ah, ah, a provocative and threatening action. russia slammed ukraine for attempting to breach its maritime borders near crimea, taking tensions between the 2 to a new level. wikileaks found a julian assault will learn in the coming minutes if the u. s. has one, it's a pale on expedition to united states. washington appealed an earlier decision that she had not to send him to the u. s. for trial on espionage charges. to popular twitter account monitoring the trial of accused child sex traffic delays. maxwell has been suspended, raising concerns that were dropped because of reporting on linked to the global elite ah, a global stories and international analysis.

this is r c for moscow uncalled embroidery though. headline stories right now. as the ukranian naval vessel that approached russian waters in crimea has been described as a continuation of nato's provocations. in the black seat by a russian regional official ukrainian ship named the don bass, sailed dangerously close to russian waters on thursday evening reporting from crimea to his ortiz jojo shop of alba, roches fs. v. household at private cation, the thread for marie craig, in navy ship heading towards the coast trade in crimea, as the collision between the russian. i'm ukranian fleet, and then we climb in straight. ne, not void. it happens when the ukrainian ship quotes don't have been leading tools. russian territorial horses, 30 kilometers from the border and then turned fine according to the f as v. the incident started on december, the 9th and 12 minutes past 9 in the morning when the ukrainian ship called don't boss left deported marie po again to move to because trade according to the russian

side. it hadn't received any requests for passage as required by russian legislation. let's take listen to what the f, as we have to say, the command ship don't bus has reversed course away from the coach straight. it is not responding to enquiries. the actions of the grant and ship's crew are regarded as provocative and endangering navigational safety. while the ukrainian side reported that the ship did no harm to pass for this trade and it was on, on saving in the sea of assault towards the coast trade. and later throughout the day started to return. the 2 continued not to respond to requests from the russian, oregon. according to the speed, the russian special service regarded the actions of the crew as provocative and threatening the safety of navigation. in turn, the ukrainian side said it did no end to the sensitive says it was before being tossed in its very toil horses. and also that began returning to the bay. also, according to the ukrainian fence minutes that they don't bought ship was in the sea

over legally since it was a shed area. and he expressed his surprise rather than most so a threat from an unarmed search and rescue vessel. apart from that, on december, the 9th, which is yesterday, russian flight is, is quoted to flying us and french miniature aircraft over the black sea, according to the russian national defense control center. earlier this year. and they bought incident in the black sea of the crime in peninsula, on the june the 20 said the so russians went in period 2 keesing the u. k. and u. s. military of staging, a complex publication after british warship, a tremendous defend, sailed near the coast of crimea, as well as ukrainian ships previously violated russian borders. crimean officials expressed consent and the un security council to discuss the problem that can lead to a wide spread confrontation. so we are here for like all the development in the coach right now and will bring you more information as we get it already. or i'll tease

more, i guess they have told kevin know in about some of the broader context tool, which there's also much to be said about the timing the dope because it happened as president salads gave president biden, but holding a phone call, apparently, according to sentence k biden told him what he talked to putin about the united states also saying that they will provide ukraine with will, the weapons they need to fight back a if what comes to was was comes to work, whatever, whatever that means. but there was also a un general assembly session in which they cooled on russia, the un general assembly, to guarantee the safe passage of all vessels from the black sea to the sea of as up and vice versa. and this is again happening yes, the backdrop of a major. this isn't being talked about as much or at all. major ukrainian military

build up at a, at the dumbass region in the east of ukraine. and vladimir putin himself has come out and has spoken with tremendous concern about what is happening in the east of ukraine. georgia, i should say that russo phobias the 1st step towards genocide of what's going on and on bass now very much resembles genocide. we see it and we know about it. the similar thing on a slightly bigger scale out back in 2018, didn't it? didn't we were there the next day. i and our film qu, filming those ukranian vessels, which had tried to run through the, through the straight. and we found them pounded. so there was 2 gun boats and a tug boat. they had again approached the coach straight for the black sea from the direction of the black sea. so the other direction they had refused as well. oh hales, they are only inform the f as b. those guarding the to the strength that they were passing through. and that

