ah, mm ah, russia's defense ministry. he says it has opened another exit window for ukraine's remaining forces. inside the dorm bus city of mario pole had been offered a fresh chance to surrender peacefully. for all the fighting bat has been raging on the periphery of the i'll go to steal a nod to industrial comp loud as you can hear the battle rages, we report from the final frontline inside marielle pole. why russian led forth is launched. the latest assault against key of troops earlier on tuesday, marcia's foreign ministers in the country had no choice but to send troops to protect don't bath off the west refused to respect the red lines that by mouth. this old group stock with the russians decide to put their

russian scores tooth is in so few group and who war absolutely. with class a chill, a, an american journalist, found key of critique is reported to have gone missing and 5 ukraine. while one of the countries nationalist latest claims the report and might have been captured and killed with thanks for joining us. this is nancy international with the latest news updates. i was fighting continues across storm bass russian and don, yes, republic forces have announced another chance. the key of troops inside the city of mario po, to surrender, even calling the off a humanitarian corridor or a local sci fi. it has been implemented around the entire territory of the as of style industrial plug in mario paul, which is the last stronghold of ukraine's troops in the field post to provide food

and medical care. so any troops who wished to surrender had been set up in the area by russia. the defense ministry, se ukrainian prisoners of war will be treated in accordance with the geneva conventions. and it's not the 1st time russia has opened such an exit window in mario pole. on sunday. russia's defense ministry offered members of ukraine's nationalist battalions to lay down the weapons. but that proposal was ignored by the troops. he went to terry cardoso. those previously been open for civilians he wanted to leave the embattled city. however, russia accused ukraine's forces of opening fire on some of the locals who were trying to flee. most of the remaining ukrainian trips in mario paul are trying to hold their ground inside the vast territory of the as of stall industrial plans. the exact number is unknown, but they are reportedly in short supply of ammunition and food. nevertheless, superiors and legibly would have been to keep fighting ukrainians claimed they

still have civilians inside the factory. but these allegations have been denied by the russian defense the ministry across in kiev, negotiate to city events in mary, complicating efforts to brokers sees file with moscow. or if he's more against the reports from near the front line in mario pole where russian lead force is loose and new offensive early on tuesday. here on the periphery of the as of steel and nod woods, industrial compound. as you can hear, battle rages small arms, mostly as well as with armored personnel carriers. but last few residential neighborhoods. all that stands between total encirclement ukrainian nationalists inside the other industrial compound. as you can hear, the fussing is still ferocious. but from what we understand, national with cranium, troops are running as of foods, out of woods, as well as having

a morale is said to be very low there, because obviously they're running short and supplies. but also because they invariably i understand many of them. but this is the end that their commanders and those and here here which is ordering them not to surrender that they're throwing their lives away. nevertheless, there are a core radical fanatics among the nationalists in the algebra steel compound and they put the any sort of surrender, any sort of negotiation they want to keep fighting, as they hope until a diplomatic clap solution is reached by which they will be given a car door as of marion. and did the ukraine proper territories controlled by the caribbean military, even though that is at this point, incredibly unlikely. meanwhile, the us and its allies,

once ukraine to keep fighting until the last man standing according to russia's defense minister, his condemned western efforts to supply more weapons zekia. this is good. the russian army is carrying out the tasks set out by the commander in chief as part of the special military operation by consistently implementing the plans for the liberation of the don't ask and logan's people's republics while taking measures to restore peaceful life. there, the russian military personnel taking part in the operation or displaying their courage and heroism in the line of duty, the u. s. and the western countries controls are doing everything in their power to drag out our military operation. the increasing shipments of foreign weapons are a clear demonstration of their intentions to provoke the key of regime into fighting until the last ukrainian. earlier russia reported they launched

a heavy bower ship strikes against ukrainian forces across dumbass. there's the unverified damage of footage, allegedly shows some of those attack taking place overnight. explosions have also been reported in the major ukrainian cities of hawk off. and nikolai of, and these are said to be some of the latest images from the chinese golf at region, a northern you train, where rescue is claim they found at least $71.00 bodies. while 15 through the rubble of apartment blocks off the heavy shelling. russia has not commented on the allegations, the west left russia, no choice, but to step in and protect the people of dumbass that the latest message from russia is foreign minister. so again, last fall, he gave an in depth interview to india media. when people who have been killing russian ethnic russians, citizens of ukraine in the east, 48 years old, results any tv representatives would be asian b,

