bruce mentioned the war in yemen. this is a war that has gone on for several years, the united states has unfortunately supported that war effort even though there have been promises to put an end to it. biden himself last february said this war must and. there was a truce, that truce has lapsed, if the united states were to take some of the measures mentioned. no more spare parts, not allowing the planes of saudi arabia to bomb yemen, what would that mean for that war? will it help the plum get a second chance? or would it encourage others to go on the offensive, and instead of ending the war we see a different kind of intensification? >> thank you so much, for this meeting and my fellow panelists talk about this today. one of the crucial thing to keep in mind here, although the future what happens in yemen is obviously of crucial importance given the scale the humanitarian devastation there, it is important that the u.s. focus on our own interest here. it is a question of why does the nine states you to help saudi a

what he did in yemen but he's in literally unleashed a war and started a genocide in yemen to appeaseaudis, as it is believed that it was the persian gulf monarchies that largely provided hegemony to the american currency. when they decided to trade their oil for dollars, those who tried to resist this were drawn into bloody wars . saddam hussein planned to start selling oil for gold and other assets. no more using dollars. it is said that gaddafi had plans to participate in this americans. trying take on the role of moral leader in the conflict in ukraine destroyed in fact, forgotten by the whole world. an example of what american concern is leading to now is the time to build on the gains made and embark on a path that leads all to a dangerous and comprehensive political process to reach a negotiated settlement. to end the conflict, the united nations will make every effort to support the parties. in this endeavor, it is time for all leaders to prioritize the needs and the aspirations of the yemeni people and act yemen's national interests is the time to choose peace forever, but th

and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place.ar is still going on, the victims, numbering in the tens of thousands, are concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the united states was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june, the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on

and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. war is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands of if this means finally, right here, a catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi the biden administration cannot afford itself at the moment. therefore, it will be the same as lynching, that is, there will be a big difference between public statements and almost another war. in yemen , the government rebels continue to change places so many times that i cannot count the most tragic that the country is dying in this whirlwind. when the world is unknown, even the herald of democracy with its

so we need the money time to meet you to support yemen. again, to encourage the both parties to have a conversation and also to provide the fund needed for the leaders of your many who is the beginning of the tools could see again whole. but again, has been taken away again of new military leaders of core for com and a televised address. afterwards, the new self proclaimed leader abraham travel re rated to the capital one. to do that, on saturday, the state of emergency was declared after 2 supporters attacked the french embassy . france deny sheltering. the aston president paul or we deliver in the building. british prime minister, less trust has admitted she should have laid the ground better to avoid the turmoil her government. many budget caused an international currency in bond markets. on the 1st day of the annual conservative party conference, she insisted her tax cutting package will boost the economy for brandon reports from burly. yes, as honeymoon periods go, this has to be one of the shortest in political history. less than a m

we need an understanding about yemen, the yemen war.e need an understanding with them about the overall approach to dealing with iran. and the role between saudi arabia and israel should play in that effort, in terms of normalizing the relationship with israel as well. and that kind of broad strategic compact seems to me, if we could achieve it, and i admit it is a big if, it would be a much better way of proceeding than essentially deciding that this relationship should go its own ways. relinquishing whatever leverage we might have to deal with the human rights issues, the treatment of saudi arabians by the regime, and we would find ourselves in, i believe, a world of hurt, when i come so the issue of the free flow of oil from the gulf, the prices. i want to finish by saying that there is a word for where we are today on how we should proceed that i have in mind. and that analog is what henry kissinger ordered in 1975, when the israelis under then prime minister -- under other then prime minister refused to do that he negotiated with t

so we need the money time to meet you to support yemen. again, to encourage the both parties to have a conversation and also to provide the fund needed for leaders of yemen need. who is the beginning of the tools could see again whole. but again, has been taken away as a prime minister's back to us broker deal locking a maritime border with lebanon. you have left, he says it was safe god, the country, security and commercial interest is back. the idea of love on producing natural gas . but the opposition is criticizing the move my life sufficiently couple of and more than 10 years israel has been trying to achieve the steel. the security of the north will be strengthened. the korea rig will be activated and produce, guess the money will go into the coffer of this country, and energy dependence will be secured. this is a deal that strengthens israel, security and israel's economy. we have no opposition to an additional liberties gas field being developed from which we would of course receive the royalties due on such fields would weaken leb

