[000:00:00;00] a, a, we all live in a, in a state of information war or more accurately disinformation or, and his target is russia. russia tells the u. n, it has a west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia that turning ukraine into a bridge head for battle. graves he in the back yard had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don bar, send him the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from a 14 little guns republic now cleared of nationalists forces were much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals. oh,

thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this. hell. hungry is prime minister slammed the latest east sanction plans against russia, which include an oil embargo saying it will be a historical failure if adopted that unity of the block with hello and welcome to international. we're coming to you live here, the russian capital. thank you so much for joining us. we stop at the latest on the ukraine conflict. ukrainian forces have accused russian troops of violating the ceasefire at the as of stalls still planned him, mario poll. but the criminal spokesman said an order was publicly given to halt any assault. earlier as a fight has reported the offer to exchange 15 civilians at the plant for food and

medicine equipment spokes said such claims are similar to what was heard from santos. it comes up to russia, opened new humanitarian corridors on thursday to allow civilians to leave the plant . the united nations has been helping with the evacuation of civilians from the site and started a 3rd operation from mario pole in joint efforts of the red cross, the u. n has helped nearly 500 civilians feed the area. the un secretary general says the evacuation operation has been a definite success. according to the russian defense control center, more than 15000 people were evacuated to russia from ukraine and the dentist and guns for publics yesterday. and also, according to our military forces, russian air defense systems shut down 3 ukrainian drones and the hock of region. little guns for public and in the area of snake island and russian mussels have hit 2 ammunition depots near denise. there was reportedly an explosion in the city of comma tossed,

but both russian and ukrainian sides have not commented on this information. a proxy war of the west against russia. that's how moscow's representative to the un has branded the conflict in ukraine for sealing avenger. and so it is the west who 1st started hostile actions against russia. she wouldn't, it was, it was turned in from a, we all live in a, in a state of information war or more accurately disinformation war. and his target is russia. the international community needs to hear only one version of the events, the so called atrocities of the russian soldiers. keyless civilians, not the euro, and yet the international community doesn't need to hear anything about the ukrainian provocations above the way their army uses civilians. as human shields and so they don't less civilized use humanitarian corridors, which russia provides. if someone does escape, they are shot in the back by ukraine in forces. there is plenty of evidence for this and you just don't want to hear it. what if you're a garage?

well, the un headquarters where the 15 member body that leads the united nations, the security council convened the meeting, opened with testimony about the situation facing civilians and human rights going on in ukraine. or we heard among others from the testimony of michelle bachelorette, who talked about the fact that on both sides it seems like civilians have suffered and targeted averaging negotiations urging a ceasefire, urging the use of humanitarian corridors to evacuate those to be in harm's way. so now when the members of the security council, the countries started speaking i, it became clear, there were very big differences between the major powers represented are when the representative of shyness both used the opportunity to cover a di escalation. but also to criticize the nato coalition. and call out the anniversary of the day on which nato forces i tagged, the chinese embassy and yugoslavia to hear news. delivering the weapons to ukraine

will not to live apiece. and the conflict has no witness dialogue with negotiations, the only and inevitable way to resolve disputes for making gear of any safe up nato's constant east would advance since the cold war have. so the seeds of conflicts on the 7th of may, it would have been 23 years, its native fight, a number of precision guided missile that the chinese embassy in yugoslavia, china will never forget such a barbaric atrocity and will never allow this to be repeated again just now the representative of the united states who was sharing the meeting and her rotating role as she's the rotating president of the security council. she spoke. and when she spoke, she accused russia simply lying. she didn't get into specifics. you just claim that basically everything rushes as it somehow again spirit the theory or ally and went as far as to say that the idea that ukraine had ever killed its own civilian was simply a pure,

absurd fabrication. this is what she said before. the 15 member body that leads the un, russia is even claimed that ukraine is attacking itself, that they bomb their own buildings, attack their own people, and assault it, their own democracy. these lies, defy all logic. all evidence in common sense. now the whole world knows that since 2014, there has been shelling and attacks on don boss and the eastern regions of ukraine . ah, that there has been a huge effort to lock a russian speaking people in ukraine out of the political process. there has been relentless attacks by some against civilians are and, and what she's saying simply doesn't match the very well by a verifiable record of the dance that are taking place in that country. now the russian representative took to the floor and took an opportunity to try and give the side of the story that western media is not highlighting. and western leaders

are refusing to acknowledge in their remarks that international gathering 19, you don't know, and you don't want to know what insults and hatred was targeted against everything related to russia. not just the everyday level, but also the level of governmental officials and public figures. you don't know that since he korean gans independence, ability crane, his school history books have support an entire generation of people full of hatred of russia. rooster phobia has become a national idea. you won't find in russia anything of the sole to was ukraine and ukrainians. grades were married his remarks, the russian ambassador made clear that the united states and the nato alliance don't really care about the ukrainian people. they're simply utilizing them as cannon fodder against russia. they have a desire to keep this conflict going that to help ukraine, but to hurt russia. he furthermore went on to point out that all kinds of evidence