these were their territorial waters, referencing of course, the fact that ukraine claims crimea is its own as its own territory. a came out there was an escalation, there was a shoot out. unfortunately, no one died, but the gradient sailors aboard those vessels were arrested. the vessels and pounded both the crew and the vessels were later handed over to ukraine. but that was an international incident. and ever since then, and also before that ukraine has abided by the rules of transit through the strait of coach. they have always filed a notification with russian authorities and for their intend to pass through the street. so any attempt that ukraine makes to pass through the trade without finding a notification, according to russia currently be viewed as a provocation. let the story unfolded. guests we spoke to agree, the incident appeared to be a provocation by the ukrainian military. but from the greater point of view is

after the disaster because they don't want to increase tension. there's been so much talk about rushing the troops on the border of that ukraine. ukraine saying that the russians we invaded song. and this is todd was saying that ukraine doesn't really want. it's david and goliath is to cause an unequal contest. so therefore, it's up to ukraine not to revoke russia, not to produce a situation where the russians might use force. i'm sure that a ship called on bass. just coincidentally, happened to test russian resolve near the, near the bridge. i think it was definitely a provocation. we've seen in the media over the past couple of weeks, particularly here in the united states, a lot of coverage about how russia is massing its troops inside of russia. and somehow that's the threat. russia has gone as your viewers well, no, to this point is saying yes, you can go through. you can go through the straight, but you do have to file in advance. and that's certainly according to,

in accordance with international law, the last person to congratulate president by but i think he's trying to walk it back. i think he's looking for a way out of this. you know, if that's the case, he should be applauded for trying to do this for telling the landscape, hey, why don't you look at the mens agreement and try to go a little bit further toward fulfilling these obligations you've taken on? if you want to dig deeper on this and find out more on the russia ukraine maritime row and also the bigger issue surrounding moscow, kiev relations right now had to r t dot com all 3 of the 1st european nation to impose mandatory cobra. the vaccination says announced that it's an occupation program will start on february the 1st on applies to everyone. over the age of 14, anyone who refuses the job will face fines of up to 3600 euros. kevin, in discussed whether measures like this or justified where the top medical official in austria, a severally mutation,

send this spike area, the virus which obviously causes a in more infectious, a straight strain. but on the other hand, to be hoped that the illness is not so serious as it used to be. but it will have to wait for a couple of weeks in order to be sure. but actually we don't know enough. they don't know enough to be worried, and we don't know enough to to be relaxed at the moment. we very much hope that the vaccines bert, and prevent this a severe illness. however, we need 3 showed so far, rick, seen in the or the to be effective. how to get the i'm believe it believe as if you like vaccinated. it's a heck of a job, not only your country it's, it's a world wide problem. it's going to be a very difficult job to motivate some of the, the people who don't want to be vaccinated because they believe in fake news,

which has spreading through another come through. so every manage to the plan that make without serious problems. you have more people who are reluctance to be vaccinated, them would believe in fake news by people's natural freedom, those mailed choose what they want to know on this thing in their arm. i suppose the flip side of that is all right, when you get your freedom taken somebody else's freedom away because of lot of times they can't get out even if they've been vaccinated. and the argument goes out in a circle. but are mandatory vaccinations being forced to take a vaccination? read the way forward. we have 65676 percent of explanation rate, which is by far not enough to stop this pandemic that worked when we are now going to do is ill. a fostering government is deciding no when you law, which will force people to be become back in it into the other. they all the way

out of the situation. the government didn't want to go into these directions. mandatory vaccination with it was really the last possible that they are popular twitter account posting news about the trial of accused child sex traffic. delane maxwell has been abruptly banned re igniting speculation about the future of free speech on the platform. according to twitter rules, apparently the account was artificially amplifying information. i'm not sure what i was amplifying and how i was doing that. the account got insane engagement, which by the way, was all organic. all we did was report information from the trial that the mainstream media was failing to do hate to it, to support why you so concerned with protecting child sex traffickers and their accomplices? is it not censorship when the most powerful people in the well there implicated in a child sex trafficking ring and the reporter was silenced?

