was, was the part we choose to look so common ground the the for headline stories, russia, the mom's key of arrest, the ukrainian security chief, along with the other suspects over for the pension. going to the focus city hall, terrorist atrocities outstanding. we also plotted the deadly crime in bridge attacks of 2022. the is really pm benjamin netanyahu say is that will be no snap elections. those thousands of protesters down the road. so it has residents sensor run parliament in jerusalem. also in the us, republican lawmakers suggests or rather kill solution to ending the war and goes up

south washington approves another than a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to each belt. plus the 2 people are reported, kills and dozens more injured. and the latest is really strong. on a central gallon and hospital for thousands of civilians. a been sheltering since the start of the idea of the, with the big news stories from the past 7 days on rights up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on our team. we begin with breaking news must go how's the monday the key of arrest on hand over the head of the ukrainian security service in connection with the crooked city hall atrocity and other deadly attacks on russian for the russian side. demands that the key of raising

immediately sees any support for terrorist activities, extradite the perpetrators and compensate the damage cause to the victims. ukraine's violation of its obligations under the anti terrorism conventions will result in its international legal responsibility. among these demands is the rest of the head of the s b u. v. mail you who cynically admitted on march 25th, that ukraine organized the bombing of the crimean bridge in october 2022, and revealed the details of the organization of other terrorist attacks in the russian federation. the russian foreign ministry came out stating that all latest terrorist attacks, as well as the crocus city, a whole attack are all linked to ukraine. most coal also demands from key of to arrest the head of the ukrainian security services, as well as to extradite those involved that are still in ukraine. but just to take you a little bit back on what happened just a few hours after the tragedy on folded us was put quick to put the blame on the

stomach state and say that there's no ukrainian involvement whatsoever. just hours after that, russian authorities managed to catch the perpetrators just next to the ukrainian border. later on, russian president vladimir present came out with a statement essentially stating that with the information that they had at that point. this stomach state is involved. but that the question remains as to why those terrace with leading to ukraine stricken states as 3 or 4 of the data. but the 3, those of the terrorist attacks, all those who shot and few people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state board. now after that more information came out as the week went on an investigation continue . then we heard the variety of statements from different russian officials, namely from the head of the russian federal security services, who came out stating that what happened to wasn't asked by the west,

specifically the us and the u. k. and ukraine does. there's some sort of panic and chaos in russia. he also went on to stress that russia should recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. on top of that, some of the recent terrorist attacks that happened in ross i, including the deadly attacks against the journalist, as well as the cry me in bridge attacks. we're all linked to ukraine. now what's more interesting is key of spite chief who is not shying away from essentially threatening to do something about the routes that russia is building to connect must go to is new territories are seeing. this progression has actually been building a railway for over a year now to connect to our southern temporarily occupied territories. this process is almost complete and this could pose a serious problem for us. but i hope that we can somehow manage the overland section of the railway. we all have experience in this, and it is much easier than the issue of the crime in bridge. but somehow the spice,

the statements. and despite the information that came out from the investigation, ukraine's all i still seem to be in denial. but nonetheless, the russian foreign minister still insist that he of should stop supporting terrorist activities. that he should hand over the participants behind the attacks that are still in ukraine, and that it should compensate the families of the victims. now on top of that as part of the anti terrorism conventions, ukraine can not return a blind eye to this as it has some obligations to fulfill. earlier i spoke with french geo political, a serial. do not. okay. who's convinced the coca city whole, tara tech goes be on the islamist, the sealants. what we know so far is that the ukrainian services could not have done this alone. they, they have a, have to have at least the approval of the united states. and most probably the brightest secret service, also i my 6th and see if for the united states. so the,

