ah, a with the 1st group of ukrainian fights is a surrender the besieged matter. you pull out of steel, plunge some of the wounded, have been taken to hospitals in the next region. despite the surrender of the troops are the plans. the western media joins here in portraying the situation as an evacuation, and most of them are seeing as an information war. this is a battle perception over reality. green is spending in a way that makes it look as though ukraine somehow won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. china lashes out to the g 7 selling it to mind its own business, and not so nice colored revolutions around the world. after the group demands

beijing holds the support for russia. on former pakistani prime minister around con, continue to go into support across the country and slums. the u. s. for into their in pakistan's internal affairs with 6 am on tuesdays just getting underway here in moscow. my name is peter scott and wherever you join us from, welcome to watch the international a number of ukrainian fights is have surrendered . the besieged of steel plans, us after weeks of brutal bottles of the industrial sites. are these don't call to has all the details? or early monday morning, the 1st reports began to come out that some ukrainian troops hold up in mario pools as of stall steel plant had finally begun to surrender. this was after it became known that those same troops had begun negotiating with the danielle people's militia to evacuate some of their injured comrades. as for how many troops were

talking about here or what battalions they were members of. we do not know what we do know is that a number of the troops that were evacuated were not actually injured, and they were taken to separate areas altogether. now, key of has confirmed this information, but we didn't actually hear it from ukraine's president vladimir lensky. we heard it from the country's deputy minister of defense, speeding on all of the opening arrows, with communal, 53 seriously wounded. murray pu defenders were evacuated from the as a steel plant to medical facility in nevada. asked for medical assessment and another 211 people were taken through the humanitarian corridor to lenika for their further return home as part of the exchange procedure on all the tasks set by the defenders command where completed and full. unfortunately, we do not have the ability to unblock my reasonable militarily, but the task for the whole of the crane and for the whole world is to see the lives of the defenders. in marie though, so far rush has ministry of defense as neither confirmed nor denied this

information, but this is no doubt a hard pill to swallow for kiev. after all this last stand of ukrainian nationalists was advantageous for both ukrainian propaganda. as well as for the country's war effort, but with them now likely gone. this could represent a death blow to the country's war effort. now, despite the fight that the ukrainian troops of surrendered western media has been portraying the situation as an evacuation backing the words of high ranking ukrainian officials, who said the soldiers have quotes left the plants with the supports of numerous organizations, both ukrainian and international, but didn't mention any russian or dpr involvement, former marine to call intelligence officer, and only scott ritter believes is a bustle of perception over reality. the reality is it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to paint for the defense of murray, or pull in as of stall plants as heroic and to use this is

a rallying cry. and this is a battle perception over reality. you know, the perception of an evacuation implies that there was a negotiation and a key, it was able to prevail in the negotiation to successfully extricate the defenders of murray, a full trauma, the russian grasp. i think that's why that they're portrayed that this way because to say otherwise that this was a desperate plea for survival. and that the only reason why the defenders are mario poll are alive today is because of the humanitarian nature of, of russia. ukraine can admit this, that would be to admit defeat. so ukraine is spinning in a way that makes it look as though your crane somehow won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. meanwhile, over in ukraine's west, the border city of evolve as reports have been hit in

a russian missile as strike. people in the city have shed pitches to make the most sense of being attacked on the region. local officials claim the city itself wasn't hits in the strike as a defense systems neutralize the threats. a military facility in the city was said to be the target ukrainian defense ministry has recently published a video of its all me claiming they've pushed by crushing forces over the board near konica. that's the country, 2nd largest city. both questions have been raised about the footage itself is a so to say that they came to the board on april 15th the video was published exactly one month later. honda model one with one with when it's not the only on verified video that's been posted by the media. this

footage, according to ukrainian sources, is going to show russian troops shelling the as of steel factory multiple with phosphorus, munitions. such weapons are banned under the geneva convention, but so russian military experts claims that according to the description of the weapon, it seems more like a standard on guided rocket mortgage over you some firstly, if we pay attention to the materials that are distributed in the ukranian media, we need to focus on the number and modification of the projectile, which are indicated. this number is 9 am to 2 s. if we study this information, we see this is a standard unguided rocket projectile for the multiple launch rocket system. the b m. 21 grad. we can look at the classification of this projectile and the corresponding components where we have magnesium alloy, m, l 5. there is no phosphorus in this case. these systems are designed to cover a large area and can cause fires. they are mainly designed for terrain with

