until one of the most important election. one of those important elections in our life time is good, a shape. the outcomes are going to shape our country for decades. the gum and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. it's a choice, a choice between 2 vastly different bridges of america. vastly different. italy has allowed the vessel carrying a 179 migrants to enter a port in sicily. people aboard the boat will go through health checks. officials say the ship will then be re directed back to international waters. warships from 11 countries have joined japan and it's fleet review. south career is taking part in the exercise for the 1st time in 7 years in the, at the u. s. and the u. k

u. s. says they can not identify whether the missile was russia as some other nato states have quickly called for implementing the alliances article by for seen a collective military response. ukrainian officials, a multiple cities across the.

say, part of russia just 6 weeks ago. and they've already had to withdraw from it. now we know the u. s. and russian spies chiefs have met face to face to discuss moscow's nuclear threat in ukraine. can this be interpreted as a di escalation? i think, throughout the war, russia has been making a hint bluffs about, you know, we're going to say that we on imaginable consequences. and the other thing that's been happening throughout the war is that russia, the u. s. and also china. i've been having a conversation below the radar if you like, about how unacceptable that would be. and this should not occur. so i think the talks should be seen within that context of continual communication between the main nuclear power in russia. i don't see it as a big turning point will change in what's been going on since the beginning of the war. one away from the ukrainian perspective, what do you think that will, how do you see the ukrainians? interpreting this the how to how they get it talks between the and the u. s. i again, i don't think it is a big thing for them. i think, you know, today quite int

the commander of russia's emergency operation says that the for any all me last around 12000 soldiers last month alone, about 8 times more than the russian offices for the u. s. were in co intelligence offices. scott ritter says that by relocating troops, russia is depriving ukraine of a pretext for destroying the dam. i think another thing that the russians are doing, by withdrawing from the right bank is reducing or eliminating the justification that ukraine could have been blowing up the damn. now the russia is evacuating the city of care song and the right bank. there's no reason for ukraine to, to blow to stamp. so i think russia's literally removing any justification ukraine could, because of russia remain on the right bank and continued to defeat ukrainian attacks the ukrainians once their forces spent might come to the conclusion that the only hope they have in preventing a rushing counter attack is to destroy the dam in flood the region. so i think this is also a, a prophylactic move on the part of the russians to prevent the ukrainians trying to have justification for blowing up the dam. after that is in the claim to air is i and combines, they con

u . s. and the e. u, which are seen as economies crushed and mass protested is member states due to his anti russian sanctions. says it is unable to isolate russia, talking up the need to negotiate, and that's causing some problems in the u. s. which means it's vassals on the continent to promote the image of a united front. the one thing that i do worry about is a rift between the united states and europe, because the united states looks better positioned on energy because we are a major producer. we should have been working on this transition earlier. on top of that, ukraine is reportedly burning through ammunition sent by the west, so fast that it's running out in real time. and the west can't keep up. so zalinski can keep begging from all, but the west might reach a point where it has no more to give or can't afford to give it without sacrificing its own security. so no doubt, we'll hear the same old statements of standing with ukraine of being with care have until the very end. but political rhetoric can only mask the disunity for so long and with winter just around the corner, life will get tougher for every one. the canadian security inte

you can say this but now in nuclear disarmament tells us in russia and at the u. s. over unexpectedly, the spurn. just a day ahead of a scheduled meeting in cairo. rashanda us would you to discuss resuming mutual inspections on the, the new strategy teams arms reduction, treating commonly known as thought. now ortiz maria phenomena has the details. when i hear from russia's foreign ministry, that the session of the bilateral consultative commission on the russian american star treaty, there was supposed to begin its work on tuesday in cairo. and last for 8 days has been postponed to a later day to the ministry does not indicate the reason for that. but i have to say that it was very unexpected. our tea crew may, including what's supposed to be there on the ground covering these important talks . and we only learned about it cancelled 5 hours before the flight to the egyptian capital. and we are now waiting for the new dates to be announced. and i have to say that these talks have been very much anticipated by both sides and by the rest of the world. of course, there

