only give them up sure. somebody either stuck a species in the cove. it you're living like the theme of own but in the 21st century, the headlines and the russian federation has finally completed the construction of the new stream to pipeline using gas transportation from russia. to the evening. so to come and i love it. they did not that it's not the way to go to the head of the anniversary of 911. i see live the last thing in the us led war on terror. today we'll be hearing from a former glen time, a prisoner. it was released off the law detention. and the candidate for the french presidency is court,

and his version of breaks it telling his countrymen to receive control and free themselves from the clutches of the european union. as you can see, we're leading the charge and there are several other armored vehicles behind us that are following our lead correspondent, hitch a ride on a curve goes on that vehicle is joined. russian and central asia 1000000 football games come to a to master. ah . hello, just go mid day here. moscow you watching artie international now top story, this new string to has been successfully completed, the chairman of the management board of rushes gas problem and i've seen earlier this morning that the gas pipeline is now officially finish. let's get more and correspond me to post who's across his horse. and dmitri fair to say that it's a nice and has been a long time coming for both russia and also germany. yeah,

indeed, it's taken a while to build us just to remind you this project started back in 2018. it was supposed to be finished in 2019. but with all the controversy that taken this until now to finally finish it, or earlier this week, the, the project saw the last piece be put on the sea bed and throughout the week today, it's the construction. finally finished, all the pieces have been connected and the pipeline is now complete shot over these years. it's actually brought a lot of jobs and opportunities for the people, especially in germany who have been working on the project. and even the mayor of the town where one of these sections have been laid has been very grateful for the project with the pipeline. the pipeline is very important for the town of lubin. we still benefits both during the construction and operating stages, our industrial port, which is a municipal port in which lumen has a stake,

generated jobs a result of the projects. in the long term operational phase, the ton of leave me will receive a share of the business profits generated by the north stream through pipeline, as well as gas gates and other companies. that's one to 1500000 euros that will go to leave mintz town budget, not to the health lights. but of course, while some have been happy for this project, there is obviously been a lot, a lot of controversy and opposition, especially from countries like the united states. basically one of the reasons the project has taken this long, it was because of the sanctions imposed by the us back then donald trump has claimed, claimed that the project was a threat to europe, to your security, and later here sanctioned all the companies working on the project and individuals related to it, but later his successor, joe biden, although also opposed to the project later, took off those sanctions because the project was still going on. and at the time he came into the presidency,

it was already on the complete complete i hope to do one only has its almost please mark off and go ahead. now what i do so obviously the pipeline has been completed nevertheless. and there are still, of course, people who are opposed through it countries like ukraine, poland, which are basically being bypassed by this north stream to still see it as a threat. and there are still many people who think that this is still posing a threat to europe. and that is the grave mistake by germany. this is an unforgivable mistake with very serious consequences. it is a mistake arising from the selfish policies of german interests. i believe that the construction of no dream to is contrary to the interests of the e. u. as a whole,

but despite all the opposition, the project still continued. and even as the russian foreign ministry spokesperson said that this project can, can not be stopped and should not be stopped in the should not face any obstacles in the future. right now the project is complete, but it's still waiting certifications all the necessary paperwork, but it's expected that the pipeline was actually start transiting gas to germany by the end of this year. ok, good news, at least, thanks to reach out to meet your power reporting earlier author. you also spoke mario shire from the christian democratic union of germany. option party about the pipeline does. it is possible to interprets in different ways who is interested in using this commercial economic project, which is essentially aimed at ensuring reliable gas supply for political purposes. and what interests were being pursued from the point of view of ensuring the reliability of supplies. it is important that this project was nevertheless

implemented and i am glad it was possible to overcome political differences between different countries. and that this project is now viewed from a rational point of view and not from some other political angle, as not with just a day to go before the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks on the united states r. t investigates in the special project on heard voices, the stories of those who suffered often unjustly during the war on terror. the will use all tools at our disposal killed our children for united states will bring people to watch a site. it was a pointless exercise. although still to be behind, the attacks are being held in guantanamo notorious for human rights abuses, such as detainment for that trial, and also torture. one of those previously imprison there my how to do oldest sli he

