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ah, i think will this fuss around extra supply see crane has only one goal. that is to drag out the military conflict as long as possible. it's 1st interview, think the start of the complete, but you may think criticizes the huge amounts of weapons being sent to ukraine. thing russian forces are cracking them like notes. this comes as more voices from the us call on here to make concessions to moscow as retired. us general says ukraine lacks the military capability to defeat russia. there is no way that the great ends will ever have enough combat power to keep the russians out of ukraine as well. and so what does that look like in the in game? is intense fighting continues in ukraine. r t follows russian forces using drones to locate an attack ukrainian positions. right now they're anticipating
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a command that would mean that the russian artillery will hit the coordinates that they will provide them provide to those well behind the big guns. and the u. s. provides training and equipment for almost every saudi unit engaged in the bombing yemen us despite numerous accounts of civilian death. that's according to a newly released study with moscow to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott. wherever you jordans from. welcome to the program. rushes, foreign minister said again, love. rob's plunge. trip to serbia has been cancelled. that says neighboring states, bulgaria, north macedonia, and montenegro refused to let his plane fly through the air space. the news came just the hours before the scheduled meeting between russia's diplomats answered the
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president, alexander, who church in belgrade. the russian foreign ministry has confirmed the closure thing. it's another line of communication that's been cut off the serbian president is expected to address the matter later on monday. the western arm supplies to ukraine are aimed at dragging out the conflict spells for bloody mir putin has said in his 1st full interview since his daughter of russia's miniature offensive. he also claimed the russian military with successfully neutralizing much of the advanced equipment center key f. better bust of course of some extent of the delivery service west has from the u. s. and other countries are aimed at replacing cubes losses in military equipment. there's nothing new in this. it actually changes nothing more unmanned aerial systems that actually perform stress can only be effective if there are no military air defense systems present. what we do have them as the book, the thought, the pansy or the panther extremely effective. not that i want to offend anyone, but the systems are cracking these vehicles like them not when you're below dozens
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of them have already been destroyed. it does. okay. i think will this fuss around extra supply. so crazy has only one goal. that is to drag out the military conflict as long as you understand long range missiles are supplied, it will force us to make decisions with them and use our means destruction, which we have enough of to conduct the strikes if facilities that we haven't targeted so far. a while the russian defense ministry has confirmed its forces have destroyed a number of tanks under the military equipments on the outskirts of care of those armaments were believed to have been supplied to ukraine by eastern european countries or the stripes. targeted facilities in the den. yes, for public way ukrainian military equipment was said to be undergoing repair works and now you can see on your screen on verified forces from ukrainian capital, which is reported to show explosions on sunday. according to the ukrainian
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president's office railway facilities were targeted, but no casualties were reported. that comes as u. s. president joe biden has recently floats at the possibility of a negotiated settlement between care and moscow. speaking to the media, the president stated that ukraine could see certain territory to russia in order to establish a peace agreement. this 3rd church, i'm not going to tell what they shouldn't, shouldn't do. but it appears to me that at some point along the line there's going to have to be in the go shaded settlement here. the same calls are coming from u. s. military officials, the former deputy commander of the us, european command, said kiev has no real prospect of defeating russia and must talk with moscow if he doesn't want to incur further losses. russia has a heck of a lot of combat are doing the ukrainians. and so there is no way that there were
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ukrainians will ever destroy or defeat the russians. there is no way that the great ends will ever have enough combat power to the russians out of ukraine as well. and so what does that look like in the, in the more this war goes on, we never know if that's going to wait. and then they will lack the ability to go to the bargaining table at a position of strength and may lose more than they intended. well, earlier former us secretary of state, henry kissinger. he said the key have bills need to make concessions to moscow in order to prevent a dia outcome to the conflicts. kissinger was later added to the mirror for its website, which is the ukrainian data base of people considered to be enemies of the state. former penske and security policy analyst, michael mullis believes the ukranian army should get back to the negotiating table before it suffers more losses. as this war continues on it's,
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it's turning into a into a slug 1st and in which the ukrainians are losing dramatically even though the russians are 2. but the ukrainians have far fewer troops. the ukrainians can come to a certain point where they can see in effect, call foresee speier and negotiate at least they will still have forces to protect what's left of ukraine. otherwise it's going to be diminished even further. zalinski will not be able to take back all the territory and that the more that he commits troops and military logistics to fight in the russians, it will mean less and less that he's going to have to defend his own country for what's left of it. 5 civilians were killed and over 20 injured after massive shelling in the done yet. people's republic over the weekend, local officials claimed the attack was carried out by ukrainian forces. they say