u. s. president. a saying otherwise. so was her assessment of the course from k, as for nato to take a tougher stance against russia. does it look like the u. s. lead wally wants to get more involved. yeah, i don't think they directly want to get more involved. they will continue the flow of arms intelligence, you know, organizing covert actions. but they still intend to keep this fig leaf of proxy warfare. the real problem is that they're running out of military supplies, that they can give the key of regime that he can readily use. they're running out of artillery pieces artillery shells they've had to scrape 100000 from the other side of the world from south korea. um, and they have essentially run out of the main battle tanks of soviet legacy that they can easily provide to the care regime they're, they're resorted to pulling things out of museums mothball and trying to refurbish them. at this point, political scientist and international security expert and mark slip road and many thanks for your time and your insight. appreciate it. thanks for having me. poland, should we think it stands to warranty crane or the

to the extent that those nazi say were useful foot soldiers in u. s. empire. russia can not be cancelled bads. according to austria's top diplomat. speaking had the meaning of the use foreign affairs council . so i boom to that, it's impossible to change geography and history for this reason that can't be account, so culture against russia. nevertheless, it's also impossible for relations with russia to stay the same. eventually, these european politicians are acting and talking like they're having a fight with a neighbor and they can afford to move. they talk about how a relationship with russia is inevitable because while the right next door and until recently, things were pretty good between those neighbors. you know, they were dropping by russia to ask for some gas for the law more, or, you know, to power the entire e u economy. but then washington drop by for coffee and started bad mo thing, russia and encouraging brussels to get another of its neighbors. ukraine to go through, exit rushes, garage door, and now brussels is so deeply invested in that fight that t

u. s. accusing moscow of ramping up nuclear talk, rhetoric, and i'm putting up fear. but yet you, as you say in finland, you've got the u. s. proposing to put nuclear weapons on the very doorstep of russia. yeah, well, again, it's projecting it's projecting onto our enemies. our own misdeeds, and on top of all their bite in the, by the ministration apparently is now changed our nuclear protocol. i mean, apparently we're now open. do a 1st strike against russia against china for the 1st time in history. has that protocol change to that from being purely defensive to, to a possible 1st strike? so again, i see the west, they see the u. s. in particular, as waving the nuclear saber. much more than rushes down. i've been here a few years and i notice in this speeches by the russian leader, it was quite respectful in the past, but now he's very direct with his words when it comes to europe and at the us. just to give you an example. you recently said that western had gemini is a dirty, bloody, and dangerous game. what do you think he was focusing on there when he said things like that? well, i think he's referring to, you know, incident since the collapse of the soviet union. one where you di

u. s. basketball player, brittany greiner, who is detained in russia, say that she's being transferred to a penal colony. the 2 time olympic gold medalist was arrested back in february for possession of a small quantity of cannabis oil. she was sentenced in august and 9 years in jail meadow. the company that owns facebook says it's laying off $11000.00 people about 13 percent of its workforce in a letter to employees. c o. mark zuckerberg took the blame, saying that his decision to hire rapidly during the pandemic was based on a projection of rapid growth. the company has instead suffered falling revenues. japan is housed in korea, say that north korea has fired a ballistic missile off its east coast of young yang, who's carried out a series of missile tests in recent weeks, amid heightened tension in the korean peninsula. now to the middle east in egypt where human rights violations have been overshadowing events at the comp, twenties of in climate summit, protesters have come out in force in support of the jailed british egyptian activists ala dale fought the pro democracy. activists ha

u. s. official recording for keith talks saying k of cannot beat russia my military name.