would i be trained to hide? we know platforms providing cover for evil pianos is in you shameless low. pretty incredible. the lense, these big tech companies go to to hide the truth and the name of saving the people from misinformation. the count had more than half a 1000000 followers before the social network band, it for alleged manipulation and spam. the accounts owners now launched an appeal against that ban maxwell, who was a long time companion of late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein has pleaded not guilty to charges of trafficking teenage girls for him. how sunday the twitter account was removed because it regularly brought up, abstains reported connections with global elite, political commentator nico house described the treatments of the maxwell trial tracker account as censorship. i a 100 percent believe that this essential censorship. this, this claim that there are manipulating people. last, i check if you didn't want to follow an account, you don't have to follow them. in fact, you can actually block them if you don't like the information that's being put out

there. the freedom of movement of information is so pivotal in today's world, and we have twitter more concerned about the face. not only twitter, but twitter, politicians, and other people. other people in the media are more concerned about like censoring people who disagree with them and getting rid of a cows than they are about the fact that none of the names of the people that have been brought up in a case involving a man who was prosecuted for sex trafficking, none of the leads have been brought up on charges. but sure. let's pretend as if it's a cow that just merely kept track of a trial, is actually the problem. like it doesn't, honest, it doesn't make any sense. it only makes sense if you're trying to protect those people who are being charged right now. it without c on the way you s democrats are losing support from a key group of voters, as polls show the hispanic population. shifting to the republicans will tell you why they're unhappy among all stories. after the break,

hulu . watching television. you forget about the carpet, the cartons aside from the living room, and you plug your experience into the tv. something romantic happens. you romantic feelings can be scary and you get to spend belief in reality. and you literally follow the story if you like this on the television. and in a sense, it knows this is similar, so many was full. the delta would be the sort of peak i did. i could, well, you're not gonna get sure any more transmissible than delta and not what's happened . you got something which has popped up with more than 30 changes in that spike protein that we're all interested in. is accumulated, all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one virus. and that raises some very interesting issues about now where did it come from in the 1st place?

is it possible to get even more me, to be sure. and what's gonna happen in terms of disease severity and maxine protection, so it is suggesting the know the virus has still got some way to go and will throw out some more surprises. ah, hello again. well, in the next few minutes, the high courted london is set to announce whether it thinks wikileaks whistleblower julianna's song should be expedited to the us or not. washington's appealing an earlier decision, not to send it to the u. s. for trial on mental health grounds. he's wanted there for publishing secret military documents on the board in afghanistan and iraq, and found guilty. he could face up to a 175 years in prison. oh, our teases, shoddy. edwards dashti is outside london's high courts. right now. sharia hi there we are expecting that decision at the moment won't be the end of it, of course,

but it's a key stage supporters where you are. what's the reaction like well we are within actually seconds now of a disease. of course, the high court, we will hear whether or not the judges decide whether they will be attending or not . the decision not to expedite june assigned to the united states. now, law chief justice burnett is about to make uncommon to that decision. now, this was the judge and the magistrate court ruled that it would be oppressive when june assigns is out of high risk of suicide in us custody. so causes all talking about that today. hearing back in october where the courts were hearing the us is appeal against that decision on the grounds that it was going to offer an identity package of assurances i would not be held the maximum security prison condition that he isn't, as well as is being made out and that he isn't

a suicide risk either. once there is an assurance of appropriate medical care, once it is clear, he will be repatriated joss trailer to serve any sent us. then we can safely say the district judge would not have decided the relevant question in the way that she did. now, of course, judy solander lewis was saying the out of the didn't have continued to warn time and time again. the journal sounds is indeed a suicide risk. i also say on those faces of the rest of the insurance, is that pretty much meaningless and vague close to us can reverse any of the things that they were saying at any point in time. almost making them redundant, but then looking at the notes of the united states, the american government, no storage use guarantees. they point today's report. i even think to kick up june, it's all to kill during this on. and of course, that they were buying and bugs in london, ecuadorian embassy,

june. and so i'll just say this is ample enough. evidence not only throughout the case but entirely, but prove that it was a 100 percent. it lets me motivated case something, of course that the u. s. is denied, but i know it's acting on behalf of june. it's hard to say that he absolutely at this point in time must be free, which is perfectly reasonable to find that oppressive to extradite immensely disordered person because he's extradition is likely to result in his death or quote, must be able to use its power to protect people from extradition to a foreign state where they have no control over what will be done to them. oh no, i think was 2 or 3 minutes ago. so we're still really wasting out here to see whether or not the judges do the right thing on behalf of janice on a brow to go with that decision back in january. of course, the united states want you to saw what they did as one of the largest compromises

