wrecked, in fact the the is where any forces take the dog or the side of the rock. so crossing with egypt on the control house despite, i'm not saying it's willing to accept this, these 5 proposal that you have being worn. and that's, that's the worst thing message from us lawmakers to the international criminal court prosecute to have a comfortable arrest warrant for it's really official. also to saw, the russian president vladimir appeared to be pulled in for a new 60 a to say he's determined to ever come another area that difficult milestone

the consolidated will of millions of people is a colossal forced evidence of our coming from belief that we ourselves will determine the fate of russia and only ourselves for the sake of today's and future generations. the a very room, welcome to you. this is on the international with the world news update just gets unhappy with us. the top story, this our, it's heading to southern dogs. the weather idea is confirmed. taking control of the dogs, a side of the boat, across thing with egypt, video footage from rasa. so it's not blowing into the sky of the city houses and the altima, the via the shadowy side of the wall and civilians remaining in the city by distributing leaflets, quoting for them to evacuate the area. but local witnesses say that will know who warnings of the attack on. rafa was the surprise for that mean, i made news about sci fi told with how much be checking the book and look at you,

let me know who was sleeping at home me. my mother and my siblings, and suddenly we had a loud noise. we had strikes without any prior warnings. they say rough eyes safe, and then these happens and it go to fort hide and all the publicity and people were over joyed after news about the ceasefire. everyone felt an indescribable joy. we were surprised to see that it turns out to be a bloody night's without joy or anything. they stole our joy. we hold for a ceasefire to last, if only for a few moments for us to save our children, just to give them some time to rest. and in one single moment, our child is skilled, our house is destroyed, our entire world is destroyed and will lose everything in one moment. so if this i saw the martyrs with my own eyes, they brought them back in an ambulance. my cousins and my brother in law's daughters children more than 20 people with the rest, all buried under rubble. it's really a lot. this is genocide, it's genocide,

not more. we don't want money. we don't want aid. we don't want anything. we want a ceasefire. we want to live in peace with our children, like the rest of the world. the to early in the morning is radio mcveigh cause was seen rolling into russell. at least 5 people have reportedly been killed. an overnight strikes on gauze southern most fizzy ass off to the idea of announced is operation would continue basically rejecting annuity. a truce offered by hum us well palestinian children are at risk of a new imminence catastrophe. that's according to unicef, which is called for the mind, is not to be evacuated by 4 submit the looming idea invasion of the southern most gauze, necessity of rough uh, organizations, executive director, stays the civilians have no safe place to go more than $200.00 days of will have taken an unimaginable total of children's lives. rough sized noah's seats. you have

children who have no safe to go in gaza. if large scale know to upper rice installed multiple and they will, children be ups risk from the violence, but also from the cares in panic. and then it's time on their physical and mental states already weakened. now since the beginning of the war in october, many families from across 'cause, i have friends to rafa, which has been designated as safe, is owned by the idea itself. more than a 1000000 people now sheltering in the end, slaves southern most city and halls of the children and the ac. thousands are said to be instance under the age of 2. since as well begun is a tax on the densely populated n place within $14000.00 children has been killed in dallas. although most of the surviving palestinian mine is a reportedly in need of psychological support. let's discuss this further now with joined by um, selling always

a unicef communications office and many thanks for join. it goes on the programs nice. i really appreciate your time now. as of which is saying, we have more than a 1000000 people now sheltering in rafa and that's roughly $20000.00 people per square kilometer. it's just to give an idea of how densely populated this area is hoff with the my children. as we chose to now, against the backdrop of this latest is really an operation. what's phase lies ahead for these people? well, sadly enough, what sleigh thing is only more the smaller of software and more um, really struggle for these children and their families too close to the lot of stuff that they barely have right now we're talking about uh, as i said, um, over 600000 children are now and um, throughout the whole area and uh we are really listing their lives. um,

if i made it to a patient to be full scale and dropped off. uh these children have many of them have already been uh, subject to menus, nutrition displacement uh, diseases um at the moment 9 out of 10 of those children have one at least one uh, disease uh at least um there are a 1000 children there who are um under the age of 2 and a suffering acute menu edition, and the more we put them through, the more losses that we are going to face, not only for the nation but the directions to come as well. we've seen some horrific videos of very young children, physically shaping from fair when the bones of pain drill. can you tell us more about the mental stays of the children that even if this military operation,

if the war ended tomorrow, what kinds of impacts will this have on them and the futures, or like you said, it's all the children and the whole, all the gods this trip in need of mental health and psychosocial support. and this mental health that you're talking about doesn't start until the actual uh, pause of this stress is over until we have a ceasefire. until we have a peaceful moment for these children to try and recover from what they so what they've been subject it to. unfortunately that's not the reality for them now. and i'll the look at the looks of it it's, it's a long way ahead. what do you still need is really the 1st and foremost a ceasefire. they need protection, they need to be just to feel safe to feel that there is still hope for tomorrow.

