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the infrastructural development sets new or goals for 3rd construction industry in the past difficult year worked without anybody more and then a team meal in square metres of housing was the plan for post code of development that's part of our patent giving his high profile annual state of the nation address to parliament right now let's go to our correspondent live d'asti of his new website where putin is speaking right now mark good to see you what are the key points about amir peretz it's been speaking on so far. out right at the beginning that this state of the nation address would be mostly about domestic affairs and indeed it's has been there's been a lot about the various the various issues the things russia of the russian exhausted to the public you know what with the pandemic. with the world economy

being in crisis mode but there's also much devoted to the health care system of the russian federation that includes that mia putin saying that you know the challenges that we face are tremendous we weren't ready for the pandemic in the early days but it was thanks to medics thanks to frontline doctors that we managed to beat back that pandemic in the now we have 3 vaccines. mr. moxon nation is of immense put importance right now i'm asking the government regional hands to tackle this everyone people should have the chance to get vaccinated which will allow us to have had immunity by the autumn i once again call on all our citizens to get vaccinated. we've made a breakthrough funks while scientists are now we have 3 reliable vaccines.

we compared to other countries russia hasn't been struck quite as badly by the pandemic with regards to deaths and didn't take since the united states brazil others for example and there is you know a mood of thinking among russians that well. what's the point of getting the vaccine right reputing has been repeatedly has said that that isn't the right way to think about it that people should get vaccinated it is best for them in these best for the country he also spoke about overhauling the health care system because medicine he says is undergoing revolution technologically all these new procedures operations drugs ai assisted operations and little of the russian health care system must be overhauled from from the ground up that meet the challenges it would use the opportunities presented by science and technology. today there is also much of that is the truth. about the

demographic crisis in washington it's no surprise that in the ninety's there was a huge did in births and it is being felt acutely in russia and with every new crisis births had to drop in blood repute miss out loud a slew of new measures to support mothers maternal leave to support single parents 1300 schools being opened across russia for a 1000000 more pupils a 1000000 students there's all sorts of assistance that is going to be offered to parents to the parents of small children to parents of newborn children to support them and to help russians again have more children and to increase to increase and to grow and to even maintain the population there is also much about business and interesting statistic corporate profits in 2021 in russia a going to break all records and that is in the middle of a crisis what is seen as

a huge economic process around the world where many people mean eons can't make ends meet and vladmir putin said that it will be interesting to see how these companies corporations spend that money he also said that companies which reinvest their profits rather handing them out doling out millions and billions in dividends to shareholders that those companies should be supported by the government they should be a you know as a as a way of fags that they should be lauded and said set as an example for other companies he also said that those who profit from natural resources the economy for digging up precious precious minerals of. oil the blues companies should now have absolutely have to clean clean up after themselves where we live in a different the age where it is well understood the damage that companies humanity has done. the environment of the accident here vladimir putin said that within 30

years that the huge to the greenhouse gas emissions from russia must be less than those of the entirety of the european union. indeed more green energy. and more better use more efficient use of resources to fork over the blood we're putin has said has been about the best of friends with elections coming up parliamentary elections this year that isn't a surprise but the speech isn't years over and we may hear more comments about international affairs and the crises taking place around the world brian thank you for bringing us those main points will you get back to listening and then come back to you if any more interesting points come up thank you for now. now moving on sex assaults and destruction of life on an appalling scale including of

children of the harrowing testimony exposed in a new report finding france unable to genocide of hundreds of thousands of rwandans in 1994 the document commissions by the african states government face paris quote did nothing to stop the slaughter of ethnic tootsie the latest witness accounts paint a terrifying portrait. even today that sadness does not end the thought that someone came raped you destroyed you and killed your child it is an extreme strain on my heart that will never end i only have survived.

one woman died after hutus hacked off her arms and forced them into her mouth her 2 small children aged $1.00 and $5.00 for them slaughtered. they came in a great crowd shouting like crazy people the whole place was littered with bodies. the report alleges france continued its military support to the country even after confirmation of widespread rights abuses more than a 1000000 people lost their lives the scale and brutality of the killings were verbal aerated worldwide however france senate insists it doesn't bear responsibility for inaction as a defense q of course. close to 600 pages in based on interviews with hundreds of witnesses this damning report due to the recent findings by a french commission that said paris was on quote lying to. genocidal

agenda. to not have acted to prevent the genocide that was a fact but another fact is that the government of france at that time accompanied the rwandan government that was committing massacres preparing a genocide the french government at the time was close to that government and supported them in various ways draining the diplomatic and political support that's what we call the responsibility of france in $99.00 to $4.00 france led operation turquoise a military humanitarian starting to back. it went on. but this is being accused of being a front for collaboration with the extremist who is. too close to the. was also. the reports of the genocide commissioned by from list this. is the french authorities who in this case responsibility because every 3 years