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key of forces fight 40 missiles from grad multiple missile launchers. here though, hasn't yet commented on the incident for schools and a kindergarten suffered extensive damage with broadcasts in the region interrupted . meanwhile, russian forces continued to push ukrainian troops back using drones to locate under attack their positions. parties eager to done it report so behind me you can see the work of russian artillery spots as right now. they have drone up in the skies and they've already discovered some of the fresh ukrainian positions. they're watching them right now. we've seen the pictures. well, they are very clear and vivid. you can see people, you can see where they put food. you can see their foxholes as well. right now, they're anticipating a command that would mean that the russian artillery will ahead. the coordinates that they will provide them provide to those well, behind the big guns. so,
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and well potentially, we might see them hitting these positions. this is what we're waiting for. right now. i've talked to the people here, i've talked to will to our, to the soldiers, according to them, the ukranian forces are retreating. they're well close to fleeing even. we're near the village of kamisha. ha, this is the front line and the russian and the forces of the will, ganske people's republic. they are pushing back the ukrainian forces, the ukrainian, neo nazis, et cetera. they are trying, they basically the thing is they don't have the positions to full to. we don't have back up positions on this well, on the, in this directions right now you can hear the artillery working so they don't have the positions to retreat to. so they have to dig up the trenches very quickly if they want to stay they, if they want to gain a foothold and well hold their ground. their work is to make sure that this doesn't happen. as the conflict drags on more soldiers on both sides are being detained and
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any nope, as prisoners of war, ortiz, roman coast, rif spoke with a family serving in the as of battalion who were captured at the marriott pl as of style steel plants. and now being held in captivity by russian forces. oh, we are at one of the points here in the nest people's republic where the captives are held. this is one family, it's a mother son, and the father. the son is 18 years old, 0. he's an active soldier, the mother and she told me is a medic and the father is a driver. now i was allowed to speak to these people, got crumbs with no said sir. ah, you have sugar broiled. why should mrs. clint my son wishes to and i feel okay, the treatment is appropriate. there haven't been any incidence, at least involving myself. nick, nick, ne. heritage said, your printer, the brother machine. yeah. the official flim,
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it's hard for me to answer. that means that i thought that no one will survive at all, that we would all die there at the as of still slightly of the most part of the decision was made to save lives and avoid unnecessary losses. so i believe it's the right one. but on the other hand, of course, it's a blow to one's reputation in each but a unit of liam, i'm new poster proposed at the core core small door by it. so yes, it's a young fighters training that test both mental and physical endurance. there's constant physical crown, as low as the graphically used globs to co courses military mountaineering toys. now i might not be able to repeat all these things. i was able to lead actor and cuz i had a little go for the solicitor for years. my husband was serving and as of and i came to supporting the bushel, even those of wasn't all of a cassette contract to you of the game them just to me was so, but you will the bushel even was off on for us. but it was the best military unit in mary o pal at the moment. her tongue doctor,
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the most valuable. so post letter walker. whose night to table ern filled out. hm. okay. so go to your pretty much go among those who oppose submittals. i don't know. i don't know how i would be viewed on every one. there is against us. now ship pros, anson of the story were across today. the united states has provided jets on pilot training for most of every saudi units conducting as strikes in yemen, which has been widely criticized for causing thousands of civilian deaths. thus, according to a recent study published by the washington post new analysis by the washington post and security force monitor at columbia law schools. human rights institute provides the most complete picture yet of the depth and breadth of us support for the saudi led air campaign, revealing that a substantial portion of the air raids were carried out by jets, developed, maintained and sold by
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u. s. companies and pilots who were trained by the u. s. military. the saudi led coalition 7 year long war against tooth he rebels in yemen has cost thousands of lives with over 23000000 people in need of humanitarian assistance. and who was the number one sponsor of re ads campaign. the u. s. joe biden suspended sales last year and promised the u. s. would stop supporting offensive saudi operations. still the maintenance contracts for re ads, instruments of death, just keep on coming. the investigation shows that only 39 air force units from the saudi muradi led coalition could have conducted airstrikes in yemen. and that during 7 years of war, the u. s. approved contracts that likely benefited 38 of the 39 air strike units. arms training and technical maintenance. all provided by the u. s. weapons industry have aided the majority of saudi arabia's fighter jet squadron to carry out war crimes. since 2015 human rights groups investigating the airstrikes have identified