has since published a book on his 14 years inside. it's called guantanamo diary, and that story was later turned into a movie to starring hollywood actors and earning awards. when mohammed du struggles are well documented, but he still has a lot to share and gave us this interview. the me, i did call 1st for crimes. i didn't because of torture. i was the 5, i would be killed, they broke my i was not given food for a very long period of time. i was sexually assaulted on multiple occasions. the provisions for 70 days northly and was like alive. but still

we have not included that it was the use of the i t's within that program that allowed us to obtain useful information from detainees subjected to them. i know i didn't do anything. i said, i'm not, i'm not too hot. that causes me a lot of thin and believing countries that it's been a little of a lot me a bit silly book that was thrown into 27 languages. not saying this is me. i'm saying this is with the help of a law with the help of my lawyers. my support is my family and i'm so happy and it was adopted into a movie outside my family, my brother and their lives go on,

live goes on. it was 9 p 192 on to different locations for a brief period of time. and i want to have gone to the gulf countries including jeremy, what i supported the guy and we used to watch movies and watch no document that is about them. then i decided to join them, which i, i did not know what i'm tied up. why? i had no clue. so when i get to, i've gone to the training camp work console. well, that's the 1st time i know about that. i was very young and i was really misinform this was a very big propaganda machine. led by soon as did the america and its allies and allies saw they. they gave me the wrong picture. i thought it was

a very good cause to free people and to establish it for the country. at least i didn't even know then what difficulty meant to be honest i the people were fighting today. we were supporting in the fight against the soviet . i think it was february of $92.00, which ideally is so called was id, took over the cobble. and i found myself in the middle of the civil war that i did not want to give out the door. that's why i went back to my study for my life. my was id including in 98 and the 1999, i received a phone call from my cousin and he was living with some beloved and

use the phone number. and then i was, i was the phone number was just a family call needed help for his father who father is like my father. and i didn't necessarily have to father. he does, he was sick and need money. ah, i understand, you know, in the america is a demarcus of when it comes to muslims, people of color after 911. they did not that a spitball. it acted like a fascist regime because they said, if you are american would do is little of law. if you are not the medical you deserve, that is fascism. i

well my how many story that has been told, but there are still many more to explore. and throughout the week we will be hearing from others to both soldiers and civilians whose lives were change forever . by america's longest school, that's in our special coverage on heard voices. and we more the united states warned terror enough county stan has ended. but what does that mean for those now? living under the taliban, we look for answers and then you documentary which you will be able to find it out . don't come from tomorrow, but have a quick preview. september the 11th 2001 a day that re shaped the modern world. i remember watching the world trade center burn on

a tv at the cia and i was standing there like this just looking at it. and a colleague of mine was standing next to me and he said, my god, did they have any idea what they've done? you can, we're going to kill everybody. now. everybody. the live apocalyptic tv images provokes the us into declaring its war on terror. ah, they begin to loam off can villages and holders, and get people hurt and, and killed. the main goal of destroying terrorism and f kenneth stan was it achieved? yes and no. okay. it essentially no longer exists good for us. but there are certainly other terrorist groups that are worse than al qaeda and you can see that document free on our t later today. now president biden's popularity is the lowest step with the latest

poll showing that nearly half of the us the disapprove of their leader, their evidence was in a trip to new jersey recently devastated by flooding cause could be heard for his resignation over the afghan failure. although he later claimed he was being heckled by climate change, critics the the people who stand on the other side in the fences who don't live there, who are yelling that we're talking about in or famous free enterprise by doing something about climate change. they don't live there, they don't live, they don't understand that while that biden, there did say that the paper he criticized him don't even live there. art is color morphin did take to the streets of manville to talk to residency. they pay to be extremely frustrated with the president's policy. when joe biden arrived,

they were not shy about giving him a piece of their mine and telling him that they blamed him for the problem they're facing. we decided to come out here to manville and find out why it is folks who are so angry and hear what they had to say when it comes to the commander in chief . he's done a pretty good job for under a year. i don't think he's really to with a i think fight and he's mama's boy type. i don't think to finally, i think the issue with afghan to stand really got me here and i, i can't really look around it. i think he didn't. i think he did a poor job in that regard. i mean, if trump was here, he wouldn't went for the asking, understand, we went over there and took our stuff back while they're happy with how he's running the government right now. and no, not really happy with what, what's happening in general. what did you think of joe biden, coming here to manville really wasn't expecting much of him. he knew he just walked around. he didn't really do anything with a photo opportunity. there's a lot of reasons for people around new jersey or it's not like this town is

