u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey and now to the fallout from the public release of the reports the u.s. department of justice has dismissed a subpoena requesting an uncensored copy of the report as premature and unnecessary and redacted version was released on thursday can be held as has more from washington. as u.s. president donald trump arrived fur golf game at his club in florida back in washington democratic members of congress renewed demands and issued a subpoena for an unproductive version of special counsel robert muller's report by may first on a working visit to northern ireland during a congressional recess nancy pelosi the top democrat in the u.s. house of representatives again play down talk of impeaching the president that this time she didn't rule it out the congress of the united states will honor its oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states to protect our democracy we believe that the first a

u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey the governor of the u.s. state of new mexico is expressing concern of a video of members of a militia group illegally arresting migrants of the border the video was posted online this week and quickly went viral it shows members of the group dressed in camouflage clothing armed with rifles holding groups of migrants a civil liberties group in the state has called in the government to investigate a group of vigilantes calling themselves the united constitutional patriots for. former peruvian president alan garcia has been buried in lima after taking his life on a wednesday as police arrived to arrest him is the latest casualty of latin america's biggest corruption case one that has so fascinated five former presidents of peru by them a sanchez reports from lima i he planned his suicide in detail just hours before former president ellen garcia would be put to rest his daughters luciana read a fair will letter for

he wants to go to his own when it this is much more about and also because that's backers the u.a.e. egypt and do have military assets on the ground they do have an air force that they've used in libya since earliest doesn't have a drone force that is allegedly manned by most reports is that are controlled and operated by eric prince only if like water they have an incredible amount. of force and military forces and they can use that as. there is a mile and a half there seems like is dwindling in this new treatments and so we're also going to look behind the scenes here and look away from the smoke and mirrors after is trying to use this for his credibility purposes but more than anything it's the u.a.e. that has been trying to avoid any form of the public scrutiny that whitens from towards this you know with opera and now to the fallout from the public release of the report they were asked apartment of justice has dismissed a subpoena requesting an uncensored copy of their report as premature and unnecessary ever doubted that and was released on thursday candy how that has more from washi

think that's where you know the big miscalculation lies but obviously the fact is since saudi the u.a.e. egypt and also to an extent france support him he still has somewhat of air to breathe and continue despite the fact that this war is actually strategically already lost for after she mentioned egypt is he the new sisi of libya. good point yes i think extend i think the u.a.e. grand strategy for northern africa patrik and particularly in libya has been to impose and install another military rule kind of governments following the sisi model basically having a strongman that controls the civilians where they don't want to strongman such as after who has control over the arms but is controlled by a civilian government and i think that is the issue here we've seen from the negotiations at the u.n. that the u.a.e. has opposed any strong civilian government they could control after they want hafter you know that could could cook to control the state so in a bit you want a military without a state you don't really want a state with the military and i think that's quite of the problem here because

u.a.e. is a very close ally of saudi arabia and the country faced international condemnation after show g.'s murder sources say with turkey's relationship with saudi arabia and egypt strained that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of collecting intelligence here in turkey the two men are expected to face political military and international espionage charges now the funeral for peru's former. president alan garcia is taking place two days after he took his own life hundreds of supporters great to go see his casket that's in the capital lima as family also in attendance there the sixty nine year old shot himself in the head on wednesday as place were coming to arrest him over corruption allegations because he had plenty of loyal followers for sure but many detractors as well as has more on that from lima was paid tribute with tears and slogans for more than thirty years ellen going to see a live at the party now his followers raised the party symbol as a final goodbye to him was thousands of peruvians lined up early thursday to celebrate the life of their former leader the room i feel such great pain because so many pushed him this far and h

u.a.e. and egypt hope to achieve by supporting khalifa haftar. well there are long term goal is basically all about the beneath you first of all the stuff that is asian of libya particularly when it comes to a country inject the show has a very long and porous border with libya and is obviously concerned with the problem of terrorist groups using crossing the border to in order to attack egypt but when it comes do you do the u.a.e. and saudi arabia. is equally important but obviously what they care about is their suppression of the is the most groups that are seen as part of the western libyan government the west and the big corporation they believe the how we've asked our is part of their sort of ideological war you of anti islamism basically the opposition to that was the brotherhood in more intern or all across the region so if you are going to look into ideology people i heart there are also on the other side used ideology to boast and to use their own legitimacy in the eyes of our nerves like saudi arabia and the u.a.e. so is there an end in

