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is the memory of eileen? yes, to divide people ah, a just ah, plato calls russia its most significant to and direct threat passes. the block invites sweden and finland to become member states, enough by the expansion of the alliance, his presence on russia's borders. plus i a call for justice, i have an alleged cover up of the real number of victims in a mass killing of migraines. the, you know, just a probe into the death of at least 23 africans at the hands of moroccan security forces. after a crowd tried to storm the border into a spanish city up to 3 years in prison for journalism. that's what
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a german journalist say. she's facing over her independent coverage of the war in don't boss illegal. it tells the sheath being silenced, 5 berlin because her report was don't fit the western narrative. i do not think my read command accusations against me based in my opinion. and i think it obviously violates my fundamental rights with welcome to you. this is auntie international with the latest world news i think is good to have you with us. now russia is the most significant and direct threat to nato. that's according to the u. s. lead blocks, new strategy announced on wednesday during it's ongoing summit in madrid. the western military alliance is also officially invited finland and sweden to join its ranks. as of the turkey agreed to lift its veto on their accession. but most go say it's not impressed by the blog expansion on russia's borders, as ortiz,
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rachel blevins explains, you know, they're not just labeling them a threat. they're labeling them their most significant threat to the safety and security of nato members. and yet, at the same time, the alliance continues to say that it wants to grow and add on to those members, right up once again to russia's doorstep. now the statement was also notable, because in one paragraph, they mentioned russia as a threat. and then in another paragraph, they said that nato poses no threat whatsoever to russia. and of course, this all comes as the alliance says that it is going to step up its political and practical support for ukraine. and as far as the timeline goes there, it continues to say it will be as long as it takes to that conflict, certainly isn't going anywhere anytime soon. so what we have nato quoting russia thread. so was that the response from moscow regarding the u. s. lead books own actions. russia has been very critical of this plan to include finland and sweden as members and nato, and is repeatedly pointed to the fact that the united states and nato have made
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promises in the past saying that they would not expand eastward. and yet they continue to do just that, especially with this latest plan, no rush is foreign ministry spoke out earlier. take a listen to what they had to say. we consider the expansion of nato, a purely destabilizing factor in international relations. it doesn't provide any additional security, neither for those who are expanding the alliance by becoming new members, nor for the other countries which see the block as a threat. this doesn't affect our policy in any way. we will definitely and reliably provide for our own security in any case. now, of course, the biggest concern here is that from the moment, finland and sweden become members of nato. then they get access to all of those weapons and defenses that come with being a part of the alliance. and russia has warned that they are going to have to step up their defenses as well. if those countries go forward with becoming a part of the alliance, and this, of course, coming to thousands cookie agreed to lift it's vito,
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on the exception of finan is sweet and into. what do we know about the details of this dale? well, this came after what rose reportedly for hours of talks during the nato summit in which they did in fact convinced turkey to list that veto. now turkey says that they're happy with it for now they point to the fact that them then and sweden and said that they will lift a ban on selling weapons to turkey. and they've also said that they will work with turkey on targeting some of those kurdish militants, which turkey has labeled as terrorist groups who are inside finland and sweden right now. now what that is going to look like in the coming weeks is turkeys already speaking out, and they're saying that they have a list of more than 30 suspects who they want extradited to their country. so it remains to be seen if that will happen. but right now, nato is certainly announcing that imitation, and they are happy about convincing turkey to get on their side. with that one, michael maloof, a former senior on the list of the pentagon, said nato's new strategy is an escalation that could see many more troops stationed
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near russia's borders within the block. i think we're gonna see them in ants troop movements. we're going to see them enhance on the movement of logistical support are closer to 2 into the eastern european countries. what sure which show as moscow points up will constitute a greater instability and threat and ad. but the question is, where's russia doesn't appear to have ambitions of any attack on the nato countries . so it's going to be a large expenditure of funds and a tremendous cost to these countries. and in and i think it's, it's meant to really to breathe of a whole new agenda and life into, to nato, which was really grasping for a reason to continue to, to exist. jackie st. it's going to demands the expedition of $33.00 kurtz,
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whom it calls terrorists as part of a new deal with finland and sweden. that's off the anchor allowed helsinki and stock home to proceed with that bid to join nato, a return feminine suite, and agreed to withdraw their support the kurdish grapes, which anchor considers extremist. since the trilateral deals say that they know that countries will fulfill turkey requests for the extradition of terrorist affiliated individuals, finished journalists, the youngest cone and told us that nato has abandons the codes despite allying with them in the past. we will, it's a huge betrayal for a big group of people to immigrants, lot minorities, which has trusted, the absolute system will hold and people will be protected in the london, sweden. now the nato came to cool to do or, and the people are paying the price. we can expect that very heavy endo drama drama
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reactions from the grass in sweden. i mean freeman and we are talking about over 100000 good people living in sweden and finland who will live now in fear and is not only nato countries that are ditching their previous support for the kurtz. some western media are apparently also pulling a u. turn on the issue with cnn. now turning a blind eye to the fate of the codes despite crying foul at what was told, then president trump betrayal of them in syria back in 2019 perhaps. tell you this extraordinary moments of betrayal. i think it's fair to say how many serene codes feel this ultimately, this is a big victory for us, especially given that to, to find played such a strong role in getting is when, when to agree to join nato. we have seen this happening to many times in the west that do today's french are to morals enemies and soon as their interest.
