in international waters, the russian navy was on daily basis for your number of weeks. now, i have been declaring humanitarian passages for the safe passage of the vassals who are locked in the queen in ports because of these is mine thread, and they can't leave the ports and deliver the commodities deliver their cargo to their destination ports, used probably my stamps, the most tenuously, apart from the ukranian grain h u that is locked the couch on the policy of the regime and this regime should be impacted to remove this mind thread. at the same time, there is a problem where the exporting of the russian grain, avondale, the west, has been loudly reminding that the grain. there are no sanctions imposed on the grains, but they are not speaking about the battles who are carrying russian grey and that they have been sanctioned. and the russian vessels are not accepted in the european

ports. they are not getting insurance policies and all the logistics financial change. you can navigate to the supplies of the grain to the global markets and since they have been sanctioned by our western colleagues, not sure, but it was in your own car. could have like you to give it to us. so our suggestion on how the situation could be the blog, the argument of the well known up for the talks with the president or the one we reached an agreement that the park is counterparts will try to help in organizing the d, mining activities near ukrainian ports to free the battles that were basically taking hostage with the cargo that is needed for the developing countries . and to bring that up ration happened without any attempt to franklin with military potential of ukraine or sand to deal any damage of any

harm to russia. i'm not going to talk about details now and they will be discussed among the military, among the special needs. recently a secretary general of the un conference on the trade and development, ms. crispin waited that she knew russia, antonio, but by the request of antonia good heritage unless you and with the agreement of president fulton, talked with the for his deputy of the head of the government of the russian federation on a little below scythe. who explained to her the logistics that is needed to resolve this problem. once again, i would like to reiterate. on our side, there are no obstacles yet. all the obstacles that exist are on the side of either ukrainian authorities or those western countries that are covering for any unacceptable and unlawful activities by the key of regime

folks you wouldn't serve in the ukraine increased on receiving multiple rocket launcher b as happens is there any fear that 3rd countries will be involved in this conflict . the key to conditional issues. of course such risks pleased with rich and scripts because in a state prison is demanding that in a mastery fashion and from the western conference. well, it's exciting. all the norms of the diplomatic conversation now, but secondly, it's a direct publication. a dead involving the west into military action, of course is up with reasonable went for and petitions, not all of them, but the reasonable ones. sandra, stand that there is still politicians in the web who are rating to do this madness to satisfy their ambitions. so here is countries of the you,

they are well aware of an acceptability of such scenarios in the queue resume. they have similar community, mostly and recently we heard why reasonable estimates from washington when we have talked about our stance on this regard via channels that exist between our countries. but when brush and key western states and they are well aware of our position, what was the mud and recently new use sanction package was adopted. a partial embargo and the purchase of oil from russia was imposed. how will this affect russia? and that's relations with the gulf countries because the market for up is shrinking, which means that competition isn't and supplying well 1st of all, as well as back from people like it's been sad by the western european politicians

. some of them i don't remember exactly. i'm not going to, well, i mean, you try to get some of the ministers of one of the european countries said that the sanctions didn't work because we are trying to catch the source, the emperor from russia, all the energy and the prices for the energy in which we're growing and russia is getting more profit last year. and so blanton draw conclusions. it seems that they have finally started to do calculations to try to understand, to see what they are doing and what are the consequences of their actions. so there's a package from the analysis that i read in the media. i think it is comprehensive enough and it's subjective enough for us, but it's like it's a quick when the package is still a package. there was a jo back in soviet times that someone tried very hard and the only thing they relapsed with is the package you ship the national school. and as for our

discussions here with the counterparts from my not from the arabs that i give it one or 2 years, we talked about days, but only within become thinks they'll, bree affirming vague raymond's that have been achieved previously. and reaffirmed a number of occasions between our leaders to corporate, within the open plots, organization, new principles of cooperation. in this framework, they are remaining not sure that burrell said that so far it's not enough. so you must become a military power if this is not for well 1st attempt to shoot the conversation from diplomacy to military terms and your view does the you have serious intentions on becoming a military organization as well as i think. first of all, it was a play on words, but there is no smoke without the virus. so there is a very aggressive bristle farms wing, can the europe in union that is 4 years have been trying to impose their stance on

