ah. without his era, these are top stories. humans who the rebels and the saudi. let coalition have agreed to extend a truce by another 2 months. you and has commended the warring parties for the deal . it says the sci fi has already led to a drop in civilian deaths in the last 2 months. the was leading oil produces of agreed to increase the output. opec members and the opec plus partners will raise output by $648000.00 barrels a day in july and august. the latest boost will compensate for a drop in russian oil. ukraine s president says russia now occupies a 5th of the country. voted may have lensky told luxembourg parliament, his troops on the frontlines stretch more than a 1000 kilometers and united kingdom in celebrating 70 years of the reign of queen elizabeth the 96 year old monex platinum jubilee. it s being marked to cross britain and in its overseas territories for 4 days. those are your headlines. more news here on al jazeera after the stream? ah, what. what do we ne
supplying advanced precision guided rocket systems to ukraine. the bowden and ministration is sending its most significant weapons package since the russian invasion began. in february. the rockets and tactical vehicles are part of as $700000000.00 worth of usaid. russia is cut off natural gas supplies to denmark because it s refused to pay in roubles. president vladimir putin had signed a decree that foreign buyers needed to pay for gas in rubles from april, because of western sanctions. but denmark s biggest energy company refused saying it proves that the units to stop to pending or russian energy warn ukraine is fueling a global food crisis, forcing government to secure domestic stocks. india is announced that export. so sugar will be restricted until the end of october. the government had already banned. we take sports a few weeks earlier. there s the headlines. the stream is up next, but before that will leave you with emery s over sure in abruptly. the voice of palesti
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