[000:00:00;00] a tooth imagine a cease fire as breach between israel in the islamic jihad group and gaza with rockets, fire just minutes after it went into effect with a slightly bent the tim and, and you quoted an r t correspond, it gets targeted and fired out by israeli military aspiring intensifies that the israel palestinian border you crane for a lot less shelling of the don. yes,

republic continues with 3 people killed and 14 injured change of narrative, a co founder of the rock band, pink floyd turns. the tables on cnn journalists during an interview, roger waters stressing that the u. s. government actually inside of the war new frame. why wouldn't the united states of america encourage cholenski the president to negotiate, obviating the need for this rift rendered small? i good morning for moscow to the world. welcome to the program. i'm purely, it's about with our teen or national top stories for this hour. a cease fire comes into effect and gaza with israel and the islamic, you had militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire however, was launch from the palestinian enclave. just after it came into effect.

good, unverified footage is said to show israel's defense system, intercepting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fired from gaza, approximately 8 minutes after the cease fire came into effect. meanwhile, guys, the residents are seen to celebrate the agreement hoping that brings an end to the israeli military operation, which according to dogs, as health ministry, lacorte for palestinian dead in friday as intensifiers continue from both sides. ah. amid the intensifying fire r t corresponded yahoo us thought the was targeted by the israeli army during her report from the palestinian territory of ramallah multiples of men as i shot

a slightly bent the tim i'm a new one that a yoga land. yeah. 5 of any one, i'm a bachelor with the f and i and under in the florida in a bit of florida, can i do got to go home with noah. a shot was fired at the corresponded as an r t camera men filmed israeli forces moving towards palestinian protesters on the border with israel. the crew dive for cover. unfortunately, nobody was hurt. we have asked is drove defense, forced to explain why r t was targeted. but are yet to receive a response as palestinian sift through the rubble of bon buildings that are gruesome reminders of the force of on thought. this footage was film during

a search and rescue operation at the sight of a residential house reportedly leveled by an israeli airstrike. palestinian officials say some 650 buildings have been damaged in garza in the past few days. here's what some of the locals have been caught in the crossfire had to say do so. without any warning. they targeted the air in the the kuwaiti hospital that will of course, it is a camp, crowded with children, women, and the elderly and such when they targeted house was 6. michelle's 6 houses we completely destroyed. the lock for the attack was very terrifying. we ran away in panic and fear among the children and women, a bush which should follow bulldozers could not go through. so they asked me to demolish my house so that they could enter to see from the inside. i agreed and allowed them to as people's lives are more important and saving is more valuable than my house. chavez, when did you got a journalist hand could diary reported on sunday from the hospital where the

injured are being treated. we are no one else ship a hospital and as you see, there are a lot of injured palestinians are coming and the palestinian and medics are now receiving the palestinians in j from the latest israel strikes. the medics are busy with the palestinians. and joe, the police are helping these palestinians, it's its speeds list to describe holly fields. some of them digs were surprised that the injuries are their relatives. other people were surprised that they know these people names are and everyone is here or some families are waiting for their beloved ones to leave the i see you centers, others have been part city, partially injured. a. we also noticed that there have been a couple of palestinians that have been amputated out, a girl who wish at least 5 years old had been amputated when she was

injured. wine is rainy strike when it was her uncle's wedding. israel says the strikes were a pre emptive to prevent an attack by the islamic jihad group and has said that it will resort to force as the cease fire is breached areas across southern israel. have been under the fire since friday, with many people running for shelter. in the cities of the us alone and so and on sunday be islamic t group also targeted jerusalem as mute of the cheese fire reached israel. hear some thoughts from those in the firing line. the fire is just a big bluff considering all that happens here was the rocky. if we didn't have the defense sister. thank god. we would have been a 2nd train. i really hope the fire will last long and that we are at least able to live a bit quietly. come or never gave anyone anything. good. so peter, something big. and i really want our kids and the people of israel to feel secure

in our country. professor of history and international relations that the lebanese university and bay route. well, joe mall, what came believes israel's actions against the militant group might find support from arab countries. main objective was who thought a good had slammy this lemmings you had because it's considered the most radical palestinian rule. it's the most dedicated to fighting is a, it was no political compromise whatsoever. many states and countries might be happy to direct a blow to the slimy, because they considered a group that is not under there, which are not under the rule. and they cannot factions, especially with regards to protecting interests, especially for the companies. the other companies that have the 3 is with israel.

