ah ah lawsuit. phase russian lead forces help claim control of over $220.00 localities since the start of the ukraine, conflicts are corresponding talks to local on the outskirts of a city under constant shelling. today, instead of going to the celebration at the end of the school year, with white bows and an address uniform, she is sitting here and she is only in the 1st grade. also coming up on the program, insiders report washington is changing. it sounds funky. i'm trying to distance itself from the conflict of public interest weights also with

from being help to being homeless. ukrainian refugees are facing eviction and benefits of europe grows increasingly concerned on the price. such help with china accuses the u. s. of profiting from the ukrainian prices. stating it's the you carrying the burden of these consequences. with dale opposed midnight in manila and 7 and leaving right here in moscow. welcome to the global news roundup on our t. russian and allied forces have either taken or re taken control of over 220 localities and ukraine conflicts since february. that is according to russia's m o day. the latest is the ton of crusty lemon located in the north of the done yet

screech. it had long been one of the key fortified areas under ukrainian rule. in the dawn valley region, russian troops 1st entered the city on may 23rd, with key of forces withdrawing to the side west without a pitch bottle. and our troops pushed the front line east. the main challenge for the clim territories is restoring peaceful life. but that's not all the head of the done yet republic sees. another issue for the embattled area is fostering p o w on preparing tribunals for those suspected of work around social skills on participating in the full year. and then the crimes of the as of regiment are shocking. they can be explained using the logic of a same person. crimes haven't only been committed by as are members alone. the ukranian army have also been involved. unfortunately, we have evidence of regular soldiers conducting horrifying crimes, rapes torture and sadistic murders. some of them even more horrifying than the

crimes of bizarre. you'll see all this evidence during the tribunals. this will all be described and i believe that every crime should be punished appropriately. is our correspondent drama castro visited the outskirts of the city of dunn. yes. local there told him life in the area had become unbearable since 2014 ah, we're in a city of yes. in nevada, at the moment is it? as you can probably hear, shutting continues. we are in a heavy, depopulated a residential area. and every single building here have been damaged by ukrainian shilling. i just spoke with a woman who lives here with her 2 daughters and she said they have to hide and bomb shelters, almost on a daily basis. and this is her story. now. so cra, we were in the basement this morning, then we went home, it seemed that everything had quiet and down. we had to eat anyway. and then we heard rocket artillery and ran back here again this, i'm glad i talked a bit soon,

school infrastructure, they want to destroy all the infrastructure. i have to stay at home. i'm registered at work, but i don't go there because we'll to death to come on in in 2014, we had the basement more equipped. then we hastily removed everything. why did we do this? well, it was, it was in the us. the 1000 was being given today, instead of going to the celebration of the end of the school year, with white bows and in a dress uniform. she is sitting here and she is only in the 1st grade. ah, the city of yes and have out there had been under constant shilling by ukrainian military over the last 8 years or so. but according to the mayor of the cities, melisha jenko, in the last 3 months, the shelling had intensified at 2

o 2 a great extent and it resulted in a death. so at least a 20 people and 50 residents of his mother had been wounded. up soon but was a shelling does not stop at all day and night. the city is constantly being shelled by the ukrainian side, but nevertheless, the city continues to live over the last 3 months of the act of phase. they've destroyed more than 1000 objects. this area offer yes in nevada is also under constant shilling. ah, here we don't see many residential buildings, but sir, we see our private houses just like this one. this one, this one in particular was destroyed by a ukrainian shilling about a week ago. and we can still find her shell fragments just like this, and they are all over the place according to the neighbors. this house belongs to an elderly couple who don't usually live here,

but they arrived here on that they to pick up certain documents and they take it back to deeper within that the next people's republic territory. unfortunately, once they arrived here, the shell and commenced, and they were both heavily wounded. ah, the cranium military seems to be targeting civilian infrastructure here, nissan. of other well along the entire front line as well. ah, at the moment i'm approaching a children's hospital, which was a bombed just her recently. as you can hear, shelling is still taking place. this is a children's hospital. obviously it's out of commission right now. it's very, very difficult to say why the crane, the military is targeting civilian infrastructure, people's homes, ah, gas pipelines, ah, water pumping stations,