and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place.ar is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm wash their hands in yemen, this means finally, right here, the catastrophic worsening of relations with saudi, the biden administration cannot afford itself at the moment, therefore, so is lynch, that is, there will be a big difference between public statements and almost another war. in yemen , the rebel government continues to change places so many times that i do not consider it the most tragic that the country is dying in this whirlwind. and when there will be peace is unknown, even to the herald of democracy with i

no agreement and extending a ceasefire in yemen. now the longest pause and fighting bear is under threat votes. her being counted in brazil's presidential election 9 candidates vying for the top job for writing calvin charitable scenarios, taken on airily lead ahead of his main rival and former president. lose enough l. lyla da silva, but it is a close race leading up to the election. pause a put lillard, the silver in the lead. we've got correspond as a cross brazil following the selection. we're going to speak to our latin america editor, alyssia newman as well as monica inaccurate in just a few minutes. first, let's go to manuel rob, hello, who's in brasilia forest. i love thee a results coming in thick and fast give us the latest on what we know and just talk us through briefly how, what the processes for this rod things are finally starting to move a bit quickly, a bit quicker than they were before the actual tally so far as 66.66 percent of the vote i, if you could see just over my shoulder, here's the screens just like these

and in yemen all traces democracy in place the war is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june the washington post will publish an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force carried out 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands - this means finally, right here, a catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi arabia biden's administration cannot afford it at the moment. therefore, so will lynch, that is, there will be a big difference between public statements and practically war again. in yemen, the rebellion continues, the government has changed places so many times that the most tragic thing is that the country is dying in this whirlwind. and when there will be peace is unknown, even to the herald of democracy with its rockets in the next program. let's continue

is the biggest need in yemen by now. but what are some limitations? education protection health has been under funded lady, so we need the money time to meet you to support them. and again, to encourage the both parties to have a conversation and also to provide the fund needed for the leaders of year many who is the beginning of the tools could see again whole. but again has been taken away . but his primary ssl is trust is admitted. she should have laid the ground bet her to avoid the turmoil her many budget created in the international courtesy and bond markets on the 1st day of the annual conservative party conference trust, insisted she is confident. a tax cutting package will boost economic growth. paul brandon reports from birmingham. yeah. as honeymoon periods go, this has to be one of the shortest in political history. less than a month since this trust took over the u. k. new conservative prime minister, a government's controversial tax and borrowing plans. mean, the conservative party conference is literally besieged by critics. from the p.

we will never be in need of ukrainian grain was supposed to go to yemen.e ports in odessa were unblocked precisely by the starvation of the yemenis. the whole world was frightened, the lord us secretary blinkin, when the grain deal was being prepared, when the state department, without stinting on epithets , blamed all the poor on the planet about russia, but the west ukrainian grain, as it turned out, needed food. now it reaches those who need it and it is very important to maintain this agreement so that the ships continue to stay with cargo from the sea and russia must stop aggression against. ukraine , of course, we will also talk about this, but our main task is to provide truce here in yemen the unannounced u.s. crusade against yemen is compared to how america behaved in ukraine about 8 years ago, a coalition led by saudi arabia. started a war with the yemeni houthis. under the pretext that iran sympathizes with them, which wants to build a new persian empire in the middle east, american leaders acted as personal arms barons of kings in this conflict

that's why we made this request to the minister wilson talked about he is in yemen, the war in yemen, and how his could be all solidified there is. so we share the same approach in this regard to the role of the, of saudi arabia should been hand sell that to bring back to the territory of yemen to me, to you. yes, for several mom. now we have seen some positive signals from there. it seems that the hostilities were over, but nevertheless, we need to establish police in there. and this place is very fragile because it is under constant res called the war breaking out again. and we also trans minister to intervene there so that we could encourage the parties to find the final solution to bring it down to the war in yemen. because the people of yemen is suffering. a lot of young people are losing their lives hearing but still it is and we hope that raja could intervene to find a solution or other matters that we also talked about. for example, a matter of the marketing decimal pivot b. you saw that in my number is a phone and better ring guy bring that i didn't bring is the people withou

