the the headlines right now with all to get the national as the russian president conducted his end of the year q and a session. so full hours on certain questions ranging from domestic issues to international challenges. look at the special military operation and the situation in gaza. you will feel the difference. there is nothing like this and ok. the despair in southern guns, anxiety at bottom, some old residential areas over up on the con units, which is relative cause previous they labeled as safe. so use that sounds like do you want official says gaza seems no longer comfortable. the,

the westbank city of jeanine, at least the 8 palestinians are killed during an idea afraid which lasted more than a day. the, all right, it just off the 5 pm on thursday here at most go with so much to talk about the russian president has just wrapped up his merits on q and a with the press and the public. so russia is economic stability of the future of its new regions, the mitigation of international conflicts, and the response to the rising global challenges. so as well, some of the many issues discussed by russia as president during his end of the year q and a session which did last a good 4 hours a day event taking place for the 1st time after 2 years paused with more than 2000000 questions. submitted by the public and journalist from all around the world

. the quote was for a world order based on rules, there are no such rules. really. that's the message from the russian president to emphasize that some rules can change every day depending on the interest of those who talk about the referring to the ukrainian conflict of food and describe russians and ukrainians as one people and blame the fighting on nato's. quote, unbridled desire to create pop on the rush as board as food. and also i mentioned the war unfolding and gaza saying that what is happening is it can capture fee. here's a, here's a bit more from this ash because at the minute that is that, that's what demilitarization. if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military once. today you can produce

is almost nothing. they are trying to preserve something. everything is brought in . pardon me for a freebie, but these freebies may end some day. and apparently it's coming to an end little by little by the tragedy of all the events taking place for boss. let me sleep. oh, don't steal cushions and ukrainian stuff to show. i want people that grown. that's what i use and what is happening now is a huge tragedy. there's like a civil war between brothers not cool and you find themselves on different sides, but to a large extent they have nothing to do with it. review the entire se them, ukraine has always ceased pro russian because it is historically russian territory to picture them after the russian turkish warrants, cuz we just get the entire black sea coast was taken over by russia. what does this have to do with you? christ, you can even, you will neither try me and all the whole black sea region has anything to do with it. this is a russian city. see, i'm with them, you know about it and everybody knows about it. yes, you,

the south east is pro russian and it was important for us to they wrote it in the elections for those who followed the pro russian slogan, one of the internal and foreign policy of ukraine. you could, after the cool of 2014, it became clear to us that we would not be allowed to build normal relations with ukraine. that will start with them since the american said publicly. and without saying, they spend $5000000.00, we studied them out of money and measuring it a little differently. is the median yet. because stick nash, i'm going to the unbridled desire to creep up on board is by trying to get you claiming they don't hesitate to tragedy. they force these actions on us imperial politics, him does the us, if they seem to someone, it is already felt by the electorate as a failure to the people the, you know, i stuck, i say it's a middle class for a world order based on rules and there are no such rules really on, you mean you, it's a change every day depending on the immediate interest of those who talk about it is if there are quite

a large number of forces in the world. powerful countries that do not want to live by these unwritten rules are related for the police, for the condition as to what is happening is a catastrophe. we were just talking about the ukrainian prices, but you and everyone here and around the world can see it. look at the special military operation and the situation and gaza. you will feel the difference. there is nothing like this and ok and does not mean that there is no need to look for consensus. we as well as to okay, believe that the un decisions on the establishment of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as it's capital should be implemented. and this is extremely important regarding the i also use decision in comparison with other athletes in everything that international officials do in relation to russian support is a complete provision of piano. but as idea olympic movement was created to unite

people not to divide them. today's international officials have become too obsessed with the business side of sport. and if they continue to act in this way or they will bury the olympic movement, support is beyond politics. i was actually united people to less than more right now. of course, a lot to our senior correspondent motor, i guess the if he's just back from the front lines and ukraine to attend this presidential event here and must go, well, what about some of the highlights and that he really was across the spectrum of so many subjects can you, can you bring us some of the ones that really stuck out to you when it was 4 hours long, these legs, this narrow phone 2 and a half, and meet the press 2 to the vent, a mixture of boots. so a tremendous variety of topics discussed from the conflict in the east. the new cried the special military operation to a i web. i've lots may i put in was the showed a rendition of, of himself and