and the impact of that can. it's might actually continue for the rest of their life and that's what you're listing every day that's we are delaying this despite and this hopeful moment of stopping the guns and stopping the explosions around them. when it comes to soak of a ceasefire, we saw people and dogs is celebrating on the streets because there was a dilemma of how some response from the desk for a moment that and even though we as well as said, it's a distribution at least lights and so i is telling people the incursion into rough uh was imminent. many people that we spoke to, so they have no idea they thought that was going to be a truce. so having said that, what is people like the idea and say they should be flipping from russell where exactly, well, are they supposed to go? i think that's the, that's the $1000000.00. as soon as they say there's no safe space in the hand

designated area that is being spoken about is even smaller than they are all of it off. it doesn't have the same infrastructure that uh, that we have and, and of all the, even in dropbox, the infrastructure has struggled a lot. a dropped off now is the hub of what was going to tell you in a response and efforts, and removing rough uh from the, from the fixture. it's going to be really diet and going to a place where there are no, there are no basic services. we are sensitive, think people to that. on the other hand, while everyone kind of these children and, and also, vivian should be free to move. they should not be forced to move from wherever they are. they need to be protected wherever they are a they need to be a special protection for children in the house, but also wherever they are in the younger as

a whole. as he mentioned that the humanitarian a just such a vital issue. and now the is when he's taking control at the rock by crossing, which is the only so you want to terry and aid route through egypt where people have been getting the wolf to food and medicine. what does this mean if it is well, stops any more age passing through? well, a few days ago we were advocating and scolding for more 8 to come in. now and since yesterday we didn't see any h coming in into into of a hind. if this continues, that means that we are actually surfacing people due to that without the fuel that the old basic services depend on, including the delivery of, of the 8th and whatever is available inside that means no age will reach any child any single. the in, in the gaza strip without the entry of food of medicine. and these more people will full to manage and,

and to add diseases that will cause in their lives within those use a live will cause them a lot in, in their futures and their health so, so this is not an option. the option that the calls back to increase the h coming in. now what we are looking at is a stop of death, and that's really horrific. you know, we keep hearing this, the international community repeatedly expressing concern about it as well as operation in rafa. and the whole situation, but here we are, you know, 7 months down the line. what more could be done by global organizations uh, in your view and awards, really going to be the tipping point to stop more bloodshed? does it really line the hands of the us, like some people say as well? um, i think the, the international organizations liking is this all agents. these have been calling for, for an end to, to this by the last of this uh,

not in this for the children and civil beings inside inside guys. and to be honest, i don't know what will move the international community in terms of member states to take a position and actually stop what, what is happening and, and in gaza. and what do we need now again, and the game is that these fire is more a to come in and a real commitment to protect till the answer to the end. and so far, unfortunately, we didn't see that and we're seeing things going worse by the day. so i'm away. so thank you so much for speaking to us today. i really appreciate the work that you do and i appreciate you taking some time to speak to us as well. well, thank you very much. so the, my ways communications officer, eunice asked. thank you. the alarming lesson from us. this is telling the international criminal court prosecutor, you have been warned, has been sense,

including us threats, but he and his family faces sanctions. if he moves the criminal case against as well as this is really officials forward. the united states will not tolerate politicize the taxed by the i c. c on our allies, target israel, and we will target to you if you move forward with the measures indicated in the report. we will move to an all american support for the i. c. c. sanction your employees and associates and bar, you and your families from the united states. you have been warned to this comes a mid media report for the i. c. c is considering issuing a rest. warren's full is way the actions in the west bank and gaza allegations talk of high ranking officials, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he slams the investigation. the international court denounced the rights it has received about the case shortly before the last to buy us know, make us with cents. us lawmakers took it completely off of this don's earlier on. i

. c. c. actions against russia in 2022, the senate adult to the resolution. postpone said 5 of public incentives, a mako rubio who signs b. so i think that the to the court prosecutor is that it goes to below $17.00. i see investigation into russian actions and the special military operation and ukraine. human rights lawyer and probably palestine active as yeah. k bu a late. so points out that the policy palestinian administration has every right to expect tax committed on his territory to be subject to legal investigation by the court. i did it as i have no jurisdiction to sanction the icbc, which we got to the to the ongoing was kind of been separate. it said by the sending government impala, sent for separators. is number one, depart. less thing is also a member of the and it's also not coming up cause i have to become a member in 2015 by the, by 2 of the members, she wouldn't decide as much

