just to give you crane on the west time. so minutes arise, western eyes up, train up and get ready. and the whole time proved. and by the way, prudent even said i was not eve. i should not have trusted them for so long to an evil, to me said he was nice. but do you know that putting on one side it is consider to be too nice. yeah. a lot of people say that come on the but i use very clever and the plays though it plays the right way is not closing the door, is not closing the door to any kind of negotiation. and as a matter of fact, you're always pro solutions. a lot of people are ignoring that. on march 2021, zalinski took a new kaz to become square cream. yeah. which is russian rights by force. right. a lot of people do are ignoring this. the west is not even talking about, of course i'm from march 2021 to the to the end of 2021 prison and put in the game

with full plans of negotiation. yeah. all 4 plans of negotiations have been denied, but you need to see. yeah, yeah, the problem is coming also from nathan. nathan has no use anymore. maybe they've had a use during the cold water, but the cold war ended. yeah. ever thing. everything in that and when the communities on collapse, restaurants themselves, they came several times to to in negotiation with a client on the for example, just saying okay, we're a part of your community. yeah. we became democratic, what part of your community we are interested in getting into nato. yeah, i'm done so the oh yeah, not the twins. and then after the phone comes from the washington, this said no, no, no, this is the games. i work line some fruits and legitimately, occupants and hate to we joined nature of, i mean, it was a great, great question. by the way, right now, the russian president with a number of people the visiting the tomb of the unknown soldier. i know you were there a couple of days and over here in the hearts of most goats, it's some, it's

a difficult time for the russian federation. when you think about soft power, hard power for a gun, the, the narratives that are propagated by certain west and actors. it's, um, children often find themselves on the receiving end of rhetoric where they take truths and they switched them. and they just throw them on the that seems to be a real lack of respect today when it comes to the general diplomacy. and the advocates between political and world latest food and a has been saying, face professional apartments in the west for years. still coming to our board is with nato stopped doing this. please listen to us, please listen to us. no, no, they just don't want to listen to what tutoring or russia has to say the west doesn't understand that. put in is not a poker player. yeah. putting when he says i will do this, you will do it. yeah. and you spoke about nato bringing it's about a towards restaurant. well,

that was part of the discussion between go to about chess. yeah. when they said ok, we would like to really fly east and west germany. uh okay. if you agree, then we agree. no. to x, not our voters while the to wants the old lock. so it is locked in nations. yeah. that look what happened. look at the boat or look at a boat or how the where before and where they are today. it's exactly the same thing. and ukraine has always been a catch disability. because if you talk about nuclear, our defense system, if you brain john's, nate, so then the americans will do and you find exactly what they did in the roman. you know what the didn't pull that in a different company, or they would bring nuclear or defense. somebody sign into the isn't part of ukraine, which with puts me size up less than 6 minutes a flight from us go. and then in this case, you cannot make the difference between a pre emptive strike right presented to you. that's right, right. that's right. now if you have 2, this is the,

the will of the united states. i'm going to be very rude, but they do not say the, don't give shit about that problem because they will never put up stage one of the cd like new york. yeah. so i'm jealous, whatever to save you city in europe, like brag like a be get us like probably so it's 7000 kilometers away from that. it's not the problem. let me ask you this city, let's just to hypothetically here tonight. if russia and china created their own kind of nato and started putting dead bases along the americas, new america, southern borders and they started with an ice and move forward as and started doing many to drills every year with tens or hundreds of thousands of soldiers and times they were doing this on americas borders. it was a russia and chinese nato. and then ministry faces around america. how long do you think it would be for america to respond to minutes to minute, let's remember the cuban missile prize? yes, that's exactly it is. yeah, 30 minutes away from the,

from the united states on the look. what happened? yeah, yeah. and then you and you said you're looking at, you know, don't you that's going to guns. and for 8 years, susan was saying to the west, guys, you've got to stop this, you go to on of the minutes, go quotes. you've got to stop doing what you're doing. that's going to be a conflict on the west. wouldn't listen because, you know, they were planning it from 2014. so if you, if you look at the brzezinski the yeah, yeah. all right. but isn't ski doctoring basically says that they have 2 problems. they have china and they have a rational the kind of go and china 1st the need to go and what i should have for lights. and this is exactly what the, what the day of. yeah. and if you look at what's happening in the middle east and what's happening in taiwan and everything is all linked up together, it is, it is you're talking about the global transport calling you present, steve. i mean, the thing is also i thought, when you are the hedge one and you are the most powerful bully on the blog, no one wants to fight you. so you need to create the problems and then you create the solution. so you see, and this is why the hedge and what is losing

