ah ah no equivalent the in the well vladimir putin give the military update thing. the newly developed start inter continental missiles will be put on tuesday by the end of this year. plus monday, the desk sustain some of the heaviest, shedding that it saw here over the last 8 years, we report from ground 0 at the latest do ukrainian shelling of don yet impacting to 50 feet away from a residential building. phillip civilian as the french president, the landscape tries to blame russia, the rising food insecurity in the world. the african union calls on the u. k. 8. the sanctions on most classes, africa faces are rising hunger clients in this country. the him that obtaining

great and for to life is from russia with very well welcome. this is not the international coming to you live at from moscow with the late as well headlines is good to happy with. the russian president, vladimir putin has said the newly developed saw mot, intercontinental ballistic missiles, systems will be put on duty by the end of this year. he's also emphasized that the russian army has been getting state of the art as 500 air defense systems, to both to their capabilities for fending off incoming attacks. waste gun actually was to britney. our troops are now receiving the brand new as 500 air defense system, which has no equivalence in the world. we've also successfully tested the sarm out intercontinental ballistic missile and are planning to place the 1st such icbm system on combat duty at the end of this year. why my partner says that the russian

army started receiving the country's news, anti cropped missile defense system as $500.00. 22 killer s 500 is a next generation surface. ram may sell system with a range of 600 kilometers, with a straight or capable of covering the area of 3000 kilometers. it is designed to intercept and destroy a wide range of targets at the same time, including hypersonic crews may solve and south jet that is considered today one of the most advanced in the world. it was successfully tested last july and early in april these here we heard from the head of russia's defense technology company. how may connect that the system has been put into mass production. also, like my point says that soon the russian army will be supplied with super have a intercontinental ballistic missiles. sentiment known as satan to the side of much with a payload of up to 7 and a half mega tons is capable of carrying 10 or more nuclear warheads. and of

striking different target some alternatively thousands off co, longer as a way it is one of 6 brand new strategic weapon is russia is using to modernize its arm. and with it was successfully tested just a couple of months ago and is now getting ready to enter the service. rushes military says it has started off and i can snake island a strategically important location in the black sea that most goes, forces took on the very 1st day of the conflict. rushes defense ministry say that defenses have shut down 13 ukrainian drone crossed as well as every missed all that has targeted the island for think he has forces to cancel a plan. landing operation that moscow stays in american strategic recognizance drone has also been spotted in the region. also, amidst the conflicts, the russian army has a talk to ukrainian military field near the southern city of death, the destroying to artillery petune that has how it says recently imported from us. the russian military size is destroyed about 15 american made how it is in the past

24 hours. all of them without even being used once in battle, elsewhere in the accounts for public official se ukrainian artillery forces keeping up their intent. shelling of the town of pass naya, with most of the buildings there now heavily damaged or completely destroyed, and in the capital city of the don't, yes, the public, we need shelling left for people wounded on monday with some civilian infrastructure that apparently being targeted russian investigators say they're probing what could be considered ukrainian war crimes as a result of the latest attacks parties, women cause to have reports from don. yes. i'm standing in a crater that was created as a result of ukrainian artillery shelley here in don't next. on monday night or is acquired to d, but it's 3 meters deep. it is 9 meters long and 8 meters wide and it is right next to a residential building here in don't have 4 people. 4 people had been wounded including

a kid who is only and 9 years old. thankfully, no one was killed in this attack, but monday the next sustained some of the heaviest shelling that it saw here over the last 8 years. now civilian infrastructure was damaged. there was a damage to power lines, damage to a water supplies of thousands of people are now without any electricity. and of course the several houses and cars have also caught on fire. as ukraine continues to show, the city of the nest and its outskirts appeared a beautiful whitaker. however, i loved it when the city was beautiful, with trees and flowers everywhere, we planted a few of the trees ourselves. but there they are, lying there dying on the ground. thank god, it's not us lying there. the moment. oh,

look, this is just one of the men who was injured during ukrainian artillery attack on this apartment. he doesn't want to show his face, but these are the results of the injuries that he sustained here. this is what this apartment complex looks like in its entirety. the russian investigative committee are now working here, making their inquiries and trying to determine the level of a crime that was committed here by the nationalists forces over of ukraine. and obviously this is a war crime because civilian infrastructure and apartment building had been targeted at the moment. so there is no electricity here. no running water as services are trying to clean this place up and make sure it will once again be