the, the only thing that the screw up in the plan is that they're the, we're not expecting the russian services to get those guys alive and having them tilting and they have been talking. and we, the rest and services wearable to gather intelligence that pointed that the financial system came from the ground and put some money, a link to, to your claim. so i mean, it's of use, it's absolutely of use that it's something that was a ver alder bar backed up by the united states is included by the funding services . there is absolutely no depth about this. the point where we are, we all know that your plane is not just a tourist organization, it's, it is just a 3rd stage by itself. the one that i should give, which they have always been doing like this. and they are acting they b as they're responsible for the f as a nation of a lot of other, you know,

they are responsible for the assassination of the let on that dusky, they are in very serious situation on the front line and they are phone being all single young's in a, in belgrade they are trying to bomb the energy of resources in the mix deeper into russian for the russian state. and during the or is that i'm not even according to them at force china bowl because it's so there is nothing. unfortunately, there is absolutely nothing to expect from you frame to slow down. and we will, we know that we will try to do everything they can just try to again we, we talk just again when the focus city called a terrorist attack happened. it was so fast when us officials came out to say that they had no evidence whatsoever as to suggest that ukraine or ukrainians were involved. they fucked off that denial. they've double done, but yet again,

no evidence has come from the white house to definitively say that ukraine was not involved. do you expect anything to come in that regard, or will they just hope that it goes away? well, the very 1st, the reason why they immediately said that it's not the premiums, but i this is just to cover the ukrainians point. if they have not said anything, then maybe we would have looked at somewhere else. and if you allow me that just 11 point, the fact that those guys that were heading back to your brain. uh, they were probably not expected to be um, uh, welcomed like zeros. but my best bet is that they would have been simply executive shut that by the your services just to leave no trace. these really prime minister, her said, holding at elections now will distract the country from months of light into the homes of how much the most of the calls for election. now at the height of the

war. the moment before victory will divide these real for at least 6 to 8 months. they will bring the war to an end before it is completed. and the 1st to bless. this will be from us and that says adult. it was on south protestors gathering jerusalem for a 4 day demonstration against their government. the organizers are calling for the resignation of benjamin netanyahu and his government and for the leadership to agree to a hostage release deal with from us. protests will be centered around the connected and nothing out of his residence. meanwhile, these really p m. s. that rama down as well as us pressure are not an obstacle to garza being evacuated. 5 well, i'm done. we've done a whole point. it is a fact we're acting in ramadan in chief or in con eunice in other places. there is no american pressure. and i'm already telling you it is and it's not hesitation.

just require certain preparations. i will not elaborate on them so they were prepared. we have approve the operation plans that the idea of has presented this behind us. we're not tackling the issue of evacuation of the civilians and providing them with them and tearing assistance. this is something that is required and it is necessary and we will do it because it won't take long and by the weight and nothing will stop us from the tool. however palestinian business entrepreneur of buston colorado believes the is really pm, doesn't want elections to be held for different reasons. so let's take a list. it's now basically saying that he doesn't want to elections because he's afraid the results of the elections. because on up in the impulse indicates that if elections on hand, he would lose have somebody and he would then be have to face it just though for i've used as a follow up for corruption charges. if the us really, once they consult this, what immediately with a bustle for a one phone call or not even just the one of the message during that time,

you know, and this one with and, and the case in point is the last 2500000000 this, we committed to the 8 that the, the us gave to is a. so to know is, and if the us once is a, it's a desire to stop is it was stopped immediately. let's put it this way. in my, in my opinion, is that in the u. s. a play and good cop bad cop gig with us, the u. s. has dismantled all aspects of the database. and so that's the, what's basically the of being hippocratic code. and this is what the shocking is that the west, the saw hippocratic and about the, the flaw human rights, except like, sucking up. and what we're seeing today is the us a going 100 percent with as a the efforts expose of comments on how to end the gals of war have come from a us republican lawmaker who saves a nuggets saki unto russian. i like solution would purchase

a quicker end to the company, a rush . they're trying to help us. we should be the issue. it shouldn't be like a tim walberg spokes person to attempt to damage control some walk by saying that congressman was simply using the method for the emphasizes within the us and gal since but few are buying that explanation. the comments come mostly and say faces ation. monetary and catastrophe is really bombardments, have destroyed over 70 percent of infrastructure. unforced the displacement of almost 2000000 listings. residents are struggling to survive with limited access to

