my resolution at w h o one. because almost every country was behind me, including russia, which defended me because what i was facing was not w h o. it was america. it's really funny. so that's my life experience. it was very stressful because i thought i was facing the w h o, but it turned out that i was facing america. if people can make vaccines, they can certainly make the opposite, namely, biological weapons. that's where my suspicion lies. so i refused to send it again. that's it. i thought it was one thing to be brave, but it turned out to be something that affected me. i have yeah. a d. i was once asked by a journalist from sputnik, did you know that there is an indonesian virus and ukraine? i replied, i didn't know. how could i know that? well that might be the point of the link because maybe age 5 and one got there throughout indonesia. i'm just making connections. i have no proof. now is there still a nam rw? that's also a question. does nam rw after i closed it operate under other shadow names, but is

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so let's take a look at the statement from the w h o chief tundras. he says he was just me just away from the attack as soon as airport and his statement, the w h. o chief said as we were about to board a flight from center, the airport came under aerial bombardment. one of our planes crew members was injured, at least 2 people were reported killed at the airport. we will need to wait for the damage to the airport to be repaired before we can leave. but how many of them has this update from the how many capital it's on a really were phase raised area of attacks against the some targets in sun on the inside targeted science. and actually, they're both also targeted to the power station of hazards, which is to the south of the capital, the sun uh which is, which has become the main source for, for milly, factories, hospitals, and also of a big specificities. we also have also about how they died, the target there, the, the see pause and also the about power station of the which is to the south of the other data. so numerous attacks have been raised doing

when heading to the w. h. o chief, the mission was about to board their flight when the bombing happens. and one of the teams, eric for it was hers. israel confirms that conducted the strike and identified the sonata airport as a who's the military facility. witnesses at the airport say the area was full of civilians. some of the strength was carried out without any tire warning or excuse . sana airport was struck, the civilians were struck. the civilian loungers in the airport tower were struck. and there were also civilian employees from the general authority of civil aviation on the on an international airport was targeted during 2 flights one arrival and one departure. the airport was targeted while it was full of citizens from about. the parts along the red sea coast were also targeted by is rarely forces in addition to power stations across the m and 6 people were killed. and this strikes according to who see lead authorities. we heard from a senior, who, the official who explained to the many groups react

i think they attacked because of w t o w h o the president was in the enforced. they didn't want to can him that they think there's maybe some of that is on to us with that would be would be parents that mean we had, we had one casualty, we have one inches, you and the you know, my personal injury. but i think the reason the airport was attacked when he was at the airport. the timing is because they wanted to send another message to the you and you know, they have been violating un resolutions for the rest, the 76 years and then nothing ever goes to you. engine of assembly. he, he's, you know, has many cost rewards, i guess the way that they realize that nations in the world, the big section of the united states, the, and some at less than countries don't like what, nothing you know, is doing. and that, expressing that dislikes to you under the russians, just general assembly that as much as we have that one doesn't change the somebody to the send us a few days ago, i guess is or is it. so this is there a way of showing the slide or for anti is, or elizabeth ocea

rockets into his room and what they say is a show of solidarity for palestinians in gauze of as well the w h o shave to address under home gabriel's says he was just meet us away from the attack incentives efforts in his statement, tedra said, as we were about to board out slide from center, the air force came on the aerial bombardment. one of our planes crew members was injured. at least 2 people were reported killed at the airport. we will need to wait for the damage to the air force to be repaired before we can leave up, send us this update from santa really were please raised area of attacks against the some targets in sun on the inside targeted science. and actually i oppose also targeted the power station of hazards, which is to the south of the capital of the sun. uh, which is which has become the main uh, sol, solved for milli factories hospitals. and also of the big specificities we also have. and also about how they died, the target, their, the vc pause and also the about policy patient of ok the of which is to do a solve of the other data. so numerous attacks have been raised doing

