a mobile mobile mobile home or does it it's it's voice and depression. i don't think you will lose a palestinian sound engineer as he records the law and destruction of the genocide . guys as town man. now to 0, the as a major escalation and the conflict between india and pakistan is on the bottom. it says it's begun. retaliatory strikes against india, the color that i'm associated to and this is out of the right life and also coming

out of the explosions. rooks, the pocket stony cities of ralph indian for shala is on the bond says that india is targeting it's ad based also ahead to the us propose as a new plan, to coordinate a deliveries to gauze that side stepping b u. n. celebration victory day for latest look. all as russia marks the end of world war 2, the conflict between india and pakistan is rapidly escalating with a pockets sony military saying that it's thrown for tally at 3 strikes against india, pocket stones on me says it's targeted an indian missile storage facility and air bases of pockets down a curious india of targeting 3 of it's a basis, one of them in the city, a role pending and putting job problems. the pocket signing of the tree says none

of the damaged design attacked by india on the financial business. majority of designs had been intercepted by the load air defense system of the box done on sources. the fuel that had been able to sneak and have not been able to cause any damage to the flying assets of fox on air force. as for the initial damage assessment, and residents have reported hearing multiple explosions and gone fine and the show in northwest in pakistan they, we had in the early hours assessed today. well, we are covering the story from across the region at the moment. we'll be hearing from him on the rise and should've gone indian administered the customer. but 1st let's speak to us on the bench of aide. he's in the hole and pockets don us on that . let's start again with what is all about us saying this is promised retaliation. they've announced a,

a full military operation. the so right off to the morning prayers here in pockets on bikes, on military, launched its counter defensive against india. cold named operations when young and mercy was after a verse in the court on the back side of the government. the ministry is using by one midsize a medium range besides with the range of a 120 kilometers. and as you mentioned, it has docketed a number of sites across india. these are the only minutes the sites, including one me file station as well as 2 a feels according to military sources. these are all of these locations have been involved in targeting bucket finding civilians of places of worship as well as video installation. specs on has been saying that they did not want to go to this uh to this level. uh, but it was forced to because after they made the 7th,

the tech specs on, it immediately responded saying that if it is, this is the right. according to the article, $51.00 of the un shot to do respond an errors and protect its territory. the integrity and sovereignty and that is the x, right? that makes sense, that it has extra size and it was an intense night in the last few hours. as you mentioned, they were strikes and see if i could find the basis. but in, in a box, and even if the saying that a for to, to those attacks and all of its assets were secure, but it was not just stuck in cl code. there was a tremendous fight thing that be heard of with, from the back to find the 5. and there was a stand you fi across the line of control that had been happening in the crush me region has been on friday at the 6 people were killed there. so all in all, it appears that everything that was ratcheting up has now culminated in this attack by cosign saying that this is a natural progression of how, of how when india carried out an unprovable to add it and add justified to talk

against the civilians. advice on was bound to respond. well, you've been telling us about these explosions earlier and practiced on the it's not about us saying forgetting this response. took us through what is down about is saying that india hips then they also hit the shala. yes, so there have been a number of strikes that have taken place. the bikes on early in the early hours of the, of the early hours of saturday in the morning of fox sunset it had for to do the tax on those been a few faces and the vin number of zones that have fallen in various parts of the country and that has been an a, an ongoing case, but more than $77.00 jones in the last 48 hours have been shut down by fi, kasanya, security efficiency. they've been using all sorts of kinetic operations to bring down these drones. and many of these drones are formed on population basis, so it is a active fee to and be in the last few i was heard from other cities including the

heart in katya of getting explosions and drawings funding in densely populated areas. and this is where the concern is that this is not a docking field, which in conventional terms was limited to the line of control. and this is now being for over densely populated parts of both countries. and that is where the consent lies the if this continues, if there is another tragedy of a, there is a major loss of life between these 2 nuclear. i'm neighbors. and if more than the number of soldiers that have been killed are killed very well to go further. and there have been a number of the efforts to try and d, uh de escalate these tensions, including efforts by the us secretary of state. and you've seen the convenient for administer the salad before administered, doing trucking diplomacy. but focused on says that it had to respond and it could not sit silent as india imposes it. new norman on the fact finding people to try and kill its citizens and by your son does nothing and at bikes. and even if you're

