of the us is once again expose itself in front of the world by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities and gaza. you add security council adults to resolution to facilitates to monitoring 8 supplies to gaza, of the us. lots of proposal for an immediate cease by the death solely gaza support this 20000 is very important. say they now context funds. they've gone defensive for the public interest. central garza and to know the use of form ahead of nigeria. central bank is accused of illegally transferring millions of dollars. it's also a bank accounts, including in the us, u. k. a china, the

july from us studio. here we must go. you'll watching oxy international monies pizza scott's here with all the very latest this friday. now we start with a bit of braking use. this with un security council has finally passed the resolution requiring israel and have most a lot deliveries. if you monitored agents. the gaza strip both amendment for the media as the site was blocked by the united states. but she's on the bus to, to, to view and so that under us pressure, the final text of the resolution. last important provisions, singular stuff which is new to some of the cheapest in the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world. by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities and gaz. instead. washington playing dirty, sold a text, actually a license for israel to killed palestinian civilians in gaza under the pretext of, quote, creating conditions for a cessation of hostilities under pressure from the us,

which effectively took over the authorship and you serve the work on the text behind the scenes at various levels twisting the hands of regional representatives . the text lost more and more important provisions with each new revision. colleagues, this is a tragic moment for the security council. it's not a moment of triumph for multilateral diplomacy, but huge on principle blackmail. it is an open defiance on the part of washington of the suffering of the palestinians, and of the aspirations of the world community to put an end to it. the security council is essentially being asked to stay out of the way while the us twists its arms in the region, not for the sake of peace as my american colleague claims, but to ensure washington's narrow self interest. let's cost live now to all the correspondence. caleb moore, pin in new york. can i be un security council after weeks of paralysis? that's finally monies to pass a resolution on garza. well,

what can you tell us about to as well along the way to vote has finally come the un security council. the 15 member body to leads the united nations finally did go ahead with this vote, 13 countries voted in favor and 2 countries of state. and those 2 extensions came from both the united states and russia. neither country voted. they abstained. uh, and then the other remaining, whenever road found, it was voted in favor of the resolution. here's what china had to say about the resolution. it was alternately passed by the un security council that quote your and g chan. we welcome the adoption of this prop resolution vehicles. they were quite a number of adjustments to the text and some important tests back. she has to meet those adjustments and not consistent with the efforts we have made all like they do not meet our expectation. the on the given the urgency of the situation on the ground, the humanitarian catastrophe, and goals are that is getting more diet by the day, the counsels carnes,

action office, at least the glimmer of hope for increased and expedited deliveries of humanitarian aid to gossip child. now the usa has delayed the passing of any resolution on the situation in gaza for weeks. uh they have been vito, a more threatening to detail. anything that would in any way criticize israel or fault is rails actions. now there was a scheduled vote for monday, august the resolution, but the united states continue to demand changes add or uh, you know, additions uh they wanted to make sure this resolution did not in any way, criticize israel. and ultimately now, friday we do have the final vote that has come through. and when do you say spoke before the council, the us representative congratulated united states for their efforts to hold off this resolution and seem to speak a very highly of us efforts. and what the ultimate resolution that was passed was here's what we've heard from the us rep. since the start of this conflict,

the united states has done work tirelessly to alleviate this humanitarian crisis to get life saving assistance and to gaza and to get hostages out of gaza to push for the protection of innocent civilians and humanitarian workers. and to work towards a lasting peace. but today this council provided a glimmer of hope amongst a sea of imaginable suffering. today this council called for urgent steps to immediately allows safe and hindered and expanded humanitarian access. and to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities. i'll note that this is the 1st time this counsel has used this language language we believe is critical to scaling up aid

and underscoring the tough steps ahead. as we work together to achieve a lasting piece that comes as the united states, as functioned as israel protector and israel's back or not just at the council, but in terms of material support. uh, the united states has enabled and supported israel to continue it's bombardment of god, depths told, is rising past 20000 civilians killed. and at this point the by whitehouse is talking about an additional $40000000000.00 to aid israel. and they are ongoing military operations against the palestinians in gaza. now, the palestinian representative did speak before the council and addressed the council and described the dire circumstances. no food, no water, no electricity, humanitarian aid workers being killed, journalists being killed. just the dire circumstances,

the palestinians are basing death around the clock and many around the world are looking on and seeing the united states as being bullied complicit and heavily involved in. ready rails activities in the recent weeks. ok, thanks so much for walking us through the adoption by the us security council of that resolution. thank you for staying with the war in the middle east for the city . no authority is to say the debt southern gaza as now suppose to 20000 people and there's no longer a single functioning hospital in the north of the ink life. as, according to the w h o. these distressing images show the conditions that some people are forced to live on to the

