ah ah, i'm russian and done by sports are engaged in fierce fighting against ukraine's soldiers residence. that's why, how can trip fire at them if they try to flee that burning heart as if soldiers in pay started shooting at the house from the tank. people tried to run out, the houses were on fire, they just started shooting at us. but there was one outrageous speech. one of the you politicians said, show us evidence that it really happened that the butcher killings weren't stage. the cranes president. i expect the politicians to blindly accept his claims on the beach a month ago, and is shocked as they demand proof that rushes to blame as all evidence points to key abs responsibility. and pakistan's prime minister calls on his nation to stand up to foreign interference as a faith is

a historic no confidence vote for his refusal to come out against russia. ah thanks for joining us. this is anti international broadcasting to you live it from moscow. i top story this, our fist fighting continues for the lost pockets of resistance in the don. yes, region. city of mario poll as don't bass and russian force is close in. ah, as you can see in this footage, fighting continues on the streets. houses. many locals accuse ukrainian troops including its main fighting for with the hours of battalion a forcing residence to stay as human shields. moscow is making extensive efforts to

provide civilians in the area with food and other humanitarian aid, as well as evacuate bose who wants to leave the kremlin ads. it had to use military vehicles and armored personnel carriers to get out schools of residence, including 14 children from the city under fire, from the ukrainian army. local say, here's troops did everything to put civilian lives in danger. was with a pot more to launches in residential buildings. they also started shooting just residential buildings and districts. it was clear that they were aiming directly at the houses. they didn't care who they were shooting at on the 20th. and as of soldiers started shooting at the house from the tank, people tried to run out. the houses were on fire, they just started shooting at us. ukrainians also went into basement. they either shot people or drove them on to the street where they were mines. people, of course, were blown up the ukrainians, also on the theater where children were and they knew it was in voluntary baltimore

to twice. that's all, nothing more. that is the ukrainian side does nothing, nothing, nothing at all under the bombing i drones drones. so drinking water, there is nothing else any corresponded, mar, downstairs on the ground, in mario pole for us. amidst the ruins of mario, both the broken towers and apartment blocks. it is easy to spot the front lines. you won't see tanks and marching infantry, but the fires give it away where the city burns the fighting rages. this is as close as we could fly to the as of industrial complex ukrainian nationalists inside have and t drone equipment which they used to intercept and takeover nearby drones . we almost lost stars. the streets here are safer, mildly safer. it

may seem remarkable, but thousands of people are inside these neighborhoods. some who have refused to evacuate, and others who have never had the opportunity. those still held as human shields by ukrainian nationalists, human shields, and even worse thorough civilians at the school. and every day they walked to local bakery, that's a school over there, there's to bakery every day, local residents go there to collect water and ease off nationalists forced them to carry food in ammunition to their fighters, forcing civilians to carry ammunition for nationalist fighters across the front lines is a war crime. it is prohibited by the geneva conventions which state that civilians may never be forced into dangerous labour directly related to military operations.

but ukrainian, as of nationalists saw a long past caring, they only care for their own. as part of the universe, several days ago we shot a look out. the soldiers who cleared the building reported that the body was gone. i saw the shot land myself. in all likelihood they carry away the bodies of foreign fighters and their own fighters. so the, we aren't able to identify them. there have been many a's off nationalists and other fighters killed. but they always carry away the bodies. this is 100 percent. sure. all our guys know this. the end game for as all fighters and mercenaries is clear, they have adopted stolen tactics all over the city to delay the inevitable. the liberation of mary hugo at all costs. perhaps hoping for a diplomatic solution to the conflict. they have shown by holding thousands, tens of thousands of civilians hostage as human shields that for the nationalists,

new price is too high. more ad guys, the of r t for mario ball. as the russian military and allies engage in heavy fighting with the remnant sag ukrainian forces in marielle, paul o corresponded mon cancer, a visit to town some 15 kilometers from the city. my russian personnel have been assisting local doctors. i'm getting a 100. so some messages from people in russia who looking for their loved ones and also here and maria, pull when i arrive, people are recording video messages to their loved ones in russia. and one of the time i managed to get a hold of her and their relatives, and this is just one of the messages. and this woman contacted her daughter and she's about to see her for the 1st time in once. a year ago. with,