everyone else by speculating on principle, a sub silly buried hand consensus grows just for you and this wing and now increasing its activities and the state and by burrell, withhold the full authority and reasonable, which is global hawkish words is coming from the top people amount of a you they are a flag, the friend imposed received by these aggressive minority. so you to all the european union, militarized european union. it is their ideal and not just militarize with european union, the strategically autonomous, after when you know, it is going to be a part of the north atlantic treaty of b, r. not saying they correctly. they are not talking about this openly, but it is going to become an appendage for the north atlantic treaty. because

that's the goal of everyone who wants to put the entire washer under the u. s. to the leadership goes with and within the same context we have also you can sort of get money in the statements by all of showed the german chancellor who said that the german is going to become the main military power of the european union. i have a way to read the comments of the sensible, reasonable poundage who expresses which surprises that such things are being said by the leader of germany. and of course, it makes one thing because that's not the only testimony to the resurgence in germany or such a few of us because it was $3000000.00 aspirations to dominate, i'd say. and i would also add that please give me the european partner of germany and they should listen. today's, they should have

a little and it should become an actual topic, a for a serious conversation on how europe will continue to develop and how they will draw lessons from their very difficult history of the recent century. thank you. okay, we've been listening to so a lot of the russian foreign minister, speaking of the media conference following talks in react, the talks withheld with 6 arab countries, members of the gulf cooperation. they also held one on one talks with some of those members on the sidelines, but touching on a number of points in that media conference saying that a range of issues of humanitarian cuz they were discussed between the members, including the situation between the palestinians and israel. and of course, the ongoing tensions in yemen and libya, he said that he had noted a positive shift and you haven't, thanks to saudi and united arab emirates initiatives. he also talked about countering extremism with the group, focusing on creating a dialogue,

the aim being the promotion of a middle east collective security concept. of course, when it came to the questions ukraine was the whole topic of the moment. he said that no, he noted that russia's gove allies understand and support the russian position. we'll have more analysis on that media conference later in the program. so stay with us for that. so you ladies have tentatively agreed to cut off rushes largest bang from the belgium based international transaction network. swift. the move intended to disconnect. burbank from the global financial system as part of the 6th round of sanctions to pressure russia to end the conflict in ukraine. but the bank says it was already prepared and the new measure will not have a significant effect. disconnecting from swift does not change the current situation and international settlements. domestic transactions do not depend on

swift and will be carried out by the bank and the standard mode. suburban previously shifted to a russian based system as an alternative to swift. most banks in the country have already switched over to that network. according to the country's national central bank, personal authority say its financial system has been prepared for the shuttle fund has already withstood the initial shock of the western sanctions. the wall mastercard, c. o has said swift may have and cease to exist in the next 5 years, although the company later attempted to clarify his comments to say that he believed the network would not operate in its current form in the future. elsewhere the south asian country of bangladesh is that it's considering adopting a new payment method to save money. invest the mich fire fire stein believes the world has changed too much for swift to remain the predominance platform for international transactions. i've never seen in my career which has been long and extensive in finance. i've never seen sanctions that were successful. and i think

that these were well telegraphed in advance. i think it's more of a public relations gimmick to have these and an actual impact that it's going to have. i think the world has changed pretty drastically. we're not looking at a situation that was in the 1960 seventy's eighty's or ninety's. this is a new new euro and you know, in crypto came around, you see that people are able to transfer things fairly quickly and a lot more efficiently and cheaply. and i think that that is a big part of the system. i think, i think that alternative payment systems have been set up in russia is not isolated by itself in a bubble. when people don't realize is there are several countries that are using a different way to transact. and the u. s. dollar. a gemini might have seen, might be over in about 5 years because india, china, iran, brazil, u e, and saudi arabia, a couple other middle eastern countries and asian countries are in for using

different types of alternative payment systems that are transacting oil, the petro dollar, which is now no longer the petro dollar, because oil has been trading and remember, just the chinese currency. so i think that the landscape in the financial markets has changed and it's evolving like everything else is an indian community in russia has sets up a relief initiative to help refugees and soldiers in the dumbass. the charity titled betia, after the hindi would for direction has been sending supplies to residents of the war on region. the foundation is made to shipments of medicine already this month and say those supplies are the only the beginning. the deliveries are taken to russia's buddha with the dumbass republics and then handed over to the local administration. we had from the initiative found that he says he feels that his duty to help the people have done bath in philadelphia with russia. this in daughter, she's been id dish or this is it endorsed and family. so we are a mix of family so therefore they are doing my heart. don't any,