but washington says, russia is ultimately to blame because it invaded ukraine. kristen through me, has worn out from the u. s. western countries and nato align countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the 2 people in poland. they said that regardless of who fired the missile, it wouldn't have been fired if russia had not invaded ukraine in the 1st place. the military and democratic republic of congo continues to lose ground to the m $23.00 armed group. the fighters are widely understood to be backed by rhonda, a charge that call you denies. new peace talks are scheduled for monday. authorities in dominican republic are sending thousands of haitian refugees back to their country. the un has warned they face violence and human rights violations, back home, gang warfare and political time. we have fueled in exodus and recent months. at least 5 people have been killed in iran by unknown gunman, out of bazaar in the southwest. and city of is there 6 others were wounded in the attack and state buildings have also been set on fire and comes amid o

from her son, as kiva continues its counter offensive in the region. ukraine says russia is illegally deporting its people. u. s. is to fly a nuclear capable supersonic bomber over south korea as part of a joint aero exercise involving hundreds of war planes, a show of force against north korea. the comes after seems of missile launches by pyongyang passed on a former prime minister, him on con, has spoken publicly for the 1st time since he was shot. he's accused the state of trying to assassinate him. the government denies involvement calling support have called for more nationwide, protests con has been treated at a hospital in the whole same as robert. is that doctor say that he is out of danger? the injuries were not life threatening bullets to his lower legs. one fragment breaking the bones in his right leg, but they say that the bullets narrowly missed any major reason that his life is no longer in danger. despite his condition, despite the incident in ron han remains unflinching in the vitriol he's been hurling against his against his critics, against his opposition. he continues to say that he will get

says the u. s. pressing ahead with more sanctions on russia is in response to wednesday's missile attacks on ukraine. more than 70 were fired, crunching a number of cities into darkness. nasa released these images after blackouts were reported across ukraine. meanwhile, residence in the capital kiva, queuing up for water because supply was hit during the strikes. moscow is being accused of weapon ising winter as it targets ukraine's energy facilities. wednesday strikes knock top power and water supply in the cave region. more than 3000000 people were without a heating in sub 0 temperatures. power outages also affected other regions from khaki in the north to live in the west, as well as the odessa region in the south ukraine's state one energy firm says 3 nuclear plants have switched off their power units. rory challenge as more from the ukranian city of vish harold. i think there's one word for the condition in ukraine in the moment, and that is miserable. there are millions of people across the country who spent the night in cold, damp, chilly apartments, and homes with no power and no running wat

here. san, as ukraine continues its counter offensive in the region. ukraine says russia is illegally deporting his people. the u. s. will fly and nuclear capable supersonic bomber over south korea. as part of a joint errol exercise involving hundreds of war plates, show of force against north korea follows a series of miss sandwich is by john young. now thousands of people are attending a vigil in south korea's capital one week after of crowd crush at killed more than a $150.00 people during a halloween event. or these are live pictures from at city hall station install. people have gathered to remember those who died. city police have been under scrutiny for their failure to prevent the incident. hundreds of people had gathered in a narrow alley, the taiwan district. when the crush a curt italy says it will allow one of 3 ships currently carrying refugees rescued from the mediterranean to dock known to carry out health checks. and he was not allowed to disembark. we'll be told to stay on board the ship and to leave italian waters while france and germany are asking at least new, far right lead government to grant

u. s. official recording for keith talks saying k of can hold beef, russia, my military name. a very warm welcome to you from all of our team here in moscow. this is alta international with the very latest news update and were bringing you breaking news this. our ukrainian officials have confirms that multiple cities across ukraine, including the capital k of have been hit by missiles. president zalinski claims, 805 missiles being launched by russia with many of them targeting key energy infrastructure. okay, of the mass they said, half of the city is currently without electricity reports they 80 percent of the city of the valve in the countries west has also been left without power. meanwhile, the russian city of chevy cannon, near the near bulger road, has been shown by ukraine, according to the local governor who say that these 2 people have been killed and 3 injured worship has not yet commented on any of the latest developments. moscow has previously, however, said that it targets ukrainian military and energy sites in order to be great. the country's armed forces we supp

