the incentives, are we going to let that stay? the top headlines right now if you are not seen as rupture as president food and conduct says into the q and a session for 4 hours on certain questions from domestic issues, to all sorts of international challenges. look at the special military operation and the situation in gaza. you will feel the difference. there is nothing like this in the past and despair in southern gaza. the idea of bottom is residential areas and the rough uh, unassigned eunice which is well of course the previous the id does say stones, and are you an official says gaza for an hour is no longer habitable. i've been my day this every day over the past. funds to hold on to do was

with a chicken voluntary tab at the humanitarian situation and gaza deteriorates amid the idea of the tax stuff. so local drug, let's write down, right mammal fighting and showing how his daily life has changed since the war began on october. the 2nd, the alright. it just off at 6 pm on. well, it's been a super busy day for the russian president, big cause russia's economic stability and the future of its new regions. international conflicts. rising global challenges. many of the issues discussed by the russian president during his end of the year to an a which went on for full good hours of the event taking place. first time of the 2 years with more than 2000000 questions posed by the public and the press. the

close. as for a world order based on rules, there are no such rules. really. that's the message from the russian president. he emphasized that some rules change every day depending on the interest of those who speak about them. referring to the ukraine conflict, put and describe russians on ukrainians as one people. blame the fighting on nato, who's quote, unbridled desire to creep up on the rushes. borders is a bit the minute that is that as for the militarization, if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military life. today ukraine produces almost nothing if they are trying to preserve something, everything is brought in. pardon me for a free business, but these freebies may end some day. and apparently it's coming to an end little by little, but it was, it gives me some of the i'm actually thinking about

if i use this by the tragedy of all the events taking place, of new questions and ukrainians to show i want to people that room that i use if what is happening now is a huge tragedy. there, like a civil war between brothers not cooling. you find themselves on different sides, but to a large extent they have nothing to do with it. the entire southeast of ukraine has always ceased pro russian because it is historically, russian territory took pictures and after the russian turkish warrants the entire black sea coast was taken over by russia. what does this have to do with the crashing? even you will neither crime in all the whole black sea region has anything to do with it. this is a russian said he, i'm with him. you know about it and everybody knows about us. uber, south east is pro russian. right. it was important for us to they voted in the elections for those who followed the pro russian slogan, one of the internal and foreign policy of ukraine. after the cool of 2014, it became clear to us that we would not be allowed to build normal relations with

ukraine. still within them since the american center of liquid and without shame, they spend 5000000. what is the reason that i'm going to have measuring a little different is they me and yet, because the condition that i need to be unbridled, designed to keep up on board as you my trying to get your claim. and i don't hesitate to tragedy. they force these actions on us, imperial politics industry, us, if they see to someone, it is already felt by the electorate as a failure. should the people i the no, i should say it's the middle best for a world order based on rules. i don't know, centrals really on. you mean you, it's a change every day depending on the immediate interest of those who talk about it to us. if there are quite a large number of forces in the world, powerful countries that do not want to live by these on written rules are related for this company is where the can you look at the store?

what is happening is a catastrophe. we were just talking about the ukranian crisis, 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 missing. ok. it 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 its capital should be implemented. and this is extremely important to us, so that is to finish regarding the decision in comparison with other athletes in everything that international officials do in relation to russian sport is a complete provision of camper 1000 ideas. 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, sport is beyond politics. i was actually united people to, i mean you're

a senior correspondent more that does the freshly back from the front lines and ukraine to attend his presidential event right here in the heart of most it was 4 hours long. these legs, this marathon too and a and a meet the press sort of the bed a mixture of boots. so a tremendous variety of topics discussed from the conflict in the east and ukraine of the special military operation to a i of course not the central theme here was something that is being experienced by peoples all over the world is not, is fully incomes growing in the quality i didn't play should, but then to national themes, also mentioned as well as russia's pivots couple of days towards china, the budgeting, and the ever increasing trade between russia and china and the relationship between

bush and try that maybe we can do a very important distinction between the alliances of the west and the, and the friendship and the partnership between russia and china. and the water in our level of cooperation with china is unprecedentedly high pressure and chinese relations. i, one of the essential guarantors of stability in the world. let me see what is happening around both russia and china. we see the west attempts to shift to make those activities to asia, which clearly goes beyond the organization. some statutory goals they provoke, inflamed 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. 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 that as i mentioned this special ministry operation. this is distinction, for example, so, so for the press conference of joe biden, to any european lead, i'm what we saw today. flag may approve sitting in this whole behind me a table by me and hugs that you may put them on the screens to the sides. of it, what are uncomfortable questions, things like why has the special military operation dragged on for so long while the kids of the leads on the front floods? you can you imagine to buy them. for example, give you the press conference of the high. the questions, like for example, you've spent hundreds of billions in the board in ukraine and where the results honestly, i think about you had representatives also here from various west and i've, let's cnn, bbc others. but here, some of them up