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com to play there are no friends and gert, we're good friends. as long as they were, they had a role to play and their role ended in the scanned another entries in the moment when the need to wander to, to proceed with the operation. atlanta crucial good are in between the hom, around the tables, but they are the 1st week console that will come lot of more. and unfortunately, to finish people are here the main victims for the 1st time, the leaders of japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand are in attendance at the nato summit. but the military block say, which is to the asia pacific region, have disconcerted beijing, was trying to talk. diplomat has reacted with a warning that further nato enlargement could ignite a confrontation. in recent years, nato has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should
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strongly oppose it. meanwhile, british foreign secretary, ms. charles has called on nato member states to build up their influence on a global scale, including sending weapons to tie one to deter the potential for chinese military action on the island. a senior fellow at the pan goal institution, a think tank based in china, se nato presence in the asia pacific was only destabilize the region. well, i think they are not a happy age in particular, the europeans. they are not happy that china did not join them to dance. russia ought to impose sanctions on russia, at least that the champion, at least, the diplomatically holding russia equals china and the security against russia. nature and depression of united states and the europeans, a weak that then, you know, basically the falling than are to allow me to be used as a tool against china in the us. the new cold war contain china. so you can say
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nickel like the old china china, right challenge there in the value of your tea and where you are calling for. we are also present at the summit that also our development could be that could be stabilized the higher we've been looking for the methods to pressure russia, leaders of g 7 countries above china to exert influence on moscow in an effort to stop its military operation in ukraine, as russia is waging it's unjustifiable unprovoked in illegal war against ukraine. we call on china to press russia to immediately and unconditionally withdraw its troops from ukraine. but she certainly does discuss the ukraine crisis, proposing various ways to stop cooperation between the
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e. u and russia in the energy sector. the day before the summit, china's president, harshly criticized the west sanctions against russia. thing they were an effort to weaponized the global economy. we heard from the director of european study that when many university he says western country the trying to complicate the relations between russia and enabling china. the logic of their g 7, many the statement that not to if china not on this axis, it's actually not a book. so if i were to not impulse or russia to give up the wheel and then old tuck it ton, what is what china? very difficult, a situation, audrey, i wanted to write china under russia relations and even want to isolate china tennis, a southern states, russia also. ah, oh, particularly we are becoming a member of united to a secret consul. so the sanctions actually according to so called a,
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i don't assembly over you in our to be we, jason, not of the legal organ to impose sanction to any starting state or their sons use are to be according to the western domestic law. ah miss. why are you can, are you folsado song state to join the sanction star according to your to miss little also the how that do tony thinking that a you, i though you to my site the thing about it, i site of the history. ready for you will support russia place and not that it kind of case to be half of the wall population not joined a sanction against russia, including india. he craned president lansky. how's lisa video supporting to show russia conducting a missile strike on the morning ukraine. but russia has rejected that allegation with cctv footage back in moscow statement that it actually hit a near fi munitions death. so we have more on that later in the program
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that you, when human rights office is quoting for an independent investigation into the killing of at least 23 african my going spine, the rock in security forces last week. the incidence, which has been called one of the deadliest in history, took place when hundreds of people storms the border of an old thomas spanish city and northern morocco. a warning the following. so teaches graphic and you might find it disturbing. the, these images show piles of gold is on the ground, 2076 migrants, and 104. he bought the guards. i said to have been injured in the clashes, the un say some rocking authorities reportedly used bass homes and stones to attack the migraines as they tried to scale offense to enter the spanish city of malaya. spain prime minister, however, has praised the actions of the moroccan security forces from joseph to load. i'm in go to place, i regret the deaths of these people,
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but this could not have turned out any other way. well, i recognized the contribution of the moroccan military police who in collaboration with the spanish states security forces have repressed an attack. i emphasized an attack on our country's borders. the rhetoric assured changed from e. u. officials from humanitarianism to militarism groups like human rights watch, have accused moroccan authorities of a cover up with hasty burials. there are also slamming the eaves approach to migrants. what's clear is that despite all the ease talk of humanitarianism authorities are doing all they can to prevent migrants from reaching the e u. spain. public broadcaster captured video of what appeared to be spanish authorities beating a migrant who managed across the border fence. that's a pretty clear sign to spain does not want these people displacement of africans by western back. foreign wars, like the coup d'etat against libyan leader of them are gadhafi in 2011 who held back north bow migrant waves and who made his country a destination for migrants in africa has since led to african migrants falling prey
