ah ah, this group of ukrainian fy to surrender and the besieged body, you pull out of steel plant. some of the wounded have been taken off the bills in the den. yes, region. by the 3 and all those troops are plans, the west. the media joins here in portraying the situation is an evacuation. while some a seeing as an information was. this is a battle perception over reality. green is spending in a way that makes it look as though ukraine somehow one this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. also coming out china lashes out to the g 7, telling it to mind its own business, and not to ignite colored revolutions around the world after the group demands. beijing holds the support for russia

with, from moscow to the world. this is out the international. i'm peter scott, and these the top stories this, our number of ukrainian fights is, have surrendered at the besieged as of steel plans after weeks of brutal battles at the industrial sites. are these donor quarter has all the latest details? well, early monday morning, the 1st reports began to come out that some ukrainian troops hold up in mario pulls as will install steel plant had finally begun to surrender. this was after it became known that those same troops had begun negotiating with the done yet 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, kiev has confirmed this information,

but we didn't actually hear it from ukraine's president. vladimir is the lensky. we heard it from the countries deputy minister of defense, speaking on all of them that probably knows with communal 53 seriously wounded murray, bull defenders were evacuated from the as of planned to a medical facility in nova, for medical assessment. and another 211 people were taken through the humanitarian corridor to lend me for their further return. have this part of exchange procedure to task for the whole of ukraine and for the whole world as deceived. a lot of the defenders of more reasonable not to shoot so far russia's ministry of defense as neither confirmed nor denied this information. but this is no doubt a hard pill to swallow for t f. after all, this last stand of ukrainian nationalists was advantageous for both ukrainian propaganda as well as for the countries war effort. but with them now likely gone. this could represent a death blow to the countries war effort. despite the fact that the ukranian troops

have surrendered, western media has been portraying the situation as an evaluation, backing the words of high ranking ukraine and officials. you said the soldiers have quotes left the plants with the support of numerous organizations, both ukrainian and international. but they didn't mention any russian or dpr involvement format. marine corps intelligence office and analyst scott bitter believes that the buffalo perception over reality. the reality is the, it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to paint on the defense of a murray, a pool, and as of stall plants as heroic and to uses as a rallying cry. and this is a battle of perception over reality. i feel the perception of an evacuation implies that there was a negotiation and a kia 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 therefore trained it this way because to

say otherwise that this was a desperate plea for survival. and that the only reason why the defenders are mario full or 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 ukraine. somehow, i won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors and staying in the next republic. ortiz even has done, i've had the chance to speak to butcher citizen, he phone calls in the media to help you crane. and his people always trip ended with him being shot on the phone line and held english and captivating. encountering a confessed fight among ukrainian prisoners of war is a tall order. if you were to take captives word for it. caves armies made up exclusively of cooks, medics and cons. officers, as far as i can see,

a similar story is purported by andrew, a simple scaffold him who found itself embedded with ukraine's foreign legion or so he says, while the scaffold was spotted construction in shape, say 5 years old and i have a simple life which children upon my family, what i seen on the western western media, why some folks can do as you can ask for people for help. i thought about maybe something i can do. i could help, but when andrew landed in poland, a mysterious jacob got in touch with him and made an offer. andrew couldn't refuse a fast way, was to live some medical experience, basic medical experience, said to medics, basic points of injury, kind of the kinds of stuff. and, and he said i could be more beneficial for me and crying father,

the moment andrew crossed the ukrainian buddha, was the moment key of de facto made him it's conscript except back then andrew didn't quite realize that i didn't see any of the others. i dropped off as well as seems to be like a community center where we stayed there for a couple of days, ordered around infantry, like andrew says, his tasks were strictly within the civilian realm. even got to see boucher although didn't get to see any bodies there. and there was a few days after the russians after live in santa corpses myself. i didn't see anything like that. it looked untouched. the area that we was in, but again we wasn't directly and the child was kept on the very outskirts of moonshine. not only andrea and others were band for moving around independently. they had no idea where the ukrainians were taking them to the town of nick alive, except no one bothered to mention one little detail that it was in fact the front

line. so he wasn't told it was going to make life just got told that would be moving, moving to a different location. it wasn't in 2 ways. mac lives, how we knew, why we found out why it was for there wasn't any fight in actual make life. so as quiet that was michelle and so i didn't see any, and i live at all. it was the day that we push on to the position. when we go into the position, i was all quiet. then the next morning i saw here in artillery. gonzales and when i ran, i stopped. i was very close in a position. eventually, andrew was ordered to join a foreign unit. his magic, his 1st contact with the enemy became, has lost. his brothers and arms were killed and he surrendered. looking back at his experience in ukraine, he says he's reconsidering his life choices of suicide. but this, this, this not as comes this other, you feel like i often like a massively not,