in the east the government of to brooke is backed by the u.a.e. egypt france and russia it is the center of power for khalifa haftar and it's from there he began launching campaigns. to take important oil fields and the key port cities of been and ruslan move now after is ordered this large number of his troops to move further west to take control of tripoli but the un backed government quickly called its fighters to reinforce the capital and to fight to protect it but the focus really is on one man right now he was an army general on the mormon gadhafi but defected to the u.s. in the late one nine hundred eighty s. he returned to libya in two thousand and eleven and began gathering support among tribes and businessmen by twenty four tane he'd allied himself with that government into brooke he launched something called operation dignity saying he would fight what he called terrorist militias that included as we said advancing on the strategic oil fields and port cities and quickly taking control of large parts of the country have to has presented himsel

in the east the government of to book is backed by the u.a.e. egypt fronts and russia it is the center. of power for the hafta and it's from there he began launching campaigns to take important oil fields and the key port cities of been causing and ruslan move now after is ordered this large number of his troops to move further west to take control of tripoli but the un backed government quickly called its fighters to reinforce the capital and to fight to protect it but the focus really is on one man right now he was an army general on the mormon gadhafi but defected to the u.s. in the late one nine hundred eighty s. he returned to libya in two thousand and eleven and began gathering support among tribes and businessmen by twenty four tane he'd allied himself with that government into brooke he launched something called operation dignity saying he would fight what he called terrorist militias that included as we said advancing on the strategic oil fields and port cities and quickly taking control of large parts of the country have to has presented him

appear an internationally recognized government and joining an alliance which consists of the u.a.e. egypt and of course saudi arabia the u.s. department of justice has dismissed a subpoena by the democrats requesting an uncensored copy of the mona report as premature and unnecessary a redacted version was released on thursday it appeared to clear trump of collusion with russia during the twenty sixteen campaign but suggested he may have tried to obstruct justice house speaker nancy pelosi is insisting that congress will hold trump to account whatever the issue and challenge that we face as the congress of the united states will honor its oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states to protect our democracy we believe the first article article one the legislative branch has a responsibility of oversight the very democracy and we will exercise that huge crowds have gathered in the sudanese capital in the biggest protest since president omar al bashir stepped down last week hundreds of thousands of people are continuing to demand a civilian government the opposi

it wasn't he wants to go to his own way this is much more about and also kept its backers the u.a.e. egypt do have military assets on the ground do have an air force that they've used in libya since as early as doesn't have a drone force that is allegedly manned by must resources that are controlled and operated by erik prince only a blackwater they have an incredible amount of arsenal of. force and military forces and they can use that as. there is a mile an hour seems like is dwindling in this metric tons and so we're also going to look behind the scenes here and look away from the smoke and mirrors after is trying to use this for his credibility purposes but more than anything it's the u.a.e. that has been trying to avoid any form of the public scrutiny that white and trump towards this you know with opera and us talk to sit there a little more about how this is playing out at the u.n. and you're talking about diplomacy behind the scenes we've already seen a security council and attempted security council resolution fail. well there are two reza looking at the first is that there's been

and so i think to be hot there are times that it is his primary military doctors the u.a.e. egypt the. bronx. planning services gathering and the u.a.e. really opens the file have power and. that gave him that kind of strategic and the advantage of. the city but i think that he left the ruins not that's the concern that in tripoli where two thirds of the population of libya live many a hundred thousand dollars the tens of thousands from the other you know i think of the displaced residents that city in the last wars that you were in dozens of and seventy so you're looking at almost three million people towards western libya now that's almost two thirds of the population of libya. and that could be a massive massive and if you know how to go syria says that israel launched an asse tricon a military academy which has injured at least three soldiers several buildings were destroyed in the town of must see how often how a province local media says that syrian air defenses shot down some of the missiles . for a new nations have agreed to take in sixty four refugees and migrants who wer

u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt bombs there's a possibility being tripoli has become the capital of terror and terrorists tripoli is the capital for a group of criminals who number around one or two thousand but they have weapons and they control the political decisions most dangerous lead they have the money by controlling the central bank of libya and the oil companies the head of libya's tripoli based government is accused have tall and his forces of betraying the country and his wound of a war without anyone is. libya's been divided between two competing governments since twenty forty analysts say have to fight his will play stiff resistance in tripoli i don't see any lack of intent i am more control marketability and that's where i'm not sure whether his forces are up to the task i mean he was able to to you know take over much of the south west and we easily tripoli is going to be used to face a lot of resistance so we're looking at you know a long protracted conflict the u.n. says talks to rebuild libya's fractured political system will go ahead as planned but war weary libyans are now