[000:00:00;00] with furniture. yeah, is a little my dear tanya, i'm alive and healthy. i go as a former red army soldier and current refugee under the surname. gregorio, i am writing to you to tell you that everything is fine, little i'm planning to come to the capital of our motherland, anesco. then the weather is good. we hope the darkness we've lived through has finally ended. life goes on when we were about 15 kilometers away from the city of maria, pull in town of mon gosh,

this is where the offers the ambulances bring wounded civilian civilians who are, are hurt in the marble. russian doctors are working here this spend this sent a special mission to help doctors here in the next people's republic. i'm great, this is the 1st time i'm being sent to hotspot. it's difficult, just as for any normal person, it stirs up feelings. have been simply pain, we face all sorts of on here, we're providing emergency assistance to people and also trying to implement preventive measures so that people don't get ill. the children are mostly calm, they're mostly nearing their parents' behavior. so it's important to stay calm, you know, we're still at the hospital here in mongolia where wound the civilians are brought from memory will also this is the only hospital in the area and local doctors and rush and doctors are also treating local patient from various illnesses including

just so simple cost consultation services, community number civilians, how problems there's disease. we strive to provide medical care to everyone who asked for we have enough medicines here in the hospital. we worked very closely with the local doctors as well as many doctors from tonight's together with them. we examined patients and decide whether to evacuate them to in. that's as i've heard that they zone, they have a shortage off of food here and a water. so we decided to bring well potatoes, onions, carrots cabbage as some can goods for them as well. hm. well, they're very, very thankful for that. friends hula continued bringing them food here for, for as long as they needed rushes human rights commission essays the country has liberated 14 russian c ferris trapped in the port of mary. i'll pull the ship's captain. sayings, ukrainian chips,

mind the whole area to stop them getting out. let's truthful possibilities began on february 24th and everything started ukrainians. mine the waterway and didn't let anyone out the senate l m was as good. i just, i really was always neglected. i mean, usually for a lot of those one person i was told that is the same as the katie luciano priestly to burger. yes, of course, we could have left the port ourselves, but the waterway was closed and it was impossible to leave us warmer. my supervisor, to more they got on our ship, forced his face down on the floor and took away all valuables, including cell phones, computers and documents. i think they just wanted to caching road and at least none of our crew came to harm. ukraine's president has claimed that many people in russia will stand trial for all manner of war crimes insisting that several incidents that care of his south stands accused of orchestrating actually moscow's responsibility. was he probably need the ramos, like the massacre in boucher,

like many other russian war crimes where the missile strike on cram a tourist must be one of the charges at the tribunal, which is bound to happen. all the efforts of the world will be aimed to establish every minute good did what? who gave orders, or where did the rocket come from? who was carrying it, what? who gave the order and how the strike was coordinated. hon. all responsibility is inevitable. on friday, a mis, i'll hit a railway station in a don. yes. people's republic, city of clamor tours, killing at least 50 and injuring almost a 100 ukraine's president blamed a russian army touch. can you missile that moscow's forces say it was deacon decommissioned years ago, and vladimir zalinski, his own advisor, contradicted him claiming the station was hit by a russian iskander missile. the russian defense ministry noted they kias has repeatedly committed this type of war. crime in that ukraine was trying to stop civilians flare all statements by representatives of the care nationalist regime about an alleged missile attack by russia on the railway station in the city of

cremmit or on april the 8th or a provocation. an or absolutely untrue. we emphasize in particular, that touch, can you tactical miss how's the wreckage of which was found near the crime, a toss gro way station and published by eyewitnesses a used by ukrainian armed forces only. as he mentioned, ukraine came to russia, hit the train station, hughes and a scandal miss el, shown here on the left. however, as well as defense ministry notes, the tuskegee miss allen, this strike and which only views is demonstrably different with his friends much higher up the rocket. let's discuss this further. now. ecos dawn up joins me in the city. i thanks very much coming in ego. so now kiev is also saying it was, i told you miss style nodded, scanned, and that's a missile, which hasn't been used by russia since 2019. so if that's the case why ukrainian top officials still blaming moscow will not keep very much foods in line with the general strategy of well, basically, there are general demand,

