a by needful be about some some ship id for pacific time. mm. a heavy shelling by ukrainian forces continues on done yet. city outside skirts. a warning, disturbing images follow. one person is killed in the attacks. so you credit in troops prepared for the friends losing child for months and months everywhere with the city there. odd. galsen, trenches, flood food, they take a lot of work. our crew explore is what had been the last ukrainian strongholds and the loop guns republic. on this same day, russian and allied forces secured full control of the region of the

price for natural gas and europe reaches more than $1700.00 per cubic meter. top german officials warn the worst is yet to come. that's ours. berlin turns to cats are seeking alternative to russian gun supplied with africa. anger is being fueled by the ever increasing prices out the pumps, with people in mozambique taking to the streets to make her feelings with 6 in the evening here in moscow. and this is the 1st monday of july i'm you know, neil, welcome to the global news roundup on our t. we begin with the latest from the conflict and don boss where ukrainian troops are actively shelling residential areas of done yet. city. these are said to be the latest pictures from eye witnesses. you can see artillery shells having a car park which a huge fire. well,

key forces have intensified their attacks on civilian infrastructure in done yet can the surrounding areas over the past. earlier today, shelling has a railway station on a food market. there's also been reports on the apartment block was struck in the attack in a separate shelling incident, one person was left dead. a warning you may find the following him, which is disturbing. these are some images of the victim. the woman's car was hit by shrapnel after a shell, apparently london close by her husband was taken to hospital with injuries when it comes out, the entire neighboring new guns people's republic was taken under the control of russian led forces on sunday confirmed after listen champ, scan nearby areas where secured the city had been the laugh. major stronghold of ukrainian forces in the republic,

rushes defense minister reported the development directly to president. this number do not support the defensive operation was successfully carried out to liberate the territory of the against people's republic. the total losses of the crating army is $5469.00. at this moment, russian forces de mining the city of listed chances and surrounding areas. delivering humanitarian aid and providing medical assistance to civilians are allowed ukrainian trips or a force through a tray from las a chance, a left fortified positions abundance. here you can see the footage of some of the deserted trenches are t senior correspondent around gas d, a visited the city, and the bustle for control of it came to an end. getting into lisa chance is no easy task. ukrainian forces blew every bridge to the north, south, east and west of the city. there was never much concern for civilian well being. is a chance was always looked down upon by ukrainian nationalists as an inferior pro

russian city. luncheon hon. i just rather figure hooked up french from other wars. butler arrived one for no one expected ukrainian forces unless he chanced to collapse so quickly. and so completely. the 2 months kia promised lucy chance wouldn't be broken easily. for 2 months. ukrainian troops prepared to mount had the feds that would wolf marry you both. what is entirely apparent is the ukrainian troops prepared to defend lucy chance for months and months everywhere. when over the city, there are dugouts and french's flight 1st, they take a lot of work. every major intersection in the city is blocked off like police,

with rows of vehicles confiscated from civilians as well as broken down vehicle that you can see and intersection and all 4 roads leading. yes, a blocks off, something happened, something happened that forced ukrainian troops, thousands upon thousands of them to leave, to flee, sometimes to rod. from what we gathered, speaking to locals. this organisation was rife, the myriad of ukrainian units were demoralized and believe that they were being abandoned at least a chance when one unit decided to retreat, it began an avalanche. eventually no one was left. the city had that suburbs will liberated entirely in just ours. my landfill, mister jones, fear we knew they had a great concentration of troops here, and that there were many civilians. so we learned them out of the city and slowly whittled them down. they didn't have the strength, material,

or spirit to resist here. all of ukraine's military might, and you could say the army itself was in merry you, paul. they were apparently trained, apparently prepared and apparently knew how to fight. and yet you saw how our fighters beat them here. they do not last 15 minutes in a fight. they did in mary you, paul, but they do not hear. the people have lisa chance. go, overjoyed, the city is largely intact. new mary, you will hear. the fighting has ended and spirits have lifted i want to showed with joy. just imagine where citizens of russia can you imagine how we lived here? not to very well she. i want to hold in my arms, so as soldiers while fighting has been for mine somehow, the ukrainians behaved like an humans. thank you so much. larry to the liberators.