just saying that they would not be sacrificial lambs for this new noble. and they will tell india that it has a neighbor that can defend itself both and convention and nuclear, to some of them today. that was a very nice hist for us from the whole and talk a strong thank you very much for us on the well, that's got the view from indian administered to catch me or we can speak to him on the rush. he's in chicago. my talk is through the blogs, the residents had been reporting over the last hour or so on that side. on an indian administered coach man uh, at approximately 5 45 in the morning. uh, a series of loud explosions were heard. its remains unclear, but at the bloss recalls, but that means those flags fired. but the fox on all the vanity that is out of the air defense system, intercepting the zales, the explosions were the hood. uh, across your mind you can shoot me uh, including uh, a drum number with the uh, audi and also the may, it may just, these are sitting there got it has been described the blog so as far more louder

and more intense then goes to the friday evening uh, something that has been turned in, but who would have them having also he didn't, jim, it's unclear if it is due to the middle strikes, but the box donald, across the board was showing a big was all toys actrix the shut down pages. simon's been heard across, don't want to catch me. there's also reports that the senior comm adolfo shield has been killed off to a shell, a fired from box on tickets, hit the main town as on duty. and he did above the residence of tensions between dana and fox donald, to along the line of control and have also so intensified. this is the one of the most serious glasses that were ever seen in the recent years of hey, we gun fired, and shedding, had been reported over night along the line of control. showed him also above landed far from the border areas taking see really near but which also the situation here. it is very dream uh, but as the explosions, what had people,

industries missing of a link for the safety of the underground. it looks like it's just not limited the border with more the strikes during your costs. you more to get should be, it looks the situation you that's clicking a little pockets on the saying that india targeted in military facilities on that side. and this is their response, what are you hearing from new delhi as these explosions? and also continuing over the, as there is no offices, but as of now, but just ends living near to them into military units. technicians in the in ship nego, one of the main airport that is controlled by the ministry. they heard the explosions just after the modeling. pres, but it was very unclear if it read because of them is just strikes by the fox dog or a different system. intercepting them is them on the roster and trying to gone indian administer as a customer for us. thank you very much for all the white house press. secretary says that washington has called on both india and pakistan to de escalate pensions

. and this is something that the secretary of state, and of course now our national security advisor as well marker rubio has been a very much involved and the president has expressed. he wants to see it as de escalate as quickly as possible. he understands. these are 2 countries that have been at odds with one another for decades long before a president trump was here in the oval office. however, he has good relationships with the leaders and both countries and the secretary of state, marco ruby. i spoke to him just yesterday, he has been in constant communication with the leaders of both countries trying to bring this conflict. well, that's bringing michael. cool, and he's an analyst of south asian affairs and also a call us a foreign policy magazine. he joins me now from washington, dc. michael, i'm going to stop by asking you the question i asked and all the guests last out on india and pakistan. now it will i think they are. i mean, they have not formally declared war, but there is actively at war,

they've been increasing hostilities. and we see that after this, uh, the series of it strikes from india, pakistan responded almost instantaneously and they continue to fight. my understanding is that the air forces are facing off with the dog fight. so yeah, and i think that we're seeing indian pakistan to nuclear states at war for the 1st time since since 1999. how fake is the fog of war in both countries, right? now is there a passed through is i know you've been very concerned about the level of misinformation in the media for instance. yeah, absolutely. i mean the fog of war is very deep. this time compared to previous india, pakistan crises. and one reason for that is because of the social media and this information and how that affects the father of war. but it does seem that you have just a lot of um, you know, act accusations and then denials and so on from each side. so it's really hard to know exactly what is going on, and there's been

a lot of allegations about what's been going on the last to the last few hours. what happened and what has not happened. but um, what we do know is that both countries have attacked each other's military facilities, and that is very school jury for sure. i knew what the attorney just 3 days ago that india has a long time planned for practice. done this was about losing out across the board to terrorism that there was a risk of limited conflict use done by that or has this now gone not so much by the as well. i think it's all part of the, the, the broader goal. i think that the india clearly is inclined to, to use military action to go after these, when it describes this terrorist infrastructure terrace targets in pakistan. but i think even beyond what's happening right now, i think in d wants to do more than that. i mean, the fact that it's trying to bleed practice times economy, the fact that it's trying to pressure practice tons, funders to not provide support to talk is done. i think india is trying to raise

