is unwilling to accept defeat and this complex for this aggressive military alliance. more escalation is on the agenda. the bus with the new struggle for the gemini, using the sanctions, blackmailing threats military force. this is the struggle for testing here. the russian foreign minister of slums, us attempts to maintain our grip on world affairs. as more western countries eagerly seeks to open the door for ukraine to use their long range weapons. to strike, brush it just an hour to go now until poles close in the south african election with the incumbent president, senior casting is valid. we follow a vote considered to be the most pivotal since the end of apartheid adults. i'm going to showing up the ball

to charge me to somebody that i mean i'll be talking about this model. johnson's express furio wrist really actions in the rough us while the id after the latest a legit strike claims are reported. $21.00 lives of a 10 compliment to be a 6 the from us go to the world. this is our to hello and welcome to the mid week news, or the russian foreign minister has taken name of the us in front of busters from over 30 countries. circle of for off couldn't den washington's attempts to quote, maintain global head gemini, food conflicts like the one in ukraine. it is just a bleaching cause just the then all the events that we can see now stem from the desire of the us being at the head of the collective west to not lose attention money on the international arena. this is becoming more difficult if not impossible,

when powerful economic giants rise to primarily on the duration content, but also in africa and latin america. and this struggle for germany using sanctions, black mailing threats, military force. this is a struggle for passive era, and it is clear that in this struggle we see the best grasp and oldest illegitimate prophets. in general, the agony of the will order that the us is imposing it is still imposing on everyone is beginning phone. yeah, sorry, sorry, i never, oh, it was uh, giving us featured in the context of the root causes of the ukraine complex and he gave us thing. so overview, all of the expansion of nights i seems to collapse of the soviet union and read the dissolution of the wholesale parts. and he said he's been using the same as a vehicle for the extension of us, a gemini, of a world politics. now he said this when i don't need a very famous statement, do you remember? no one in east? they gave some examples. he said to us by some new jersey, for example, offering jesus as a king, poland, under pressure and teach germany on the washington square of infancy. so i to the

types of the know, speaking to my card. and so i have to at least empty quest to washington fuel. so explain the rush. so despite the um, the creasing of volunteers of nights. so it was a wasteful cooperation for so negotiations is put forward a number of treaties and proposals or the use of being rejected by the western countries on or along with the security concerns. it's right. and he said for this led to the minutes, 2 agreements, which was supposed to bring peace to don't boss. uh, they were pretty much scrapped fi ukraine, which started launching, attacks on 70 and a half is which led russia to having no choice but to launch the special but it feel probation. oh, once again, save. it seems like western countries and not on the same page. when it comes to weapon supplies, you create a subset, yes. of those disagreeable, spi hines. this what we've heard a lot of this rest of it over the past few days. in some countries, a green lighting strikes inside russian territory of the saying though,

and many have simply said nothing, that's what at this stage but, but to put it into context, this comes with a us president job item facing a very tough election presidential election in november. this is partly behind jim stocum birds, recent announcement of a 100000000 euro package, a trump proof package, as he called it. because he says that if donald trump is to be successful in november, the money for ukraine simply good, a dry up on embrace it. and of course, as a general election cold for july, the force now they've been of course, staunch boxes of ukraine. bill david cameron has been one of the most belligerent in, in, in that respect. and he's of cool set the, it's a okay for you crying to strike inside russian type, which is a very good all right to your quote into the pose that could be a change of government embracing, which could say a change of direction in terms of ukraine of course, the situation in goza is, in fact worsening, rather than improving tensions or escalating that with the on swords against the

palestinian people that that's a game increasing the pressure, particularly on the united states and job items. so it's kind of looks very much like this is a long, strong solution for you crying that the use of these long range missiles. what, what do i deliver? some kind of magical victory for ukraine, but it doesn't look very likely if we look at what's happening on the positive muscle. so particularly the offense, if in the household region where those russian treat sort vaulting a coughing. so he's always, you probably need defensive lines like a knife through butter. and those games, the very few games that you probably made during it's much warranty, but file counts counter offensive amount will be lost. all of this comes ahead of a so called peace conference is to take place in switzerland, around 70. the countries have signed up to that, but it looks like there's going to be no good news brought to the table. so we've heard from a number of europeans days on. well, the stance is towards the side,

giving you crating the, the thumbs up to launch me songs into the russian territory. it was the us saying right now. well, the official position is perhaps a little bit surprising the us set for the state press, but some miller said that washington advisors i gained strikes inside russian tendency. but is this where it is a case? well, potent, recently announced a multi 1000000 pound deal, or multi $1000000.00 deal to buy us cruise missiles and the podium said that, well, it doesn't place any restrictions on how you create and use those weapons. it supplies what's going on to them because we haven't gotten yet knew about that cuz they publish weapons that we are transferring to ukraine. they do not have such restrictions. grants can find in the way they want. and i think this is a very, very important aspect of this donation and compliance. western countries should also remove such restrictions. diagnosis though these discussion is ongoing. and i would like to say that we are talking about police restrictions that could either run no such restrictions that this problem doesn't use like you're getting sonya.