food and water. well the latest is really our strike on sunday. hit a tent camp in the courtyard of the likes and markers hospital coming to college for the probably since of civilians. how being sheltering there from people who were seen running in public as debris scattered from the explosion. media reports of estimate was that on average 15 thousands are killed every hour from the dollar conditions around half of them will tell us to be internalised mohammed up who the rouge was also severely injured. in is really our strike in front of alexa hospital while he was filming there. so he describes these the i've always in the cory door. hi heather, whistling, sound in my ears. then i couldn't hear anything. i just fell to the ground. i didn't know what happens. i looked at my luck to find it, has the severely injured well,

despite the idea for operations leading to much destruction on the ground, some us political figures say the balance. well, that's not enough. you see footage, i think we should have years, which are terrorist you support her listing. go on the board. i'm not single. you go, i'm just working yours, right. you're a terrible person. you considering not me go my kids. you get your thing, not me, go. i mean to ok, oh i see you're retail for thousands. how the city in case you know why it wasn't enough? it wasn't quite an exchange that wasn't it? well, the 6 month long were in dallas same to over 32700 lives according to the officials . then the idea if it's only expanding its military offensive,

many is really citizens incidentally seemed to favor that strategy with some calling for radical solutions. it was a day, i believe there is a decision that must be made. i understand everyone and the poor people in gaza. but this is about our survival. so think politicians must agree to press the button where a country with a nuclear bomb here and with nothing more to say, no one should inhabit this land. no one should live in this land except the jewish people. your expectation is that tomorrow morning would drop. what amounts to some kind of a nuclear bomb and all of gaza, flattening them and eliminating everybody there. that's one way. the 2nd way is to work out what's important to them. what scares them, what deters them? they're not scared to death. a while, some us politicians support is real in its efforts to dismantle gals and many of their constituents test and methods of doing so thousands in new york city and dallas. they're in the left of your screen of taken to the streets of protesting

these really offensive. and on the, on the media ceasefire in mon hopson, some protesters slash with police and for in the is released like well that says the us has quite given a green light to 2 and a half 1000000000 dollars worth of weapons to israel. the new arms package includes $500.00, mark, $82.00 bones each weighing over $500.00 pounds, $25.00 f $35.00 lightning, 2 fighter jets and almost 2000 mark ag for bones that way. a huge 2000 pounds. each middle east nominal is robot in la cash told r t. he doesn't believe the us and israel are actually interested in peace in the palestinian in place. what is telling here is that the united states has full complexity and this, at the end of the day, the united states could stop what the international court of genocide has accepted as a reasonable, plausible case presented to it. the genocide is being committed and goes up. it

could stop it with one phone call, but it's made the active decision not to do that. and now we see these sort of statements which are openly calling for acts of genocide from the united states, from within the united states against the palestinian people. the united states does not want to push the israelis to stop there, essentially playing this dirty game of pretending that they want a ceasefire, while the israelis mainly from benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister are not actually looking for a ceasefire. they're looking for a mass starvation campaign to buy as much time as possible because it's well understood that if the israelis do reach a ceasefire, it's ultimately a declaration that they were defeated. they didn't bring back the prisoners which were taken by the palestinian factions by force. they didn't collapse a mass or even a any of the other, some 12 smaller groups which are functioning in the gaza strip and slicing them

every single day. the main opposition party inter key is leading in high stakes local election, securing the key cities of this, then both and and from the victory in a simple turkeys, largest city. the economic hub is particularly noteworthy as its being under the ruling parties controlled for over 2 decades. a year after securing a 3rd term is present ridge of type or the one was sticking his parties candidate to reclaim the city work or the one himself had served this man. however, with over 70 percent of the votes counted rival akron and lovelace from the public and people's party leads by a full night employees. the same. see hitch p success an incorrect looks to have further solidify their electro dominance. notably, nationwide bush or turn light for the fall, it was high, less cost of life. now it's a former chief advisor to the murder of entre on or, or, and you're much welcome to the program. thank you. it appears the opposition has had