it is important for international community to pay attention again to yemen because we are locking on funding just 47 percent of the money in this country and has been funded so far. and over 60 percent of that has been just focused on. so security is the biggest needing human by now, but what are some limitations education protection health has been under funded lady, so we need the money time to meet you to support them. and again, to encourage the both parties to have a conversation and also to provide the fund needed for the leaders of year many who is the beginning of the tools could see again whole. but again, has been taken away for his prime minister less trust, as admitted she should have laid the ground better to avoid the turmoil her government's mini budget caused in international currency. in bond markets, on the 1st day of the annual conservative party conference trust insisted she's confident her tax cutting package will boost economic growth. fullborne and reports from birmingham. yes, as honeymoon periods go, this has to be one of the shortest in political history. le

and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. the war is still going on, the victims, numbering in the tens of thousands, are concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the united states was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june, the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force carried out 150 strikes on a british facility, everything is again very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands in yemen it means final, right. here is a catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi arabia, which the biden administration cannot afford at the moment. therefore , it will be lynch, that is, there will be a big difference between public statements and almost another war. in yemen, the rebellion continues, the government has changed places so many times that it is even more tragic that the country is dying in this whirlwind. and when there will be peace is unknown,

and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands in yeme, this means finally, right here, the catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi the biden administration cannot afford itself at the moment, therefore, lynching, that is, it will be the big difference between public statements and practically politicians once again war. in yemen , the rebellion continues, the government has changed places so many times that it is even more tragic that the country is dying in this whirlwind. when there will be peace is unknown, even to the herald of democr

so what now for yemen as the countries 6 months ceased, far expires? and on the 17th though, how would he afford the blue half of manchester writing as city thresh, united, $63.00 in the dobby with earning holland and pho photograph. photo scoring hattrick full counting is underway in brazil and elections widely seen as the most important since the restoration of democracy in the 1980s. around a 156000000 people are eligible to cast their ballots. that's the largest number in brazil's history. while the pole could see the country shift back to a left wing leader, former president lewis in our seal lula. desilva has been polling ahead of encumbered jar bull scenario by double digits, and could win in the 1st strand. if he gets more than 50 percent. 76 year old luna was not able to run or even vote in the last election in 2018 because he was jailed on corruption charges. but his conviction was later thrown out a full use ago. i couldn't wooed because i was a victim of a lie. now, i'm hugh roaring that the recognition of my full freedom and with the possi

remember this our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky in the capital of yemen, sani, has never strayedbab elyaman bab in arabic, meaning gate, and fully bab ilyaman, translated as the gate of yemen and this is not just a romantic exaggeration. this indeed the real gates of the country. early in the morning you pass through bab ilyaman and as if you find yourself in the wonderful world of a thousand and one nights, a magical fairy tale of the mysterious arab east by and large , the capital of yemen, sanaa, is a small city, it seems that it is not too much. touched by the turbulent changes of the 20th century. almost the entire center of sanana is occupied by one huge bazaar, bitch, elmil, narrow streets, unusually beautiful clay houses on stone two-story bases, people armed with national daggers, jambi. everything, it doesn't look like the capital of the modern state. well, probably yemen cannot be called a modern country, and this is its charm of the yemenis - it is a cast from the past in its purest form and nothing can disturb the centuries-old cemetery. he begins to bake his simple

we will never give up, it was to yemen that we had to go north.he whole world was frightened by the deaths of the yemens, the lord us secretary blinkin, when a grain deal was being prepared, and when the state department, not stinting on epithets, blamed all the poor on the planet about russia, but for ukrainian grain, as it turned out , food was needed. now it reaches those who need it, and it is very important to maintain this agreement so that the ships continue to stay with cargo from the sea and russia must stop the aggression against ukraine, we will also talk about this, of course, but our main task is to ensure. a truce here is me not declared a us crusade against precisely compared with how america behaves in ukraine about 8 years ago, a coalition led by saudi arabia. she started a war with the yemeni houthis, under the pretext that iran sympathizes with them and wants to build a new persian empire in the middle east. american leaders acted as personal arms barons of the kings in this conflict, and that would be fine. everyone has long be