ukraine's general demand of absolute and unconditional faith in whatever they're saying on behalf of whoever on behalf of europe on behalf of politicians, the public, and so on and so forth. and whenever they asked for anything more than was all those requests i met with really with aggression. for example, we all remember the heroic scenes from boucher a small town. you might even call it a village on the outskirts of king of dozens of civilians to shone dead there and his how the ukrainian presidency. lensky who had previously blamed the retreating russian forces for the massacre. he's how he reacted when he was apparently presented with a question, well raising concerns about evidence. have a listen simple. it wasn't with shots, but there was one outrageous speech. one of the you politicians said, show us evidence that it really happened that a butcher killings weren't stage. show us the evidence play and he,

you politicians said that i can't say who them was in an e u head of state. yes, it was in shows, but it did happen. ether, rebellion. so obviously again, a horrific scene, but this is a, this is how key of treats any, anything that can be interpreted as well. mistrust not even mistrust, but just a general pursuit of facts you might say, because the brushing position has been starkly different. russia has vehemently denied any accusations that russia was responsible for the butcher massacre. in fact, a russia raised in skeptics in general raised a number of questions in, excuse me, a for example our when the, when the 1st nationalist battalions entered this town, entered the town of boucher. the initial videos did not show any bodies lying in the streets. that's one than the initial or the initial address by the mayor of butcher did not mention at all anything about, you know,

dozens of dead civilians. if you're a mayor of a small town and you returned there, or if you like, if you ascend from under the basement from safety and you see dozens of dead bodies in the streets. well, it, it is only logical to assume this would be the 1st thing that you'd want to communicate and show the world. he did not do that. on the 1st of april. it was only days later when these videos, while they just emerged out there. and this whole world, this whole thing started to, to blow up. and the, for example, these, these are civilians, they were seen wearing white patches are white arm bands, i should say the same arm bands that we, for example war. so that, to show that we are with the we are with the russian side that so that we don't attract fires of the we don't take over that so that we're not taken for saboteur groups that will plaguing the forests in the key of region. but many high profile

european politicians, they choose not to dig into and not to dig. for fact, they just come for, you know, like for press to was to witness the brother horrific scenes like here. the unthinkable has happened here. we have seen the full faith put his army here in butcher. we saw our humanity being shattered. and it is the whole world is morning with the people on which is understandable the, you know, immediate, a war zone. things do become murky and nobody really knows what's going on. so that's why investigations should be held to decipher what really went on there. right? absolutely, and this is something that russia called for in regards with boucher russia called for a you and secret security councils. emergency meeting on this boucher will heretic incident and well that that push was vetoed by the you,

kate. so for whatever reason, like soap, european journalists and journalists inside the u. k, they should really present this question to the euro to their government and ask why this is what i would have done. as a journalist, i would have asked why the vetoed just a, an innocent move like a un security council discussion which the u. k. could be part of as well. and another question is, what will these high profile european politicians like russell or from the land there? will they go to chrome, a torso will they go to the near square? a torch could fide by the ukrainian forces killed more than 20 civilians just over 2 weeks ago. will they go there? will they go on one of our media tours and make statements about how horrific those are civilian? lots of that civilian loss of life was so by these questions are purely rhetorical, of course, but these questions they are being raised more questions are being raised by the b

t a probably european are politicians, for example, like this italian member of the european parliament stopped at a digital gear tivicay to it, i heard that we are talking about a complete embargo on russian gas, which would be absolutely unacceptable for our economy. and this is based on the facts reported by the ukranian government about the chat, but they're already serious doubts about their veracity. and again, going back to this missile strike on the railway station in chrome, a tourist, there's not a single, there's not a single shred of evidence of russia actually using coach cook missiles in this conflict in ukraine. not a single missile has been shown like the ukranian, the ukrainians that have not shown a single piece of debris over russian coach cook, who being fired on one of its are well on one of its facility facilities are in the, on the home front. and on the contrary, for example,