a barden storm or why have voters less the ruling party? is there one overriding reason as well let's just do if if the election the results and the as it is right now have to neil 80 percent of the los counter. it looks like a see actually the main oppositional power, or they may have one that's 1st election or became number one party an election or the 1st time in over 35 years. if you look at the results, the by numbers are far to there is definitely a setback. it as receive slightly less volts than it did in the last uh, local elections. it was not able to re gain some of the cities that it had lost in the last may lectures, especially the metropolitan misspell, typically somebody may have shipped um, so is looking at box hardy. it is not, it is not a big loss but its to a loss. but if you look at c, h from the c h b,

the may not positions perspective. it is actually a huge game for them. a huge success as to why i'm sure that's something that we're going to discuss in days and weeks to come. but in may, people in general, seem to me pretty much the same comments. people it just the well under a year ago has, has what the present add on is the present for the 3rd time in a row. they still trust them. they still want them as did. it's illegal if the country but largely due to economical reasons, due to economic difficulties of the people they have given a for them as safe morning to to the present. because they will, they don't want the opposition to be anywhere near the country. but at the same time, they want to add on to emphasize more on people's economic hardship is the, is, seems to be the general comments going all around into care right now as to the reason

it just in terms of white or am i it side tricky border is the, is really for administer has congratulated the opposition parties each be on its victory as well as linking are the ones a p parties. last as with its political stance towards israel. what are your thoughts on that? now usually if united think about surface ball takes this is across the board and on both sides of the aisle, you cannot give you enough support the guys that to, to the palestinians, to, to win people's hearts that, that's for sure. and this is regarding muscle pretty much regardless of which part of your talking about. so i did, you know, it's not just a little bit about the church politics to make that. i, to not make that comment. so i do disagree. there is actually, there was one of the biggest criticisms i guess ad on was that he was not doing enough to help palestinians as especially gaza for sure. and he seems to have lost

some votes in that regard. some estimates on the rights have taken quite a slice in certain areas. yes, and that that's exactly another point actually was not what would have traditionally known to be a more likely, more conservative as a rather small party. it is rather nubile home hardly has also gained the big ground. seems to be they're going to end up as the 3rd biggest harvey as of election as a local election results. who are far more uh, you know, i keep this trick on the if i bought was sent out a signed and guys at least at least by their policies, at least by their statements. so um, yes, a he may have actually lost some to them because e, by some of us could size not to be too strong because israel in regards to the palestinians and especially got some strip. can i just pick up something? and you said, because present it or the one once they did quote,

whoever wins this symbol wins trick here. so how should we interpret the window of the opposition on on how did you think this will go down in, in the ruling party publicly? they will probably say we need to do more, but is this, is this a real worry? now that's a statement that add on made a long time ago. it was actually, as you know, is rain started with becoming the mayor of metro calculus. it up to stumble in 1994, which, which was of which was one of the biggest shockers in the turkish political history at the time and probably still debate. however, may i remind you that the actual li, uh, that that phrase itself. he actually uh, disproves himself last selection because in the main device selection built to 2019 . and when i come on the one which was a big surprise and that wasn't, you know what that couldn't make. i've gone very happy losing the measurable sample from his party, the apple of his eye. but let's not forget,

after losing his some bull. the one again for the 3rd term last presidential election just under a year ago. so yes, that is a statement from long time ago, but he also kind of disproved himself. his statement that was the last selection because he had lost his party had lost the election 2019 to expand my molar. but then he won the presidency last year. so um, you know, the, yeah, and i think that was just him, his way of saying how important you stumble is that a stumble is very important. and it's very important to add on, which is still the case. that's why people have so much emphasis last time as well as this time to the, the mayor of male election of the symbol i said, you know, mission pots administrator, you're somebody of course, who's been in the sick of political campaigns and have seen that 1st hand it with, with that's has on from looking at how the um,

