. hello, adrian said again here in doha with the headlines on al jazeera, addressing a gathering of the global political and business elite and divorce ukraine s president. as asked for more financial aid, followed me. zalinski says ukraine needs at least $5000000000.00 a month to rebuild after rushes invasion. a russian soldier has been sentenced to life in prison by a ukrainian court for war crimes. 21 year old vadim she, she marin admitted killing an unarmed civilian in the northeast and sumi region. he says he was following orders. china has ward the u. s. president. not to under estimate its resolve of a taiwan. it was in response to joe biden suggesting that a military intervention in the event of any invasion slab water is receding in northeastern bangladesh, but rescue workers are struggling to reach billions of stranded people. dozens of people have died at a bronze president, has failed to revenge the killing of a senior revolution regards officer who was killed and
crackdown, including liberty and girls education. and now the female face is the latest target wiped from afghan tv screens. leah harding al jazeera ah. carrie jones with the headlines. iran s elite military unit revolutionary guard says, one of its members has been assassinated in the capital. tehran gone men on to motorcycle, shot dead hassan yard. when are you in his car? russian forces are stepping up. they re bombardment of front lines, city seeking to gain military momentum, rushes defense ministry says it s been hitting ukrainian military targets in the eastern region. the 1st u. s. military aircraft carrying 32 tons of baby formula from germany has landed in the us state of indiana. america has seen a critical shortage due to a product recall by the countries leading baby formula manufacturer as well as supply chain issues. those are the headlines and use continues here on al jazeera. that s after inside story. me the no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, i don t. i don t ne
ingraham angle from washington tonight. [sirens] laura: several hundred believed to be dead in an airstrike against a hospital in gaza. now hamas is blaming israel. but israel says it had nothing to do with it. anything said by hamas should be taken with extreme caution and skepticism, the intelligence that we have from multiple sources is it indicates that the islamic jihad another terrorist organization in gaza is responsible for a failed rocket launch that struck the hospital in gaza. laura: now the situation is obviously a powder keg and when the media and then lawmakers like rashida tlaib just mindlessly repeat the hamas propaganda it creates volatility around the world. hezbollah right now is calling for a day of unprecedented anger. i guess that different from a day of rage against israel and biden s visit and violent protests tonight are breaking out near israeli embassies in the middle east and we are getting reports now that there are fires outside the u.s.
syria s civil wash. abdel hamid al yusef lost 29 of his family members last week, including his wife and twin babies. i wanted my daughter to be a doctor, he told us. and ahmed was going to be my sidekick. he they were alive, he said. i loved them so much, and i know they loved me, too. of abdel hamid told me he put them next to each other in their grave and told them not to be scared. even in the cruelty and chaos of syria s six-year-long conflict, the attack stands out for its brew at th brutality. it happened on his second anniversary with his wife. six years ago, he told us, he was taking part in peaceful protests against the syrian president bashar al-assad, an uprising that met with violence. assad is a criminal, he said. all we wanted was dignity and freedom. do you think that the american missile strikes will make any difference? i thought it was a good start, he told us, but the regime airstrikes haven t stopped. his 16-year-old nephew achmed was released from hospit
the sight of people being gassed and blown away by barrel bombs ensures that if we see this kind of action again, we hold open the possibility of future action. reporter: the trump administration blames russia for allowing assad to carry out the sarin gas attack. regardless of whether russia was complicit here or whether they were incompetent or got outwitted by the syrian regime, you would have to ask the russians that question. reporter: the kremlin along with assad s patrons in iran called last week s strikes a violation of international law and demanded an unbiased investigation of the gas attacks. you know, wouldn t it be a great thing if we could actually get along with russia? reporter: despite mr. trump s vow to improve relations, tillerson faces tough meetings with russia s top diplomat and possibly vladimir putin himself, a man who once awarded him the country s award of friendship. he will raise concerns about suspected election meddling in the u.s. and