a script. this is why because you're putting during the speech, talked about new alliances. that's why you've got the representatives here of the tube and president lead us from latin america. the power being an old lions is old allies, old friends, because the world is changing. civil when president, she got his re election. he came straight to moscow. yep. and you said the truth and you heard the words, we're seeing the biggest changes in a 100 years, and we are driving those changes. joseph burrell, the spokesman said a couple of days ago. the hedge and warning universe has finished. but you had a sense of, well, just over bars johnson the other day, even the said, it's all over the hedge. i'm on status, it's over. why, why, how does it go to this? it's well, you'll also have to have that's what the west wanted to prevent. and they acquired exactly the opposite. exactly. is to put fresh right in the arms of china. yes. and this is exactly what's happening and you have to meet people are, i mean you have

a uni pullout. well then you have the milk, you pull the world and what springs the brakes, for example in which do you have? so do you have? yeah, you have, you had on you have showing that but a 0. it's more than 50 percent of the human population. the on the, on the, on the planet and these economy cool. allianz is just a huge threat for the american economy. and with the death of the americans, with the depth of the european union, with the depth of france, 3000000000000 euros in a way, you can recognize that the west, unfortunately, especially the americans. they are much more clever than the europeans because what they are trying to do is to save their economy. the americans are quite good by defending their a beautiful leads and the rise, the vigil interest i would say,

which in europe and in france practically will have completely stupid. we don't know how to do this, but the 12 that's that, that's the way it is. but one of the 2nd go, i don't know, we'd even put this on the 1st, the war objectives in the, in this proxy war against russia and ukraine, used to bring down the europe in the economy. because the united states, they don't need a storm european union. now they need a week euro, i mean, hey, hey, cyril hooper, lot know stream. oh, i can't even imagine serial the, you know, 0 honestly is so good having you here today for victory day 21. my great pleasure. he'll do a lot of minutes through his store and a ju political on list. thank you for joining us here in the heart of the russian capital for what has been a great day a bit. surely. none the less but your woman aust, i'm old enough to say the old of those that attended. okay. with the veterans and all of those pay their respects and tributes v day 79 years ago. mocking to the

feet of knots as an ad fascism. civil. thank you very much enjoyed it. it started great pleasure. and my great honor to be here today with you guys. thank you very much. you're very welcome. i'm going to wrap it up here from all special studio down. i was looking red square heading about now to rachel ruble of the all to international mothership. up on one of ideas please. thank you for joining us for our special coverage. v day 2024. i'm roll. resume. shay, back to you. all right, thanks marie. and thanks to my colleagues, it goes down i've done quarter, and a bose as well for their fantastic coverage plans. you just saw the main victory day event. the red square parade has wrapped up on an unusually cold and snowy day here in moscow. but we saw some 9000 individuals and 75 military vehicles and weapon systems taking partly heard from the russian president vladimir, put in, who just 2 days ago, took the oath of office for the 5th time to become president of the russian federation for another 6 years saying that russia will never allow anyone to threaten that, that the west wants to forget the lessons of world war 2,

but russia will remember them. and then we saw a moment of silence to honor the memory of those who fought and died during world war 2. do stay with us, make sure to follow our specialist coverage, special coverage on our t international, commemorating of the tramps of the soviet people throughout the day a. the russians around the world of join us so called in myrtle regiment events to commemorate their ancestors deeds during the great patriotic war. they probably carry ports for inside the soviet heroes who died to protect the world against nazi germany. the event is traditionally held in dozens of countries worldwide on the 8th or 9th of may. though some european states have banned public display of russian or soviet symbols in recent times. on the eve of victory de a photo exhibition dedicated to the events of the great patriotic war, was organized in ethiopia. the exhibition was arranged at the russian house in the