of crimes and atrocities committed by ukrainian forces has been brought before the un security council and to the nations. he went on to talk about how, there are instances many, many instances where essentially ukrainian forces are not allowing, you know, the civilians to flee through the humanitarian corridors. and those who managed to escape are actually shot in the back by you granting forces. he talked about how there is a cultivation of extremist and anti russian fanaticism by the united states and the nature of powers. and then ultimately, the goal should be a de escalation. the goal should be a negotiation through which the violence can and now again, very clear in the testimony that was heard as well as from the remarks made by various countries. it became very, very clear that there is a big gap between how the major powers represented in the security council of the, of these of that. so us leaders have a narrative where russia is simply acting nonsensically without any possible provocation. russia, on the other hand,

is pointing out what has led up to the situation and the real crimes and atrocities that have been committed over the past 8 years. and the added states toppled the ukrainian government in 2014 and installed a kind of nato puppet regime. and at that point, you know, there just doesn't seem to be clear point of agreement about what's going on in ukraine among the great powers. you know, we have china speaking up and talking about nato's actions around the world that have led to instability in other parts of the world. so quite a meeting, but not really much accomplished in terms of countries finding common ground. if the un security council independent political analysts, alessandra buena, is not convinced that western nations are really interested in peace in ukraine. we don't need to look to look very far where the, where the direction for this war is, who are supplying the weapons constantly. the supply of weapons is lengthening the

war. if we have not had the external influence, this would have been a much more limited conflict, perhaps limited to the bus because it seemed that the russian strategy to hold he was not want to attack he f or takeover knew terry or rather it was one to distract military the military so that they could reduce the capital t one the secure, the but it was a tough move, but the interference has completely changed the escalated and change the given this was a much more global character. you cleaning forces have accused russian troops of violation to cease fire at the all star steel plant in mario pool. but the equipment spokesman said the russian military had not stormed the plant, but being suspicious, suppressing attempts by ukrainian militants to take up positions. it comes off to

new humanitarian cover. doors have been open to allow civilians to leave the site. and the united nations has started a 3rd evacuation operation from the plant the un secretary general. so the evacuations have been a success, and maybe $500.00 civilians have already fled the officer. the area we heard from locals about the current situation in mario pal team was up. we see how long will this go on? our apartments burned down. we live in the basement. it's time to stock. we want people to wiley yet forgiven our committee. we want to celebrate victory day on may, 9th, the good my grandfather fought in world war 2. she went from kia to berlin. young. we would like to enjoy the holiday and have a victory parade here, like in moscow, we are waiting for peace. we wish every one only piece and tranquillity. another plant around which there's been severe fighting is the zaria chemical factory. earlier, russian military forces claimed the city around for business,

situated by the plant had been cleared of national forces. locals on are trying to return to some semblance of normality in the devastated city, which still has no water or electricity artes. maria, from ocean of, of course, where now it will be as no northwest of logan's just days ago, the frontline town, it's relatively safe at this moment. it is under the control, the russian forces right now, but it has been seen of fierce fighting for many weeks. the front line now moved from 5 to 7 kilometers that way and live and people how slowly. but coming back here, it's possible to leave here, but there is now communication in the city, but at the moment it's safe here. my rental, do you have on water, electricity? there is no water, no lights, no gas in the yard. we all cooked together. it's good that it's summer now, but if it was winter and most people could freeze, my baby sleeps under 3 blankets and she says, mom, i'm called after shelley,

he doesn't talk lou bomb. keith closed in on himself. out of this cars of recent battles are everywhere. graves hain, the backyard, had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly, rather common seen here all across don, boss, and hain, the town of rebellion had to once peace his back here, they will be re buried properly at the city cemetery. but until then, this is where they are going to rest in peace. that may happen soon, the military se, there's at our gunpowder plant on the cities, outskirts is the you, quinn and forces last position. and the joint russia, la guns republic army is moving steadily forward. i see both of her, so thank you lot. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid with you. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this. hell, we are like beatles buried in the ground, but still living. i knew we will live with russia. i mean,

the town school number 2 has long been turned into control and command center. you see it's also been targeted, but after the frontline moved further away from here, the military left is building and in its basement breezes. civilian shelter for local residents. this is where they've been hiding. during heavy shelling, we go to check whether there is life under ground. we are told not everybody's ready to leave their shelter just yet. there is no fighting right now in the town, but there are still some people hiding in the shoulder because they are houses. have been destroyed. it is dark here, there is no light. so we turned the camera hain to infrared regime thrust groan from noisy for the day. miss robertson was this woman, you mustn't grossman fortune. what did break what it said? the truth,

