the, the breaking news room, nobody downs where at least $104.00 policy me ends up being mastercard. as a way of rushing to receive aid, we've got a 1st hand account from survivals and eye witnesses. we were on our sheets street and certainly tank stored us. it was chaos. they were crowds of people, but the occupation kept acquiring the task. there were so many martyrs casualties. we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west colonial habits needs the defendant fading dying states instead of russia west that attempts to instill fear in russia and we can add up to light up. but the firm will, of the people says, presidents not an improvement in his state of the nation address. and

security forces and chaff kill upfront and then i'll position lead. uh it'll show top overnight after the socialist party without borders headquarters plus surrounded the we're coming to you live from must go visit our to international. i'm i, they show a judge with a top stories this hour and we'll begin with them breaking news coming from northern gas where at least 104 palestinians in a crowd desperate for food aid have been killed in 760 more. when did me a gas i city that's according to local officials? well, media reports have suggested that the adf killed around $150.00 civilians in that same attack the and now the footage on your screen distressed inputs and circulating online shows the aftermath of the strikes. survivors are trying to help the wind up so that can be taking to nearby,

actually fall and come on. i'd want hospitalized policy, you know, for it has been damn the attack. calling it a cold blooded mass across the occupation. had the primitive changes intention to complete this horrific massacre as it gets the exact fusion of this month is intentionally and then the context of genocide and ethnic cleansing, of the people of guys a, the occupational. and we also need of these victims had arise in this say that the food and aids but still kill them in the cold blood. according to palestinian reports, the idea of opening fire on a crowd of palestinians who gathered on the sheets, treating guys a city where they have been waiting for food distribution. the palestinian house ministry blames israel for the deadly attack. how my soul. so we acted say, based assault is possible, face rose efforts to fully displace palestinians from the land and quote, obliterate the palestinian cause for our as there was no, any official reaction from a as well. and just recently the idea of released

a stage when same people were injured as a result of being crushed. let's take a listen. this is what the army has to say. during the early morning delivery of humanitarian, a truck to the northern gauze, a strip, a violent gathering of gauze and residents developed around the trucks. who looted the equipments that arrived during the gathering dozens of thousands were injured as a result of being crushed and trembled. the details of the event under review in the video footage we receive gives a different picture, though i have to say the army does not mention those killed meanwhile, and some is really media quote, a military stores, but says the following, the incident, some of the crowd begun to move towards is really forces in the area that was coordinating the entry of the a trucks to northern guys. i'm in a way that's in den, just the troops and the source size. but as a result of the army opened fire at the crowd, and at the 2nd incident is also now being investigated. many of the wounded were

evacuated to the chief on other hospitals. those few that was still functioning in the north. all the probably seen in and play, including come all at one hospital from which we received a confirmation and a video of the injured and killed. here's what the victims have to say. we were on algebra, she's street and certainly tank stored us. there were the parcels backed with 8 people who don't have food, collect flower and aid headed to the seat. it was chaos. there were crowds of people, but the occupation kept firing with us. there were so many martyrs and casualties. i am one of the wounded. i was on al rashid street. we were there from 7 in the morning in order to get food for our children. they elias, they said we brought site, but we paid for that site without blood. my nephews went there to bring flower, but the fired on them were under siege to be don't us remedy on his coming soon.

people should look at us pdfs. a humanitarian crisis in gaza continues deepening with numerous human rights organizations reporting that few a trucks crossed into the in quite recently, blaming israel for delays and for blocking the big house carrying food halter and medical supplies. at the check points. if you were emissions were also able to reach those in need. those organizations also reported that almost no age is distributed outside rough, all the major city and guys of south. we're now around 1500000 people crowded after they had to flee the hostilities in other parts of the street. the food that people were waiting for at the time of the attack on saturday morning was brought by a rare convoy the that's reached. the north has been played was really official said the 1st major delivery in a month to the devastated, isolated area of the un says a quarter of guys is $2300000.00. strong population is one step from famine,