so it appears and the us weapons will be used to strike gold strikes inside russian territory. although without that direct approval, but in fact they already all being used in somebody in areas. i've seen it myself 1st time on the ground in the don't yet. and overall, as well as russia saying about all this, um, west wreck right now. say russia, who's being fairly consistent on this of is continuously warm. so this is simply a waste of money that this is the only people profiting. i don't think this all the ministry interests you. conflict and the provisional use of these long range missiles would really be 20 successes, but they would just cause most of any decimal. tyra attacks now, president vladimir putin who is in task 10. very recently. he said that nights had come, sees applying a very seconds to his guy. but these representatives of nato countries, especially in europe, they should generally be aware of what they are playing with. they should remember

that this is as a rule, you know, it's a state with a small territory, some kind of very dense population that i showed us. and this is a factor that they should keep in mind before us talking about striking deep into russian territory. show this is a serious matter, and we are of course, watching it very carefully get through. it's a new brains going for this term or continues nighttime. i'm european union seem to be incomplete. disarray us a gemini, is weakening, a new crane on its support has appeared to be coming more and more desperate. the millions of south africans are taking to the polls today, the ruling african national congress party looks to be facing. it's tough, a selection challenge. in some 30 years with many predicting a coalition government may have to be formed for the 1st time since the end of apartheid. the yeah coast at

28000000 south africans have registered to vote. the country uses a proportional voting system for its 400 seed national assembly and the newly elected members will choose the next president during a later votes of citizens today are unfolding directly for the president that the 2 biggest opposition parties, the democratic alliance, supported by many of the, at white community in the country on the far left economic freedom fighters. they're both seeking to hold the n c winning and i tries majority. yes. again. let's cross now to our corresponded in johannesburg. miller, you can go for more. as mentioned, there were in the last hour of voting and that is the big question, isn't to come the a and see hold on to its majority after this is union votes and in between to 24, general elections are still under way as which a nation back to the ruling african national, congress could lose its majority and as to, in new forms of politics, it is full,

garnering a lot of attention every way. but one of the most important aspects of those a mix is also the possibility of coal. this is between us now to unpack that some great to do tell is, and it's such a deputy present off of the people african peoples condition party. mr. set to thank you so much for your time. if you can just start by telling us what changes are in school could be installed. if the apc happens to win votes to that of an event for goodness, to talk to the present during the, the, the politics of the left. the apc says that the african people, the desire to have value but as it has been bits a since 1994, it is always been the politics of that high. and the know is a pc, we're free, that's our show that the support of this country must get the fruits

of this, of the independence. that's what we'll go through those people's effort or independence. know why i would say that i understand that the independent, independent in the country decided to inform distance like what materials the pillows sheets are we they decide the price of gods the people in this comes up for but the country we do find them such as rich or printers, one of the just comes in the world. what brought about inhabitants a bit for a village, the poor, beautiful. the one was dependent. and why? because then the other 2 is of the ruling part dictates that the people in our country created all of the dependents,

the dependency that will depend on the grounds depend on the patient, all those things so that they'd be comfortable with the cost. so as a pc, we want to liberate what people from that depended the single day on their own. can do something because it's just a government who say butler live, the people, those live, what skills be given the something like maybe you want to start as publish will tell us how much you want give you so that know they can initiate, create jobs for other people to work on that. so to destroy the dependence. so as a piece of, we feel that this is an open opportunity for us as a pc to ensure that to a pc 30 to the purchase of this country. and just to watch, house and watch have been the main challenges, the apc has faced in these highly competitive nations. not in the middle southern,

just because we don't want to be controlled because they said w you'll here's the peeve is called the tool. so the apc depends on its members. what did you start with come paying for the missing from our own coordinates. why? because we don't want them. what did the, what's that must us to do to tell us what to do? the other part is put them off again. are they really? i forget the agenda of this people are really i forget because this is if you look at the report is an oxygen this medical button did the end of the week. but that these do not, these are these that drove off because it's, it shows that little bit more concerned about that you will be in must us then our,

our own people. so as a p c. well, seeing that, that's why we say the silver told us that we've had the v, like hungry, the jet cold. and to be effective to go. because do some would, it gives you some feed. it means that know when you are in power, you have to decide to do what needs to be done. so if they choose the one that's independent, so the most of those our colors. once you lose the color, people come to us as african people talk as, as poor. but when they go outside, they get demanded from the african people that the main data that they get from the african people who they send the african people as, as know, they said that must have not, you'd well quote, being taken to to those countries that they have to do that, no much use the, the sun and wind for something that know they themselves,