a lot to us questions off of the, of the russian presidents. i was also given the privilege of fusing my own question . and these was something about the, the set of food beyond nationalism that is running rampant, rearing its ugly head across the world from add to migrant to that, to muslim rods and in the europe to for example, as the services that we're seeing across much of the world, here's what i us correct website. you know, how do you assess the growing nationalism, both in russia here and around the world? not only nationalism, but also an anti semitism that i would like to know for that there is no such a problem at the front line, a jew and as christian the end of muscle. and he can sit in our transunion, the machine is dug out when you come and everything is fine with the chaise. and when you go somewhere, bulk of the in russia and around the world, this is a growing problem property. and what should we do when i say it's

a real stuff that's for the growth of his lemme phobia anti semitism, russell, phobia and other manifestations of this kind. then the 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 with this growth is obvious. there is nothing good here. this is the result in the policy of certainly leads and the lack of a fair solution to the palestinian problem. there is a reaction of the economic world and then the growth of his lemme phobia this is very bad confessions and an appeal to our traditional values play a huge role in our country. and we conduct a balance, domestic and international policy. when 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 that's made to can describe

step by step how some western states and i'm lead is damage that disrupted their own energy supplies the own. you can all make be those to you were open. you have the fact that you are if is not getting enough gas, is that problem? strangely enough, they tried to blame it on us. that we would not selling something that is complete nonsense. we did not close the amount or pipeline poland did it. we did not close the 2nd branch of the gas pipeline through the territory of a crane, who created it. 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 15 as partially working there. germany is not doing it. while it doesn't want to, and it doesn't have to be towards the end doing most of the, the full hour ma guy in the eighty's difficult. it's cool sitting there for 4 hours onto questions, don't stop, read the q read variety of topics culbertson. but again,

with the you credit for now and in the physical stage, we expect any quotes to further comment from the president regarding perhaps as you seem to hear a peaceful resolution, the many believe he's there with him. all right, let's take this conversation further. now discussing prudence q and a session today with a panel of guests from asia, a 1st on the left of the screen is a indian for an affairs expert and mohammed ali shaw a very well and welcome to you today. so thank you very much for joining us here on the program this evening and indonesian defense. i've list connie, how can be any buckley to both of you are very welcome to thank you for coming on on the international connie. if i can just start with you straight off, one of the, one of the potential, the most striking statements from the russian president today during his marathon q and a, with the press and the public was, he said that the united states most likely destroyed the north stream pipeline. so what are your thoughts on that? i can't believe that. i mean, uh, honestly,

it doesn't make sense. oh, if i ask you to be uh by a, by, by us. and so she's the 1st day this why i say somebody perhaps a president who does say somebody perceptibly. uh why they sent united states or somebody that uh the advice by your majesty. because it's impossible. exactly. if you end up getting one of those dates on the site because of mostly a b, uh, b, uh, type it. mm hm. it was a pretty straight comment. mohammed, what, what did you make of the statement by the russian president regarding us allies more than likely blew up the north stream as well? i agree with the last few president. there's no doubt about it that he has got aside. in fact, in fact, this best conference is matching all this functions to be where he address the media and the public. and he made it very clear that they didn't do it. in fact, you either did all bunker so i definitely do agree with the that shouldn't present with joshua. secondly, let's you know, i read,

i'm gonna go ahead call the which and as it was, when i opened the tax on the same thing, it helped me look, it is right, and i'm, i'm the god. oh, you mean you're not going to hear america is directly supporting is right. so most of the i do have uh, i do agree with the stuff with no, sir. i appreciate that. mohammed connie connie, over to you, one of the other comments when the russian president was that nato is attempting to move into asia. he basically said that goes against the name of the alliance. i mean, it's the north atlantic treaty organization, the north china sea treaty organization. i mean, do you do, do you, do you see any credence to what person was saying about nato trying to establish yourself in the far east? oh, i see. i mean, clearly look, this is the same because you know what, now the rent is that still uh, so tennessee vacation. but a soon as you can see, we have to buy followed the president. how much is that? our maintenance, that would be the one who do they live?

