[000:00:00;00] a year with 3 children reported killed and several other people wounded in the later shelling attack, allegedly committed by ukrainian forces in the done yes. republic above us, left behind by ukrainian troops. they were treated all of this fluid in the united states, a huge amount of power. the charges, full, full of correspondent, discovers an abundance of us supplied weaponry and hastily abandoned by ukrainian troops on the front line. as russian led forces took control of the biggest war in europe for he is who how she's responsible just to walk away from the and the

british prime minister boys and johnson plays the ukraine card while refusing to step down despite dozens of top officials quitting. and mess with broadcasting my direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now 3 children have been killed and several other people wounded in what local officials have described as intense shelling of the city of makia allegedly committed by the ukrainian military. now 2 of the deceased were only 7 years old. the other was a teenager. and in this video, you can see the playground where the 27 year olds were located when heavy artillery rounds hit residential areas. officials in the daniel republic have alleged that ukrainian forces committed multiple attacks, including with rocket launchers and nato issue artillery. we heard from an eye witness of the shelling and mikey,

with emotions running hot before when you put that italy, immediately when i heard the closure, i went to hide under my bed, put them, let us put them to them. and when everything calm down a little, i went out on the balcony to look around. there were 2 children on the playground, a boy and a girl. you excuse, you see the girl was sitting up. she was still alive. and now my chicken should that good deal? they ship my was grasping at the boy. but to the buick doctor, when i got out onto the street it was good. she would get which the girl was lying there too much. throughout the republic there were 30 civilian casualties reported on wednesday. the latest shelling is yet another in a chain of alleged ukrainian attacks on civilian areas in the dumbass. here is a summary of the various incidents and

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yeah. we mediately hacking me euro ah meanwhile, in the neighboring lugens republic, which is now completely under the control of russian lead forces, ukrainian troops have left behind an abundance of us, supplied munitions as they quickly fled. frontline positions near this city of lucy chance are corresponding with our cause we have looks at through the abandoned western weaponry the sight of a tremendous explosion. just just look around at the center was here and all the trees were knocked back by a blast. the, i can't even imagine, and i know that this was very recent because it's like a sauna here. the, the earth itself is he still smoldering touching least these metal, for example, is like touching a hot kettle. now this was apparently

a ukrainian truck transporting american shelves. m 7777 shells. those are artillery that have been provided the full care of. he is one of the shells that was scattered in this blast. there's nothing like this in the ukrainian arsenal or what ukraine inherited from the soviet union. but again, they were apparently hiding in the woods as many of their troops and forces did around this a chance. they were apparently spotted in and struck. we've found with assistance from the locals, and evidently, no one's been here yet. the russian troops haven't even found this place yet. this is while i will find m. 5491 rocket propelled shells for the m 777. how it is supplied by the united states with a lot of pomp to the ukrainian military. now,

these are improved and more expensive versions they fly even farther over here is evidently the artillery sideway, where ukrainian troops stationed the artillery. moreover, the n 795 shells, these are regular not rocket propelled shells. this is all evidently dumped in a hurry. why? while he is the reason russian count a battery fired some of the shells laying here had been fitted with fuses for imminent use. the american, how it says here were undoubtedly damaged this close to impact craters, but nevertheless evacuated apparently urgently by ukrainian troops. they left behind everything else. so during our short search, we found not only shelves, but huge amounts of propellant charges. us army think

a t v also a huge amount of power. the charges in these containers, these are full, full again of us, 1000 left behind by ukranian troops as they retreated, all of this flown in from the united states to supply the ukrainian military here between lisa chance quick ukrainian troops fled from and the city of city of sc we found a network of trenches and fortifications which were also abandoned is another dug out, either via the trenches and dug out doughty, he's forced the areas over, there was another one. we won't go down the high chance. it's highly likely that at least than what we've dugouts there are surprises. minds would trip was booby traps left behind. we'll leave this to professionals. the locals in a small village of 2 dozen houses want the place cleared as soon as possible.