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more than $300.00 that violated or appeared to violate international law, as us supplied and serviced military hardware, continues to make an already terrible humanitarian crisis, even worse, washington's throwing billions of dollars in age to those who are being bomb? the united states remains committed to delivering aid to the most vulnerable in yemen, funding gaps of 4 significant cuts to life saving humanitarian programs, depriving millions of you mean ease of the support they need. humanitarian assistance alone cannot address the roots of this crisis. we urge the parties of the conflict to hold hostilities to make way for a durable inclusive political solution to this conflict. for the sake of the people, no doubt the thousands of yeah, many people who have been protesting and chanting death to america and the streets over the past week would prefer the u. s. stopped helping their saudi enemies rather than except washington's charitable donations. especially when the $4500000000.00, the u. s. has sent t eman is bread crumbs in comparison to the over $50000000000.00 in usaid to
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ukraine, but that likely wouldn't fit the white house as agenda biden's reportedly set to visit. re add later this month to court the saudis, into lowering global oil prices. and punishing russia for it's offensive in ukraine . what a 180 degree turn from back on the campaign trail when biden called saudi arabia, a pariah state for its suspected role in the killing of journalists, jamal, co shoji, back in 2018. we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact, and they can pay the price and make them in fact, pariah that they are. sounds like a great way for the us to stick it to a country. it's accusing of war crimes. enlist the help of another country that's consciously facilitating one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. but then the defense industry, represented by companies like lockheed martin raytheon, are making a lot of me on this war. and i think that's what the war's about as much as anything. and so the war persists were 7 years into this war,
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one of the most devastating wars honesty in human history. this is worst. humanitarian crisis in the world in the u. s. continues to pure cerebral. this is the u. s. war, this is the u. s. u. k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the us now fights most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now for ukraine . and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war as provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has store countless numbers of people. but as many of these wards and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind it over to the warden islands now,
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which have condemned a gas drilling projects in the north sea. they say it will be harmful for the environment and it comes after germany on the netherlands decided to join forces to develop a new gas field, which is aimed at cutting dependence on bushing energy. the german federal ministry however, downplayed the impacts of future drilling. let us go, in other words, the gas quantities that could be extracted from this field or small in the context of the total gas consumption in germany. scott, this contributes little to the gas consumption and he associated emission so that this is not a fundamental decision to resume unhealthy projects was previously abandoned by i'm to done. i'm berlin mainly because of the european union's ecological policy. however, the decision has been changed over sanctions on russian energy or to contribute to rachel marsden explains the change of agenda some countries in the european union having to choose between pleasing environmentalists or pleasing ukrainian president . a lot of years lensky and 3. yes is who ends that contest?
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germany and the netherlands have just announced a new joint project to replace russian gas imports. and environmentalists can't possibly be too happy about it. the 2 countries have taken the 1st steps, authorized really for gasoline or see after russian energy giant gas. prom said that it was turning off the gas tab on its exports to another lens duct, yes, buying and trading for gas. kara had been refusing lost those demands to pay for russian gas rubles in order to secure a continued deliveries amid the european union's financial sanctions against russia . over the u. k. conflict. germany has invested heavily in its green energy strategy and new gas drilling projects like this one risk undermining. it's carbon free utopian fantasy. b u is obsessed with what they keep calling russian president vladimir gas. but replacing it is going to come in cost to their climate change obsession us president joe biden has also announced that america would be reducing
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it's oil and gas imports from russia. and yes, they did exist prior to this leave in washington in a position of having to develop domestic supplies, which american environmentalists actually hose. and earlier this year, the british governments climate change to being share express concern, or the singling impact of new north exploration. lord devin suggested that it will show a lack of seriousness about their plans to limit global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius. so i guess it's nice to see that you and it's member states have such wrong values, which can be replaced from one to the next by other values, which i guess are equally strong. and though the news, 3 rush, violinists who are excluded from a music competition in italy where they plan to sue the organizes of the contest. and thus, despite the rejection letter,
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claiming there was no prejudice in the decision. well, one of the violinists, lydia country says that the organized it's, the organizers violated their own charter. since the stays, people of all nationalities can participates in the contest, which was my 1st fall. and that was been rejected because of the nationality, the couple of months. but in the rules like she was using that every principal can participate of an english analogy. everyone know, know about the story because i made a recreation on facebook. and actually yesterday we received a letter and we will be ready to go and condemn concluded. i'm a musician, so i'm out of politics and i finally strange did it. they asked me to do it because when i applied, i just applied as musicians aware of nothing to do with it. well, it's certainly not the 1st case of anti russian sentiments in the cultural sphere.