a i jet generated image of himself speaking in black maples. is woods asking, glad to be approved with a question. of course that the central team here was something that is being experienced by people's all over the world. not is fully incomes growing inequality i didn't play should people are trying to make ends meet at large me approve. who was, who was us repeatedly bought by both journalists, as well as writing viewers that would move in to 1000000 questions. suggestions solutions, complains, sent for this event. but he was asked to get on the economy at, at leg uh, costs as you just todd international themes. also mentioned as well as russia's pivot couple of days towards china, the budgeting and the ever increasing trade between russia and china and the relationship between bush and trying to lead me to do

a very important distinction between the alliances of the west and the and the friendship, partnership between russia and china right now. so ordering our level of cooperation with china is unprecedentedly high pressure and chinese relations. i, one of the essential guarantors of stability in the world. we see what is happening around both russia and china. we see the west's attempts to shift make those activities to asia, which clearly goes beyond the organization's statutory goals. they provoke to inflame the situation, create new military political blocks. china and russia do nothing of the sort. we cooperate in the military, economic and humanitarian spheres. but we are not creating any blocks. our friendship is not directed against 3rd countries. it is aimed at our own benefit. it is in the west that they try to make friendship against someone. we are closely watching this and will jointly respond in a timely and effective manner that may have anymore with regards to the

relationship to try to begin, let's make food and said that that would deepen further. further still, he also spoke about again, as i mentioned, this special ministry operation. this is a distinction, for example, for, for the, for the price conference of joe biden, to any european lead. the money we sold today, flag may approve sitting in this hole behind me table by me and the hogs that you may put in on the screens to the sides of it. what uncomfortable questions, things like, why has the special military operation dragged on for so long? why all the kids of the leads on the front floods? why has the situation with pensions, for example being allowed to deteriorate to such an extent? can you imagine drew button, for example, given the press conference in the high the questions like for example, you've spent hundreds of billions of the boy in ukraine and where are the results?

what about the migrant crisis on the board of each? honestly, i'm on think about you had representatives also here from various west an applet, cnn, bbc, others. but here some of them up a lot to us questions office of the, of the russian president. i was also given the privilege of fusing my own question . this was something about the, the said, the food, the nationalism that is running rampant, rearing. it's all the head across the world from as you might go into that into muslim rights and in the europe to for example, ad z semitism that we're seeing across much of the world. here's what i us a glance anyway, how do you assess the growing nationalism, both in russia and around the world? not only nationalism, but also anti semitism. i would like to note that there is no such

a problem at the front line. a june, a christian and a muslim can sit in our trenches machine and dug out and everything is fine with them. and when you go somewhere, both in russia and around the world, this is a growing problem. what should we do when i say it's a i don't ask for the growth of his level phobia, anti semitism, russell, phobia and other manifestations of this kind. then? yes, they do have an increase and there is a tendency to it. you know, what? in my opinion, it is connected with the fact that people are faced with some kind of injustice. look at what is happening in gaza. there is a certain reaction throughout the islamic world and an increase in the number of people who think radically in this regard. this growth is obvious, there is nothing good here. this is the result of the policy of certainly leads and the lack of a fair solution to the palestinian problem. there is a reaction of the atlantic world and then the growth of islamic phobia. this is

very bad confessions and an appeal to traditional values play a huge role in our country. and we conduct the balance domestic and international policy. what we can do, we are doing to achieve consistency in all these areas. as for russo phobia, this is one of the vectors of the fight against russia to the uh, the toad i, i must say this is the feeling that provide many gen, this to god was the to, was very different from, from previous years i've, i've been to a number of these 2 and a mattress on sessions, there's much less talk about rockets and the inter continental conflicts. that was a sense of the, the black man has reached. what did he set out to do? and this is one thing that he said outside look within it is evident on the battlefield. look at the problems that the you create in ministry's experience. you can look at the market improvements in our own ministry. you have you credit and