open capital to commemorate the joint efforts of both countries. the photos were shown suca that's of the up in the administrative defense. one of the most famous works presented at the exhibition was the banner of victory over the reichstag from may 1945. opening. the exhibition russia's ambassador to ethiopia noted that celebrations in the capital of if you will take place at a special time as just a few days ago. the country marked the victory day of if you will be in patriots in the war over fascist italy. meanwhile, the cadets of the countries administrative defense expressed adjuster of its support if you will be in cadets wrote messages for russian soldiers fighting in the don bass. but while africa are members and honors the victory in that war, some countries, especially in the west of seemingly struggle to remember the history lessons of the past, ortiz marina coast right of a has more over the years, the western world has been brainwashed into believing that they were the want us to defeat nazi germany. and this idea has penetrated every level of society who

won world war 2. well, united states, as part of that, there was other countries involved. we could start with uh, it's been a while to one. yeah, it's a, i guess, expensive us, but the allies, we did, we did. we did, i guess russia did at the time as well. i don't know. the us, the allied forces, russia, russia, the united states scraper, in, um, i guess france can, hong, and russia, american america. clearly there is an awareness issue with history across the pond . what last all, what else are people supposed to think? when even in the movies they watch kind of firm that falls narrative, they heard about us, you probably heard wayne in the fraser taking business. we in the killing that yes,

yes, yes. the, well, the russians know where to be found in hollywood also likes to portray one particular battle. as the decisive one, hollywood continued to turn now to move them said, touched upon the day. they will be no be shadowed by steven spielberg. saving private ryan, by centering on my mol, her beach. however, the film caused considerable controversy by focusing mainly on their connectivity. hollywood mythology, around world war 2, probably started by when the war began. well, i don't think there were ever any films. maybe it's the mom, maybe in, in the never during the war itself. there were some tells me that that wouldn't acknowledge the soviets in a way that was more positive. but i can't really think of the top my head of, of any films about world war 2 that ever showed with the soviets, in a positive light, with world war 2, world war 2 was a clearly good versus evil narrative. it's difficult to,

it's difficult to like adolf hitler and the nazis. right. so it's very easy to create the narrative of, you know, americans of the good guys, not caesar, the bad guys in 2004 process to side by side with the allies to mark the 60th anniversary of the norm in the line. and for the very 1st time, thoughts by then the majority of americans and europeans had shifted their position on whose role was the game changer here it is. how did the most to win the war? us apparently, definitely in their view and lots of most of their allies. and here's another poll which really shows the evolution of this brainwashing what after the war ended, 57 percent of the french thought must go have contributes of the most to the war effort. fast forward the few decades and it's most scope which a southerly replaced by washington says, well, let's just pause and remind ourselves over the casualties the soviet union last at

least, 20000000 people during the great patriotic war, which is how world war 2 is referred to in russia, almost every household was effected, which is why most russians know the story. so well as it has been recounts, invite each generation, especially those who actually lived. it was the western allies extreme of good fortune to the russians, and not themselves paid almost the entire butch's bill for the freezing nazi germany excepting 95 percent of the military casualties of the 3 major powers of the grand alliance. but those 5 stopped paying for the golf said, maybe it's the after effects of the cold war or a long term strategy. sort of see europe approach, which is most shocking as countries there are actively trying to erase and destroy anything that will contradict the west narrative monuments honoring soviets. soldiers are being torn down across the

e. u and the latest assembled area. even though the monument owners soldiers, who liberated the country when it was allied with nazi germany, or some would argue that's disrespectful as this respectful, assigning it into law, which is exactly what be a sodium prime minister wants to do, so that they can dismantle anything soviet that seems, it's particularly short to the memorials, to the solar eclipse, dead low to set aside show much to safeco this again, functions are much particularly shocking that those are not that tall judge, you know, this is a, an enormous ideological oh wall that is being waged probably goes through simple metal the, the, the capital estate, there's quote, when you're taking the leads in the destruction of wall memorials, the kind of noise ation. so you can call it that of a function,

collaborators in various countries, which is showing you the west frequently appears as rush off propaganda. they are the masters who invented it. just think of the american dream, hollywood, the land of the free democracy. everyone falls forward at one point or another, but it's incredible how they can seduce even the country. they once bones, there has been no apology to japan. they did get to pay for craze. so from former us president brock obama, which they have on display at that here, ocean are peace memorial museum. and it seems that was enough because they have a new and i me, russia continues to threaten to use of nuclear weapons which has continued to add to world wide concern. that's yet another catastrophe by nuclear weapons use. this is a real positive, very quick reminder. the only time nuclear weapons have been use in warfare was by