u.a.e. and egypt hope to achieve by supporting khalifa haftar. well there are long term goal is basically all about the beneath you first of all this and that is issue of libya particularly when it comes to country ejects the show has a very long and porous border with libya and is obviously concerned with the problem of terrorist groups using crossing the border to in order to attack egypt but when it comes to you do the u.a.e. and saudi arabia. is equally important but obviously what they care about is their suppression of the is the most groups that are seen us part of the western libyan government the west and big corporation they believe the how we've asked our is part of their sort of ideological war you of anti islamism basically the opposition to that was the brotherhood in more intern or all across the region so if you are going to look into ideology people like heart there also is and on the other side used ideology to boast and to use their own legitimacy in the eyes of our nurses. and the way so is there an end in sight i mean if you

and so i think to the uk there are times that it is his primary military doctors the u.a.e. egypt the. bronx who are in a superior military planning gathering and the u.a.e. really has the firepower and. that gave him that kind of strategic and that's an advantage and. which allows him you know is the city but i think to be left in ruins and that's the concern that in tripoli where two thirds of the population of libya live many of the hundred thousand from the tens of thousands from. out there you know effectively displaced residents that city in the last wars that you thought and dozens of seeing and seventeen so you're looking at almost three million people towards western libya now that's almost two thirds of the population of libya. and that could be a massive massive kind of you know how to take a golf. this time yesterday we were telling you about that storm in the u.s. that has everything but the kitchen sink spring weather a rip mckelway is here to tell us more yes likely the violence this weather isn't always in the same place year in year and at the moment look it's jus

as listed off a lot of these other countries that support in saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt very familiar sort of trejo what do they get out of this what is while actually two questions one what does their support actually amount to what are they giving to honey for half that and what are they trying to get out of it well first . of all if i will believe in conspiracy theory i would tell you that this has all been through your age and indeed it in the national community is looking inside is not what it too much about what it is doing or whether it will even be or it will ever going to be and knows that and this seems to me it seems to me the international community is fed up i mean this is become a fight between the french and italians what more is will show or libya and the government of the lead national court which are called the government of national. or it is quite a feat it hasn't done any they don't and you can you can't deny the fact that it's dominated by militias who are horrible all wrong doing what they want to do what the libyans economy and there is well not i

in the east the government of to brooke is backed by the u.a.e. egypt fronts and russia it is the sense. of power four hundred one hafta and it's from there he began launching campaigns to take important oil fields and the key port cities of benghazi and ruslan move now after is ordered this large number of his troops to move further west to take control of tripoli but the un backed government quickly called its fighters to reinforce the capital and to fight to protect it but the focus really is on one man right now he was an army general on the mormon gadhafi but defected to the u.s. in the late one nine hundred eighty s. he returned to libya in two thousand and eleven and began gathering support among tribes and businessmen by twenty four tane he'd allied himself with that government into brooke he launched something called operation dignity saying he would fight what he called terrorist militias that included as we said advancing on the strategic oil fields and port cities and quickly taking control of large parts of the country have to has presented

u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey. there's been a sudden rise in the number of french police officers taking their own lives an increase in terror attacks mass protests and anti police sentiment is adding to the stress on average one police officer is committing suicide every four days well now police unions are calling on the government to take action is under schapelle reports. police officers are the ones members of the public look to to keep them safe but now it's the police who are looking for help the pressures of the job becoming too much for some of them. these officers in marsay are in mourning for two of their colleagues who killed themselves this week twenty seven others have done the same so far this year others stood outside police stations and the interior ministry in paris woman is of. i myself and my children do not ever become police officers because all their lives they will suffer in so let's go believing in a lack of recogni

u.a.e. and egypt most of the people i talked with they told me no we don't want to have anyone influencing our political system or having an influence on our decision today it's their choice of the people and even if it takes time but we are the one who wants to decide. well the bundesliga race is coming down to the wire this season with dortmund and by mid neck and neck at the top of the table dortmund are seeking their first full just like a title since twenty twelve and they helped their cause last time out with a big win against mites this weekend they travel to freiburg and they needed three points to keep pace with by. top wonder at full strength in freiburg with michael royce and the in-form jake and sanchez raring to go twelve minutes in and good link up play from aerial goods when royce sets up sanchez to score. one goal for dortmund their class easily overcoming fried bird's static defense. don't want eased off slightly though and freiburg came back into the game you can vouch mit testing roman baccy. in the second half don't win we're back in the groove rafael guerrero with a perfec