instead of supporting democracy and peace in rwanda they supported the rwandan government's policy of radical action to vision under the leadership of a dictator who was very close to the hutu extremists. ok let's take you back to live it to putin and his state of the nation address. is the fact that he has became known attempt to organize and beller. as such a nation of the president of the country. and even such glanton to actions are not condemned by the so cold western nations it seems like no one even. not as. one pretends that nothing is going on in a good place and you can. say whatever you want about the president of ukraine ghana called bitch or about mature in venezuela but was once again you can. have

whatever opinion you want to call the who was all the way is killed and who was overthrown. you are in plenty coups you can have whatever opinion you want about the political views of the president of belarus alexander look us in co but argan izing plotting coup planning a political acis a nation of. leaders of the country well it's too much you would do it because in the news that you didn't go to plan just listen to the admissions made by the participants of the coup that means cause supposed to be seized including the city infrastructure. in that it is shutting all of the entire power infrastructure of the capital of belarus it means that. actually means that. they were preparing to that massive cyber offensive action that the how else you can call that so you can do it without switching just one lever and it's not for

nothing they are western counterparts are even using are denying to hear to the russian suggestions to have a dialogue in the cyber security we have suggested that a number of times but they avoided been discussing of the matter and what would happen if. this. really happened in belarus because everything goes with the going this way how many people would have suffered then she is what would have been destiny of belarus no one is thinking about that no one was thinking about going to fade up ukraine whence it could happen to that encounter. an unfriendly activity as to where its russia are not stopping it or some countries . as made a bad habit. we've ever reason most often without any reason to talk about trust it's like. a boarding condition for them and you kind of sport the room

for them who is going to be the loudest speaking against you russia. and we are trying to do research and it's regard i am not even trying to be this or cassock we are really modest in this regard usually we don't even respond to this unfriendly alfred's but we don't even respond to the rudeness. blackton true we want to keep good neighborly relations with all the participants of the international audience. if your laugh or if this is what we see what's happening in the real world we are picking on russia here in there without any reason to. shop around there and it's like it's around a large tiger you can see all the smaller hyenas it's like from the rudyard kipling's nobles with the woods near the ocean of the gobi are jazz being

jazzman to their. to their leader kipling was truly a gravy writer we want to keep good relations with all the participants all the foreign policies including those. go at it that we are not really having good relations with in the recent past we don't want to burn bridges that we thought if someone sees our good intentions as indifference or weakness and they want to burn their bridges or blow up the bridges from there aside they should remember that these are the rushes and well yeah symmetrical it will be quick and it will be tough. but i mean is that the. one who is coming out with probably cations that are a threat to our interest will regret bad things they do the way they didn't drink

grab to about a lot of things in a while. but have them on us. it was that when it was and i have to say this is one of us what you we have enough patients we have enough responsibility. we have enough. professional quality is so we have enough confidence in our righteousness and we have enough common sense when we making any decisions but i hope no one would think about crossing the line and then when you're in the relations with russia and we define words this line is by our selfs. average individual case. and i can't help but mention today as it's usually the case in my annual addresses to the federal less assemblies. strengthening russian armed

forces is the continuing ongoing process and we will pay special attention to the development of military education in that as you will be made both in the military institution and also in the military to cation sandra's should we be in this civil colleges and by 2024 that we share all of the modern military equipment will be almost 76 percent which is a good notion and then the nuclear. armed forces that will be more than 8 percent we already have on duty. on the. state of the art hyper sound missile complexes intrade continental. guard laser battle complexes pettus that. and the 1st dragon and. we have intercontinental ballistic. missile. will be delivered to cord into the

plan by the end of it $22.00 we are going to increase. we are increasing the number. taking. we. arm to with hyper sound weapons. we are going to deliver in the near future hyper sound to me sells circuit. and in full crisp on the nz to our previous prior plans we are working on the author of. battle complexes including sidon very vast inc and other systems. and a leader in the building state of the yard weapons she is a chemist and developing the modern nuclear of course is a bit russia is suggesting. to our counterparts to discuss the matter is

concerning of the strategic weapons. regarding. be critical of safety and stability coexistence. safety good grasp not only traditional weapons into continental ballistic missiles and have the bomb birds send submarines. all the fancy of n. defensive systems that are able to sold a strategic goes no matter what their actual equipment are and nuclear powers have special responsibility in this regard hopefully if they need. to meet within the 5 leaders solved a permanent security council members will be implemented as soon as we can as soon as we will but i see if they are good at the result the logical the situation's russia is open for at the top a ration we have consistently supported the strengthening of the key. role in

