purpose, i'm a a russian foreign minister death smith is the killing to the ukranian city of boucher as a publication aimed at the railing. most goes people. what is the reason for this outrage publication? we tend to think that the reason lies in the desire to find an excuse to disrupt the ongoing negotiations with accusations traded over the killings that emerge as a fall. right? nationalist battalion entered the area right talk to be russian withdrawal. we take a closer look at the unit leadership and as the u. s. corps adjusted in the trial for alleged russian war crimes, we examine why the us itself have historically not been subject to some

international norm or human life gaudy. ah one welcome. this is auntie international with the latest headlines, it's good to have you with this this out. now it's up story. the killings in the ukranian city of boucher and the international reaction is an attempt to derail moscow's peace talks with care. according to russia's foreign minister, a disturbing footage of dead civilians lying in the city streets was released by ukraine over the weekend, as well as being circulated in the media. here has blamed russia for the incident and allegation, moscow has strongly denied. so sidney propagate discrimination was up of that you, western and ukrainian propaganda has exclusively been inflating hysteria around the

video, which as we understand it was filmed by the ukrainian military in the city of butcher, in the key of regional which the frank orchestration and to see to learn about, alleged to war crimes on the russian military has been proven many times. you this beckon's the question, what is the reasons for this outright provocations? we tend to think that the reason lies in the desire to find an excuse to disrupt the ongoing negotiations just about on the refuse continually. meanwhile, president valente speaking at the un security council has accused russia have killing civilians and called for moscow to be brought to justice. the other officials called for the claims to be verified when they malala killer leaving it, they killed whole families, adults and children. and they try to burn their body, see how to stop it, immediately bring them russian military and those are gave them orders to justice for war crimes and ukraine. everyone who gave criminal orders and fulfilled them by killing people will take the tribunal. love is similar to the nuremberg trials.

none of the culprits illustrate no one. the giovanni and all acquisition strictly based on facts before conclusions are drawn. the parties should exercise restraint and avoid unfounded acquisitions. we please used to look for these 2 burgers done the middle east. we came to ukraine to bring the long awaited peace to the bleeding . dumbass, not a truce, but a real lasting peace. and for that is necessary to route out cruelty to cast out the malignant neo nazi chima that's consuming ukraine and would eventually begin to consume russia. and we will achieve this goal hopefully, sooner rather than later. that can be no other way out. we do not hit civilian objects in order to save as many civilian people as possible. yeah, that's why we're not moving as fast as many expected. we're not acting like america or is allies acted in iraq and syria, wiping out entire cities used. they didn't feel sorry for them, but we feel sorry for them because they are people close to us. but as cross lived

here, victor gown, now the vice president of the center for china and globalization, thank you very much for joining is on the program is good to see. and mr. gal, china, it stood out in the u. n. s. c, meeting for his pragmatic stance on bringing about a solution to the war in ukraine. how important is it to have voice is encouraging diplomacy right now. i think as far as the military operations in ukraine, this concerned diplomacy, negotiation and the peaceful settlement and all whatever, problems, cetera is of crucial importance. first of all, the, for the escalation of the war obliterate operations. being your crane is not good for your cray is not good for russia, and it may even get out of hand from a conventional law into a non conventional wall. and as a matter of fact, the russia is not only fighting against the ukraine. it is also fighting against

the united states and nato members incorrectly because they are providing all military support information. cyber support to the ukrainian defense forces as we speak, so to minimize civilian losses. it is crucially important to use diplomacy to bring the war to an end. however, whether ukraine can really make a decision by itself, or whether it has to listen to the united states or other needful member states. it's questionable. so i think it is time for both russia and ukraine to use diplomacy to wrap up the military operations in your crane with minimum to be losses. a chinese envoy to the un talks about function blow back. the price of energy is what is living costs are rising throughout europe and many will think it's a price worth paying. but how long for well,

