ah, ah ah, russian forces begin clearing huge mine field that have already claimed the lives of many civilians after they were left by ukrainian soldiers. our correspondent reports in the ground is, is seemingly an ordinary ante plank mine, but it isn't. this is why what's known as a mine with a surprise. as thousands of people finally escaped from mario full, one of the most contested cities in the done yet for public arts, the visits a huge refugee camp and his from people about their plights on their hopes for the future. this is a notice board right here where people are leaving a note or some of them say i'm looking for my mom and some of them say i'm looking

for my father. my grandmother and my sister and the west seems oblivious to atrocities nato committed in yugoslavia when it's on least is bombing campaign that 23 years ago today. aah. from moscow to the world, this is our t international. i'm peter scotts, and these are the top stories this our, the city of mario paul in the danielle republic remains a flash points in the ongoing wall. ah, battles continue there between russian lead and ukrainian forces. the army of the dentist republic claim they've now fully surrounded the city and control most of its territory. meanwhile, a draft resolution by russia to insure the full protection of civilians on

humanitarian personnel in ukraine as failed to win approval of the un security council. and european energy prices sought after president putin announced, rushing gas will be sold only to roubles. the so called on friendly states will bring you more not later in the program. and now it's unused on the ground in ukraine and the areas where it's for treating the ukrainian army is leaving behind large mine fields, which pose a huge threat to civilians are seized. rodriguez, dia visits at one such area in the hassan region where russian suffers a working to neutralize the devices. weeks after russia's special operation began. here in ukraine, russian sapir sons, engineering brigades, are still clearing mine fields left behind by ukrainian troops. we're talking here about a thousands upon thousands of anti tank and anti personnel mines this mind

clearing vehicle behind it is about to go on a new route. 8 years ago, this was sleepy farm land. in the years since ukrainian sappers turned it into a death trap soon with mach cobb gardens of minds. and if that wasn't bad enough, ukrainian forces less deadly surprises behind the complicates any de mining operation. this is seemingly an, an ordinary anti tank mind, but it isn't. this is why what's known as a mine with a surprise. because on the top you have an anti timeline that is now ready to be destroyed. underneath you have the surprise, another mine a lesser charge. so what this is intended to do is to kill zappa's who have no experience, perhaps new, perhaps less than capital and cancel the mine below is supposed to blow sap

up, tries to remove the antique icon on top of the day in day out. the air reverberates with blast after blast the only safe way to remove a booby trap line. so here is to lay a charge on top of the mind. to tie higher cable war for the mind underneath to yank it and to cause a detonation at a safe distance. mine fields are relatively straightforward. in comparison. ukrainian forces have picked up a new habit. one perfected in syria and iraq. another striking thing about ukrainian military tactics is how remarkably similar they are. what syrian rebel, the hardest employed that is blunting improvised explosive devices,

along roads and highways used by the russian military, but also by thousands and thousands of civilians already hundreds and hundreds of tons of rows of have been found at the sob. every day, more and more ideas of found and destroyed, they can be anything, an explosive charge, buried and nuts and bolts, a mortar round, who even at tank shell like this one. with full chess from others. if you knew always her ongoing, of course, apple garcia. you see chess eve wor, wouldn't win each dessert with that. they were pretty low. it mccloud neu charge comparing sessana. 50 seconds is how long we had to get

safe, which is when the fuse was set to blow 50 seconds. but there you go. these particular tag jar has now been destroyed all of these in just a few hours with just one sap, a unit in just one ukrainian province was shooting that in. as of today, we have identified and destroyed more than 12000 explosive objects, some of which were a foreign origin. in all likelihood, it will take years to clear up what the ukrainian military spec years planting and even then many civilians will continue to lose their lives to these mines. and i, d, 's were at gas div from here. so region, ukraine addressed resolution by russia to ensure the full protection of civilians on humanitarian personnel in ukraine has failed to win approval of the un security

council. russia and china both voted in favor of its woods. all other countries abstained. the resolution would also have guaranteed safe passage outside ukraine for everyone, including foreign nationals. the u. k said instead of humanitarian resolutions, moscow should simply stop attacking civilians, which is something russian denies doing. the countries ambassador claimed politics was at play the security council, their cycle. so again, the vibe brought to light. all those for whom the politicization of the humanitarian crisis is more important than you and assistance in providing humanitarian aid to those in need in ukraine. here will continue to use the civilian population as human shields and in defiance of international humanitarian law, place heavy weapons now hospitals and kindergartens. anyway, germany and poland have accused russia of violating the terms of their gas contracts. after vladimir putin is ordered a so called on friendly states would now have to pay for their gas deliveries in

