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me. ah. ah. close to 2 host world leaders at a u. k. coastal town for the 2021 g 7, summit corona virus, vaccines and carbon emissions will be high on the agenda. but with russia in china, out of the loop, how much progress can be made in tackling the global issues of our time? the g 7 summit on alex's era, me the for decades, russia has been our major player when it comes to the middle east, whether that's been academically politically or militarily from syria to libya. ron

and the for the ongoing, legal, israel, occupational, pun, assigned, must have had a role to play. i'm yawning from petersburg, where i got down with the countries deputy foreign minister on the covenant special . i worked for the region for dental. as you talk to algebra, i your excellence, you mr. mcclain. but then i'll thank you very much for talking to alta 0. let's start with israel's latest warren casa and it's continued attempts ethnic cleansing the our population of jerusalem. russia was seemingly absent in this latest crisis compared to, for example, other countries. egypt, the united states cutter even as a member of the quartet were how do you view what has been happening and what has been your role in this latest episode that and i last at the what it on? no, no, no,

i can't agree that we were absent during this crisis. the 10 day crisis. immediately after the events in east jerusalem and shift for the district. the problems in the mosque, the tension in these jerusalem because then the shelling started rocket aerial raids. we were in contact with the concern part is with our brothers the, our friends, the palestinians, the authority in romano. i was personally in continuous contact one twice every day with the palestinians and israelis. so we were in contracts with the leaders in the palestinian factions. also the p l o late is president abu mazen.

and we have direct relations with the people in guys that hum as and in the higher where the political leaders of hamas, their foreign wing of hammers, and its male and ia of a labyrinth of a lead. and the most liberal missouri. i spoke almost every day with the leaders of her mess and also with israelis. we talk to them on a daily basis into levine and the, our embassy works hard there. we also have an embassy in ramallah. so over the phone we talk with all of them in mostly even we received people from the rainy foreign ministry. and also we were in contact with the

gulf. part is, for example, the minister la rove, was in contact with his counterparts in egypt. some actual cri suffer thee in jordan and within the quartet movements. more than once we organized the v due meetings with our counterparts in the european union, the nations united states. we had but consultations with our american partners. i'm hattie, who was in charge of this matter. so we were trying to convince bob is to stop the made. it lay the blood shedding. there's railey government, the prime minister. that's anyhow,

was the rejecting disease. fire probably, there were some political goods. that's why the crisis took longer time. and by the way, we have proposed and we have supported some out of initiatives from egypt from and other initiatives still discuss the matter in a serious way. within the security council, the new york we issued a statement, but unfortunately, the americans called the nation with israel. where delaying this where without having fruitful results. why did netanyahu, and for that matter, the united states refuse a ceasefire in the beginning. very frankly, this is not a pain in these is something declared filezilla government from israel, a prime minister that they want to continue the ministry action,

the shelling in order to destroy as much as they can from the high mass minutes, the infrastructure. so to so promise and the future from launching rockets on those really territories, that's why i was attending to physically liquidate all the high mass minutes equipment in garza so as not to attack israeli territories. once again that so the crisis took longer time. what end of the day we had this is fire and it seems that the damage was big here that even within the israeli community, the georgia state had a lot of damage and there were victims as well because of the military operation. and this has affected the mood of the people, leave it in israel,

also the internal problems. this is known to have the one amongst israeli citizens whether the jews or of arabs in the area of the jewish communities of israel, the spite of all the contradictions in your view. do you believe that israel succeeded in weakening how much militarily that it succeed in the aims that it set out in terms of reducing how massive military capabilities i have doubts, i have doubts. i think even high mass has launched numbers of miss sites that were not expected the miss side of the military ability in as were more than the expectations of israel. and i think yes, i'm as has lost some equipment but not comprehensively from this particular point

of view, this railey attacks, again this the gather that were aimed at hitting high mass military preparations and it was meant menissi equipment. these are not successful. this latest warren gather, didn't come out of nowhere. it came after the continued attempt by israel to ethnically cleanse jerusalem from its arab pilots. thing in population. what is russia stones with regards to israel's policies of ethnic cleansing in palestine? we are supporting the peaceful coexistence between religious factions, jews, arabs, christians, moslems, that's why we support dialogue and this physical existence, the jews, the arabs, as palestinians, also who live in the elk. but that is what mister bucket of these piece talks have