there's plenty of evidence of ukraine using torch coo against the nets, against civilians in the notes and against russian military infrastructure as well . i think it's, it's indisputable that war crimes have been committed. and during this conflict, which is why an investigation into all of these tragedies is essential at the right party can be held accountable. thanks very much for coming in with those details. ecos off. now pakistan's prime minister says western powers are stepping up regime change efforts after he refused heavy whitehouse pressure to lash out at russia and run con faces a parliamentary vote of no confidence shorted it shortly on saturday. as the military comes out in favor of ukraine, in the conflict con has addressed the nation calling on people to resist foreign interference. legitimately gone, could we get them? i want to tell my nation, especially young people, that they should save themselves from these foreign interference plans in your country. you have to save your children's future and you need to stand up against

this. no one from abroad can save you. this video shows pakistani opposition, members arriving at the parliament building for the no confidence vote against con has heavy security in place across the campus. so thousands of police on the streets and the ring as steel contain is blocks access to government offices. ortiz donald call to oppose on the increasingly 10th situation. dark clouds of descent are hanging over pakistan's government, prime minister imran khan is facing a vote of no confidence on saturday, over his support for russia. but he says, he's ready to fight my message to our nation is that i have always and will continue to fight for pakistan till the last bull. the vote is set to come. not long after con, tried to dissolve parliament and call for new elections. the court stepped in though and vetoed the move the advice tendered by the prime minister on or about april 3rd, 2022 to the president to dissolve. the assembly was contrary to the constitution

and have no legal effect. no doubt the opposition, which stood on the precipice of disaster is happy about this political turnaround on k to day, the supreme court with this verdict saved the future of pakistan saved pakistan's constitution restored the sovereignty of pakistan's parliament. unfortunately, for con, his opposition has the support of the military, which has taken a hard line to pro key of stance 30 that i did in vienna. you, you've been very unfortunate of. oh, that would be, would have been a 1000000 bit. but if you didn't, ha, ha, ha, didn't destroy still pakistan's, prime minister is refusing to budge on his support for moscow. why would we condemn russia? are we your slaves? that whatever you say we will do. he staring down the barrel of a vote of no confidence in contending with the combined forces of the opposition and the military. and yet con, standing firm, accusing washington of working behind the scenes of at all. how can i accept the result when the entire process is discredited?

democracy functions on moral authority. what moral authority is left off to disconnect events? the move to oust me is blatant interference in domestic politics by the united states con even says he found a letter, allegedly, from the united states that mentioned the vote of no confidence before it was even filed washington denies it, sent anything like that. but there is no denying the pro us sentiment among the pakistani opposition and military. we had historically excellent relations with the us. the good army we have today is largely built and trained by the us. the best equipment we have is u. s. equipment, say con, ends up with a short end of the stick. you can bet islam of odd will be added to the list of washington's allies is and in terms of possible u. s. involvement, that's at best, a little suspicious. what's happening within coffee spawn in that is the fight going on between prime minister in bron khan who has lost his majority, but yet not steph. and general,

but you off will be all the chief and what washington you kind of in thing, eyes and what it seems like. but general, but what is moving more towards the us. why the bron khan is sort of moving more toward china and sort of anti america. so washington is kind of pushing that kind of schism inside pocket saw number one, the trauma lives that washington, whatever you see, it's all nationally in groups. and what is nato's interest? germany's president has called reply to me. putin on foreign minister say loud 12 to stand trial for war crimes. in the international courts, walter frankenstein maya was answering the question from his country's news magazine. spiegel, should putin in level face the war crimes tribunal in the hague. every one responsible for these crimes will have to justify themselves. this includes soldiers, military commanders, and of course,