including thousands of children, while literally everyone the organization says, is in desperate need of food and all that comes well on the wall. a case you many tearing a provider and guys are that almost half of all function and relief organizations have been relying on even before they swore that it has been forced to pause a deliveries to northern gaza. meanwhile, the probably the student health ministry says at least the 50000 people have been killed in the gaza strip since the beginning of these really offensive on october 7th. the ministry has also stated that this 3 medical facilities are not able to cope with the current wave of the wounded due to of course, lack of medical supplies and medical personnel. and the governmental body has urged the international community to put pressure on a 0 to open. she went into our in corridors and stopped the atrocities in guys a global average portion for a c spy. also grow as you know,

but so far we see that is ro seems to be determined to continue this of a state and war. russian president vladimir important says the objective of western countries to weaken and dictate to russia has not come to fruition that says he delivered his date of the nation, addressed to the russian parliament in moscow. you said we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west with its colonial habits, habits that inside national conflicts around the world, strives not only to hold back out development instead of russia, they need a dependent fading, dying state. and that's a place where you can create whatever is beneficial. in essence, they would like to do to rush at the same thing they did in many other areas of the world, including in ukraine. they want to bring this forward into our home and weaken us from the inside, but they miscalculated. this is already absolutely obvious. today,

their plans have collided with the firm position and determination of how people port mostly it was on domestic issues, progress concerns, goals for the future. i'll get to that a little bit later, but that was an international block which will no doubt make headlines in the west . now watermark hooton's sorted by addressing all the rumors and western propaganda that lived in here in 4 months, if not years. and that's regarding russia's electric crimes, to attack its neighbors, to, uh, to attack you are. and this is what he had to say about that. no, the west claims, without any embarrassment that russia is supposedly going to attack you. at the same time, they are choosing targets for strikes on our territory. choosing effective means of defeat, as they themselves think. they talk about the possibility of sending and nato contingent to ukraine, but we remember the fate of those who one sent their troops to the territory of our country. but now the consequences for possible interventionists will be much more

tragic. they must finally realize that we too have weapons that can hit targets on their territory and everything that they are inventing. now, what they are scaring the whole world with all this really threatens a nuclear conflict and the destruction of civilization. don't they realize that these are the people who have not gone through hard trials. they have forgotten. what war is them? they think it's all, some kind of cartoon s plus called us after recent statements, of course, also by the french president who said that europe shouldn't be allowed, sending ground troops into ukraine in order to guarantee that rough shot loses because there is no way that they can have that now, something else that we heard today is that russia's opponents should remember about russia as a nuclear weapons. and out of the system is ready to go and will be activated if need be. but only in terms of defense. now another wild room where that's been going around in particular in the western press of course, is about rushes electric plans to sudden nuclear weapons into space. recently,

there have been more and more unsubstantiated accusations against russia, for example, that we are supposedly going to build nuclear weapons in space. such allegations, which are nothing but allegations are just deployed to drag us into negotiations on their own terms, which are favorable only to the usa. at the same time, they block our proposal that has been on the table for more than 15 years, meaning the draft treaty on preventing the deployment of weapons in space, which we prepared back in 2008. there was no reaction. therefore, we have every reason to believe that the words of today's american authorities about their religion, interest in negotiations with us on issues of strategic stability or demagoguery. on the eve of the us presidential elections, they just want to show the citizens and everyone else that they still rule the world. they say that we will talk to the russians on those issues that are favorable for america to negotiate to. well, as we've seen, the west trying to contain the rough uh, economically, politically,

we've seen russia reaching out to other countries building on existing partnerships . for example, with china. it's become one of its most valued partners over the last year. but also reaching out to all the countries, i'm building relationship, a partnerships there which seem to an expanding bricks, for example, they'll be more countries added into not. and there's a lot that's been said about the brakes. and for example, sean high corporation organization. these other organizations now that are expand things are becoming stronger and more conscious wants to join them and all together, all these organizations, aside from the west, they actually make ups more of the world's population, which is quite significant, especially when we see charts. and we'll see that in figures and numbers and just how much of the world that encompasses, that just goes to show you that the less it might live to presents itself and as of the ruler of the world. but it's just a small portion of the inside of the world. and russia has been making friends and allies with the rest of the world,

