a was the only ship i understood the sense was prepared by my radical islamist themselves and naturally facilitated by waste and special services. special services of ukraine also have a direct link to the head of russia is a federal security service, says western powers played a role in the recent terrorist attack. and some of the london high court rules that we see leaks found. a julian, a sound can fight again, that is potentially expedition to america, but only with a number of conditions. also in the program, israel councils, a visit of a key delegation to washington. that's off the us, abstain from of the phone to the un security council, which finally adopted a cease fire resolution put down

the it is a tuesday evening here and most ago with your top stores lined up and ready to roll here and off to you. so the death toll from friday's terror attack on a crowded concert holden, most scope is not risen to a 139. that does include 3 children here at all to you. we're continuing our in depth coverage of the deadliest atrocity in russia in the, in it were televised the parents, the head of rushes, federal security. so besides western powers facilitated the terrorist attack of the concert hall and ukraine was directly involved. so this act was prepared

both by radical islamic themselves. naturally facilitated by weight is also strong service existing. the special services of ukraine also have a direct link to integrate into what does ukraine supposedly need to do to prove it was the commit sabotage and terrorist attacks and cities. that's what the crate and security services and the british security services have claim utica loudly enough . the americans have also spoken about this repeatedly on those. why didn't you specify the yes you can you tell you when you crate on those 3 countries about behind the terrorist attacks? the 2nd solution, which is, well i think certainly we are currently talking about the findings that we have and there awesome general developments instigation is still ongoing. that they're trying to find out more information as to why these terrorists were fleeing to ukraine. on top of that, he also pointed out that they are doing what it takes to identify all participants that were involved in the attacks. and he said that the list of the accomplices is still growing. now he did mention though that what happened was an act by the west,

specifically the us and the u. k. and ukraine to serve some sort of k off and had a in russia. he says that the assignments are being assisted by the west and the ukrainian special services and the terrors that were behind the tragedy that happened on friday were trained by you claim. let's take a list of things. there's been in the actually a ukrainian side just been training and preparing militants in the middle east. we are aware of that as well. so they travel to places where the terrorists were located and worked with them and trained people from various countries who are now fighting on behalf of the key of regime opening these at most and resume the ukrainian side highs for combat work against russia has been just that sometimes now they are taking steps to figure out who is behind all of this, who ordered this and that. and he said that a measured response will be uh, you know, given back now when it comes as to the us warranty and the general warrant into the

united states gave to ross shaw the head of the f, as b says that that's simply was not enough but they did take the information into consideration and the, you know, they tried their best to prevent such as us. but we do know that ukraine is essentially losing on the battlefield. and so there are other ways for it to kind of take them back at moscow. and one of those ways is of course the terrorist attacks, you know, drone attacks from use, bridge attack, we know the showing. so we still surprised that this a tragedy ends up being on the list of potential uh, the potential terrace effect that was uh, you know, given by you praying and signed by ukraine. now he also said that the director of the, of as be mentioned that some terrorist attacks that were plans were successfully, has stopped by the security services included one that was planned for the elections for the concert after the election. and another one that was signed that

a church in san petersburg. now with all of this information, he also stresses that the ukrainian security services should be considered, then recognize as a higher risk roof in russia. now on top of that, the russian president vladimir puts in also was seeking out a board meeting of the general prosecutor's office. and he says that you did highlight that the investigation is on go. and of course, they also said that the point here is to figured out the details of the crime so that the criminals could be, uh, you know, a receipt could receive some fair punishments. let's take a listen. but i still think you've got the criminals who committed this mass murder as you now have been arrested. investigators meticulously establishing the circumstances, evidence by better crime, satisfying it's details, determining the role and degree of guilt of each suspect. we've been studying the conclusions of criminologists and other accidental set. the federal security service and other state agencies are examining the issues under the coordination of