sanctions normally do not work, especially they will not work against a big country like russia and whether the sanctions imposed by the united states or european countries make life difficult in russia. of course it does. it will make economic growth more difficult for russia. however, if the sanctions are designed to hold russia down to force russia to cry and co that it will not achieve its goal. for example, the united states has been sanctioned in cuba since the beginning of the 960 s. cuba is still standing there. and cuba still independent, very much doing its business on its own. so i think the western countries need to be realistic as to what exactly they want to do with all these sanctions. rather, these sanctions are really creative. ripple effects repercussions call themselves, especially threatening to cut off gas, all crude oil supply. we supply you name it,

you cannot have the sanction, for example, announced by the united kingdom. they even say they want to wait until the end of 2032, to cut off supply of russian oil to united kingdom. and there are reports that the united states is actually increasing its import of crude oil for russia, rather than terminating the import of russian crude oil. as the u. s. government has announced. so i think we need to figure out a better way that is promising to resolve the problems. and also we need to figure out a better way to establish lasting peace in europe. i missed the guy with well was seen these disturbing images from boucher. oh, to what extent do you think these these pictures will escalate the rift between the

western russia and impact the peace talks between moscow and hear? well, the reported violations of which are very alarming and very concerning . and i think the chinese that delegate to the nation security council. yes. so they already mentioned that in order to be absolutely sure as to what exactly happened, an independent and bias investigation by international organizations for example, will be needed. and i think there is no denying that there was a battle in which a lot of casualties on the military side, both on the side as well as on the russian side. and how many civilians have been killed in between. i think they need to be investigated, however, thing know, mind it allegation without real prove. and without

verification, to establish all the facts will not achieve the goal. and i think eventually we really need to depend on the outcome and the result of an independent. i'm biased investigation into what exactly happened in which i think our vice president of the center for china and the globalization many thanks for your time. thank you very much for having me. when out recent events in the ukrainian city of beach, we must warn you. this report contains disturbing images. this footage from boucher was published by ukrainian officials as well as media outlets shows images of dead civilians lying in the streets and others piled in mass graves. the pictures were released off, the russian forces withdrew and the ukrainian army entered the area. ukraine's defense ministry came hundreds of civilians were buried in a mass graves accusing russian forces of carrying out the killings. moscow has

adamantly denied those allegations. what happened and butcher seems to entirely depend on what different sides want to have happened and butcher. what actually happened seems to be of little concern. ukraine than its allies accuse russia, russia and its allies, ukraine. every day. the news about horror stories becomes more and more delusional . however, the key of fake machine won't stop in order to humanize russia and denigrate it as much as possible. the mad animals from the nationalist battalions and territorial defense forces are ready to kill their own civilians. at the end of march, russian forces quickly pulled out of the area. on the 31st, the mayor of butcher, in a video announced that the town had been re captured by ukrainian troops. he did mention any corpses which, according to keith's version, already lifted the streets for he threw his dear friends dear buchan community

march 30. first, we'll go down in the history our town. as the day of its liberation from russian forces, ukrainian troops sent to the town soon after grizzly images flooded. social media, alleged and disputed satellites. images which west and media claim to have been shot more than a week before. suddenly showed bodies everywhere. some near impact craters, boucher had been on the ceaseless ukrainian military shelling even after russian forces had left. the united states to liberally glossed over the fight after the withdrawal of russian troops, the arm force of ukraine shall the beecher city. many of the corpses, little round butcher, also will white arm bands controversial in the and of itself. ukraine claims that russian forces shot dead civilians who co operated with russia, who apparently showed support. some of the victims had their hands tied again with white cloth,

ukrainian. nationalists themselves had commented on the hated on bad saying that they justified shooting at any one wearing them. these arm bands are used by the invaders themselves as an identification sign during fighting. therefore, ukrainian defenders may confuse civilians with russian invaders. factor in that bus and military rations were also scattered around many of the bodies indicating that they had been given them by russian troops just before. and this is what kia claims . they shot them dead mentioning these ukraine's collaboration law enacted recently . and the ukranian civilian who is deemed to have cooperated with russian troops and presumably worn a white arm band faces 15 years in jail. that is, if they survive arrest by ukrainian troops under these nonsensical circumstances. what hope does the un school for a fair investigation have?