glory to the russian soldier. if we had not waited for you. i dunno. we'll, we'll have happened to us. we prayed for you. thank you for connie. unfortunately, it's thought entirely over yet a tremendous amount of minds and booby traps were planted even had the round, the city less, many ukrainian troops have got into hiding and the now being rooted daf, this is one of the barracks where you get him to the meeks of the said, there's a variety of different services involved, territory and flaws as well as regular, as well as national so mixed up can they leave, did well squalid condition put in every room. we did a thorough cleaning for uniform scattered above, and that is a major problem because many of easy credit and so just as they feel that they were

being abandoned, they took off a uniform, stopped them, changed into civilian clothes and mixed with a local population. catching them is a matter of time. the city still being kid and more being found all the time. but the liberation have lucy chanced is a turning point. lugens is now entirely free of ukrainian troops, and the ukrainian military has demonstrated. it is no longer in the fighting shape . it once was where i had gaz the of our tea from the la ganske people's republic. ah, well, i'm sure you've noticed that natural gas prices in europe of shut up to more than $1700.00 per cubic meter rise of, or on 25 percent since just the end of june, nuts i was european search for alternatives to russian gas. top german officials or warning the situation in their country could become much worse if russian gas is no

longer received and there are average winter temperatures. our current reserves will be enough for only a month or 2, taking into account our obligations for gas deliveries to other european countries . we have a real emergency because of the gas shortages, entire branches of industry are in danger of permanently collapsing and the aluminum glass. the chemical sectors, such a collapse would have massive consequences for the entire economy and jobs in germany. europe led by germany is seeking other gas suppliers to replace russian energy, including cat, tar. but the middle east nation is seeking a long term agreement. while the you need a shorter deal to hit its pollution reduction goals, the potential contract signed will also need a few years to come into being as infrastructure would need to be built. a german delegation led by vice chancellor roberts havoc visited guitar earlier, but no deal has been reached yet could tardy economist,

dr. kelly aids i'll catch her said to her, expect to be treated as an equal partner on will demand its requirements be fulfill regarding this partnership issue with get on your him and i think this is we have to mature. this is a long term issue. i will have to wait and see if there might be a deal in the, in the making. so i think it's the mature indeed, the latest. then you cannot pam that there is kind of a deal where supply about 20 to 25 percent of german need over the course of 2 years or so while germany or strike to is using 10 minutes. so i think it's the mature long term partnership, and we have with and see, you cannot have one to vent dropping. it's going to be in europe. but this is a for you. so as you can see,

each country is searching or aiming, and those are the ones to maximize the transition over resources over this decade, which is the need to be the be void. and that really wants to maximize the vision over in order. so to do, to support the diversification of process of me and the limit dependents on highly of what i saw, some of the responses why germany wants to limit dependence on in both and wants to maximize the state vacation of national energy sources. so the need some billing issues upon a day. no one has to be reliable source of energy supply in the world. even at the peak of the united over the country.

it's applied, you got to be one of the so i can provide over table reliable and germany wants also to get the price. i think it's fair to are these kind of a special session of the european parliament will be held today looking into the recent lethal clashes between moroccan security forces on migrants on the border between a spanish enclave and morocco. the actions of spanish authorities in the incent, however, are not on the agenda to this by the countries prime minister, admitting the officials involvement in the recent cracked on with until we are talking about an attempt to assault the fence that was evidently carried out in an aggressive way, and therefore what spain, state security forces and moroccan gods did was defend spain's borders while mil, there's been a big reaction to thousands of people across spain. protests against the police