rubles no $1.00 has reached out to us yet. we also have existing contracts. so that is not agreed. we will continue to pay in euro. we have no other contractual basis . this would constitute a breach to payment rules included in the current contracts. we have noted with grady rotation, the news that russia only wants to process gas deliveries in rubles at this stage. we cannot yet estimate the concrete impact this will have on gas trading. and after president putin made his announcements about paying for supplies in rubles gas and oil prices skyrocketed. the gas price by 25 percent reaching $1500.00 for the 1st time. this month, the oil price shot up as well, reaching more than $122.00 per barrel. austria is a form of foreign minister carrying can i? so believe we're seeing the rapid speeding up of a global trend of the dollarization. it's all about an acceleration of something

that was there already beforehand did franchise. the fragility from a c of the dollar in commodity trading was very clear in 2008, 2009. and this is a financial crisis of 2009, which we moved out to a very strong chinese economy. the has been of rigidity of the dollar going all the you, i'm a station is, is moving on the other. i sation. it's not something that will happen now in a very swift move, but it's a regional thing that the external reading like it was the example of saudi arabia and some other or tell us we have had to pause even when the case was iran. wishing to move out of the $1.00 to 0 fine stance. a topic has been on the agenda and want to see right now, but this reason statement or is it is a tremendous acceleration. it's,

it will definitely open up the new chapter all straight. meanwhile, in asia, china's foreign minister is to pay an unexpected visit to new delhi this friday to meet his indian counterparts. despite the agenda of the meeting, not being cleared is fueling speculation about to potential new world order. joe biden has been talking about precisely, that's himself early this week and a controversial speech about his country leading it as one of my as the one of the top military people said man, a secure meeting. the other day. 60 or 60000000 people died between 191946. and since then we've established a liberal world order and that hadn't happened in a long while. a lot of people die, but nowhere near the chaos. and now the time when things are shifted, when they're going to be a new world order out there, and we've got a lead, we've got to unite the rest of the world doing it. well, earlier we invited

a panel of guests from china, india, and south africa. it's a hit their views on a potential new world order headed by the u. s. if you talk about the new world order, it sort of signifies as if you are already victorious at the time and the world is undergoing through a pandemic and of the, the entire global economies. in a crisis, the american president biden's sort of popularity that into historic law at 40 percent. that's no that should not be the time to talk about the new world order as young people of the african continent in s. s young people of south africa, a peace loving country. why did it that there seems to be a country in a world where there's $150.00 minimum countries, which feels that it has been elected to lead us. i mean, you look at something as simple as nature or what is the purpose of nato when the

soviet union collapses 1991. instead of following the u. s. society, nato uses that opportunity to expand. i mean, we stand with the russian people when they say enough is enough. this is a indeed i would say is we don't weird to say there's a new global order and the u. s. is opposed to lead. of course, the number of people in died than that's a scary, you know, people own asco, you know, is the u. s. prepared to do something, all, to evolve deeper in the wall, you quinn, that man, you know, more people could be killed. so this is a problematic up to say the least do years ago when he became the american president was supposed to be the decent, liberal, would use as a gentle mental language. now he calls the russian president award criminal. i quote that he, when he talks about india, that he says,

india is shaky in isolating russia. that's not the language consistent with a person who is trying to unite the word digit 20 is an important place to discuss . go away. economy a, it's a mechanism to resolve economic issues, challenges, and the theme all these years. g, 20 agencies, really about a non recovery after this pandemic that he's not about, you know, issues related to the ukraine crisis. politics. meanwhile, the ukrainian president has made an impassioned plea for everyone to show support for ukraine. i thank everyone who ex, in supports of ukraine in support of freedom, but the war continues. the x, after or against peaceful people go on one mass already. that long. it breaks my heart heart all. busy you grants and every free person on the planet,

i ask you to stand against the war starting from march 24th, exactly one months after the russian invasion from these day. and after them show your standing. well one say to which does show its standing is the west in mainstream media, which stuns united and his desire to see the russian president assassinated. and it's not just the tabloid press, either both reputable outlets like business insider and the times, which have all been mulling the idea someone from putins in a circle will do the job. most of the theories are based on the claims of ukraine's military intelligence. it is known that border cobb and some other influential representatives of the russian lead are considering various options to remove food and from power in particular, poisoning, sudden disease, or any other coincidence is not excluded. while earlier we taught the journalist

and author daniel lazar, he believes the modern media runs the types of stories because many people buy into them. but there's still an increasing number of people, the skeptical about them as well. i think the purpose of that stories is, is to, is to drum up our war fever against russia to prepare the, the public for, you know, for further military actions. it's really all rally. and i mean, reminds me of those scenes in the 984 where the, where the crowds would, would, would call for the death of emmanuel goldstein. the enemy of the state. since since at least 20112010, the americans had been demonizing. vladimir put in some parts of the public buy into it. but i think other parks are either unmoved or increasingly skeptical. no more. this kind of rhetoric is invoked. the more this kind of these kinds of

