a joe biden imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's a boomerang, huh? in the stories that shape this week, at least 4 children were killed in ukraine. you know, it's hillary attacks on the internet to a public civilian casualties. ment, grieving family struggles to do the pain a fellow a. 7 on the campaign trail, former japanese prime minister, and so all of a died after being shot by and load gunman and the party's over boys johnson. he says he's stepping down is british prime minister. that's off the he failed to

impress fellow conservatives on the home front, despite drumming up military support, the ukraine. our country is facing immense challenges. i firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth with bringing you all the global news stories from the week that matters. this is all see international. thanks for joining us. i'm charlotte eager. well 1st we'll start with the latest in the ukraine conflict to i. key ab says at least 15 people have died off to russia, fired rockets at a residential building in the next town that still under ukrainian control. 30 people were reportedly trapped under the daybreak in the turn to soviet that's according to ukrainian media. 2 entrances to the building are also reported to have been destroyed. meanwhile, russia's defense ministry has said that it targeted military objects,

interests of yar strikes, reportedly hitting a hanger containing us weapons and around 30 ukrainian soldiers. russia says the troops have been shelling residential areas of don ask. now, meanwhile, ukrainian shelley continues on the capital city. all the de nets, people's republic, according to local authorities, caps, forces have been using nato type heavy artillery to attack 6 residential areas in at city. at least 3 people are reportedly injured. massive shelling started on saturday when at least 3 civilians were killed and 12 others injured. and early this week, several children died, falling shelling of residential areas in the deluxe republic by the ukrainian military, with one of the victims, a 10 year old girl lay to rest on thursday. i came off the camps onslaught in the capital city. tonight's a warning you may find the following images distressing pop i

. 7 the pictures that you're seeing now show the aftermath of the attack with written tips, trying to come to terms with that loss. a large crater was left behind by the shells impact, as you can see here. nearby windows roll, so shattered the girls mother and grandfather described what happened when you lose group enrollment with angela with no, no, no, i'm with now another attack on wednesday left 3 children dead in the nearby city of mac, a. yes. local officials accused ukrainian military of deliberately shelling

civilian neighborhoods, 2 of the deceased who just 7 years old. a 3rd was a teenager. again, you may find the following images distressing. in this video, you can see the playground where the 27 year olds were playing when heavy artillery runs landed officials in the next republic say the shelling was one of multiple attacks from ukraine. utilizing rocket launches and need to issue artillery. we've heard from an eye witness she that shelling, as you can imagine, emotions are running pretty high with you for that much reputed. immediately when i heard the re closure, i went to hide under my bed with them or with 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 which goes 50. the girl was sitting up. she was still alive and

not much. sure, doug. doug, which dealership might, was grasping at the boy. pretty buick dock. when i got out on the street, it was good with the girl was lying there too much. the ukrainian military shelling of the dentist republic has intensified in recent months. according to local authorities, it's been reported that over $230.00 people, including at least 16 children have been killed in the attack since february. the capital city donnette has borne the brunt of the onslaught after being shalt relentlessly for around a month. meanwhile, in the neighboring against republic, which is now completely under the control of russian lead forces, ortiz, senior correspondent, murat garcia, has found an abundance, apparently of abandoned us, supplied weapons left behind by ukrainian troops. as they fled the front lines of

the battle fully, she chanced, the sight of earth from endless 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 this? 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 for care of. he is one of the shells that was scattered in these 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 and, and struck. we've fired 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 mala we'll find. m. 549, a one rocket propelled shells for the m 777. how it's a supplied by the united states with a lot of pomp to the ukranian military, that these are improved and more expensive versions. they fly even farther over here. he's evidently the artillery sideway where ukrainian troops, station, they 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 thickets. evie also a huge amount of power the charges in these containers. these are full, full, again, vast awesome left behind by ukrainian troops as they were treated rule this flown in from the united states to supply the ukrainian military here between lisa chance quick ukrainian tubes fled from and the city of city of risk. we found