vegetation cover. in this case, the number of shells used indicates that they really cause serious damage predominantly for the opponents, manpower. but there is nothing unconventional in the use of these weapons. defense analysts, coretta again gave us his take on the latest videos about russia's alleged use of phosphorus and the confusion of those dates. the type ammunition, frankly speaking, is irrelevant of contrary to popular belief. the use of phosphorus is not a violation the geneva convention of it's used against a legitimate military target. i don't think anybody at this point time contends at the as of seal plant is anything other than a legitimate military target. but as other experts have indicated, other, the munition in question appears to be magnesium based now, phosphorus based it's, it's irrelevant and incendiary weapon it's designed to destroy using you know, fire and heat. it's a horrible way to die. and i don't think anybody on the receiving end gives a is

a darn whether or not it's phosphorus or magnesium, they're, they're paying the price no matter what it is. and with april 15th may, the 15th, the present painting trips on the border. russia and ukraine. near car club, is it really? oh, it doesn't change the strategic outcome. it doesn't alter the operational reality. the bottom line is the ukranian army is suffering in the midst of suffering, a horrible defeat eastern ukraine, and a small propaganda moments like this video indicate may make some people feel good in t f, but it doesn't change the outcome of the reality on the ground in the main battles being waged in eastern o finland, unsweetened have officially announced that applying for natal membership. but the ticket president has expressed hesitation thing. his config costs allow the alliance to include members who, in his words,

support terrorists key to let you know. we've asked to extradite the terrorists to turkey, they refuse. they do not oppose terrorism. they supported sweden is the center of terrorist organizations, even in the building of their parliament. they give the terrorists an opportunity to speak out sweden. we'll visit turkey on monday. if they want to convince us about our position, i say directly that we will not change it. now that she lives in the european countries, ties with the cutest on workers, party and other organizations considered as terrorist by turkey. now in recent years, and kara has reportedly sent extradition requests for 33 individuals in finland and sweden with the legend size to those organizations. but all of those requests were rejected. searcy though, has faced a hostile response for his position. the chairman of the european polymers, largest party, says those who oppose nato expansion could face isolation. if the 2 countries want finland and sweden are part of it, no doubt,

anyone who questions nato's unity will be isolated within the community. while nato expansion on the presence of his military infrastructure close to were some borders has been a red line with moscow. which moscow has been continually emphasizing for decades despite the legit assurances from nate. so back in the 990 that they wouldn't enlarge eastwards. the block has been steadily expanding in recent years and the events of joining the alliance stock home, though, claims it won't allow the deployment of military bases or nukes on his territory. retired rear admiral in the turkish naval forces lead. denise could look, gave us his take on fin, unsweetened session. it's not a straightforward decision. and turkey may or may not be something walk on the edmonton, so still stays. on the other hand, that's required to be discussed with natal. not only the turkey,

but it's among others because there are many issues needs to be looked at in this, in this mood, let's say, is to rush and to, to let them do it, to become a member of the southern, out of blue. and those 2 states, one of which has got over 160 years as a neutral state, the other one from a from 2nd book, or as a, as a neutral stage. or it's have benign relations with russia, all of a sudden, and rise to join nato organization. because a was, i don't see that there wasn't that some of it, for instance, is if i very need for issue i was going to question, what is the rational having postal stays within the last we death long border with russia and that limited ability to offer to organs ish, meanwhile,

over in poland until russian sentiments is running high among politicians on the eve of party elections, the former deputy defense minister suggested rushes clinic got region should be demilitarised. this region must be demilitarized so that nato does not sit on a powder keg between its legs. this demons was a reference to russia's nuclear capable missile launches in the most westwood region, along with a baltic fleet located in clinic grad on parts of russia's missile defense shield. moreover, the former itin defense minister claimed the regions should be renamed. and it's not the 1st time poland has made those claims. in march, a general said the region must be quote 100 back. so wasa, and thus despite it never been a part of poland, lawyer and piece of is done, cavalier fizz the situation could escalate well. poems been acting more and more aggressively even signaling that they may not invade parts of ukraine. they seem to be the stalking horse now for nato. so this seems to be, you know,

an aggressive statement. you knows, maybe signaling that poland, maybe with nato's acquiescence wants to take over the colon and grad region. that's why i think the statement was made. i mean, it does signal that all that region of is now seen is fair game for nato. and that should be again, alarming russia, i think it's supposed to alarm russia, and i think we need to be concerned that we could be on the verge of, of world war 3 and a possible nuclear war. and that's why this thing needs to de escalate. that's why countries need to work for a peaceful, negotiated settlement of this crisis. china has lashed out at the g 7 group of advanced economies for applying double standards, unmet ling in other countries. a 1st now comes up to the group demanded, the beijing hulsy support for moscow image crippling sanctions. she would ease i went on with the lengthy g. 7 communique is filled with preposterous allegations,