the ruling party went after these local elections. do you think they took their eye off the ball or what? because of, as you say president, are the ones dominance in the, in the presidential elections that his popularity would therefore at turn over to local politicians. and perhaps there wasn't enough down the on the local level, but that know needs to be the focus to that's may very well as be, as i said, i am pretty sure in the last, in the next, at least couple of weeks, maybe several weeks would have been a, a little talk about we're going to try to comment on what happened, what really happened, what should have happened, what was what was done wrong and what was done right. um i do, i would have to just maybe point out one thing with the success with the older my me successful at doing specific to why it is pretty much the fact

that lot of people end up with the are hardly even within the disturbing members of the top part of the rely on add on a lot of so you know, do their, their stand is usually hey, listen, even if we don't do a good job, the boss is they call is these calls into categories, which is the leader will come in and say less, and i think that's may have been one of the, one of the keen problems in this last term or the pre with the mayor's defending too much on add the ones. the comments seemed awfully people and it also. busy you know, people trying to try comply more and more on it, but we have done unless the suck, forget the economical hardship into a kid that has been going down there. that much right. starting rector for the pen . demik is still taking a lot of pull into people. and as i said earlier, most of the really, the, this. so the,

the children situation with the election results is attributed people's fair and by their standards. very careful warning to the presidents. uh not to forget them, especially those working you know, the white collar workers and especially there did retirements. and that, that seem to have been made a big big case, which they probably have a lot lot rather right to, to talk about on times the size. so all these things combined that other things that i'm sure we don't have too much time to talk about that at this point in time have been effected. but as i said, this is not a huge loss for it, but it is certainly a set back try and let's not forget, it's not all wood shadow. it is a great when it is a huge win for the, for the main opposition. part of c h b, for sure. very interesting indeed to hear your thoughts. thanks for sharing it just after well, the preliminary results, the full results are not in yet, but we'll of course be coming up here in art, a former chief advisor to the murder of on trust on. there are many things

zelinski is fast becoming a nobody. that's the dumbing assessment of a former ukrainian prime minister, who condemn the countries leader for counseling, his own presidential election ukraine, very democratic country. there would be presidential elections today. but ukraine has ceased to be such under zaleski because did you, some of ukraine does not provide any extension of terms of office. it simply does not. and since the constitution does not provided, zalinski will very soon become a nobody. why did zelinski postponed the elections with the war? the war has not been declared. so why do you suppose the election them due to one thing, the fear of losing these elections? ukraine was supposed to hold the presidential vote on sunday, but mister zalinski, whose term expires in may as made it clear, this is no time for elections. are too short of to been scrape picks up, that someone should be waking up today is the newly elected president. of the

ukraine, but that's an alternative universe perhaps because hit and now new elections have been held. and that means it's more the same. for however long a lot to me is lensky decides to cling to power. you. she makes me more. we all realize that now it is war time when there are many challenges, it is absolutely irresponsible, somehow so frivolous to throw the subject of elections into society. we must understand that this is a time of defense, a time of battle on which the fate of the state and the people depends and not a time for throw in this, which only russia expects from ukraine. i believe that now is not the time for elections. i don't know about you, but i've never considered holding an election and letting people decide as like, taught it an a playful thing. and in regards of still being waves of political division. so lensky has already seen to that because there is no political

opposition in ukraine right now. there are no papers that i am to government or will bind as a result of selecting skis. wouldn't men plus push to control the whole narrative? that's being too much for some, for democracies do not ban elections, but ukraine has put the democratic process itself on hold. since declaring martial law in 2022. this hiatus was supposed to be temporary, but it has been repeatedly extended. democracies do not censor media. in february 2022, the ukrainian government ordered the 9 largest television networks and ukraine to combine their news operations into a single state control news program called tele marathon. savanski had only lost a being throwing around the idea that new election would be held detached. is metal at the ballot box, but he since done a uterine according to the.