of a history of the united states. and it is sent to the united states and can see you would please the prison sentences up to a 175 years behind bars. now the u. s. government argues it's hard to put the exact number is at this stage on any a significantly shorter, at least, that's what they argue. but only this week, quite interestingly, we heard from a member of parliament a says, i gives assurances. that means you have a very, very important united states government. you are reporting plays an indispensable role in informing the public, holding government accountable, and telling stories that otherwise would not be told. all of which is critical to the health of democracies like ours, the united states will continue to stand up for the brave and necessary work of

journalists around the world. oh, we're looking at now in terms of what's next, whatever the subject may be either the court i think is to hold that decision or it's not bad, but it is possible if i was successful, that doesn't go to the magistrate lower court where initially began in january, why the way the appeal go on and on it could even reach the supreme court and even eventually as a european court of justice, it's just going to affect choir, which makes a still like a verdict is literally eminent within seconds that will keep you updated let me get her. yes, i understand a lot hold on. just going over the processes since that district court ruling earlier this year. so there's a lot to get through all given for both sides. of course, before a ruling is revealed at the high court where you are and as you say, quite a crowd there and no matter what happens with that ruling, was america going to be quite the reaction to we'll be right back with you. shoddy, a, when anything happens, thanks very much. ben allen. meantime moving on,

the us actor just east millette has been found guilty of staging a racist hate crime attack against himself. he'll be sentenced on 5 counts of disorderly conduct. each carries a penalty of up to 3 years in prison. out of the background to this 3 years ago, nearly the act to told police that had been assaulted by 2 white men who shouted rachel, an anti gay slurs he claimed they poured bleach on him. and threw a noose over his head. he said, the attack is shouted trump campaign slogans. now initially select got some high profile support from president biden, and vice president campbell harris, who called him the kindest. a most gentle human. the black lives matter movement who stood up for him, saying the police can never be trusted today, though, that tone has changed completely. justice mallets over this hoax wasn't intelligence tests that millions of liberals failed from day one, including biden and carmella. never forget that camella harris called julius

mallets fake situation a modern day in lynching. to day a jury found him guilty of lying about the whole thing. the reason it took 9 hours for the small lad jewelry. it took them 8 hours to stop laughing and finally deliberate. to night. jesse smell, it can rest, knowing that his attacker has been convicted of their gibson, who's running for new york state governor believes that it was all part of the game ahead of the 2020 u. s. presidential election. the bird. it was a fair in just and i'm glad the justice system is working out well here lately while think it was, are just a made out of fake tissues are the only lecture cycle on the 2020 election. those a lot of things came out that was fate tissues to make the site look bad and america and it back sat. so these are things that we are dealing with. the 2 part is just a cause all more do vision ah. between the races instead of we being uniting is

or is that divided else while odds? ah, yeah. implemented different things throughout both all races here in america to cause divisions. one will flesh that here to the u. s. mid term elections and polls suggest worrying. trend for the democrats, latino voters who showed huge support for joe biden and 2020 are appearing to break way. it's kind of open, explains growing number of americans who identify themselves as hispanic, are being drawn to the republican party. this long time, democratic party block has been softening according to the polls. latino is a more and more becoming swing votes. is there a swing vote that we're going to have to fight for? you see in this whole that there's a group of hispanic men who were without a doubt, enticed by trump and have become more republican. a. i'd like to say why they're all the same once they get their position. and they forget about everybody, especially us. the immigrants,

they ignore us in some aspects they're fulfilling their promises, but in others, they've forgotten about us, such as education or the pandemic. in the recent virginia governor's race, more than half of latino voters gave their vote to glen young. can the republican compare that to just a year previously, when over 60 percent of latinos voted for biden, it appears the issue at hand. is jo biden's performance more than 54 percent? don't approve of the job that he's doing. more and more are switching parties saying the democratic party no longer reflects their values, the ideology of the fund, and the police of destroy the oil and gas industry. and the chaos that our border is disastrous for those of us who live here in south texas after much consideration and prayer with my family. i feel that my fiscally conservative pro business and pro life values are no longer in step with a democratic party, up to date, the hispanic and also black eyes. i should be democrat, i'm going against their narrative and i feel like right now,