a network of trenches and fortifications which were also abandoned is another dugout part of the, the trenches and dug out. doughty is farms the areas over there was another one. we won't go down as a high chance, it's highly likely that at least than what we've dug out there are surprises. mines 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 a glad to see the backs of ukrainian soldiers than if they were positioned all over there. they kept firing, the windows in my house were shaking, and of course there was returned fire. yes, it's in the father away. but he would have had to approach them 1st. was a dangerous we didn't want to get involved with this one. 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 with morale among them. he's far from what it was more i'd gas v of or t from the look guns, people's republic for my japanese prime minister sion. so up a died in hospital this week shortly after being short by a close range by a lone gunman during a campaign event. of 41 year old suspect was arrested at the scene and is now under investigation. oh, the attack took place on friday in the japanese city of nora. people at the scene attempted to revive a before the paramedics arrived home of premier. it was then i left the hospital but said to have had no vital signs on arrival. despite that the dog destroyed this

several hours to save his life, but say he bled to death from 3 deep wounds, including 2 in his neck notion. so abe's 9 year, as prime minister made him the longest serving prime in japan's history. he resigned in 2020 citing health issues. though, despite that he remained influential in the ruling liberal democratic party for which he was actually out promoting candidates ahead of parliamentary elections. this weekend, former british diplomat, william melanson, says japanese society has been facing a deepening polarization. it was not sufficiently naturalistic. there are 2 kinds, at least 2 kinds of japanese nationalists, the kind that want the americans in there too. we wouldn't like it are prepared to accept american nuclear weapons there to flex their own muscles against their traditional enemies, russia and china, on the one hand. but on the other hand,

you have to remember you have the more extreme, somewhat i tradition where you must get all foreigners out and make it powerful. japan won't, will be worrying people. now, in this highly complex situation in the whole world, is, is japanese society, political society, going to become polarized into the more left wing of him, nuclear anti american, anti nato lobby on the one hand. and on the other hand, those of the more modern tradition, like, for example, you have at the moment, japan, if you like, as the west of the east, you have societal tensions building up the defense spending has gone up. the possibility is that they will be hosting nuclear weapons. so these are enormous questions and i think to speculate now and say the japanese society is going to

become more naturalistic, is dangerous, but it could happen, ah, now of course, in the u. k, the party's over for boris johnson, who's a nancy stepping down off to 3 years. this prime minister, his premier shape, has been marked by a series of scandals. all of which raised questions about his leadership. johnson agreed to quit off the extreme pressure came from fellow conservatives with several of his ministers resigning earlier this week. now, most recently, the outgoing prime minister found himself engulfed in controversy over alleged harassment by a government deputy chief whip. now, it was initially denied that the p. m. was aware of these allegations when he to pointed his ally to the roll. however, it later emerged, johnson had actually been fully in the know this week scandal was just the latest involving the u. k. government johnson's premier ship had been called into question previously over the infamous party, gay to fire,

in which he and his wife are fine by the police for hosting an unlawful social gathering at number 10 during a code it locked down. now, while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted the mass resignation of government officials, rising inflation and worsting economy have also been described as major factors in bringing johnson down the country's treasury chief was one of the 1st government officials to resign this week on his way out, which she soon acc, highlighted key disagreements with johnston's policies. our country is facing immense challenges by firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth or people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that whilst there's a path to a better future, it is not an easy one in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy next week. it has become clear to me that our approaches are fundamentally to different. while some

u. k. politicians have welcomed the end of johnson's reign. western officials on are speculating as to what impact this could have on the conflict over ukraine. london has, of course, being one of keeps key allies so far, and is all to contribute to rachel. most reports with problems mounting across the west. the finger of blame for perhaps all there was continues to be pointed at the kremlin. well, it's by, by boris johnson and in the wake of the british prime minister's resignation this week, over domestic scandals. some folks seemed less concerned about what it means for britain and more worried about the impact of johnson's resignation on ukraine. maybe because in his resignation speech, johnson returned to the topic, or let me say no to the people of ukraine that i know that we in the u. k. will continue to black, your fight for freedom, for as long as it takes johnson then had a phone call with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski,

