what about really, you know, i'm not sure somebody stuck in the coven, your living like the fema home, but in the 21st century of the delays and sanctions pressure. russia finally completes construction of the controversial node stream to pipelines, upset to the local f gas from siberia to europe. after 911, they did not speak. if you are not the american life ahead of the anniversary of 911, i'll tell you looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we'll hear from a former guantanamo prisoners, released after 14 years of unlawful detention. moscow says it has irrefutable proof that big tech has helped washington illegally interfere and brushes upcoming

elections. some of the us envoy for an explanation. ah my, they're going to be with us friday night at 11 here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news from our international. first welding is now complete that on the final sections of the colossal node stream to gas pipeline. the head of god's problem, which is in charge of the project, announced on friday morning that the underwater length between russia and germany is now efficiently finished. and a sponge surance is from both countries that nordstrom, too, is strictly an economic project. it's still come on a massive pressure from both united states in the eastern europe along the way. poland, foreign minister says his country's negative view of the project hasn't changed while washington reacted by saying, nor stream to it was a bad deal, and we'll continue countering it. i'll teach dmitri polk takes a look at the saga. now this pipeline has been

a long time coming north stream 2 was started back in 2018 and was supposed to be finished by 2019. but with all the political turmoil surrounding it, it's taking up until now to finally complete it. now, the whole purpose of this pipeline is to connect russia with germany through the baltic sea, bypassing the transit states and eastern europe. and for germany, this pipeline has brought a lot of opportunity, especially now even with the gas prices in germany, already going up ahead of the winter season. but the construction of the pipeline itself has created many jobs in the country, and the mayor of the german city of movement has it been praise. in fact, the project for bringing opportunity to his city 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 ports, which is a municipal port in which living has a stake, generated jobs as a result of the project. and the long term operational phase,

the tunnel believe me, will receive a share, the business profits generated by the north stream to pipeline as well as gas gates and other companies. that's one to 1500000 euros. that will go to leave mens town budget. but obviously not everyone was happy with the project. there was a lot of political turmoil and sanctions, mainly by country. like the us vacuum. he was president donald trump and pose a lot of the sanctions on the northeastern to project. he wanted to deliver liquefied american gas to europe, but the price for that was higher than the russian alternative. so, nor streams who was sanctioned and need companies and individuals that anything to do with the project russel, sanctioned by his successor, joe biden. when he came into office, listed those sanctions mainly because, well, they didn't do that much to stop their projects and he didn't really have a choice at that point. my view and nurse to, to has been known for some time. good friends can disagree and, but by the time i became president,

there was 90 percent completed and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. well nevertheless, the project was completed as complete. but even now still, there are countries that are continued to oppose it. ukraine has promised to continue fighting, i guess, nor seem to even after stars delivering gas to germany. and the former council president has continued making statements about just how dangerous nor stream to is for germany and europe. 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. now, despite all that opposition, the project is complete. and the russian form, as you spokesperson, has said that there is nothing to stop it at this point and has urged countries not interfere or make any obstacles to its opperation in the future. and the pipeline

is now fully operational. technically, all the pieces have been connected, but now it's just the waiting certification, and it's expected that by the end of the year it will start delivering gas to germany. we talked about the completion of the pipeline with a member of germany's governing c d. u policy, as well as a german economist and publisher does skip this. it is possible to interprets in different ways who was 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 this project is now viewed from a rational point to view and not from some other political angle benefits all year old. young economy breaks apart into europe, rates of the need for russian. god is enormous. for example, with german guess storage at the minute and the record low. so for the week we need

gas and we have no capacity the pipeline including all seem to get to get. and it is very short mind, sharp minded, from the so called european partners to say, this is a good 4 year old. of course, there's no plan be in favor of the germans. the plane v would be that germany would be happy blackmail by the polish or by the americans to do about this very high cost, which is our mental catastrophe. on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks on the united states, our investigates in a special series on heard voices, the stories of those who suffered often unjustly during the subsequent war on terror. the will use all tools at our disposal,

killed our children to united states was bringing people to watch a site. it was a pointless exercise or some of those thought to be behind the attacks are being held in guantanamo notorious, of course, for human rights abuses such as torture and detainment without trial one previously imprisoned. there was a mamma. dod mohammed do old sla have no he since published a book on his 14 years inside called guantanamo diary, his story was late and turned into an award winning movie with hollywood actors. mohammed who spoke to us, ah, i did call 1st 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 salted on multiple occasions. the provision for