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to human trafficking, as they make their way towards europe, and greece also just intercepted over a 1000 migrants in the agency trying to cross into europe from turkey on trafficking boats in $24.00 separate incidents. according to athens, you back towards the middle east leading to waves of arrivals in turkey are also partly responsible for immigration troubles on which the european far right has been able to capitalize here in france, for example, the rightly populous party of malcolm. the pen is now officially the biggest single opposition party in parliament. so you politicians can no doubt to see the writing on the wall for their own careers if they fail to stem the migrant tide. and it's a contest between their own legal survival and their previously vaunted open door humanitarianism. so guess which one is now winning? oh, these are a to
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a 2 dimensional reason for that to be a i think this could be a monster issue that's from a beings. people discover i've got to go into space. this guy therefore, that the get published by death of over a cause reactions and analysis surrounding the malaria case had to aussie dot com where you can also share your views and the comments. let's go to the latest developments in the ukraine conflicts. now a rush is defense, ministry states, kansas forces have been continuing to sustain substantial losses in battles in the dumbass region and a city of lazy chancellor. fist fighting is currently underway. more than 300 ukrainian soldiers have been reported killed. another 500 members of calves forces, including foreign mercenaries, have been observed abandoning the passive field. some have left behind,
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internationally prohibited weaponry as they fled to their positions that's according to authorities. and the guns people's republic, ukraine's 2nd largest city called in the countries northeast, around a 100 nationalists and 10 military vehicles have been neutralized when we, while civilian neighborhoods and public infrastructure around the don't, yes, we're public have continued to come under intense shelling by ukrainian troops us, according to local authorities, we heard from the mother of a 6 year old girl killed in one of the attacks on the central city of mac, have come in, which 2 of the children will so injured, mover. she will miss to school with, with a pneumonia, a billing telephone number up to him with
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the home that you would have to put them with or a new you or to a good shirt. now with sheila, a 0 number which is a loser. calling with you a chance when you could, when it rains, president zalinski has presented a short video to the un security council purporting show a russian missile hitting a mole in the central ukrainian city of cremeans shook ukraine. has the keys, russia deliberately targeting the moral, but moscow historically denied that allegation. russia's defense ministry has
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confirmed that it targeted and destroyed a warehouse full of western supplied weapons at the facility. but some ammunition that exploded it, and with the fire spreading to the bow to 70 meters away, newly released that it shows the aftermath of the russian strike on the factory. now you can see the debris of the destroyed building along with a crater where the missile impacted this. cctv for teach from a park shows the moment the as strike hit. the factory which suggests russia didn't a target. the factory, not the more close the cities man has accused the most administrative, of ignoring the i rate alert august by russia's denial base, keith and major west and palace of death. the incident to war crime. that's an area in which western powers have had plenty of experience in less than total course and explains why. according to moscow, it was the massive explosion caused by all that ammunition going off at the same time that made the nearby mall catch fire as well. on top of that,
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the ukrainian cities mayor is saying that the malls management for some reason decided it wasn't going to shut the place down. if the air raid alarms started to go off neglecting their rate alerts is a crime which the trilogy. it comes to that has, once again demonstrated the investigation, has revealed that the administration of ems to put announced on the 23rd of june that the moon would no longer be closed during array to loads. if a high precision missile dealt that much damage to nearby infrastructure, imagined the destruction that an artillery bombardment would have wrought, according to a previous conclusion by the international criminal court. russia should be well within its rights to bomb a 70 meter radius around and the legend military target. why? while there is the case of antic, a tova, and blood and markovich to former croatian generals who were acquitted of war crimes by the skin of their teeth. at 1st, these western backed military men were found guilty of indiscriminately bombing