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this rate on come all at one hospital, comes after escalating restrictions on the access for w h o in partners and repeated attacks on or near the facilities since early october. such hostilities and the rates are on doing all our efforts and support to keep the facility minimal functional. the systematic dismantling of the health system and gaza is a death sentence for tens of thousands of palestinians in need of health care. this horror must end and health care must be protected. medics and patients were forced to evacuate. i've done point it, as we can see on this footage. now guys, as ministry of how said the dozens of staff, i've become all i'd want facility including the medical director where detained for interrogation. other ideas savvy has reasons to ask this way. the come all add one hospital has once again become a key stronghold for terrorist organizations and continues to be used as a hide out for terrorist operatives. the idea and coordination of government activities in the territories continue to make extensive efforts to enable patients to continue receiving care and

well, a un mission, including the w h o chief, was waiting to take off. the secretary general condemns the escalation between yemen and israel is rarely ever strikes to day on sun international airport. the red sea ports and power stations and yemen are especially alarming the error strikes reportedly resulted, the numerous casualties, including at least 3 people killed and dozens more injured. a united nations humanitarian air service crew member was also injured when the airport was hit, a high level delegation by the un headed by the world health organization director general. dr. federals was at the airport when the strikes alters according to the w. h. o chief, the mission was about to board at their flight when the bombing happened. and one of the teams air crew was heard, israel has confirmed it, conducted the strike and identified the sonata airport as of who's the military facilities. witnesses at the airport say the area was full of civilians. the time of the strike was carried out without any prior warning or excuse. santa airport was struck, t

now the head of the w h. o said to one of the across crew members was injured on the tamaqua the he was late to move to jordan for medical treatment. you and i'll special say that he's all strongly. yeah. many airport without warning and put civilian lines at the risk. what was most frightening about the strength was an effect on us, is that the strikes took place as a civilian, and i from human, near term and hundreds of you have a nice at was it back to that. and in france, the that adeline and from human, the was landing type, seeing in when the traffic control was destroyed. fortunately, and that plane was able span safely, and the passengers were able to see this bar pretty crude as being 55 words. not any obviously did we have an 0 indication of any potentially restaurants, but we cannot remember the last time they were a strides in santa during daylight hours. about ports along the red sea coast were also targeted by east ready forces, in addition to power stations across the admin in photo 6, people wer

that's right, the chief of the w h o said that there was the un delegation. any eman assessing the humanitarian situation, but also trying to facilitate the release of some un staffers were currently being held in jail in yemen. but he said that while they were boarding the plane to depart from this trip, the airport was attack saying that at least one person on the plane who was approved member for the aircraft was injured. the 2 other people were killed. another flight is now still grounded and they can take off until the repairs take place at the airport. there have been some of the images that have been released of showing the damage around the airport, but there's been no comment from israel about the attacks on their port where the un w h o cheese was present, but there's also been no update on if that you and delegation has left or not. right, thank you so much. honda for your reporting, that's kinda similar to reporting from the joe day need capital. the fees mainly military has once again launched our tax on northern gauze as last partially functioni

now the head of a w h o set one up by a cross crew members was a judge on the tom mike. he was late to move to jordan for medical treatment, a u. n. on special 7 is will stop the airport without warning at both civilian lives at risk. what was most frightening about the strength was an effect on us is that the stripes took place as a civilian and i not from human near very hundreds if you have a nice at was it back to that? and in france, the that ad line from human, the was landing type seeing in when the traffic control was destroyed. fortunately, and that claim was able to sign safely. and the passengers were able to this and bar, but it could've been for 5 hours. not any of us did. we have an 0 indication of any potential strengths, but we kind of remember the last time they were a strides in santa during daylight hours. now ports along the red sea coast were also targeted by is ready forces in addition to power stations across the m, and a total of 6 people were killed according to local authorities. now political communications professor of the university of ron, f

well, let's take a look at the statement from the w h o chief tendrils. he says he was just just away from the attack, incentives and pause in a statement and the chief said as we were about to board, our flight from santa the airport came on the aerial bombardment. one of our planes crews meant crew members was injured. at least 2 people were reported killed at the airport. we will need to wait for the damage to the airport to be repaired before we can leave. how much of time has this update from the m and e capital sign? a really were phase raised area of attacks against the some targets in son on for they the inside targeted science. and actually i oppose uh, also targeted to the power station of hazard, which is to the south because of the sun uh, which is which has become the main, the search for, for mainly factories hospitals. and also of a big specificities. we also have and also about how they, that the targeted their, the vc pause and also the about power station of the which is to the south of the other data. so numerous attacks have been raise