hatreds are stirred up, the, the less less likelihood that any kind of reason will, will prevail. and the greater the chance that the war will go on to the bitter and, and may even spread. while the west rails against russia on a daily basis over it's offensive, it remains conveniently quiet about the atrocities committed itself in the center of europe is $23.00 is the day since need so begun. the bombing of yugoslavia and the strife lasted for $78.00 days. and left hundreds of civilians dead local correspondence. boris muller gorski reports a rhythmic bombing campaign. ah and it started on this day in 1999. today our armed forces joined our nato allies and airstrikes against serbian forces. support for nita was illegal. war on serbia

was almost unanimous among us politicians, i have supported the nato bombing. what advice would you give present, colon this very morning, just don't lose your resolve, not to say there wasn't any criticism. and the most obscene chapter in recent american history was the condom to the cost of a conflict. when the president on states refused to prepare for ground operations, how obscene american not sending in ground troops right away. what to occupy all of serbia, we should go to belgrade, and we should have a japanese german style occupation of that country. and we should have public trials. does anyone even remember any of this path? i was in serbia. when the bombing started, i was 10 years old and i remember the air raid sirens to me. this came out of the blue, but the stage for this was set before and nato's bombing started throughout the 19 ninety's,

american politicians and media outlets were bent on waging war against the serbs in the balkans can. i was suggesting we bomb belgrade. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and blow up all the bridges on the drain. when nato 1st bomb the serbs in bosnia and herzegovina in 1995 time magazine said the massive bombing attack opened the door to peace. but in $1099.00, the excuse was cost of serbia, southern province in which the so called cale a or kosovo liberation army conducted terrorist attacks on serb civilians and security forces with the aim of kosovo seceding from serbia. as a pretext at serbia was using excessive force in their counter insurgency operations, the u. s. cited with the albanian kaylee rebels. our goal at the beginning were to read casa of serbs and rid they did. following the bombing campaign over 160000 serbs were 75 percent of them fled to kosovo. but that still wasn't enough.

so in 2008, much of the west recognized kosovo as an independent country in violation of un security council. resolution 1244 and serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty. america's pledge to militarily intervene in the balkans went beyond serbia's borders. i will continue with every fiber in my b to keep america involved with troops that can shoot and kill to protect the rights of albanians wherever they reside in the balkan. many warned natives bombing would set a dangerous precedent for me as a 10 year old kid. just watching serbian television was scary enough to to nato me . cells fell on the village with on the residential part of the village. were striking hard and serbia's machinery of repression, while making a deliberate effort to minimize harm to innocent people on the hit list were local

hospital and primary school in 78 days, 420000 missiles including depleted uranium bombs and band cluster bombs fell on serbia, they fell on our infrastructure factories, television stations, hospitals, schools, kindergartens, an innocent civilians, nobody ever apologized to serbia for the bombing. nobody was tried nor punished for the bombing. you probably forgotten about this, and most of us have moved on to more pressing topics. but i can't move on. i will always remember what nato did to my country. i don't think there war hawks him come peace doves without recognizing the harm. they've done to millions in the past. hundreds of dead and wounded civilians destroyed buildings on the tax on railways, you can watch more stories from the relatives of the victims of nato's bombing company yugoslavia. by heading over to our r t. d documentary website form biskin, illinois. all the time now the time was getting only back to

local. we visited kids. okay. it taught almost too many viewed at the minimum but it just a buick border. li, short group ruffles with a use in lieu bushy ford motor could do that in the duet. get us new areas as a new se, possession of lucky tool to will. now both the serbian film director and screenwriter, amir castaneda. jos similarities from the tragic events of the past with what's happening today. ah, they were only just 3 months consecutively, one day after the other, the s 300 though the war was agreed in different. unfortunately, we didn't have nothing. everything was destroy the 1st month after that. but what is very important to notice. they never came on the grounds because they know how

to be a people fight. in theory, we could say that this was a period were international law was changed for what a called the humanitarian low. this was just the 1st phase of what we see today. serbian people remember they might forget sometimes, but they remember what was going on at that time. and i think most of our people just understand that not being a pro war, but understanding the courses which lead to the war that is on going on in the conflict in ukraine nowadays. and now back to the ukranian conflicts, thanks to green car doors organized by russian underneath forces. some locals have been able to safely leave the city of murder, you pull, they are now being accommodated in temporary comes, the refugees have been given food and water, which is something they all liked while there was sheltering in basements. all