been going on for decades. the political process has been gone, gone for years and years and all the while. israel continues in its policies of ethnic cleansing, force displacement of home, demolitions and policies that have been described by human rights watch and other organizations as apartheid. whilst there has been no power to essentially holt israel from continuing these policies. resolutions the end of the lucia, this security council resolutions, the general assembly solution of the international resolutions, the human rights, all these matters are discussed are being discussed for decades. now. none of these may in resolution have been implemented within the framework of israeli out of the wool grice's. where is the can too full to resolution. it's accepted by everyone because the project of to fall to the solution was accepted by both

sides of the americans. this was solution was the base full. so taking out the problems, the full of june lines, which means the withdrawal of israeli occupying forces behind the blind of photo of june 1967. but the end of the day there was an agreement that the new merican administration went back to the 2 state solution. the rational situation is clear as the very beginning after the declaration of independence from g area, the national policy and the security we accepted. and we lodge the policy and, and the pin to the state on the sick, the 7 borders with them as capital. so our position was 3 since the eighty's. and this was during the era of model, the palestine and president have you or the russian government try to persuade israel from halting the force displacement of person in families from the

shifter off neighborhood in occupied jerusalem. now, listen, we say that you are neighbors, jews, and arabs are neighbors. so you should agree on peaceful coexistence according to the bases that have been approved by the united nations, the petition degree, the 2 photo resolution were the base of the solution in a sense of that israel and palestine 2 neighboring states, living and peace within, accepted, and acknowledged bold does, according to these principles, accepted internationally through direct negotiations and the bilateral negotiations. the bilateral talks since all slow were important in this connection. and based on my wrapping up,

there is one noble peace prize and the prime minister robbins an oblong mar. i'd have exchanged letters of acknowledgment between p a low and the state of israel, which means this agreement was the bass for the positive dollar between both bosses . let's move to another of the many crises that russia is heavily involved in. the iran nuclear talks that are ongoing in vienna. how do you use those talks that have been going on for the past couple of months now? listen, at the very beginning. what has been written by some american officials? the agreement at the very beginning, when the whole story started regarding the iranian nuclear program, there were, must secret talks. but now everything is well known when both part is iran and america agreed on certain formula of the deal of the agreement. we joined to this

russia anglo in france, germany, china, your opinion, we joined is already ready agreement as a result of the possible to iran and not to the states. now, those individuals who took part at that then from tokyo and thereby did officially it was now thought that this was an achievement for them. and for the region useful in the international relations. because this would prevent iran from having an nuclear bomb and the nuclear watch dog will be watching this. that's why i think this is all right. and that should be, as it was, that's why the folks that took a long time and the balance between all the details with their and end of

the day this deal has been signed by the participants approved and in those by the security resolution. so it's binding according to the u. n. charter. this is an agreement between the concerned parties and this has been accepted in those by the international community. several weeks ago, there were reported leaks of comments allegedly made by wrongs foreign minister of the reef. in those quotes he's or statements. he's purported to have accused russia of filibustering or even trying to sabotage the initial around nuclear deal back in 2000. and 15, is that true? no, this is not accurate at all. this is the exaggeration. we cannot and we will not delay or disrupt or prevent,

as long as there was agreement between iran and the united nations. why should we disrupt this? so there is the international watch dog that has the plots of monitoring and inspecting all the activities of the nuclear program in iran for these goals. that's why them will always support these efforts, particularly most of the iranian u. s. efforts. this is not accurate at all. at all, they're not on the opposite. i think the run in for a minute the jo at the reef has apologized about this. his words were not accurate at all. not true at all. mister bog down of obviously it was the united states withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal, which ultimately led to its collapse. and that was under former president donald trump. now we have

a new administration in the white house. how do you and your government of you, that administration, particularly its policies towards the middle east? and i think the elements are there for better conditions. and the new u. s. administration repeats the old situation of the 2 state solution in the middle east between the policy of israelis. the policy and in issue is just issue. so we need this solution, the 2 state solution and the return to talks with iran about the nuclear program, with the participation of china and european countries. so this is another positive indication, promising indication, i hope the u. s. administration, the new one will go further and also we need collective