the cost attack as done as continuing to is to support a terrorist actors that threaten india. but of course, for now, the big focus is on what's happening on the battlefield. because that clearly, given that these are nuclear states, the risk and the stakes are very high and very serious, how much of this is being driven by domestic political concerns? a lot of that for sure. uh, i mean, the attack that precipitated this whole crisis was a horrific terrorist attack image. you had the civilians that were targeted and killed because of their religion and i put a lot of pressure, a lot of public pressure on the body government to respond with retaliation. because india had lain pakistan and it did meanwhile and talked to started, the government is very unpopular, the military is very unpopular and it feels that can get public support from the country raleigh, the country around it by pointing to the threat posed by india. so i would argue that there are some immediate term benefits, political benefits for the pakistani government, being embroiled in this war, has been able to rally the country together and when back some goodwill and trust

from a public that's been very unhappy with the government and the military leadership, as you say, we are looking at a wall between 2 nuclear states. so what sort of international different logic intervention right now might help find that all from the saudi attends seem to have had little impact given how far this has gone. how could either side, actually save face from here in anything. what has to happen is that we have to get to a point where each site is willing to claim victory and say that they've been able to achieve what they wanted to achieve. and that would involve a securing uh, you know, military losses on each side, so to speak. so that each country, each government can take back to us public, that type of achievement. but i'm not sure if we're there yet. i don't think that either country feels ready to step off the battlefield just yet, but that is indeed where the international mediation wouldn't be important. but it's true that so far it has not worked in the us as it has been quite involved and trying to mediate as well. but i think that the move, it may be too soon,

quite frankly, for either side to be receptive to mediation attempts from any country, even though. ready they have a lot of influence over in the impact of starting the costs of the, you know, the strong relations they have with them, you know, the country, but the saudis and the country using the way the united states b, u, b, u, and the u. k. but unfortunately, it may be too early for that type of extra on mediation to work with our tensions escalate back in 2019. this is obviously going not too much further than that, but i'm curious about how wolf that has also changed here. we've seen a lot of drones brought down on, on both sides and, and multiple smallest strikes. how is that changing the cost of things? and in this conflict, the right, i mean, is that and also the fact that both countries have been able to acquire very sophisticated weaponry from close partners. we now know that pakistan was using chinese made jets in this crisis. and that apparently took down several indian jets

that were made by france. rafael jets. so that's pretty significant to them. and these are 2 countries, they both a strong military's india is much larger and more and more than powerful. but both countries are both know what stories are very strong, have a lot of capabilities and they still gaps by acquiring arms from, from overseas, through their, their arms partners. and that, i think is meant that, you know, they're comfortable ramping up the hostility because they have the capacities to maintain that intensity of, of warfare. michael whole and then less on the south asian a says and calling us for foreign policy. really great to have you on out to 0. thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights. michael. thank you. the all still ahead here on i was was here. the new leader of the roman catholic church near the 14th celebrates his 1st mass as part of the

a sped of heavy rain. you can say probably good by 2, by the end of saturdays on its way through that it will be pretty wet spouting. took care and then you've got more to come through hong sure, but the trend is to dry things up. and that's true for the korean peninsula. and most of china with the rain as heavy as moving study sizes to be their entire on in the smaller rounds of japan. and it goes back out through, you're not as well, i need to know. and then we'll face of india for this big, fucked in the middle is warm, dry, fine, looking weather for china. surprising number of thunderstorms. want to come back again to java the something around. so the way i see on west popular but more obviously it's going to be thailand to come, but you do is get the biggest thunderstorms and that's going to be a peaceful procedure for the next 2 or 3 months. our to solve a suddenly the next 2 or 3 days in these weather problems, been a bit disrupted recently. for example,