children's hospitals. when i spoke to the mayor of the city, well, he suggested that they're trying to create a panic that trying to terrorize the people so so that they would evacuate from here soon as possible. however, he told me that sir, only about 30 percent of the city have evacuated, and the rest decided to remain here until he ends. or until victory comes remark author of archie. yes. in other than as people's republic. a british journalist, steve sweeney recently visited ukraine and says he faced arrest as well as death threats when reporting from a western city. he shared his story with it. i thought it's important to go. i'm actually inside you crate and to try and get to the truth about what's happening there because as your viewers and and yourself will be where to where the british

media reporting is now incredibly restricted. so you have the times, the telegraph, guardian, the b, b, c channel for guy news. all really were producing identical reports from kevin, from live, but don't deviate a tool from the, from, from the government, bind from the line on, on what's happening. so i thought was a journalist really is mine, my job, my duty is to report the truth, the truth, the truth matters. so that was why i thought it was important to get in their report on the ground. and there was a number of stories ready to i wanted to check out. i traveled in to live in western ukraine. i traveled in from, from poland where, you know, that crossing is, is still open. and i have to say that the 1st thing that struck me really was on my coach on the way. and i was opposite and with a tattoo of a gun on his face, dressed in fatigues. now, you know,

we don't really judge by we shouldn't really judge by appearances. but yeah, i think that told me really everything that i needed needed to know before and even entered and with the city itself was essentially full of fascists and mercenaries. people in military fatigues using civilian transport networks to enter into ukraine and whether any checks on those people are getting in any questioning as to where they were going, etc. i mean these, these people, this is the, i'm in a really, is that the people, the, the address, the minutes you fatigue and then coming to fine on the ukrainian side are welcomed with open arms so that they rolled the red car on the back and own treated as is heroes, and that's the harmony i went in on with a pendant camera. and i what happened to me was very stark contrast. i mean,

if i was going with it, but it she 40 and a gun. i sent on guy enough to kill russians, then i would have been very made very welcome. instead, what happened to me was, i was told that, you know, aust quizzed about my business in ukraine. told i was a spy, told i would be tortured, arrested, and tortured the indication was possibly worse than that, which means that they would have potentially killed me. great effort being made to whitewash this will rehabilitate the office either like having no influence in ukraine or you know all beings just simply misunderstood masters. i deconstructed this b. b. c showed what i could only describe as a 9 minute master classic fascism does. a denial the russian foreign minister house accused the west of waging a proxy war. busy against russian now timid reports that biden administration is preparing to send long range missiles systems to give, sir, a gale of rav told r t,

that such a step will ratchet up. already soaring tensions, and your zip go through. the west is cool to inflict, to military defeats on russia. they need to pump weapons into ukraine, including those that can hit russian territory. president zalinski has publicly requested such weapons. we have strongly warned the west against providing them. it is effectively waging a proxy war against russia using hands bodies and minds of ukrainian neo nazis. but long range weapons would drastically escalate the conflict. and i sincerely hope that the fi reasonable people in the west understand. yeah, a lot of different subject back breach in that chat, you can watch it in full that with a russian foreign minister share. go rough later here on our t international. now the us defense secretary has reiterated that america has came to avoid a direct confrontation in ukraine, saying that keith bears the brunt of the responsibility to resolve the conflict.