it's appealing for about close to a $100000000.00 to support this migrants in djibouti, in yemen, in somalia and any of your good self. we're getting some support, not as much as we wanted to get, but it's not as much support as we would like to see. and we always appealed to our development part. doesn't dawn us to increase that support. we've seen the smuggling the trafficking. we've seen that economic impact this house on this migrants and we're seeing a very different trend, which is the feminization of migration before it used to be men on the move trying to fit their families. but noticing more and more women and girls on the move as well. and that is what is worrying us more because of the traffic in the abused agenda. business violence, they've gone through on the en route to their migration was tried to reach mostly saudi arabia. that's where they want to go. that's where the domestic walker's is. the irregular migrants themselves and that it has an impact, but also it's not just climate induced migration. what we have is very much an economic reason. we asked them all the t

the saudi's are responsible for one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world in yemen.ng what they have done to the children there, the starvation that it has caused, and it is appalling that they are continuing to blockade. the iranians are to blame in yemen as well but the saudi's have been the principal perpetrators of that war so i don't think that cutting off these arm sales are suddenly going to make them vulnerable to iran. i have spoken out very strongly for the students, for the women protesting in iran. i believe there are other ways that we can contain iran but we should not use a kissingerian balance of power where we end up supporting brutal dictators at the expense of our own public because of some balance of power politics in the middle east. amna: what do you believe president biden could have done differently in this moment? he went from calling saudi arabia a variety visiting crown prince mohammad bin salman on in july, the fist bump seen around the world. is there anything the president or this administration could have done differently to avoid this

you also tweeted -- "their brutal war in yemen and their fleecing of american consumers at the pump mustquences." talk about what you are demanding and how much support you have for this at this point and what is happening in yemen. >> amy, as you know, promised six years in congress, i along with bernie sanders have been working to try to bring the war to yemen to a close, one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world, similar to the barbarism of putin in ukraine. it has not gotten as much attention. we had a cease-fire. now that cease-fire apparently may be falling apart. unfortunately, the united states thanks to our passing of the war powers act, is no longer refueling the saudi planes that were bombing yemen. but we still provide a tremendous amount of defense assistance to saudi arabia. that increased dramatically in the trump administration. we have more joint defense arrangements with saudi than most of our allies. in the saudi planes would not fly if it were not for u.s. technicians. both of the accounts they have not done enough to lift the blockade, that they still are n

they have done the same thing with a bait and switch in yemen where barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 the cia and air force drone warar against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. not just al qaeda actors. relocated terrorists who had bombed the u.s. is 2000 attempt to bomb the plane over detroit on christmas day of 2009 and obama was bombing them. then by the end of 2014 a shiite group friendly with iran came out of the north to the capitol city. the time that happened and you can read thiss in "the wall street journal" in a great piece by barbara slavin from january of f 2015 our current secretaryf defense lloyd austin was a four-star general and the commander of centcom and he made a deal with the houthis. you guys like killing al qaeda? no problem and he was funneling them intelligence to target and kill al qaeda on the arabian peninsula in january at 20152 months later barack obama stabbed the houthis in the back and took al qaeda side against them in the war launched by saudi arabia in the united and are -- united emirates and their allies including nine states. obama gav

they have done the same thing with debate and switch down any yemen. where barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 of cia and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula but not just al qaeda tied actors but real al qaeda terrorists would help coordinate september 11, who bomb the ss: 2000, attempted to blow up a bombing in detroit on christmas day 2009. and obama was bombing them. i'll skip the politics it's a complicated mess by thehe end of 2014 shiite group friendly with iranut came out of the north and sacked the capitol city. but at the time that happened you could all read this in the wall street journal and a great piece in the monitor from generate 2015, our current secretary of defense lloyd austin was a four-star general. he made a deal is that you guys like killing al qaeda? no problem. he was funneling them intelligence to used to target and kill al qaeda in the arabian peninsula for those generate 2015. just two months later barack obama stabbed them in the back and took al qaeda side against them in the war launched by saudi arabia, united arab e