which of course is quite large from out of what the west would like to have us. thanks. but another point, and it's obviously not a big country, a content that's been in focus over the past year was definitely applicable. so i have the roster advocates summit, let's not forget. and the african countries are definitely going to be in focus a lot more in the near future. as more business projects are being planned. this is actually and we get together with friendly states. we will create efficient and safe logistics corridors. to build a new global financial architecture on an advanced technological base, free from political interference. moreover, the west itself discredits its own currencies and banking system. they saw the branch they've been sitting on for the car this week, corporate with our partners on the principles of equality and respect for each of those interests. and therefore, more and more states are actively involved in the work of the region economic community, shanghai cooperation, organization, brooks, and other associations with the participation of russia. we see great prospects in

building a larger region partnership in combining integration process is within the framework of the region economic union. and the one build one road initiative of the people's republic of china. the real breakthrough was the russian african summits. the african continent is increasing the asserting its interest and the right to genuine so, and we sincerely support all these aspirations because you continue. so the domestic issues took up, i would say about 70 percent of all of the speech today. there was a lot being said about bringing down to poverty level from 9 to 7 percent by 2030. announce a lot of national projects. the main one being of the one cold family because of course, russia is all about traditional values. we're seeing that population decline around the world and in many countries and russia is of course, one of them. so a lot of my putting this talking about how to encourage citizens to, to have more children and to make sure that those families can be taken care of. so increase and all the benefits that come along with that. and he also said that even

though x squared sides economics, technological and cultural reasons for a few or people are given birth to a women, it's not only that you wish to preschool when you receive what is happening in some countries when model homes and family institutions are being deliberately destroyed and entire nations are being pushed towards extinction and the generation and we choose life. russia has been and remains a strong hold of traditional values on which human civilization has built. a choice to shed by most people in the world, including millions of citizens in western countries. so there you have it processes as life which is partnerships with other partners, aside from the west and stay, no longer wants to do business, which is ok. important lot of our painting and also becoming stronger, more in dependence. and while the russian president's address brings up traditional values that are attracted in many nations, this days, representatives from some 140 countries. i've been sitting down in moscow for 2 major events. the 2nd congress of the international russell fall movement i look

for i'm on multi polarity of a 2 day gatherings. this week attracted intellectuals from the continent all around the globe participant say that come on goal is to counter russell phobic as terry are coming from the west while fostering multi polarity and a rapidly developing world. and i am now joined in the studio by jackson hankle political analyst, and the host of the dive. it was jackson king cole. thank you so much for joining us. first, let's start with a look at best the media and the reaction to the russian president select his comments on my chrome, which made immediate headlines. what do you make up their reference to nuclear weapons if need to ground little ground troops become involved in ukraine? why think it's just so hypocritical for all of the western media and all the western politicians to be freaking out about what pollutant is saying? i mean, well, the russians have made every single step possible to achieve peace for years and

years and years before february 24, 2022 in there after, as we learned from former israeli prime minister, natalie bennett, who came and said that worst, johnson knew the piece deal, so if they're so upset about putin defending russian civilization and russian culture, why are they trying to tear it apart? why are they provoking and as they've done this whole time, inter may be going to that step of having to threaten nuclear use. it makes no sense and i know you've been attending the firms on multiple already taking place in my scope. what prompted you to attend, and what do you make of it so far as well? the world is changing in a way that is going to allow, you know, countries like russia in china to lift the nations that have been under the boots of us imperialism for so many decades to, to finally have a chance that true sovereignty true freedom. and that's what multi polarity is all about, about ending this unipolar system of imperialism. and what i learned that there was

events happening in moscow and, you know, not only about multi publicity, but also also to celebrate traditionalism as something that is truly upheld here in russia. i knew i had to go, there was tons of great speakers and a lot of really educational events that took place within the form. so i was happy to be here. is there anything else you can tell us about the importance of all of us such an event like the 2nd congress of the international russell fall movement? how do they counter the stream of brussel phobic statements with a see from the united states and its allies? was boot and said, and is a conversation with the tougher calls and you really can't be western propaganda. so i think that what russia has been able to accomplish so well is actually just of lift the standard of living here by embracing the traditional values that are near