they failed to utilize. so as a dispute, let's move on to the sofa. is that no, i have to leave this on top of all when people still double can be able to say that no roughly somewhat different in terms of the way we also understand that the members of the bid to visit is the association and the apc parties have recent emerged, what do you think was the purpose of that? so if you want to see the healing pulled out to go to push back, reach the hole in the city or foot thoughts. so uh huh. uh. the just and we show a lot of similarities because they do care about the port of the pool. so they've joined the apc up i haven't been approached by different or did you kind of practice. but because they know that it just really does have douglas fed under tough products. so there's sort of general join house together because this and

most of that is destroying the people whose balconies. so we want to get rid of that more stuff. so that comes during the 26th there, but a lot and paid to see most government every day they push back originally despite it. and it took that run as a, as a warning shots. so the argument between but in a pc, so when he saw that no, regardless of did come in for independence. and if the in these votes, she is a, in the lead, but full sold off 50 percent, it will have to make an agreement with one or more political parties to government with, with the apc paul, to be willing to enter into such a cooperation with the ac, you see of a pc roughly and that new route added to the web with anybody but provided with good conditions. if not putting, we agree. that is what much good because by just because, you know,

in all the municipalities you asking about how much is a budget they don't know. so as a to see what i see there, what does best budgets should be the 1st part of it to this is the leasing office. i have not lived for please because some people miss on the on the spend a little bit of proficient. a, it's a people, this is not a good idea. i know it's a big what if it's a big one for 2 small cost? did you have to go? but let extra position you really don't know. you called legs, but they didn't post a delay that that know was taken in 1950. if you book nice them you can only use the land that they don't want to use. so as a to see was seen when say the land, whether it's good or affinity to the mice. me to this guy, to this fucking below the african people,

the african people who have all of this is leslie. so that's condition number 2. number 3, that is in fact everything is fluctuate to why, because the state of the control, the control for all of the big, the big mistake age. this the s o e s o e must remain in the hands of the government wise, all the them, all of our friends are taken to the private private companies and the people. okay, so be bought, who's going to buy them anyway? both the money and the when the mission part of took over in 1948, it was with, with all the port. so they decided that to stop this, this did all into places to, to do, to get roosevelt on people and, and know that no doubt of power the one could take you to give it to the i there's,

that's the ticket with the left hand side. so now that body them back sort thought to them was created, don't own their own it well for the are only to do it at the expense of the bill of this contract. so as a to see what see, we cannot allow that deluxe. so is this any part of that? no, we exceeded to this for the month bill, we're going to cooperate with one position. we're going to put the inside of the african people at the center. and so don't know what can you do? so don't know. maybe we can do this one, not for be a municipal idea of you, but for what people have, what, what, what it with, with any, anybody to put composite the a see to that. thank you so much for your time. is the facts you really asking questions that a lot of stuff because of also asking but starting to get answers to really appreciate your time. and that was in the start. see the deputy president of the african peoples convention policy and the head off the nation's. it's giving us his

perspective on these indexes back to use to do that. we'll be catching up with you again soon. i'm sure thank you for that. are to know if you can get a live in johannesburg. not a northern does. that is really our strikes have killed at least 2 palestinians, an injured many more people in the city of jamalia. this wedding state of this, according to local authorities, had all of the space really military, also continue with it sir, as strikes in the rough or overnight, ignoring on order from the international court of justice to hold a tax in a city overflowing with refugees, reports the idea of types of pushed through to this central gas is southern most civic. i'm wondering, we're about to show you some disturbing images. the latest deadly strikingly elma was c 10 comp is locally reported to have claimed 21 lives. the majority of them women,

the area had been designated for the safe zone by v as are in the army know the idea of has the night targeting to come despite another refugee side on the outskirts of profit also being hit. in the past few days, we heard from locals about the situation in the sites of the enclave. the. 6 me, i'm after the boat, i don't know how much i'm going to show. know the yes, the the the send me an active on the not good. we're not, i'm not the only on by the way, but when i was involved, i don't, i don't know if in your probably won't try to handle it. so i'm glad. i mean i've

been shopping mostly small a. hey wally, it's really lawmakers help us to pull luminary draft to designate the un relief fund works agency for palestine. refugees, a terrorist organization. the votes in the cabinets that were $42.00 in favor and 6 against them. that if the bill becomes a law, israel will cease all ties with on rough on the organizations of fits in his re health territory shut down a bit stuff expelled. the motion was launched after israel accuse someone right info. ease of directly taking part in the kid. nothing of people during the october 7 to or right side by side across to expert on israel palestinian relations side. me are joining us from the west bank city of ramallah. as always we appreciate your time. what is your reaction to the is really parliament's move essentially the brand on a terrorist organization? if it passes, it was, yeah, yeah, there might suffice it any way i can,

