up by discussions on ukraine with president biden saying washington was prepared to give the go ahead to train ukrainian pilots on f16 fighterjets. the go ahead to train ukrainian pilots on f 16 fighterjets. the news was welcomed by ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky, who called it historic . he said the jets would greatly enhance ukraine s air force and that he counted on discussing the plan with mr biden at the summit on sunday. the us national security advisorjake sullivan has been speaking about the us f 16jets plan. just yesterday, as you all know, president biden informed his g7 counterparts that the united states will support ukrainian pilots on fourth generation fighter aircraft, including f 16s. over the past few months, we and our allies have focused on providing ukraine with the systems, weapon and training that it needs to be able to conduct effective offensive operations this spring and summer. we have delivered what we promised. we have given ukraine wh
translation: my children couldn t grow up playing i in the street, or in the parks or have theirfriends come over for their security. we, as parents, wouldn t allow it. they grew up cooped up inside for their whole childhoods. undoubtedly, president nayib bukele s security policy is changing the face of el salvador. gang graffiti has been painted over, sometimes whitewashed, sometimes with colourful murals, but supporters say the changes are more than just cosmetic. a morning game of football between teenagers from next door neighbourhoods. there should be nothing out of the ordinary in that and yet, this game is verging on the unique. the players come from places that were run by rival gangs and they couldn t even move from one side to the other, much less hold a game of football. yet, with certain constitutional rights suspended, thousands have been detained without due legal process. the government insists non gang members will be released soon.
was arrested last month and charged under the espionage act. if you were watching yesterday you would have seen our report she rt from el salvador about the government s brutal crackdown on the street gangs there. in the second part of this report will grant looks at how normal life is returning to many neighbourhoods which spent years under gang control. la campanera is dotted with abandoned houses. when the 18th street gang ran the neighbourhood, scores of homes fell empty, their owners forced out. some became places used for rape, murder and torture. now, with most gang members jailed in a crackdown, the government s returning those homes to local people. schoolteacher audelia rosales received hers through a credit scheme, her neighbourhood shedding its violent past. translation: my children couldn t grow up playing i