this was ukraine's right, because not the united states fight. at the end of the day i can on what what this looks like. what im state looks like will be defined by the ukrainians and not by us. in any case, some experts are worried that the u. s. lacks enough of its own weaponry to continue supplying ukraine for much longer. one retired army colonel say's that washington's plans have changed entirely. and they're not seeking to distance themselves from key of echoing their strategy. and now they're talks about during western ukraine into quote unquote, ukraine to step, to try and build an endless war that will go on and quote, unquote lead russia, which i see not happening. frankly, i don't, i know the europeans will put up with it or let me stop you. what do you mean by ukraine? is stan. well, the idea that's being hatched over the pentagon and in the white house is, well,

we'll just turn western new grain into some version of afghanistan for the russians . so that do they, they'll end up in this endless guerrilla war when it did, former a c, i analyst lori johnson, believes washington, it is trying to move away from the conflict in you train after he say's its proxy war with russia backfire. i was struck the other day, i was looking at different media sites trying to see whether there was intense coverage or not. and it is the story has virtually disappeared. they're focusing on other things and talking about ukraine. and part of the reason for that is that the war has gone badly for ukraine brushes, winning the story line. they tried to tell of the evil russians tearing up that country and brave ukrainian just in fighting and arguing the russians. that's completely gone by the board, the leadership side. they're trying to figure out how to get themselves out of this

now, because this is blown up in their faces as well. this, the problem is they think they can, so meant an insurgency. i think those that have seized upon that as of it is a viable strategy or frankly deluding them centers right now the united states as they embark on on a war with rush. i don't think we need to sugar coated to try to pretend that it's something that they haven't barked on the war with russia, but they were hoping to get it done without getting to shooting. and now all of the tools that they thought they were going to use, particularly on the sanctions front, completely backfires because it's from west suffering shortages, the west, the suffering, the inflation, and it's the worst. it's going to be suffering high unemployment. a group of legal scholars and experts has accuse russia breaching a u. n. convention on the incitement of genocide. they claim it's an independent

analysis. the 1st on such accusations, since the ukraine conflict with, to discuss the allegations were joined in the pseudo by senior correspondent, morass, garcia marat's, hello to you. first of all, maybe about the group who put this together. what do we know about them? well they, they claim to be an entirely independent entity that they're part of essentially, of the fairfax university, which itself was almost. so they did the like their license to educate people's womans taken away a few years ago, deprived of that license because a very lack standards at the university. they've, they were, they had students who barely spoke english and who are, after a few years, long distance education, they had these diplomas, which it, which said that they were qualified for things that they weren't qualified for at all. this regarding that scandal we went to read the about us section and they

clearly state that their job is to work to win hands, us foreign policy. our purpose is to shape u. s. foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional, ga, politics and the value systems of those regions. i've spent hours at this point stilling through the reporting and through their website. the other thing that would strike anyone according themselves entirely independent is the personnel that the stuff this is because the top level stuff, but the read their biographies, the, the, the senior level staff are all from i, the worked for the u. s. government worked for the pentagon for stratford, which is known as the shadow c. i aides nickname of the long decades and atlantic council, which is a rapidly anti russian thing tag. perhaps the most anti russian thing tag in the,

in the united states. so for them to come out and say that, that we're independent without an agenda and we're issuing this report, but you should trust. well, of the, you know, it's a stretch. it's one of the most heinous things you can me accused of those claims. what's the gist of the mother the just of them look that i read the report in its entirety and it is an exercise a marathon. in fact twisting because what they have cited as evidence is, for example, a ukrainian article that sites an anonymous witness that says something. so ukranian, median war propaganda mode and these people are taking them, whatever they read at face value. obviously, they don't, they don't mentor any, any russian opinions, all russian states or russian press. so it's entirely one sided. but beyond that, that is the least of the since this report is utterly ridiculous, because it says that that russia is guilty of the intent to commit genocide. which

according to geneva conventions, a geneva collection on genocide is a crime at russia. is guilty of wanting to commit a genocide because russian officials had said multiple times that the russian and ukrainian people are one people. the report reasonably conclude, said russia is responsible for direct and public incitement to commit genocide and the pattern of atrocities from which an intend to destroy the ukrainian national group. and pop can be in 5 years. the entire argument that putin coming out was senior russian officials who immediate personalities coming out and saying that we shouldn't be fighting the weird well one people that ukraine, ukrainians russians. one people by the logic of the authors of this, if they are loosely called reports, is that russia wants to erase ukraine. it monster erase the ukrainian