but the problems lucky or the problem or did you want to speak? you use the issue, but you know, if you just uh, 1948. and when the, when the stablish was established, you take care of the 1st thing that you choose, where is the glens on face time when you walk, eh, what happens that the next time you step 700000 sd and gives you g almost 3 here. so the number was even half for some use is it was just because you know what the age if somebody needs this need. however, now taking care of 6000000 intersting interview geez. and they are all 158, g cabs in 4 countries in based on new york as well. and as you

probably one is ready for the life of the catastrophe that happened. and then the bone by the bad experience, i was also that is the patients in the united nations, which is of june as i do. and they did, if you choose to go back to the, the home in and out for is, this is a be like matter, you know, usually don't back, you know, as right as they, they know what jewish your jewish state. so it's in their best interest is to do my wish, the whole idea of what i see or reduce the views, the idea over the organization, which is dead. because according to the order was, was established. it's, we continue to function the properties that you use. so yeah, the i was it to raise just related to that because it's really lawmakers want the

country to cut all ties with unwrapped bottom. the organization in israel strip its employees of immunity. therefore, is there an alternative to help those civilians most indeed, if that happens and no, it is not the more than 2000000 people already been was back and you guys are, the drivers of it which is on the door is right. if you don't wish the lives in the or the exposure every day by 3 stories includes that the be probably the f one device do you use is this uh eh, these areas and my d g g comes into a bank of mine guns in the, in the guys that uh, they are taking care of vision as well. okay. well, uh, well actually i have is, is that the new device providing you guys to reduce this is an international

organization created by an international my position. now the thing is, what is, what is the one of the nice things the oh no, i couldn't. you don't get too much because we usually go to the organization. imagine you like additional visions of the vision. when is the design to accuse that uh the oh no with this. busy issue was you sorry to try like, let me, let me just put the accusations to you and then we'll get your view on them because they are quite dumbing. as we mentioned in january, israel stated that at least a dozen unrest staff took part in the october 7th attack. it also alleged that some of the weapons were stored in unrest facilities. and now we've got the politician from a right waiting party in israel. at uli and well enough to get who brought forward this bill, seeing that some 10 percent of unrest, stuff and gas that is connected to quote terrorist organizations. if even

a fraction of that is correct, how's the organization don't enough to route? i think stream must elements. what was there isn't, there is in front of these issues and these are or lies because we're at the is the person that was. busy and why don't you, joe? oh, you know where, where a bunch beating is just trying to do so much. did you ever provide any kind of under was to separate the investigations and by the right division and by doing a lot on that. and they didn't find any evidence of what these really the about the provide, any kind of evidence you're going to do. you know, we, we viewed some stories from, some of the prisoners were released. and was that the, during this war and they were working on what might be what you

do the other stand by these ladies, you discount visual person 1st, they were under pressure this a little pressure rising and sometimes even give them some divisions on you to say that we know someone who's working on speaking in the cues don't otherwise so easily. i have no evidence at all. and all of these are the asians your, the that and i'm asked would leave at your store as i. busy know if it's really these for god sake, is there any now i've seen that how much, how 700 miles or meters and 10 is on the lease and get what they need to really do store some, some outside in the, in the facility was was there and they don't actually organize and just related, just related to that western countries were quick to slash their funding for the

agency after the allegations by usual against unrest. am has that in any way picked up again, what is the situation that under it is facing with, with funding from abroad? yes. well, after this engagement immediately, 17 congress, either without any doubts, without revision or investigation, 70 countries, they got that funding is on the launch will be great, huge problem for the a box or generally enough that most of these companies are going back to they including germany, they are down, back to ready for each and the only country. now with the 3 countries on the now, we may not be huge, but the most important one is united states american states. and i think it's julie from xerox. and for the veterans is forced by nothing, you know, i know of the, of these big issues or so they got the funding for the launch and we have to

mention that the united states, they are the main cause me back to the last one said it's fun just, it's coming from the united states to be a $165000000.00 every year. now when they use that step of the budget a just as josh sold some of the companies now i will give you these boards and try to and the grease the. busy vision, in order to, you know, make your make, make it as, as i said, these general and make sure that the worst thing goes on. and the one ours is the only organization who work in that guy that's appreciated. the 35000. busy additional now for agreed by the doctors and teachers. and so the only organization that has the better thing is now especially those who are moving from one area to another because.