a with moscow says, cheer has again rejected a safe zone as the besieged steel factory arguable and has refused to release the civilians and surrender. that's as fighting for the nationalist strong hold rages on. we report from the bad breath. a movie. yeah. close to the appeal a, b and b vehicle has now taken wiring nationally to keep keep the price better. an italian journalist angelo doors. he stands up against the western narrative and says that the us is to blame for the war in ukraine. he shares his thoughts with us in a broad interview. technically, it's russia that at least the war might in my view,

it's the united states that prompted russia to do that. it stated a number of publications, including with nato expansion. the thought of throwing anyone overboard is simply unacceptable. china, as president slammed the west, the sanctions policy against russia and bricks. countries prepare to introduce their own alternative to the western lead swift financial system, which has restricted russian accent and a death sentence. that's how wiki leaks describes a london court decision to expedite whistleblower gillian. it's on to the us where he faces up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, let's start with the latest development in the fight for the don bass. fragments of a ukrainian missile said to be interest to buy

a local air defense system. rained down on the city of shops gorse with at least one person reported killed. now the unverified footage reportedly shows the destruction in the city where authorities say that the person who was killed was a child and for other people were wounded. the missile is believed to have been a torch. can you? widely used by the ukrainian military right in battle torn mario pl. dozens of dead by the bodies have been found within the vicinity of a public hospital. russia, federal investigators have opened a criminal case on suspicion that ukrainian forces committed war crimes there. and a warning you may find these images disturbing. this video was provided by russia's investigative committee. it shows the destruction of the marble hospital allegedly shelled by ukrainian forces. according to russian and done yet, republic authorities, they say the $26.00 dead bodies were found. marble

is the main battleground in the done yes, republic. russia says she has again refused to use the humanitarian corridor for ukrainian troops at the besieged as of stall factory and the city to safely release civilians and surrender. the calls to surrender have also been announced through loudspeaker in the area a publishing for in, while 5 ukrainian soldiers have reportedly surrendered to danielle republic forces . remaining fighters are still holding on to the sprawling territory of the industrial plant. their exact number is unknown, but they are reportedly in short supply of ammunition and food. russian lead forces save that, they have been making very cautious move for the enemy positions archie's. but i got the reports from the battle ground

attack bought me with a movie. yeah. close to the i was up still, but industrial not just bad news. buildings with infantry can only do so much against $4.00 to $5.00 positions. heavy alma is called dean for the heavy lifting and the troops, chechen volunteers, in this case, no where the weak points. ah, right now these are the fibers, are covering this tag crew. they're receiving targeting directions from troops here on the ground once once they have those, all fish die, girls that do its job. once everything is agreed, the action begins that,

that is now in with attack is not true. it's administered, withdrawn 8 a p m d heavy vehicle has now taken its place foreign nationally to keep them keep the price of day in day out for weeks on end. fighting for every building, every floor, every room after the heavy vehicles finish up, the infantry moves in. digital delay, our task is to follow the soldiers and provide cover for them. we are on the lookout for any enemy movement. every one knows exactly what they're doing. the as

off nationalists in the industrial zone at the heart of the city, are in, sorry, shape. they're short and food, water, ammunition, and morale. russia has repeatedly offered them a seat far and the chance to surrender. the nationalists have refused. in some places, ukrainian troops were found shot in the back by their own as they attempted to surrender. it is clear that despite their situation, the as of nationalist mentality has not changed and the most fanatical of them are still very much in charge. more ad gasdio archie from mario both russian soldiers have managed to evacuate more than $120.00 civilians threw safe routes from the sol industrial area. so say the army in the area. now our team has heard from some of the civilians were able to flee from the dangerous vicinity of the embattled factory. who is not here today? tonight?