africa beetle of american booth. european b like in statesboro, paying any attention to this, this is not for sci fi. we come, you know, just ignore the victims of the damage, sure to the civilian infrastructure. but once again, i want, they want to emphasize very important. think this old crude stockade only when the russians decided to predict the russian scores suitors in so few cream and whole war absolutely discriminate in russia's foreign minister said gala ross gave a big interview to indian media and he spoke a lot about the routes and causes of the current military conflict in ukraine. what's happening now, mr. lover of sad is a direct result of us as desire u. s. is will to dictate their rules to the rest of the world, including key of mr. law of also sad that the aim of moscow's current military

operation in ukraine is to liberate people's republics. often. yes, can logan's completely adding that the operation has just now entered a 2nd very crucial phase. speaking about the events in the ukrainian town of boucher like here presented as war crimes committed by the russian army. and that's moscow sees as a complete fake mister lauder of promise that's russia will find out the truth and had just to remind you, following boucher without any independent investigation. the west supported key of an imposed several packages of economic sanctions against russia commented on that mister la grove said that russia is till strong enough. now we have come to a very straightforward conclusion. we can not rely on west and colleagues in any part of our life, which has strategic significance. speaking about russia, relations with angel,

mr. oliver, sad that they are a long, strategic partnership has recently gone to a much higher level. this is what the minister had to say. oh, very, very old friend. and we call the relationships long ago strategic partnership. then, about 20 years ago, the indian france said why, why don't we call it? why don't you call it privilege strategic partnership? and sometime later they said not enough. let's call it especially privilege that the g but this, this is, this is a unique description of any bilateral relations. i think of india and refreshing and coming back to crane speaking about the long awaited piece. there are mr lover of said the president landscape, changing his mind too often, and that creates lots of problems. lots of obstacles for peace talks to remind you

. there were already several rounds of negotiations between kia but most go very tough, but very productive and have been successful as both sides agreed until it all stopped at the end of march. and now hopes are that the 2 countries will be able to get back to the table. so i to lay an american journalist who's been covering the conflict from inside the ukraine has reportedly gone missing in the city of hall called fella report is now fear for his life. thank gonzalo lira has been out of contact since last friday. extremely troubling. that gonzalo lira, the u. s. citizen in ukraine has disappeared from social media. he was scheduled to interview me last friday about zalinski, s s b u kidnapping, and assassinating dissidence. and now i fear he has become its latest victim. if gonzalo lira has indeed been disappeared by ukraine's s b u, he joins

a long list of dissidence. leftists, human rights activists and local officials kidnapped, tortured and even assassinated by zalinski death squads and with caves open support . meanwhile, one of ukraine's nationalist leaders has posted a series of tweets in his private account, mockingly claiming that journalists might have been abducted and killed by quote, some guy with a co sign chile and other post see shows. a photo of neo nazi 5 is again hinting they might be the ones behind the reporters disappearance and even applauding the prospects of the journalists being dead. the radical ukrainian come on the hasn't provided any evidence though, so the information cannot be immediately verified. gonzalez, lira is 54 years old and has been living in ukraine for the past few years. he was in kia when the conflicts are up to the in february and then travel to hong kong to cover the fighting there. he has repeatedly criticize the ukrainian government and armed forces for the actions at the end of march, he tweeted what he called the truth about the landscape regime,

saying that he might disappear as did other critics of kia, some of whom were later found dead, has one of gonzalo, near his latest interviews before he went missing, nato never allowed grain to join formally, but in formerly established training bases for western ukraine. trained all of the ukraine, military, and nato tactics, natal communications methods, so very real. so the armed forces were makes up, but they also integrated these new, not the hyper nationalist elements, not just into the armed forces by the way, also into the government itself. and these new and not see extreme nationalist, same gradient elements or poison the well. and the ukrainian state, you can probably anti russian and this expressed itself in the government itself. and also in its armed forces. there is