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towns as part of an offensive that killed $116.00 civilians and displaced hundreds of thousands in 1995 in the middle of the yugoslav wars the hague. originally decided that bombarding beyond a 200 meter radius of a military target was outside the bounds of reasonable error. the chamber found that the shelling constituted an indiscriminate attack on these towns and an unlawful attack on civilians and civilian objects. it was only after they appealed the ruling that the hague determines that 200 meters was in fact too strict. and so the croatian generals were led off the hook despite the fact that they had ordered the bombings of civilian populated areas up to 700 meters away from military targets. the appeals chamber unanimously found the child chamber earth in conclusion, that all are tillery effect size, located more than 200 meters from a target, deems legitimate, served as evidence of unlawful attacks. the trial chamber and fight in that
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artillery. attacks ordered by mister gov tova and mister markets were unlawful. so russia being accused of a war cry after causing collateral damage 70 meters away from what it says was a military target, but western backed potential war criminals get away scotch free for bombing civilians, 700 meters away. not only are the double standards, glaringly obvious here, but it also begs a couple questions. why in the world would you crane place military infrastructure that close to a shopping mall? and why was the mall allowed to be open in the 1st place unless the authorities were trying to use civilians as human shields be, are facing the policy level standards. again, i have to say that there are even more severe cases. for instance, what happened on the 7th and 8th of august 1995 during the croatia, gratian gratian storm, and there was an order from a gratian air force that the cultural sylium should be
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bombed. as a result of that, 13 silly died out of them. 5 children and nobody was indicted so far until recently, when the serbian course actually started in items in march, also natal planes were born being that position positions of serbian forces, both in both the and to these multi, i'm gratian. so of course, we have been facing the cynicism from the beginning. we are not dealing with information or investigation, but we are with pure propaganda machinery, which is a part of war efforts against russia. german journalist, alina lip say she faces up to 3 years in prison, and in her country of her independent coverage of russia's military campaign. in
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dawn bass the journey, let's say she's received a german court order on charges of promoting war which of against slope laws. we also need a lip to explain the circumstances of her case. she claimed she's being muffled by germinal authorities to prevent her coverage from getting out to western viewers. it must have fallen, cutting it were cool yet. when asked a couple of days ago, i evacuated from denette, who are usually work as an independent journalist. the shelling has become very intense there, but i will soon return. i'm covering the stories of people who live there to give them an opportunity to present their perspectives to europe. i do interviews with regular residents in towns and villages and with the people of the net can i translate them into germany. i take pictures of everything i see around me. i travel around a law and i ask myself, what's dangerous irvin illegal about what i do? i so my work is not staging. i'm an independent journalist. there is no one who will tell me that i must do this or that, or include some particular information in the textbook. my materials are authentic,
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it's complete madness that i'm being criminally prosecuted for this. i do not think it's appropriate to make accusations against me based on my opinions. i think it obviously violates my fundamental rights. freedom of expression means that everyone has the right to express their opinion. i do not know how this case will end. i have a lawyer who defends me, i can, i can even imagine that this case will reach the european court of human rights. we'll see the craziest thing is that they opened a criminal case against me and he did not want even listen to me. i have no right to defend myself. they would probably hear too much truth from me and that would jeopardize the purpose of their investigation and were warned us. alida lip has been living in russia since 2016 when she moved to crimea. she runs a popular telegram channel, posting news, and interviews with people from the dumbass republics, which she visits on a regular basis. some german outlets have accused her of collaborating with moscow to allegedly spread russian propaganda. elena lip again,
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sees the allegations against her, are simply unlawful. yes, and my nose spoke, whoever you want is simply shocked that i am accused of this. these proceedings obviously unlawful when you have been in the nets for 6 months under the shelling by ukrainian troops from morning to night. it's very difficult to see what they write in japanese papers. of course, i feel solidarity with the people who are experiencing something right next to me. it's a fact that the ukranian army shelling people there and the german immediate does not cover that at all, or even fabricates accusations that it was russian forces. but when i come somewhere and say that i'm from germany, people start swearing and casting west and propaganda. they always say was the as of battalion and ukraine's military that treat them horribly for years. they tell incredible stories that no one listens to these people from territories that have been under ukrainian control for the past 8 years. ukraine in fought us abuse these people. naturally, they are now supporting russian forces going there. thanks for keeping his company
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