mostly, you know, and this is, if you see the one thing in the office is like getting the music going to be like the person who does it, like the muscles easier buy something. obviously convinced that you have to pay attention is how this other countries like france, like you take, like gentleman, you haven't got a drug, especially fast press, the very big companies your maybe as far as the of the, our id is not a big you know, the coming up because this and that actually, if you read the white paper or france and you do, for example, is quite, quite the ne episode, even the opposite. then when you had the left of the u. s. and uh, so in other countries they're totally different because made the diesel, the end of space coupled with these, the size of the d. n for unfortunately the other and then what the end does something to reduce it. and we'll come up with this. yeah, i think it's

a really good point, right. the con, you bring it up, you know, all coastal, also the 5 eyes. because mohammed, you know, one of the things that uprooting was talking about, you know, he talks about west and attempts to create these military alliances. in the asia pacific region, i mean, well, how many do do you think these, these military lines is helping to, to bring stability to that part of the world of the alliance? normally, if you see in practically it does have a because random piece of different copies of trans, of cost would be the cooperation with it. like i've, here's one example put in the said, then from this head that you know, that cooperation with china, for example. i give example, we understand that they have well at indians. everyone knows we do not have a very good relationship with try not to show up. did i share of the issue with china? it's more than welcome for us. we don't be able to end up here and that the thing is that bus, the friendship between them, and that was definitely not affect,

obviously with the shop and justin for what 75 years i'm you have a good friend. i was just for example, my last week, so just the dental, i'm going to be done. and then in the list in the order of both even baby mustang, we met somebody from the show with that, the more they heard the phrase, the given give me of. i know it's a lot of those are the yeah, i think you're right me, the friendship between india and russia, it goes back to the soviet union and even beyond. i, connie, i think mohammed makes a good point to let me put in says for example, the, you know, ties between russia a neighboring china. connie are a crucial pillar, but for global stability, i mean, do you, do you agree with that? what are your thoughts? i'll do some of this, but i like to use my uh, on the farm and you know, my, uh, my, my, my uh, president activity. how do we be you should join biggest, better. so because i think briefly explaining what the academic aspect, you know, but it's very important under the energy aspect. and then they say that's big. and

then what, what the lease to, to the desktop for an oil pipeline into the staging. and of course we have the connectivity, i mean talking about this and this, this, the, essentially you're talking and look like this would be and what a president would been trying to make is actually to, by the, not a, and, and the sort of issue, you know, that divided by a whoever divided these and now the, i think is becoming like so kindly the 60, most as i understand the less be that you will be just the president will then basically like being the, all the economic size being the d n a inside the us, i'm a call police on the village and investigate. we just, we know the example call us time a visit is not one of the of what literally, nothing else i can see. but the book that, oh yeah, yeah. click on connie meant you make a really, really good point us to your point of with them a how many, because my, how many of the food in was saying as connie, what you're saying as well, that the global self should develop a economic and cooperation with the west,

but only on a mutually beneficial basis. you'll comments rather, the wrist has been very clear that they will make sense of you don't need, but they need something from you. they have nothing against them. well they but they, but only if you are you, when they have something in it for them, unconditional friendship, i would call it in the unconditional friendship with the rest, the corporation on the web based. and i'll give you more than my i would say that right in front of his expert about how many alisha an indonesian defense analyst connie can be in the box. are you both of you joining us a live on archie international? a great pleasure. thank you. so much for your time. have a good evening. you too. thank you very much. thank you. thank you for joining our safe off this program here at out to international the, during the whole big q and a session with food in today, the world actually got a glimpse of food and a i double gang of some 1st time the digital to generate approved and ask the real

page and about the future potential of artificial intelligence that was the middle isn't gonna be to mr. president. hi, i'm a student that st. petersburg state university. i want to ask, is it true that you have a lot of dump? again, there's also how do you feel about the dangers that artificial intelligence and mural networks could bring into our lives. thank you. in the they have some other we're i see you can look like me and speaking my voice, or if you're going, i've thought about this and decided that only one person can look like me and speaking my voice to that person as me who this is my 1st doppelganger, by the way, this is artificial intelligence. is it necessary to be afraid of it and to prevent the development of artificial intelligence, including super intelligence which begins to feel and distinguish senses? as cognitive capabilities develops itself, i suppose it is simply impossible to prevent its development. so it is necessary to come on with it. we need to do everything that we can to be a leaders in this direction. here with no one knows how it will end. for a few minutes, the live broadcast of opinions of virus on annual q and

a you can watch it in full on how to use a channel on the video sharing platform. rumble. also check out on to come by to a gaza. now with a desktop continues to rise with israel's devastating attacks on residential areas . this comes as the 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's visits since the war stopped us today. we are into 69 days, almost 7 today. so i was useful and every time i go back go, i always see it kind of get to also. but every time i see more misery, more grief or sadness on have the feeling that the guess it's not really a place i'd be to any more right now to what southern gaza, where at least 28 public opinions,