not even worth refuting, was due in total disregard of china's position and objective fact. it grossly interferes in china's internal affairs, maliciously slanders and smears china and once again exert pressure using such pretexts as the russia, ukraine conflict, hosking china to follow the sanctions is an existential scratch to china, trying to find the me whoring to find alternative sellers. because o d u s. has been waging tre worse with china. also, it is really not in the interest of china to have a poor but military, very strong neighbor, china once his neighbor to be able to feel its out of the release as to what mine are. and many more countries are not joining to us centuries. he's really saying something, essentially the ministry is saying that the g 7, please stop being a hypocrite with double standards. don't export car revolution. don't provoke

others and don't impose illegal sanctions. the chinese or ministry are spokesperson, johnny jen accrued all these and ass t 72 instead. focus on other important global and internal issues and to truly focus on peace and development. probably well, to start applying a standard to start ascending military aircraft and ships to, to borders of other countries. of course, china support of moscow was in the most pressing issue during the g 7 meeting. representatives of the big 7 have once again promised more measures against moscow . they say that rush has breached international law and engaged in illegal aggression the russian war of aggression against ukraine as a watershed moment for the 21st century and carries dramatic consequences far beyond europe. we the g 71 to make abundantly clear that we will not sit by whilst countries flagrantly disregard the international rule book on which we all depend

for peace, prosperity, security, and stability. the officials also held russia responsible for the unfolding global energy and food crises. meanwhile, there was markedly different sown from the crew when it came to the israeli, palestinian conflict with no parties accused of crimes and the g 7 simply calling for peace and its documents. now israel has traditionally been an ally of the west, which has supplied it with arms. and despite allegations of international law being breached, one of the country, the latest mythos strikes, his assyrian town, claiming 5 lives. and the west continues to operate closely with israel. something which has often raised eyebrows among critics. it is true that the g 7 regimes will not sit by whilst countries flagrantly disregard the international rule book. when that country is israel, they will arm fund and reward its crimes. g 7 communicate from saturday's perfect illustration of western exceptional icing of israel, palestine, while sections on most of the conflicts called for respective international law.

human rights and accountability. these rainy palestine power ignores all that and gives awfully lopsided view of reality. that g 7 says that it will not recognize the borders that russia wishes to modify by force. i have to say that this principle does not apply in the case of the state of israel or the rights of the canadian geopolitical economy research group, radhika does. i believe the west is often selective about international law. they keep calling russian actions unprovoked to aggression. they constantly use the word unprovoked, precisely to hide the fact that they have been provoking russia to do this for a very long time. and of course, they are condemning russian action in light of international law. but in reality, what you have to understand is that what the west wants to impose on the was what it was. the rules based international order isn't actually international law. it is a version of international law or

a set of rules that are designed to favor western countries. israel has violated the record, the largest number of un resolutions ever life of any country in the wall. and every time the u. israel violates in the united states, essentially does any united nations action to address the situation of the community? is this another exercise in he brought in the kind of hypocrisy that we've been seeing around the world, in my opinion, the rest wants to prolong the conflict in terms of his profiting from it. american arms manufacturers, i'm making profits hand over fist on top of that. of course the united states derives all sorts of diplomatic advantages, at least on the surface. here in moscow the, we begun with a collective security treaty organizational c, s t o summit. and some leaders of the member countries once again state to today believe is responsible for prolonging the conflicts in ukraine. that the

consequence of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance is a problem that is created completely artificially work. or since it is done in the foreign policy, interests of the united states in general, nato is used as an instrument to the foreign policy of only one country. but as i produced on so far from the west, including washington, we are witnessing only a desire to prolong the conflict as much as possible. that is the reason why ukraine is being comfortable with weapons, the most dangerous tendency in ukraine and the attempt to dismember it. there are thousands of units that have already been created in order to end to ukraine, under the guise of peacekeepers to protect it. as international pressure keeps mounting on russia as rushes, northwestern neighbors such as sweden and finland, what the world know that they have made up their mind. on joining nato, it is crucial and very important for moscow to show that there is a pro active security alliance. in existence that could act as

a counter balancing force to the north atlantic treaty organization. and so the russian leader is hosting this big summit and the washing capital. exactly 30 years after the alliance was born. the leaders from 5 post soviet republics are in moscow representing pretty much russia's best friends if we take the post soviet republics. the alliance, both a joint action force, which we have already seen in action and january this here. when kaz experience was engulfed in violence street on arrest and international peacekeeping mission, representing old members was sent and the violence was quickly dealt with. this was something that the leaders remember today and praise. but it seems that for the leaders, that's not really enough. what they want to see is the mind filled with extra energy. now plus we heard the russian president,

alexander lucas shank off in particular call for more unity by the member saying that they should act as a united front. when, for example, there are vote at international organization such as the un so, so you were for global national, you're with the silent consent of our partners. bell ration russia, country to all the norms of international law at the whim of the west, of being defamed and excluded from international organizations. yes, there is tough, an unscrupulous pressure against us. the members of the c. s t o. but it is for the sort of situations that collective mutual support exists. we heard criticism of nato actions and policies pretty much from every speaker here at the kremlin. but the strongest, of course, came from blossom or potent before updating his counterpart in the course of the russian military operations in ukraine. mister bruton blamed the west pretty much

