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[00:00:07] Welcome if you are joining us on France 24, news from
[00:00:10] around the world this Thursday, first this new exchange of strikes between Ukraine and Russia,
[00:00:14] drones launched at Russian refineries against attacks on
[00:00:19] Grafstrom, or Kevin Lamour, FIFA's number 3, several Ukrainian cities, Kyiv hopes to convince its Western allies to deliver anti-missile
[00:00:22] defenses, we will report in a moment with Melina Huet.
[00:00:26] Israel, for its part, continues to strike Lebanon on the third day of negotiations
[00:00:30] currently underway in Rome with the Lebanese authorities, clashes with Hezbollah
[00:00:34] have left two Israeli victims, soldiers killed by an
[00:00:37] explosive device, and then under criticism and calls for
[00:00:41] his resignation, Gianni Infantino receives the support of FIFA, the president of the
[00:00:45] international football federation, apologized yesterday during an emergency meeting
[00:00:49] in Rabat for his aborted proposal to open the World Cup to
[00:00:53] private investors.
[00:00:58] hit, the military governor of
[00:01:05] Ukraine and Russia have been striking each other in recent hours, as
[00:01:09] Kyiv again targeted Russian territory in depth,
[00:01:12] refineries up to 1300 km beyond the front line, Russian
[00:01:16] strikes have killed seven Ukrainians in the regions
[00:01:20] of Kharkiv, Sumy and the Black Sea. New
[00:01:23] illustration of the lack of interceptor missiles on the Ukrainian
[00:01:26] side, be careful, some images that follow may be...
[00:01:30] particularly harrowing. Alice Broga.
[00:01:33] After more than 20 hours of searching, Ukrainian rescuers
[00:01:37] extracted a lifeless body from the rubble. A civilian killed
[00:01:41] in a Russian strike that occurred the day before on this building in
[00:01:44] Kramatorsk. Faced with the multiplication of Russian attacks, the
[00:01:47] authorities of this city in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine
[00:01:52] that's enough, there is ordered on Wednesday evening the evacuation of about 500
[00:01:54] children and their families who still lived in the city. In the
[00:01:58] Kyiv region too. The attacks are increasingly numerous and
[00:02:02] deadly, along this
[00:02:04] X, "For months, FIFA refused railway line, railway workers evacuate one by one the bodies of 8
[00:02:07] victims, killed after a strike on a busy station 30
[00:02:11] km from the capital, a local resident describes a night
[00:02:15] of horror,
[00:02:19] the noise was deafening, and as the air raid alert was still
[00:02:22] on, I dared not look around
[00:02:24] me,
[00:02:27] then there were explosions, structures collapsed and a lot of
[00:02:31] are authorized to temporarily leave smoke,
[00:02:34] there's a war nearby and then, I saw people covered in blood
[00:02:37] running in the street, according to the Ukrainian army, Russia
[00:02:41] fired 115 long-range drones and 28 missiles on the night of Tuesday to
[00:02:45] Wednesday, but only 98 drones could
[00:02:49] be neutralized, Ukrainian anti-aircraft defenses failed to
[00:02:53] intercept any missiles, a weakening attributed by President
[00:02:56] Zelensky to delays in the delivery of
[00:03:30] intercepting the most powerful Russian missiles, but according to the
[00:03:33] Financial Times, Trump refused this request due to
[00:03:38] be back in fifteen minutes for more the shortage of Patriots in the US's own stocks since the beginning of the war in the
[00:03:41] Middle East.
[00:03:44] And to talk about it with us, Melina Huet, senior reporter at France 24. Hello Melina, you
[00:03:48] have been to Ukraine many times to cover the conflict, especially
[00:03:51] for France 24, despite the apparent warming between Donald Trump and
[00:03:55] Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president's requests to obtain
[00:03:58] more of these defense systems currently remain
[00:04:01] unheeded, yes absolutely, in fact the tone has changed Rafael but the commitment remains
[00:04:05] fluctuating, already we must remember that on July 8 at the NATO summit
[00:04:09] in Ankara, Donald Trump had indeed announced to Volodymyr
[00:04:12] Zelensky a license to manufacture Patriots, but immediately afterwards he
[00:04:15] said that industrialists had not even been warned, so to show a little bit the
[00:04:19] level of preparation of this announcement, 3 weeks later at Camp David, he
[00:04:23] declared that Washington had granted nothing, in fact according to him, it is
[00:04:27] a technology that is difficult to transfer, he says. because a country
[00:04:30] that receives it may one day turn against you, again that also shows
[00:04:34] the level of trust of Washington towards Kyiv, on the
[00:04:37] ground, it must be known that the Russian advantage has decreased but
[00:04:42] to envisage a future outside without disappearing, the Russian army is attacking more, it is progressing
[00:04:45] less but it is still progressing, notably in the Donetsk region in the
[00:04:48] east, what has changed in fact is above all Donald
[00:04:52] Trump's annoyance, because he is facing a Kremlin that does not
[00:04:56] seem to want to move, that does not seem to want to...
