really cheap, domestic, political, fostering or a reflection of the moral rocks of american foreign policy, probably by the police 20 people are killed in a pair of ukrainian strikes on residential areas of the front line 1st on that comes just hours after i'm attack on the don't boss to the of look, guns, left for dead on stuff included when it comes to nuclear escalation. we never started this rhetoric. we simply said it should be taken more seriously. and they immediately started talking about us brandishing nuclear weapons. speaks of the flagship plenary session of the st. petersburg, international economic forum, stating the country steers clear of escalating any nuclear rhetoric and calls for a more serious dialogue with the west. plus the european commission claims you

train on the dover, are ready to start to see us session talk says critics point out the less than democratic truck records of those to come for the just a few moments into the weekend here in moscow a saturday june, the 8th, hello, and welcome to the news. our civilians have come under fire in the latest ukrainian strike on a residential area in the and baffled her southern region. local officials say at least 20 people, including a child, were killed in the shelling of the store. the village store 15 others were injured in the attack which also damaged private property. the surviving victims are not being treated in hospital officials report the t as forces use an aerial bomb, as well as a us supplied highmore is missile system to hit the area us earlier this

friday or on friday, 4 people were killed. and another $43.00, including children wounded in a you printing an attack on a residential area of the guns sitting more than 2 dozen buildings were damaged. american supplied attack ends and the files were used on is, according to the russian defense ministry. crossing new york at the latest session of the un security council, rushes deputy in boston or islam. the recent western listing of some restrictions on the use of its weapons. by key f, a couple was it, when you see it, there is no doubt that the western delegations, the cone beam, un security council meeting story need to know to care about the humanitarian situation. the ukraine, or the suffering of civilians in the country, let alone the boarder regence of russia. in fact, they hardly care about such matters with anywhere in the world towards the united states and europe and countries are not fighting for ukraine, but for the so called leadership. and you're going to just columbus. sions. there's

another blaine to that example of the west and hypotheses that while the professor concerned over the humanitarian consequences of the conflicts. and you created western capitals of liberty, escalating it by continues before and billions of dollars into weapons as well as providing arms themselves. and recently a giving that product to jazz and key of culture launch to use may to weapons against all territory. but that was they proposed as a solution is multi piece formula, but a full level the blood shed when the best security council meeting was summoned by france. and it does come against the backdrop of paris, promising to supply additional fighter jets to ukraine, as well as provide training to thousands of ukrainian soldiers. this really highlights how is bronzes involvement in the conference and crane is only picking up steam at the same time. k is a role in all of this has been reduced to just providing a steady flow of new co scripts to be thrown into the mead grinders only. this is

something that russia has once again tried to withdraw the sport like to during the security council meeting as the gym. so shy, why do the us and other countries keep sending more and more western c crane? is it really out of concern for you? crazy and civilians, no, instead of hoping for peace cube has been given the goals, sacrificing this population on the battlefield for the 2 political interests of its west and patrons. every month the ukrainian army lose its thousands of soldiers, is it killed or wounded? the current widespread force conscription is sending these units off on trains, increasing the younger ukrainian men to the desk. it's no secret. the personnel with a draw stage comes primarily from the us administration. the lives of ukraine's young generation on nothing more than expendable resources for washington. this has been openly stated by members of the american establishment to admit that such as policy saves the lives of western, sold more over this approach,

benefits to western genuine. as a booster revenues of a military industrial complex. now one of the more moderates takes about this conflict was the voice by china use the platform to once again. stress is concerned about the preload nature over to india. crane as being king. also underlined is that they are in the talking to both parties of this conference, which is of course, russia kinds of ukraine. now again, this was not a pro russian speech whatsoever, but by being so violent, it just highlighted how ultimatum, like the speeches of the united states and its allies, west to have less than we should not tolerate children having to grow up under constant bombardment from russian missiles, drones, and shows we have come together once again to confront the green. we are the coolest by the escalating attacks in the healthcare region. russia foot uh have for