for associating themselves with the nationalists in ukraine in a neighboring country in ukraine, neo nazis in his long being run, which they tend to blind di. this means that some of our partners from the collective west actually encouraged their activities, and all this is accompanied by surge about rages for supposed be. now going back to the alliance, we have heard today that it is open for expansion. it's ready for expansion. it has already carried out one successful military operation in catholic stand. so the message to the rest of the world is that it's not only up to nato to pull the strings and international politics and expand and moving on. sir. other news now after being ousted from power form of pakistani prime minister runcle and continues to gone to support across the country while alleging that the u. s. was behind his removal office. now con has b,

mobilizing his followers. speaking of rallies, indifferent pakistani fifties before its final call for a long march and the capital is lum about at the end of this month. that's the demand fresh elections? the opposition has accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during his latest valley, he singled out the level of control. the washington is enforcing on pakistan. is this government as a product of internal and external conspiracy? the american conspiracy? now my nation must get ready. we would not allow this regime of decoy and thieves to continue. now this regime will keep their mouth shut. they have replaced me with this regime because they knew that enron con will never give air bases to them. he will never take part in their war in afghanistan. he will not guarantee the interests of his country for them in wrong con, can't do this because he has to live and die in this country also. but jim latan is also stated that he fears for his life and even recorded a video name is a legend killers in the event of something happening to him. they

want to kill me. i have recorded a video where i take all the names who are involved in this conspiracy. elonka has repeatedly claimed that he was forced to leave office by the pro american opposition in pockets done the government incidentally, is expected to increase corporation on many phones with the u. s. that was confirmed and a statement made by us senator chris murphy, who said that us pakistani relations a been through many rough patches over the decades, but still remained strong as with every bilateral relationship their ups and downs. but this one, pakistani us relations has endured the test of time and i look forward to continue growing it for next 75 years. and then talking about the us president biden has approved a plan to redeploy several 100 ground forces in somalia. and that's a significant reversal of decision by the previous i said donald trump's withdrawal, nearly all 700 ground troops who had been stationed with all the details. his art

kellum open. the usa is stepping up its involvement in the african country of somalia gan many would have lost count of how many years u. s. involvement in the country has gone on for the decision to re introduce a small but persistent presence was made 1st and foremost to maximize the safety and effectiveness of our force and enable them to provide better support of our partners. now on the surface, there might be a compelling argument for going in and helping stop the terrorists the pirates and making life better for the people of this impoverished country. you'll recall when bush went back in, in 1992 that states alone cannot write the world's wrongs. but we also know that some crises in the world cannot be resolved without american involved, but that american action is often necessary as a catalyst for broader involvement of the community of nations. things haven't exactly been great there ever since. you'll remember 993 with bill clinton and the

black hawks of market. the issue. after that clinton said he'd had enough of it handed it over to the united nations. i think we ought to get out of somalia. i think we've accomplished our objective. george w bush decided to stick in once again. more troops and more chaos. after that, we had obama maintaining a military presence and upping the ante with the use of drum strikes. but things are still not improving in somalia. trump pulled some troops out, but continued the bombing with significant civilian casualties. now biden is continuing the u. s. tradition reestablishing a military presence. i think in east africa, i think, particularly in somalia, al shabani is taking advantage of the political leadership there being distracted by prolong political crisis. now you'd think the us military presence in somalia, if it was actually going to make things better, would have done so by now. some independent observers have got to be asking the

question, if whether not the usa is really just working out of compassion for the somali people in an effort to fight terrorists, or instead looking to serve some kind of geopolitical aim. of course, neither the question nor the answer is going to be found in mainstream media discourse. this is all part of your power to him in the u. s. has had in sudan or the recent year and a half deployment that the by administration has had in ethiopia. not thinking about development of the people. not thinking about them about the country to thinking about geo political control of this geographic area. i don't forget the somalia has a huge coastline. it's all about controlling the regional area. that is the, the, the notion leading into the gulf of the do we need to the red sea to suez canal. this is one of the most strategic geographical locations in the world for traffic,

for a large ships. and therefore, the united states only would act to produce to increase their geopolitical control over the area. otherwise, they would not be involved because they're not helping the somalian as they haven't healthy theo, queens or the sudanese over the years. that's the route for now. my name is peter scotts, and i'll be back again to the top of the eye with all the latest news and views here on our t blue . ah, the conflict in ukraine continues to pace the situation on the battlefield for the camp regime is going from bad to worse. nonetheless, the u. s. and it's nato allies continue to pour in massive amounts of 8 and weapon

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