see she is to clear what she was. so we brought some candles and bread. so we're gonna bring it to these people. and i can't even say how many they are here. i was this toya. you do voice, voice, him, star, eat people here in this tiny room. and i'm literally suffocating. here, there is no oxygen here at all. terrible conditions. one floor up local volunteers have organized a makeshift clinic and pharmacy melissa, monitoring them up in the run. no hospitals, we have nothing. we help all citizens are. all pharmacies have been looted. there is no medical help. we received $63.00, a wounded in a month and a half, not one died. we treated everyone, even those whom we thought we would need to take to the hospital in martha, you are heroes. we have diapers at madison's. can we give them to you? we ask people where they need little of course, or can i'm tired of fighting for medicine so we just don't have any supplies. there

is no place to take them. we leave everything we brought with us, some bread medicines and children's products at the school. these are packages center people in russia packed for those suffering and made the conflict in the don bus, which they asked us to deliver as aide. in this conflict, journalists often connect those in need that we those willing to help. there is hope that some normality will return to the town in future, but it's cleary, they'll need a lot of outside help of white some time. rich nationality will be as now. meanwhile, russian territory came under fire on thursday morning with the local authorities, claiming that ukrainian forces shelled a town in the bogue award region located just a few kilometers from the border. 5 houses were damaged with one entirely destroyed no injuries were reported among the towns. citizens, but power lines are said to have been hit belgrade, governor said, order holmes. hit by shilling will be rebuilt. locals have spoken about how they

live in the face of constant rocket attacks. i live right there. my house was also damaged. broken fragments fell a little further over there you see everything has also suffered. the roof is damaged there. my through the doors there were also damaged. everything was damaged . there were 2 missiles, one leaded outside the village. well, they are often here. the motor issued them down, only the fragments are landing. oh, we hear explosions that we will leave. what else can we do? we might even leave today. the hungarian prime minister has written alyssa to the you commission accusing it of undermining e unity with its plan for a full embargo of russian oil. it's all been claimed, it would be to quote, a historical failure if adopted. he also stated that hungry can not support the new packet of sanctions in its kind form. neither hungary know that e as a whole is ready to adopt and implement the measures as proposed by the commission . sanctions should be adopted at

a time when all necessary preconditions on mat in old member states. each unity is under threat. that is, according to hungary, prime minister victor open. he has made the claim as the block members currently, once again trying to thrash out a new deal. the sanctions, a 6 package against russia. now albany has been pretty clear. the budapest will not support the proposals that would undermine its own energy security. and the hopes of a complete embargo when it comes to importing russian oil would do exactly that. he's written a letter to ursula vaughan delane outlining his concerns. if the commission insists on the adoption of his proposal, he will have to bear full responsibility for historical failure in the course of european integration. now, he is also poured cold water on the plan saying that neither hungry knew the

e. u as a whole is actually ready to adopt and to implement such measures. they're both hungry and slovakia have been offered the extension of an additional year on this embargo which would take them until next year at rather than at the end of this year. however, this hasn't apparently convinced either of them. now that is likely to put both countries at loggerheads with poland, which has been pretty clear, its prime minister once again stressing that a complete band not just on russian oil but also on gas is needed. this is motor, bi etzky, who also wants russian assets and federal reserves confiscated i've always advocated for the harshest set of sanctions. so i know what i'm talking about. we should not look for any kind of scape goat appointed this or that country . because we know that there were much bigger countries that were trying to stop, to decelerate,

to postpone to procrastinate. no motivates. he had said that some countries had actually wants to be more dependent on russian gas. adding that everyone knows who they are. a fairly thinly veiled reference that to berlin, which had been due to approve the news stream to gas pipeline. this readable gas straight from russia directly into germany. however, mortify etzky doesn't believe that the difference is about positions that we've seen from some countries over oil and gas will hold out. he doesn't believe that there will be a block on sanctions. but of course, those discussions are due to continue on friday and possibly over the weekend to if the 27 member states cannot meet and have an agreement the price of diesel has hit an all time high in the united states as the country

continues to struggle with fuel distribution and that the ukraine war, the average price of diesel is heading to $6.00 a gallon. the fuel is crucial to the u. s. economy as it powers big trucks, locomotives, and ships that put in the vast majority of goods to market. a fuck some friends talked on air about out of control inflation in the country and said truckers are sending him videos of them spending more than a $1000.00 a time. filling their tanks. you put $1200.00 in your gas tank. and just 6 months ago it was costing you 6 or 700, right? the, the exponential reality of it is starting to say again, you can, you just can't walk that back. it touches every single thing that matters in this country from food production to transportation. obviously all of it are truckers, brien, the potent price. like the ones i know art guy said to me the other day. it's like