a constant shelley of be done by the reach of the breakaway public republics of gone to nash and over the years. well, about 16000 people were killed there needlessly. and it was really because of the aggression of the ukraine regime, which never wanted to negotiate with the people on the brake republics. and pushed forward this extreme radical ukrainian nationalism chili's ministry. all foreign affairs has confirmed to r t that they have been informed about the loss of contact with the journalist and now in touch with relevant entities to get an update on his status and location. we've also requested comment from the u. s. department of state, since gonzalo never holds a deal citizenship so far, the americans have provided no response. but we will keep you posted on this pakistan's new prime minister, who recently replaced al city and run kong has called for cooperation with

pakistan's neighbor on a long time. rival, india. we believe that peaceful in co operative ties between pakistan and india are imperative for the progress and socio economic uplift of our people. and for the region, this can be best achieved through meaningful engagement and peaceful resolution of all our standing disputes, including the core issue of jumbo and kashmir. the disputed region of kashmir has been a key point of contention between india and pakistan for the past 75 years. the countries are for several large scale conflict control of cashmere, smoking face of a nuclear war. countries have a home a weapons. however, it is lost, we can be a problem to congratulate his pockets on counterparts on his election. things of india designs, peace and stability with its navia labor. let's go live now to in school is strategic. our list and also as lama, thank you very much for joining us on the program. it's good to see. do you really expect positive and peaceful cooperation between pakistan and india?

now when one would hope dead dub india has finally change your mind. deciding to come out of the retreat, it had a doctor. doctor pakistan had got caught an indian naval officer called roshan jagow in my 2016 who was accused of spying on on pakistan. and who was said accused of having been involved in, in a number of terrorist activities in pakistan, south western directories, which neighbor a finest on. so after that, india went into a ready, did distancing distance yourself from august on despite several efforts at august on made, the india basically snubbed her at least 2 august sonia dems to this young, biological drugs. but then, you know, in august 2019,

india annexed the kashmir. that is under its control and it was basically against her a united nations security council resolution from 194849 to again by august on rent in arms. is this uni rector decision by india and is further soured relations between the 2 countries, followed following dad marcusson's prime minister, former prime minister m. ron han went into a massive campaign against prime minister in a movie and his own right wing d j. p. 40 as well as his, its allies, extreme right allies, i says, calling them nazi, fascist on. this basically brought to broad about after the additions shipped to a grinding halt. oh, i missed the go. some might argue that be the genuine cache may convey, taste is so all was there is become unsolvable. what future do you expect to see here? well,

i think the longstanding advice that august on has been getting good. also a long night, the long to us to dust it. friend china, is that if an issue becomes intractable, it's better to put it on the back burner. this isn't advised that bug is gone, but received as far back as in 1996 from the visiting chinese prime prime minister in islamabad. but somehow, pakistan has kept this issue alive. and the later years basically assignment as intensification of militancy, english made richer. august found called up water liberation and indians called terrorism. so it did it for both. i think both county shall have to basically step back from disjointed positions on cash lead and then i tried to find a mentor path, but now it will be most probably very difficult because india has incorporated a schmidt into it's a one of her sub unit directories. and dad,

when possibly make it very difficult for pakistan now to go an extra mile, it shall have to be at the 1st step, shall have to be taken by india cells and see our skill strategic analysts found ortho and as lamb abides, thank you very much. for your time, australia has passed, a new law criminalizing the sharing of media from sanction sources which will be punishable by a fine of 50000 euro. the law does not name specific outlets, but r t is understood to be one of the bonds sources according to the legal amendment. austrian, me to kind of show any foreign programs that have fallen on the e u. sanctions. video sharing platforms would also be breaking the law by providing access to restricted programs in addition to your contribution towards avoiding such sanctions in a targeted manner is now considered illegal. in austria, let's discuss this with ortho and format us that it's a tar read her. many thanks for joining us on the program. now,