so these, in yemen, i survive to chemical attacks. those chemicals were given to them was same by the gardeners in europe. so they, they don't see the reality as it is. they only see the reality as they would wish it to be. that is exactly why they miscalculated in russia. they thought they'll pull the plug. those imposed sanctions on russia and russia will collapse and it's game over. so all those provocations that they carried on expanding eastward, lying to russia, overthrowing the government in ukraine, and imposing an antique or russian government, supporting the a right wing factory to send the nazis in ukraine. all of that was done because they thought what their victory was inevitable. but they fail to recognize reality that russia is a huge power that iraq is a force to reckon with. look at whoever is drones, they are in ukraine. now. nato, with all the is with all the claims to great. this can even deal with a few drowns this. these are countries that have been in charge for hundreds of years. and they, they think that they

and they're, they're using them in yemen. we're making money off of that. so, you know, and again, maybe it's about the making of the money. you know, the arms and weapons and apparently generals are the america's biggest export. well, i saw the news block shipping up this thursday. do remember for up to the minute developments or social teams are working to keep you informed. give us a follow wherever you see that green and black rti logo lifetime. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk more when i was shown seemed wrong when i just don't hold any new world yet to shape out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, if you will skin it, do you mind you do you mean? yeah, i have some

and they're, they're using them in yemen. we're making money off of that. so, you know, and again, maybe it's about the making of the money. you know, the, the arms and weapons and apparently generals are the america's biggest export. just approaching us one in the afternoon here in law school. this thursday about is, are a lot from the news room for now, but more programs, or just stay close to seeing what is showing this is our can from for good. we raised our corn and soybeans here. so some issues that are different this year than in years past is that with all the things going on the world today are input costs have almost doubled in. it's going to be really hard for everybody to keep go and some will make it. so i want our current or late trash is, it is blaming russia for that. your gas company is, are going to get blamed for the problem. but they are not the problem. so by really chance blame for caution to problem because he himself cause a problem in but the price is already gone up. fertilizer and chemicals have dra

and they're, they're using them in yemen. we're making money off of that. so, you know, and again, maybe it's about the making of the money. you know, the arms and weapons and apparently generals are the america's biggest export. ah ok. something else to tell you about ways to solve the ukrainian conflict have again been coming from influential figures. and again, the notion of peace talks has been widely criticized online following ilan mosque. another 1000000000 or bill ackman urged the concessions like recognizing crimea, as part of russia should be discussed, but that you got twitter furious. all these billionaires wanting to school us about history are leaving out important bits that show their ideas are bad. shouldn't people in crimea determine if they want to be part of russia? ukraine? crimea is not a chip to trade. it's filled with people. if those people choose via referendum, which is a real vote not staged, then we should live with the result. no, it's been ukrainian all the time. russia had no say at all. billion

it's appealing for about close to a $100000000.00 to support this migrants in djibouti, in yemen, in somalia and any of your good self. we're getting some support, not as much as we wanted to get, but it's not as much support as we would like to see. and we always appealed to our development part. doesn't dawn us to increase that support. we've seen the smuggling the trafficking. we've seen that economic impacts this house on this migrants and we're seeing a very different trend, which is the feminization of migration before it used to be men on the move trying to fit their families. but noticing more and more women and girls on the move as well. and that is what is worrying us more because of the traffic in the abused agenda based violence are going through on the end brought to their migration was tried to reach mostly saudi arabia. that's where they want to go. that's where the domestic walkers is, the irregular migrant themselves and that it has an impact, but also it's not just climate induced migration. what we have is very much an economic reason. we asked of all the time. why

whether it's iraq or you know, whether it's supporting the saudis in yemen or libya. the attitude they have to was refugees from conflicts. so there is element of racism. and the south is saying no, we don't want to be thought of well off this war. sure. you bring up a very good point. let's go to where it gets to anchor, who st. joseph burrell before and policy chief of the e. u. i. he came out with a very peculiar statement to be a few days ago that europe is some kind of garden and other than outside of europe . it's a jungle. you're not in the u. r. is turkey. part of that jungle. i mean, you know, joseph brown, he writes the very weird blogs. ok. but i mean, i think it's this is that tainted neil colonialism. it's still there. go ahead and ankara. so turkey has nothing to john, go about living here to john, goes to the got it all depends from where you're look. 30 member of nato. ok, in the god them 30 of negotiating with you to can you know, just very close to gods, but they're still in the jungle. and this is why turkey is trying to make a party. so of balancin