they've had enough of blasts and the glad to see the backs of ukrainian soldiers than they were positioned all over there. they kept firing. the windows in my house were shaking, and of course there was returned fire. he asked them to move father away. we would have had to approach them 1st was a dangerous and we didn't want to get involved with them. so no one knew what they could do towards the end. likely, thea, likely to chance this area could have been defended for weeks. but again, ukrainian soldiers and nationalists fighters choose to flee another side that morale among them. he's far from what it was more i'd gas v of o t from the low gods people's republic of us wants its allies in the g. 20 to blame of the global grain crisis on russia despite moscow arguing that ukraine is the one refusing to do my d mine, it's waterways to enable exports. but as our case,

rachel blevins explains the west has been turning a blind eye to its own brutal past. this week's meeting of g 20 leaders may not include plans for direct talks between russia and the u. s. and that hasn't stopped officials in washington from talking to others and suggesting new ways to put pressure on moscow. one major topic is the state of global food supplies with the u . s. calling on others to emphasize the subject of allowing grain exports from ukraine. g 20 countries should hold russia accountable and insist that it supports ongoing un efforts to reopen the ceilings for green delivery. however, russia has argue that it is not responsible for a blockade, and that ukraine is the one refusing to clear waterways for its own exports. president putin also noted that based on estimates of how much green supplies ukraine actually has, it is just a fraction of global supply and is not the cause of a major shortage world wide. b pierce to recruit. we're not blocking any exports of

ukraine revenue. the cranium, military authorities, plant mines of the entrance was on her own before no one is hindering one minute. those areas were sending ships with rain out there. we guarantee security risk on those. moscow has been in constant contact with the relevant you and organization on the issue. looking to tell anyone who will listen in the west, that ukrainian grain is free to go. basically the ball is in their court, but it's western countries themselves who have a solid record of using food as a weapon for centuries. in fact, during 18 hundreds, the u. s. government openly killed millions of bison and their attempt to control native americans and the power and supplies they had in their country. during that time, the british government was also using starvation as a tactic specifically around ireland with methods so severe that it became known as the irish potato famine that resulted in the starvation of more than $1000000.00 people. britain also went on to support blockades against countries like nigeria

and the $960.00 s worth restriction of food was also paired with an unhealthy supply of weapons that together you will the dust of countless people. the west then has now turned to the subject of brain in ukraine and to sort of a rallying cry with the u. k. accusing russia using food as a weapon. and the west is still using the same methods to this day with modern blockades in the form of crushing sanctions against countries that include yemen or wrong, syria and venezuela. the accusations of a government using food as a weapon are nothing new, but they are especially notable when they come from governments who know the impact all too well and had never been held accountable for the devastating consequences. british prime minister boys johnson has tried to play you crane card claiming to parliament that he needs to remain in power to help give that as his administration is collapsing with around 40 of his top officials. already having quit their jobs

and many of his closest allies telling him to resign is not bracey used to carry on doing this. i think it might be you're hurting the country, prime minister, just on a very human level. so you must know that it's in the country's interest for you to leave. now look at the the pressures of people who are under the need to focus on, on their priorities, which is what we are doing. i the biggest war in europe for 8 years, and i go for the life of me and see how she's responsible just to, to walk away from that. as i said earlier on in p, i'm cute. this is not the 1st time that boys johnson has found himself in the midst of a political scandal, but some say it might be his last. there have been claimed that he even turned a blind, died in sexual misconduct allegations against a senior member of his conservative party. chris control recently resign. those reports have the field outrage in the country already struggling with surgery. inflation driven by skyrocketing energy car on the planet,

on the british prime minister has been concentrating his efforts on sending military ada chips. and while his approval rating in ukraine is a staggering 90 percent back home, it's in freefall with less than a quarter of the public supporting him. international editor of the morning, star newspaper steve sweeney believes boys johnson is failing in his attempts to use the conflict in ukraine as a reason to remain in power. johnson has taken the line of blaming everybody else except himself for, you know, for the difficulties in the event. but he's also using you, craig and saying that, you know, he's almost, you know, paste himself with his church indian leader. and that he needs to remain as prime. it is to see us through a conflict. i mean, this is, this is typical. typical johnson he's, he's his now is desperate. he's lost the confidence of the british people. he's got the confidence of not just, not just the back bench m p 's,

