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spending any of the conflict around the world in the last 4 years. that one rule i said it's prob, don't. busy or on sold and engage the it's midnight in moscow. this is our to international i a michael question about russia is gearing up for its presidential election had in the 1st it will be held over multiple days with bowling stations. all for sure. the opening on friday in our to you will be there every step of the way with us special coverage. the head of this week's upcoming presidential elections item and put in talks with tv host and ceo of rushes, largest media group, dimitry, custody of. now,

the interview cover the wide range of topics from the domestic issues to foreign relations, and frankly, put in as per usual didn't hold back. let's check out some of the highlights, a condition to go to from a military technical point of view. of course, we are ready. we have troops in a constant state of combat readiness. it is also a universally recognized thing. our nuclear triad is more modern than any other triad. and only we in the americans actually have such a drive that we have advance much more here. ours is more modern, the entire nuclear component. but this does not mean that we should measure ourselves by the number of carriers and warheads and those who need to know, i repeat this experts specialists and the military. they know it well. they are now setting the task of increasing this modernity. and they have plans to do so. we are also aware of this. they are developing all their components. and so are we. but this does not mean that in my opinion, they are ready to unleash this nuclear war tomorrow. if they want to,

what can we do is we already, i mean, you know, we do not interfere in any kind of elections. and as i have said, many times, we will work with any leader who the american people, the american vote that will give confidence too much. but here's what's interesting . sure. even during the last year of his work as president, mr. trump, today's presidential candidate reproach to me for precisely the fact that i was sympathizing with by them. this was more than 4 years ago. he told me so in one of our conversations at, i'm sorry, i'll say it like you did. these are his direct words. you want sleepy joe to when he told me this when he was president. and then to my surprise they began to persecute him because we allegedly supported him as a candidate, as well as some kind of complete and on. so as for today's pre election situation, the order it is becoming increasingly uncivilized, i wouldn't not like to give any comments on this matter. but it's absolutely clear

. i think it's obvious to everyone that the american political system cannot claim to be democratic in every sense of the word most of which, if we return to macro and maybe he decided to take revenge on russia by making such statements for the fact that we step tony's tail in africa bots, we have to stand there and be afraid with the property. didn't expect us to be so active that no, no, no we're still. yes. i think there is some resentment. but when we were in direct contact with him, we spoke frankly enough about this issue. we did not meddle in africa and we did not squeeze france out of there. the problem is different. the well known wagner group 1st carried out a number of economic projects in syria, then move to other countries in africa. the ministry of defense provide support, but only on the basis that it is a russian group. nothing more. we did not squeeze anyone out,

it's just that the african leaders of some countries agreed with russian economic operators. they wanted to work with them. they didn't want to work with the french in some respects. it was not even our initiative. it was the initiative of our african friends. it is not clear why we shouldn't be offended in this regard. if an independent state wants to develop relations with its partners from other countries, including russia, it wants to develop relations with russia. we did not do anything with them, the former french colonizers. i even say this without irony, because in many countries where france has historically been a metropolis, they don't really want to deal with them. it has nothing to do with us. perhaps it's more convenient to take offense at someone without seeing your own problems. maybe such a sharp, rather emotional reaction on the part of the french presidency is also connected with what is happening in some african states. although i know other african countries where they are calm about the french remaining there and say that yes it suits us. we are ready to work with them in some countries, i don't want to,

it has nothing to do with us. we are not instigating anyone there. we are not setting anyone against france. we do not set ourselves its task. to be honest, we don't have any such as statewide national tasks at the level of the russian state. we are just friends with them. that's all. no deductible. yeah. i don't feel like i'm some sort of masters of the world this denise believes me, not even close. i am simply doing my duty to russia and to our people who regard to russia as their homeland. as for other countries of the world, it is very closely related to how we are treated around the world. this is interesting. it is such a phenomenon that's for sure. what i would like to draw attention to many people in the world, look at us at what is happening in our country and in our struggle for our interests. this, in my opinion, is what is important. why is this happening? which not? because we are formerly members of bricks or we have some traditional relations

with africa. that is also important that the point in my opinion is quite different . the point is that this so called golden 1000000000 has been practically a parasite on other nations for centuries. and 500 years, they've been tearing apart the poor peoples of africa. they've been explaining that in america and they've been exploding the countries of asia. and they certainly haven't forgotten myself. i have the feelings that it is not even the leadership of these countries, although it is very important. but the ordinary citizens of these countries feel in their hearts what has happened. they associate our struggle for their independence and true sovereignty with their aspirations for their own sovereignty and independent development. but this is compounded by the fact that the desire to freeze the existing on just state of affairs and international affairs which is very strong in west and at least they are used to feeling their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money for centuries. but they must realize that the