western leaders constantly talk about the importance of freedom of speech while sanctioning russian media source. is that what's your take on this approach? most the height of hypocrisy isn't it. when they're talking about freedom of speech and democracy and wanting to spread democracy, but then stifling any kind of conversation or discussion by censoring and by a criminalizing speech. or what kind of reaction to the floor in austria, do you think we can expect to see in other european countries and also in the us? well, you know, i can only because a us citizen, but i assume that western citizens will not appreciate being stifled and not appreciate their information being siphoned into only one western lens and not being allowed to have an international you, particularly in europe where you share continent with russia and our key is very popular in european channels and it was popular here in the u. s. as well before

the censorship us citizens, i hope will watch this and be, you know, given you know, some energy to fight back and pushed back against the censorship and have more of a discussion about freedom of speech and freedom of press at the role of tea like western view is a happy about being shown just one side of the story when it comes to be conflicts in ukraine and don't boss no particularly on social media and with the younger generation of american citizens. there's an impatience with being, you know, given what's really propaganda and one you a situation rather than actual balanced recording and journalism. and you know, it's really becoming more and more apparent the censoring from like the technocrats in social media, we're whole account's or shut down. and or t was one of those accounts that were shut down, and r t provided

a really good balance and look internationally. and i think that, you know, us citizens want to hear what's going on around the world from different points of view and not just one and not just one message. as we know, the west is imposing more and more sanctions against russia. do you think that perhaps some sort of critical mass that it will eventually force this trend to stop? you know, what i've been seeing it's been really draconian the way the media seems to be frothing at the mouth towards more conflict and more war. and the reality is the world has changing and it's a multi polar world with, you know, the economic interest changing in different parts of the world. and rather than being a part of that, which i think in an innovative and positive way, it feels like the less stress and, you know, particularly the american leads are trying to push towards more conflict and just unipolar power. and, you know,

i don't believe that that's healthy for the american citizens, and it's obviously had a drastic effect on our economy. so the sanctions that we put might affect, you know, not effect, excuse me, certain the leads, but it's certainly affects the everyday person be it in russia. and now here, you know, in the u. s, we're seeing a lot of problems with our economy that happened before this conflict, and they're trying to blame russia, which is ridiculous. and american citizens are buying it and you can see the evidence that they're not believing this by how low joe biden's whole numbers are. i mean, i think he was at 33 percent the last time of approval rating because they're getting nothing done for the american citizens as 1st domestic policy. and i just think the height of hypocrisy is lecturing other countries about freedom of speech and democracy when we're simply not engaging that. here in the u. s. tirade author

on form a u. s. senate aid many thanks tom. we appreciate it. thank you. ah. as the crisis, the over ukraine developed, the issue of military equipment has become a top issue to discuss the master anti sat down with russian deputy for i would say you're a bonus. solve who handles the military industrial complex when you, you chest and like you said you was regarding state defense procurement. we don't see any serious threats that could undermine our work on the plan tasks in this area. perhaps this is a result of our western partners keeping us on our toes since 2014. we have had plenty of time to adapt to the continuous sanctions. they have been introducing against russia. we now have import substitution policies in place, and we have accumulated unnecessary reserves talk of critically important materials and components. therefore, russia's current state defense procurement program is under no threat material. it surely is a very challenging situation for our automotive industry. now that some key

components are no longer available, if we consider the entire range of the vehicles we produce from trucks to buses, including passenger buses, we will see that the extent of locally manufactured content is very different in the share foreign made components can be very different, this industry is undergoing considerable change today, just like rushes entire economy in all other industries and changes are being introduced into the supply chain. so we're bringing new suppliers mon, you know, of course it means that the production will slow down. obviously, we're open about me and transitioning to new suppliers and opening new supply channels to ensure we get the necessary parts will ensure a more sustainable production in the future. in some cases, it will mean that manufacturers will have to downgrade a little to use less sophisticated components, for example, to go back to a manual gearbox rather than automatic one. in some cases, the scope of provided features will have to be reduced, etc. but none of that will seriously affect the operational qualities and consumer

