supplying advanced rocket systems to ukraine. ah flu, i m fully battery boy watching al jazeera ally from doha. also coming up the white man accused of killing 10 black people in buffalo, new york. his charge on $25.00 counts, including murder and domestic terrorism. the u. s. and a series of restrictions on flight to q by imposed during donald trump s presidency and ukraine beat scotland in their postponed well co pay off semi final. they re not just one wind from booking a spot at kata 2022. russia has accused united states of deliberately adding fuel to the fire by supplying advanced precision guided rockets to ukraine. the biden administration is sending its most significant weapons package since the rush invasion began in february. the kremlin says he doesn t trust assurances from the us, that the rockets won t be fired into russia. party co hain has the latest from washington in eastern ukraine. it is now a battle of artillery. up until now ukraine unable to hit some of
ah, 11 o clock, this is out 0 life and there are also coming up the world s major oil producers agreed to increase output that make up for lost production and soaring energy prices caused by the water ukraine. ah, celebrating queen elizabeth platinum, jubilee britain kicks off 4 days of festivities to mock 70 years since she took us lives for flight restrictions to cuba says it s amy to easy humanitarian situations on the i m ah so yes, president joe biden has welcome the extension of a truce between humans at warring parties, saying it s time to work for permanent peace. the deal between who the rebels and the saudi coalition was 1st agreed in april and we ll now last for another 2 months . the un special envoy says it s already led to a drop and civilian deaths and an increase in fuel deliveries. more than a 150000 people have been killed and about 4000000 displaced since war began in 2014. kristen silly me has more from you and headquarters, new york. well, we know it come
one more matheson, this is our does here live from doha. also coming up, we report from a ukrainian city, destroyed in russia s offensive where people are selling everything to survive. wall street poses nearly 4 percent done driven by rising inflation as the water ukraine helps push up worldwide food and fuel prices. opposable p r. disaster for the u. s. is another latin american leader says they might draw part of a regional summit. ah. the u. s. has come out and support of finland and sweden joining nato. it says it s confident the 2 nordic countries will be able to join the military alliance. despite objections from turkey, kristen salome has the latest. the united states is eager for sweden and finland to join nato and strengthen the alliance. but one country is standing in the way you can convince turkey to accept their bed. i think i am not going to turkey, but i think we re going be okay. o. u. s. secretary of state anthony blink and travel to new york to meet with hi
Close to the nuclear war, extremely close. And the look ahead. What it could mean for the country and its people. To u. S. Businesses and tourism. Team coverage on this breaking story right now. Good morning, and were dedicating much of this show to the breaking news, the death of fidel castro. We want to you look at the contrasting scenes overnight. Right there on the streets of members of the cuban community, many of them exiles who fled castros repressive regime celebrating in the streets. Meantime, in havana, the cuban capital, the streets quiet and empty. Fidel castro was a towering figure in both a physical and a historical sense and a controversial one in pretty much every sense. He tried to create romance around his revolution with his signature look and his sweeping often antiamerican oratory but he was also a tyrant whose people have fled by the overloaded boats. Castro also a persistent thorn in the side of the United States. A man who helped bring the world to the precipice
Translator yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. And the look ahead. What it could mean for the country and its people. To u. S. Businesses and tourism. Team coverage on this breaking story right now. Good morning, and were dedicating much of this show to the breaking news, the death of fidel castro. We want to you look at the contrasting scenes overnight. Right there on the streets of miami, you can see jubilation, members of the cuban community, many of them exiles who fled castros repressive regime celebrating in the streets. Meantime, in havana, the cuban capital, the streets quiet and empty. Fidel castro was a towering figure in both a physical and a historical sense and a controversial one in pretty much every sense. He tried to create romance around his revolution with his signature look and his sweeping often antiamerican oratory but he was also a tyrant whose people have fled by the thousands on rickety and overloaded boats. Castro was a thorn in the sid