violence. $37.00 migrants were killed last month as the attempt at the storm. the spanish enclave of malea protestors gathered in a central madrid square a scene here holding signs and banners, videos, and photos of the lobby border incident and sparked outrage among human rights groups. as well as up the united nation for fun. and she was hundreds of migrants involved. the warning you may find the following images disturbing. aside from those killed hundreds were also wounded, including a $140.00 border guards. the un phase moroccan authorities use buttons and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to scale offense to enter water is in new territory rights activists claim police deliberately refrain from helping me injured well, we spoke to a global policy specialist with a focus on the socio economic and political development of africa who believes the e you desperately needs to strengthen europe's migration system. i think the

situation very trusted because it's piece of the fact of a violation of human rights, of violation of human dignity and absolute disrespect to vulnerable people who are trying to escape prosecution and escape violence and escape wherever they're coming from and trying to seek no life nothing is very tragic that the comments made by the spanish presidents and the reaction by the moroccan has been as governments regarding the situation. and i think it's very sad and tragic and people should really be disappointed. morocco seems to hide evidence and pain. praise the police action. it is stephen acceptable. i don't think it's acceptable because these are, these are state for a consider respectable on global global sphere. and they should conduct and independent investigation into these actions and hold people accountable for complicit and committing such a trusting. it says massacres and it's a completely unacceptable and sustain. and the repetition of both countries in many european countries fear that the entry point for a country due to the ascendancy,

the meaning of one person is able to enter their stay in italy. they can find their way to other countries, which is a big loss. i think this is an issue that has to be addressed. how can they ensure that they have a strong immigration system that enhances coordination between the different member states, but also ensure the human dignity of some of these migrants for when conflict, putting environmental disaster in different challenges is becca style authority, say 18 people have, quote, died because of injury sustained during unrest in the countries autonomous province of correct cal packs, them a further 240 were wounded. according to the officials. last week, the central asian nation on bill pumps to curtail the autonomy of the region sparking violent protest r t 's. maria foster has the latest news back capital the dudley clashes in the countries north western region erupted last week, but that's only on monday that that was back. authorities confirmed the casualties including him on civilian population to practice and kind of cult buxton,

were prompted by planned constitutional amendments that would have stripped the republic that by the way, occupies wrong one 3rd of the countries territory of its autonomy status basically, and any form of local self governance and actually take it's right to secede from was pakistan. local people were not quite happy about that and they took to the streets to protest. shortly after that there was back leader flew to the region that made a turn around promising could drop the amendments to the. * constitution regarding the republic status and early on monday, the country's parliament voted to maintain the republics 70. they protest led to violent clashes between demonstrators and police. let's take a look now, but i have to warn you that some years may find the following images disturbing. huh. mm oh,

i was a state of emergency has been declared throughout the whole region for a month, shortly after the clashes erupted with authorities claiming some demonstrators attempted to seize the power. it is reported now that more than 500 people have been detained and the countries president warrens that a new call for socrates will match ride will be firmly crushed in line with the current legislation. will western sanctions against russia being felt right across the world in the south, east african country of moves on peak. angry locals took to streets over surging fuel prices. the nation's energy regulatory authority announced on friday the introduction of you had another price like the 3rd and increase since the beginning

of the year. it's also having a knock on effect on the price of other basic products such as rice, oil, sugar bread and transport ortiz policy, or has been seeing the situation for her. so this is natalie terminal port in most beaks, capital city, the pushes it's been expanding for the last 2 years because of donations from the united states and european union. but the timing could not beat more off, especially since traffic to here has to kind significantly, ever since russia and ukraine faced off orders of cereals, fertilizers and feel hadn't been coming into the country because they can't get out of russia and ukraine. weight supply chains are heavily disrupted, it puts african, a very difficult situation. as we know, food security in africa is a big issue. and africa is not yet self sufficient in terms of grain production. so being put in a position where you have to choose between people needs,