u.a.e. like egypt like france even like russia as well for himself in the sustained i mean issues of legends that make this kind of liquids out there he's not spending any money he's not spending is a lot of it's already left the country and people as a separate property so it's it's really that the answer lies of additional that. can i ask you briefly this unrest in libya push more migrants towards here at. well certainly the infrastructure the houses the refugees the moment it's really have. many of the schools of logic and infrastructure in tripoli that would house refugees and has displaced people has been talking to the two schools is that. until it was completely kind of choice. or so i think that's where there's a big i mean there's also this system that provides for these this is the refugees and migrants leave and it's this is the ministry of interior that this is the fence that has people that are working on this if you're the architecture that works on this they would not have been consumed by unnecessary war the way that what they would normally do which is too early for the refu

u.a.e. like egypt like france even like russia as well from stopping the sustained i mean this was a pleasant luxury and that make this kind of liquids out that he's not spending any money he's not spending his lawyers has already left the country and people as a separate property so it's it's really that the answer lies in additional that. can i ask you briefly this unrest in libya push more migrants toward here at. well certainly i think the infrastructure that houses the refugees the moment is really of the. many of the schools of the larger kind of infrastructure in tripoli that what has refugees and has displaced people has been targets of two schools yesterday and i was over tripoli until july out of the tripoli where i'm going. so i think that's where there's a bit of major problem but it's also the system that provides for these this list of refugees and migrants looting it's the system the ministry of interior that is the fence that has people that are working on this jury are they should work on this they may have been consumed by a very unnecessary war that takes them away from the

u.a.e. and egypt most of the people i talked with they told me no we don't want to have anyone influencing our political system or having an influence on our decision today it's their choice of the people and even if it takes time we are the one who wants to decide. we want to return now to our top story the bombings in sri lanka here's a rundown of what we know so far about the easter sunday attacks eight coordinated explosions were set off three at churches four at hotels and one at an apartment that was being searched by police at least two hundred seven people have been killed and four hundred fifty people are known to be injured police have arrested several suspects a nationwide curfew is currently in place and social media platforms have been suspended the defense minister has called the blasts a terrorist act by religious extremists. there has been no claim of responsibility for sunday's attacks but the carnage of ochs the horrors of sri lanka's civil war that ended a decade ago now the conflict did not involve the country's christian minority it was ethnic tensions between hindu tunnel

italy france the u.a.e. in egypt so they congratulate him on his last military offensive he illegally occupied the oil installations in the south and and then immediately gave them going to gave symbolic allegiance to the national oil corporation in tripoli is that as ok to do so in that respect i think he enjoys so much military support and again it's this kind of smoke and mirrors that most of the international community have engaged in they give this overt kind of public support to the u.n. by the government but only yesterday the minister of interior in tripoli for had said that in eastern libya had received an arms shipment from the u.a.e. and i think they're very very happy with what is currently going on because there is only just arrived yesterday into cairo to go meet with president sisi after an aborted trip to russia to go in with president putin so he's engaging these international actors that have no skin in the game so avoiding deflect attention from the very very actors the real actors that have skin i

appear an internationally recognized government and joining an alliance which consists of the u.a.e. egypt and of course saudi arabia the u.s. department of justice has dismissed a subpoena by the democrats requesting an uncensored copy of the report as premature and unnecessary a redacted version was released on thursday it appeared to clear trump of collusion with russia during the twenty sixteen campaign suggested he may have tried to obstruct justice turkey has arrested two palestinian suspects who allegedly confessed to spying for the united arab emirates the two men are reportedly accused of monitoring members of hamas and the muslim brotherhood turkish media reports one arrived in turkey days after the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in october police are investigating a possible link with the crime ukraine's president petro poroshenko and his rival actor and comedian brought to me is a lengthy have gone head to head in the live television debate several thousand spectators turned up for the event in kiev and then pick stadium opinion poll suggests then ski will win sunda