the united states against japan. well, this will talk about that right. or the 5, the bowman was on necessary. tens of thousands of japanese civilians killed n mains. the official narrative is a lie. the military leaders knew that the atomic bounds were not necessary and knew that japan was effectively defeated. that japan was looking for a way to end the war. truman knew as an american intelligence, saying that a so we didn't vision, which began on august 8th. do that, that was gonna force the end of the war. and in fact, it was the soviet invasion of manchuria and beyond. that did force the japanese leaders to surrender all likewise, that seems to west wants us to forget about the red armies and norma sacrifices during world war 2, and it's up to russia and it's the allies now to ensure that history is not river. it's an or forgotten, but honored and acknowledged. do stay with us for our special coverage of rushes

victory day celebrations throughout the day. we'll have more for you coming up at the top for the next hour as well the. but as the whole country celebrates the anniversary of the defeat of naziism ukrainian forces, habits shell, to the russian city of belgrade and at suburban areas, shows struck residential areas of the city setting fire to civilian vehicles and hitting residential buildings. no deaths were reported, but 8 people were wounded including an 11 year old girl medic sent emergency services were sent to the scene of the attacked the u. s. has suspended a shipment of some 3500 bombs to israel over fears. the munitions could be used against civilians and rough up as been confirmed by pentagon. chief lloyd austin as his report to senators and washington was interrupted by protesters. he did pause

as we re evaluated some of the security of systems that we're providing to so we, we've been very clear senator, as you know from the very beginning that that israel should launch a major attack in or off or without accounting for and protecting the civilians that are in that battle space. and again, as we have a assess the situation, we pause one shipment of high uh payload, the munitions. it is a stunning move by washington halting a shipment of some 1802000 pound bonds, along with other munitions to is real following. it's a solved on the crucial rafa crossing with egypt. now, prior to the capture of our off, i'd be by that administration made clear to be nuts and yahoo,

that they do not support any action in this region which puts another us ally, egypt in a very difficult situation. rasa is where most aid, the, the food, medical supplies, and fuel entre gaza. the white house says it's currently reviewing other proposed arms deals with israel as well as many us lawmakers rebuke the president for such moves, namely senator lindsey graham of south carolina, who pressed the sect. das lloyd austin on his position on this particular matter during a senate appropriations hearing on wednesday. and you're telling me you're going to tell them how to fight the war and what they can and can't use when everybody around them wants to kill all the jews. and you're telling me that if we with whole weapons in this spike, in the existential fight for the life of the jewish day, they won't send the wrong signal. if we stop weapons necessary to destroy the

enemies of the state of israel at a time of great burial, we will pay a price. this is up say, it is absurd. give israel what they need to fight the war. they can't afford to lose. this is here, ashima and nagasaki, all steroids. now that exchange between graham and austin went on for several minutes. the pentagon bos, visibly an easy on how to approach each answer, defaulting to his job, being that of supporting and executing the wishes of the commander in chief. now the defense secretary and the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff charles brown were testifying before the committee about the d. o. these fiscal 2025 budget pentagon brass are requesting a one percent increase in the budget, putting it at a staggering roughly $850000000000.00 mark. and while the bite in white house continues to rubber stamp all 8 bills going to ukraine,

it has recently been met with some resistance coming from a small contingent of g o. p. lawmakers, here in washington. when all the pentagon's former top officers says, washington should look to its own track record of killing civilians and other countries before trying to criticize israel for doing the same a fall. we all get some prices and i wish people in massive numbers, innocent people with nothing to do with joe morris. it's incredible that he would acknowledge the us as a long history of war crimes, to somehow defend israel's war crimes because you know, we've never applied that logic before. it's very strange, but it does show how the us unconditional support of israel has just turned the, the, the, you know,

the us into this kind of babbling entity that, you know, it's a unit now applies pretzel logic, the things to, to try to defend israel. there's just no defense of what's happening and frankly, to the extent that us has been involved in war crimes and it has then it should stop supporting war crimes in palestine. that's pretty obvious. meanwhile, in an interview to cnn president joe biden stressed that if the idea of goes into rafa, he would hold some shipments of american weapons to israel as they are killing civilians in gaza. civilians have been killed in gaza as a consequence of those farms and other ways in which they go after population centers. i made it clear that if i go into rafa i haven't gone on roughly yet. i go into rafa. i'm not supplying the weapons that i've been used to store credit to do or do with a study said deal with that problem. so meanwhile,