efforts. we were sponsors of the madrid conference. i was a member of the soviet union. we work with the americans as sponsors, with the magic conference, and this full, the peace process in the middle east. the multi part process is quite and also bilateral talks between as well as the jordanian ballasting in delegation within integration with the syrian delegation. we corporate, we deal with all of them. we help the american efforts in this regard. there are some indications that the collective work would start again with the quartet, and we work on that with an anti quantum thorough. and i and c, s at donald trump cannot to submit my check a little bump it up the up of course because the

former u. s. administration of the trump administration have proposed oh, the so called sentry deal. and it was not a bad deal because it suits one part to israel and as i excepted at all by the palestinians, and by the out of that's why there's a big difference between this initiative, by trump and his administration. the kind of situation when i can because he will not be tough enough for what i know. how did he know they did not? i agree with you he. he got up to be stuff that i have regarding this because i follow up resolutions of the arab league, the positions of the out of countries, collectively o bilaterally they wear or the participation of the gulf country.

i gave it to you. no, no, no. listen. oh, the policy in ins and the sub was, ah, those who can control themselves and the issue, not the country is not the arab come to the final say is for the palestinians regarding the palestinian issue, the, our friends. that's why i think all the adams are supporting the rights, legitimate tribes of the palestinian people and the arab initiative created by friends in saudi arabia, in those, in the bare room summit and in the climate conference summit. so this is a common ground between the arabs to build on and also between the muslim countries . let's move over to north africa now and libya. what is russia's objective when it

comes to libya, the civil war? there, you've been involved in it. russian mercenaries who wagner a president there. what is the aims of russia's foreign policy when it comes to libya? the stability, this is what we need in libya, bees, libyan libyan acorda. this is the goal of russia. also, we have common ground to create a solution to the libyan crisis. outcome of berlin conference. mr. put in personally, it was there and i was among the accompanying delegation. i bought dissipated in the preliminary meetings in january 2020. after that based on the berlin conference, the security council should the resolution 2510 and this is the ground of accepted by the lesser community. and now by the way,

we are ready for the fallen ministers meeting in berlin after 2 or 3 weeks in june. that's why since the beginning we were aiming at making success. fortunately, unfortunately, native in 2011 has destroy libya. lab. oh, the gym of get that v was not only toppled, but the country has been destroy. it has been dismantled. the institutions have gone. but allow me, mister minister, you to russia. it also is accused of supporting one fight. wagner, the russian mercenary, made up of former russian military, our presence in libya. no, no. you supported the half star over the other side. not more. we never impose

ourselves for the sake of any body, whether in libby or outside libya. there were so many souls and as you say that division was there in the libyan society, even within the culture diction. let me give you an example. i follow the arab resolutions and the before the meeting, the elections bi limits elections. the parliament de la la la was that de la la la land, the libyan parliament elected by the libyan people. and the results were acknowledged by libyans, by the added, by the national community before supplier rod slater, who was presenting over all the delegations in all the summits after supplier at the phase. the roger government has been formed and this government doesn't

include all the live in the parties, and there are, there are some sort of we have the beginning of the parliament escape from tripoli to brooke, because of the threats imposed by the militias. but i'm sorry, that's not a fair representation because hufton wasn't helpless. he was provided with weapons and supports by the united arab emirates, by egypt, and other in reality, you actually did support once hired over the other little national not i was marginal. no, no, no. we were in contracts with all the libyan partners, for example. and so she was in october 2019. we have the russian african summit base. the raj was the head of the libyan delegation. he met mister bolton. it was

a presenting libya. he visited us more than once and visited him and tripoli. we went in contract with all the parties in libya, the institutions in libya, the national army, the commander after and de la la la, faced the lodge missionary, the leader of the high council. those who works in the east of the country works in the west of the country, work in the south of the country. we were in contact with all of them. even those who are supposed to look to see if it's land, the former redeem, that we couldn't have to talk to them. to encourage old part is to be together to sit and to have a comprehensive dialogue to be part of the libyan libyan that long hold up to have an agreement. we welcome this political libyan dialogue. the appointment

of anthem laid is and they will council the government of the baby, the national cool, national unity government he visited us, he met put in. i know him by the way, the baby. i know him have it is us when he was a prominent figure from a slot. that's why we were in contact with every one. mr minister, do you believe the house or had a political future? we'll continue our conversation with russia, the deputy foreign minister on the highway book down of on the next episode of the top 12, dra 0. ah ah, ah

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calling for that release. israel is trying to forcibly remove them and the other.