livable. rahman coffer have already done that. people's republic. the un voice. moscow claims, there's no intention to blockade. russia. western most region of kellen inc grad. despite the fact that lithuania has slapped a ban on the transit of sanctioned goods to the enclave. the russian regions governor has certain to take measures against the e u. countries transport industry unless the restrictions are lifted. if the business is a flagrant violation of the obligations of the you and the baltic states upon their recession to the union in my view, this is a challenge to us. we must persuade them diplomatically to resend or a man to this policy and allow us to conduct transit if they fail to do so. we have an enormous number of ways we can complicate the operations of the baltic states trust, but industry. russia has slammed the lithuanian move as a legal but villainy authorities claim that transit ban on collin in ground is in accordance with the sanctions against russia. the restrictions affect the

transportation of coal, metals, construction materials and advanced technologies. once he contributes to racial mazda reports on the issue for people who are so obsessed with their own p r. i'm talking about the u. this is a really bad book. western leaders keep saying how they want russian president, wagner put in. ready to pay a price for the call to get great, but it's always the average citizens who are paying the price, including westerners. now facie and ami challenges with in the you. now. and he, russian sanctions, like as iranian sanctions, or as i venezuela, sanctions, or advisory and sanctions, eccentric center always hit the average person, the hardest. and the idea is that sanctions pressure on citizenship caused them to rise up against their own country's leaders and due to west regime change dirty work, except that people on the sanctions are ultimately imposed, are stupid. they know where their country's domestic challenges and, and the impact of foreign interference begin. now the situation with colleen and

grad would be like canada, preventing transit between alaska and the rest of the united states. and how long do you think washington would tolerate that? but of course, don't anyone dare call this colony grad situation of blockade? she knew diplomat years, the girl says it isn't. deland france between cleaning good at another parts of russia has not been stopped nor ben. that is no blockade. he also is splitting hairs on technicalities. because in that same speech, he also said that indeed, and i quote in accordance with european union sanctions, there are import and export restrictions that apply in relation with certain goods, including the prohibition of transit from those goods through the european union territory. now he's all caught up in whether or not what they're doing is legal and he's vowing to ensure of course, that it is. but you know, by then it might be too late. all this might be over. who knows, right?

just because something is starting cli, legal, you know, maybe it's that hard to understand under, to explain and split hairs. maybe you should be doing it at all, especially if you want to be in line with your own per claim values. you know, you're rushing up the conflict well claiming to want peace and then using the people who could grab is ponce sure. go ahead and say that there's technically no blockade. and maybe you are technically in the right asp or international law, or whatever. it's so confusing, it's hard to know. i mean, nobody really knows right now they're looking into it right. the people of clinton grad and the reality will be the ultimate judge of what that's worth. what happened to those western values of human rights, by the way, do they apply to russians and calling rod elsewhere to you? or only when they're not standing in the way of a power play to further western interest, in which case? well, you know, they're just shrugged office collateral damage with europe, already eating into his winds, a gas reserves which all supposed to be top top during the summer. they were paying commissions. president has insisted that the you can cope without question,

supplies of the commodity, energy efficiency and energy saving play an important role. if we reduce the heating temperature to degrees on average in europe or that of air conditioning, europe would replace the entire supply of note stream. meanwhile, about 80000 people attended a protest in brussels on monday to see accounts against the quickly rising cost of living. transpose strikes effect to the cities may nap, horse and other transit hubs throughout belgium, bringing public travel from those locations to a near standstill. inflation has been estimated at 9 percent this month as sanctions against russia have disrupt the supply chains all over the continent, making regular people pay exorbitant prices for the choices. if that latest i came here to defend purchasing power of the citizens because demonstrating is the only way to make change. we cannot cope anymore even with 2 salaries as we have on the medical teacher. both of us are working and we can not get our head about water. we

must increase our purchasing power. however you love, you know, off is becoming more and more difficult gossley hidden fuel. if will lower the taxes to 6 percent on what tricity and gas, it will then make the population happier of the nation. one suffer. oh, for the moment, after covered with the war in ukraine and others, workers concerns the government isn't facing our desires and wishes. we should be able to negotiate a fair salary with companies and we believe it's possible about a senior research fellow at the global policy institute at george. sammy, will you say that you, you should be ashamed of his current energy policies? well, they're always focused on. 1 trying to roster, and that was does the lead raise the question? i mean, who do these politicians represent? you're supposed to have elected leaders who are elected by the people. do you actually care about your own people about your own? go to whatever else you can say about europe. yeah,

we've got wealthy states that can look citizens, essentially europeans and now admitting the we're heading towards a winter in which people are going to get very cold. ready and in many cases, quite hungry, this is an absolute shame and a disgrace for europe. the energy client, this is for thinking unit, is to take drastic measures to keep that taxpayers and voters warm for several countries in our restarting and lifting restrictions on the use of coal power plant, which means europe green energy agenda is literally going up in flames as r c shot deepens, k explains the headlines, a clear russia's so called gas war on the e. u is pushing. no, it's forcing europe to go back to burning. one of the dirtiest fossil fuels around coal once considered black gold. coal had fallen from grace g to its polluting properties, but as a russian gas deliveries are being squeezed,

countries including germany, the netherlands, italy, and austria. oh, or looking to fire, a long dormant coal power plants back up. this is painful, but it is a sheer necessity in this situation to reduce gas consumption. but if we don't do it, then we run the risk that the storage facilities will not be full enough at the end of the year towards the winter season. and then we are black malibu on a political level that almost makes it sound like the e was in fact keen to keep buying gas from russia. yet the union has signaled the exact opposite. although it still wanted to be the one to decide when the taps were turned off in front of the of jake, when it comes to energy. we're working together on how to use the gas resources of the western mediterranean to develop renewable energy. we want to reduce our dependency on russian gas and to accelerate the energy transition in accordance with the climate objectives we have set forward. and while you leaders are blaming

the current war in ukraine for the shift to coal, the move actually came long before february 24th figures show that electricity generated by coal in the e. u jumped by 19 percent in the last 3 months of 2021 compared to the previous year. all of this is a massive headache for the european commission, which has been pushing the idea of the green, a gender commission chief ursula vaughan. delane doesn't want the, i taken off the emerald price, we have to make sure that we use this crisis to move forward and to avoid sliding back towards the dirty fossil fuels. it's a fine line and it has not yet been determined whether or not we're going to take the right turn. that may be falling on deaf is though a some ear countries look to capitalize on the return to coal. the check for public says its own energy security trumps the broader green, a gender. if there is

a gas cut this winter, we will burn anything. we can to keep our people warm and produce electricity. that's probably not the best stance for the country that's about to assume the rolling e u presidency. european climate campaigners are also furious over the move back to coal, but they are also pointing out what they call e hypocrisy. as the union still claims that it wants to be a global climate champion. and as the energy situation grows more dire across the you political leaders and now turning to calling on their taxpayers and voters to conserve energy to cut gas consumption with rationing also said to be on the table . but in the meantime, europe seems to have little choice, but to feed the green agenda to the hungry fires, the dirty coal power plants. russia is supposedly holding africa hostage. that's how the ukranian president vladimir zaleski has described moscow's

relations with the continent and relentless western sanctions. against russian expos, africa, africa, is actually hosted to those who unleashed war against our state. and it was not for the war against ukraine. there simply would be no shortage of food in the market. people in africa, asia, or in any other country in the world would not be suffering from the catastrophic rise and food prices. the head of the african union has responded by saying, gets committed to a peaceful resolution. but earlier, he called the western countries to ease payment restrictions on moscow to allow africa to pay for russian goods. it is aggravated by european sanctions on the methods of payment. we want to pay, but it becomes impossible. so we are asking the europeans for the same mechanism as for gas and oil. although russia and ukraine explore nearly a 3rd of the world's wheat and barley grain cannot get out of your crane until kiev cleared his ports of his minds to allow for the safe exports of goods. why fi of south african senior official in charge of state statistics

a thing correct to place the blame on just one country amid the current conditions . the statement of regains hooks to this ratio would be wrong. because africa believes that we will, she, she has food and will go to meeting you wrong lane. russia are holding from shortages where and russia and ukraine i had war. and in that war there, while the change that walk in among them there by to glaring, reach him, but he'd come, he got out. will blame one, can't do it as though it is the to a walker of the food shortages. i mean, there be as anxious about it postal and russian exports, whereby you are you in the u. s. such as the guess that to call till saturday? yes or no. you don't want to buy your, your, your gas, you that process,

rather cheese for production, for production purposes, i disrupt it. the e u has pledged more than 1800000000 euros to help address food insecurity in several african regions where millions of people on the brink of starvation. however, that humanitarian aid package is less than the $2000000000.00 euros that european union countries have already coughed up to send weapons to ukraine. raising the questions on whether you use foreign policy priorities really lie. i mean, while despite it may think that more than 1700000 people in south sedan require food assistant assistance to avoid starvation. united nations has suspended humanitarian aid to them. so i think of funding crisis caused by the conflict in ukraine. the un says it must not diversify its food supplies to focus on helping other countries and regions and need the organization. food program has claimed it exhausted all alternatives before making the tough decision to slash age to self. sedan we called reaction from some locals who say b,

u. s. decision cannot be justified when for many lives. so on the line we have flooding, we have economy and crisis. they have a lot of crisis in south again. so as we assess it needs, we need help, we are asking for help. so and then the u. n is the one who has has been, who providing us the basic needs. if they call this needs, how are we going to survive as a social needs? how are you going to survive? it can never be fair. not only that people have talked to them, but anyway, because in africa majorly, we defend them over other countries. so much here is also facing a lot of problems. honda and no indication of johnny with $100.00 of records on our own. so when these are defending what it would flip over there, one of them is a routing to put all the people will need more support from the world. the use