we walked out to get water. sniper shot me in the leg. i didn't see who it was. you knew that it was in an area controlled by the ukrainian supplies because d, as an militants told us, that any one who goes onto the russian controlled territory would be shot dead. so, you know, to make like, you know, soldiers kicked us out. we grabbed our passports and money. when we came back to our apartments, we saw our belongings, food, everything was stolen to regain as our soldiers have taken everything. but i do not show the breath. you're still did not let us out and shot at the legs of any one who tried to get out. prominent italian journalist angelo dorsey has suggested that an alternative view of the ongoing conflict in ukraine breaking with the western establishment media narrative. he says, the us is to blame for the war. he made his point on the tele, national television,

the memory. but we must remember this war, besides everything that we're talking about is a war of the united states against europe. the e. u is the real object of this war. the united states is interested in severing ties between russia and europe, and also china, a contributor to top italian media outlets. dorsey has over 40 years experience in journalism. his track record includes being a founder of several magazines with a focus on history. last year he ran for mayor of the italian city of turin. we spoke with dorsey and got his insight on many aspects of the conflict a, my mentor, welcome each other little. technically it's russia that unleashed the war. but in my view, it's the united states that prompted russia to do that. it stated a number of provocations, including with nato expansion. the united states figured out that it's losing cloud as a global hagaman. so it's behavior is a kind of

a reaction. it definitely doesn't want to put up with its new role amid a shift into paula centric world. in my view, zalinski is now the main obstacle to achieving peace. it's obvious that he's ready to sacrifice his country in his people in order to stain power. he's also hindering a diplomatic solution if we want peace talks to succeed, then the compliance with uminski agreements should be the starting point, but zelinski as opposed to that, ah, informal. i think that today we're seeing 2 wars being fought simultaneously. one is being waged with arms bombs and missiles on the battlefield, whereas the others unfolding in the media with newspapers, television, and the internet. and the latter one is no less serious. media outlets are being shut down and employ to weaken rival power. zelinski himself basically silenced the opposition. so it's not correct to say that the war and defense of zaleski equals a war in defense of democracy. i have never before seen must media acting as

indecently as they do now. i'm struggling for the truth. seeking to my own opinion without buying into the official version of it. my daughter was in crimea during the referendum. she worked. there is a photo journalist and sent me images showing people's joy about returning to russia. that the referendum embodied a national unity that it was considered liberation back then while covering the situation and the don bass, she managed to survive miracle asleep while her 30 year old colleague was killed in a mortar fire. she was very upset to see the violence that the authorities and key if used against the people of the don bass. your sanctions never heard government. in fact, they heard the population and because of that they are immoral. they are also inefficient. if their objective is to shift power and moscow, furthermore, the sanctions have already impacted european economies. the italian economy has already suffered and it's going to get worse. only the united states will manage to

get away with it. probably for now the you doesn't see that i'm surprised by how short sighted our politicians are. china's leader shooting ping has warned against western moves to disrupt international unity. y'all, me, contractors for ship to navigate a storm and sail towards a bright future. all the passengers must pull together. the thought of throwing anyone overboard is simply unacceptable. when that happens, both the victims and the initiators of such an act stand to lose. in this world, unilateralism and in excessive pursuit of self interest are doomed to fail. the bricks, emerging economies at brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa are planning to hasten the introduction of their own financial system to rival the western lead. swift network. that's western powers have lashed out ad moscow with sanctions, including cutting. some russian banks off from swift rushes. the finance minister

says that the new system will help countries shift away from the dollar dominance and create a buffer against shocks. in case of a global economic downturn, bricks countries also plan to use their national currencies for import export operations and more closely integrate their bank card systems. the director of the geopolitical economic, me research group, radical decide says the dollar dominated system has been hindering the world's economy. europeans in launching the euro was the 1st set of countries. and in fact, it goes back a long way back when the dollars linked to gold was broken in $971.00. that was when the europeans began. a long journey towards monetary union who spoke was, was precisely to eliminate the dollar from their mutual payments. the euro, euro doesn't look in great shape right now, but that is just the way these things work out. so i think the russians, the chinese for the indians in many ways different countries are trying different

ways in which to assert that independence from the dollar system, which has been extremely destructive. because the dollar system rests on a sort of, of a bed of financial ization, which is precisely what has been doing the 2 biggest economic, 2 biggest sorts of economic damage to the world. number one, increasing inequality to such an extent that demand remains a problem in the world. and number 2, ensuring that the vast, that vast amounts of money, we just rushing around the financial system are not invested productively, but are rather invested in speculation. and parasitical creation on the, on the incomes of a, of those who actually work for a living donor system has been deeply contradictory from the start. people just stop as though the dollars dominance was completely natural when they forget is

