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too long, it might. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. to sudan next. where a united nations agency says that 35 children were killed in wednesday's attack on a village in the central state of gezira. unicef said the scenes in wad al noura were a grim reminder that children were paying the price for sudan's brutal civil war. more than 100 civilians are feared dead in the attack, which has been blamed on the paramilitary rapid support forces. the rsf has only said that it attacked a sudanese army post in the area. thousands of children have been killed and injured since the war began 1a months ago. in myanmar, where the military seized power three years ago, there have been frequent accounts of torture and murder. in the latest atrocity, at least 50 people are said to have been killed. and the details, denied by military leaders, are disturbing.
the medical charity msf saying that they shut down one of the hospitals they were running after it was shelled and that is the daily reality of people, they are fleeing from the shelves and bombing and this is a war that has been going on since last year after the political fallout be keen —— between the generals in charge of the national army and the paramilitary. mary louise eagleton is a deputy representative for unicef currently based in port sudan. she told me about the worsening humanitarian situation there . their situation is terrifying for these millions of children, they have everything behind and they have everything behind and the economy is collapsing and there is no economic means for their parents to work and earn an income. there is much less food on the markets because of the poor harvest this year because of the war and they are not able to go to schools.
are we ready to fight if we need to be. >> brian: 1.2 plus active military. >> pete: that's a big number but the lowest it's been in 15 years. part of the reason for that is not just recruiting, which we will talk about. but, also, a lot of guys getting out in the middle of their career because they don't like what some of the institutions have turned into. >> brian: for example, u.s. air force when it comes to recruiting only 89% of the number. that's the best. >> pete: that's the best. army at 77%. that means they are looking an entire division of new privates. 15,000. that's a huge short fall. >> brian: big change in tactics and formation. >> pete: they will say it's a strategic change. a lot of it is out of necessity because they don't have enough troops. the navy this year in 2024 only goods going to meet 70% is the projection. it's not even getting better. >> brian: marines are hitting their marks within the navy. >> pete: yes they are. we will talk about that in a minute. what are they focusing on instead got a lot of the troops saying i don't want to serve. the dei things is not what you heard mark milley say talk about
of progress? yes, there is an increasing — of progress? yes, there is an increasing push _ of progress? yes, there is an increasing push by _ of progress? yes, there is an increasing push by urban - of progress? yes, there is an l increasing push by urban state borders and local governments to realise the importance of green spaces. you mention singapore and one thing that does work in showcasing the usefulness of green spaces is increased research into the benefits of green spaces, together with colleagues from the singapore centre we have noticed that green spaces can be used —— reduce temperatures, large green spaces can reduce temperatures in residential areas by 3.5 celsius over the course of a day and provides spaces for residents and residential areas to have indoor areas as a space area and those green spaces significantly reduce flood risk when heavy rainfall effects, with flash flooding affecting suburban areas and lastly research shows that residential
of security. these brave men helped forge the transatlantic alliance — their president today said it was stronger than ever. but with us elections around the corner, europe knows it can't take anything for granted. katya adler, bbc news, normandy. president emmanuel macron says paris will transfer mirage 2005 fighterjets to ukraine, and provide training for their pilots and maintenance crews in france. mr macron didn't specify how many planes kyiv would get, but said the training would be finished by the end of the year and involve 4,500 people. the white house is calling on israel to publicly release the names of the 20 to 30 hamas fighters, it says it was
we've all seen footage from the hospital where we seem injured women and children and men. does the idf generally know if civilians are sheltering in the property and add your colleagues on the ground communicated that information to israeli officials. absolutely unwra shares the coordinates of its facilities and including the school that was bombed today with the israeli army and all parties in the conflict and in fact the kirk mission or general of unwra urged that the un independent investigative body ascertains the facts and identifies those responsible for this attack as well as the 180 other attacks on unwra buildings in gaza. fist 180 other attacks on unwra buildings in gaza.— buildings in gaza. at this oint, buildings in gaza. at this point. what _ buildings in gaza. at this point, what is _ buildings in gaza. at this point, what is the - buildings in gaza. at this point, what is the advice | buildings in gaza. at this - point, what is the advice unwra are giving to civilians in gaza
has been watching as world leaders remember. the proud anthem of the french resistance. sung in normandy today by the students who could be the great, even great—great grandchildren of those who fought and died here forfreedom. at this international d—day ceremony, heads of state and government, representatives of europe's royal families stood shoulder to shoulder. hearts full of gratitude. translation: they were afraid. but they knew that they were fighting a just war. and that every step they took, brought them closer to restoring freedom to the world. but a new war in europe hung heavy over today's commemorations. russia was crucial in the defeat of nazi germany.
>> this is fox news update, israeli prime minister netanyahu will speak before congress, join address will happen july 24th during a bipartisan meeting, according to speaker mike johnson and mcconnell. prime minister netanyahu is expected to talk about israel's war against hamas and long-standing relationship with the u.s..
for 13 months and there have been allegations of massacres in the past all of which have been, they had been accused by different size but mostly the rapid support force is fighting against the national army in sudan. it hasn't commented on this particular incident but it issued a statement to say it has conducted targeting positions held by the military and say it killed eight soldiers. in the western side of the country, the western darfur region where the most intense pointing has been witness, people continue to flee in tens of thousands and we understand they are trying to flee towards the west and southin to flee towards the west and south in the north of dar for, the last city held by the army and fighting is intense right now that region and i spoke to
you being on a front line? sometimes they are so worried about me, but i must do thisjob, for my son, my family, for our people, for our country. this 17—year—old convinced her parents to let herjoin the armed movement. in an essay at school, she explained why. "myanmar is broken now. "the soldier of burma are enemy for me because they have no mercy. "my future is people's defence force." the teenager loved dancing and tiktok. captured during a military ambush in august 2022, her body was found two days later. tortured, raped, bludgeoned to death. also killed,