u.a.e. and egypt none of these configurations include russia and they use the exact same language so the only thread that ties them together was the french and the french have been giving assistance they have to let me on the defense minister was and was in russia in eastern libya eleven days ago claiming that he was waiting for after his victories now with the duplicity of the highest order to us assume that they back into or give international support to the u.n. but government in tripoli was giving discrete military and diplomatic support and immunity for half there in eastern libya because until it gets there was was in tripoli last week and was unable to name him they've given the u.n. the hardest job possible on earth because they've been blocking and paralyzing the u.n. for the last eleven days and that is a serious problem that he has to face and because the humanitarian catastrophe that could take place in tripoli is huge and we appreciate your insights tonight unfortunately we're out of time with thanks for coming on the show and the money political analyst and general director of t

and so i think that there are times that it is his primary military doctors the u.a.e. egypt the. bronx. superior military planning services gathering and the u.a.e. really offers that. and yeah. they gave him that kind of strategic and atlanta journal. which allowed every year is the city but to be left in ruins and that's the concern that in tripoli where two thirds of the population of libya live many a hundred thousand finance the tens of thousands from. out there you know i think of the displaced residents that city in the last war or it doesn't sixteen and seventeen so you're looking at almost three million people towards western libya now that's almost two thirds of the population of libya. and that could be a massive massive. how to go a. lot more still to come for you here on the news hour including outrage in the u.s. over donald trump's condemnation of a muslim member of congress over the nine eleven attacks. and dealing with a nearly three hundred nine hundred percent price rise lebanese farmers face huge tariff increase used to bring goods into syria. and in the sports

u.a.e. and egypt and is also reported to have more than french. despite a u.n. arms embargo. but the fighting intensifying many libyans say a political solution is needed but that can only come if foreign powers stop their covert military support. how does their. funds or more head on the al jazeera news hour including former inmates describe see people. sometimes in bed due to the monster abuse we speak to the men and women who survived torture and abuse in ethiopia's most notorious prison also the aid that's made it into venezuela i will find out if it will get to those who need it it's in sport manchester city have put full focus on the champions league as they stay in the hunt for four major trophies this season peter will be here with more. but first early results from indonesia's presidential election suggest incumbent joker we don't know is on course for a second term with a comfortable lead over his challenger a problem. official results won't be known until may with ballots from nearly two hundred million eligible voters to be tallied andrew thomas reports from jakar

u.a.e. and egypt hope to achieve by supporting cully for half the al. well there are long term goal is basically all about the beneath you first of all the stuff that is asian of libya particularly when it comes to a country inject the show has a very long and porous border with libya and is obviously concerned with the problem of terrorist groups using crossing the border to in order to attack egypt but when it comes do you do the u.a.e. and saudi arabia. is equally important but obviously what they care about is their suppression of the is the most groups that are seen as part of the western libyan government the west and caliche and they believe the how we've asked our is part of their sort of ideological war you of anti islamism basically the opposition to that was the brotherhood in more intern or all across the region so if you are going to look into ideology people like hamas there also is on the other side use ideology to boast and to use their own legitimacy in the eyes of our nerves like saudi arabia and the u.a.e. so is there an end in sight

unsettling to be after turns bad so his primary military doctors the u.a.e. egypt. promised. planning and so this was gathering and the u.a.e. really you know opens the file of power and. they gave him that kind of strategic and some advantages. which allowed him years.

sources turkish intelligence is set to believe that it is systemic is about race relations with the u.a.e. in egypt and saudi arabia have been strained mainly following to military coup in two thousand and thirteen there are links there information collecting capacity in turkey has become limits and that's why the turkish intelligence is said to be thinking that they're using other our top national nationals for intelligence gathering and. what we have learned from our security sources is that these two are people we're here mainly to spy on not only our our nationals but the most of brotherhood members who have been residing in turkey following day a military coup in egypt in two thousand and thirteen this is what we know so far about. what we have learned from a press statement by the chief persecutors office is that he hanged himself on the bathroom door of a solitary confinement early morning yesterday and by using his clothes mainly ok so many thanks indeed and of course you know that in istanbul well earlier we spoke to one man that is the managing editor of the daily sabah an english languag