if you come to the east and include bangladesh about $41.00 will be quitting a rack or if it happens is because of a lack of climate building on saturday. the shuttle has been for the rest in india and been by, for example, not through good giraffe and to as much as time and the file size of pakistan. and it should not be that but this time of the year, but it is almost half day full cost. sunday sees a hint of the drawing shells. no impact to dash the hard hitting in to be used as a former leader of a g 7 country. how worried are facing realities? what kind of lead would you like to see? take the country fluid off to this entry period is not go back to the old fits is that you that you have thoughts providing on what exactly was the pressure? who was it coming from with threats made reset to groups are very activity each countries business no secret via the stores. on top to al jazeera,

the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, i'm just ozzy obtained, or hon. you're watching out a 0. let's remind you about top stories. the contracts between india and pakistan is relatively escalating pockets. tony ministry saying it's wrong for tally. entry strikes against india august on the, on me says it's targeted and in doing the self storage facility and, and base since pockets. donahue is india of targeting 3 of its services. one of them in the city and role in the one jump from the pockets on e mail. it to me says non what damaged

the united states has proposed a new plan to restart deliveries of age and to gaza. side stepping united nations and says israel take pos and providing security, but not distribution. the us in boston to israel says more details will be revealed in the coming days. is what it has been libertine block to the entry of food water and mentioned into gauze, and now for move in 2 months is or is not doing anything we call upon the united nations. we call upon every n g o. we call upon every government, especially those who have been saying, why don't you do something? why isn't something being done or something is being done. so we invite people who have been concerned about it to join in this process. i will be the 1st to admit it will not be perfect, especially in the early days. it's

a little just typical challenge to make this work and to make it work well. what chris got us is the fullness thoughts pass on to the united nations agency for palestinian refugees. he says this plan is meant to hide israel's policy of salvation. and also there's only one word to describe this and this is a motion. this is an, a cynical attempt by the state of as well and its allies in the united states and elsewhere to use age to hide. the fact that was actually getting on is people are being stalled into submission. that being solved as a part of the massive, illegal force displacement, which is very much part of israel, genocidal ambitions against the palestinians. and to be clear, it's not just about genocide, it's parts to do with these attempt spike as well to destroy on right. because what we see is the only organization that's capable of staving off mile mass

starvation. it's us to let people to talk about the unrest is the only organization that has the infrastructure to stop the vehicles. the food distribution center is the food warehouse is the source of interest dot to we need only on the house. we've moved beyond that now, but that's part of what we say. we're seeing an attempt to enable the ends to my instrument twice the issue of age and older. to hide a genocide, we're seeing the destruction of unreal. um there were hundreds of tons of food in vehicles. i'm going to take him lot saying on the other side of the roof of crossing columbus off the columbus a truck switch off full of food that been paid for the trucks. the big rental spent of the international community is paying for this. the bus is rolling in trucks when there are people children to all starving to death and can we please go using this phrase, facing, stopping, she told her not facing salvation and garza,

they all saw him. meanwhile, on the ground and gaza is rarely attacks, have killed at least $22.00 palestinians since the one on friday. one of the latest strikes has killed 6 people in garza city. and now the strikes target for the vicinity of a clinic for the long interview, an agency for palestinian refugees in the giovanni a refugee can, at least for palestinians that were killed. several others injured. of the ministry also starts a storm and gaza city killing at least 4 people then because of health officials that say needs 53000 palestinians has now been killed since israel is more stone said more than 18 months ago. some of israel's most intense attacks have targeted rasa and southern gaza, kind of a couple of different reports for us from general. but there's been another very difficult and lucky day displaced families and civilians at 1st because of strep, and life of the very intensifying grades of attacks that included targeting

residential phones. of course, many geographical locations alongside with make sure tens and the very unprecedented search of confrontations and tools in a roughly 16, the 5 south of the strip different videos that web published by the is really at media outlets. show the tracing operations that are taking place and rough and the as a little bit tags that have been conducted since today is for the military stated that over the past 72 hours, at least 160 s strikes was launched on garza, which could be a selling on the severity of the security situation of the ground where civilians are scrambling in order to find safety. and at the same time to, to survive the next day like of these very sorry, it is really military escalation on the ground with fireworks. and this up,