a member or the person i could not quotes. annual uptime the listing on listing of rights, 25. and your 1st time duty is the only one i could when i posed, which is what i've been though, is the government is deliberately. so i've, let's say i'm broken accessible. so i, i access to get access to what's up access to every, since i've gotten it like do it isn't for the people then what, what, what kind of thing. so on this done, that is what time that says, general sites. secondly, you know that initially, you know, as soon as you call it a given norton, ma'am, by see if this buckles did. what did, what ballasting? so that to me is that what the, what i did is visual to oppose it is i could when i put, i'm also countries who as a member member or i can say like, so thought i've got don't california as kindly as for the fact what kind of, or any mailboxes that doesn't i could when i quote well, if that's the way a person has been sworn in for a new 6 year ton, that accumulated

a ceremony on tuesday morning. and stay with us as we cover all the events here on all the the before officially being sworn in as president for another term blonde thomas, who's in 2nd always of loyalty to the russian people in front of thousands of guests. they promised to overcome the challenging period ahead with dignity. i'm stressed the considered, you know, in the middle enough, when we do the consolidated will of millions of people as a colossal force. evidence of our coming from belief that we ourselves will determine the fate of russia and only ourselves. for the sake of today's and future

generations. you, the citizens of russia, have confirmed the accuracy of the countries. course. this is of great importance now, when we are facing serious challenges. i see in this a deep understanding of our common historical goals. the determination to steadfastly defend our choice of values as the freedom and national interest of russia. i am confident that we will pass through this difficult milestone period with dignity, become even stronger and will definitely implement long term plans and large scale projects aimed at achieving the goal of development. the mama still hasn't yet sets in here on the, the atmosphere before the, you know, duration was very chat to you do is conversations that were in the, and people who didn't see each other colleagues for a little, maybe a long time. they had a chance to mangled to rub shoulders and to discuss a mattress in a very friendly and unofficial atmosphere of this time off to the you know, duration is still very, very quiet here, probably off the,

the rule. and this under us rule of the all the, all totally pieces that wrapped up the parts of the, in a, you know, if your ration ceremony here in the crumbling palace. now we are in the alexandra of sky hole, which was the penultimate hold on vladimir. these who can rob a short trip from his office the so when he woke up with that and he walked into the and draped school and that he to kind of one more time, it's very special version of the constitution had been brought in that whole just

before that, it's a very special edition that is only used for the new duration. so then he addressed the nation, of course of saying that the times that russia facing is facing right now quite challenging. but basically that is something like baptism through far as they are, the even on is costing the whole lava. so that is sort of was the idea. at least that's how i decipher latimer polluters message. that was the idea behind his uh, behind his address to the nation. and of course, he mentioned how much, how much reliability mass has now for the russians and well into. and he, once again made a promise to use absolute best to deliver and to live up to the expectations that had over now to don quarter, who's outside the kremlin and onto a mentioned to the west in his speech. not

a surprise there. can you tell us more about what he said? first of all, we have to understand what kind of people are invited to this. and our gratian ceremony right. there were people representatives of the russian federation council, the state duma, representatives from various political, religious and social organizations. all around russia really representing the unity of the country behind the new re, re elected russian president. but it's also important to understand something that the fact that a number of foreign dignitaries were invited as well. and according to media reports, the only one that did show up specifically from the west was the french and bhaskar, but uh, numerous officials from various western countries received invitations as well. and they decided not to show up this something that the deputy for administer of russia said was a chief move essentially to receive these invitations and just not show up. and, you know, it kind of goes in connection with something that vladimir putin mentioned in his

inaugural speech. she said that russia has got no problem with having good relations with western countries. it's up to the western countries themselves to end this hostile foreign policy towards russia. maybe you could see that we have been and we'll continue to be open to strengthen and good relations with all countries that see russia as a reliable and honest partner. we are not giving up dialogue with western states. the choice is up to them. do they intend to continue trying to restrain russia's development to continue the policy of aggression, incessant pressure on our country for years? or to look for a way to cooperation and peace? i repeat a conversation, including on issues of security and strategic stability is possible, but not from a position of strength without any arrogance in one's own exclusivity, but only on equal terms, respecting each other's interest, together with our partners in your region, integration in other southern development centers we will continue to work on the formation of a multi polar world or an equal and indivisible security system. now the

unfortunate decisions by these western politicians not to participate in the russian presidential inauguration was kind of foreshadowed by media reports that we saw across the western media. we saw the saw and then the independent calling rushes, elections, sham and fraudulent. this is something i mean, it doesn't come as that much of a surprise, especially because even when russia's presidential elections were going on between march 15th and march 17th, and the due date, regardless of the fact that a russian president vladimir put and had won an overwhelming amount of the votes and an overwhelming amount of the russian population came out to participate in these elections as long as western leaders continued to take this sort of an anti russian foreign policy hostile fault policy towards russia and the russian government. that's not unlikely. relations between the west and russia are going to improve very much without joins by carrier and acknowledge. so formal austria,