and dear to all of the regions of this country and all the people, all the uh, you know as new cities and religions here. so i think just in bracing that and also embrace in all of the various values of people from africa, latin america, in china, everyone who is present that this for him is how you can actually accomplish that. and also there's a number of, let's talk about the conflict um, around the world at this time. you know, we know the allies are currently on guys are right now. and as the policy in depth tool continues to rise, us president says that the seas are 6 cease fire. i'm in the by monday, actually he did say that, how realistic is back to you. so i can't trust anything that comes out of jo biden's mouth. i mean, i wouldn't trust him to tell me what he had for breakfast a, you know, earlier in the day i don't, i don't think he is capable of remembering something even from a few hours ago. so for him to say that he's pushing for

a ceasefire by the start of next week when they've already slaughtered $30000.00 plus civilians. and according to the israeli officials, they're actually looking more so towards a more with the south of lab and on. i don't think we're going to csc square. i hope we do, but i don't really trust joe biden. that's about all. so what's just talking about conflict? let's look at what's going on between the israel and palestine and the war a gone. so there's been a lot of talk about it. a biting has criticized a couple of policies coming out from guys out. but this to not being considered efforts to stop the war, even though the u. s. has the power to do that. what do you think is actually going on here? well, the us has the opportunity to solve all these more stop the war against russia and ukraine. stop the war against, you know, the palestinian resistance with their proxy is real. and also to stop the escalation of the, of a potential war with china. but it's in the interest of politicians who get

campaign contributions through these massive 8 packages they pass. it's in the interest of the military industrial complex to continue these wars because they make money off for the bonds and they have munition. and uh, at the end of the day when there is a physical incentive to continue this warfare. i don't see any reason for them and their interest from their point of view to stop. and the conflict is increasingly spreading across the region with cross border stripes between israel 11 and as well as militant attacks on american bases. in the middle is plus the escalation involving difficulties in yemen. i mean, it's gone wild right now, even though the us claims that 8 is not intended to escalate the war from the get to go there. like we don't want any escalations, but you have to be seen all of these things happening. what is the role of t rival powers like the us and the around and just raining, you know, all of this crisis we say, well,

i think the us has no reason to be in the region at all. you know, if it wasn't for us military shipments to israel, each and every year over $3000000000.00 is real, would not be able to do what it's doing right now. and we've given them that amount of each and every year for decades. so for the united states, i think the best approach would be simply just get out of the region if we weren't provoking all of these countries by launching dirty wars and syria were doing these bombings like against people such as custom. so lamont e and iran. if we weren't doing this sort of terrorism all across the region, that part of the world would have no problem with united states or the united kingdom. they didn't have a problem with us prior to the creation of it is really states. so if we seek peace with them, or if we see peace with russia, there's no telling what we could achieve together. are you saying that the united states is looking for trouble? basically, of course, of course, that's dmo. i mean, what to what?

and so what end, i mean, you have to look at the regional powers of syria, for example, bush all assad. uh, the, he's the only meter and the only country that is in the air, a league that is a long, long standing good ties with a, you know, the, she is in a ron and also the russian government. and that's very troubling for the united states. and united kingdom and it's also troubling for the gulf states who received the deep thing of a sheer influence in the region. you look at the palestinian resistance, they're very close a lot of the factors with iran. so the united states wants total control over every region the world. and if they can't achieve that, they will launch color revolutions. they'll launch resumed change operations, dirty wars are all outwards like we're seeing now. and that sort of ties into your conviction that we need a multi pull the world before i let you go. let's talk about the other major

geopolitical conflict. now. ukraine, the french president has sparked a frenzy of denial among natal powers after saying that the appointment of western troops to ukraine kinda the rolled out. what's your take on the monro more crumbs explosive statement, and it's rama vacations. while i think he is um, saying the quiet part out loud, there's been a lot of lead documents that has begun to permeates regarding the potential of troop deployment. still one nation or another. we've seen the recent developments with finland in sweden and there and visions regarding nato. and, you know, of course, we can forget about poland either and there and vision, surprise, take part of your brain by the end of all of this badness. so i would not be surprised if we see more escalation. we have a, you know, a class of the range leaders that are unique in modern history in the west right now. and they are, uh, you know, they are bent on destroying russia and,