the anti terrorist committee that we are showing that the prosecutors will do everything necessary within their authority to ensure that those criminals receive a fair punishment to them as required by russian law, good us and that you, that would be russian prosecutor general ego customer health said that the, the proper city, whole attacks as well as the showings by ukrainian have one thing in common. and that thing is intimidation to intimidate the russian people. now another thing is the russian security codes, the secretary nichol, i brought the show. he was asked whether it was the stomach state or ukraine that were behind the attacks that we saw unfold on friday. and his answer was essentially that ukraine is the cold prince. another statement was also given out by the for in the russian foreign ministry where they say, essentially, how can we believe the united states comments on the, on the fact that ukraine is not involved in this. when the u. s. a has a while,

the terror has applauded, excuse me, is in ukraine in the past. so with all of this information we have it really, it does look like there's some sort of ukranian involvement here with as many as a 92 victims and the terrorist attack remained hospitalized 22 of them including 2 children are and critical, but stable condition. and other 8 adults and one child or an extremely critical condition that's according to the russian ministry of health. meanwhile, as we understand 63 victims had been released from hospital care. now i make shifted memorial remains outside the concert hall as people gather the still pay that respect, flowers, balloons, toys, they will be by it's the same cloud you members also held a religious service at this, like the international police network into polos, offered assistance to the russian authorities for conducting the investigation, but most ago has declined the proposal for minnesota. so get over off expressing concerns the western powers could try to manipulate the findings to their own

benefit, like they apparently did with the node stream sabotage investigation. so there's that only way i am confident that we will manage to handle this investigation on our own. we do not need such assistance, which will clearly be a manifestation of the double standards, and most likely it will be directed at promoting a convenient series for the west that it was supposedly, as law makes state, but did this, not ukraine's goodness, i repeat, we will manage this investigation on our own. see sure, we have long become accustomed as to the double standards of our western friends. and we will act exclusively on the basis of our full understanding of what the west is trying to achieve. and by what methods they are seeking. to achieve it's a fact is even before an investigation had begun, weston officials rushed to in, says the ukraine has nothing to do with the flattery. who in his already

trying to link this to you grain and say that the printer's responsible. since the us have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that ice k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happens they're talking about ukrainian involvement of or how much should we believe them? but i think we have very little confidence in and the thing the russian government says there is absolutely no evidence that the government of ukraine had anything to do with this attack. just on that to him or console in their groups. the concerned by the attempts of the russian regime and must go to try to find the connection between this attack and ukraine. we rejects this attempt. there's nothing to indicate to prove that ukraine is being connected with this attack on post. and while the west and actors are a power of a covering for ukraine, they've instead pin the blame on his logic state. it does seem, it's precisely you credit that has long been haul, bring some of the groups extremist without his donald quarter. now investing. what

am i to isis and ukraine have in common more than you think. for one western war propaganda is filled with ukrainian soldiers sporting isis patches. it makes sense. those kids essentially been harboring isis leaders fleeing the so called caliphate back in 2022. there were reportedly at least 87 members of the terrace group who were able to settle and ukraine with the help of contacts throughout the middle east. the source has confirmed is that an official of the all new shore front terrorist organization held a series of meetings with leaders of several armed organizations, during which he urge them to encourage jihad and ukraine against russian forces. and many of those as long as terrorists have gone onto waves jihad against russia, their arms with the field experience they got from the syrian civil war,

fighting against special assad government, according to russia's, for an intelligent service. isis militants were even trained by the us military at the all time for military base in syria. the u. s. and british intelligent services have diffract towed to and the territory of poland into a logistical hub, used for supplying weapons and ferrying militants, including those from the middle east to ukraine. thus, at the end of 2021, the americans released from prisons of the kurdish wing of the syrian democratic forces. several dozen. these lubbock state terrorists, among them citizens of russia and all the posts, soviet countries. these individuals was sent to the us control our time space, where they underwent special training and methods of sabotage and terrorist warfare with an eye on the don't bass region. but the roots of this nefarious union go farther back then just 2 years ago, back in 2015, the presence of as long as terrorist and ukraine was already raising eyebrows in