but now we're talking cabinet minister. so the pressure is mounting on and of course, as every leader has done in the past, margaret thatcher did it when she was in great difficulty. she, you know, she, the one a general election of the back of the falcons conflict and this is absolutely no different. and he's trying to run a patriotic support for him as a leader and saying that it will be a desire to remove, to remove it. but everybody else can see through this, and i think it would be a disaster for him to stay on. joe biden has found himself caught between a rock and a hard place as he apparently tries to choose between improving ties with china or giving into domestic demands to maintain traded tariffs, ortiz, kill them up and comments. biden is looking to possibly roll back some of the tariffs imposed on shina by the trump administration. the white house sees this is a possible way of tackling the crisis of inflation, which is causing misery to working families across america. the u. s. treasury secretary says that

a lot of the tariffs that were thrown at china did not really service your teaching purpose. the idea is that lifting them might relieve inflation by about as much as one percent and not cause too much trouble with the united states in the long run. we all recognize that china engage is in a range of unfair trade practices that it's important to address the tariffs, we inherited some, no strategic purpose and raised cost to consumers. and so reconfiguring some of those tariffs to they make more sense and reduce some unnecessary burdens, it's something that's under consideration. now the economic move is facing a lot of opposition from a labor union that are a big part of the democratic parties. base biden fears, losing labor support. there are a lot of different elements to this, especially since the previous administration imposed these tariffs and such a haphazard way in a non strategic way. so we want to make sure that we have the right approach. u. s . labor unions have been pushing for tariffs and trade war against china for a long time, seeing it as

a way to rescue american manufacturing jobs. here's what the labor advisory committee closely tied to the united steelworkers had to say, china's theft of intellectual property and their policies to advance innovation in order to serve the goals of the chinese communist party has had a corrosive, continuing and substantial impact on domestic industry in its workforce, the direct effects have been significant alone, but compounded with indirect effects. the impact on the competitiveness of the u. s . economy has been devastating. many labor unions have been pushing for government protectionism for a long time. however, there are other section labor favorite, different strategy wanting to confront employers more often and expand union rank to service sector. our government must act in the national interests to strengthen our economy for the future. as a democrat with roots in delaware and pennsylvania, and joe biden has both being a friend of the labor movement for a long time. in my white house,

you'll always be welcome. labour will always be welcome. you know, you heard me say many times. i intend to be the most pro union president leading the most pro union administration in american history. so now by this age, with a decision where he appeases labor day or really improve things with china and live the terrorist and address inflation, you can be sure that in the back rooms of the white house advisors are weighing different options. ala baba archie, new york, protest, heavy, ruptured in south africa as truck drivers outraged about fuel prices. reaching in all time high blocks countries, key trade route with neighboring mozambique prices at the pump are now 40 percent higher than last year. with that number only expected to increase due to western sanctions against russian oil. public discontent has been escalating as many field . the government has failed to properly address their concerns about the rapidly rising costs. plans for the protest 1st took root on social networks and grew

significantly when a left wing political party, the economic freedom fighters supported the former nigerian presidential candidate at move. gotta buy says that the spike in prices is a direct result of the ongoing ukraine crisis, which has had far reaching economic effects. when you make the course of energy to be higher, or too much money, you may be leaving to be high. it's a serious me especially my going to be that you know, bringing down many of them to put on seriously affect in the bottom line under possibility, or succeeded. because i'm talking to, you know, about 40 to 50 percent of denied. general budget is the detector to pay for dispose of, i mean is dollars because you have to pay it. so this is really not what was in africa that you might want to, you know, do that well,

so many people on the property into confusion of living is good to how influential know inflation. it goes to 70 percent. so when you look at all those dynamics, you find out that it is actually very, very difficult for especially when you put an ongoing crisis. that was something in between western europe on russia, where the supply chain is you don't need to energy energy to function. the supreme court of the west african nation of guinea be south, has overturned the convictions of 2 men who had been previously implicated in the country's largest seizure of narcotics. the court ruled that the presented evidence did not sufficiently support the former guilty verdict. accused of being drug lords, one i, colombian, and the other. a local national had been sentenced to 16 years in prison. following the discovery of about 2 tons of cocaine, hidden in sacks, a flower un authorities have accused the nation of being a norco state,