food wise and in the global scale of what's happening is very difficult. and so very hard question to ask of africa. what is done generally is spike the food prices on the international market. let's talk about flowers, specifically, even if your country's not sourcing directly from russia, ukraine. the scarcity or the fears of scarcity from the canyon and russian markets have driven prices up across the board. and so you, having african countries have to deal with that. when we eat and bread our, one of the things that government subsidizes here, along with fuel, the prices of food, fuel, and fertilizers not only here, but across africa, a climbing to record highs. most beacons can really feel the pinch and things are only going to get worse. i would say glad. i mean the, if the government doesn't do anything, it's bad because a lot of people are starving here in mozambique. they have to change things because we are suffering a lot more. they need to talk in parliament. we want to live in peace and we want

to eat because people are starving here for them yet we depend on our monthly salary, but it doesn't cover half of what we need to buy. so fuel and food are things we struggle with country and the people from western countries send money, but it doesn't cover even 50 percent of the country's needs. so it's not fair. the west isn't suffering from this. we are a detector in mozambique. i'm worried about my son and what the future will be like . everything is bad here. the prices are getting higher. what. how are we going to stop it? i'm worried for the future. the middle law mozambique has never clone enough crops to feed herself. he is no capital investment from government, no commercial farming, and no phone investment because of the political instability. the barren fields show that local supplies have been used up. add to that the drought the last 2 years, and the result is starvation, hunger, and malnutrition. mozambique is among the 10 poorest countries in africa,

situated on the south eastern coast of africa. it's often ignored by the wills. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r r t. the pooty mozambique. russia is foreign minister sir, a gale of ra, fast claim. but if the u. s. decides that place a nato bass and finland, helsinki won't be able to refuse. he emphasized, as of right now, of finland does not pose a threat to russian national security. if you slew somebody shot, if the americans decide to have nato military infrastructure in finance, i don't think any one will ask minutes to harvest over. moreover, he said one thing, but the mare of the city of lap and ranta publicly announced that he was inviting a nato military base to his region. we close seat monitoring the situation, which so far does not pose a threat to our security. we will evaluate further steps from the point of view of reliable security of the russian federation, and we will see whether the promise and forecast of minutes. the ha visto regarding

the lack of interest in the deployment of military infrastructure will be justified over the weekend. the mirror of la p ranta said he would welcome a nato bass being set off there. the finish city is located around 30 kilometers away from the russian border. that murray statement contradicts finland foreign ministers earlier claims out. there is no intention to place the blocks forces on the nordic countries territory, finland and sweden applied for nato membership in may. well, political allison commenter, alexander published, believes the finished political system as being influenced by side forces. i don't think, 1st of all that the politicians and gentlemen and sweden that decided to do this. i don't think they're deciding because that's what the citizenry asked. these people are obviously under direct influence control of power centers outside of their country. so i would say watching for his place, landed in 2nd place. you know,

on some, some people in brussels as well. after we've seen what's been happening over the last few months and years, you know, i would say this is a deliberate provocation and it was probably ordered, you know, from somewhere outside of the spanish government, these are things having to do with national security. it would be unthinkable and a serious country for local officials to come out and say something like this without clearing it with the central authority. you know, this is a national issues. so, you know, i would say that, you know, to me when i was suddenly trying, is beginning to look like banana republic, you know, and that's kind of state obviously that natal wants. ah, ok, let's turn attention then to the us. the pentagon has said it won't elaborate on ukraine's losses in russia's military offensive because it doesn't want to do moscow's job.