identity, which wasn't done the soviet period and much less. now russia has formal diplomatic relations with ukraine, which sort of says that, marcia recognizes ukraine as an entity, a new russian has said, no russian official has come out and said that going to destroy ukraine, all the ukrainian, or national out to cultural mindset. that hasn't happened, and yet these officials also claim that that is a sign that rushes wanted to destroy ukraine and everything ukrainian and the very, very name ukraine itself. furthermore, it goes on to size, all sorts of atrocities committed by, by russian forces. for example, if a church in ukraine is damaged and we have seen this catalog throughout the internet, you have, you just want to take off. there are thousands of videos showing ukrainian troops and schools and kinda gardens and in theaters in administrations in churches and

where that, where they set up arm stores all bases or command post. and they argue that if a russian artillery strike, for example, strikes in the vicinity of one of these buildings, then that is evidence that russia is trying to erase ukrainian culture. so as i say, it is an exercise in stretching facts and truths. but more than that, it completely disregards the years and years of anti russian propaganda and ukrainian me that media which has reached fever pitch. now i would just like the office to hear what ukrainians have said about what they want to do to russia. i want the word russians to be forgotten in the carcass region. i want the word russians to be forgotten in the loo. hans can donate sick regions. we have a full moral right to kill these non humans all over the world, calmly and with a completely clear mind over an unlimited amount of time and in the largest

possible quantities. new la newlands institute by the way, has also made name for itself by by go and going off to these genocides. it has found genocide in china in me and my and now it is found genocide in ukraine genocide in syria. they have written about saying that the assad is trying to wipe out the sunni population, despite the fact that acids wife is sunni, herself, and most of his army his to so is, this is very a, certainly a very partisan, a group of people who have a clear agenda, they are, they are hoax and they want to show russia to display russia as the us state department. once a rush to be displayed, he could be a coincidence. but that is very unlikely that the views of the state department from the newland institute are, are virtually identical. there is, you know, what we've just heard. ukrainian saying that was official,

apples officials that journalists, ukrainian journalist, ukrainian personalities, tv personalities, other common folk, have written much more terrible things about what they would do to russia and russian lives shortly. and that's, i hope that the russian nation will not remain on this earth. but since i have always been a great humanist and said that as soon as a person is injured, he is no longer an enemy, but a patient. but now there is a very strict order to castrate all men because they are cockroaches, not people. in closing, if russia had done all, russian officials had said any of the sorts of things that ukraine had said. for example, deny that russians are, are an ethnic group of people endemic to you, great to deny the russian language they have their now burning in the story books. whitman, russian renaming,

streets that bur named after russians. ukraine was, of course, part of russia for hundreds upon hundreds of years of russia had done any of the sorts of things that you crave has done with regards to russian speaking people than they. yes, they would have had a much more concrete argument about russia being complicit in genocide as are these say you are that are senior correspond murat garcia, taken us through our thanks bro. ah, or moving the program or now besides the migrant crisis gripping europe, countries are also facing economic challenges which had begun well before the conflict in new crate, france bases rapidly rising prices and at week economic growth, residents of the northern city of leal told us what they're actually dealing with is i was on wanted of you. my charges have increased by about a 100 euros a month, including water, gas,

and electricity. that makes my budget more substantial. the charges for gas electricity, water, everything has gone up between 30 and 40 percent. the impact is that i will now have to work more to pay for it or cut back completely. so i don't pay much this arsel. the charges have really increased in the last few years, whether it's water or electricity before the war in ukraine. i think that the war in ukraine is rather one for all. what did it cost? i think that today it costs the same for mac crohn as during cove. it, that's what our country is like now. you watch a false condition for me. i think that the charges have increased because the state takes advantage of problems in ukraine to increase the charges. because for me, ukraine as an excuse for me, mac crohn found this excuse and it's asked the french who pay. it's a bad excuse, will the spike and the price of energy on the essential goods is so high that some region, some started issuing food stamps for poor household. political and social commentator