women and children killed in his earlier times. on several residential areas, we're talking about the cities of rafa on, on eunice, right along the egyptian border. the video showing devastating relative to they came to pay the final respect to their loved ones killed and is ready strides. many of the victims were displaced. people who had fed thought about 5, which is or israel, that said was a safe zone. and we can also just show you the, well, the scale of this structure and have a look at that the entire residential areas level to the ground. we spoke with somebody of the day with young children who fled from the house with no resistance members or missiles or anything. a miss royal hit the building and it felt over them. for the remainder left, they all died and stuff dictated to 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 indeed 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 can actually in the nearby city of con, eunice, which the idea f as opposed to having bombing now for several hours throughout today. including attacks and the out amount of hospital. this is all according to the palestine red crescent society tonight of terry and group. despite the international goals for cease via israel as intensifying as bob bob with the of the region is what is right here, showing palestinians essentially constructing the damage from a strike, from the neighborhood and on eunice that attacked him shortly before us national security advisor jake sullivan. was expected to arrive in israel on thursday. a rift is growing of american coals for its ally to show more restrained, depth, old and gauze that has now exceeded 815000, open l to this,

john must have very heavy see. last nights. announce that the areas obviously some of the main roads connecting very different cities that are also very heavy strikes on the house coming off or whatever it is not able to each

other lines or whatever they have left out of associated initiatives as well. we believe that with continue with depression and the u. s. and that he's fired wouldn't happen as soon as possible. that was would be open an age with each the people here in the us, the building rates and the associated humanitarian crisis of if i could o. residents of gaza both with physical disabilities, opinion, particularly heavy price. we spoke with a woman who takes care of people who are hearing impact points, a lot of concepts. of course, the war has affected the data. for example, they might not be able to see if someone is cigna led to them and documents 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 with

this out. meanwhile in central, gosh, i've listening whether it's just compounding the problems that refugees are facing . i'm in the deepening humanitarian crisis, a heavy down polls a just making life odda, these images are released by the un relief and worked agent. see showing palestinians and makes shift tens. look at that right. the just drenched and rain and might be able to help a lot of refuge account people that describe the conditions as a very wiring of the own loan bed. a shift. yes. shoot that yesterday the trend heavily of the town. so slow that we don't have any additional clouds or choose to change the course. oh, there's only substitute onto the rubble follow destroyed houses, and what did the poor children do to freeze in such cold weather as sleep on the floor? the mattresses prayed, those who cost the software and the foundation and i'm bet if la la la feel we

haven't been to a very type night because so what towns, mattresses and little names were completely plotted. in addition, diseases are rapid mistretta and model of visitation is catastrophic. and so we haven't received any aids, we couldn't bring n, as in, was also when we planned or if you have the proof as well and the kids to look at task, the 10th was flooded. there are 26 children here. it starts with all the clothes in blankets, a wet of about it, and they're only women and children in this stand. and we don't know what to do and where to go for that was so tired of all of this and the answer was 13 minutes. air and situation and gaza continues to deteriorate. i made the persistent is really a time a gaza based john list of shows what the conditions in the region have become. this is for it was the office where i used to sit and up to old. my work, when there was an actor and a running work out running business here before it was founded to rebuild because

of the strike, just close the i begin my day. that's every day over the past. month, 2 months to do was with a chicken voluntary tab, which has run not threatening all the time. most of the time is not trading in the air. it's only comes a few hours every couple of days. and that's why i was able to, to get this tag, which is 5 liters, 500 meters to palm, the water with our hands into this tank in order to use floors out for the people right inside this home. ready

this part of the stove, this is another form of stroke that we use sometimes to, to avoid water for bathroom is december, right? it's worth doing. took time. we've gone to have access to all to launch or through other sources of i now use the another checking guys as the voltage of this best buy to rate, which is a sort of a small solar panels that i was able to to buy at several weeks. ago it was the beginning of the, of the war. i didn't have that such and such navigate before the in the beginning of the war i was able to, to bring because this battery that is run by solar panel to charge to, to charge my phones. so i have photos of other family members to try to get

some lighting in during night time. that's i was able to because electricity is oh, is cut of across the gaza strip since the, the war began. the naval or my neighbor who has a dresser. now, as you might see his groceries now at the empty m t m t over the same, right to you i, i ask about 2 weeks. and he told me that there is no wheat available in the market right now. this is actually the circumstances that i have been going good through over the past to periods of time of war against. the goal is to have that it started back in october 7 rami and meet every.