70 days mostly 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 that i'm not too high that caused me a lot of thin and believing of his country that respectful 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 t 192 on 2 different occasions for a brief period of time. and i want to have told you got countries including jeremy . i supported that guy and we used to watch movies and watch no document that is about that. and then i decided to join them, which i, i did not know what i'm tied up. why? i have 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 as soon as the america and it's west allies and allies. so they, they gave me a 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, which means is so called was id, talk over kabul. and i found myself in the middle of a civil war that i did not want to give out the door. that's why i went back to my

studies to my life. my job was i was, i didn't include in, in 98. and the 1999, i received a phone call from my cousin and he was losing his blood to use the phone number. and then i was i was tired of the phone number was just a family call. he needed help for his father. his father is like my father and i did the necessary to hunter's father. he was sick and needed money. ah, i understand. do you know who the america is? a demarcus of when it comes to muslims, people of color after 911. they did not speak. it acted like

a fascist regime because they said, if you are american with us, little of law, if you are not the american you deserve not decisive. i well, i'm a how to do stories being told there are still many more to explore. we'll continue our series, hearing from others, both soldiers and civilians whose lives were changed forever by america. the longest war and special coverage called unheard voices. and the zip to the united states war on terror enough kind of stands ended so dramatically, but what sort of countries been left behind for a population facing taliban rule? once more we look for answers and the new documentary we've made for you, which you can watch online. september the 11th 2001 day that reshaped 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? can we're going to kill everybody now everybody. the live apocalyptic tv image is provoked, the us into declaring its war on terror. ah, they begin to bomb afghan villages and holmes, and get people hurt and, and killed. the main goal of destroying terrorism and africana stan was it achieved? yes and no. okay. to essentially no longer exists good for us. but there are certainly other terrorist groups that are worse than arcadia

o. u. s. army veteran. it helped an american mother, marian and her 3 young children flee afghans. dance accused the state department of lying that it helped to carry out the rescue. washington's pulled around $31000.00 people out of the country after the pentagon withdrawal, but now faces accusations of claiming credit wherever it is not do. let's get some more details on that. now we go live to corey mills, who's the army combat veteran who coordinated the mission to get the family out of afghanistan. really appreciate you. joining us on our tea. mr. mills. first off. just even the logistics of trying to organize something like this seem bewildering and such a chaotic time of trying to get those people out of afghanistan. can just explain to us how you managed it. i'm sorry, no, i can't actually hear you. i apologize. can you hear me at all now, mr. mills? now i'm sorry. i still can't hear you. okay. we'll try and re stablish the

connection and get back to you and try and resume this interview a little bit later on the, the shame that we will get the chance to talk to cory mills in due course, rice will have more news for you from our to moscow after this ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. are you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith?

in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, use. join me every thursday on the alex summon, show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. in the hello again, the had a britain's m i. 5 intelligence agencies wanted that extreme. it's looking to fill the void left by the pentagon, pull out from afghanistan. there is no doubt that recent events in afghanistan will have heartened and emboldened some of those extremists and so being vigilant to precisely those kinds of risks can account about it that the real threat to the u.

k. with $31.00 late stage terror plots disrupted since 2018, including 6 during the pandemic alone. what so making things worse is that it's hard to carry out full tracks on african refugees, both due to the large number and also the fact that many lack documentation on the dangers were on the line when a man sentenced to a cheese for raping his daughter. escaped afghan is down on an evacuation flight to germany. it already been deported in 2019 over the offence yet was able to return. nevertheless, both breton and germany. se evacuations from afghanistan will continue to long will continue their vocation, alteration for as long as possible in order to make it possible to have worked with us for security. 3 down the rule of law and development to leave the country. we feel a responsibility to make sure that the remaining british nationals in afghan workers can come to the u. k. that's why we watch with great interest. what may be possible that could bill apple, a former head of britons counter terrorism, security office,

told us that governments must face up to the growing threats. i'll call you who have been sitting in the background a little bit will be completely involved by this. and of course, i say we've seen already and that's going to stand. right. yeah, absolutely. i'll call you to see this is a generational fight. no one that's going to be one over 2 or 3 years. very much so big problem for the whole of the way. i think the immigration that have come out probably less likely to be bringing tara people that have gone through some kind of grading work. so the u. k. o or, or other countries interpreted or otherwise, or maybe even at the embassy, those people are probably not the best right to the, to the way, more of a threat and the people that are literally leaving by the thousands for the land borders. because those people are regulated,

they don't know who they are. slowly opening up the board as has a live criminal generally to leave with impunity. and the european union are struggling with it. of course in the u. k. at the moment, we bought people coming across the straits of dover into the boats. all those people are pretty much unregulated and real strong views in the community. that there is no room for immigration and it's going to be incumbent upon the governments all governments, the work and how they're going to do that in a very difficult situation. as foreign ministry says it has irrefutable evidence that us tech giants and broken the law to help washington metal in russia's parliamentary elections. next week, the ministry summoned us ambassador john sullivan over the findings. russia has irrefutable proof of violation of russian law by american digital giants in the context of the preparation and conduct of the state duma elections in connection

with this. we state that interference in the internal affairs of our country is absolutely and admissible. while the statement didn't give too much away on what exactly happened and not meeting with the us, ambassador, we do, you know, it was quite brief apart. last about to 20 minutes. it did give away the topic of the discussion, which was election interference with particular reference to textual it. we do know what immediately proceeded this though. in the last few years we've had a lot of stories about russian interference in width and election cycles. in particular, the u. s. elections, it seems now though the tables have a power of ton united russia deputy was silly disc it off is also the head of the committee, safety and the corruption announced the media today. alleged evidence of this interference had been sent to the russian foreign ministry statements by the us president alleging our interference in american elections without the slightest evidence is nothing more than hysteria from the american leadership. accusations