a mess like it really is. and i don't know if, if everyone in this town is really happy that he come because it didn't really change anything. i mean, i know he came so he could say he came, i hope he came. so he could do something about this. you actually had a chance to talk to by and what would you say to him? i would say you're causing a lot of issues for us to resign. i would ask him to make some of his decisions with a bit more thought resident told us, life was already getting harder before the flooding and that jo biden's photo op style appearance did not really reassure them. things might get better. caleb mop and r t. manville new jersey. now after breaks it could frank's it be next because a candidate for the french presidency, michelle bonnie, is now calling on his country to seize back control and free itself from the clutches of the european union. charlotte davinsky picks up the story impacts he was the man that was leaving the charge when it came to the brig negotiation thing

was the man that was in charge of insuring a victory for the in you. and during many years old briggs that she was the mom that kept saying you is the gold standard during those discussions you even the q u . k. you trying to cherry pick was wanting from the you. now mission vanya is telling a very different story, something for the presidency, hearing from elections, take place in about a level. and the things he is saying is shocking. many events in the shots from yesterday, he was leaving out more fluid, feel european counterpart. it was one to many is doing and when it came to migration of what he has to say, we cannot do all this without having regained our legal sovereignty. being permanently frightened by a ruling or a condemnation at the level of the european court of justice. so the european convention on human rights,

or by an interpretation by our own judicial institutions, the reaction has been, i will, in fact some people were so shocked about these comments. they thought that this was fake news. how could someone like me should vanya see such things, there is a junior european affairs mistake level. ball said he couldn't believe that somebody who was truly committed to you will be able to say such things. others suggested the mission volunteer had essentially imploded. toya korea, michelle bonnie: a is giving a master class on how to destroy your career and legacy in the desperate hope of looking electable to elect for that just straight up dislikes you regardless. well, bonia has defended his common thing. the idea of a constitutional field would only apply when it comes european court on issues such as like gratian, his attempts to defend his comments seem to me things worse. you can only how briggs and she is, has been reacting to this. here are just some of the comments. this is breathtaking

. the hypocrisy the same. michel bonnie who doing the brakes it negotiations taught to belittle the u. k for demanding control over our courts and our borders. now he wants the same for friends for exit. this is ironic in the extreme bonnie, a preaching the merits of national sovereignty to cover the overpower for e. u and european court of human rights. who born is true feelings. it seems about the new and about european institutions couldn't have come the worst climb to the rock at the moment. brussels is trying to reschedule supremacy when it comes to issues of the poor. countries such as hungary and poland, even seeing some questions being raised by germany called to school court. and he's coming to from meetings to maybe to, to have more influence when it comes to the european union to counterbalance the influence of germany. doesn't suggest that the relationships within the block goes

cosy, i think, would have you believe which many will wonder if this does mean that there are trouble waters hash charlotte to be seen. i still head to the south facing up the straightly media companies, and i officially responsible for comments posted on their facebook pages. that is, according to a supreme court ruling, although the companies are far from happy, is we'll see just off the oh, i use i me ah

ah, i use join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politics, small business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. in the news. ah, hello. yes, i strongly, high court has rule that some of the countries largest media companies can now be

held liable for comments posted on their social media pages. the case was triggered by a former youth detention center detainees, and claim that negative comments posted under an image of him. shackled word, family tree. major news outlets including sky news and the sydney morning herald of appealed the ruling saying that they should not be held responsible for 3rd party comments. although the decision was upheld by the court. the acts of the appellants in facilitating encouraging and their boy assisting the posting of comments spied a 3rd party facebook uses rendered them publishes of those comments. the appellants attempts to betray themselves as passive on unwitting victims of facebook functionality has an air of unreality. having take an action to secure the commercial benefit of the facebook functionality, the appellants bear the legal consequences or facebook all yet to comment on the decision the social network did. however,