europe. on 7 july, the new york times reported the presence of a chechen volunteer force made up of isis, sympathizers and territories disputed by russian separatists and ukrainian troops. it appears that they have openly sided with ukraine in a bid to weaken russia and compel it to concentrate its forces on that country. drawing resources away from other funds on which is pitted against the various is lumnick terrorist groups. ukraine. foreign ministry was quick to dismiss, what solving he said as nonsense, despite the mountain of evidence to the contrary. 4 years later, the c i a and georgias interior ministry discovered that one of ice is most important commanders was living it up in the quiet ukrainian town of bella, have setup on false documents for 3 whole years. then there's the anti russian. it's kerry and stretch it 242 wars against moscow, and are now also fighting alongside ukrainian troops. like ok, may i do for it in both chechen wars throughout the 19 ninety's. i enjoyed key as

right after ross has military operation began. it's carrie and steven forms their own chief mentor battalion, mainly comprising of mercenaries. and as long as the fundamental is, we have reliable information that islamic state militants and their ilk are fighting against us as part of each carrion and crime me into tar units. they are also part of the sabotage and recognizance groups that are sent into russian territory to carry out attacks and acts of terrorism. most important to remember is that support for the vast majority of these groups can all be traced back to one place. the u. s. military is actively recruiting fighters from jihad his groups affiliated with the islamic states and now tied to, to carry out terrorist acts in russia. and the c, i. s particular attention is paid to attracting natives of the russian north. quote, because this i'm central asia, we are witnessing the final loss of any moral principles in the united states. security forces obsessed with the insane idea of exciting when 18, russia,

washington strategists, consider it acceptable to directly use terrorists for that. around the purposes subtractions put washington on a par with the largest international terrorist groups isis. it's terry and terry are all show many different puppets. but at the end of the day, only one mass and fee is growing. and the you, the ukraine could have all of into a hub. so radicalism to spread just this past monday. the slovak in theory administer revealed it in 2022, a terrorist associated with the islamic state, and then from touch it gets done. who had you cried in residency and to slovakia, travel to germany, i went totally unnoticed by interpol. and investigation by the german outlook bill has detailed how criminals benefit from the situation in ukraine by basically sneaking into the you disguise this refugees. i told about this earlier with all around the world correspondent thomas ro, but besides that,

by supporting cube with weapons e, you politicians are taking a risk. this is what the executive expected. i wrote an article yesterday and the narrative that the i is isis is involved in that. it's a very nice method for the, for the e, you political addition storm again to increase control. for example, france has already announced the highest other of terror, which means special possibilities for the security services and so on. i'm so they use for this narrative for internal political gains. don't forget about all the protest. farmers that about all the social problems from shy rising thanks to the russian, russia, searches and so on. so this is a quite nice instrument and then the price is quite nice. reason for the publications and, and the you. now to play this game, europe all as a wanting since i think may 2020 event that the deliberate weapons

to ukraine are going to there to the black market. um, well that's, you know, sometimes i think this is a real, a special policy of k us in europe because they're taking this risk without covering them without doing anything against them. and if somebody like me writing a drug above is, this is very distressing propaganda. um, what is the item above it is behind that? i'm quite interesting to, to get this to know when it comes to updates in the wake of friday's terrorist attack here in moscow. the updates continue as the investigation as well. and the way details of dot com the it's good to have your company today. london's a high court has gone to the,

with the least found a, joining us on the right to appeal his potential extradition to washington. that's obviously, if the us is unable to provide the quote with certain assurance, julie massage, his wife, stella, who attended the hearing. she slammed the routing as a manifestation of the political vendetta against the john. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he's being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. now the u. k. court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances the ministration should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case which would never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. according

to the routing of us have to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those that, that assault, i'm just going to rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech. the final date for the us to agree to those conditions as may the 20th and the ruling science that if washington would fail to abide by the terms the u. k . would grant assigned leave to appeal without a further here? no, such as being held in britain's bell marsh, maximum security prison since 20. 19 after being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy, where he had been a hold up since 2012. the weekly founder is wanted by washington on the 18 challenges of espionage over the largest leak of classified information in the country's history. if found guilty, he faces 175 years behind bars. so let's take a look at how washington has treated someone who dare to speak out against it and expose the bitter truth. a