reach populations in desperate need in places already devastated by hunger, such as somalia, ethiopia, yemen, a lebanon. therefore, island strongly support renewal of the black sea grant initiative. next month, we ordered all sides to engage in good faith to bring about the renewal of the deal, and thereby continue to improve the access to food for millions of people across the globe. to this end item fully supports the work of the un secretary general to find a solution to this most pressing crisis. we are confident that just as a did put a great deal in july to sites and come together once more and a spirit of dialogue to overcome any remaining obstacles and saved his life sustained initiative from the brink. thank you, gentlemen. i think they represent for violent for their statement and they'll give the floor to the representative of kenya for the morning. and thank you mr. president. i thank you. s t martin rivets, griffith send us to rebecca greens, one for their briefings. we regret the news that the russian federation has withdrawn from the black sea green initiative. the world is hu

the runs yemen. envoys calling on warring parties to renew their cease fire hands. greenberg has blamed the rebels for the failure to extend the truce. there was a decrease in violence before the april cease fire deal, which lapse lapsed earlier this month. a jury in the us state of florida has recommended life in prison without parole for the parkland school. she's her nicholas cruz admitted killing 14 students and 3 staff and 2018 so deadliest mass shooting to reach a jury trial in the us. the u. s. house select committee investigating last year, storming of capitol hill has voted to subpoena for me. u. s. president donald trump to testify. trump has never before been forced to give evidence before congress, not even during his to impeachment trials. okay, as are you had learned coming up next witness? ah ah ah ah it will sure. been the more business you his brother for this is kim monica. the reason not to yesterday stoning you, let me know what's going on with a that global tech on crop couple study. would you mind with just a little going, you know, but i thought i thought you just

west africa to east asia, russia - these are the reasons why people, in particular , in ethiopia, yemen or somalia, remain with a catastrophic food shortage, of course the partners are trying to convince the terrorist state to reduce the momentum of the blackmail a little. but is it realistic? so far, the facts indicate that the russian leadership is more interested in exacerbating the food crisis than in the execution of the signature documents. and by the way, this is an answer to all those who say about negotiations with russia on the grain agreement on october 29, russia allegedly accused ukraine and great britain of the explosions in the sevastopol bay. the security of the grain corridor, why the grain agreement failed, russia will tell on monday at the ion security council, the meeting will be held at the request of moscow, at the same time, the ussr and nato called on moscow to fulfill its obligations to the international community, and we will add that these are the results of an open-source intelligence investigation due to large-scale cotton in occupied sevastopol at least thr

from west africa to east asia. russia is the only reason why people in particular that you need your yemen or somalia left with catastrophic food shortages. the landmark deal was signed in july to export grain and fertilizer from ukrainian ports which had been under russian blockade. it was meant to ease the global food crisis caused by the conflict. the un says more than $450.00 ships of left ukrainian port since early august. and about 9300000 tons of food has been exported to regions around the world. the. let's bring a guess for this edition of inside story moscow, andre bucklin, all they former russian and basset to saudi arabia in new york. steve matthews, senior vp financial services that grow intelligence and analysis on agriculture, climate and the economy. and in denise in ukraine, marcia bella cova, a great news and price reporter at fastball kits agree census told of august. thank you very much for joining us on this edition of inside. so he must click, continue, a new crane and the statement obviously by moscow that they get to suspend their involvement in these grain shipment

we have had areas including yemen where we now have a fragile truce and have had it for more than four months where our conversations with saudi arabia has been important, have paid off. and in fact, earlier in the summer, the saudis were looking at even higher price increases on energy and we were able to talk our way through that. it's important we keep trying to talk our way through this one and get it back in the box. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> just ahead, cnn is first to report new details of a new timeline for possible indictments in the georgia election probe. stay with us. your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old g glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> s singers: ♪ safelite repai, safelite replace. ♪ i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionwork see the difference. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had t