separatists in the east. and we report from a border area in afghanistan where thousands of people continue to leave after the taliban take hope. uganda is deploying soldiers across the border in to democratic republic of congo as it battles an armed group. there. this follows air strikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday as part of a joint operation with the con belize army. the army group is based in eastern congo. it's said to have links to isis gander, blames it for 3 bomb attacks and the capital can parlor. earlier this month, you can't and troops entered d r. c at the nobility crossing and north keepers states. it is a forested area, which makes it difficult to get through. it's here, the adf has its high doubts and hidden bases. let's talk life not to malcolm webb has fallen, developments force out of my ruby. clearly malcolm, a very fluid situation on the ground. what do we know when you got a minute? she said they started with air strikes in artillery fire. and tuesday afternoon, there were soldiers crossing on foot infantry into east in congo with her just a short while ago that military vehicles of also across the border. but what we do know about the adf and his past tactics is that each time he's been attacked by a military, often the congolese military is, i typically ambushed them the victim quite bloody losses on the part of the congolese army. and then also tanzanian nav peacekeepers fighting with blue helmets in the past. and they tried to take on this armed group and any idea or so typically responds by massacring unprotected civilians in villages. or that's been going on for about 7 years around the town of benny. more recently towards the north as well in a tory province and have been hundreds of death, possibly thousands in the last few years. because of these are brutal attacks targeting civilians. this group, malcolm kind of signals that it's aligned to ice. so how close is that alignment? do me think and ultimately, what do they want? will she speak to people who were observing this conflict? there were very much to tampa. there's one that emphasizes these international connections to ins are also to, i'll show bob in somalia. there have been some report till rumors have connections and to the arm. google's have known by the same name but not, not necessarily connected in northern mozambique, also called al chabarise. so on the one hand, some people are saying that these links have very significant other analysts to saying that actually it's more important or better to understand this conflict, to be focus on the local, commercial and political interest. and the abs does have substantial interest in that part of the thing forego in cocoa. and of course, controlling poor areas allows you ever control them, whether you've gotten to military or the adf. for the con, release government, there's money to be made on board. of course, vast minimal wealth across a think, congo a lot about going out in the navy through his navies, through, under and uganda to the east. so there's definitely among other things, there was from key commercial interest at stake, malcolm. thank you malcolm, where they're talking to live from the bureau in nairobi will stay with this story when i joined by samuel garcia, he's the founder of go over that see youth and community development group and easton democratic republic of congo. he joins us live on the line by telephone from kissing gunny samuel. you can see as far as you know, as far as you are being told or as far as your hearing, what's happening on the ground there? what? yeah. what i can tell you, it's very, very tangible compton, the east and carlo. it's really what i can call and holo coast of the congo cities. and it has been happening for became more down to the cage killing people. some people finding is that lead, jeez, so it's it to, the, is a very huge, very, very huge. they say, okay, it's coming from, it's coming from 80 if who are rebel from uganda, but what do we come to and stain from the grounds. be able trauma, uganda, but people the kill most, most of them. most of them are going to leave that trying to we don't stare instead of killing in the area. they do eat in the council and for being like for them to be cage destroying a really think, pushing people out 12 year villages on your nature or areas exploiting resource fees. so it's really you're able it's, it's huge. it's completely dental side is going on. sonya using the word using the words genocide and the words holocaust. that is very, very strong language. are you getting your information from government sources that she trust or is this just being relate to you by word of mouth? please come again. is this being relayed to you by government sources that you trust or is this being done by word of mouth? oh, ok, let me tell you that i'm trying to ok to use my own words regarding the real, real situation on the ground. if and from our governments, some people do recognize about what is going on. these are really not the bure able it's, it's a very, it's variable is horrible. my truck, so we load it there. you get the, i mean 40 still voted to cross the boat out. they were all the time. the one these are so as already about that we have very, very left on the ground the reality. ok, samuel, thank you so much for talking to samuel. you can see that on the line from kristen, gunny the if you open, government says it's made more gone, says against the grind force history, days of fighting. the prime minister's office says force is quotes liberated many times villages in the north, the, on the control of the t, p l, f. the government says it's rebuilding some towns damaged during the fighting. additional reinforcements are being sent to join a major offensive against tpl forces. nigerian health officials are found the new omicron variance of cobit 19 was present in the country as early as october. the local center for disease control says retrospective sequencing of previously confirmed cases identified the variant among travelers, africa's most populous country has discovered 2 more cases this week. the new variant omicron was also in europe before south africa alerted the world health organization last week in the netherlands health authorities there say they detected the variant in 2 samples from the 19th and the 23rd of november, scotland 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, also says 9 cases reported, they're all linked to one single event on november. the $21.00 than 20 countries of so far reported cases of omicron health experts in the us also testing samples to see if it is present there. alan fischer reports now from washington. the guided by science is a new variant, but familiar advice from the united states. if you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated, get boosted if you are vaccinated, continue to use the mitigation methods, namely masks. avoiding crowds and poorly ventilated spaces, choose outdoors rather than indoors. keep your distance, wash your hands, test and isolate