the w. h o says move in 1200 attacks have been launched on health facilities in the occupied palestinian territories since israel launched its war. in april 2024 guns as largest hospital she felt was destroyed during and his really siege, leaving hundreds of people did. the un says only 17 of the strips. 36 hospitals of su functioning, but only partially non providing full service is jew shortages of stuff and equipment. was that a 1000 health care workers have been killed since october the 7th last year. that's gilbert is an emergency medicine doctor who's worked in casa for more than 30 years. he says he's in direct contact with health authorities, that this is what they told him. and i just spoke to dr. joseph embraced the deputy minister house in guys up and he confirmed that come out of long hospital has now been completely emptied by force of these really occupation forces. and that the 25 seriously wounded and sick patients were not forced out to the hospital earlier today. now probably a

targeted attacks, oil terminals, power stations, and sun, an international airport with a high level w h o. delegation was present at the time led by w h o d g. that's a group, braces. it's a miracle that he came out us get, i'm unscathed. as, according to his own witness account facilities, just a few meters away were destroyed due to the strike on the airport and minimum 2 people died. one member of the crew transpose into delegation was injured. and by the way, the delegation was incentive to negotiate on the humanitarian situation in human, including the issue of the release of the detained you and personnel. in other words, the us, any u. k. what hypocritically calling for everything to be done for this personnel to be released. but then they put the lives of those you in negotiating who were trying to negotiate this release at risk with calling everyone to listen to the s cheese statement. he said the tx on signed and read see ports endangered submitted, turn operations in a serious way at a time when millions of people in yemen need this military assistance. it's difficult to charac

this rate on kamala dwan hospital comes after escalating restrictions on the access for w h o and partners and repeated attacks on or near the facilities since early october. such hostilities and the rates are on doing all our efforts and support to keep the facility minimal functional. the systematic dismantling of the health system and gaza is a death sentence for tens of thousands of palestinians in need of health care. this heart must stand and health care must be protected. and i'd have to look at the following pictures right here with what you're seeing medic, some patients forced to evacuate at gunpoint and see it right there in the for the to see the machine gun on the bottom part of the screen. acosta is administrative health said dozens of stuff that come out, antoine, including the directive with obtained for interrogation. so the idea of defending the move, adding it's checked off a list of a good deeds. it's carried out in the area the come all add one hospital as once again become a key stronghold for terrorist organizations and continues to be used as a hide out for terroris

so let's take a look at that statement from the w h o chief ted rose, who says he was just meters away from the attack and sun on the airports. in a statement that w h ro chief said, as we were about to board or flight from so not the airport came under aerial bombardment. one of our planes crew members was injured. of these 2 people were reported killed at the airport. we will need to wait for the damage to the airport to be repaired before we can leave my laptop. has this update from the you have any capital sent off really were phase raised area of attacks against the some targets in son on for they the inside targeted science. and i should have posed a also targeted to the power station of houses, which is to the south because of the sun uh, which is which has become the main, the search for, for mainly factories hospitals. and also of a big specificities. we also have also about how are they that the target there, the the see pause and also the about power station of the which is to the south of the other data. so uh, numerous attacks have been raised doing this for is really atta

the w h o knows as it is out of service. some of the patients and staff were evacuated to a hospital further south and gaza city. the budget degree, the army instead, come all odd one hospital at around 4 in the morning they asked all the medical stuff, the patients and visitors to go out into the courtyard to another. and then they separated us into groups, the medical stuff, and the patients. then they got ambulances to take us away. the but the evacuation wasn't immediate. so much, the patients that were evacuated were held for interrogation for 24 hours. the army didn't care about their injuries and then left them out in the cold all that time. but let me just kind of boxes. yeah. is real defended. friday's rate of the hospital seeing how my spiders had been operating from there throughout the 15 month war. and that the complex was a key strong hold. palestinians accused israel of trying to de populate northern gaza to create a future buffer zone, or is real denies this and says it's military operations are aimed at prev

what's been said as well, the w h o has denounced this is really military incursion into the hospital saying that this is going to have tightest profit consequences. and that is because again, this is the only functioning medical facility in the north. the military says that they facilitated evacuation of civilians to another medical facility, but they can not receive the life saving care or any sort of medical care with whatever is left at camellia edwin. wherever else in the nor the w h o is also calling for a ceasefire, saying that the sieges on medical facilities in general need to end. but israel usually dismisses any sort of claims by the united nation, any sort of push back against their policies. they dismiss them and they in fact dismiss any sort of human rights organization or world entity or body that is critical of their policies. with none the less, this is what these really military does a claim, but how much does using these medical facilities? let's remind our viewers that most notably more than a year ago, back in november of 2023. when the read on and shift the hospi