any nobody ask us about there's a lot of issues. the lot of people needs this. all of these things, not only right. so there's another do be and model do deal. so it will be there is no reason to say that they don't change. so we do know so now our duty while we are doing the same thing, what girlfriend? thirdly, so we are helping each other. so nothing more. footage has emerged on social media that shows russia speaking ukrainian refugees being denied humanitarian aid by a man who demands they speak ukrainian. the incidents, a video of which claims to have been taking in the city of evolve in west and ukraine, degenerates into a quarrel with the man saying it's not his job to understand, honey, you janet,

come when you want a service to win asleep when you might you thought a funny with still you through to find him thinking sooner moves now? were you thought you were when you prefer you didn't. you could be instead of bosch horn, but you know, i don't have ice metals a good for a moment. i have, i don't know, but i'm some in the post claims that the refugees who films the video came from the east of ukraine. numerous ukrainian speak russian as a 1st language, especially in eastern areas where the conflict has been the most pronounced. neither the un that no kids have commented on the footage so far. human and labor rights lawyer done corvalle believes there is no justification for such actions. this is clearly

a pretext that this person is using to deny russian speakers aid because he doesn't like russian speakers turned disturbing. and honestly, it kind of underscores how this conflict began and the peoples of the dumbass, most of whom speak russian and what we've seen from the government in kiev is racism. and so, you know, discrimination against the russian speakers. and we see this in this video, and it's the legal as the woman points out, this is un aide, but it appears to be ukrainians who decided that they're not going to give it to russians. b. again, there's no justification for that. obviously, if people are hungry and need to be given to them that you know, we can understand the need for food and water in any language,

right. a med germany's plans to raise military spending. a senior parliament's members of the country's army needs an image of an enemy to fight, and russia just happens to conveniently fit that sports. people in the space meant ties of light. germany's military is prepared mentally. it's the politicians who are not prepared and the military is set up by politicians sees it. it does what the politicians want, think we need an army that requires some sort of image of an enemy. we no longer perceived russia as an enemy in recent years, but now we know what an enemy looks like. earlier, jo, lawmakers agreed to an ideal to increase defense spending by more than a 100000000000 euros. well, that would allow the country's military budget to reach 2 percent of his g. d. p. a target stipulated by nato to spend a includes boosting, cyber defense and support for partner countries. however, german politician academic and i've been are back say the ukraine conflict is used

as an excuse for germany to increase as defense spending and cost blame for a worsening economic crisis. is important to bear in mind that the recent decision to increase military standing is a departure from decades of previous policy. the official justification is, of course, the kind of conflict in ukraine. the government you is that this is a threat to native security. as a result of which they have to increase military spending on the whole nature is spending about 15 times as much on the military as the russian federation, or even more the government is also trying to about to tension from a worst. and the economic crisis at home and the conflict in ukraine is a welcome excuse that they can blame for the 1st time in

decades to left when candidates have made it to the june 19th run offs and columbia as presidential election. because all the petrol, a former gorilla and one time boca tom, met when the largest share the vote with 40 percent. while we're also hernandez whose campaign was largely carried out on social network, take talk received 28 percent. not the kind of a reach the 50 percent threshold, which, which would have given them out via the victory was about to transform the country's economic system and reset relations with the us as and, and as built his election campaign on a promise to fight corruption. while criticizing the country's political establishment, he also considered it necessary to revive relations with neighboring socialist countries. on his way to what we heard from independent journalists fiorella is about. he's things that colombians have long been trying to get rid of the current government. the people are getting tired of having this bloodshed and they have