add the ability to disable comments back in march. you feature faster strategy. news outlets may have to now introduce themselves something though they say will restrict freedom of speech. this decision will sign me the exchange of ideas encouraging facebook uses to turn off a petune into for comments. like is attorney's general to address this normally and bring australian law into line with comparable western democracies. the my colleague niel harvey discussed the issue with a panel of guests that needs to be accountability directly on those posting comments. and if you want to pursue those people, you can. but at the same time, if the media, facebook, or other platforms to generate interest, to have those little rabble rousing play bite, then they need to share some of the blame it. it's supposes that people actually say, comment section, seriously, most people read comments we entertain. they know it's maybe a bunch of yahoo's and most people are basically able to do their own research and

looking into things that people are claiming. and the section, the double edge towards the top issue because, you know, in one way which we should take personal responsibility, we should be able, we should be allowed to have a freedom of speech. but on the other hand, media has become so large science is much, much larger looking at a lot more chances for damages or onto one reputation. and so that's why i think, i think at the very least base we can, we should have been mentioned or, or look at, in part of that as having a large audience is because we know that they can also choose what is that, and what is the best solution now, but what's being proposed or is there a better way to go? we have to start training. people be smarter about how they take information and what they read online. if you want to go down this route, the owner needs to go on the owner of the property would just pay for the basement owns everything you put on their site. so it's,

does it seem suspicious that this comes down onto the publisher and not the publisher being the news organization and not facebook itself? first of all, within facebook, they can shut off comments. they're not particularly worried about having driving up a big, big for role. they can simply go in and secondly, they told me directly, if a comment appears in games on their all they have to be given the opportunity to take down. we had early and finally here, not a military exercise in kurdistan between russia and 3 that central asian allies has come to an action packed conclusion. one time soldiers and over a 100 vehicles took part in frontier 2021. this thing progress and plenty of cooperation to parties, konstantin roche cove rode into battle with the goose armed forces. so we're about a board, an armored vehicle right here that will drive us across the firing range. and

according to the drill scenario, the terrorists have captured a village and now our mission is going to be to get there as quick as possible and well, neutralize them. the personal we've been given exclusive access to an elite motorized unit and the courteous military. and this is a unique opportunity to see them in action close up. pretty loud and cramped inside the former person. carriers are the 17. by the way, it is definitely not designed for conference. now let me give you a look from the outside of the cabin. so as you can see, we're leading this charge and there are several other armored vehicles behind us that are following our lead. this is the 3rd and final day of

a military exercise called frontier 2021, which is organized by russia in 3 of its central asia. now lies curtis, stand, the stand and cause of stand. the word games are held every year, but this time to happen. and against the backdrop of the us withdrawal from again, it's dan, which has sent shock waves through this region. the world is alarmed by the situation in and around afghanistan and some members of our organization share borders with afghanistan. not long ago, i visited the afghan touching border and i saw what was happening that a main goal is to be ready for any situation that could develop. that's why the main theme of our drills is the fight against terrorism. we've not forgotten about the threats narrow countries borders. the drills are held in several stages tanks and tillery engage the enemy 1st to prevent them from advancing.

the then to meet a transfer to have a copier and drop special forces all behind enemy lines to prevent the militants from escaping. that's been our unit of several dozen armored vehicles comes in the. 2 well that was quick, so the enemy has been completely in circled and neutralized and mission accomplished. now we need to get back to the vehicle off the drills. i'm going to play football. my favorite football players. chris shawna ronaldo, of course. so the main goal of the drill the forces do i improve the level of

cooperation and operability between the nations involved. but in addition to this, there was a message that moscow had analyzed, remain alert during the 2 butcher with dime that is following the disaster with us to draw a problem. again, it's got a rosco report from rti from here and that brings you up to date for now. that's haven't used looking here in our international was good to have you company we're back again. ah ah ah ah ah, with

the it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in complex worldwide. us government doesn't track the number of contractors that uses in places iraq or afghanistan, the united states army. and the military in general is so reliance on a private sector. i would call the dependency, but we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies overseas. we just don't know. the western private military companies can, in their turn use so called sub contractors from countries with trouble past the kansas quite good that they are also.