[00:05:00] sign peace agreements whatever
[00:05:02] also reminds that the senior officials of they may be, while Zelensky has shown evidence of maintained, without ever
[00:05:06] it being reciprocated from the other side. You mention the
[00:05:10] eastern front and at the same time the authorities have called for the evacuation of
[00:05:13] Kramatorsk near this front line, you have been able to speak,
[00:05:17] to talk with Ukrainians on the ground, yes absolutely, so you should know that Kramatorsk
[00:05:21] is a city that is not that far from the front line, not only since 2022 but
[00:05:25] since 2014, in fact you see it there on this
[00:05:28] map, Kramatorsk has gradually moved closer to the
[00:05:32] contact line, today we are only about twenty kilometers away, Druzhkivka
[00:05:36] which is just below it, which is a city where we journalists were based
[00:05:40] for a very long time, for several years. Today we hardly go there
[00:05:43] anymore because there are drones everywhere, there are nets everywhere, there are only soldiers left, it is
[00:05:47] today 16 km from the front line of Russian
[00:05:51] soldiers, in fact Kramatorsk yesterday for example just
[00:05:54] yesterday was targeted in one day 31 times not
[00:05:58] only by FPV drones but also by glide bombs and glide bombs are very
[00:06:02] difficult to intercept, even almost impossible for Ukrainians, these
[00:06:05] are essentially residential buildings like what you see behind me that are
[00:06:11] the region therefore... ordered the evacuation of 525 children each
[00:06:15] with his or her legal representatives, what you need to know is that Kramatorsk had several
[00:06:19] evacuation notices since 2022, what has
[00:06:22] changed in 4 and a half years is the need to do it more and more,
[00:06:26] the fact that the city has gradually emptied, that the front line has
[00:06:29] moved closer, indeed you were saying, this morning I spoke with
[00:06:33] residents of Kramatorsk, notably a young couple with Nikita and
[00:06:36] his wife, 27 years old, who have always lived in
[00:06:39] Kramatorsk, in fact they were first evacuated in 2020. Two, they went to Lviv,
[00:06:43] they stayed there for only 6 months and then they came back and in
[00:06:46] 2024 because they thought that perhaps it would improve, they even started a business,
[00:06:50] they opened a restaurant, a pizzeria and today he told
[00:06:53] me, well this morning he told me today is the last day we
[00:06:57] open, we are going to pack up, it's been more than 4 years but that's it, we are
[00:07:01] leaving, they are going to Irpin, they say
[00:07:04] an aggravation of the situation and then the fact that the city is simply depopulating
[00:07:07] thank you Melina Ued for the situation in
[00:07:11] Ukraine. Continued and end of negotiations in Rome between
[00:07:15] Israelis and Lebanese, they aim to allow a gradual withdrawal of the Israeli
[00:07:19] army from southern Lebanon in exchange for a disarmament of
[00:07:22] Hezbollah, but the Shiite movement refuses to lay down its arms and
[00:07:26] the Hebrew state continues to strike Lebanese territory, two Israeli
[00:07:29] soldiers have died, Romain
[00:07:31] Michelot.
[00:07:33] The sky of Lebanon, again crossed by Israeli
[00:07:37] flares. Here in the south of the country, the army has resumed its
[00:07:41] bombings and the
[00:07:45] In response to a flagrant violation of the ceasefire by Hezbollah,
[00:07:49] the Israeli army began to carry out targeted strikes in southern
[00:07:52] Lebanon. At least one person died on the Lebanese side, two
[00:07:56] Israeli soldiers were killed in an explosion, a first in more than a
[00:08:00] month. Sporadic but recurring clashes despite
[00:08:03] a security agreement that came into force at the end of June. Israel
[00:08:07] occupies a so-called security zone in southern Lebanon
[00:08:10] of about ten kilometers near the border, but the
[00:08:14] residents of the towns and villages north of this zone can officially return
[00:08:17] home, in fact, this resumption of clashes and
[00:08:21] evacuation orders complicates this process according
[00:08:24] to the UN. This new order comes as displaced families have
[00:08:28] returned home in southern Lebanon in recent
[00:08:31] weeks. The situation remains fragile and residents
[00:08:35] remain uncertain. Demolition operations,
[00:08:38] bombings and other military activities damage homes and agricultural land.