the policy and you read kristin says there's no lost communication with an ambulance dispatch center in job aliya as in the north of the gaza strip. and it's, it was off to an idea of raid. did you want to tell your group says that these really soldiers have detained paramedics and taking them to know location? well, this video shows palestinians fleeing from an area in jamalia fall again, another is very outside. this week and he's ready started reports of the killed at least 10 of us didn't use an agenda, numerous others at the refuge account in

w. so the idea has also been accused of targeting elderly palestinians in the gaza strip. a geneva based and g o, which has offices in both garza and they root, says it documented several cases of elderly residents being tortured, but been detained. vice very soldiers or even shots, without justification of the observatory, highlighted that it received shocking testimonies about physical liquidations and filled executions against thousands of elderly people over the age of 60, including direct shooting, some soldiers after asking them to leave their homes. and in some cases, executions took place, moments after their release from detention hours or days later. the report says that dozens of elderly palestinians have been executed by it is rarely sold just now. we have reached out to the idea of 4 comments. i will keep you posted if they reply, your message says that at least 1000 elderly men and women have been killed in gaza since the will erupt in october. most to upon the trust of death under the rubble

of buildings hit by strikes, tens of thousands of others, i believe to be at best. could you tell like of a central medical tab? what did you need it based? and you also accused israel of using hunger as a weapon of war. another reports by the end. joe. so the dates, i'm just 1000 palestinians in northern gaza, have no access to health care. the 23 of the 35 hospitals in the enclave had been forced to shut down a 9 facilities, only partially functioning well for those operating with very limited services. already was the last functioning hospital in all the gaza. and on tuesday, both the un under world health organization. so the, so let's see, i have completely pronounce of supplies and stuff then. but as we're still trying to provide 1st aid the but at least eights inch of people including the elderly and young children, took refuge and medical official, spoke about the situation in the hospital in the church on the hospital grounds

where we're seeing patients with severe orthopedic needs plastics currently have no operating their operating on the, on the 5 doctors and 5 versus their patients here who have been injured even more than a month. no surgery. they're patients who have been operated on, but they are now getting close somewhere to infections because the hospital doesn't have suspicion antibiotics, w h o. and this intrigues and submission with, you know, to a new india assessing on mass has brought some medicines or medical supplies of but it's just going to address some of the needs because they, they don't have sufficient stuff. and as you can see behind me, the patients are on the hospital cues are on the floor. they're suffering enormously here. this is a completely unacceptable situation without the says, your funds to expand its ground operation with a push into a central gaza. what content list around the, all the garbage census. this reports about the food shortages in yankee. it says,

today's ready to water hasn't broken on the garza threads and off to over 7 things or food items and many essential supplies. and the 2 or 3 have seem lacking all or so tools and across the gaza to various regions of the gods. us rep the food items that are essential to our liking, as well as some, some minor food items that are supposed to be important for the population to pack around the last one of these food items as this week, only call co, not p not are made at homes and broke the market by visa street vendors. jo, suit out for that population. pay rent that goes to rep for them. i wouldn't buy them. they are covered and flies and not cook over the fire. they're also really expensive for teams checklist for 250 grams before the war. they were only 5

circles. there is another type of a suite with another is 3 defender was they're going to have been squared lively on the territory because of the cover sweets, the money are shut off with no pieces of biscuits stuffed with chocolates before the war. and they were a checklist to kill, but now they cost $48.00 shackles. people come here to buy it as there was a shortage of biscuits. majority of shops of the stores, of sweets. and the goal is to have locked all in the middle area. have been forced to shut down because of the m a just a situation of war that has it prevented they enter a office instead of food items and to go to the comment it is and to goes off, including the great ingredients off the sweets like sugar and other components, other ingredients, mainly sugar at but to the cookie, and foods,

and, and other supplies that are involved. and the making obviously that as well as that goes as to ref, as well to the south of garza now where at least 5 people were killed in 20 ended on thursday. and then he's ready to strike on the city of calling. you nice. a residential building was hits in the a talk and this voltage shows some of the survivors being treated on the hospital for little so in the south of guys and the border with egypt. odd. yes. strikes have. how about the city of rough uh, local residents have been originally searching through the rubble to find any loved ones who may still be trumped. is very strikes have recently intensified over the southern enclave. southern parts of dang clave. targeting the densely populated cities of con denise and rough uh us. despite the idea of having previously ordered garza residents, 2 of bucks away from the north of the region to the south journalist of children who reports frequently for oxy. it was an a call that was made spine is really