kangaroo shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech and of the price he should be treated as an enemy combatant, but not to the duck. thanks. only want to do it illegally shoot to son of what he likes, walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. the journalism is not a crime. the julian assigns is no journalist. this is made plain by the fatality of his conduct as the last and then died, the

some senior officials inside the c i a and the trump administration even discussed killing us on going so far as to request sketches or options for how to assassinate him. the, let's take this conversation. so the hero analogy international. now of course in live to do a political analyst and john was patrick henderson joining us here on how to international a, patrick, a very good evening to you. what, what do you, what do you make of the london quotes routing today? what, what are you in any way surprised as well? this is a, as you know, roy and everybody has been following this case for a number of years now. especially as it's gone into the litigation and legal phase in london through the high courts through the crown courts. this is a chest match, is a chest match between julia sanchez, defense team, and the prosecution,

hired by the united states government represent a department of justice in the usa. so this just match basically says that on these 2 points of the joy assigns will be respected as is 1st amendment. well, he won't be discriminated against disease australian, and the other one is that the insurance is that he won't receive the death penalty . these can very easily be taken care of by a simple diplomatic note from the united states embassy in london saying, we're not going to discriminate and he's not going to receive the death penalty. and with that, all the other concerns, all the other problems with this have been selected by the defense will be dismissed, including including this is important, the political extradition clause, and the treaty between the us and britain, which forbids political extradition of anybody. and this is clearly a political case with all the seo surveillance against assigns,

and all of this sort of a denial of access by his legal team, even himself not being able to get his documents and so forth. so all of that will be swept under the rug through this appeal process. and then what this could end up getting kicked down the road even further. who knows me? that's an interesting point that patrick, i mean, i just, i mean just to get back to these assurances, but london ones from washington, as you mentioned just now that the 1st condition would be that the us uphold is called traditional right to free speech during any legal proceedings against the size, but as we all know the, we can, each router is not an american citizen, he's all straightly. and so, so would the us indeed be obligated to uphold that, right? do you think? i'm not initially, they wouldn't, but this is the sort of thing that would end up getting appealed to a higher court in united states and they end up eventually becoming a supreme court precedent case. so this is like new territory. i think in terms of

how this falls under the espinoza act, etc. so there's all sorts of problems. the problem here as well for the science team is the united states governance owner role. they've also, uh, thrown joshua schultz for the wiki leaks vote 7 leaks away. for effectively away for life this just this past week in the u. s. federal court. so a joyce, audrey facing somewhat similar fate. should he be expedited to the united states, but yes, it's not over yet, lori. there is still chance to buy some time, but this will be so convenient to push this past the next us selection. and again taking the can down the road. what's the end result? roy joyce on stays locked up in the super max prison with all the detriment to his health, his mental state, and so forth. patrick, when you use the phrase kicking the can down the road, is that perhaps why do you think that you k code created these conditions for the

us and did not ground assigned a right to appeal immediately? is that part of what you're saying about taking the can further down the road? sure, because this has political ramifications attached to it, to any us administration, surely. and also on the british side of both the us and britain seem to be tag teaming to keep assigned, basically on ice indefinitely. now there's other options for appeal. you have the european court of human rights, but in case not obligated to observe anything at that level. so this is really now between the u. k and the united states. are they going to engineer an extradition of is sondra in this case? or will they be able to pull out a miracle at the 11th hour? a lot of people don't want to give up hope there's always hope, if there's an appeal, but the, those hopes have been dashed. so often, as we've seen over the last 3 of 4 or 5 years, and you know, going on for any number of years now the u. k or london has been accused of being