these roman costs are visited. one such center and spoke to people about that plight over a 1000 refugees were finally able to make their way out of my renewal. last month they spent in a day spend said they weren't allowed to evacuate by a battalion who encircled the city and prevented for the locals peaceful civilians . from my leaving the city, they had absolutely no information. and finally, some of them were able to use their own cars, found were actually walked to checkpoints, which are now controlled by russians and his people's republic, a military who told them, oh, where to go and how to evacuate. now once they arrive, i hear on the outskirts of maribelle, the a register had to go to either genetics or, or, or a stove. oh, where it's not as dangerous. i was able to speak to some of the people here in this,

say q. and these are the stories of their evacuation from variable, well going hamas renewable. there was no information at all. them was we were locked down and couldn't go anywhere beyond our yard because they were constant shelling. it was scary. we ended up here because one day the children ran to get at least something to eat because there are no products in grocery stores. the shelves are empty, and most importantly, there is no drinking water to keep children ran and heard from the russian soldiers that it was possible to get out his way. in this moment with them. several of us oversee my mother and i are trying to flee to russia is to say that it was difficult would be a huge understatement. that was, i'm 56 years old and i've never seen anything like this before in my life. it 5 people were torn to pieces right in front of me and i've seen corpses lying around the city. i've also seen children who are pleading for food. i have no words and no tears to cry any more. my psyche has broken little by little bro, butchered, there was a rule of large numbers in places when the artillery couldn't hit the target. it

started dropping more shell, so we realised that it was over. and my wife said that if we didn't leave that day, we would have been killed interruption. we didn't know any information neither way to goes nowhere. what was happening, all of mobile. i was cold and hungry and scared work, but hunger was nothing compared to a complete information vacuum. legionnaires thought there's nothing left. the houses were bombed and burned. that's why we're leaving. there is no life there. local volunteers are working overtime to try and register all these hundreds and hundreds of people who are arriving from mom rouble. they're giving their passport in formation of how many people they have in their parties. however, many people have left their loved ones to behind those who couldn't evacuate those who didn't have any information to evacuate. now they're hoping that they will arrive here soon. this is and notice board right here where people are leaving a note, or some of them say i'm looking for my mom and some of them say i'm looking for my

father, my grandmother, my sister, of course, they're leaving these notes. say here in hopes that very soon there will be reunited with their families. once again. and you said you made it to you good lunch cups. you go to poker is slim, you know, you can choose her deal looks too well not to have dinner. good. are you on melbourne? sylvia jim, she has been me a human said cereal except winding me, who i, lo, changes or nurses are necessary to their studies. we show somebody who is of ours that i'm come on. i'm going to keep her supervisor friendly for her. was his last hundreds all for people who arrived i here on the outskirts of more hope all the territory now under control. the next people's republic has spent how weeks so without food, electricity, or running water, here at this temper or refugee center,

all of their basic needs are taken care of. there are being fed, there are plenty of fight children i hear as well. once all the basic needs are taken care off, they'll be forwarded on to either russia or deeper to the territory, often as people's republic, where they will be once again, safe from shilling and, and nothing will threaten their life from lancaster of r t. the nest people's republic. in the news, the wedding of whistleblower and wicked leagues founded julianna's sanchez finally been held in the you case bel marsh prison. as a year after it was granted mission, the wedding was held in the prison. a sons' has been detained in since 2019, as after the u. s. took legal action to extradite him for espionage charges. this'll blow supporters gathered out the prison's gate to celebrate the wedding, and the 3rd money was only attended by 6 guests. and no press were allowed inside. a sanchez, new wife, still moist, claimed the media was being blown because the authorities didn't want her husband

to be seen as human. well, independent journalist taylor who dug believes it's shameful. the u. k. has such a high profile political prisoner? let this be a reminder that there is a political prisoner in the west in the u. k. and not as julian assange again, an award winning publisher. in here we have western media in western entities celebrating this man zalinski, who is a u. s. puppet and an actor. by the way, he's also an actor, but he's absolutely a puppet of the u. s. government and the west in he is being applauded by governments around the world. it is just so shameful. meanwhile, julian assange, who exposed a war crimes and wrong doing by the united states and other governments, is in one of the worst prisoners in the u. k. right. now, and that is the harsh prisons this wedding should have taken place at a location of the choice of julian sanchez, his fiance,

stella morris. this should have not taken place in val marsh prison because julian assigned an award winning journalist and publisher should not be imprisoned. and he should not be facing extradition to the united states while thus all for the saw for the latest developments on the ongoing conflicts in ukraine. head over to ot see dot com. my name is peter scott and thank you for watching. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk

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