have been made for years, but we have never seen any concrete facts. and yet, unlike biden, we have evidence, irrefutable proof of direct us involvement. we will pass all this to the russia foreign ministry for consultation with our ambassador in washington. o, that part, it wasn't all that, but he also added that the commission apparently had in their possession dozens of american manuals instructions and training videos on how to influence russian election campaigns and how to get a position candidates into positions of power. now the other issue here is internet regulation. so we say that topic particularly during sensitive times like election cycles for all countries. russian media. i've been reporting twitter spending the accounts of the united russia parliamentary candidates. guinea coffee is also political talks on russian state television. it's not the 1st form of course, which has taken action against political figures in russia or indeed beyond

russia's borders as well. at the same time today, roscoe not saw, the russian incident regulator says infinite giant such as apple, google and others have failed to take into account their requests to block access in the country to certain websites, namely small voting websites. those who have come from the central election commission as well. now, just to remind a small voting was a voting strategy put forward by jail to opposition. figure lex in a valley and his team the f because the anti corruption foundation to unite to consolidate opposition. vote against the ruling united russia party system has been a wilson place for around 18 months and worked particularly well in moscow city elections. now, the car was labeled firstly, a for agent by the russian ministry of justice. it was later and labelled and extremist, organization by moscow court, and it was liquidated, disbanded, now,

we can speculate what exactly was said behind closed doors, master's meeting. the state department has not commented on these allegations. they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said it does seem for now, although the russian incident regulates rosco loads or deems texas on allowing access to certain sites such as smart voting, formerly propagated by the pickup, as outright for interference in the russian electoral process in the russia election cycle. there's 9 days to go until elections, emotions of clearly begun to run high. think this will be the last we've had. we will hear rather about the topic of interference, the role of internet, joint social media and such related topics. let's see what happens over the next week. after breakfast conflicts, it been x because a candidate for the french presidency is now holding on to his country to seize back, control him free itself from the clutches of the you. and it's

a big name saying it to reporting next from paris a charlotte davinsky. 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 ensuring a victory you for you. and during many years of briggs that she was the man that kept saying you is the gold standard during those discussions and even the q u. k. you trying to cherry pick more thing from the you. now, mission volunteer 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 south, the phones yesterday about leaving out more fluid in europe. it was too 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 or the european convention on human rights, or by an interpretation by our own judicial institutions. the reaction, i mean, i will, in fact some people were so shocked about these comments. they thought that they would fake news. how could someone like me? should vanya see such things. there is a junior european affairs. mr. clement ball said that 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 included the entire career. michelle bonnie: a is giving a master class on how to destroy your career and legacy and 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 to you. repeat, calls on issues such as like gratian,

but his attempts to defend his comments seem to have made things worse. you can only how break that 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 tight a belittle the u. k. for demanding control over our courts and our borders. now he wants the same for france for exit. this is ironic in the extreme bonnie, a preaching the merits of national sovereignty to cut the over powerful e. u. and european court of human rights who born is through feelings, it seems about the new and about european institutions couldn't have come. i don't climb to the brock at the moment. russell is trying to research the supremacy when it comes to issues of the country, such as hungary and poland. even seeing some questions being raised by germany, constitutional court, and his coma, to from meeting to maybe of the am, to,

to have more influence. when it comes to the european union to counterbalance influence of germany, just will suggest that the relationships within the block goes cosy. i think, would have you believe which many wonder if this does mean that there are troubles was, is hash. and that's it for the most go do through for now. thanks for watching. what have you tuning and have a great weekend? i'll be back with the next update. about half an hour the it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in om complex worldwide. u. s. government doesn't track the number of contractors that uses in places iraq or afghanistan united states army and the military in general is so reliance on the 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 piano. quite good. that had also been charles soldiers. i think i was i drove professional drilled rep when the full moon wouldn't. it wouldn't look long. lindman malone was trying to be merciless killing machine. now they fight and die in other people's was people carol, lot one or a dead soldier, or deb marine shows up in this country. we started asking ourselves, why did they die? why do, what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down by the contractors.

i have often said transparency for the powerful pharmacy, for the kids about privacy. what people care about is power. julian, a son just become a symbol of the battles of breathlessly information is power. that's what's going on and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who think democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what to do. watch houses help to shift the conversation around trans there and see, see what that battle has done to him. i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer. in such a situation. it's remarkable survive the the

news the news, the low and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle for many of us, the end of the american war enough canister was inevitable in the end, the conflict. it was more about a massive grip than about nation building and smart strategic thinking. joe biden says the us is done with we making foreign countries through the use of force. there is no reason to take the american president at his word, the.