reiterated that the fight against for any 3rd id. ology, you know, it's not a very good capitalism. deep reiterated. this is a fight to at least have the existence of a genuine republic and be able to have a democracy, which is why any candidate that is not the current establishment is a shift for them. colombia is actually largely for country, it's a christian country is a country that has been perpetuated, this whole neo liberal, colonial stay of the united states. a lot of colombians around the country and some in bogota. i've been fighting to get rid of this government no matter if they've had to make alliances with people. they don't agree with the situation right now. we're at least both of these candidates have said that they would like to rehabilitate relationships with venezuela in some way. in form of economics, but petro has decided that he wants to increase the g d p by 5.5 percent in order to actually provide system social programs. so there's

a start difference between the businessman, the rich di, that many say all he's a business, and so he's going to run the country like a business, very similar to this, right. and of course, this type of petra, who's more of a social democrat, a former lawyer for hillary clinton, has been found not guilty of lying to the f. b i in 2016 about donald trump's alleged ties to russia before the verdict. for me, u. s. attorney general build boss at the case which became known as russia gates represents a grave injustice to both the american people and the former president. i think whatever you think of trump, the fact is that the whole russia thing was a grave injustice. who was a, it appears to be a dirty political tractor, was used 1st to hobble them and then potentially to drive them from offers. it was a gross injustice. who was it was, and it, and it hurts united states in many ways, including what we're saying in ukraine these days. you know, it, it distorted our foreign policy and we have the not guilty verdict for michael

sussman. ah, which indicates that the jury did not believe that what he said to the api i constituted illegal deception of the, at the i. but regardless, the trial at this point is making headlines because of the bomb shell testimony that it appears that hillary clinton did indeed sign off on the spreading of unverified rumors linking donald trump to russia. and it was the hillary clinton campaign that originated those rumors that found their way into the press. this is what we heard. i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation, but notionally, the discussion was pe, we have this and we want to share it with a reporter. she agreed with the decision. as a result of this bombshell testimony from the michael sussman trial, we have donald trump saying that he feels only partially vindicated by the fact that this is now in public record that russia gate originated with hillary clinton . this is donald trump. this is one of the greatest political scandals in history

for 3 years. i had to fight her off and fight those crooked people off and you'll never get your reputation fully back. where do i get my reputation back now? william bar, the former us attorney general, says that this not only affected the political career of donald trump and the trump residency, but it actually affected us foreign policy though there are global consequences to this decision made by the hillary clinton campaign that is now in public testimony given at the microsoft mon trial, michael may be acquitted. that bombshell testimony has huge implications. we spoke with a former aid to us president ronald reagan, paul craig roberts. he said russia gate was created to the stabilize us russian relations. where the pro, the frog declares, one of his goals was to normalize relations with russia.

here. sure. a major threat to the power of the military, st. complex, which needs an enemy. so an ordinary 1st name, follow the person we see in all of this the danger of military conflict between russia. ready and the united states, so i think that's what bill bar sees him. so he now realize he's when he made a turtle safe, when he was tardy, don't know, and did not to saw the russian folks he could've stopped returning to order that investigation of the c. i of the party. but he did nothing. many thanks for joining us, haven't naughty international. we'll be back in just a few minutes with more ah,

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union. the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest, and with me in less than 3 months to west ukraine, narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not winning, it's steadily losing. the west is not unified. in fact, divisions are wide me. the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions. western economies are in trouble. who will blink 1st? today i'm authorized to additional strong sanctions. foreign companies quitting

russia, dumb design soon. thank you. this glycine. so atm console blantan banks disconnected from the international payments system. dysfunctional puppy juvenile lavish, donna and euro exchange rates followed minneapolis sellable up by nickel the morpho . so carbon would know what are what they're, what he met, that he woke up the pillar from the cell is the current. can you say i don't know? so c, m a j, i look up at almost volume and russian business overcome this song. see, near i bought the nazi to huddle. she instrument, she tells me don't plus voice bullshit. national productive notches steel yearbook . i see a put themselves when you come, when you, with a price of i need to have a cost to get the group when you, when you been with the school. so hopefully, we'll get the little booklet lucian with

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specific social with a ration and that the destruction of the ukrainian military is deadly shell. like a leon areas in the dawn. yes. with despite the college, the white house is to send a new bunch of advanced heavy weapons to ukraine, reportedly off the key if promised, it wouldn't use the honor to attack russian territory. plus the ominous warnings of some a few short did go on. he did as west the latest press thought with a ban on russian oil.