alive to talk to the united states. little poodle vassal stayed happy to do what it's told and yeah, thank you. okay, cool. good express concerns, so that could be inadequate protection against the death penalty if this in this case, if indeed a sound is expedited to america, what do you, what do you think about that, patrick? does that start? does that carry any water for you? well, if, if you look back of one of his previous appeals held for a while anyway on the grounds that his mental state really put him at risk of suicide if he would, was going to be expedited to the us and that will come under the banner of his health, in general, i'm so the courts have in the past recognize that, but on the, the death penalty issue again, the us embassy could issue a cable or a diplomatic note to the u. k. government saying, don't worry, none of this is going to happen, but you know, these days are any of these uh, promises or insurance is worth the paper the written on in this current political

environment. i'm not convinced they are right. yeah. you know, it's a something that food and it has sight in recent months, even the policy year old series basically come out and say, you know, we can trust. and the thing that comes out of the west and political and media establishment any more at all these days, you go to one to julia hassan, she's going to be feeling the pressure, but the people are rallying behind them. let's keep our fingers crossed patrick henderson, 2 political analysts, and john list, or the pleasure. thank you very much. thank you. it's been a rather angry reaction from israel after america abstained from a vote to the un security council, which basically paved the way to the body to or finally adopt a resolution. quoting for an immediate cease fire in gaza with a response as well as 5 minutes and then you know, cancel the key is really delegation of visit to washington. and the middle eastern countries pump different about says america, or it's closest ally, has made a moral mistake. the main problem with not imposing the veto on the ceasefire

proposal is that how most immediately hardened its positions. this is a mistake, both in the value sense and in the moral sense. it is clear that the us wants the release of the object these, but the message that the resolution has sent to her mouse in arabic, not in english, is that there is no need to rush, and it's a non binding resolution. so there's no impact at all on israel and israel's ability to continue to go after home us. it does not represent a change at all in our policy. it's very consistent with everything that we've been saying. we want to get done here for the 1st time. i have to say here is a weight between israel and its key ally across the ocean becomes. so all of this on monday, the un security council passed at russia and china pushed resolution calling on a last thing ceasefire in the guys of the tree. and the unconditional release of his really hostages to us, but to use it's vito power for times in 5 months of

a brutal conflict lease time has obtained official tel aviv circuits as a be trail prime minister intern yahoo! div 10 sold. the visa top is really high profile to the gauge and to washington during the main thing that the you and the palestinians representative, stressed israel must be held accountable for what they did and gather these really ambassador describes the resolution as unacceptable. there can be no justification for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. the accepting any justification for such crimes is renouncing out of humanity and destroying the root of international law beyond repair. your demands for a ceasefire without conditioning gate on the release of the hostages. not only is not helpful, but it undermines, undermines the efforts to secure their release. shortly before the vote on monday

they were, the permanence regarding the tourist was dropped from the resolution and russia expressed as concerns over the move that's taken. listen principal at new horizons tools. it is fundamentally important that for the 1st time, the un security council of demands of the parties observe an immediate cease fires and even as limited to the month of ramadan. unfortunately, what happens after it remains unclear since the wording lasting can be interpreted in different ways. and this is very significant. we'll calistin the big question of course now is whether it's real or have mass will abide security council resolutions are binding into international law. betsy, is that they are open to interpretation, hard to enforce, and often simply ignore the, including by israel. what isn't clear if you ask, we'll go that far and allow this to happen. because despite the criticism always rolls deadly campaign in the guys, this trip, the cost place and the country's history. by the way, washington is military support for israel continues the rock crags and they have

been between the 2 allies in place for weeks. the reason is rose controversial plans to invade rough law. that is now housing some 1500000 gallons view as demanded has solid plan on where and how is robust planning to relocate those guidelines and how we can make sure that the safety is guaranteed a major military operation. and rough uh would be a mistake, something we don't support. we continue to feel quite strongly that to such an operation in ross out that doing something like that without a credible and clear plan. something that we had a plan that also doesn't address for the various humanitarians pieces would be a disaster. we do not believe that in operation a mil major military operation should proceed in rafa. unless there is a clear and executed will plan to protect those civilians. and we have not seen a plan like that. we have to wait and see how this.