who reportedly called johnson's support, special. bloomberg called johnson's resignation, a good day for vladimir putin, even though it was. well, let's face it, his own government that seemed more relieved than any one else. that he was being shoved out the door of 10 down extreme. but they're not alone in their concern about the impact on the conflict in ukraine of domestic setbacks that are hitting the current crop of anti russian western leaders. and b. c news called french president, a mentor and mack holes loss of an absolute majority in parliament. and the surge of mounting depends populist right national rally party into being the single largest opposition party. an outcome that may not be welcomed in washington as the west navigates russia's war and ukraine and its effects. joe biden and canadian

prime minister justin trudeau are both suffering from higher levels of disapproval than approval as a result of their own domestic political failures. political points out the western leaders treated the latest g 7 summit as a refuge from their generally dismal approval ratings. back home with their own houses in such a mess. poland prime minister is concerned about growing western indifference to the ukraine conflict. western communities must understand that this war is also about their security. i'm afraid that the coming months will bring more indifference and this is extremely dangerous. unfortunately, putin is also counting on it. sorry, but western leaders just can't keep allowing their domestic responsibilities and growing in popularity among their own populations to take a back seat. while the focus all their energies on sticking it to russian,

president fly reproving. meanwhile, the cost of the conflict itself in ukraine for these leaders is continuing to grow . self imposed anti russian sanctions on you, european nation energy supplies are now sparking talk in germany. for example, a force heat, water, and light rationing. it's not fly recruiting who made boars. johnson resigned or cries, biden trudeau and mac haul's popularity to tank. it's their own shenanigans and misplaced priorities in the eyes of their own citizens. and the longer the conflict in ukraine persists, the more at risk, also being seen as yet another one in africa. now we're a therapies struggling with fuel shortages and rapidly escalating prices that been huge line spot to that local gas stations across the week. some of the driver saying that they waited for analyst just to tough up the price of diesel increased

by 38 percent off to authorities cut government fuel subsidies. previously, ethiopia, consumers had only had to pay a quarter of the regular global rates for the fuel costs of things sky rocketing around the world as transport disruptions and punitive sanctions that impacted p supply chains is what some locals in ethiopia are saying about their government handling of the crisis a sunroof? yes, i think it was a hasty decisions. it has not taken poor people into consideration when transport providers increase prices, the merchant and turn increase the price of their goods. therefore we are, the ones affected martha lu. i go, i haven't been as careful at least 45 minutes. i think the fuel crisis is a global problem and i think it is related to the lack of stability globally. we all understand there is supply chain disruption that most of the global oil was due to a lack of cases. and i, because i don't think it's fair to whine. the government while there was a lack of supply. like, you know, i have learned that russia and ukraine contribute

a lot to the world. and obviously that is why the cost of living and fuel prices have increased heavily due to the conflict between these $2.00 countries. in an unprecedented way. the world will greatly benefit if there is peace between these 2 countries, not all in nothing, in that i elsewhere on the continent. there of course, are nationwide protests in south africa with fuel prices that searching to rec or ties. as ortiz, paula, a slayer explains, new height comes while many locals are already struggling to make ends meet. the price of fuel has gone up again in south africa, climbing committee, 50 percent in the last year alone. just this week it broke new records with many people choosing to work from home, while truck drivers blocked main roads in protest and planned more strikes, motorists are getting increasingly more fed up with the constant hikes and blamed the government for not regulating fuel prices. and that's putting more pressure on the economy. everything is expensive. we suffered,

those are closed things close. we not home to live. and i could have proven to all of us come in seen chris at his car when the empty tray takes almost 100-1000 so that 1000 so city they had flies when they more our president. he have to act because this is somebody who with her in need to speak to the dead people. maybe they can make sample, they can reduce the petra, it's really hurting my pocket a lot. because i mean, i think from when i started driving 7 years ago, the, the price of petrol is doubled. and putting in 200 ran just for a day of hardly driving anyways. it's got horrible. this is a lot of rates and taxes, but i think it's a bit overkill at the moment. i think that they can be a better solution that the government says it's hands are tied because south africa depends on international markets for its fuel supplies. with between 70 and 80