those who bear political responsibility stung by merit. a similar call earlier by joe biden with washington also initiating the successful vote on suspending moscow from the un human rights council. although dozens of nations including china, voted against if the 2nd kind of countries been bombed from the council, often libya in 2011. but critics have expressed surprise that nato members, such as the us on, never called to account, including for the own alleged war crimes. most recently for disastrous nathan pull out from us on a stone which left dozens dead and hundreds injured. remember the chaotic u. s. was drool from afghanistan. afghans falling to the death from departing plains, the deadly stampeded cobble airport. the suicide bombing that killed 13 you, a service members, and

a $170.00 civilians. all thanks to poor planning. leak notes from the white house situation room revealed that the u. s. wasn't ready for evacuation. just hours before cobble fell to the taliban. joe biden did not just fail at withdrawing from afghanistan. he did not have a plan and lied to the american people about it. by parties and veteran members of congress began demanding, asking practically begging the administration to begin the evacuation. as soon as brighton made the withdrawal announcement in april 2021, we were stone rolled and ignored while they did it infuriating. 0 accountability, celtic planning led to a chaotic withdrawal and many lives lost. the world's policeman should have known that people on the streets of kabul told us about the catastrophic effects of natives occupation by the likes of german and us trips. we,

the afghans have been horribly impacted by the americans. our losses are uncountable. we have been completely displaced by the war now that the americans did nothing for us but give more power in support to thieves and other dishonest people taking all our money and leaving the country in economic distress. we have not seen any visible, positive change or benefits of germany and nato troops being in afghanistan if there was something positive. it vanished in a few days when they were leaving the country during the fallen cobble to buy. oh, we have seen the west's double standards on the ukraine issue. western news outlets and social media users jumped in at the onset of the crisis and provoked ukrainians to rise up and fight. but in our case in afghanistan, they did not do the same terabyte and i paid confused, and may be a little hurt as he was ignored at a white house event. this week with the u. s. president, overshadowed by formerly to barack obama, who even seemingly tried to shrug biden's hand off his shoulder.

ah biden has also resorted to the use of what appears to be cheat sheet, including when he doubled down on his apparently unscripted claim, the russian liter, vladimir putin cannot remain in power. the notes included questions expected from report, as well as the answers that biden should give. even in his 1st press conference as president, he used notes identifying a select reporters, which i find in his mental state has attracted the attention of politicians. and from the white house staff, with the former presidential physician to barack obama and donald trump saying the u. s. president's potential cognitive issues are becoming a national security concern. i think the whole world sees that he's having some issues. he's struggling cognitively, and it's just a, it's, it's not a good time to have a commander in chief in the head of state. and he's having these particular issues . so yeah,

i think there's something going on. i would like for us to figure out what that is it's, it's a national security issue. this particular point we heard from us veteran and anti war activist, adam co cash who saves bind and is showing signs of serious mental health issues and probably others and his administration on making decisions for him. well 1st, let me say in order to be president of the united states, you have to be evil corrupt or incompetent given biden's history in ukraine with the sun and the gas company scandals. we know he's corrupt, i don't really want to condemn him as evil, per se, but incompetent. definitely now. and what we've seen in the judgments around is mental health, both from professionals and from casual observers, and just the gas needy nodes, things like that. it's pretty obvious that he's incompetent and why do you need those things to be president so that you can be manipulated by the real oligarchy

that runs the united states. the real spring pullers, the military industrial complex. there's a veteran, i think about guys in the military and today jim is like most americans believe in a president who's effective as commander in chief is necessary. and having troops who can go to violence on behalf of the american empire and fall is, or is the question that that's necessary will that link is broken when the troops today look at their commander and she's from go, i'm supposed to do it. he says, i was in the military today. i just died from all the reasons to leave us military . i would believe just to make sure i'm not taking orders from the bumble are and she commander bite and it is dangerous. it is absolutely a national security threat for president. that's incompetence violence. many thanks to joining eternity. international painting stories can be found as always on our website on t v dot com,

but we will be back in 20 minutes with the latest. oh, so what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk