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ah, the news 7 civilians are killed and they don't have the people's republic as ukraine launches. dozens of missiles at the area, according to local authorities, are to look at it. who is fighting on the cranial side. they call themselves the death battalions, so they were trained by western instructors who fought with them. machine guns, equipment, food, everything they had was important from the west. and as the conflict grinds on, a number of western media and politicians move away from their previous when staff, the questioning whether there will be a victory for you at all. we discuss why with a panel get over thing over here is essentially a change to
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a gradual but painful recognition of what's actually going on over there. the media and in the west has refused to look back. now they're caught by surprise. policy of intervention ism and disrespects, the mexican president slammed the u. s. decision not to invite venezuela cuba in nicaragua way summit, supposed to improve unity in the region and refuses to show himself the broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, 7 people have been killed and 16 injured on monday as the done yet people's republic continues to come under heavy showing local authorities claim ukrainian forces fired 20 missiles add to the countries capital alone. as intensive fighting continues in the east of the look on the republic, several residential buildings have been severely damaged in western the city of
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rebels, nor will guns authority say the 3 people were killed and more than 30 injured and showing by ukrainian forces during the week. meanwhile, russia and langon scar carrying out a clearing operation in the crucial settlement of coming ship. ha ha! with the aim of cutting off kias supplies to troops in the she guns, one of ukraine's last strongholds in the republic. cartoons he goes down of spoke to one of the russian fighters, where about exactly who is fighting with ukraine's troops on the romans. what they called themselves the desk battalions, and they had death battalion stripes, and they held on to the last they'll form the criminals and those who run away from the battlefield. they were well trained and equipped and fight with guerrilla tactics. we capture the major, he said that they were trained by western instructors who fought with them. machine guns, equipment, food, everything they had was imported from the west. they were trying hard for 2 or 3 mumbles loom. the major was high on belgium,
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main hill. and it took him 3 days to recover from them on these pills. all a person does it fight, as he does not want to eat or sleep. the major said that one of the fighters on the hills have been shot 3 times, but he still continued to find that the cranium president. why the mirror is the ones he has claimed that kim's is being pushed towards unfavorable agreements with russia. stressing that the world is tiring of the conflicts, and this comes as some western media outlets seem to be edging away from their previous victory for kids at all costs stance. while questioning the ultimate goals which ukraine wants to achieve. if kiev and moscow are headed for a multi year or even multi decade, frozen conflict, we will need to push ukraine towards its most realistic rather than its most ambitious military strategy. morale among the ukrainian troops is reportedly suffering. brushing command is a concentrating massive firepower on ukrainian positions. western media also stresses that the conflict has left the u. s, looking hawkish. that's as russian troops advance on the front lines. something
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that the media has been avoiding, reporting for some time and confidence among ukrainian soldiers is declining. i discussed the change of narrative with investigative journalist edwards all libertarian national committee, vice chair ivan volara, and former u. s. air force lieutenant colonel ken krakowski. the media in the west has refused to look at facts, fax, historically, prior to the invasion. we've used to look at facts about the 2014 activities. now they're caught by surprise when they can no longer ignore the facts. over thing over here is essentially a change from one media perspective or one media narrative, which was mostly based on, i would say wishful thinking to a gradual but painful recognition of you know, what's actually going on over there. it is impossible for me to believe that the u . s. media actually believes that ukraine has
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a real military chance on the ticket lead from the discretion. i mean, the ukranian army isn't towers and the boss. no. the elements have been trying to cover this up because it wasn't favorable. they are reporting what's the truth now . they're reporting that the russians are advancing making or even trying to pay the russians as well this, this over aggressive fully. but the truth of the matter is, the russians are finally broken, the back of ukrainian army. and you can't deny it once he has also made some other rare comments. recently admitting that 2500 ukraine fighters did actually surrender at the as of salt plant. last month in marble and that ukraine is losing up to about $100.00 soldiers per day. what do you think about the timing of these admissions? and what could they tell us about kids current stance in the conflict? i think that he's beginning to be forced to reveal the facts that the facts that ukrainians themselves are already quite aware of. i think so. let's get disconnected from the people of ukraine. you know,
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there are 6000000 ukrainian refugees outside of the country. you have left already and must have been poland, some in germany. this situation is dire and it is desperate. i think the biggest issue reform is a becoming, this is here are in the media as a celebrity, you know, has, as this figure, standing up, again say a paper paper. and my big question is, what does what zelinski go to do when ukraine negotiating a settlement to some no longer exists? people have a country anymore to try to people and ask for money from others welfare for an endless situation. it's not gonna work out and it's not just the media narrative that is undergoing radical change. public interest in the coverage of the conflict has some down shifts as well, since people are no longer as absorbed with coverage of the war in ukraine as our cheese. rachel marston comments. let's face it. we live in an age of increasingly
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short attendees. best found new cycles, or the immediate gratification of social networks, and flashing the ban. friends have rewired a lot of rains to turn away from anything that requires long term focus. and the conflict ukraine is really no exception is recent. does any indication now over 100 days into this fiasco, social media attention has decreased from a high of a 109000000 weekly interactions on the public to just 4800000 worldwide. our last count and online news coverage is followed a similar downward trajectory, an actual point. so despite washington, shoveling billions of dollars out the door of taxpayer runs to ukraine. public opinion has always shaped policy and the course of conflicts and has greased the clit, skids for war, or for peace. our off for the world, moto, good 5, or that warm, there's a calendar even to the people of the united states don't get used to this war.
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otherwise we're risking and never any more. don't get used to our pain as a guide that them but some of zalinski, strongest, western cheerleaders, gung ho at the outset, are now starting to change their queue as the conflict. brian's on a mid growing doubts over ukraine's ability to prevail. french president, a melinda hall, who was previously judy by zalinski of suggesting that ukraine may need to concede territories. and the conflict is now emphasizing that. 6 russia must not be humiliated, so that the day the fighting stops, we can build a road out through diplomatic channels here. clearly could not care less about the interest of the average european citizen. currently. 4 hoping to fund this conflict, zalinski is hypercritical. approach to his closest and most generous allies in the world has become this monday. i collision speaker of hungary or lit last look. care
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statements by the president of ukraine are sometimes strange. usually those who need help ask for it politely, persistently, but ask not demand or threaten. one usually threatens enemies, not those they want to have as france. there is a personal mental problem here. the worst case scenario for zalinski is to get bogged down in the conflict. well has one time supporters shift their priority attention elsewhere, browbeating and bullying his is fancy paying attention beyond their tolerance is probably not the most effective way to secure the best and fastest possible outcome of t and long term stability for the ukrainian people. pakistan is looking for alternative ways to carry out financial transactions with russia, mid western sanctions. that's according to the countries ambassador to moscow with the majority of the world refusing to join the west campaign. earlier my colleague union o'neill discussed the situation for mohammed i thought of java that the
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director general of the pakistan house international thing tech. the euro centric and the us centric and the west centric policies. more or less has been creating lot of trouble for the developing countries. for only one mattered, i think the sanctioned the gym has paralyzed many economies. the new world order i would say also can be categorized in terms of how one country or set of countries stand up to one narrative. the construct that the only the rest and way to deal with any issue is correct. one, a large majority of countries, if you look at them, it will find out that it is only a matter of opportunity when you ask them about the issue. they will speak up, he's got china, india, pakistan saying, well, hold on you're, you're not, you're not talking for us as well. we want to make our own decisions there. and i think it has that be more to the forefront of western leaders mine since the start
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of the korean conflict. i think it came later to be honest because they were under the perception or view that when they will say that this is the reward will make the decision to of the western world in meaning. this didn't happen because the countries made their own minds office. they looked at their own national interests, you know, a meal and the respectively made the decisions when the, during the voting boss wanting. i think also that is a political fantasy on the part of the western powers that they considered, that they can get away with whatever they want to do with any developing country. what example, all those was previous wars. ah, you know, imposed on other countries had shown a very bad result, unpopular to see and making even at their home. is it in the process of occurring western dominance coming to to a close process has started. i mean, they will never accept this a political defeat that they accept at. okay. we failed in all these countries. we
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could not maintain bees, we loss trillions of dollars. and we had to leave in some kind of, you know, submission to the countries and that in afghanistan included. can you give us a sense of how the east now sees the west has not changed since the conflict again? where east has a one comparison that make, for example, i can give you an assessment. these say that all right, all this human rights, all this destruction, this show and propagate whatever happened the ukraine. but what did on the member that any one of them can come out. they came out after very many hundreds of thousands of people killed millions refugees in iraq, for example. or we were wrong at the time. and then they went to syria. they had a problem, then they went to libya. so they are looking at somebody that the rest should have stood dear when they have initiated all the unit was, but they refused to accept the responsibility. it is impossible that the united
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states and other countries desirous to abandon mark sanders shall relationship in the past 20 years, going to a very positive trajectory. and we are of the opinion that this conflict will be dissolved sooner than later. but at the same time, the south asian countries and other countries has a great example to know that when the rest decides to something in dear interest, they will come together. but when the global challenges there, they will not. they think that the european problem is everybody's problem is not the way in a major blow for the upcoming u. s. hosted summit for the americas. the president of mexico refuses to show up, slamming washington's move to exclude several countries from the event a law kimbry. i am not going to the summit because not all countries of the americas were invited. i believe in the need to change a policy that has been imposed for centuries exclusion and the desire to dominate,
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for no reason. if failure to respect the sovereignty of countries, the independence of each country. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of interventionism, of disrespect for nations and their peoples countries in question are cuba, venezuela, and of nicaragua, all 3 of the subject of us sanctions, washington which refused to show up for the previous event has said that it will uphold the decision and stress that the summit will still be successful. the president of bolivia has previously said that he won't attend and guatemala salvatore, and under us have now said that they may follow suit. the summit, which will open on wednesday, was expected to kick start us engagement in the region with migration and an increase in the trade in oil expected among the major topics. the absence of venezuela and mexico will be heartfelt, as both are among the regions largest oil producers and mexico provides the main route for migration to the us, journalists, benyamin,
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norton believes that the regions countries are now looking for ways to improve connections with other major powers 1000 uses by the end of the u. s. seeing that there is crisis in the region, and that's why they want to use this summit to basically say we're still the head of america. but the response from a several countries in the region shows understanding that there are alternatives that the u. s. is not the only power there are making, improve relations with china and russia, ron or india. in this time, the failure of the summit of the americas reflects the major changes in today's world. and in g o, paul, couple of us may be green lighting shipping, venezuela oil to europe by italian and spanish. oil companies resuming an oil for debt swap, halted 2 years ago and aimed at cutting european dependence on russian crude. this is, according to a reuters report. now the move would see washington backtrack from a position that it took 3 years ago. we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela. associate dot nima were paid
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a vase as it's known by spanish acronym, the state owned oil mon boy. we have continued to expose the corruption of missouri and his cronies. and today's action ensures they can no longer lose the assets of the venezuelan people. the wells fargo is imposed by the us in its efforts to try and topple venezuela and president nicholas madeau, accusing him of facilitating corruption, negative economy growth and humanitarian crisis. venezuela is not the only sanction country, the us mail out, oil shipments from with iran, the subject of u. s. punishment over its nuclear program. also reportedly being considered sanctions against russian. oil have seen prices in the u. s. now reach a 13 year high international petroleum economist john foster believes the united states oil agenda is hypocritical. my emotional reaction is allow for little is completed poker. see, of course and evocative over grips.
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but the game is, is very clearly to, to bring down russia. and so europe, from this point of view is, is key to bringing down russia. and that was to break the strain that's been built up so carefully since since $960.00 it might take all that will be that the amount of oil that state we don't know how much it is, a newspaper articles and it goes from reuters gave didn't know how much we're talking about, but it doesn't appear to be much. and in my view, in relation to the amount of oil that russia currently exports into europe, which is 3 and a half 1000000 barrels a day. comments considered blasphemous by 2 high ranking indian officials have caused it to pull medic rift with several muslim countries,
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including neighboring pakistan to members of the ruling party are reported to have insulted prophet mohammed and during a tv debate last week. both officials won the parties national spokeswoman subsequently being suspended. the comments resulted in a wave of demonstrations in india, capital, and over 15 countries, formerly protesting the incident with parties on one of them, highlighting the pain and anguish the remarks had cause these totally unacceptable remarks have not only deeply heard the sentiments of the people of pakistan but of billions of muslims around the world. b. j p's attempted clarification and belated and perfunctory disciplinary action against these individuals cannot have swayed the pain and anguish they have cause to the muslim world. the party in question released the statement saying that it respects all religions and strongly denounces insult of any religious personalities. it also highlighted that all indian citizens had a right to practice any religion of their choice and should honor and respect all
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other faith. political analysts told us that they don't expect the remarks to trouble the thousands of years of muslim hindu unity. the country has enjoyed the very constitution of india speaks that we are in its be amble. we are a sovereign socialistic, yellow republic. we believe that can do muslim, sink christians, and many other minority communities live together. go exist together in universal brotherhood. but unfortunately the ruling party of india b g, b, and their spokesperson, the blasphemous nature of love was absolutely uncall forward and an equally unconditionally. it must be condemned. you know, in india, there are 2 brothers brothers living together in such beautiful you need to reduce when the spokesperson of a particular party comes out and mix such controversial or blasphemous. speak minutes, which is called fault because you have always thought we respect each of those
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really do anything about being proffered must be upon him. one has been in bed by the b u, of which she was a woman. and now she has been suspended from the party from the gold. definitely the bucket found very dry. it's level best, but should look for their most lame than in tools in india. has the man to hold them off years. nobody can can breed be born. the fabric, gulf hindu, muslim unit b kind to be broken if it has to be wooded during cold in the field, then it is time tested, one switching gears, but staying in india, india's plans for a safer cybersecurity space are failing to win fans among the west big tech companies who claim the new regulations set to come into place at the end of the month, pose
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a risk to personal privacy. we respectfully urge you to withdraw the directions as they would weaken. cybersecurity amplify the risk of surveillance, particularly for journalists and human rights defenders and jeopardize the right to privacy in india. the new regulations call for tech firms to report on data breaches within 6 hours and to save users logs for at least 5 years in the says, it's a response to a growing number of cyber attacks in the country and hopes the new regulations will provide vital data to help probe those incidents. and despite big tech firms criticizing the indian authority, such regulations are commonly used in a number of countries from january to june. last year, google reported on around 51000 requests from the u. s. government to disclose the data of private users. we spoke to a cybersecurity expert who said that big tank has little choice but to follow the new regulations. well, you've begun to seen a new trick with loss,
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so as to why the us awful platforms and services are offering this i'm says to people who are going to do, but i'm not comfortable to go ahead and shoot information, dig digital. so they're comfortable with simulating money from the market, what they're not comfortable with complying with local laws. and that's one please . and we find that the indian unfortunately, since he's often reaching the didn't when the requested information from the sellers. why this information often does not come most of the time you descended this one think that i, i'm american company, please come by the neutral assistant street. and we found out that the in black lute is totally inadequate or not all human topical in today's tanks. so most of the time we found out that the death of the appropriate prosecution proceedings and into was cyber crime matters often because it didn't primarily because these companies on one particular the other do not share information with in going to talk this doesn't time that they do exist,
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the big companies will have more choices, but to comply and given the huge size of the market just constantly growing, given the huge with us opportunities that exist in india. i don't see any proven to big company wants to make money to go away from the indian market, saying that i'm not pretty comfortable with these loops. meanwhile, the indian foreign minister has wrapped up a 2 nation tour of europe with a strong rebuke during a visit to slovakia. the diplomat criticized european leaders for being silent on many issues when he faced questions on india's position on the war and ukraine. he went on to slam the continent self centered vision. you know, somewhere, europe has to grow out of the mindset that europe's problems are. there was problems. but there was problems or not europe's problems that it's, if it is you, it's yours, which is me, it's os. i think that's something. and i see, you know,
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reflections of that. there's a linkage between china and india and what's happening in the crate. so come on guys from china and india happen way before anything happened in india has arrived at the stage read. it feels that it can no longer be bullied if can no longer be course to take, you know, one side or the other. it is refusing to be part of the us lead western block and the china lead eastern block. it is trying to retain its strategic independence that expecting that india will condemn russia on the ukrainian issue. but india is refusing to do that, as in fact, extra enough, as minister has said that it is not any guess interest. do we, you know, to be, to be doing the line that you add up. or the us would like in the i to take the
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recent bus. been several examples. so really episodes, where doctor as j. shank good at the bottom yard pretty. but did europe officials and also the american options? because it's, it seems that india has made up its mind that it's been not bo, before the u. s. on europe on russia. and on a, you put in an issue $34.00 and a half minutes. that's when i will be back with another full and fresh look. new service sucks international. ah ah ah
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a with mm. welcome to world i don't russian saying hazard that once you have a reason finding a text is only a matter of timing. finding a pretext for a war, animosity between the rush and the united states has been building for a number of years. in fact, one could argue that it never really disappeared, just diminished with the end of the cold war. how current can the current conflict
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over ukraine take it and what does it mean for the rest of the world? to discuss it, i'm now joined by what is i the professor of political communications at the university of tech, ron professors id is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having now. in one of your recent articles, he suggested that this is you political rivalry over your grand, that the all and our observing in summer, even participating in just like that problem of iran. suppose it malicious nuclear intentions, is essentially an artificial problem. it's, it was deliberately created by the americans to justify their intentional geopolitical. you can nomic hostility towards those countries. does washington even need a pretext to do what it said? it's mind i'm doing, you know, when it comes to russia, i think they do because it's. busy not very easy to question russia when it comes to you know,
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they can always threatened to take the case to the. ready un security council with russia having a veto power in the security cancer. that's not going to work out, that they use it on trying to make it easier. ball with russia. russia has lots of nuclear bombs already, so that, that is not going to work with russia is so if you like, the states wants to fight russia and they do want to do that, as you said, they need to find an excuse. and i think that is why they don't want the ukraine to finish, because if there is a settlement, then you are not going to be able to use ukraine to put pressure on russia. and that is why if you go back a few years ago, the united states did not want the misc agreement to go through because that
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would have solve all the problems. and then ukraine would not have been able to be used as a stage to attack russia. it will cost difficult. but the problem with that rationale is that the war in the frame is putting pressure not only on russia, but pretty much from the rest of the world. because we see that in the form of skyrocketing within the field prices in many, many countries that have nothing to do with russia or ukraine on filling the pinch . now you've been pretty open about your use that you believe that these conflicts in your credit is changing their current world order and that is pushing it towards a more multi polar arrangement with different powers. they're going to compete with each other. do you think that new arrangements, whatever is going to be, if you think it's going to be more or less violent than what we have at the moment? you know, when.
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