the night sky in moscow is pos and victory day celebrations by the display of commemorations. the 80th anniversary of the end of world war 2. in europe, the massive military parade and red square was attended by president that in a prison and all the foreign leaders here there's a couple of out of a has this report from the russian capital. and the raz familiar faces cheering the marching troops in red square. well then 2000 world leaders in most go to commemorate the ages of the 3 of victory urban, also germany. $16000.00 troops, including those service men who had been fighting in ukraine unit some searching for in states including china, vietnam, an agent, and some $200.00 pieces of victory hardware. unprecedented security measures around the parade. russian men is still defense under a belo, so hostile, it's for the 1st time trying these presidents. she very much part of the public event as well as attending various private meetings in and around the kremlin. it's,

i'm still going to just skip this is a strategic partnership in terms of ensuring global and national security as we are talking about. and i'm you architecture of the world and both russia and china are the architects of the new world order where the west no longer has again, money are russian presidents, legit, peace in choosing to only mention breed the ukraine complex instead called some pricing on the he royd cost of the service, people slow the prime minister, robust pizza, as $7.00 presidents. alexandra bu changed the only europeans who flew to moscow. here recording an informal video saying that subs and slovaks have brought this forever. that has been no representatives of the allied forces in russia and these world will to be mario events instead, since the beginning of the rush are you creating conflicts most go has been on the multiple sanctions from those countries. but that doesn't seem to be obsessing like even the patient is visiting the crime, then talking business and making you align says with his provenance,

guess you'd ask if i'm all about, oh, to 0 most. okay, this whole french president demand to macro and has voted a train from poland to go to ques. he'll attend the meeting with other european lead is hosted by ukrainian president, brought me his lensky fonts imposed and signed the treaty on friday. committing both sides to mutual assistance in case of an attack by russia during moscow's victory day parade. present fusion said that russia was engaged in a right to spite new crane not gone, has condemned those comments. saying they show that the russian president is not interested in peace. will probably are the 14 pest celebration his 1st mass as leader of the roman catholic church. and took place in the sistine chapel and investigating city where he was elected on thursday. and was attended by cardinals from over 70 countries. during the whole reports from basset, considering the opening moves of the new pontifical pope leo, the 14th presented to go the mass in the sistine chapel. his 1st homily, awesome,

and offering clues to his vision for the church. i forwarded. the tilted quarter for gold has cooled me so the church may be ever more fully assist you on a hill, a knock of salvation sailing through history and a beacon to illuminate the dog knights of this world? far. okay, do mean, are they not to them? on the a new pope in the time of internal division and international crises, he promised to be a faithful administrator. and in a note to his pre, just as a book from says, he said, the judge should be judged by the who did this of its members, and not the grand or of the buildings, but one of the men itself. so that i had a feeling it would be him degree, especially yesterday. mother is on run. go is one of 3 women are pointed to unusually high office by pope francis to serve alongside then cardinal robot provost, inventing the appointment of bishops. but suggesting yet, it was

a sign of confidence in women that they could have a voice and naming of bishop as that they have the capacity and judgment. that's complimentary to man. she describes a man of generosity, discretion and com. a good listener with worldly experience, from his service in chicago chic tire pettigrew and the vatican incapacity the she has a capacity for dialogue between different cultures, between different realities and situations. he's a man of balance, and his words and his history. then we're able to build the picture of a bridge building hope in a divided church, a piece making post, interpreting times and walking in at least some of the footsteps of these pre decisive folk, francis a humble pipe embracing the suffering and the poor. and the mother yvonne who knows him well, the rug pope at the wrong time during the whole elder 0 road hope hopefully. or is

the 1st called know, born in the us to preside over the catholic church. his papacy imagines during a time of increasing conservative influence within the us charge right during catholic groups on now advocating for the right time and the old style. lots and nice. rob reynolds takes a, a monday morning or sunday as we age for hundreds of years. latin was the language of catholic worship. then in the early 19 sixty's, the reforms of the 2nd vatican council called for celebrating mass in modern languages. and while it is much less common now the latin mass is still cherished by some traditionalist. that's a veto. his catholic church in los angeles worshippers prefer the latin right, the reverence and the peace. and the beauty of that. it tends to stay with you throughout the day when i was growing up, it was, we always had our massive seeing that and in 2021 hope francis severely restricted

the latin mass saying it was dividing the church with some factions using it to signal disapproval. of reforms after po francis's decision,