russia. there are reports of new significant damage to the nova kirchhoff could dam in southern ukraine. a u. s. satellite imagery company says that sections of the dime and its gates have been deliberately destroyed after russia pulled out of the castle region and a breach of the dime could cause catastrophic flooding. satellite pictures also show damage to several bridges across the me. pro river. will ukraine could use advanced to expand its counter offensive to other occupied territories, including crimea, which moscow seized in 2014, but russian forces of set up new positions on the eastern bank of the to leap or river opposite cason, giving them a strong base to escalate the war if they choose to do so on to 0, as i said, big is in chris, you be in central ukraine is with us now live. i said, what's the latest? well, the ukranian say that there offensive hasn't stopped that the head of the military and the armed forces have been given the objective to free all their lands from the occupiers. no, russia says that it's new regional capital of her son is had a say, a honey chest, which is about 200 kilometers away from her

russia before the war and ukraine. the gun ukraine says to lie and both u. s. political party 0 in on the state that could decide a crucial election presidents past and present campaign in pennsylvania, the outcome will shape the 2nd half of democratic joe by this term. his predecessor, trump predicts a republican landslide. ah, i pablo foliage. welcome to the program. several rescue ships with hundreds of migrants on board are stuck in the mediterranean waiting for permission to dock, but at least new right when government has hardened its stance. on migration, one german ship has dr in sicily, but many on board have been refused. permission to come on land. after days of uncertainty and weeks at sea, this german rescue ship reaches land at last, a relief for some of the 179 people on board. but not all. italy is only allowing mine is will the 2nd vulnerable to disembark and move rescue as say is illegal. it's not only the $100.00 for unaccompanied minus, but all the people on board need a phase of safety or by law. they have the rights to do some bargaining

russia. he says, elated, but the infect. russia is not isolated. ah, you officials have lashed out at washington, accusing the u. s. and profiting from the conflict to a year at faces dire straits with some se washington's relations with the blocks member states are facing major challenges. we are really at a historic juncture, american nice realize that public opinion is shifting in many you countries. the country that is profiting most from this war is the u. s, because they are selling more gas and higher prices and because they are selling more weapons. so there's a lot of finger pointing going on right now here in europe, we're starting to see an increasing number of comments from european officials targeting the u. s. first, they're saying that u. s. energy companies are making windfall profits over the conflict in ukraine. french and german officials said earlier this month that those revenues are coming at europe's expense. is it that we need to put into the united states was producing cheap gas that they sell at a high price. and in addition, they have taken measures of massive state aid for some sectors

russia side. whereas on the short term, amazon, the u. s. side. and the russia is now on the retreat. you know, they want to seize the moment and say, hey, here's your chance. moscow to take our deal. none of the things and none of the goals and objectives that you stated before the special manager opperation have been achieved. but you are losing, you know, with think you're losing, here's your chance to say face. and here it is. the question is, of course, now what's, what's going to happen on, on, you know, the all kinds of decisions that may be taken russia side because you know, the pollutants press secretary best called, stated that harrison is still in the constitutionally part of russia. we didn't excluded from, from the russian territory, which means russia still maintains both political will and the military objective to recapture in some time whether it's going to happen or not happen. whether it's some agreement behind that or would know there all kinds of speculations a way now so but yeah, i think clearly on the us side, you know, it's an attempt to cement the status quo as it is of today now, which will give you pain

u. s. has not had much interest in helping clean this up, especially allows, because louse remains firmly in the russia, china camp. in i says did begin cleaning up the unexploded ordnance or helping out in vietnam around 2015. and that was because the u. s. had a plan to pull vietnam into the american orbit and has been somewhat successful. we now the vietnam has a contentious relationship with china. so the us thinking strategically geopolitically decided to reach out to vietnam, moore, and has had a mixed success in doing so. now with laos, lau still maintains military ties to russia. i. economic ties to china is part of the belt road initiative. the new china allows railway that opened in december and transports both goods and people at very, very high speeds with the technologies of compatible with chinese best technology. and we know that while the united states has no high speed railway, china leads the world and high speed railway. and so they've got, this is very impressive railway between china allows as part of china's economic development approach and about that rail professor at like he said, china in december o