everything is crumbling for the democrats bite and he's completely destroying the economy right now. and people can feel it in their pockets. now there's plenty to be upset about across the united states these days, and latinos are certainly among those affected 12 major cities in the united states have record homicide rates this year, and the price of food and gasoline just keeps staying high. apparently the democratic party is now reaching out to latino voters calling them latin x, a gender neutral term. but apparently not all of this particular demographic are impressed. half of latino voters are actually offended by the term land next. plus they want the administration to focus on more pressing issues, yelman's and it's not doing enough for latinos and immigrants. in general, poverty level continues to increase, and government checks are not what's needed. they have to create decent jobs and work with the private sector and work as a country noble as williams got you. they trick us. the politicians lie, god made us perfect one blood, there is no white or black blood is red,

but the president lies to the people. moses now were disappointed. the democrats have forgotten about us, but they do a little more than the republicans. often it's a sharp wake up call for the democratic party who presumptuous. lee assumed that latinos would vote for them as usual, and the democrats are now having to earn their votes. now, the problem is, with all these negatives around the democrat and their performance. some think these efforts may come to little to late. caleb martin r t new york. okay, breaking you said, and that decision that we were waiting the high course in london has rule good wiki leaks, whistleblower julie and i saw it can be expedited to the united states. reversing that decision from earlier this year to blockage expedition to the us go live to the high call. now auto shoddy, edward dusty is the high again, shar there, of course, it's a win for the u. s. doesn't mean it's the end of it though by a long stretch. how it supports as of june in his arms taking it while

they're still very, very vocal outside. 2 the high court today this morning, of course, you know, on just now a step closer to being extradited to the united states for a pool he is wanted under 18 count under the espionage act for publishing these classified military documents. all right, it's a funny sound. now, if he is found guilty, i'm convicted, he could face a prison sentence of up to a 175 years behind bars. of course, this isn't today. the major close to doing this on, on all of his campaign, is this still charging outside the high court thing? free free q and a saw just by no means over. in fact, the legal labrenz. i just guess all the more complicated now because yes, do you have one there appeal? meaning they can then take it back to the magistrate school. that's the no a court here in the united kingdom where it all began back in january. and so it

almost was like this legal process kind of goes back in some senses to square one, but it does mean judas. orange is a step closer to extra edition. unfortunately, as we know during a song, just mental and physical houses all the while being deteriorating, he's being old often. and in london bell marsh prison. that's one of the most new talk is prisons in the united kingdom. it's a high maximum security prison. where as a new case, most worst criminals really are, are being held does things like terrorists and criminals of the highest highest madras' degrees he's being basically alongside them. so his physical or mental health, a serious concern to protest is out, of course his family and those campaign is annoies. i thinking about how enough is he going to pay for this? because one of the main reasons the judge back in january decided not to expedite him was all based on his medical help him on the high risk that he's at killing

himself essentially because he is facing such a huge sentence. but the feeling here on the ground in london outside the high court is not one of the relation. of course they really were hoping and praying that it would actually be the office advisor today because it's going to be an uphill task. certainly for julie in the sunday's legal team isn't it? because of course it means that these high court judges are basically citing towards or airing towards the too much emphasis was placed on the sand, his mental health. and there have since been those assurances as well, haven't been from the u. s. that hasanti of 30 sentences laid down that he could serve in australia. that's going to be a tough ask for a scientist legal team. whenever that happens next for now though, charlie will let you talk to some of the supporters there and we'll get back with you in the coming hours. okay, friday's boom bust is up next stuff to which andrew farmer will be here to keep you updated on the big stories. we're tracking here at r t from moscow, including the fall out to that high court decision in the past few minutes in london. that the u. s. government has one. it's appeal on its extradition. calling

for julian, a sorry for now though, for me calling break. thanks for watching. blue . it's not, you know, being on your own or not, but they did a high middle now i on my head up my lap and i didn't thought it's not going to happen in echo, but i didn't thought no, well i'm on a relationship with sonia. i'm not in the mood.