and from the top of putin as insane is that sounds political analyst, host of the dive with jackson hankle at jackson hangal themselves in the studio with us. thank you so much. thank joining us let's take a chat and africa were a prosecutor as confirmed the death of opposition party need. uh, yeah, id know, the head of the socialist party without borders was killed during an exchange of having done file with security forces. the country has witnessed a violent flashes between forces loyal to the transitional government and the opposition groups that allegedly attacked the headquarters of the national security agency. our team correspondent, lavoy. you can go in south africa past the latest. also, we so tensions running quite high in the central african country. i've tried, we, several people were killed. finally, the attack on the country is intelligent services. tad's, the state prosecutor has announced that the ideal of the leader of the opposition

leave to report to you was killed during a gun fight with security forces off to the attack at the countries internal security. this of course, off to the, to transitional government accused him. and he's a positional party of trying to assess the to the supreme court. the president, during that attack, which he denied and called staged for the stating that to be desired goal was to physically eliminate him to make him afraid of. so he doesn't go to the elections in the coming few months at the moment. indications that chads presidential and legislative elections will be a highly august rated and tough exercise, especially in making sure that the general mohammed debbie remains impala. of course the attack was also prompted. i'm also prompted people to leave the area in the central office. i mean the, which is the capital a with the p is if offices that had to surrounded by the army. we also understand

that to, since around mid day, the telephone network and internet were disrupted to so there was no form of communication for a lot of people including stimulus. let's have a listen to this. rather than the capital of cad butram and many people do not have the opportunity to receive information because the internet has been turned off in the country since the morning is difficult to send even a semester messages from the capital of chad. the situation is complicated. a curfew has been imposed in the capital since 6 o'clock were tracked inside the city and cannot move freely. we also know that chad electoral commission had unexpectedly announced the presidential elections and aimed at ending the city. yes, long military move in the central african country will now, which is now expected to take place on the 6th of may. i had off the initially 10 days it does seem like security will remain quite tied in me and i had to major

cities that over the coming few days on storage. he's a put implement for the um, restrictions on telecommunications as well as check point. and uh, confused as well, us sending it to me. i know are they mean mitch mcconnell says he will resign after november selections. that means the republican party is lives and its most prominent supporter of ukraine. meanwhile, some g o. p senators have openly admitted that kids will eventually, after toll peace with moscow artist charlotte defense gate looks into the shifting western narrative on the conflict. we need to talk about ukraine. no gimmicks just plain talking. and that means bringing both sides together and flashing out a deal. and it's not just me saying that this is what republican senate is in the us. a suddenly starting to gap about the reality at this point that we have to confront is that that war ends with a negotiated settlement. and the question is,

when they finally figured that out, when we finally get to that point, who has more leverage, put in, or ukraine, washington always seems to be a few months behind the reality on the ground. i think there is a stalemate, probably and definitely, and hopefully that leads to some sort of settlement where ukraine gets to keep its country and the killing stops. if the house is going to come up with their own compromise, then do it. but don't just stole this whole thing out. do something move in 2 years since we're new to escalations. this is a view this gaining traction well outside the white house bubble. just weeks ago, it, what else again rejected, caused by russia's president preaching for talks all the while the white house has shifted it strategy in ukraine, suggesting negotiations all possible, but not quite yet. we one ukraine to have the strongest hand possible when that comes. we want them to be in

a stronger position to hold their territory. it's not the we're discouraging them from launching any new offensive. so just why is the by didn't administration so focused on the notes yet? i'll give you a clue. no americans are getting killed. any right. we're really rebuilding our industrial base. one of the ukrainians are destroying the army of one of our bigger travels. i have a hard time finding anything wrong with most of the support we are providing actually goes right back into the us economy and defense, industrial base helping to modernize and scale our own vital defense infrastructure while creating american jobs in economic growth. in fact, the 1st $75000000000.00 package created good paying american jobs and at least 40 states across the united states and 90 percent of this next request will do the

same. and the money being made by the big us defense companies is staggering. the conflict in ukraine helping to swell the coffers in some cases, to record levels. meanwhile, over in europe, there's a mixed bag with some of the does openly cooling for piece. i know most importantly you just look at, i can confirm that the icons trees that are all ready to send their own soldiers to ukraine, call the say never so market is among them. they also countries that say that this proposal should be considered all governments. this piece oriented have rejects the continuation of the war, will not send weapons to ukraine and will focus on severely on projects. while others have suggested the look just send alms. they could put boots on the ground to take the bookcase as well. there was no consensus today to officially open leon with endorsement.