it is vital that all efforts are made to ensure that are independent and effective investigations into what happened in future to in so truth justice and accountability as well as reparations and remedy for victims on their families. fair words in unfair times, given the war and the unprecedented level of propaganda, and this information in the media. many have already made up their minds. the pictures from butcher testified to the incredible brutality of the russian leadership in dos who follow its propaganda. facts, truths, evidence and culpability. a things of a now dead. the era in this new age and motion and interest, establish guilt and atrocities. sadly have become sickening spectacles where the judges, he or she who shouts, loudest, more ad gasdio, haughty from the netscape. and when the president savanski casing russia have killing civilians,

one ukrainian top official has crucial residents that they kiev reach and to be brought to justice due to the alleged cooperation with russian soldiers. there were collaborators who gave away the location of our soldiers, those scoundrels who leaked information about the heads of government bodies, volunteers, participants of the anti terrorist operation. traders among local residence because of whom both civilians and members of the military died. to bring these persons to justice, please share their details. so they can literally call for programs like this advisor did. you did these, this guy type of vigilante justice usually ends up with local settling their own private scores and a lot. busy innocence, getting hurt, due process, what is that? there is no due process. and you can just basically accused of anybody being his arbiter and commit, unspeakable repression under disguise, of fighting traitors. and yet the fact that they're so brazen about it and so open

about it justifies to the kind of media coverage that they have on part of the western propaganda machinery. the us envoy to the you went on tuesday, calls for the suspension of russia from the human rights council saying moscow use it as a platform for propaganda. the war nuclear, the united states and coordination with ukraine and many other un member states will seek russia's suspension from the you in human rights council. russia is using its membership on the human rights council as a platform for propaganda to suggest russia has a legitimate concern for human rights. they do not belong on the human rights council. and while the united states accuse is russia of war crimes, washington itself has had difficult relations with occupations of war crimes. during its military campaigns, ortiz maria, if notion takes up the story. the u. s. says there should be an investigation that

may sound exactly like what moscow has been repeatedly asking for. but it's not the prob, mary case talking about is not into what happened or who did what and when in the quinn, in town of butcher but into russia's actions there. although the disturbing video emerged, days after russian troops left the town and even days after it was reclaimed by keith's forces, it seems beside the responsible has already been found. next us national security advisor jake sullivan says materials for the court will be collected from intelligence services or organizations like un eye witness accounts from ukrainians on the ground and interviews from global independent media. while so far, only certain american bridge and ukrainian journalists have been allowed to enter butcher. and finally, the case according to solomon should be handled at the international criminal court and behave whose authority, the united states of america,

ironically does not even recognize. we have to understand that the united states did not make itself a party to that criminal court and does not allow its citizens to be tried in it. so there is a bit of you might say hypocrisy to say others should be tried, but are shouldn't. when things happen and things do happen, and i see here reports from november 14th, 2016, contains data on us army war crimes. in janice john, members of us armed forces appear to have subjected at least 61 detained person to torture, cruel treatment outrages upon personal dignity on the territory of afghanistan between the 1st of may, 2003 and the 31st of december 2014. the majority of the abuses are alleged to have occurred in 2003, 2004. but the us made it clear they were not interested in cooperation with a hague. we do not believe that an icpc examination or investigation with respect

to the actions of the us personnel in relation to the situation in afghanistan. this warranted or appropriate what is appropriate is the use of military force to free united states, military personnel, and other elected and appointed officials of the american government in case they entertained by v i c. c. this is what the 2002 have invasion act is all about the states that have ratified this treaty or trying to strengthen the rule of law, the bush administration is trying to punish them for that. and that's not all. they seem to be reading to threaten behaved directly. if the court comes after us, israel or other u. s. allies, we will not sit quietly. we will let the, i see, see, die on its own. after all, for all intents and purposes, the icpc is already dead from wards and laws to action in 2020 on a president. trump the us imposed sanctions on some icpc officials and certain