not just by the, for religion in this country all on what of all will be taken as i and i did come out to help us. i feel like i was lied to back in the u. k. through the western media election for pounder as well. i think now that i'm in the nation in the media stories looking back now, i think a lot of the stories can be false. stories probably also stories is very different to what the media portrayed back in on the west. andrew just wants to go back to his family, but both his government and key of have abandoned him. that a piano challenge her for a transfer on upside down. we will be going back to the u. k, but they need the u. k. foreign office. and i'm say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back to the

case the u. k. foreign office and the m c. on doing anything for my transfer to get back to laundry is not the 1st british. this isn't captured by russia in ukraine. we really reported on the plight shore pinner and aiden oslyn, who were fighting alongside ukrainians, him out of full and also surrendered. the russian forces moscow claims at least $7000.00 former series of fighting against russia. moving on now in china has lashed out the g 7 group of advanced economies for applying double standards, and middling in other countries affairs. it comes up to the group demanded beijing hole to support from moscow, amid crippling sanctions. she would, you know, went on with the lengthy g. 7 communique is filled with preposterous allegations, not even worth refuting water. 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 me whoring to find alternative sellers because i do u. s. has been waging tre worse from 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 feed it's out of here released testable to mine. 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 spokesperson, johnny jen, accrued all these and ass g 7 to instead focus on other important global and internal issues. and to truly focus on peace and development pro. well,

to start applying the full standard to start sending military aircraft and ships to, to borders of other countries. of course, china supports of moscow was not the most pressing issue during that g 7 meeting. the representatives of the big 7 of once again promised more measures against moscow. and they said that russia 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. for the officials also held. russia are responsible for the unfolding global energy and food crises. meanwhile, there was a markedly different tone from the group when it came to the israeli, palestinian conflict with no parties accused of crimes. and the g 7 simply calling for its for peace and his documents. israel as traditionally been an ally of the

west, which is supplied with arms despite allegations of international law being breached . one of the countries latest missile strikes if the syrian town claiming 5 lives the west continues to cooperate closely with israel, which is something this is raised, eyebrows among christians. 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 other conflicts call for respective international law. human rights and accountability. these rainy palestine power ignores all that gives awfully lopsided view of reality. the 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,

the director of the canadian geopolitical economy research group, right. he could decide, please, the west is often selective about international law to keep calling russian actions unprovoked aggression. they constantly use the word hon, precisely to hide the fact that they have been provoking russia to do this for a very long time. and of course, they're 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 calls 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 more than every time the israel violates in the united states. essentially vetoes any united nations action to address the situation to 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 want us to prolong the conflict in terms of his profiting from it. american arms manufacturers, i'm making profit sandoval fis. on top of that, of course, the united states divides all sorts of diplomatic advantages, at least on the surface. and that's another story we're across to day. washington has thrown his backing behind you an initiative. so be ukranian, graeme, get so the global market to prevent a potential few crisis or the ongoing war in the country of civilians are up to supplies. one of the world's top, wheat exporters, and the e. u foreign affairs chief yourself. barella says the you is also working to free cubes. we'd stalks, storage capacity of ukraine is fill because they cannot export the screen. and they need to empty the storage capacity in order to be able to receive the next crop. so we are working on how to help them to take the screen out. however,

even if the grain could be exported their off is about ukraine's ability to refill those stores is predict the key of the week harvest could fall by at least 35 percent. this year and considering that ukraine is the 6 top we export, that is fueling concerns about further shortages. the west has accused of stealing ukraine's grain stalks, funding equipments, unblocked eating ports. moscow claim this keeps stopping. exports from black seaports. steve lusty, near with the key for swords is to not let dozens of sheeps out of their ports, including ships that are supposed to do ever wheat to various regions of the world . and keep in mind the exits from the sports, which makes it impossible for these sheeps to leave the mining of harbors. the stopping of shipping is part of the whole war against russia, and it is done in criminal disregard of the people of the whole world. remember

when the sanctions were imposed, they said it will create a norm. is cain economic catastrophe in russia? that didn't happen, but it is creating economic catastrophe around the world. and frankly, and if they can create came and yet economically improve their home situation. well, us capital has always been willing to do this and the e u is willing to go along as are the cranium fascist today, it's the way they fight wars and it really puts the whole world happiness. there's not only poor countries that have faced surging inflation. they are seen in almost constant rise in prices. it's no surprise than the latest g. 3 g 7, summit focused on food security with coal to impose urgent measures to prevent a crisis. that's after india, the world's 2nd largest we producer for the biggest russia and restricting supplies to tackle their own food price increases. dorothy has questioned why it's only now