that it has required, as i said this, this, this, this, this a foundation of a financial ation which has been destructive china is increasingly providing alternative trade partnerships, alternative investment relationships, and alternative payment systems and other such infrastructure. and of course, the russians, the indians is if i'm not, and you know, i'm just saying that china now provides a competing goal. so you can, you know, in a certain says, you can look at and look at the math of this, the americans and european, you know, acolytes, i try doing what they're doing. that is putting sanctions in russia, et cetera. in order to scare the rest of the world into coming and becoming part of the system you know, into, into leaving close to the west. in reality, the effect of these action is to actually not unite the world under the domination of the west, but actually to divide the world between a small part of the world,

which is essentially the old imperial core of the world economy. which is centered around the decaying financial ais, predatory speculative american economy. and on the other hand, the rest of the world which consist of the vast majority of the was countries and over helming, majority of the was july asian, which will be centered around a more dynamic china. and of course, if russia and china get closer together as seems to be the case, then it may be a very awful do. busy because what china has, in terms of its labor force and cetera, and what russia has in terms of her resources and also was russia highly trained labor force? i think this is going to be the most dynamic dual ever seen not speaking to lecture moody or india. that's what british prime minister, boss johnson office has to say regarding his 2 day visit to india with russia

expected to be at the top of the agenda. johnson's office insists he does not want to pressure new delhi over its close relations with moscow, but rather might still try to convince them to change course. and johnson has already arrived and is expected to discuss boosting economic, defense, security and technology cooperation between the u. k. and india, he is to meet with business leaders in the western city of mad about on the thursday, and then is to go to new delhi for his summit with modi. on friday. our correspondence, our team to sing told us what to expect from the meeting. we are expecting that there are many still borders johnson, although he has said that he is not going through. lecture robin is still not in the will be on your grade as russia, but we are expecting graham in is still about his johnson to explore oper. sure these to slow train relationship, very india went to bobby and perhaps especially in 2 major factors

which is defense and emerging because there is a certain viewpoint in the u. s. and, and in the u major country that india also needs to rally behind b. m. ok, countries as against russia in the ongoing crisis where you're great. so we are expecting that. i mean, what is john? so he's going to not be actually guys, but he's going to explore opportunities read. he can push india in a different direction from russia with rich india actually enjoys a strict jewish partnership ration and has so far being a new plan has abstained from working against russia in the united nations. we had also expecting friends job board is johnson. do us yes,

you reduce the dependence, although it does not really dependent on russia, but it has just been full for operation on strategic partnership with russia. historically, on, traditionally, china and pakistan have announced that they are expanding their partnership as part of a new economic court or a new pakistani nuclear power unit, powered by a chinese developed rector, has also started working this week. the new round of cooperation comes as pakistan's, newly appointed prime minister forms a coalition government pm. shabazz sharif has also hosted chinese envoy to pocket on for talks in islamic bod. geopolitical analyst, hassan islam is shot and paris at school of technology and business. professor benjamin shall say, close ties between the countries go beyond the current change of power, the new government, any government a with

the budget funding governments have reached out in the past, it's non subject to the genome. governments. it's beyond the governments. it's a strategic state relationship. so this was very much expected. and the 2nd thing bear in mind is that he's had a very good relationship with be sure he's in the past before i was to even begin to follow up his algebra and chemistry was to put him for 4 years, 5 years. and it was during that time also trying to win relationship, who i see this as a relationship with the on any change. economically, the, the china pakistan economic corridor is of power. mel importers decoy is not just about connectivity, is about cooperation industrialization of your culture. and tourism,

it is estimated that decoy dog would create 2300000 jobs between 20152030. and he would add 2 to 2.5 percent h points to the pakistan. so any recalls the value of this project is worth about $62000000000.00 us dollars as of 2020 more than all the foreign direct investment in pakistan since 1970 ricky leeks at founder, julie massage is now one step away from extradition to the united states as a london magistrate's court has ruled in favor of the move. it's now up to britain's home secretary to confirm the decision which would c assange handed over to the us, where he faces up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges. wiki leeks editor in chief christian referencing says that the latest ruling could essentially amount to a death sentence for assange. 16 months ago this quarter i