the last 8 months used and hidden behind the tragic situation and gaza. let me just be very clear, the united states will not let the russian federation continue this hypocrisy and the council without a response. well, the word hypocrisy was in russia's lips as well. pressure talked about how american made weapons very often used by key to attack civilian targets, not military ones. like on friday, several u. s. made long res to attack comes massages, were used to attack the city of with guns. the total number of civilians, both injured and killed in that attack, is in the dozens including 2 children. now a whole apartment block and france an entrance to an apartment building collapse as a result of that may so attack. and that is very much the case. how american made weapons are used elsewhere in the gaza strip. that is a very uncomfortable topic for washington. given that at least 36000 people have

been killed there by israel. and israel has been so far, very, very reluctant to wrap up its military operation in the gaza strip. that's something that hundreds of thousands of people will across the world hold upon israel to do so. and so in general, is this, the security council meeting only highlighted how much russia and the west, especially the united states and its allies, are at loggerheads with each other and so much so it has sofa really done nothing to bring peace in ukraine any closer. let's get reaction to the day is a leasehold developments with retired us are forced lieutenant colonel carman koski . you're most welcome your immediate reaction to these latest ukrainian attacks that kill civilians as we heard in the conflict. so reportedly with americans supplied weapons to yes,

this is where it's been going. i mean, this is the trend line from the very beginning with the american conduct in supplying ukraine in this proxy war that the united states wanted and full minute. so it's a, it's, it's a, on an arc, a, it continues to get worse and worse. and it's funny that they would use, as you pointed out, the words of hypocrisy at the un security council. because the united states is the most popular progress in crone member there. yeah, you mentioned the un security council, the latest session of which saw a british official blame moscow for the suffering saying it was the, the soul suffering of civilians and the print conflict was done at to, to russia coming up the same week as now. we're seeing civilians dying and residential areas. is it blind ignorance, or is it something else?

um, its willful ignorance, particularly was the u. k. and the united states. the media is not free media. it is state media and the state media has a very repetitive a narrative which they have been pounding for over, you know, over 2 years, over 2 and a half years. they've been pounding this rhetoric even before the russian invasion and that rhetoric as it regards ukraine, is that the ukraine is an innocent victim, and that it has done nothing wrong and that the united states and the u. k. also have done nothing wrong and there could be nothing farther from the truth than that . but um that is kind of the government story. so if you're looking at that media, they are devoted and obedient to the government, narrative at all. and i'll point, since this is a problem, because it's hard to change your story when you've never,

when you know they're, they're relying on government information only. so it's bad information. they are willfully ignorant of the truth. the flow of weapons continues to pace into ukraine, but also the developments at the recent development, stating that at weapon supplied by western countries to key of can not be used on what those countries see as introductory, recognize russian territory. so deeper into russian. we didn't have a chance to speak about that before. so what is your take on that when you heard that, were you shocked or where you of, if you, that this is simply spar and this is the way the escalation is occurring to it. it certainly is predictable in terms of how the escalation is going on. the fact that the united states is, hasn't spoken to russia in over 2 years. okay? so it's in a bad direction. it's escalating in that regard. but what concerns me even more is

our past experience the united states has past experience with putting limits on targets that the lansky and the opinion military choose. because we have told them in the past, for drones and for other things, don't strike this, avoid this area, please don't do this with these weapons. and ukrainian authorities, of course, have ignored that completely. so to allow them even more longer range, missiles, more destructive weaponry to go further into russia or other places have a longer range it doesn't with, with no improvement in the behavior of the current in the military. in fact, i think there's some disagreement between ukraine and united states because we haven't given them as much as they wanted. so why would we do that? we cannot trust them to obey our limits, which tells me and we know that. so that means those limits are simply for the,

for the consumer, they are, they are works, they may nothing. and we know goodwill that the various weapons, especially those with longer ranges, will be used wherever the ukrainians decide to use them. and as they become more desperate, those targets will become more i think, in line with what we normally consider to be terrorism. yeah, it's not them are put and has said russian reserves the right to send its own weapons to countries that have come under western pressure. he's made it clear that such shipments haven't actually started yet. do you think that could happen eventually and perhaps would come freeze? would you for see, getting at those weapons us? oh, well, you mean where they're coming from? you live in poland, france at the mirage is um you know, some of these other surrounding uh, natal member countries. i would think though that, um, if we look at mr. pruitt, this past record,