nicholai markovich believes paris didn't prepare for what was ed. now some are accusing stored in ukraine and it is a fact that invitation, for example, the read is more and more complicated. so francis morris, more or less painted itself in a corner, a concerning, for example, food and france used to be one of your major agricultural countries. and it's now only, it's self sufficient up to 60 percent. and it's getting quite complicated because inflation, the soaring unemployment for the 1st time in over a year, is, is growing up again. and the french have to face expensive prices. energy costs, of course, and food. if you take oil and fats have risen 50 percent recently with flour, 30 percent past the 20 percent. so these are important news for a lot of french people and traffic really having a hard time coping with this. so some cities and even the, the french government is moving the idea of distributing food vouchers to the poor . people who just can't make ends meet and have

a hard time feeding themselves. tramps is not prepared. traps did not see these crisis coming trans thought that agriculture would be managed by the 3rd world countries or other countries which would produce a cheaper that traps could become focused on the on services. and this is, i think, one of the big, big major problems of france as something else to show you the video was emerged showing refugees purportedly ukrainians, allegedly being evicted from a hotel in spain. it comes from the claims of european countries suspending age programs due to rising course. ringback as well, it made prices soaring across the continent. european countries appear to be recognizing that hosting so many refugees doesn't come cheap parties. john quarter has been examining changing attitudes in the european union to that issue.

6.6000000 ukrainians have fled their country and become refugees. as a result of the conflict, that's about 5 times more people than the last migrant crisis in europe and posting these people was expensive. back then it's off the charts. now, the costs of providing for these refugees will strain countries, budgets, and not just in the short term. integrating refugees into the economies will require large scale resources, time and supportive policies. in 2016 germany spend approximately $12000.00 euros per refugee per year. not including any language and cultural integration classes, support for ukrainian refugees could cost hosting states as much as $30000000000.00 over the next year. as if you wasn't already dealing with supply chain issues in energy crisis. record breaking inflation that to this already long list of economic woes is everything connected to hosting a sudden influx of millions of people. poland been by far,

the hardest hit since it's accepted over 3000000 refugees. that kind of budgetary strain is making itself felt across small polish border towns. everything else we have so far paid from our modest crisis fund that is, or rather was $22000.00. these fonts are definitely not sufficient. what worries me the most, our electricity bills that i suspect will knock us over our town can definitely not meet this costs. the sums i mentioned are a drop in the ocean. even warsaw is barely keeping up with its population surge of nearly 20 per cent since late february, it's mayor is already talking about relocations. we need a relocation scheme because we need to share the burden the ukrainians are fighting for our freedom. and we need to do our bid number of polish cities are trying to economize at least by ending free public transport rides for ukrainians. as one might imagine, that hasn't gone down well with refugees with,

with it's not as poland making cut sto, bulgaria is having to cut refugee subsidies and relocate people ukrainians in the czech republic will soon have to find work or lose their government benefits in lot via the authorities have stopped providing refugees with free food, and the netherlands is even having to force local councils to accept refugees since many are not willing. this is not one i wanted, but this is how it is. in the coming weeks, we are going to say to a number of local councils, you have a suitable building. the permits are in order. it is owned by the refugee settlement agency or the state. and so we are going to use it despite freeing up billions to try and tackle this newest refugee crisis. even brussels has admitted there's not enough money to go around. the 7 year budget that started in 2021 was made for peace. nobody envisaged, as we were negotiating that budget,

that there would be a war in europe. i think it is fair to say that the budget that we have now wasn't really made for the situation in which we find ourselves. considering experts are saying a global recession and a food crisis are also on the horizon. it looks like europe may be in for a tough couple of years. i didn't know what you were being so thinking they weren't really consulted. that's an awful lot of people. and they will have to be paid for, they will have to be looked after. they have to be housed, they have to be provided with jobs or with welfare payments. you're doesn't have that kind of money m a germany doesn't have that money. that's on top of all the other economic problems or, you know, storing food prices soaring energy prices. so where is this money going to come from to pay for these ukrainians? they'll no doubt the pressure why food the u. s. is profiting from the struggles of ukraine while european countries are carrying the bird.