bindings running as of i'm you, nation about running out of money right. running out of men to send to the front slides that thinking about blue bloods and drops a woman to go fights as a saw troops on the front floods. he said the piece is what we had been working towards the uh, the games, the special military operations which remains which remain unchanged and now being reach that is the knots, if occasion, and the neutral stock status of the disarmament of ukraine slow you surely it great costs, but some of the less is being being achieved. the ultimately, this is the fault of the west. they bet on this. they did everything to make this possible from the, the queue when you created 2014, the my dog to, to cutting relations with russia of the cost of their own interests and economic

well being. like they did say however, the we didn't start this week, we didn't cuts relations with with frauds. for example, he was odd to make a fridge correspondence about whether he would meet the manual not called the, the leader, a fraud investigator, pete, and said, look, i never cut relations with frauds. when products is ready, i'm always open for tools to store your open. you have the fact that europe is not getting enough gas. is that problem? strangely enough, they tried to blame it on us. that we were not selling something. that is complete nonsense. we did not close the mile your pipeline. poland did it. we did not close the 2nd branch of the gas pipeline through the territory of a crane. who created it is and we didn't blow up north stream one or north stream to most likely the americans did it, or someone did it up on their suggestion. we are not reopening north stream one, only one pipers partially working there. germany is not doing it while it doesn't want to and it doesn't have to. and you more towards the end doing most of the,

the full hour mark out in the eighty's difficult. that's cool. sitting there for 4 hours on through questions, non stop the last slide. may i ask you a few fun questions? relatively, politically speaking is us. if you could go back in time and a told something you'd have to keep it said the message to his younger self, what would, what would he say? but what are the he do differently for example? and that meant boots and replied he of the he would tell his young yourself, you're on the right path. you're in the right path. you booked with best. anything other than don't trust the west. that is the only thing he said that he would tell. he's young himself, nevertheless, this particular event is, is now over breath, the huge, right? the variety of topics covered. but again, with the credit in for now, in,

in, in the physical stage. we expect of course, further comments from the president regarding perhaps as you seem to hear a peaceful resolution, the many believe he's ineligible. all right, i'll senior correspondent, but i'd guess via thank you. that's what i'm going out crossing lot through independent journalist look and see if i who's going to join us here. absolutely live on, on the international very well. welcome to today. so thanks for jumping on the program. luke, i know you were watching it. the big math on a dress from the russian president. let me, let me just see if i can just get straight into it. because one of the comments i found was particularly interesting. the russian president said that a rules based global order does not exist because those rules can change on a daily basis, depending on political interest. what's your comment on that? well, it's always the same stakeholder of the fashionable word that the sites on these rules. it's the us, it's the way they are,

the way they do things. they go to this kind of stuff that they can't assign to go to the right. that'd be the right, a lie. and here in europe, now we have the conflict. am all right at the center of europe and ukraine, which has been started by an incredible provocation by america saying that you branch of joined nature. no, they should. russia has said that since 1990 and it was agreed upon by the same americans. but the rules changed. so decided america. next up, what do you, what do you make of the comment about up who didn't said that we're seeing nate. so shifting its activities to asia, which has put us at clinic goes, but the only organization stated goals, i mean no to is the no effect. atlantic treaty organization, norman, north china, see a treaty organization. what, what, what, what do you think about his comment that what, what's the, what's behind it? a while that's very true. everybody knows that here in europe be the military to, you know, sending the john franco buyer on to cruise the,

along the coast of china with the flag of nature is ludicrous simply because we are the north atlantic treaty organization. it's a story historical and we have nothing to do in the pacific for golf site. it's the pacific, or of course is china, america for russia and many other problems, but not europe. that's out of well, anybody look at the map, look, mr. pruitt and said regarding, because as i'm showing you know, uh russia is chairing the presidency of bricks. next g, a food and saying that next year they'll be devoted to fortifying the. busy world or what does that mean, luke, or? well, it's probably a lot to do with the dollar, all the finding of the dollar to be the, the world currency that they wanted it to be. i mean the americans. so obviously the brakes probably present lieutenant and china and the all of us will discuss