vampire bolster she is end for now for more on this less cross live to form and i drew and sent it to she who signed the joining us right now. it's good to have you join me on the show. now, in an interview earlier today, not a bit put in said the many african need is on the role and initiative. want to work with russia rather than with friends. what do you think is there a reason for africa was leaning towards moscow away from paris? now, well, difficulty the 3 reasons. the 1st one is security in the african countries i've been faced and see those problems up in such n c territories in unbundled tree and have a line themselves with friends and several countries in the west. and the allows has not been able to produce a new foot full results in terms of presto disorder. next time newton color is from the country. so naturally,

if the mind tries one but it fails the price another. so the gratification towards russia has to do with the subset of russia. in franklin colored as in down to was especially what happened in syria. we have seen the options of russia and see the in other places to show and such a d now said they will switch over to russia. that is one. secondly, on the economy for the relationship between most african countries, and therefore, my coordinator must, is, has not been able to evolve into economic progress, the development for west african countries around the data. so since i put in this, they've been exploited on the i get to nothing. so now this see russia as an alternative, fos,

which they can align with teams so that they can pull up their orders. so she's our ability on independence, understand that a dependent on for my portfolio part was put in for the results. so for you, this is a believe that russia is that i could have come to the calendar. so we thought aspect was that to have uh, many governments, some, some governments i do for the now i have the practical minuchi we have similar to taking over for was some african states and sanctions been imposed on their notice . okay, look at it. we are an independent country, you can decide on what we need to take a new kind of dictate course. so for the fact that russia is upgrade to their foreign policy, that does not dictate and impose on his friendly nations what they should do would know to what they should, what they should not mix them to get to ship stores, russia. so to my, on the point this, i,

some of those are issues that makes the african countries and the most important one is a historical issue. i wrote, shop, has been on the side of the liberation were big enough to have supported those during the fight against colonialism. i be outside, it was during the fight, i guess, appetite brochure. i was and decided after the time was on because i was setting up your guy in the media to show it decided after that in zimbabwe. there's always that was and decided african, i'm junior during the liberation war against independence law. right. so that is his turn it down and this is a line that touched those issues. that is why the easier to revive the database issue. that was really, heights is 44 digits now. all right, talking about historically, as the world is becoming more mazda porter, with different incentives of power around the globe. how does your olds history of

being colonized influence? which countries that african nations will partner with today? i know you've pushed about best on, on that a little bit, but i'd like you to expand on that. you see in the past that a fix that says of the independent most african countries good. the independence about 6 or 3 years ago, i was invested for 3 years, is not that most countries in africa were independent. they were actually dependent on that for my career. and we must just or for the economy for the 4 digit pin activities that and for the administrator outlines. but now we have a new generation of lead. is that look back as it now? what have we've got to what have we benefitted from or does it lose issue for us to take you to speak to for us? i'm not if we have been doing one thing and we have no connection and you have to think about,

let's do this. try another. so the relationship between the african states at their, from the boss test on my physically bureau was not as much as been able to translate into associated could, on the development has really been able to translate into peace and stability. and most african countries. now that we have been friendly with you, we have been loyal to and you have not been able to help us as you, sir. and as such, we added infiniti and we have chosen and independent pop. so i believe this is what is, what is what actually happens. all right, the us president joe biden recently propose spending over $25000000.00 to count that russian and chinese influence in africa. i wonder, what's your thoughts around this?

well, and when the chat chime i came in to africa, they are not here to come and try anyone here to work with us. it comes states and they have been with africa lives from the past. struggle for independence. china provided training facilities for auto body studies. and for don't fighters across the continent. i try and train and provide is glass. you for hundreds of thousands of africans. the same thing with russia. i can't remember in the seventy's and eighty's. many engine is doctors. i technicians that should be in our country where trin by russia they were given scholarships, who rush out to go and study and did the alcomite and for the, you know, a 13 west african countries. and then i will see that uh with he went

to relate to which russia space on this history and they have not yet to come to any one but to america. show trends in and i know they are committing money as far as we're close. i'm as an operator, i said as, as, as africans, any country that is determined who is uncommitted to just supporting us social economic without imposing on us its own portage. can we do? we're ready to go to work with it. so the nation can see the 2 countries are about pick up from of each. now you can fullstep, you can dictate to, you can compare this to do what they don't want to do. africa. we're tripped for century, it is not the same of you're coming back to the center. so people know can say no. people can defy. you can, you can look at to get say we got

a game to inches of the west. africa is about eligibility is about uh so it was something right, which contributes the cultural, our religion uh, tradition of africans. when we see that we want to deal with nations or the quote top, we're not interested in, in a. what if you do us a we can take it, but we want to partner and create that investment of the treated as people. if these people and politics with dignity unbundle, which many of them might not kick you out to do so by the, is coming into the 5 digit account. but i don't think that when chinese shift string, are you getting off the grades to continue to invest in rigorous invest in air force the best to do for structure, vision, invest, and the give you loans weed out, but it's got a condition attached to it. so this is, this are all the issues that if the somebody's investing under that one is coming