a very systematic type of responses that mainly it will still attacks on american weapons and supplies will create maintained in the country, the territory of ukraine. so an f 16 in ukraine will be destroyed in ukraine. um that kind of think that's what i would think. but um, certainly, if we switch this and put the shoe on the other foot, how, how do you imagine the united states would react to uh, to another country can get, you know, pursuing and supporting a proxy war against us on our own territory. that would be that would be something that we would take very seriously would probably react in a very radical way, and that would be supported by americans. so it is very interesting how we do not understand the united states and washington does not understand what they have engaged in what they have created and you create as always,

your time on your thoughts are much appreciated. carting petoskey retired us or force lieutenant colonel lie from virginia to day. thank you. thank you. russia is steadily winnings on the battlefield and has no need to resort to the use or even testing of nuclear weapons. that's according to president clinton, who out in the western plains that but most goes elijah, the intent to the point ukes are out of touch with reality. so for this, this is when it comes to nuclear escalation, we never stopped in this rhetoric. we simply said it should be taken more seriously, and they immediately started talking about us brandishing nuclear weapons. if we're not, that's the 1st thing. the secondly, on the use and on use of such weapons, new russia has a nuclear dr. any and everything is written. we'll see that it was possible in an exceptional case, it comes from like in the event of a threat to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. so i do not

believe that such a case has arisen from this doctrine is a living instrument. and we are closely watching what is happening in the world and around us and see me and we do not to allow you to making some changes to this document. so this is also related to the nuclear weapons states century $21.00 is not only signed in but also ratified at the end. you should, those on the americans also signed it, but didn't on ratify it. so in today's circumstances, we have withdrawn rectification that that's the necessary we're interested. we will conduct tennessee maintenance move in for now. there is no such need because we are information capabilities. computer ability allow us to keep everything up the video . but the while you listen to the white house downing street pretty much, we're off the west and media and you would believe the document future is sitting in the kremlin, is profiting and cannot get in recent weeks, took about the end of the world weapons have really reached a fever pitch, so it is on surprising up. the topic was raised at the st. petersburg for and with the russian needs for the umpteenth time that states in very class setting the

record straight most scope has no intention of deploying it to the weapons. and for critics who might not take him on his what, okay, well then let's just look at some of the facts. let's take a moment to compare, rushing on west and commitment to meet. going to terrance over the yes. yes, rush. it does have the largest meet to the also in the wild spot. in 2002, washington pulled out of the abm treaty and 2019 washington pulled out just enough traits. in 2020 washington pulled out of the open sky street in in 2023. washington said that it would no longer shot me to the alms data with most go as of tons of new stop treaty. i'm also hearing now that that a costing doubts about the future of that adult 2 months as well. and it's washington, which is now saying things like this. we may reach a point in the coming years, or an increase from current deploy numbers is required. if that date does come,

it will result from a determination that more nuclear weapons are required to deter our adversaries and protect the american people and our allies and partners. we need to persuade our adversaries that managing rivalry through arms control is preferable to unrestrained competition across domains. successive us administrations, can trump pull on to the arms control treaties, the us can diversify as we had and potentially boost. it's also and frame it as just being competitive, but washer was somehow the one who's holding weld to atomic one. some. i'm also i, i can't help but just to remind what we will know of one thing. there was any one country in old walt animal, human history, which has actually deployed. he had told me from the us in japan, in 1945, twice and with a pool of a 1000000 people launch, the civilians were killed to send a strong signal to the soviet union about american might. so really, any attempts to portray russia as

a global risk in this regard should be comical to anyone who knows even a page of history. we do seem to be entering a particular phase in the role in ukraine, ukrainians on tying in the thousands and terrorist evidence of that is the cube is that truly driving its man of the streets to feed the front. but front line is daily moving and russian space on the west is faced with this reality that it's money. it's weapons. it's that, as we failed to secure and to nestle directory, that opponents not just be ukraine and people but its own people. but it functions in the meantime have managed to to, um, to, to rate their economy bring about huge multiply retained dollarization. so to distract from this failure, they resort to fed mongering. and of course like you said there was no great affair . then the end of the wald, it's not in the boots and seems to have taken it upon himself to expose this to debunk the narrative that is being spawn out. but i think there was definitely