[00:08:44] These clashes are taking place in the midst of negotiations held in Rome
[00:08:48] under the auspices of the United States, they focus on the deployment of the Lebanese
[00:08:52] army in pilot zones evacuated by Israel, but
[00:08:55] they imply a disarmament of Hezbollah, refused for the moment by the
[00:08:59] Shiite group. Since the beginning of the war between Israel and Hezbollah,
[00:09:02] at least 4300 people in Lebanon and 38 Israeli
[00:09:06] soldiers have died according to the
[00:09:07] authorities.
[00:09:10] And among the many dead in Lebanon, the...
[00:09:12] journalist Amal Khalil killed last April in Israeli army
[00:09:16] strikes, she had taken refuge in a building then targeted
[00:09:20] by Israel. A deliberate attack, estimate several NGOs today,
[00:09:23] Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and the Lebanese
[00:09:27] organization Legal Agenda, they accuse Israel of war
[00:09:31] crimes.
[00:09:33] Gianni Infantino saves his job as head of FIFA, at least for
[00:09:37] now. The president of the International Football Federation apologized yesterday to the 2008.
[00:09:41] 11 member federations after his controversial project to open the World Cups to
[00:09:44] private investors,
[00:09:47] Benochek absolutely, there's nothing to see,
[00:09:50] a simple communiqué, no statement
[00:09:54] at the end of this crisis meeting which was therefore
[00:09:57] held yesterday in Morocco around Gianni Infantino and
[00:10:01] a mea culpa to the 211 member countries
[00:10:04] for, and I quote, "the errors made concerning the now abandoned project to sell
[00:10:08] part of the commercial rights of the World Cup, the management of this project should
[00:10:11] have been different," the communiqué
[00:10:15] the body have reaffirmed their full
[00:10:18] support, renewed their confidence in Infantino and warns that henceforth everyone
[00:10:21] must toe the line, FIFA will no longer tolerate any
[00:10:25] attack on its integrity, its good governance and the regularity of its procedures, all necessary
[00:10:29] measures will be taken to protect its reputation, a barely veiled
[00:10:33] threat towards all those who dared to speak out against this
[00:10:36] project last week, we are obviously thinking of Arsene Wenger, we are thinking of
[00:10:40] the Secretary General of the body, Matthias
[00:10:44] FIFA is trying to turn the page
[00:10:47] on what constitutes the most important crisis since Johnny Infantino took office in 2016,
[00:10:51] a fault confessed is half forgiven as they say.
[00:10:55] It's not so sure, yeah, the project was abandoned since, as you say, Benochek, and yet
[00:10:58] that didn't calm Infantino's detractors who put his finger on something that escapes
[00:11:02] him, has he already gone too far, he whose re-election next March for a fourth
[00:11:06] term seemed almost certain, he still has 2 weeks, he
[00:11:10] is the only declared candidate for this election, this
[00:11:13] project to sell part of the World Cup rights really didn't go down well with several
[00:11:17] confederations, we talked a lot about UEFA, CONCACAF, the Asian confederation
[00:11:20] while waiting for a position, a stance
[00:11:23] from the African football confederation, but we know that this
[00:11:27] CAF could be more favorable to the president of FIFA, Infantino's
[00:11:30] detractors who have swallowed a few bitter pills in recent years, there was the
[00:11:34] creation of this brand new version of the Club World Cup in an already
[00:11:38] overloaded calendar, his proximity, we
[00:11:41] saw him a lot, Gianni Infantino alongside the American president
[00:11:45] Donald Trump, that makes some people grind their teeth, we know that on the side
[00:11:48] of the confederations, disguised advertising breaks as refreshment
[00:11:52] breaks and voices are now rising. There were the opposition
[00:11:56] statements from the British and Canadian prime ministers,
[00:11:59] for them, Infantino is no longer the man for the situation and he must leave, that's what
[00:12:03] the Portuguese football legend Luis Figo wrote in a column yesterday in the