answered, i didn't know songs would mean a risk to his life that it would be equal to that sentence. not his court has been ordered will issue that then sentence. that is what happened here today. not julians alive is in the hands are pretty bottle and borders. johnson. they need to do that. i think you need to make sure they do the right thing. they have the power to step it through and this to save a man's life and stop this attack on the freedom of the press. a julie massage has adamantly and repeatedly denied the allegations against him. the london court had earlier admitted that the funds might face harsh treatment in american custody, who got reactions from carlos of ada assange. his lawyer in ecuador, which previously gave him asylum and international journalist, richard mentors. they say that there has been

a clear bias to resolve the case in favor of us. this is very obviously a political, political trial, honestly, given a pretty mattel's policies. you know, i, i don't, i don't really hold out much hope for sans because it's just last year where she was trying to make recommendations that journalists in the u. k. be imprisoned for up to 14 years for you know, publishing government secrets, things that embarrassed the government. so i don't really think she's much of a, of a friend of freedom of the press. again, i do hope she does the right thing because she, she, she has the power in her hands right now, as does more as johnson to take a stance for press freedoms to show that the u. k is not working at the past of the united states and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face to centuries and jail. but if you praise yeah, is the needle the united states has provided some guarantees to the british supreme court. but from our point of view, there insufficient that came off to a court of previous instance, refused extradition to the guarantees, do not employ any real control. and in other similar cases, such guarantees have not been respect it. nevertheless,

they became the main argument on the basis of which the supreme court agreed to the extradition and accepted the u. s. appeal. we have until may 18th, to submit our arguments for consideration to the interior minister, pretty patel. after that certain procedures for appealing the verdict follow, and this also has to do with the decision on extradition in the last instance will be the european court of human rights. as you can see for yourself, the means for an appeal gradually being exhausted, and the deadlines are coming to an end. there is a clear intention to continue this case against the sun and eventually make a decision in favor of the united states. it is obvious that this case will lead to a conflict of enormous proportions in the political arena and in the field of human rights protection. just days before the deciding, vote french and come into menu micron has squared off against a challenge or marine the pen in the national debate weighing in on the future of the you. so the cost of living and the ukraine conflict was issued by believe again,

you were $1.00 of the 1st european politicians back in 2014 to recognize the outcome of the annexation of crimea. why did you do it? and i say this with great gravity tonight because for our country, this is bad news because you depend on russian power and you depend on mr. couldn't, i mean, you're not a manual micron has access to all the information of the french intelligence services knows perfectly well that what he's saying is false. you know, he knows perfectly well that i am a woman who is absolutely and totally free and that i defend france because i am a patriot. and i have demonstrated it all my life in france and the french people always in all circumstances. well, it was less stormy than what we saw back in 2017, up in the pen kept her cool in this debate. i, while president mack on was the one that was on the attack, tearing into her on a various a number of subjects. i, you heard there a bit about that bank loan that the pens party took back in 2015 from

a russian bank. now president mack on accused of therefore being dependent on president putin saying that he was her banker, she had back and said, look, you know, we could not get a loan here in france and we had to go elsewhere for that loan. it's a loan that we continue paying back and it has been scrutinized to make sure that it is proper and all above board. she then herself hit back at president mack on say, hey, it's you that's been cozying up to the russian leader over the last few years, inviting him to vast side to your summer home, down in the south of france. mac on responded to that. well, i was inviting a foreign leader and not my banker. now a snack poll off to the debate which lasted several hours, suggested that 59 percent of those who watched were more convinced by mac coons performance holes are suggesting that this is an election that macro will when to

get a 2nd turn. the 1st time that any president will have done that in the last 20 years, and he is clearly aware at that with that debate. why? one of the reasons why he went on the attack is because he's aware that this is his election to lease that does it for me, this our stay with us throughout the day for more news and commentary. this is our to international ah, ah ah

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