unnamed individuals involved in the sixty's efforts to investigate us. personnel cancelling their american visas and blocking their accounts. we hold our own accountable better than the i, c. c has done for the worst perpetrators of mass criminal atrocities. the court itself has no means to put any pressure on the u. s. in the end, they simply gave up. after reviewing matters carefully, i have reached the conclusion that at this time there is no longer the prospect of genuine and effective domestic investigations within afghanistan. the united states is now appealing to the i see as an authority, an arbitrator in international disputes. but washington itself seems to have done more than anyone else to actually this credit behave. the killings of the ukrainian city of butcher sparked widespread outraged with care of accusing russian forces of being responsible and calling for justice. moscow is denied the negations accusing care of

a provocation. events occurring in the days around the discovery of the killings has been in focus over the last few days. he takes a closer look at the time line and the forces that entered future as russia was russian forces withdrew. the day after the russian forces left boucher, the so called bossman boys from the ukrainian territorial defense moved in the command as circ a cart kick cole name a bossman posted the following. actually there is nothing to do there. just mountains of burnt equipment and houses. on the 2nd of april, the craning army documented their sweep at the city wrecked cars at broken tanks, destroyed buildings and disarray, but no bodies. and then bossman posted a video with someone without a blue ribbon, is the civilian, not publicly showing loyalty to ukraine. the order from boston was unit was clare,

shoot them all at a later claims of the butcher, genocide rang out around the world. bossman deleted his previous post, instead started praising the west condemnation of the atrocities. so who is bossman? the short answer, a lifelong neo nazi with a very colorful past, an ex bell, russian citizen and member of far right groups. since the ninety's back in 2004, bozeman co founded the nationalist socialist society and neo nazi group now banned in russia. a few years laissez, he was accused of a failed bomb attack on one of moscow's main squares. but he really rose to notoriety when a grizzly video of his emerged in 2007, showing a pair of mask executioners shooting amber, heading to migrants. bossman, fred, russia, 1st of belarus and then to ukraine. and while he managed to have a justice, his fellow and ss members did not. in 2011, 13 members of the group led by crockett, the national socialist society were convicted for 27 murders and 50 assaults in

2008. in ukraine. bossman landed on his feet, he became an instructor in the as of italian, and then a commander fighting the separatists in dumbass. and despite alarm from local media and human rights groups, bossman was personally handed a ukrainian passport by then, the president, petro pershing co, where he was snap doing the nazi son salutation. i said than a year after arriving in ukraine, he became head of the department of strategic objects and apparently enjoyed the patronage of the former minister of internal affairs. as his status rose, so did his finances. he had managed to accrue a $1000000.01 and a half cave apartments in a private plane in less than a year and all on an official salary of $237.00 a month. rumors possessed that bossman continues his life of crime. in recent years, 2 of his close acquaintances have died in suspicious circumstances,

and he's also been linked to the murder of a journalist. when war came to ukraine, he showed his willingness to fight darcy. both you are just devils that decided to talk you crave well, we're waiting for you, please come. we're going to play football with his 7 heads. and it seems he's being supported by people far away with bossman, boasting of gifts from a u. s. military company on his social media. clearly there i'm concerned about his check it past. just as the media seem willing to forgive him his sins. when they took bosman at his word about the events in boucher. meanwhile, the russian ministry of defense has announced his intention to finish clearing the embattled city of mariel. paul, along fine don't. yes, we're public forces fires. when the hours of battalion refused to be evacuated by humanitarian corridors, as the ukrainian army troops laid down their weapons, as to ukrainian helicopters, apparently tried to evacuate the battalions commanding officers that were shot down