international issues. the key role of the united nations organisations we strive to suit you. the u.n. role in settlement resolving the local conflicts with the situation in syria to start the nation all international dialogue can lead russia has played a major role in stopping the good an armed conflict in the garden and based on this mutual respect we're trying to build our ties with the vast majority of the country some of the world in asia in latin america in africa with a lot of countries in europe as well and we have consistently developed the context we were partners and asio windbreaks in c.i.s. and with our allies. in c. is to go there with we have a lot of projects that unite us within the ways that will make union we aim to

improve our economy some of them include believing in people but we have a lot of new areas to explore such as transportation just ticks and a collie dog that will unite our countries bind us together and this is going to be the backbone of a large your asian carp aeration framework which will go up. in the framework that is already here we are lively and harmonizing our of work with the work of other countries integration is a priority it's just not theory in practice we've already done a lot to make sure that we can achieve our national goals and i started with the health care today. i would like to. draw the bottom line let's say that no one in the whole world knew what kind of problem we would rather need but we. russians have done

a lot of that we will do even more to prevent any further threats we have everything in place to make that but. true we have a lot of potential to unlock the health care the science the a view creation the industry. yet we need to do more we should not rest on our laurels we have outlined the national development goals and how we need to achieve them of course the president because it should use some adjustment started. today i talked about the demographic situation discussed the support which we need to get what you give to families to create jobs but when how we can improve the system the interpreter ship framework an improvement in the government's. priorities now when you come up with new ideas how to improve the social they got. please take care of these priorities i would be expected to

receive such proposals and suggestions by july 1st this year please do not forget about our strategic developed but i was strategic goals national goals let's work hard to achieve them i soon as we can. together with the. business communities the chamber we can take stock of what we've done but we should hold a wide ranging discussion on all the organizational and financial issues that would part of the a gender for the next state council meeting now was to get the like to address the citizens of russia promise that we will do everything within our power to deliver on what we've promised you i'm sure that we will be. together as was and there's one you united we will achieve all the goals which will meet all the objectives thank you very much for your donation. ok moving

into our 2 hours the president pay a $10.00 state of the nation. address he's finally wrapped up a lot of big points covets it moved on to international affairs in the 2nd hour let's move to our correspondent who's been watching it for as moral we don't have running guns you have apologies he'll be joining us later with all the biggest points and the the most important points that president putin covered in this speech like i say he is speaking for an hour and a hard for the 1st hour he heavily focused on domestic issues from social welfare economy and health care the pandemic as expected took center stage for the 1st half of the speech where the real humble tone struck by president putin i failed. in giving thanks to everybody who helped the country overcome the worst of the

pandemic in the last half of the speech president putin moved on to international affairs in criticized the west for not condemning the attempted coup in bella bruce as well as a lack of communication and what he views is the west picking on russia for any reason but 1st for more details on what was said let's go to our correspondents more and now he's on the line as promised. nikki harry gannett could you just take us through the finer points of this speech for as. well as it was. expected to last me a putin would you choose the words that he did at the end of that speech moves to the woods about the best you can says about the issues the health care issues though the business issues that are facing brochure and russian citizens billions of russians who are struggling in the demographic process but let me a putin at the did say that while the world is group. of russia being blamed for

everything it is become almost a sport with various. jumping to accuse russia trying vying for food who can accuse russia of doing this without faster than the other without ladies with the foundational basis or fact to it you also said that the world has grown used to this sanctions regime this is the habit of nations with no restrictions or completely circumventing international law but what we saw in belarus over the past several weeks whereby a plot was uncovered to stage an armed there to block and kill various top top officials as well as assassinate president to shake of bettors that went beyond all red lines that that was something out of the night may have led me putin said that despite you know apple evidence of what had happened there had been

no condemnation from abroad perhaps because it is not in the interests of the west to do so to condemn an attempted coup or revolution in. better or worse but he also said that you know that there have been efforts internationally to undermine relations with russia that russia itself it doesn't want to burn any bridges but that there are nations out that pabst talking about the recent diplomatic scandal but check with the czech republic saying that if there are those nations the wish to burn bridges with russia the wish to attack interests of the russian federation that we would respond russia would respond with acid metrically and harshly and immediately to a nice touch at that but other than that that we have putin said that russia wants peace russia wants more control russia wants to the international cyber security deal in place framework so that there are no more scandals related to cyber attacks

in the future he also spoke about medicines. the medical industry is undergoing a revolution internationally he said that all these new methods these ai assisted operations new drugs new procedures mean that musher must overhaul the. health care system also fagged medics medics frontline medics and doctors who went out there when the pandemic began when russia wasn't ready and to help overcalled in the process and this is a result of then now being 3 different vaccines in russia. this moron to thank you for listening in on that speech for as i'm bringing us the finer points of we'll be back in 30 minutes at the top of the hour with lawrence again and small all the latest headlines so do join us.

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