[00:12:06] Daily Mail, and yes Infantino criticized,
[00:12:09] contested but not yet replaced, no, so the first
[00:12:13] thing is that he is the only declared candidate for the moment,
[00:12:16] Infantino who would use very questionable methods to keep
[00:12:20] his post, Prince Ali bin al Hussein, he is the president of the Jordanian
[00:12:23] Football Federation. He even accused him of blackmail this week on
[00:12:29] to help us on certain issues until I was told orally during the World
[00:12:33] Cup that if I supported Infantino, it would greatly
[00:12:36] help our federation." The 2030
[00:12:39] World Cup, you know, is co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, where
[00:12:43] the final will be played, that has not yet been decided, but according to our colleagues from the
[00:12:46] Times, Infantino allegedly proposed a deal to the Royal Moroccan
[00:12:50] Federation, "You will host the final on condition that you
[00:12:54] support me during the election," information denied since by
[00:12:57] FIFA, his detractors will have to find him a serious
[00:13:01] opponent and that will not be easy, time is running out, the deadline for
[00:13:05] submitting candidacies is November 18, two names are circulating, that of the
[00:13:09] Canadian Victor Montagliani, he is the president of CONCACAF
[00:13:11] and the name of the president of the Asian
[00:13:15] confederation, Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim al
[00:13:18] Khalifa, so two names that are mentioned for perhaps
[00:13:22] succeeding Gianni Infantino, in any case it will be necessary to find a personality
[00:13:25] capable of attracting the most modest federations, we know they are very
[00:13:29] dependent on FIFA's payments for their day-to-day
[00:13:32] operations and then the most prosperous associations, the historical strongholds of
[00:13:36] football, there are 211 members
[00:13:40] of this FIFA, each member association has one vote for the election,
[00:13:43] meaning that the federation of Curacao or the Comoros has
[00:13:47] exactly the same weight as the French or German federation,
[00:13:50] the election is decided by a simple
[00:13:54] majority, the die is cast now, so a
[00:13:57] thank you Benochek, that's it for football and FIFA, we'll
[00:14:03] news, it will obviously still be around the world on France 24.
[00:14:49] with accents of collective therapy,
[00:14:52] we are in Ivry-sur-Seine, you are in no quarter.
[00:14:55] uh information guys need each of you to make a really first
[00:14:59] degree film guys it's a team film me if I tell my
[00:15:01] friend I want to see a little he'll laugh you
[00:15:05] act tough but you're scared really he'll laugh a
[00:15:09] little why do you want to see a little souff you're scared there'll be no one left to say your
[00:15:13] name ok quiet on set guys please
[00:15:16] sometimes you have to speak actually and action my name is
[00:15:20] Timera so first name Youssouf I'm an actor and right now we're
[00:15:24] doing a community project, the principle is to link
[00:15:27] cinema, mental health. At the youth center in the
[00:15:31] Montmousseau district, when I count two, you make your
[00:15:34] animal sounds, it's the ritual every Wednesday. And what
[00:15:37] sound does a kangaroo make, you figure it out, the cinema workshops started
[00:15:41] a year ago, led by Youssouf, a former resident of the
[00:15:44] neighborhood.
[00:15:48] cat, wolf or raptor, the rope is meant to be immediately
[00:15:51] liberating.
[00:15:56] total surprise, no
[00:15:59] looking, we don't care, they're here, they're doing
[00:16:02] things, you're incoherent, but for me it's
[00:16:05] coherent.
[00:16:09] Another objective, to create cohesion between the inhabitants of two
[00:16:13] cities, Ivry and
[00:16:14] Astismons,
[00:16:18] well it feels good, it feels really good, then you're
[00:16:20] tired,
[00:16:23] for example, of shouting, we don't shout every day, so the fact that we shout at that
[00:16:27] moment, we do something that we're not used to doing
[00:16:30] and that allows us to be more at ease afterwards, well I can't
[00:16:34] express my emotions and so through theater I can.