u.a.e. and egypt both governments have their own central banks britain prints money for aaa russia prints money for brooke libya is easy billion dollars of oil reserves are managed by tripoli but half the has seized oil fields in the east and in the south so let's talk to mahmoud in tripoli about this mahmoud what we explained is this division within libya which makes it so crucial that there is taking this fight directly to tripoli. we'll speaking about division it seems that things are. as are moving from bad to worse because it seems that the evil factions on the ground are not listening to the warnings by the united nations secretary general. now local sources in the area we're getting reports from the town of about around one hundred and twenty kilometers to the front to tripoli saying that they have to forces are mobilized mobilizing in the area have the forces mobilizing get namely in the area between. around one hundred and twenty kilometers to this hour from the capital tripoli they are determined as they say to move towards the worst of the country to take over their capital tripoli o

u.a.e. and egypt he ordered his fighters to advance towards the capital this week and has captured the town of. the way small units and several bands in thailand are known to be loyal to have to dozens of his fighters have surrendered in zawiya and forces in restaurants are are sending reinforcements to tripoli without going to a head has more from tripoli the poor have to troops that surrendered to the anti have to the troops. this morning are now kept in the city of zawiya in the cost of the of the military council of the city of a zawiya around fifty kilometers to the west from the capital tripoli and by the way i have forces in the zawiya allied with and backed government of national accord the troops have to the troops surrendered this morning they came from to sit is in the west of libya to coastal cities of. sort of mine in the west of tripoli forces from misrata alongside forces from tripoli allied with you and back the government of national accord are now advancing to the south of tripoli to join other forces allied with the government of national accord in the area over here. tha

dignity where he's again trying to kick the islamists out of benghazi with the support of the u.a.e. of egypt of saudi arabia and this actually prompts a counter attacked by the islamist coalition by the islamist alliance plunging the country into civil war again in twenty fourteen and as you know libya now has these two were revealing governments one into a group and one in tripoli because of this now at this point new america which is one of washington's think tanks says huffed are is threatening western interests so really comes down through there's a very large amount of oil now for anybody i know. there's oil in libya most in africa and here's the situation where you have a country it's gone through so many different cities different leaders aren't even really elected leaders it's always sort of you know one or the another government another group of governments coming in and sort of saying what's going on i have what what's the story with u.s. forces because are they still there. or you know how close is because these literally it's tanks i know they've stopped some of its tanks and air

u.a.e. and egypt and is also reported to have more than french. despite the u.n. . but the fighting intensifying many libyans say a political solution is needed but that can only come if. their covert military support. out of their. head. that could keep power until twenty thirty. any results for a presidential election possibly winning. one of the world's largest democracy. hello there was some rather powerful weather working its way towards australia at the moment for the time being with just being watching this it larry of cloud here as it's drifted its way steadily eastwards behind that it is feeling a bit cooler than it has been so it's up to temperature there on thursday just around twenty degrees but a more active weather is going to be coming towards the southwest you can see it pulling itself together there on thursday and on thursday night into friday is when we'll see that push its way across us for some of us here it will see some heavy rain and we'll also have some very strong winds as well it's a temperature in perth on friday just of nineteen degrees

u.a.e. and egypt and is also reported to have more than french weaponry despite a u.n. arms embargo. but the fighting intensifying many libyans say a political solution is needed but that can only come if foreign powers stop their covert military support some of the job aid out there. and if prison which was used to systematically to abuse and kill political dissidents will soon be turned into a museum and jail in the somali regional capital has only recently shut down i'm going to do met some of its former inmates. hubble spent four years in this prison in appalling conditions and all for could sizing that original administration. it's a place he comes back to with great reluctance. in the four years i spent here what the doctors see in my life most of them was spent in this room which was of a crowded with inmates we were beaten and tortured several times every day. the former regional president mohamed is accused of using digger central prison also known as daily or garden to dump his opponents. he used the hated lou police force he set up to our arrest and then porch other inmate

u.a.e. and egypt who have been calling for that deescalation as well what do you make of that. is duplicitous i mean we can only go back to the u.n. panel of experts reports the security handles own neutral impartial expert reports that show in the year that the un delivered a peace treaty and a government of national accord and thousand and sixteen the u.a.e. wrapped up an unprecedented levels on the back of oil ations and establish an airbase in eastern libya that has been draining civilians and is being investigated for the operations that it conducted in but huzzy an indefinite thousand sixteen seventeen by the i.c.c. for war crimes if that's the same kind of in a conduct the military conduct that then requires a politically passive message like we call for the escalation i think the u.a.e. and the french involvement within these larger kind of p three plus three configurations of statements or the un security statements have made sure the language is politically vague and ambiguous and terms of who they are condemning in fact the un's french ambassador came around and this