a sense that this, this was, was a rich ration of red 9. she said about session that on you can adopt the trend is if i re play uh, no nukes unless we space next essentially. but from unless why shot is on the attack on like, the us, which has of plus probably want to see the reality though is the russian language come under attack from west and what is that? and on top of that, you have a pay or in the region how the initiative, which has engaging in sir re dangerous talk about all being up. i'm borrowing nips from america. russia is increasingly militarized into cleaning grad region. recently it has been relocate and it's nuclear weapons developers. if our allies decide to deploy nuclear weapons as part of nuclear chevron and our territory as well in order to strengthen the security of negatives eastern flank, we're ready for it. so it's hot who wants to see both days moves as us go to tori and provocative. but that really is the package. all that we have to look at. one

of this. again, it's not a free touch west, which is musing control which is ramping up rhetoric, which is ramping up the conflicts which is really driving this irresponsible, took about a new to the conflict, and we have most good, and it's not in the newton who is cooling on comm heads to prevail, but also just reminding nato and co, the russian, like anyone else does have a right to defend itself. the question of course, is what that there is increasingly right just additions in brussels, london on washington will take heed up this morning. suffocated taylor, there was speaking of the st. petersburg, international, economic for them president put and also touched upon the legitimacy of the authorities in key. if he sees there is no room for interpretation. when it comes to the cleaning constitutions only restrictions on the presidency position. member, so lensky is held onto despite his term expiring last month. the just put them in

the mail. can you please put them understood? yes, there are problems here, of course, because of the current authorities appear to have loss and legitimacy. a mean, even a cursory analysis of ukrainian legislation shows that they have lost and legitimacy . and there is the 3rd article of the constitution which says that i'm the president is elected for 5 years only. there is an article, a degree of the constitution of ukraine, which says that under martial law, the powers of the event coming out of the can be extended way, a little flooding. nothing you said about extending the powers of the president. we are ready for negotiations, but only i repeat on the terms that we agreed to when we started these negotiations in minnesota and then continued in this number to reach you and not on something made up ideas. like even if we mean to take those agreements and establish a basis, we must still proceed from the reality of today. when we see the force to mobilize ation. and of course, the age of mobilization, they will be low and we know reliably from ukrainian sources that the americans have set conditions for their continued support by lowering the mobilization age to

$25.23. been 20 and 18 or perhaps straight down to 18. what is important for us today on our recruiting around 30 to 50000, which you know, a month before last i think they recruited somebody just ship them. so this means that any new recruits will only be feeling that most institution a prominent. they're really internalised on middle east research or a bus of chloe is among the many guess up the for him. we asked him for his taken hard must go until around hopping, teaming up against all the western groups against you know, some um i think that maybe by the pressure or the sanction. so it colors in coming from the west inside. this could create kind of, you know, problems difficulties or challenges too. but you know, this whole thing creates opportunity for those of, you know, been under the pressure or to see and focus on those common areas more precisely and carefully. and this has been pushing the relations like you run and russia to

be closer. you know, the thing was that the ron and russia, they had cooperation on political matters as well as in a security or defense related issues. but these days we are seeing that the cooperation on ben economic field is also flourishing. and interestingly into this cautions we are hearing given, not from russia, and that's just for me wrong, but other countries, they are talking about the dollarization. it means that even other countries or not, cannot directly onto the sciences of thinking either the sites or the rest, the thinking of, you know, getting out of the combination by the west and the united states. this creates a ton of connectivity among many nations and countries and brief, i think has a potential for a feature that they can draw with. they can expand that ukraine. moldova are perfect candidates for expanding b, e. u. at least that's according to the european commission,

which has stated that the 2 countries are fully ready to start a session talks about is despite the authorities in both nations, have been crackdown and opposition parties and media within their borders. but brussels appears to be turning a blind eye, a lot of shows, as you are aware, indeed the points on the accession so says with all the icons with ukraine was today. and in the agenda of the core of her, we understand that this uh, this point has now been concluded. and we can do to confirm that on the commission side, we've provided to all this seeing or updates to the member states. and we consider it as to all the steps have been met by the 2 by the 2 countries were reacting to the e. u commission's extension of a pop the way to the block for ukraine. russia has called the approach and example of double standards must go on to others point out that some other candidate states have been waiting in line for years or decades. well,