percent of local fuel coming from foreign import. since february, when russia and ukraine went to war, international oil prices have risen dramatically. russia is the world's 3rd largest producer of crude oil. the waste economic sanctions on moscow have lived poor african countries literally having to pay the price south africa. the neighbors, along with other african countries, have subsequently been rocked by protests as a crisis in africa have been ignored. the crisis in the style region, for example, the risk of starvation. in fact, i've said in many parts of the continent, in fact, a report was released earlier this year. that said that can of the most significant cry for foods in the world actually occurring in the africa and the a norm. and this is something that is very, very harmful to africa because the global community has taken his eyes off spaces where autocrat and honda is really rec,

can have all on the continent for the high. so expect, next month when the portfolio government says it in a temporary fuel subsidy program because it to no longer afforded the result is a cash strapped consumers being pushed to crisis point, many of whom already cannot afford the more than 50 percent increase in food products and they're threatening to take to the the lack of a solution now leaves both the country and the region closer to crisis point policy r r t. nels freight now twitter says it's going to take a lot musk to court. that's after the world's richest man pulled out of a deal to buy the company accusing twitter of failing he to accurately report on its numbers of fake accounts. earlier a lawyer representing the billionaire said the social network had breached multiple provisions. sometimes twitter has ignored mister masks requests,

sometimes it has rejected them for reasons that appear to be unjustified. and sometimes it has claimed to comply while giving mister musk, incomplete, or unusable information. in may musk said that the deal to buy the platform had been put on hold, as he urged twitter to prove its previous assertion that fewer than 5 percent of its user accounts were fake. musk says the actual figure may be much higher. now twitter previously faced multiple calls to disclose the number of fake accounts . a few years ago, reports emerged that a senior employer at the company was also similar tenure, c, serving in the british government military warfare information department. he was allegedly tasked with using social media to promote u. k. government interests to get a better understanding of why musk cooled off of twitter deal. we've been hearing more from journalists in columbus. ne boucher mulch. a seem like this is an attempt

to at the art of the deal and having having him re negotiate a better price. because twitter stocks have actually crashed in his announcement that he would be taking over. there's definitely something there at twitter has sort of more into this narrative shaping weapon and for a government or coalition of governments that essentially live in this manufactured, const consent law land it's, it's the perfect way to shape this fake reality. and it stands to reason that they would be putting the premium on twitter to do so, which is why they've been so upset when musk said he intended to buy it. they don't actually want must controlling the company. but they don't have much choice in terms of finances because they're in really top shape their, their stocks are going down their, their revenue is dropping. essentially, people are getting tired of twitter because their intestine centers are the only thing that seems to matter in the eyes. of twitter sensors is who does it to whom

only when to designated enemies of the west that are getting singled out. whereas western governments, by and large get away with that's all from us. don't forget to head over to r t dot com, where you can find out more information about the stories we've been bringing. and of course, much, much more with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and talk a

minute to charlotte for school, for your for the one that was from give me a question. a with

ah subarus is one of the most beautiful cities and rushes found the reast. ah, it sits on the river that runs on the russia, china buena and was for many years the far eastern capital. ah, there is no shortage of historical sites here. the officers club is one of them. this is where in december 1949, 12 members of japan's quinton army stood trial. what was the only time walk criminals have ever been tried for creating a biological weapon and testing it on mm

well no. one must send them a little more serious than what they should up more now going to go lesser david a sudden you don't know what else and go but nasal took dinner and you did the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit 731, he and his colleagues killed thousands of victims, well developing biological weapons. he's the guy who had been a unit 731 soldier when he was young, man, and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length,

and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor era, he took who had a degree in the rain biology, believed that biological weapons would help japan conquer the world. as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter. also, he saw it as his calling in the 1930s, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh so so june gets the shoot. you knew how medical on the equal.