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earlier, 9 russian musicians were excluded from the dublin international piano competition. the hawkins international piano competition over in canada, and also withdrawn its invitations for 6 russian pianists. lydia contrarian again was she told us the competition. organize that those plans have changed the rules in light of the conflicts in ukraine. those region the, the next share there, they will be happy to see awesome participants. again, the one the country to be over and know the president of the computer surely decided to teach the roofing people from the conflicts in countries so they won't be able to participate in the competition. in my opinion, this is ridiculous. what a deeds don't because of the russian analogy just because of the place of birth. and now for some news, in brief, from other parts of the world, at least 49 people were killed and hundreds more injured in
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a massive fire in the city of chitter gong in south eastern bangladesh. the fire broke out in a containment with local authorities. they may have been caused by flammable chemicals in some of those containers. at least $9.00 to $5.00, i says died while fighting the blades with 2 still thought to be missing. wildfires and now raging near the greek capital fronting the evacuation of residential areas. a strong winds funded place near athens. local media have reported several buildings and vehicles damaged, and the authorities say that nearly 300 firefighters are currently working in the area to control the spread of those raging wild fires. and while the plumes of smoke are still visible from up to 20 kilometers away, and obviously that is causing some concern among the local people that people can miss, i think, i think yeah, and this footage you can currently see on your screen shows saturdays hot lava
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flows from mount in italy, which is of course, the tallest volcano in europe. it's activity has reduced in recent weeks, and that's provided a stunning display of lava, which is transforming the land. now, while frequently active at no really cause as much damage on its own, inhabited slopes and finally over to the united kingdom. now, where plans are being drawn up within the government to introduce a 5 year expiration date for nearly 1500 european union laws that are currently still in use that as a country, it looks to distance itself from the block and recently leads emails reveal and alleged by those plots, excuse me, back in 2018 by high ranking breaks. it is including a former and my 6 chief to leave you without a deal from brussels block any deal arising from the disastrous and craven check is
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white paper ensure that we leave on clean w t o terms if necessary. remove this prime minister and replace with one fit for purpose. cleanse the polluted civil service from top to bottom. well those are legit plans included and influence campaigns. the quote defeats prominent groups who supported remaining in the european union. it's also advocated for the creation of a committee coordinates in anti bricks, the groups, and allegedly establishing an intelligence operation to infiltrate government offices to undermine then prime minister. theresa may, as well as supporters of a soft breaks it investigative journalist. week sterling believes the aim was to cut the united kingdom off from the european union. this was a blockbuster story. it reveals a incredible corruption and influenced by an insider sent by the
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intelligence. in addition to a financier, key people involved are the former director of the m, i. 6 and a prominent nato advisor nato, as well as british defense department advisor. there the key people in this, the, they've got a mall working within the civil service who was passing on all of the documents that were being done. this group was very much opposed to any kind of accommodation with the european union. and they wanted a very hard record and, and it looks like behind the scenes, they basically want to ally very strong ally, britain with the u. s. and a limit or basically cut off ties or, or ties with europe. well, that's a wrap for now. do you feel free to head over to r t dot com for more stories? an in depth analysis. money's peter scott's and it's been great to have you with
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curious as ukraine has been a western client states since the co, against the democratically elected government in 2014. but there may be a copy out here, and it's called, wag the dog. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess towards samuel lee in budapest. he is a podcast, the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have at seve monroe, he is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis, scrapple or a gentleman, cross type roles, and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. well, let's go to budapest, george. i need your infinite wisdom here to explain something to me because it's some of these things that are being said about ukraine coming from the west. just don't make any a coherent, logical meaning for me. so we have um, the biden ministrations again,
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flip flopping, sending advanced missile systems to ukraine, but they're given assurances so that you know, they're not going to be fired. russia. ok, i don't know how you enforce in, in assurance like that when the ukraine under zalinski is doing everything as possible to widen the war, to get nato more involved. and then we have started burg, you know, this character that runs nato. nato is a defensive alliance. easily says, every other breath, he said, you know, nato's southern bird says ukraine should, shouldn't stop. oh, shouldn't drop rather go of driving russia out of crimea. so you're getting this missile system from the united states in the head of nature was saying, go ahead. crimea, if you want, because you know that you could, may consider it occupied territory. russia says it will sovereign territory and we know repeatedly from the kremlin a sovereign territory of russia is under milk.
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