member states have reportedly reached a consensus to grounds candidate status, the ukraine. the latest within the block have caution that it could still be a very long time before ukraine could actually be allowed to join. many different steps have to be taken would have to be taken, but that the moment that symbol of hope to keep the spirit alive is what is needed right now. it grant applied to your candidate status in february, shortly after russia began his military operation. here his leadership has been seeking to fast track the country's membership process. the status is expected to be confirmed at a meeting of the leaders in brussels. this week was in the words of the president of the commissioners to live on the line expanding the block would require ditching the current policy of having to reach a consensus for major decisions. we heard from international affairs professor and stephen gay. tuesday's recent, your decisions have exposed substantial changes in the block fundamental principles . the values of the e u. i was through a significant change,

i would say in the last couple of years and even more so in the last couple of months. of course, this is only a political again, to raise the stakes and to draw european societies, i'd say who war psychology, of course, rally them against russia, which would not be the 1st time in history, but that to happen so. so on, on the lamb are really from top to her hawkish rhetoric and last couple of months. and she's talking language ultimatum. and she's not the only one recently, mr. charles, who may be seen as a moderate in me that you mention actually advised in serbia as, as a hawk as well. he said that serbia must join sanctions and must recognize that even a it's not

a province at the cynicism or it is that it should do that in order to preserve the territorial integrity of the brain. for we acquainted prime minister julia tim shank and was using her political clout to fan the flames of anti russian sentiments in the country, including advertising, a new brand of sausages with the labels supporting world war 2 era, nazi collaborators stepping on there and calling for quote death to russians. blue cross, some of mich. excellent. the most delicious sausage. this is banned era and this is death to russians. they are close in taste and design, and most importantly, in quality movies the latest by a ukrainian political figure to embrace anti russian sentiment and follows the country's national parliament. passing a law banning russian music and public places. the southern city of nikolai says even gone as far as the prohibits use of the russian language in schools. the ukrainian justice minister hospital authorities will soon start confiscating the

assets of any one believe to be in cooperation with moscow. and yet, the man, all the predominantly russian speaking ukrainian city of a desa has cautioned against the rise of anti russian sentiment. he's spoken out against the renaming of pushkin's street which leads to the city hall as he wants to preserve the memory of the renowned 19th century russian. ortho. no, i would not support that. odessa is the intercultural capital of ukraine. i'm worried by the growth of hatred of all things. russian. auth angela thomas roper says ukraine cannot be called a democracy under its current governments. it's just, it's just a joke to quote ukraine been, do today's ukraine. dick democracy added to democracy. this is again a sign of what the russian call in nat c, a fascist regime. this started already long before this started with arresting of the leader of the parliament, a position with closing all

a critical media. and these were all things which happened more than a year ago. and western media and politic or politicians don't want to see that. um, they just don't want to see who are the heroes of modern ukraine. the west in the west just seems to be blind on this, that they don't want to see it. and bo either just not comparable with the western values, the european values, all the european values, a different of what the value of officially. thanks for joining us here. in our t international, as always, there's plenty more news discussion and debate on our website all, if you don't call them, ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a

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[000:00:00;00] with me turn to welcome to worlds apart for daycare if not centuries russians treasures have mused about the development of northern and eastern frontier as one of the key drivers for russia's economic development than security. which however, requires access the world's best technology, with the west cutting almost old ties with russia over ukraine. will those dreams once again, have to be put on ice? well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by alex c,

chicken cough rushes minister for the development of the forest and the arctic minister. it's great to talk to thank you very much for time. good afternoon. now it's interesting that in the russian language, unlike for example, in english, we can use the word north in plural as north, rather than let's say, singular. and it's indeed an enormous territory in terms of mileage in terms of cultural geological, ethnic, industrial, economic, political diversity. but i wonder how you can manage it or even develop that territory from your office in moscow, which is, you know, many, many of thousands of kilometers away. i give you 2 facts about the russian lores in the far east, russia, east norse. we are 2 3rd permafrost, and the russia east asia were 3 quarters in asia. so we cover 18, the regional russian federation, the closest one being woman's, which speaks a lot about our mandate. the father is the one that's true corsica,

which is 9 time zones away. so i spent quite a bit of time in their place. now there is a stereotype. governance in russia is extremely centralized, but if one looks deeply into the administrative history of russia, it tends to be the remote regions suffer from the shortage of governance rather than excessive due to remove the lack of logistics infrastructure. sometimes the resentment of the, of the local population. you've been minister for less than 2 years. what would you say are some of the biggest challenges that you had to face? well ahead quite the long preparatory period. the chief executive officer is development funds. so i would count almost 9 years of very close, deep involvement in for eastern and those are the aspects. and the key fact i would like to say is we have a total new breed of governors. very important. those people who had governors in