striking on southern gaza this week. and the census this voltage of the incidents which occurred into the city of rough uh, which is near the junction border. the hill. my friend who wants to see inside this floor, suddenly, you'd have mazda, of your size, and truly on this i just make sure the others walk in the middle, one of my friends, the injured can you imagine if this wrapped in his someone's virus? what do you expect moving on to other news now for my i did not give you a central bank has been accused of illegally transferring the equivalent of millions of dollars into offshore accounts, including in the us, u. k. in china. the former governor of the central bank of nigeria godwin m a sale deposit, and i do any funds in 593 for them. bank accounts in the united states,

china and the united kingdom without authorization due in houston. yet that comes with the business of a deposit, it has all been tracked down by the investigator that is currently a report to am circulating, suggesting that the former governor of the 92 and central bank of godwin and me c, l. a stands accused of eliciting depositing billions of myra is into $593.00 a bags and sanctioned banks across the united states, the united kingdom. and the time that we are also aware of the fact that this river basin comes from despair should investigate all on the central bank off nigeria and related entities of what is also very important to note with in this investigation is the fact that the m. s. c, and that is covering t in custody for a separate one. point $2000000009.00 rough procurement if food case and seems like

you may be the served additional criminal charges related to this particular mismanagement off the central bank currency redesign policy. and it seems to be the redesign policy, which is the basis of this case that we are talking about according to the report it was pitched to the then president. well, how much harvey it was executed without formal consent? it was moved to also the, the board in the central bank, and this could land the form of government in hot water for issuance of currency. legally, the investigation is also shed light on potential crises and issues of the simple bands, ways and means including an approved financial statements and misuse of cobra. 19 funds and a series off an authorized financial decision in which were approved and approved. and i located and they see the management of it is also around this time last year

that marcia had been away from his home country for months, reported me solve, exciting, and an unknown country outside of the african continent of which was speculated to be the united kingdom too, was eliza to be hygiene to evade a risk, to buy and do a stupid piece over claims that he had been involved, incorrect activities, the at that particular time. his absence raised eyebrows. the off that he failed to turn up to explain. the reason behind the redesign of the, the currency bag know that, and the redesign has also been a big issue. nigeria, it has been weakening the pregnancy. it has been beginning the economy as well. that would even cases the way he was accused of financing. terrorism was billions of dollars a to some secret accounts, allegedly supervised by him, and at that time as well, experts can be that, that's a hit this um, do you by the way sion of the current speed that he created was right before the

next is the 2 part to this. yeah. and that was not a coincidence mc unless served. and um, um how many to harvey for a 2 year is, what was the nature of the biggest economy down to me? and he said he had no visits for the money to policy up. the country had risen to the top of his career as a young man to those who put him in position. and that you know, went into to recess, is during his tenure. and it seems like a full president to approve and his allies, the law school that broke the camel's back was m c. m is decision to introduce the controversial comments to redesign policy that has put us in this conversation, guaranteed. and that these news darkening findings and developments might just be the end of embassy and his time outside and funded the budget administration apparently wants to use these russian assets to help the ukranian with it. that's according to the new york times, citing us and you officials. and it's the end for the funding west and businessmen

could get enhanced access to your training natural resources. as all these stuff gets taylor reports. ukraine, the bread fall skit of europe with over 40000000. heck does a power plant? not just any, not nearly a whole top 12 list of tile soil chatting us all black us is in ukraine. 10 percent of the world's weight 15 percent of its cooling, 50 percent of its sunflower oil springs from ms. black gold. oh yes it's land is it's wealth. even the constitution says so. land is the fundamental national wealth that is under special state protection to face called these riches in 2001 kids imposed a moratorium a bond on the sale of farm land. so no one local a foreign to get by hands on it. they could lease it, they could walk it,

but they could not own it. on polls showed the people who liked it. that way. it meant that the national treasure would be saved from pesticide, sprague foreign conglomerates unburied. y'all a galks who didn't like it. well, pesticide sprang far and components. i'm going to all the thoughts fast forward to 20 thought team. the you is when kids with its association agreement, the sauce step to becoming a member of the family. not much to just a few reforms. hair that are in your, in, oh, yes, on the large scale privatized, they shouldn't be economy with differential take po for the fall, not by foreign businesses, just fine. hey, on the dotted line. even people within brussels knew it was the set top the ukraine votes vary for tile agricultural land, the equivalent of roughly one 3rd of total airable land in the u. that as being od

greedily by the use agricultural enterprises. who consider the agricultural sector as under developed, the market opening for foreign investors envisaged in the association agreement will facilitate this. ukraine's agricultural sector runs the risk of being taken over by for an investors v, a land lease constructions, and acquisition of shares. and the agricultural companies run by ukraine's all the guards, as well as by acquisitions and the agricultural infrastructure and processing industry. this is likely to intensify when the moratorium on outright purchase of land by foreign company uses lifted. and then president and 60, on a co that's rejected the deal and suddenly it's been pay no salt prize installed on the countries made square might down change on by politicians at brussels, london, and washington. while behind closed doors, they voltage ukraine's future. uh,