if appropriate. there are no signs of the variant in the u. s, but other countries are stepping up measures to stop at spreading. in japan, for example, all foreign nationals have been banned from entering. that'll last a month and traveling japanese citizens and residence, we'll have to quantize for 14 days on returning to the country. many nations have already been travellers from south africa that would stop the spread, says the world health organization. we are tying to one the other and she of the emergency that medical bid meant that be coming through. and those dope on that now tried also to try their liberal, best to get prepared. or if she, this particular pathogen enter into their territory. this up what you do, but closing the borders or bring him to certain countries for entering. i don't think that will stop markets have taken a have since then you varied with an answer. but unless see a short term shock. we do 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park when denise is growth and progress. invest in indonesia now . ah ah, welcome back. you're watching ultra 0 live from doe while you're headlining stories . uganda is deploying forces across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles and mom group. there. it follows air strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces as part of a joint operation with the con billings on my cheering health officials have found the new ami chrome berry into cubic 19 was present in the country as early as october. the center for disease control says retrospective sequencing of previously confirmed cases identified with variant among travelers. the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says direct talks with moscow ot needed to end the war in its eastern don bass region. this comes as nato foreign ministers meet for a 2nd day in the latvian capital. ukraine urged the alliance to boost military cooperation and to impose economic sanctions on russia. let's speak to ben at smith . he's our correspond up in moscow burnett. hi there. what's russia saying about this? well, russia is saying that it's very concerned about the crane in a what it is, a ukranian troop of build of ukraine. russia says, as deployed as perhaps half of its army as much as 125000 people have been deployed to the border area to the area of eastern ukraine, where these russian separatists are fighting ukrainian forces. russia says it considers this threat. and so russia already, for the 2nd time this year, we already know we've been building up its troops along its border with ukraine. and it now says he's going to have military exercises down there involving some 10000 troops in 30 different locations that includes locations along that don't bass area, the east of ukraine. why those separatists are. and it also includes maneuvers along bella, russia's southern border with ukraine. so russia active on all these fronts, making sure that nato countries see what russia is capable of doing any hints they get burnett as to what's likely come out of this meeting tomorrow between the us secretary of state and mr. laffer off the russian foreign minister. well, in the last hour or so, here in moscow, vladimir putin has said, directly, he wants talks with the west to guarantee that nate, so is not expanding east and will not expand east. this is what russia's always been worried about with ukraine, that he's going to be pulled into the your or be to the or p union and may be joining nato. russia does not want that to happen. so sick i love role and, and they blink. and when they meet in stock code on thursday, this is what they will be talking loud. rob will say he doesn't want nate, so spreading doesn't want ukraine joining nato. he doesn't want nato spreading. east. i'm. we've heard talk in the last couple of weeks of russia, particularly talking up the idea of a summit meeting between joe biden. vladimir putin would be the 2nd this year. the white house said he said nothing about it though. it says it has been having background talks with the russians over ukraine. so again, we really have the russian ultimate, some of the, the main russian point of all of this is they want to talk to the west on the same equal terms then a thanks. so much bennett smith, there are correspondence in moscow. the u. s. and taliban have ended 2 days of meetings in katha where they discussed the humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. the taliban asked us to release financial assets and to remove sanctions, washington's calling on the taliban to ensure the rights of afghans and to form an inclusive government. the un says more than half the people in afghanistan, a suffering from acute food shortages. this winter and agencies a warning of a potential crisis in neighboring countries. us as thousands of people continue to leave afghanistan. rob mcbride traveled to the country's border time of islam color, the scene, a recent search and people crossing in both directions with its cross border traffic and people and goods. islam halla provides a good indicator of the problems facing both afghanistan and iran. the surge of people trying to leave afghanistan as the taliban took over, has eased in recent weeks, assign according to those guarding this crossing. the conditions have improved. oh, come governor, come find whatever problems the migrants had thought they've been solved for vehicles including trucks are moving freely again with that sort of considering this is such a sensitive crossing things on the border itself, off pretty relaxed before now we as visitors would have been held way back several 100 meters and several fences inside afghanistan. now we are allowed to approach up to the borderline itself. the last taliban checkpoint is right here. this is where i'm going to stand and beyond here is iran. and taliban officials were eager to show us how they are also tackling smuggling and illegal migration across this 1000 kilometer border. but in the nearby major city of had at, there's a constant line of people that side the iranian consulate, hoping to get visas to leave. and here and throughout the country, make shift camp of internally displaced. people have sprung up as the new government struggles to cope. bussey kids of a sudden moped winter is now sitting in. if there's any kind of humanitarian assistance from whatever countries we would appreciate and acceptance back at the border coming in the opposite direction as a steady stream of afghan deportees from iran. many of the victims of iran's long standing program, a forced repack creation because of its own worsening economic crisis article. but again, it's my 1st time back and again, it's 10 after 20 years with me and all these people around me have experience, lots of problems in iran. but then now joined by more recent arrivals who fled after the taliban takeover? actually i was able to get to, to leave my country, my house, leave people like nasa ahmed harvey who refuses iranian soldiers of mistreating him . and actually i was trying to get to europe. but at the time when i was getting to iran, i got so difficult. the soldiers off for the border of iran have trying to kill you or just arrest you when they are rescued, they will punishment. they will give you as punishment as a animal. 