a own boss schedules conferences that could replace the dollar in the international exchange is of course now do you want to use, i mean, will be your be in your group be in office with the program, so thoughts and tonight he mentioned option to you probably be approved in mentioned the fact that china should be very careful not to use the dollar as data replacement. cotton c c, the software. so it's about the same for everybody on the road around the world in many countries, most countries in africa, south america, and other places, even these down the brakes that will follow reading what happens on the part of the program you read off the cutting see of exchange and luke i, i wanted to draw out the question, the last question in the event today with the russian president. it was from a correspondent from the commerce on newspaper. and he said to the russian president, if you could speak to your self in the year 2000,

what would you tell your young yourself, what would you advise? and what would you want? and, and put in the said i would have moved into myself against not eva t and excessive gullibility. what do you think president putin meant by that? well, frankly pressed them to the, into me has shown patience. and he is faint advocate into way says things like mr. bite, and he doesn't insult people use very clear in what he says, but never an insulting. so it was very elegant. so in this instance, he says that he wouldn't have changed anything, but that's what i'm watching, lied to rush, and i work full day k, you know, in 1990 to west said no one inch further to the east. in other words, we will not progress with nato to instruction. they did the exact opposite just now again, because when you print, so i asked the president, jessica,

why do we comp trust the with you? but that's too bad. yeah, yeah. it's always really insightful commentary from the look of. we have a independent job list. joining us here live on, on the international. thank you so much for your time. thanks. you're will like during the q and a session the well to get a glimpse of i well, a hooton's a i double going up with the 1st time the digital, the generated food and ask the real russian president about the future potential of artificial intelligence as well. as the middle isn't gonna be to mr. president. hi, i'm a student at st. petersburg state university. i want to ask, is it true that you have a lot of dental gardeners also? how do you feel about the dangers that artificial intelligence and neural networks could bring into our lives? thank you. this mother we're, i see you can look like me and speaking my voice. but i've thought about this and decided that only one person can look like me and speaking my voice. that person is me. this is my 1st doppelganger. by the way. this is artificial intelligence,

is it necessary to be afraid of it? to prevent the development of artificial intelligence, including super intelligence, which begins to feel and distinguish senses as cognitive capabilities and develops itself. it is simply impossible to prevent its development, so it is necessary to come on that. we need to do everything that we can to be a leaders in this direction. no one knows how it will end. or if you did miss any of the live broadcast of up hooton's annual q and a, you can watch it in full on how to use a well on the shuttle to be a video sharing platform, rumble. you can watch it from beginning to end by shifting gears to gaza. now when the death toll continues to rise with his rails devastating attacks on residential areas. this comes as a un commission. i spoke about his recent visit to the region, which he says is no longer habitable. i guess it was in fact to my son sees it since the war stopped up to today. we are into 69 days,

almost 70 days of this war. and every time i go back go, i always think it kind of get to also. but every time i see more misery, more grief for sadness and have the feeling that the gas, it's not really a place i'd be to the anymore. but to a southern gaza, now we're at least $28.00 palestinians, including women and children of a killed in his riley attacks on several residential areas. we're talking about the cities up on it. i thought i'd hon. you and it's down to the southern part of the egyptian board. the devastated relatives as they come to pay the final respects to their loved ones killed him. he is really strikes to many of the victims were displaced. people who had fled to order that 5, which ship was israel, l a was claiming to be

a safe. so you can also see the scale of disruption as high residential areas just leveled to the ground. and we spoke to some of the survivors of the day with young children who will fled from their homes with no resistance members or missiles or anything. a miss silo hit the building and it felt over them. body remains the left . they all died and suffocated. the building was full of people around 60 people. with that, we heard an explosion in the area. we rushed to the place and found people in pieces. not a single engine was rescued. they were all killed young children and you know that the least congested house in the city of russell hosts at least 20 displaced people for the nearby city of con eunice, which the idea f as afforded living bombing has several hours throughout the day, including attacks and the out a mile hospital attack is, according to the palestine, bread present, societies. you monetary and group at the spot international calls for