key of escaping me to this all comes that made ongoing elections in the you itself or to contribute, or rachel morrison has been gauging the opinions of folders. the european union parliamentary elections now under way across the $27.00 nations loc until sunday are an opportunity for citizens to democratically express once every 5 years how they feel about the competence of the current european establishment. so how's that been going lately? this war is we coming russia's economic perspective for decades to come. so the russian economies collapsing portion is still getting money, but he can hardly spend enough money and time is not working for russia. it's one that is working against russia. the european parliament will help ukraine in any way possible to advance on all the necessary steps on the 2 repeating pos. okay, so maybe all those anti rushing you sanctions did not bring russia to its knees. it

brought some other people to their knees economically though europeans. what's queen ursula vander line. i'm elected european commission president, is living rent free in her office, or a room next to our office at the commission building, getting free utilities and pocketing 2600 year olds. and housing allowance because she's living right free. so guess it's kind of tough to relate to the skyrocketing energy prices and inflation slamming the average european voter as a result of anti rushing you policy. so it's not exactly a big shock that voters would be gravitating to anti establishment parties right now, particularly ones on the right way. that also happened to be attacked so publicly and so often and so overly by the establishment. the voters know pretty much for sure that those particular parties probably have the least to do with the current mess. french president, a menu as not home with 70 percent disapproval,

and german chancellor all off shows right behind at 69 percent. disapproval is just such a mystery to these guys why people would want to take an electoral chance on parties like, for example, germany's alternative for do it's not that sound like they're talking basic common sense on everything that the establishment has screwed up policy wise from ukraine to energy tv for home for the tours delivery must be categorically rejected. age, the chancellor is responsible for ensuring the gym and he does not become a posse of was a the only reasonable solution is the loan ship node stream to even if the gas storage facilities are full. this will be enough for about 3 months in the winter, and watts next audiology should give way to real politics. guided by facts, has need those leading power carried out an attack on our country's vital critical infrastructure in europe being waters. if so,

one would have to question whether the alliance is ensuring security in europe, or rather jeopardizing it here in france and not even depends right wing of populist national riley party is set to take up to 4 times the seats of mac hose before they solve party, not surprising when, if so, says found that 38 percent a french voter see the will actions as just an opportunity to stick it to mac hall, even though he hasn't even running for any seat himself, nor is le pen. but she must be saying something that seems to resonate with voters, maybe and things like this. oh, shoot, uh host. as for the sanctions against russia, i'm telling you now ineffective to deal, do they really? and thoughts of our own agricultural sectors may have no real impact on the russian economy and the impacts they had disorder on the french economy set up, france and germany are not the only european countries with anti establishment parties using ukraine as a wedge issue against their establishment opponents,

hungry sphincter or bond is playing up the need for peace as opposed to continued war and neighboring ukraine to such as a desk party, apart from its conservative opponents and much shaping up to be a tight race. now, we won't go to war. we won't leave our home cutting east for the 3rd time. we won't go to the russian fronds again. we've been there, we have nothing to do there. so i know it sounds like the other candidates in these e will actions are adopting a similar playbook. ukraine is the most corrupt country in the world. and suddenly europeans started giving tens of billions of heroes to such a country. i heard the president zalinski, his mother in law, bought a villa in egypt for several $1000000.00, and we still wonder where our money is going. if the same of friends are popping up all over europe, it's only because the same issues are being imposed like straight jacket on the entire block, which is why farmers from france and germany to the netherlands and poland have taken to the streets against the bureaucratically stifling you common agricultural

policy that added the extra burden of privilege of low cost access of ukrainian farming products to the common market driving down the prices of the products of local european farmers. the then there is a problem in cost of living. price is fueled by the energy crisis that the even post on itself when biden told that to do something cool too impressed. it's girlfriend zalinski. so brussels went like okay, yeah, watch this. see how much i love you and promptly shut off the gas from russia. so how is that new relationship going corporate across the euro area, we're exposed to and continue to face different energy costs with consequences for the gross. the energy price shock which has had europe and economies

disproportionately affect.