2 months after leaving, he's back where he started, but says he won't be long before he's on the move. once more. rob mcbride, al jazeera islam halla afghanistan, european diplomat savaged iran to show it serious about salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal. on tuesday, representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. met iranian officials in vienna. iran one sanctions lifted in return for limiting its nuclear program. israel is advancing its system of surveillance in the occupied west bank by including face scanning cameras and smartphone apps. former israeli soldiers say they've been ordered to photograph palestinians to build a digital database of the population palestinian se is yet another invasion of their privacy. it abraham has worn out from hebron even before. yes, edible man he presents his identification card at. this is really checkpoint, the soldiers already knew who he is. he has to cross the checkpoint to get to his house in hebron, in the south of the occupied west bank. many cameras monitor his journey home. they're a part of an advanced israeli surveillance system that includes face scanning cameras and live tracking. the cameras are so close to yes, his house, he says his family has lost any sense of privacy. indeed, but all the stuff that we had, she threw curtains before all the choir changed him after i heard in israel, soldier say i can zoom in train house. i want a little and see what happens inside. in addition to these cameras that have been put up by the israeli army, just the meter down residence, dallas. that is really settlers have put up another surveillance system here in hebron, in 2019 the israeli military acknowledged this non official system exists. no real children here don't feel safe in their own homes. few months ago was really soldiers rated this house, walk the children up here to take the pictures of palestinians. osceola, just as the surveillance system shows how much these radio occupation controls palestinians ought fi. lini melanie, we are looking at a generation of palestinians who is anxious, angry, and filled with fear. they feel their lives are useless. and on top of their asked to smile to their occupiers. he is really army has installed visible and hidden cameras across the west bank and told edges. eda, it's for security reasons. the army doesn't comment on its capabilities. but palestinians believe there are thousands of cameras monitoring them. recently. some israeli soldiers revealed be photographed palestinians. these photos are then used for a smartphone app called blue woof. the app matches the photos to the person's details in the system and alert folders if the person is wanted for arrest is really organization breaking. the silence collected the soldiers, testimonies, the most. a shocking thing for me, for us was to hear that we are sending now are soldiers to competes military units to compete against each other for who takes more. a 4th of all while it's danny and in the streets, even in their homes. palestinians like yasser say, they feel violated when he fears israel might use the private data to evict his family out of their house. he that rahim elijah's eda, have brunner in the occupied westbank. u. s. police arrested a 15 year old boy suspected of shooting 3 students at a michigan high school. the victims age between $14.17, at least 8 others were injured including a teacher. but he said there was no clear motive as the countries 28 school shooting. this year we don't know if they were targeted, we will get to the bottom of that. as we get further into this investigation, we're executing a search warrant at the suspect house. as i said, he's not cooperating with us at this point. i have them here and here say what they are talking about yet. have you had a chance that we have talked to the parents and also can tell you they didn't want their son to talk to us and they hired an attorney. the sisters former prime minister till master bonnie has been charged with the murder of his estranged wife . police accuse to bonnie of hiring several hitman to kill his spouse. the pillow in 2017 to bonnie's current wife was charged in 2020 for her role in the murder to bonnie step down in may of last year for like months of pressure after being named as a suspect. the this time next year, catherine is due to host the fee for world cup and in preparation the gulf nation is testing its infrastructure with the arab cup being held right now. team cats are kicked off that campaign with a one know when over by the rain and a brand new stadium and richardson was there for us. the, in just under a year's time catalyst out a stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. a game that will also see the home team on footballs biggest stage for the 1st time. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many funds were already counting down to the big kickoff next november. how may i may tied it today. got that is going to, we've got our see, you know, 1020 due to whole countries excited. you can see everyone's coming. we're all ready to celebrate. i've seen more that is today than any of the events before, which is encouraging a lot. we expect to see a lot next year. it's very proud of all of the categories their families and their parents, and everyone. dental is proud about being hosting camp. tesla was taking on bahrain in the opening group game in this tournament. to the end of the opening ceremony, the 1st off was somewhat lacking in spectacle. elma was allie with the top score at the agent when castle became continental champions 2 years ago. and he went close midway through the 2nd half. but it was absolutely these had him, he claimed the honor of scoring the 1st go at the stadium, will need to consider the school and the host go to that group, which also includes man and the right as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role, but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever sporting event next year. and for the castle national team, it's like it used to playing in front of expects and home crowds. they'll be hoping to convince both the fans and themselves, so they really are ready to take on the world. and the richardson al jazeera cuts off elevate stadium. ah, this is down to 0. these are the top stories. uganda is deploying troops across the border in democratic republic of congo battles, and it's all his air strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces part for joint operation with the congress army. malcolm web is in my room with more military operation began with strikes and authentic fire. as you mentioned, coming from you gotten that directed it adf bases in eastern congo, then tuesday afternoon. you got it. so just call.

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