we're simply not going to do rushes, big data analytics or intel work for them. however, i think we have discussed what we can when it is knowable, demonstrable and objective. well, last statement may raise a number of eyebrows in moscow, especially as the russian defense ministry has been disclosing the number of ukrainian losses. right at the beginning of the conflict on thrive. however, such limited coverage from washington is seeing a split it with american law makers with some question, whether us officials have portrayed the crisis into kind of terms that comes as flashbacks of the 20 year campaign in afghanistan. still reverberate around the white house, the previous call, glorious and victorious assessments fuel scrutiny of the ongoing comments. well, just in terms of the u. s. public what they think a recent poll found that 44 percent of americans on favorable opinion over intervention in the ukraine prices. additionally, a majority of respondents said that the country's military footprint should be

reduced and said most americans suggested prioritizing domestic issues. while i'm delighted to welcome onto the program, john curry, r kelly journalist, and former c a on the list for his take job. welcome to you. how convincing do you find it that the u. s. is withholding information about ukrainian losses just so as not to tip off the russian intelligence. it's always been u. s. military policy to, to make the situation on the ground look more positive than it is. we did this throughout the warrant afghans, dan, certainly we did this in iraq. we did it in, in vietnam. famously, when i went to afghanistan in 2009 with senator john kerry, when he was the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, we, we had a classified briefing that was led by more than a dozen us generals. and when we came out, the briefing senator kerry said to me,

it looks like we're going to win this thing. and i said, no, we're not going to win this thing. they always stay that we're winning. every briefing that i've ever been in. they say we're winning and they're doing the same thing here now in the ukraine. yeah, the defense department's unwillingness to share such information has drawn parallels. john with howard glossed over failures and it's, we're in the galveston. do you see any similarities here? oh, very much so very much so you know, the reason why you have to keep this positive, at least on the us side, is because when you are able to show progress, when you're able to show promise, it makes it that much easier to go to congress and get billions and billions of dollars in additional 8. and that's what this is all about. you know, famously people here in the united states have said that were willing to fight the last ukranian. well, you do that by providing that unlimited,

endless 8th. and you get the aid by telling congress how well things are going. we've heard before the idea that washington wanted to turn ukraine into rushes, afghanistan, bog down essentially the military for years on waste money. but is there an argument to be made that this has actually become a 2nd off gonna stand in effect for the u. s. you could endless weapons going over there? not sure exactly where they are, a lot of them loss of life, of course. and so far, little to no success. yeah, i would. i would call it f denise dam light. we don't have troops, of course, in ukraine. it's ukrainians in a smattering of of mercenaries fighting this thing. but in terms of, of being bogged down, i think the answer to your question is, yes, you know, we've got a terrible infrastructure situation here in the united states. we have terrible, international or interstate, rather highway systems. we have bridges that are falling down into the rivers. below them are hospitals need to be upgraded, our air for

t to be afraid. we don't have money for schools, but we have money from limited weapon systems free. great. i just want more on the potential parallels around 40 percent of americans say they'd like to see less u. s. intervention around the world. do you think up the withdrawal from us get this done? so trust in the military drop to the levels now it may be affecting public opinion holy on the trail issue. yes, i think that's, that's half of it. and the other half is that the democratic and republican parties have switched sides on these issues of international intervention. the neoconservatives of the republican party used to be the ones that wanted to jump into every international conflict they saw. and it was the democrats that were the, the party of peace that has flipped. now it's the democrats, who are the internationalists and the republicans who are non interventionist. we have really, donald trump,

to think for that this 44 percent that you're seeing. this is the republican party today. yeah. speaking at the nato summit recently, leaders pledges to support ukraine for as long as it takes, quote, a ton. we expect though, such a policy to, to shift as the social and economic pressures mind as that as the poor message. as absolutely, i think that we will see a shift and i think that shift is going to be where, where western countries led by the united states finally approached the turks and asked the turks to mediate some sort of talks between the russians and ukrainians. and then behind the scene, i really believe that we're going to see nato countries urging the ukrainians to make a deal where, whereby they see the territory to the russians. jot always good to hear your take on the program. thanks for your time today. journalist and former cia john curry alco live. now,

why are foreign musicians actors and other performers fighting and done boss against ukraine force is no, not issue. it's an interesting one. i was explored next in our short talk theater of war. sticklers the oh, nice. russian estate marriage, i've been on the northland scheme again for the 50000 speedy one else we will bend in the european union the kremlin.