allegedly facilitating drug trafficking. civil rights groups have slammed the supreme court's decision, saying that it undermines the credibility of legal institutions in the country. the court was hostage to organized crime. the ruling jeopardize his efforts to combat transnational organized crime and discredits the country's image and credibility. colombian drug traffickers have allegedly used a guinea, bizarre as a transit point for shipping cocaine from south america to europe, using ships and planes to smuggle the drugs into the country. they then reportedly repack for cocaine into smaller bundles and transported through the sahara to morocco. after that, the narcotics allegedly find their way into spain, with migrants, purportedly paid to transport the drugs in their stomachs, african affairs specialist, gustavo de corolla, says guinea, bizarre officials face serious challenges and trying to stop the country from becoming an even bigger drug transit point. the recent development team you never

saw show much of a problem than just that issue of drug trafficking, but rather a systemic problem in the country of having a strong judiciary and having strong rule of law in government systems that enable the states to actually deal with some, some of those issues. so certainly the reasons overturn of, of 2019 decision show some of these challenges, i think presidency circle has been made and hasn't made some of the promise during teach electro pain around the tasking. but it's facing many challenges around a she have an effect of security sector reform. the can effectively deal with the culture, not all of the many islands that exist outside of the country and making sure that the country stops becoming or ment remaining as a transit point for drugs that are coming from latin america to you, getting reliable data in terms of what is actually happening on the ground becomes

very difficult to just came from from, from a period. it can be so, and when you're asked those questions are when you're trying to get the data is really hard. which makes it more difficult, considering the fact that the united nations office with drugs and crime which the principal should be working on some of those matters, is where we're going to tell a base from each office. so we still have a process of ensuring the meta data available that allow us not only to get a better sense of what it's happening, but also using the data to feelings, public policy and international responses towards the problem tracks and crime in going to be so i mean, the region more largely if you'll be in the authorities, have a choose, a rebel group of committing a massacre with about $200.00 civilians reported killed in the rest of the region of romeo ah

citizens into your omeo regions. quillen. well, ag area have come under a massacre, we will pursue this terrorist group to the end and eradicate mm the government vessel for has not been able to win about that much of the population because 1st of all, of the high civil economic arrest in most part of the region before the election, there was high tension amongst most part of it appears. and because of the documentation in clinic related zones would dubey said they have not been an equitable distribution of resources in reference to hospitals, food and security, all of up. so dave, dave, access an opportunity for b rebels to capitalize upon the english intention. and with that, it would be hard for them to get control for one house to be done currently to,

to show peace raid is to get interested. delegation for both parties won't government and rebel groups for them to come to an equitable conclusion. the palestinian family has alleged that israeli troops brutally beat their son in the disputed west bank and he's since died of his injuries. we heard from relatives who told his harrowing story from a faith like all the palestinian people. my brother went to work. and when he passed through one of the corridors located in tell car the israeli occupation army shot the workers. then they beat my brother severely, which led to a severe heart attack, and as a consequence, he was transferred to hospital and then he died while he was trying to earn a living to support his family and children. it was a great shock to his family. he has 2 children and a wife and the match because if we found that the skin on his back turned blue, there were bruises on his shoulders, bruises on the front of his head, bruises on his feet. he suffered

a heart attack which led to his death. palestinian authorities have said they will hold the israeli government fully responsible for what they have condemned as a merciless killing. amend relative said, the israeli army has handed the body over to them. however, when r t contacted the israeli defense forces to get a comment on the situation, they said they did not know anything about the incident. the deceased man's wife told us what she believes happened in that way i got worried. then i kept on calling till 5 o'clock. he told me he was very tired and exhausted. then i asked him, what happened? he didn't answer. he didn't want me to get frightened, but i didn't believe him. after that, my father called him and alma told him that he hadn't been shot, but they heard him and beat him very badly. she does it for me. i'll be back in about 34 and a half minutes with another for fresh look to see with a search engine as

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