The report ignores the severity of the problem, and offers cosmetic solutions that do not deal with the enormous scope of hamas S Infiltration of unrwa. Meanwhile, israels allegations against unrwa staff have so far led to the suspension of 450 million to the agency. Criitics of that decision say it has further complicated the humanitarian crisis in gaza. The bbc spoke earlier with carl skau, executive we are predicting famine to be around the corner unless things change substantially in the next couple of weeks. We have over the past three weeks been able to get more into the north. We are using a route along the fence, where we have been able to get approximately ten tracks may be every other, every third day come into the north and distribute in a quite orderly and controlled way. We have also been able to open up four bakeries in the north, bringing in some fuel and gas to have the bran and the weight they need to bake but we need to get completely different volumes. We need at lea
Thanking the us on social media. Lets hearfrom residents in the capital, kyiv. Translation it will help a lot. I think that our guys will be alive. That is the most important thing, the most important, so that we have something to defend ourselves with, both peaceful people and our boys. They are our guardians, they are protecting us. This will save our lives. Of course it is not too late. In any case, aid is needed. And whether it would be later or earlier, in any case it will help. The focus is now on when that aid will arrive. Washington says the first deliveries of American Military hardware and supplies could be in ukraine within a week. Our ukraine correspondentJames Waterhouse has told me earlier about the reaction from ukrainians and from russian officials. Well, dmitry peskov, who is Vladimir Putins official spokesman, said that the passing of this bill would cost more lives, more ukrainian lives. That was his claim, and that it would damage americas image in the world. I thin
Supporters amongst ecuadorians for the security proposals? the security proposals? i think that, you the security proposals? i think that, you know, the security proposals? i think that, you know, the the security proposals? i think that, you know, the indicators| the security proposals? i think i that, you know, the indicators of violence very telling. as you were saying, a presidential candidate was killed last year for presidential elections. i do think that it is normalfor elections. i do think that it is normal for citizens in elections. i do think that it is normalfor citizens in a country that sees a rise in violence at this level to demand tougher measures and therefore it is very likely that the president would be able to pass some of the measures that he is proposing. usually, these type of measures has short term gains. but they fail in the medium and long term. unfortunately, people are now so desperate to feel safe that the president will probably be successful in p
Legal base for practices that are already there. unfortunately, we know that the violence have in ecuador has increased tremendously in the last few years. when you look at 2020 there was only 7.7 out of 100,000 people and you look at the numbers in 2023, it rose to a6 per 100,000 people. it is very legitimate that ecuador is looking for tougher measures. but we are afraid that these measures are not the right ones because militarising cities and security is never really a good long term strategy. cities and security is never really a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t had a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t had the a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t had the same - a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t had the same level. a good long-term strategy. right. in ecuador hasn t had the same level of violence traditionally are some of its neighbours so it is quite a change.