to the doctor because of the, i think this, we just want to make as particularly problem. and that's, that is a completely different tabs on the fact that if you align yourself with you for my career and must this, for example, what is happening to her is in fucking up fi. so in my lead me a general public in the chat allies between those countries on fridays as mess with it, which is check, leap mass tablets, activities, attorneys. so they're not saying that we want, i'm about to pop up, not russia, which we can relate to. it, if trucks have succeeded in a certain order of pieces and uh, populated tours in this i mean nobody but i've said fred siegel but there listen. she paused and looked in beneficial to africa. that is why you see a change for them. and that's why we have to living here now has been at the same study for monday. i drew in san as

a thank you very much for your insight. thank you for nearly 2000 humanitarian organizations of slab, the us effort to deliver humanitarian aids to gaz, avaya temporary, my time card. they say that this method, along with ed jobs cannot replace the line deliveries that are needed to sustain the more than 2000000 people living in the same place. the states cannot hide behind the drops and efforts to open the maritime car door to create the illusion that they are doing enough to support the needs in gaza. the primary responsibility is to prevent atrocity crimes from unfolding and apply effective political pressure to end the relentless bombardment and the restrictions which prevent the safe delivery of humanitarian aid. well, 1st of all, global human rights and human, it's your rename goes key concern is that instead of focusing on delivering a toward torn starving, bombarded guys of the west, perhaps the only country in the world that has instruments to put pressure road

east ro should work harder on trying to enter the hostilities and that would be the biggest age for the people of guys and the biggest relief. while complaining about his railey approach, we see washington sponsoring the ideas defensive in dallas. are the most expensive military contained in these riddles history, by the way, speaking about humanitarian age, human rights watch dogs say land roots remain crucial and most effective. but axes is impeded by israel, the authorities, and that should stop the who decides a drops as being critically and sufficient to meet the massive needs. and the gas has 3 drops in the ocean base and carrying just a few tons of 8 each while we talking about more than $2000000.00 people without and off to the water. and this thing to national also mentions moral aspect, claiming often do re 5 months of continuous bombardments and did humanizing conditions, children, women,

and men and gas that have the rights to move. the meagre charity dropped from the skies. se deliveries is another option in here. there are many questions as well. first there is this, mary, tom cory that we're from cyprus to guys. i'm an international in the city of us and i was don't. so it's plans to build a floating port in gaza to get a into the street by sea and sent equipment as well as 1000 of its the military to do that. but this mission is even more dubious. as the pentagon says, it will take up to 60 days to finish the works while it's clear, gaskins can not wait that long. they need to eat and drink. now. so land roots are essential and this is what the you and also confirms via land. this remains, the optimal solution is easier, it's foster, it's cheaper, particularly if we know that we need to sustain unity on the systems to thousands for a long period of time. and of course,

i've spoken to the importers of opening additional crossings. aid should arrive by our students, but also other crossings. and i've also addressed prospects that i see when it comes to an opening of what is called the jordan land route, which offers the prospects of 100 districts per day over 6 days, 6 days of the week. air and sea is not a substitute for land, and nobody says otherwise. how much also made comments on the issue that clean the un by say, mary, time a corey, there were, is far less efficient than overland routes. the mountains group called for international pressure on h, rome to lead age trucks, through its border crossings. experts say at least $300.00 vehicles per day. i needed to help starving people of guys a well, we haven't seen mold and around 110 of them entering the enclave daily. and sometimes even less than that, according to what was announced, the ship's cargo does not exceed that of one or 2 trucks. and it will take days to arrive. it is still unknown where it will dock and how it will reach the shores of

gaza. moreover it will be subject to inspection by the occupying army while despite the old viz disadvantages of mary time corridor, and especially the us built forwards, efforts in that direction, continue wondered, in asper, gave his explanation, saying the true intention behind the ports construction is to facilitate the dipper, taishan of gases, popularly nation by sea floating ports off the shores of gaza is a humanitarian facade, hiding voluntary migration. to europe. this military, tactical port will receive, is rarely approval because prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been seeking this idea since the beginning of the war aiming for the voluntary displacements of guys and to europe or to you reached out to these really solid for a comment we haven't received any response, so we have to say that this information is hard to be in dependency verified now, but experts say that it's true,

it actually might make sense as being tardy is really offensive, reached kind of dead and now with major military activity. moving to this trip south through diction, food, around the city of rough fox, the area where around $1500000.00 people in no crowding. now let's press the live to death to run this by rude police. do you need an american done less than editorial the policy didn't chronicle is nice to have. you join me right now of the human rights watch dog. i'm listening to national, has condemned the us supported initiative to create a monitor more humanity around colorado. to guys that otherwise the group says that the use of the ease is not an adequate alternative to the current land roots. what, what do you make of all of that as well? of course, i mean the correct, i mean we know that prior to the is what the war on guys on october 7 as well. how