[00:16:39] "They see me as someone strong,
[00:16:42] stable, the big brother, the pillar you can
[00:16:46] count on,
[00:16:48] but sometimes I want to let
[00:16:51] go of everything, to scream, to
[00:16:53] cry, but I can't,
[00:16:56] I'm afraid they won't understand me, about
[00:16:59] 15 years ago, I took theater classes to work on my
[00:17:02] diction, and I had real frustrations because I couldn't string
[00:17:06] two sentences together without people understanding me because I spoke too fast,
[00:17:10] come on, hello, come on, let's go, hello, come on, hello, come on,
[00:17:13] hello, it blocked me in many things, even in my a blockage
[00:17:17] also
[00:17:18] emotional,
[00:17:21] for teenagers, it's very complicated to sit down and listen to a speech
[00:17:25] about mental health, in daily contact with young people, Bilel embarked on
[00:17:29] Youssouf's adventure, eyes closed, this type of tool is top notch for
[00:17:32] talking to young people about it and raising their awareness of it, taking something they like,
[00:17:36] mixing it with something. that they need and mayonnaise it's
[00:17:40] bound to take off so I couldn't channel my
[00:17:44] emotions and my energies and thanks to this
[00:17:47] course it allowed me to know how to play a
[00:17:50] role and even play it well and here I thank you too because it allowed me to
[00:17:54] learn about myself and learn about you
[00:17:56] too
[00:17:59] it's a remedy for many things whether it's oral expression
[00:18:02] to be able to play with sincere emotions and we work on sincerity yeah
[00:18:06] what's good with Youssouf is he's cruel, he's cruel, if he has to say things,
[00:18:09] he says them, if he doesn't have to, he doesn't say them, he thinks it's easy to know how to
[00:18:13] laugh sincerely, they can't laugh sincerely, and
[00:18:17] when I had to cry, oh well that's even worse, I saw friends of mine
[00:18:20] if I had done theater I would have said and
[00:18:24] food for everyone, it's not just football, it's not just rap, it's not just weed, it's everything in
[00:18:28] life, professional actor, Youssouf acts in many
[00:18:31] films and series.
[00:18:33] congratulations, the best grade in the
[00:18:38] class,
[00:18:39] with Cinémarne, he is directing in
[00:18:42] 2025 "Under Influence", a short film about the excesses of a young influencer.
[00:18:46] This morning, the collective's
[00:19:08] cameras are back in action in the setting of the city's health center
[00:19:11] for the filming of "Return to
[00:19:15] the Light". Volunteers, the actors were cast
[00:19:17] by Youssouf's team. I'm playing the psychologist.
[00:19:21] Tell Eddie he's leaving early and I'm not happy at all because I feel Eddie is still a little
[00:19:25] fragile. I'm still fragile.
[00:19:28] A student of the workshops, Nino Bonet plays Eddie, a teenager in psychological
[00:19:32] distress. I'm going back to school. I'm happy,
[00:19:35] I'm seeing my friends again, but after a while I'm going to do something very
[00:19:39] nasty, because my mother is dead, okay, quiet
[00:19:42] on set and action, how do you feel
[00:19:46] now better, do
[00:19:49] you think you'll be able to go back to school, keep up with the
[00:19:52] pace and see the others, yes I
[00:19:55] think so, the short film we'd like to take it to the best festivals we
[00:19:58] can and I'd also like to use it as an educational tool for young people and
[00:20:02] I'd like it to be young people who present it, makeup
[00:20:05] In the Seto Inland Sea
[00:21:06] of Japan, Nagashima Island had everything
[00:21:08] to be a small paradise,
[00:21:11] the government finally built a
[00:21:13] hell for thousands of patients like Shinji,
[00:21:17] when he... boarded this port in
[00:21:21] 1948, escorted by a doctor, he was only 14
[00:21:25] years old,
[00:21:28] when I arrived here without knowing anything, I was
[00:21:32] rather relaxed at first, but once
[00:21:34] I arrived, everyone told me that I would not be able to go back
[00:21:38] home.
[00:21:41] Shinji had contracted leprosy a year earlier when his family sent him
[00:21:44] here. He then knew nothing about this disease which was about to
[00:21:48] deform his face and body by attacking his
[00:21:51] nerves. Once disembarked, suspected
[00:21:54] patients were locked up for a week in this building to be
[00:21:57] examined.
[00:22:01] At the time, we first proceeded with disinfection
[00:22:04] here, because sometimes they arrived with lice,
[00:22:07] pusches or skin diseases.
[00:22:11] So there was no one really happy, everyone was
[00:22:14] crying. Even the nurses wore rubber
[00:22:18] boots.
[00:22:38] a confinement policy applied throughout Japan thanks to a law of
[00:22:41] 1931, the same year Nagashima Island welcomed its first
[00:22:45] patients, their belongings were confiscated for fear
[00:22:49] that they too were contaminated.
[00:22:53] Here you can see what are called internal circulation tickets, a special
[00:22:56] currency whose use was authorized only on the
[00:22:59] island. The main objective was to prevent
[00:23:02] escapes. So, even if someone managed to escape from here,
[00:23:06] without ordinary money, they could neither take the train, nor
[00:23:08] eat.