deadline strikes, continue to hit gaza almost $35000.00 palestinians have been killed during the ongoing war since october. 6 and that's according to the health ministry in gaza. 1.5000000 people are displaced with most buildings reduced to rubble. however, earlier idea strikes were described by used officials as self defense. israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rocket slide into your territory. israel has the right indeed the obligation to defend itself and to ensure that this never happens again. israel has the right and the obligation to defend itself combined cooperation between the between partners and allies, to, to work together to make but it a bit easier for israel to defend itself. i heard from steve gal, radio host and political commentator, he says,

bite. and the statement is only intended to call pro palestinian protests across the us. i think the main thing that uh joe biden is trying to accomplish now is to quiet the protest on american comp, time campuses, we're very, you know, streaming, they're anti semitic, anti israel phrases. he's wanting to try and divorce himself from his real to try and play to take them. and then the same thing is true and key battleground states where his re election is wavering, in places like minnesota and michigan, that he has to carry. and the era both must one vote in the, in those states are critical to his base. he's trying to play down by sacrificing is real. and i don't think he's going to win votes among the american population by sacrificing israel for his campaign. the u. n. refugee agency for palestine is sounding the alarm over. a disaster is a halt of humanitarian aid supplies. the gaza, amid the is really a sold on rafa or when not receiving any agent to the gaza strip. the roof across

an area has on go imagery operations that have been continued bombardments in this area throughout the day. no few little age has entered garza and this is disastrous for the communitarian response. israel claims it has reopened one of the crossings param salaam to humanitarian supplies for gaza, but unrest says that border actually remains closed and no aid is being allowed across. campus. alarm was shut down 4 days ago after a hamas rocket strike killed a several idea of troops there. according to and rather, rasa crossing to the other from egypt also remains close and under full is rarely military control. however, when grilled about the situation by palestinian journalists, the us state departments that spokesperson has claimed that the barring of the border crossings is not leading to a famine in gaza. isn't it a bit cynical of this really? you know, to do this on the day after sending mccain came up and said, there's

a full blown time. some guys have a close, rough estimate, close. come on, sat in the close. all these things is that it doesn't that bother you with that, you know, all right after the head of the world, food program comes out. and so there's a full blown trying in guys that they want and closed. so i don't think you have to draw a connection between those comments and the closing of this does to get it doesn't matter. let's comes a minute or israel is or a lot less bombardment, rasa as the idea here is up for a full scale invasion of the southern most guys and city fears, criticism of the assault is pouring in from countries across the globe. more than 1000000 displaced palestinians have been sheltering in rafa for months. the majority of them live in 10 camps with extremely limited access to basic necessities. some of the civilians there say they have nowhere left ron and will stay in the city despite the escalating fighting. if i'm on this and i'm so of

course we won't leave all the displaced is not an easy thing. we will stay here even if these really young man to is here because there is no safe place to go. in fact, there is bowman everywhere. i mean, last time these really all they asked us to go to rough. um, if you call saying it has 2 minutes here and nate and it's a safe place. and now the answer is rough. uh, hold on them. personally, i will not go anywhere. i will stay here for a website or to be moved. had the parents need a new chapter of the displacement store will be open. so anyway, i don't know where to go. so we have such a lot even though which is was the horrible things and me, solid splintered while we are being displaced in tang. so not far from us, you can see them with you about eyes. all the children are traumatized, and now we're hearing these routers have entered from east and rough on. and that if it's up to you, the name of the situation here in rafa has changed dramatically. due to his really air strikes and the military operation, which is now and it's 2nd day, is really forces are advancing towards rafa from several eastern directions. trucks

bringing him in his hearing aid or trade goods have not arrived in gaza for 2 days in a row. and people's lives are under threats. fears fighting by palestinian forces has erupt. it, especially in the eastern part of l. shocked with city and also in the house, the alarm area is really air strikes have intensified and there is showing and l chuck y l cell manero. and jenny, um, all these areas came under fierce air fire overnights and in the morning is really military ships. also fired heavy machine guns at a refugee camp in early morning. at the moment, the city of ralph eyes being attacked by his really forces and air strikes had been constant since the evening. this has resulted in a large number of casualties and many wounded. the military operation is spreading throughout garza not only in the city of rafa, which is the focus of attention now due to the masses of refugees, severe destruction, and the great suffering of its residents. the humanitarian situation is so.