environment is the um, the head of the go key sensor it st. petersburg state university. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see you this evening as a big day for russia on a big day for the russian leader as well. and that might, might seem like a quite an obvious question. but why do you think most wisdom power has decided to bully towards the no gratian today? what is the total absence of good manners? i would say, i try not to go into friends whether the some strange emotion off. one one's to make another symbolic gesture that's too much symbolism that the west is any way doing. and it's fond policy from sanctions to this kind of non diplomatic behavior . what comes to my mind is an alec adult by a former peoplesoft president marshall is due to, she said in a simple phrase, something that applies very well to what's happened today. namely, i go to the best diplomatic academy can never replace basic

education at home. and that would save these people essentially like a education book, mental step. so that's it is quite notable. i think that from hungary, in slovakia actually sense that invoice 3 months ago for the integration. what do you think those 3 countries decided to go against the grade and to go, i guess the trends among the rest of the well really? oh yeah. well, um, when it comes to fronds uh uh somebody who is uh sallie uh franco. she looked and i started myself and berries. so once upon a time, let's put it like that. so the french half as a oh it's and it's a very solid legacy of diplomacy. it's. it's not uh, old as livable in today's world. but maybe today the where remembering that the diplomacy is about such things, you represent the country and you are accredited to, to the head of states of you all kind of the country where you are posted russian

federation. so when you get such an invitation to the integration of the head of space of force you attempt, this is a basic rule and the fronds with its 100. so she is of just automatic legacy, and it's always played a role french language once upon a time, plays an essential role. so maybe i would say terrorist and remember it's heritage . so this is a good thing when it comes to hungary, hands the lucky i'm hungry ever since. the beginning of the of, of the especially military operation and the sections $0.46 on has taken a very origin of stones, even so hungry is, it's a very promises need to remember, hungary and contrast to it's a neutral naval australia has refrained from any arms transferred to you will refrain the hungary has always kept it very strong and solid stalls

on the situation in your brain. i remember in 20182019 during european 4 and one is for a policy concept. see i gary and colleagues who is reminded the rest of the european union. that's the, is a problem in your frame. was constitutions with arrives of minorities and so all that has an important how to get rid of minority in your brain. so hungary has always caps, of course, there's a very, very clear cut stance on, on the situation in your brain. and so back here recently changed its foreign policy due to the change of the foreign minister. and the is over the last driving for a more racial no stones on your brain. it's. so yes, you can take these 3 countries which for different reasons i have participated

today on the, on the level it's necessary. so when it comes now to the rates within to european union, i think. 5 we should have over interpreted because i do not see that uh, the others. we didn't really come to the mines and let me put this next test, you know, because it's not now about the it's it's, it's not about a big diplomatic expertise. it's really just about being racial math and about a realistic and strict magic stance on the situation. so i fear they wouldn't have come to their minds very soon at a time when the world so, so very fragmented. and then we have these divisions, clear divisions among wisdom pa is when it comes to a joint policy on dealing with russia. and its leadership is interesting to note that most go says that even in vice, with officials from so called on friendly states to president putin, is

a no gratian. so it was sort of signal. is that sending to the west? it's a thing, right, that's uh, russia uh has um, it hasn't much wise uh let me put it liked as a much wiser and long term sinking when it comes to international relations then to west and my deep respect. so that's for me because i often say to my russian clinics, he also kind during the maybe even much to college just to know. i mean, i admire that kind of, uh, of generosity of, uh, keeping on and, and, and uh, not going to ration is like the west has gone. so my deepest ration like deep respect to, i don't know whether i would have sent invitations besides my of this test and the steps, the, because it means the russians keep all of the goods diplomatic practice. and this

is all about keeping up dialogue, keeping in, in, in, on, on the speaking level on, on speaking terms. which of the west in, in, in many regards has forgotten, totally forgot to that diplomacy is all about keeping and civic on speaking terms. having said that, says the full amount for him and is to of austria country that does have a long history of relations with russia. we'll see what reaction to single boy because of the organization by vienna. it's a pity because um, a man austria regained its serenity in 1955. it was always considered as a kind of miracle. and that miracle was called on your trolley t. austere could also has been divided, likes, germany, and the 9th and fifties, and the re, gaining hours of rented t. uh, the idea came to

a logic stance for moscow. it was the most common around them. it was the idea of having a, another you to a country in europe next to switzerland. and this was old as a privilege. and it's, it's not something that is a given, it's something that was based on and my to match for a treat. uh, so the austria neutrality is somehow and that's the right thing. unfortunately, it's not only in this symbolic absence of an austrian diplomatic participation today, it is reflected in many, many actions, unfortunately in many statements by, from the federal presidents to too many other cabinet members. so uh i can only be paying for that but uh i.