a ceasefire. israel is intensifying, it's a bombing of the region. it's footage or showing palestinians inspecting the damage after a stripe on a neighborhood and on eunice, not a time coming shortly before us national security advisor jake sullivan was expected to arrive in israel on coast. i. the risk is growing over american coals for its allied to show them over strength is the death toll and gaza has succeeded $18000.00 now, the bombing raids and the associates a document that are in crisis of a fight at old residents of gaza. but those with physical disabilities are paying a particularly hard price. we speak with a woman who takes care of people who are hearing and pad points a lot of concepts. of course, the war has affected the depths. for example, they might not be able to see if someone is cigna led to them and darkness regarding my daughters and sons, all 3, i took care of them. i treat them however one treats their kids when they used to

boma. so withdrawal kids say, oh look, it's sunday or i say is going to rain just so they don't get scared that. meanwhile, in central garza, worsening weather has compounded the problem is that refugees are facing and may the deepening humanitarian crisis, heavy down, pause the worse ending. it will show you some images released by the un relief and works agency a showing despite the palestinians and make shift tents drenched in rain and months . just the d a l. ball out. if you g come people to describe the conditions as catastrophic on my own bed, a shift. yes, shoot that yesterday, the trend heavily of the task flooded. we don't have any additional clouds of shoes to change the course. oh, the zoning, substitute onto the rubble followed, destroyed houses. what did the poor children do to freeze in such cold weather? sleep on the floor, the mattresses upright, those who cost the software and the punished and the bed the feel we have been

through a very type night because so what towns mattresses and little names for a completely plodded. in addition, diseases are rapidly spread and the situation is catastrophic. we haven't received any 8, we couldn't bring n, as in was us. when we flatow homes. if they add themselves as well and the kids to look at task, the 10th was flooded. there are 26 children here, all the clothes and blankets a wet. they're only women and children in the stand, and we don't know what to do and where to go west. so tired of all of this, what do you? well, bodies that reportedly been discovered at a school in northern garza and the locals, there are choosing is ready for us as of conducting executions at the side of the idea. so far, no comment that we have this report from the same with one local journalist a i it is one, get entire families are executed and left to decompose

a clear and bleeding violation of international law. the image speaks for itself with books submitted an extensive destruction, evident, but occupations. barragan's insist on denying it in china. a government school which accommodates a significant number of displaced individuals so managed to escape as the army advanced. however, some families remain trapped the moment to my children's wife and 14 year old sister were executed in a brutal manner while a sleep in the school. after the displaced return to the school, they were shocked to find that the army had executed this family and left them there to compose the everyone else fled, leaving this family bung verbal to a henry 686 children, a niece and all this perished, leaving behind a grieving family? well, at least the 8 palestine youngs killed her. i felt he, our long, the idea afraid on the west bank city of jeanine that is, according to local officials. since the 7th of october, the desk told specifically in the west bank as the past 218

the . so i spoke to my good sources and you as a bonus, you know, if he shows the v concept as well as the people there who are engineering can engineers to i'm just pulling it close. and we are also started by the idea of outreach. and they said this is a residential outpatient. it's like what's going also jot you and jeff valia and guys, all that is brought to that. and the 9 is that to the bottom about those are the doors are and the last and destroyed the streets, dental sector, they disconnected the electricity, the water to the telephone line so that it's time it and they make it usable for cars, even affordable to site because they can't use those roads to go inside to come for

the program. and the i, if think this is why they use all that their own still, if i haven't decided to from the air, if i get it human about as soon as the bips or against houses in janine and that's wasn't through safari. yeah. all the time, the people inside the cab hear the sound of those besides bin bags of logins that destroyed houses and the jimmy fellow students and slides that you mean reduce gap . so they said that it's not any moves about bottling guys as a suitable virginia with a discount, but did you need a city which is surrounded by a minute, that enclosure, and the people to go in and out and the, the 100. so the idea of the quote in and i'll put it in the sixty's or to the bus the 3 days in the love just to scale operation or that's it for now, he went off the international but, and just in case you missed up putins for our q and a session with the press on the public head over to all t dot com also all rumble platform as well. you can see all the comments from the.