italy france the u.a.e. in egypt so they congratulate him on his last military offensive here illegally occupied the oil installations in the south and and then immediately gave them going to gave symbolic allegiance to the national oil corporation in tripoli is that as ok to do so in that respect i think he enjoys so much military support and again it's this kind of smoke and mirrors that most of the international community have engaged in they give this overt kind of public support to the u.n. by the government but only yesterday the minister of interior in tripoli for had said that in eastern libya had received an arms shipment from the u.a.e. and i think they're very very happy with what is currently going on because there is only just arrived yesterday into cairo to go meet with president sisi after an aborted trip to russia to go in with president putin so he's engaging these international actors that have no skin in the game so avoiding deflect attention from the very very actors the real actors that have skin

now has joined egypt to the u.a.e. and saudi arabia in backing the forces of khalifa haftar a massive turnaround right so it's about u.s. alliances as much as anything else and i suspect as well as everything certainly libya has to do with resources oil all these sorts of things. well interesting as well kemal that in that to reported conversation president trump congress. for protecting libya's oil resources now in the view of the internationally recognized government has in fact stolen those resources rather than protecting them so once again you've got a situation where the internationally recognized government in tripoli is now it in effect being opposed by the united states which up until a few weeks ago was publicly in support of that and publicly criticizing those forces that were opposed to it a big turnaround yet fascinating development thank you for that mike hanna in washington. police in turkey said they have detained two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both were arrested in istanbul on

earlier this month protests as there are demanding that libya withdraws its ambassadors from egypt the u.a.e. saudi arabia and france there are accusing those countries of supporting forces loyal to have to. twenty five senior international figures and signed an open letter urging european nations to reject any u.s. middle east peace plan that unfair to palestinians this comes as the u.s. prepares to announce its a good deal of the century. israel's president is meeting several political parties to decide on who will form the new government prime minister benjamin netanyahu. six of the one hundred twenty seats in israel's palm and putting him in a position to form a coalition. new zealand is appealing for the whereabouts of kidnapped along with two drivers in syria nearly six years ago. for the red cross delivering aid to. ok you're up to date headlines from us here at al-jazeera i'll be back in thirty minutes or so but in the meantime. encourage. the to. the are we. up. or were. up. to her we. are one. thank you. in twenty eleven nobody could anticipate that in just two years egypt would on

u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey still ahead on al-jazeera. i'm going to survive in the costs in eastern fronts rebuilding not saddam would be easy but this. there think that it can be done. and coming up of course we've seen many golfers hall incredible shots but not many like this. how the weekend does look promisingly quiet or at least quiet given that this is the satellite picture showing the storm with the still going through the southeast and it will keep going overnight it's going to be daybreak on saturday voysey the back edge of it tight green lines quite dark so there are significant thunderstorms you already know this now daybreak on saturday should see it offshore for the most part kerning back in through canada and snow in newfoundland still with the back or showers could be quite poky in the appalachian mountains and it's not that warm though the sunny side of london the twelve degrees however florida's fine twenty six in the sun

u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey. well protesters in sudan say they'll name a team that will take charge of the country by sunday there's been calls for a civilian that government to take over from the military rulers who ousted president omar al bashir earlier this month reports. that joining the sit in is like stepping into a new sudan people are taking power into their own hands these civilians are now guarding the border and they're greeting people with songs and smiles there was soul being searched is almost a pleasure and they'll work involuntary like i said. while this crowd braves the heat to put out a message of change others help to keep them cool money is also being donated drinking water is provided i food is served for free for a while today medical doctors have left their paid jobs on joint efforts to set up makeshift clinics to help those who protested last night. yeah we worked in hard conditions there were days when we couldn'

u.a.e. and turkey and egypt that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering in turkey. iran's government says the repair bill for widespread flood damage is expected to be around two and a half billion dollars millions of iranians are rebuilding their lives after devastating floods that started a month ago but as amos travie reports now from. province a crisis has come at a bad time for iran's shrinking economy. iran's government is measuring the cost of flood damage in the billions of dollars for iran's people measuring the cost is also very personal damage shops. broken furniture. even packets of spaghetti. homes have been destroyed shops and businesses damaged everything it's gone. now the cleanup the floods left this school filled with mud the goal is to clear up as fast as possible to get the children back into class now this is the kind of thing that will cost time and money to fix if you look over here that metal structure that's connected to the bridge that is a temporary one that had to