France including the war in ukraine and climate change. wildfires have broken out in several regions of southern siberia. a state of emergency has been declared in the krasno yarsk region, after two hundred buildings were set ablaze. so far five people are known to have died. in afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover their faces with a veil when in public, warning that if they fail to do so, their male relatives could be jailed for three days. women s rights activists have reacted with dismay. 0ur afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, sent this report from kabul. the clothes afghan women wear have been fiercely debated and fought over. this is a conservative country and many wear the blue burqa or cover their face. but in big cities, like in this market in kabul,
And other artillery. without doubt, and other artillery. without doubt. we and other artillery. without doubt, we work and other artillery. without doubt, we work on - and other artillery. without doubt, we work on getting | and other artillery. without i doubt, we work on getting out our military. all the heroes who defend mariupol. it is very difficult but important. i m sure everybody understands the reason for the difficulty and where there is reason for size. but we don t give up hope. we don t stop. we keep looking for such a diplomatic solution which could work.- such a diplomatic solution which could work. with about 2000 ukrainian which could work. with about 2000 ukrainian fighters - which could work. with about i 2000 ukrainian fighters thought to still be in the plant, vowing to defend their city, the for ukraine s government is how to help them. the for ukraine s government is how to help them. in afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover their faces with
For two weeks we have been living in a basement then russians came and helped us leave. mall and got on this bus. eight children were sitting in a basement for two weeks without water, bread, nothing. afterwards we were going to the city and next we don t know. we will see if someone will help us. their departure comes after heavy russian bombardment of the plant in recent weeks. many civilians have gone to the city of zaporizhzhia. 0ur correspondent, laura bicker is there. we ve heard from ukrainian officials that women and children have been allowed out and they say that all of them have made it out of the steel plan. remember these are people who have been inside come in the dark, in these maze like tunnels far more than 60 days. they finally got out.
In afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover their faces with a veil when in public, warning that if they fail to do so, their male relatives could be jailed for three days. women s rights activists have reacted with dismay. 0ur afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, sent this report from kabul. the clothes afghan women wear have been fiercely debated and fought over. this is a conservative country and many wear the blue burqa or cover their face. but in big cities, like in this market in kabul, many others choose just to cover their hair. translation: humans are born free. - no one has the right to talk about women s clothes. at the ministry of prevention of vice and promotion of virtue, the taliban announced the veil would be compulsory. any woman repeatedly not complying could see their male relatives jailed.
Will not concede territory. - will not concede territory. that will be guerrilla territory until the russians give up that territory or the ukrainians counterattack and are able to take it back. it is going to be a long fight and the war probably won t go on as long as the decade but in the donbas that lasted eight years and ukraine did not get it back so unfortunately it will last longer than most people think. are great to talk to you. you for giving the time to the bbc. thank you. in afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover their faces with a veil when in public, warning that if they fail to do so, their male relatives could be jailed for three days. women s rights activists have reacted with dismay. 0ur afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, sent this report from kabul.