but can you comment on this attack on the port in terms of your position is the w h o with your boss actually in the terminal. and basically some of the israel has the right to do this to you and to the people of, of young men as such and such a public location the and thank you for firstly, as humanitarians. we didn't want to see any civilians injured or killed in any country. and in any conflict as to hang about signed a handful of specifically m a d h, the civilian applewood a be has yeah, i've been, i was in the, i'm in, in, in 2015 is the beginning of the conflict. and that airport has been boned to for 9 years, there is no minute treat capacity of that airport. it was destroyed to price at the beginning of the country for the last 9 years. it's listed with destroyed across which, starting days back from that. the only purpose of that airport is for the united nations to manage and where it is defined. and i am fact of the age of organizations who use that airport and for is a one single en route for a human. yeah, it's a fly from santa to you i'm, i'm in jordan and the vast maj

and of course, to, to change this condition where we were recently the w h o, a said that the diagnosis jim, when student have no access to any functioning medication, hospitalized across the guns and battle just briefly. um, this action taken by these really authorities, when it comes to doc, trouble, sophia, and other medical workers and the gaza strip. it definitely does contravene international law. i suppose it does, it does. but what we know, what that is, and has been continuously contributing international law making any form of, of, of the guy that the, during the world has um, an issue that goes to by the state but which is the 2023. but unfortunately, because of the company was a denial of unemployment, but as soon as rights it's got has been practicing it's would continue to do is to do so. so as long as the united states and other governments are providing cover and legal color, but as you guys are just all right, but as far as just as a professor at business that university thanks so much for joining us and just share a great to get your perspective in central gaza is real

well, i saw colored spoke to a w h o stuff delivering critical aid to the come all at one hospital in beth law here a w s o from void just to was to come out as one hospital. often many attempts to enter the nothing goes till now they are arranging units of, of love and so uh, medical supplies also the some dates for the patient, this change as a, as on the 10th through the human terran suffering. so the patients who stay here and they come out of the hospital, that's just inside the house. and so i tell you what they both of them have interview with you. yeah, yeah, sure. can you have some d, w s, right? i see the opening for you. yeah, yes it is. what did you go through with you? okay, we are coming to there with uh for, for the pieces and combine your unlimited kind of stuff on the stuff. you know, we're gonna go with you for the data and we can we some, um, it kind of agreement on because once when almost a block of rooms, hundreds arrangements on those lines. and that's the idea would really play here for why now make on yourself. so we also care about love unit medical supplies.

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and can move foster to where that needed to attend the v. google's thinking what else to have in the w h o defines fever as a body temperature of 38 degrees celsius. ohio children tend to get fevers more often than adults. that's something albany to gosh, she found really stressful. who helped us get hung up? i was very sketched because of everything. my grandmother and mother had told me about fi bro convulsions and brain damage and stuff that stuck in my head as a child. i have recently moved in with my own kids, so i would panic can give them something as soon as that temperature reached 38.5 degrees. then she met david mountain, a next bus on the to the she does added to her fixing to go and feed. that is one of the most common reasons why children come to the pediatrician, will go to the emergency room. the parents often don't know that the temperature is not the decisive facts at all. so i gave them just, you don't have to bring a fee for down the income, even at $40.00 or $41.00 degrees. you could let it run its course because it regulates itself. and supports the immune system. oh,

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various human rights organizations who are on the ground in gaza, including the when euro meds, the w h o and others and using a morbidity and mortality rates for known diseases i, i calculated the number or the range of the most likely the most likely dest toll accordingly. um, so you have, of course, the direct, uh, the direct, uh murder, which has been calculated precisely actually by the policy and ministry of health here. and there is also a number of missing palestinians, most of them presumed dead. so those or the that's those are kind of the direct number of, of casualties. but you have this much larger casualty figure that's related to the withholding of medication, the new diseases, etc. so there are a lot of chronic diseases as in any population including diabetes and uh, and various cardiovascular diseases, kidney disease and certain um, genetic disorders that require particular diets and things like that. so this entire population has been really a hugely affected very adverse adversely. so, and there is a, a percentage of that population has died or is expected to die becaus