[00:23:11] 17 years later, real money is introduced, because from
[00:23:15] 1948, a new treatment allows leprosy patients to be
[00:23:18] cured and some patients
[00:23:21] the island, a fleeting joy, because for these
[00:23:25] disfigured people, reunions with their loved ones
[00:23:28] turned into drama.
[00:23:30] When a leper was detected in a house, all members of their family
[00:23:34] were discriminated against,
[00:23:37] it then became very difficult to accept their
[00:23:40] return.
[00:23:42] Rejected by their families, cured lepers were also compelled by
[00:23:46] law to remain living on the island,
[00:23:49] so they... their own society,
[00:23:53] built roads or
[00:23:55] even schools for child
[00:23:57] patients, they created their own
[00:24:00] jobs, Shinji became
[00:24:03] a farmer,
[00:24:05] this is a photo from when I played baseball, there are no fields today, but we often
[00:24:09] played games. Shinji is now 91
[00:24:12] years old, 77 of which have been spent
[00:24:14] here. He has known solitude,
[00:24:18] but also laughter and...
[00:24:21] His wife, now deceased, was also a patient,
[00:24:25] like thousands of lepers, they were forced into
[00:24:28] sterilization. In 2024, this abusive
[00:24:32] practice was deemed unconstitutional by the Japanese
[00:24:35] Supreme Court, condemning the state to pay up to €8,000
[00:24:39] in compensation per victim. It's
[00:24:41] difficult to say, but I felt like I was no longer
[00:24:45] truly a man. Without
[00:24:47] children, Shinji cannot even count
[00:24:50] on his nephews or nieces, his family never fully believed in his
[00:24:53] recovery, as evidenced by the last call with his
[00:24:57] mother to go see her at the hospital,
[00:25:01] she asked me if my face was back to normal, were my hands
[00:25:04] healed, I repeated to her that what I had were sequelae,
[00:25:08] she said no, finally there's no need to come, it must
[00:25:12] not be known,
[00:25:16] in 1996, nearly 50 years after the appearance of the first
[00:25:20] treatments and long legal battles, Japan authorized
[00:25:23] finally all the lepers to leave the sanatorium of the
[00:25:25] country, a belated victory, Shinji is then
[00:25:29] 61 years old, impossible
[00:25:32] the island.
[00:25:35] Nagashima still belongs to the state and only former patients and a few
[00:25:38] officials are allowed there.
[00:25:41] Here, the needs of former lepers are taken care of by the government,
[00:25:44] a new hospital has even been built. It has more
[00:25:48] doctors than patients.
[00:26:02] His disease is no longer contagious, but it is
[00:26:05] above all the after-effects that doctors
[00:26:07] monitor.
[00:26:09] You just have to be careful with weakened nerves, which make the
[00:26:13] dishes more susceptible to infection.
[00:26:16] Apart from that, we can say that it has become today, an almost
[00:26:19] ordinary disease.
[00:26:24] In total, more than half of the 5000 patients died
[00:26:28] on this prison island.
[00:26:31] For many, the... are linked to old age or other diseases rather
[00:26:35] than leprosy, they are no more than 66 like
[00:26:38] Shinji, to have resolved to end
[00:26:42] their days
[00:26:42] here.
[00:26:48] In 1946, Moldova was devastated by famine.
[00:26:51] In the public space, people did not talk about
[00:26:54] famine, the word was absolutely
[00:26:56] forbidden.
[00:27:01] The houses were full of dead people.
[00:27:32] like a concentration camp without a gas
[00:27:34] chamber 80 years later, tickets
[00:27:38] back to the great famine of Moldova.
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[00:30:07] 24, the news around the world this Thursday, first this new exchange of
[00:30:10] strikes between Ukraine and Russia, drones dropped on
[00:30:14] Russian refineries against attacks on several Ukrainian cities,
[00:30:17] Kiev hopes to convince its Western allies to deliver anti-missile
[00:30:21] defenses. We will take stock in a moment with Milina
[00:30:24] Uet. Israel, for its part, continues to strike Lebanon on the third
[00:30:28] day of negotiations, however, in Rome with the Lebanese authorities,
[00:30:32] confrontations with Hezbollah have claimed two victims on the Israeli side, soldiers
[00:30:35] killed by an explosive device, and then
[00:30:38] assailed by criticism and calls for his resignation, Gianni Infantino receives the
[00:30:42] support of FIFA, the president of the International Football Federation
[00:30:45] apologized yesterday at an emergency meeting in Rabat for his aborted
[00:30:49] proposal to open the World Cup to private
[00:30:51] investors.