of the e. u and the u. s. have shown concern about the food supply situation in poor countries . ukraine says they have 20000000 tons of grain in their shallows right now. 20000000 tons. and guess what? those chance don't get to mark an awful lot of people in africa are going to starve to death. we need to make sure that the serials are sent to the world. if not, millions of people will be facing famine, particularly in the middle east. and africa is from particularly on medicine up to 50000000 people, particularly in the countries of africa. and the middle east will die in the next few months unless ukrainian grain is released or not. the question is, though, we have all these western politicians being all this time before the war in ukraine broke out. 43000000 people were ready. one step away from family. and the biggest crisis was in yemen. more than 17000000 yemen. ease of food insecure because of

a conflict that's been going on there for 8 years. the people of yemen are not starving. they are being starved ongoing conflict, airstrikes and restrictions on imports have left 14000000 people in yemen on the brink of famine. all warring parties and those fuel and the conflict through arms sales are implicated in this men made humanitarian crisis party so that conflicts canada, france, the u. k. and the u. s. who's weapons are all used by the saudi led coalition. did trudeau visit santa i like he did kiev did ports rush to get food to the, to 1000000 starving children know canada boasted about sending humanitarian aid and then sent 4 times worth as much of weapons and military goods. a similar pitcher is unfolding in afghanistan with over half of the population on the brake. did biden give press conferences about the need to get them food? no, but he did free 7000000000 dollars worth of afghan fundings with people taking to

the streets with the simple request. let us eat, ah, this time it's there, people who can get some firewall. this time is that people who are paying 6 percent more for white bread. so it matters while canada as a leading global agri food exporter of many key products is working with its allies and how it can assist efforts. canadian beat production was significantly reduced due to last year's throat, and there is not a significant amount of wheat, uncommitted, and available to the market until the next harvest. they do not try to justify this is complete for parker c. the u. s. has no interest and no concern in the simons than real hunger that their war and their sanctions create around the world . there's now sanctions on $42.00 countries in the world in every one of those

countries. it's meant to create economic chaos, shortages real simons. and that was the purpose of inflicting sanctions on russia. in yemen today, it is a famine enforced by a u. s. naval blockade. the blockade supports of the m. and the same thing was true in iraq, where u. s. policy created through the sanctions. as madeline albright was asked, is a death of half a 1000000 children worth it. and she said yes, we think it's worth it. so this was the way the u. s. looks at hunger at famines. it's part of their war policy and it dates back in u. s. history to the simon's the destruction of the burning of crops, of killing of the buffalo against the indigenous people. this is away, us fights wars, and we shouldn't give a shred of honesty to they are concerned about how to go about shannon's being

created. countless organizations have really said that this policy of sanctions on, on russia would create famines throughout africa to be now said from power. former pakistani prime minister, iran con, continues to gonna support across the country while, alleging that the u. s. was behind his removal from office o'connor b, mobilizing his followers, he can rallied in different parties, sunny cities before his final call for a long march in the capital is lama. but at the end of this month and that would be demand fresh elections. the opposition has accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during his latest rally, he singled out the level of control that 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 scare of the interests of his country for them. in ron khan can't do this because he has to live and die in this country. but khan is also stated, he fits for his life and is even recorded video, naming the 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 and run corners reclaimed repeatedly that he was forced to leave office by the pro american opposition in pakistan. and you government incidentally is expected to increase corporation on many fronts with the u. s. and that was confirmed in a statement made by u. s. senate chris murphy, who said that u. s. pakistani relations have been through many rough patches over the last couple of decades, but they still remain strong. as with every bilateral relationship,

there are ups and downs, but this one, pakistani u. s. relations has endured the test of time and i look forward to continue growing it for next 75 years. and so that's a lawyer and geopolitical analysts. how some la mashhad them gave us his take on the situation. corny playing out in pakistan. this is a different focus on it is a focus on that is demanding respect demands while it is not focused on that can be forcibly dictated by any other country. if the u. s. wants to reset the relationship, then it will have to come down with the new log on. as we all know, the us talks about democracy, freedom of b, liberty, right, of the people to decide their future. so if you haven't bought a hopelessly to like run hom, was given support by the people across the country. and for the 1st time the u. s. should understand that it will have to be with the leader will be not presenting

his own wishes to the us, but he will be speaking on behalf of the people of pakistan. and the u. s. will not be able to get it sounds like it was able to do in the boss, but other leaders who had, who are in power. and finally, president biden has approved a plan to re deploy several 100 ground forces into somalia. and that's a significant reversal of decision by his predecessor, donald trump, to withdraw nearly all 700 ground troops who had been stationed with all the details, his ortiz, caleb open, the usa is stepping up its involvement in the african country of somalia. again, 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 is 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 $993.00 with bill clinton and the black hawks of market 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, asha bob is taking advantage of the political leadership there being distracted by prolong political crisis. now you 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 kayla moffatt our take new york law, your bank today with all the latest headlines from writes around the world, do feel free to also head over to r t dot com for more stories,

an in depth analysis on it's peter scott's and thank you for watching. ah ah ah. oh, oh oh oh, i know. ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation,

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