experience that you need it. by the end of 2018, we successfully phased out most of the training imports and military technology. i believe russia only benefited from this brochure. it means that we have secured all our future operations and are no longer relying on supplies from ukraine period that ukraine, on the other hand, has lots of large market. those several 1000000000 as the country could have made in recent years could have boosted the ukrainian economy of yours when your, what's done is done. we're on the same track to face out imports from the so called on friendly countries, the member states of nato. the progress here is however, slow as a task is more challenging here they supply mostly electronic components. issue were cutting edge technologies are applied both for civil and military purposes such and one example that has made the headlines is the air could m. c, 21 airliner. we started off by switching to the locally produce composite materials . and that's done by now. ship russia plants to make the super jet $100.00 aircraft

fully independent of imported components by 2023 and starting from 2024 to launch mass production of at least 20 just per year. this will meet the expected domestic market demand for this model in the foreseeable future. probably, it will be a fully russian made aircraft, the super chad 100 new and a late 2020 for early 2025. we will have to move on to ramping up mass production at the mc $21.00, which is a fully russian made airliner made up of exclusively domestic components. i'm sure we will learn from the situation, draw the right conclusions that will serve us in the future. so we're not on the moon, so we can't stay clear of the global division of labor, so to speak to you. and we don't mean to do this either. fortunately for us, the world is not limited to the u. s. in europe, which keeps slapping us with unprecedented sanctions. we think most countries in fact do not support these sanctions and are prepared to work with russia. the

largest bricks economies are among them. china, india, brazil, and a number of era of countries that continue to work with us to russia is on the lookout for new suppliers. right now. i believe that the russian economy will manage to withstand the effect of these sanctions and the pressure it's a challenge and an opportunity for the russian industry, for russian design and engineering officer for research and development centers to use their own modern technology and products in order to fill these niches and not give them up. so i can see that such knishes have opened up in almost every systematically important sector of rushes economy. it's a serious challenge. but on the other hand, it's an excellent opportunity for companies to massively increase their presence on the domestic market and lay a solid groundwork for entering global markets in the future media. and that should be ill. $496.00 aircraft, or ill $96400.00 is due to be completed this year. so as you know, we have the ill,

96300, produce in the small series and use for a number of purposes, mostly for the special flight squadron, which carries the president and the prime minister and conduct special military flights. a limited serial production could be launched if needed to, to, for aircraft per year to ensure long range flights. this hasn't been necessary so far. but i think the model is a very good one. we traced by all the pilots. it has had virtually no accidents, right? it's lifetime, so there will be demands. let's talk more about russia is military capabilities. us intelligence was quick to report that russia was out of its entire stock of caliber missiles within the 1st week or so of the special operation was. and yet caliber are still operational, successfully delivering precision strikes on enemy targets. i fully understand that most of the information regarding our weapons is top secret. however, that about what i would like to ask is whether our defense industry is up to the task of resupply and all the weapons. our troops have used up already,

like the caliber a scanner and kindle missiles. how is it doing in this regard? so 1st of all, these missiles that you mentioned, as well as some others included cage, 101 air launch, cruise missiles, and bastion and bow coastal defense missile systems. as well as the above mentioned, sea launch, cruise missiles, the calibers east enders, and congeal fall all fall into the glory of high precision weapons. you modern warfare favors the use of high position weapons. starting from the yugoslav wars in the late 20th century, high precision weapons are to a certain extent, more humane. if that can be said about any weapon at all. and that's because they can be used to eliminate military targets, such as parked vehicles, arms depots, command post infrastructure targets, and so on. high precision munitions have the circular error probability of just a few meters. they can travel hundreds of kilometers and have next to 0. c, p medium carolyn. now back to your question from as early as 2011,

all our defense procurement programs have been focusing on production and deployment of high precision weapons company and all this time we have been building up our manufacturing capacities. as a result today, we can fully meet the demand of rushes armed forces for precision weapons ship. since you mentioned the seaborne caliber cruise missile, the fact is that almost all russian ships um project 636.6, diesel submarines carry caliber missiles. you're deployed on the black sea, they construct military targets anywhere in ukraine. we're not sure the same is true for other types of missiles, including the cage one on one airborne missile carry by the support su 30 and asked you 35 fighter bombers in court. we have a wide range of air to surface munitions, with a different effective range of power to hit different types of targets because of that russia dominates the sky in ukraine. russia's major defense manufacturers have contracts for high precision weapon production until 2030.