according to russian officials, bottles and mary paul, i'm going to see fees, metallurgical flaw and see loss area controlled by you finance forces. she went to terry and car doors from mariel poll have allegedly being targeted in shelling by nationalists forces despite the dangerous they remain open with you. when harry and adolph delivered inside the city with food and essential goods being distributed to different areas of correspondence were among calls of is on the ground with the late would just delivers too many geron aiden medicine. so a couple of addresses say here in my rio bowl, and as always, people are pleading with us to take him to safe areas. risa nickaligha is one of those people and we are taking her with us. didn't ask them, can you tell us what happened to you? a 1st, we were hiding in the vestibule, near the elevators. my son who lives in the mask, but told me mother, it's better not to go to the basement with my flat was burnt down. that's why i

moved to another entrance where i lived together with a 90 year old woman. every time there was shooting with self flames. but we got yesterday talking about your school if you will, meet your son and daughter in law to day. what do you feel with, i don't know how to describe it. i don't know what i will tell them. right now i'm calling for a says daughter in law, alexander ross or to me as a mom. of course, if you can respond a lot of the they did just a year ago. he is mario bla, human yet there was still but he's a nicholas nightmare. so it's a

very go. another area hartfield says story and died about the 30 to 40 minutes. they will reunite with we will go back to variable morrow and the next day tried to reunite somebody else. of course, there are hundreds of people there who have no contact with their loved ones. ukrainian civilians are being displaced not only within the country, but also fleeing it as refugees to the west with poland remaining, one of the main hubs accepting these people. one of them gave an interview to a spanish tv channel revealing the details of what was done to him by his country's

army or government in military has abused us during interrogation. they treated us like dogs. i was confronted by people threatening me with imprisonment and beatings. they said they would take me to the back yard to beat me. b. u, as will impose a new sanctions package on russia over the war in ukraine. it includes a ban on all investments and increased pressure on financial institutions and state owned companies, as well as government officials and their families. the sanctions them to push russia closer to a default and impacts the countries dollar reserves. russia does not have unlimited resources, especially now given the crippling sanctions we've put in place. and they are going to be forced to choose between draining, remaining valuable dollars or, or new revenue coming in. or default sanctions pressure on moscow is around the top . the global economy is also feeling the effects. farmers in the us state of

arkansas say that prices for 1st alliances and energy have jumps and that's taken, it's hold on business. i'm living a lot of our fertilizer come from from that area, whether it's from russia, ukraine or wherever. lot of the, all and gas comes from that area. so, i mean, you know, if you go the palms today, a gallon gas is $450.00 a gallon a day for you know, so it's really made a difference. got this, this war between russia and ukraine, that's really affecting us now. you know, prices as far as inputs that have went up drastically more than double prices for, for our commodity to have gone up. not quite double conflict is bad for the whole global economy where we're sitting right now. we're right close to the mississippi river. we're probably going to have be able to get our fertilizer if we can pay for it. now you look at places in u. s. inland or places and say all over the world in london, australia, africa,

brazil. those places per logical cost a whole lot more. they're not, might not, may not, they may not have the availability that we've got right here. and so it's going to ultimately, it's all linked together and we're going to, you know, we're all going to suffer. when we mall the european commission president l. s. lavonne, the lion has said the e you was working on further sanctions against the criminal. and she also said that you had set up a joint investigation team with ukraine. these atrocities cannot and will not be left unanswered. the perpetrators of these genius crank crimes must not go unpunished. the european union has set up a joint investigation team with ukraine. its task is to collect evidence and investigate war crimes and crimes against humanity in ukraine. the e u has on least a 5th package of sanctions against russia. they proposing to include a band on russian, coal oil and even

a band on russian ships entering the ports. we had from some residence in germany who, who about the rising cost of living amid the sanctions. natasha mac, i mean, bonds. i do feel things getting more expensive. i can manage, but i'm having to make compromises. people are arguing over the little that is left on the shelves its disorder, but they should now learn how to run their house and not by useless things. yeah, it's interesting. france for offense, i have felt prices spike. i think it's about 25 percent higher than it was in cove at times. meet is up significantly as well as back all. i'm making budget cuts to my shop. it costs me 60 euros for what i used to get for 40. everything is more expensive, especially dairy, and me many thanks for joining us on our lot. in fact, we're back at the top of the hour with the latest

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