it's like falling down the stairs and slow motion. you know, it's, we know it's coming. we're watching it happen. it's happening in real time, and it's not just diesel snatches, gasoline. meanwhile, the bite administration is trying to persuade americans that president putin is responsible for the inflation. however, according to the some pulls, let's put on a fine narrative and think bite and best responsibility for the higher fuel prices, as inflation was surging well before the ukraine wall. after this week winning the republican nomination for the senate in a higher j. d. vons claimed it was a mistake to get involved in what's going on between russia and ukraine when there are so many more problems at home. but the us state department is say, is a major problem with russia. at the end of the day, we serve to defend our own country. it's ridiculous that we're focused on this order in ukraine. i don't going to be honest with you. i don't really hear what happens to you, friend, one way or another. we spoke to american truck have uncommon to get his opinion on

the rising fuel prices, and he is convinced the biden administration is more to blame than russia. i believe that personally comes right straight down to, to the administration, being the reason for the price. they seem to be very keen on letting it go as high as possible. they blame things on other countries like russia. it's hard to put your finger on a single slide. welcome on the stairs. personally, i don't believe that that has anything to do with the, with the, with the price hike, ocean you, and gasoline in the united states, not at all. it affects all drivers as well as myself. so where, where it's hurting the trucking industry is they're the rates don't reflect it. and so that means that there's not profit to be able to pull load. and so you're single truck drivers are just, you know, independent operators. just saying i can't make any money. i'm just going to part

of my truck until this is solved. people of a's into thing in the us continue to face discrimination. that's according to the new survey of more than 5000 people across america. the pulses, at least 33 percent of americans think that asian americans are more loyal to the country of origin than they are to the us. 21 percent of respondents also think asian americans could be partly responsible for the covet pandemic. that you raise the same to executive vice president of last month and believe there was a list of factors pumpkin those figures. political leaders said that it's beneficial for them for, for alienating different the different cultural side. whether that's for influence or power or vote or, or, or shifting the blame rather than rather than looking at our own in economic competitiveness. what can be done here?

a we shift, then we say, we blame it on japan or korea, or taiwan, or china, or with the, with the pandemic, rather than us looking at what, really the cost of the pen demik. we immediately call called the china virus which, which then kind of carries over. so that kind of factors and of that to 2nd is you've got, you know, most americans are not aware of it. most people don't, they don't realize the difference between japanese, the meat pie, indian chinese korean. and if you ask an asian, whether japanese or chinese, believe me, he definitely know the difference and there are major major differences in culture and historical differences as well. and they're both, they're all proud of their, their ancestry, which they should be. i think the political leadership and how the spin and how the media handles,

the political relationships and the foreign policy plays heavily into the attitudes of the americans that are mostly just watching the mainstream media. and then that's how they gather their, their viewpoints and stuff. and that has an impact on a popular cranium. blogger and opposition. activist has been released on condition in spain, after being detained earlier this week on an international arrest warrant. an attorney, sherry has been accused by ukraine of treason and inciting hatred and still faces potential extradition. he has more from a local reporter in madrid. a little coffee though, bought a blog and known for exposing corruption cases for his anti ukrainian ultra nationalist position. and he was detained by the national spanish police with an international arrest warrant on out of an international order that came from the ukranian authorities and accuses sherry of high treason. but he's other ukranian intelligence service declared that apart from promoting hate speech feel he's acted

against national security, the author. unless remember, the cherry had to abandon you create a number of years ago precisely because of receiving death threats. campbell, he is a famous journalist there. he's followed by more than 3000000 uses on youtube by sport, but he also set up a political party that was represented in the 2019 election when vladimir zalinski won. or in this context, cherry has seen and witness how several of his colleagues were beaten by ultra nationalists. a moreover, a wreaths and amongst his political party was bandon ukraine. but when he arrived in spain, these attacks against him did not stop the called neo nazi paramilitary organizations have also threatened to kill him and not only him, but also his family got. he's issued complaints to the national place and autonomy place of catalonia. see though i'm a little less than a year ago, anatoly, sherry gave an interview to the e. f. e news agency way. he said that he felt safe in spain because it is a state govern by law, and it would be impossible to be extradited on. now his extradition is on the table and he's already assured months ago that if it happened, his life would be in danger. and specifically,

he literally says that it would not take 24 hours after he entered the prison unit for his death to have had a voice. thus in lack omi sadie. yeah, well that brings us to the end of this bulletin. i'll be back with the team at the top of the next hour until we see then thanks so much for joining us. ah, [000:00:00;00] a theme becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail.

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. american assistance ukraine continues a pace so much so it begs the following question. at what point will russia consider the us to be a co belligerent in this conflict? the fact is, washington is at war with russia and russia is being forced to respond. polymer does not bother with

this with you, i guess with you i'm with full credit. it's going to be out of wood from beach still easy to the station about in the board