i don't think we should go into the government. i don't think it's necessary. i don't think it's a good idea. i think he says the guy who's got the economic experience, the governing experience. john because it's was deposed and surprise, surprise. yeah. became probably minnesota. now here's where it gets interesting. my john was still bonding one call go. the american food became us dropped $200000000.00 on a stake in the land forming one of the country's biggest agribusinesses. just a few weeks off to the crew by monsanto invested $100000000.00 plus dollars and then you said conte and i get off to. yeah. was crowned. he was watching lyrical about large scale privatize ation at the 1st us you create a business for him and oh look, hes us. secretary of columbus penny puts a meeting with the good old. yeah. so months off to the crew and she brought

a few friends. i'm joined by 6 executives from american businesses. premier companies like cargill, citibank do pond, honeywell, and sage capital, and westinghouse. these business leaders took time from their very busy schedules to travel to keys because they believe, as i do, that ukraine's market possesses untapped potential for us investment. oh, i bet they do. it was during that visit, the ukraine agreed to the terms of an i m. s. rescue package. what tubs you ask ukraine also on to school. it's commitment to move forward on agricultural standards that will attract investment and development and implementation of a thoughtful and transparent the privatization plan that provides genuine opportunities for international investors. so what's happened since then? well, valencia lifted the moratorium in 2020 so far. i need to locals spot in 2020 full best should be a referendum on whether to open the floodgates to foreigners. in the meantime,

companies have watched a topic the last stop or the got own national, holding spot basha hold as i'm to investors include america, non european equity funds, investment funds, insurance companies. then we've got the foreigners who don't even both a to hide in the shadows, us base 10 a corporate for example. and this one is my absolute favorite. and c, h capital, a new york based equity fund, who see i was, remember one of those and lucky, 6 to a company, penny prints got the key of back in 2015 now operating through the cost of centuries and its huge capital now controls around 300000 text as a farm, not making yet the 5th largest land told us in the country. applying a long time in the may to in ukraine, we're leasing for

a month on the basis of long term lease is roughly 15 to 20 year leases. there's currently moratorium on the further sale of farm owned by the farmers for the exclusive right to buy the firmly from the creating government in the 1st wave of privatization. the expectation is that the moratorium will be lifted in the next several years, or at least will give us to right to buy the front month. if we choose to win the moratorium is lifted to do you know who and see age? capitals, biggest backers, the europe, pin bank for reconstruction and development. the same bank that is now ukraine's largest credit to the same bank, but has never hidden walton of the west and financial institutions are really off to since 2014, a key condition for financing from international financial institutions like the european bank for reconstruction and development the international monetary fund and the world bank has been that ukraine lift the moratorium on the sale of agricultural land in order to create a land market. despite over whelming opposition in the country,

the zalinski government lifted the 19 year moratorium on sales of agricultural land in march 2020. this has resulted in the largest landholders being a mix of all the guards and a variety of foreign, mostly european and north american investors. these are the sales companies aren't the only ones were huge. i use the national advert jobs. so up to the next in foreign debt, just take credit, land, foaming list. all of it's that is owed to foreign creditors encouraging, well, look towards your bike and that's still taking move on the on. no history shows these are not selfless by the fact is, every dollar and dev reload comes with strings attached. again, they don't even hide it. just listen to the i last may have the tools to key a few years back in the mail. therefore, it would just receive entrance by provide those ation of state owned enterprises.

every cultural land reform, believe the moratorium or lends sales with every load the i imagine code to mount a pound to flash. they get fixed and will these operations. but perhaps more importantly, they gain leverage. one of the most precious geo political tools out, bye, know who me a cynic, but i find it hard to believe that global business movers and shakers are blind to opus. and that actually it's the concern for democracy that drives that visits to kids and visited they have from the soros group to goldman sachs, to jp morgan, to black truck who's c o has already launched a fun to entice international invest. as i talked to miss diehards to rebuild the country, also known as feasting on ukraine's call, cuz it will profit tag. you choose surprised you shouldn't be. they've never

exactly hidden that hunger. the post war moments may present an opportunity to complete the difficult land reform bikes down the road to patches of recall chill loved to legal entities, including foreign ones. although the passing of such a loyal would only be possible after a referendum open in the path for international capital to flow into you training and agriculture will likely boost productivity across the sector. and chris and it's competitive in this, in the you market. like i said, i might just be a cynic reading into a string of coincidences. but my question to you is this. what point does a string of coincidences become a conspiracy on was line between selling some soil on selling. you'll salt a. that's a wrap up 10, so it's a p. m must go time this friday. do you head over to a website for more on any of those stores? lots of if i could get an update, somebody allison to know the run down the

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