does it has been under siege that has lost it for 17 years and even been under the siege? about $500.00 trucks were allowed to inter garza at the time. now does, it is almost entirely destroyed and the population of gods, the, almost all of them have been displaced internally within causes displacements refugee camps. so we can only imagine that that number would have to be a lot higher than it was before. yes, we are talking about a 100, sometimes even this trucks per day. so this is a rest of before starvation of famine. and that's precisely what's happening. so the americans come in and they say, well, we have a problem, we have a solution. and the solution is not opening the existing rules. let's go next garza to to egypt or to do as well. and so no, let's put a short a rather than the into the see some of it splitting it as well. and so, and some of it has actually pointed on palestinian families and killed them in

their own home. right. so, and now they are coming with this. suppose it the new novel idea, which is an every creation of an existing idea that was passed on by today's as well as for minister as well cuts, you try to. so this idea today you'll be very recently and then you'll get the word work and raised by the whole notion that you have all this access to deliver it to gaza. but you want to do an artificial items in order for you to to do so. so i mean very strongly towards the theory that the americans have something else in mind. i think it's, if it's not about the pointing brothers to me, is of the particularly to europe. it's also a back ensuring that the aid goes to certain end to use. that is what you guys want to work with in the gauze chip. and i'm talking specifically about, but a central authority align plans and, and fives that we owe has been trying to work with as

a police and resistance industry. right now, given that the guy that likes docking in for us talk to is the proposal for a more time card. justifiable? of course not. i mean you're talking here about the by the administration. find the by time from the beginning by then attempted to by applying for as well this more time you would stay. and you said that actually work for what he said. i say to the critics of the work give this more time, most time to what? so does the julia side more since the more people are continue to die? and now he is trying to buy more time with this idea of the maritime cory door, because simply it would take weeks if not months for it to actually be completed today. 24 children in northern gauze and died as a result of starvation. the number keeps growing every day. by the time this structure is built and it is magically delivered,

we still don't know what is going to deliver the aid of by the time you're going to be looking at 100, some people buying from 5 and o 3 to and this is a waste of human life was the border is open and you'll have hundreds or his pop can can easily be open and you will have hundreds of trucks waiting as we speak with aid that could save lives in gauze. all right? not only i'm, that's the international, but also the united nations, as cas doubts about the importance of amar, time root. why have this initiative had such a negative response? generally? because the international community has been pushing into one single direction. first, the south, in addition to russia and china and other countries and eventually europe. it's so joined the call. russ ceasefire now is the genocide and this tragic loss

of human life. the americans continue to hold single handedly on the idea that no, we can do it all the same time. we can maintain the site and we can the people. so this is because one of these, you know, recipes, the binding administration, has been called to fill out the months to bite time, but also to the international community. i am doing if we, if you don't my best what, what do you want from the start with your visit lucian? 5 to stop, the war is ok. carry on choosing the most part, doesn't garza well i would come up with ideas that would indeed deliver the 8 was of course you can't do it both of the same thought. you guys went into the side and feed the people at the same time ceasefire. now, that's the only statement that has to be everywhere around the world, the united nations know what they will be implemented, you know, what the international community, you know, what everybody knows that the americans are simply trying to create a destruction,

right? we have to living here now, the rums abroad upon the, the palestinian american don't list an editor of the palestine chronicle. thank you so much for your insight. a war on children. that's how the commission a general of the you ends relief a works agency has described the conflict and gather this. as of the number of children killed, defends, the 7th of october, isn't comparable to any of the war. staggering the number of children reported killed in just over 4 months in gaza is higher than the number of children killed in 4 years of was around the world combined. this war is a war on children. it is a war on their childhood and the future. the order i chief also ones that the bill numbers can go even higher due to these roles policy, you have not allowing much needed medical aid in together and that includes cases, dental ages and maternity supplies,

even the ease riley doctors are now wanting that because of a lack of clean want that food and medicine diseases are on the rise in the in bottles region and could spread beyond its board. as we've heard from one of those doctors and the doubts of david, the rich chapman of the israel's association of public health physicians. and he says that the health pricing st gather is not just to see many to an issue, but also so was $15.00 weeks right. to ease well from the beginning of the world, actually we were running that the issues like water, electricity, sewage treatment, a. our crew show elf costs, 1st of all, for the police shooting guys out. but also for his, randy's is, we know that uh the sewage flowing through the media to renew them. uh, according to satellites. uh, but also to sampling uh, is really walter. there is a spread, they'll say it books,

danielle and other contamination. we're talking also of um an email