all of us are interested in normalizing relations with russia, claims kids putting europe under nuclear threat by showing areas near nuclear power plant in ukraine south that's for the 2nd time in 2 days. here is footage from the area released by local authorities, which shows cluster munitions, launched by ukrainian rocket launchers littering an area near the active plant. a previous attack took place on friday, which sparked a fire at the facility and left some power lines linked to the plant down. russia has previously warned that are directed on the plants, reactors, could cause a disaster, worse than sure, noble. well, let's go live now to richard black, a former republican party senator for virginia. senator local officials are saying that the ukrainian rockets have fallen near the power plant for the 2nd time in 2 days. what do you make of these developments? no,

the interesting thing is that russian forces took over suffer zaya back in march. so they, the russian forces, hold that area and add what is happening. the russians do have some artillery units that are close to the, to the power plants, the ukrainians are launching an offensive. if we don't know how much it'll amount to, but it's an offensive against care sun. and in the process they want to take out. these are tillery batteries that are near the here the power plants know. we have the landscape. he's sort of always in an outrage about sampling. in the lightest thing is he, he is, i understand he's wyoming the russians for showing their own positions

at the power plants. these are, these are russian positions. the power plants are held under russia and control by russian army. and somehow, so when ski is trying to say that, i guess that the russians are showing themselves at the power plants. it's really quite bizarre. but it's part of the whole propaganda mix designed to confuse people . you know, really, people get very concerned when they have fighting surrounding these days, these nuclear power plants. this is the largest nuclear power plant in all of europe. and so to somehow damage one of these container vessels and release radiation would be quite a disaster for your grade. and for rochelle,

nobody wants that to happen. but the ukranian army, i'm convinced it has to be them far renew shells because russians are not going to fire shells at themselves. so it has to be the ukrainian to doing it. and i think they're being, they're taking a very grave risk when they do it. amnesty international has, has raised very deep concerns about the showing that's taking place. and i think it should not be taking place. i think i think your crane needs to order its forces to stop, shall i near the sufferers? i have a power plant and leave that off limits because we certainly don't need to have a weak likely, like we had years ago, a turnover. but i think i think this is, this is a matter for the ukrainians to control russians can't control when ukrainians fire shells at their,

at their batteries that are near the power plants. does that look like ukraine? military is aware of the dangers of a talking the, the power plant. i don't think they care. i think to them they're willing to take risks of enormous magnitude. for example, they work very closely with the united states central intelligence agency and launching the attack on the on the flagship moscow. which side to the flagship. and that was just an extraordinarily reckless insane provocation. and it just shows the lack of responsibility within the ukrainian government,

and i think it stems from from the landscape. i do not think the landscape is a responsible individual. i think he is very reckless. and i think at some point the ukrainian general staff is going to have to remove that bella from office because he's just making decisions that are irrational the i a is aware of the risk associated with the shelling of the plants. so why is it reluctant to take any concrete steps to prevent any catastrophe? right now there are such enormous force from the wes from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. this tremendous pressure from the western media. to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of dying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming

a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was nato. the started the war because they forced rushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative but to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack that ukraine was planning against the don bass. so we see a gradual shift in the political environment. and now you see more people beginning to slowly, cautiously speak out. and so, you know, this, this ukraine war never made any sense where slaughtering good,

decent ukrainian young man were slaughtering good, decent russian yet young man. and for what? so that the sons of very well connected politicians in the us, the u. k. some of these other countries can go out and cut deals for arms. now we don't know where those arms are going. the latest reports are saying that perhaps 70 percent of the arms are being diverted by, by all the guard and warlords in, in ukraine. and there are, are van farmed out to be sold on the black market. they're making it to the middle east. they're making a to organized crime elements. extremely dangerous things are happening. there's this whole war and ukraine has turned out to be so counterproductive for nato, for the united states, obviously, for ukraine and for russia, for the,

for the entire world. and the sooner that we can bring it to a close and recognize that, okay, this was a disaster, it was a war that never showed up. never should have been one ukrainian or one russian die. we should have talked it through resolve the issues recognize that russia has a vital national interest and that the russians president were they had their backs forced to the wall. now, when this happened, during the cuban missile crisis, the united states had its back to the wall and we were prepared to launch an attack against cuba. i actually, i was out snow counting as a young teenage boy result. and a very does what area. and i saw the,

the largest military convoy and my entire life. and it was headed down to south florida. they were going to board landing ships. they were going to invade cuba. the soviet union recognize, they said ok, this is a vital national interest of the united states. they're going to be willing to fight for it. we'll cut a deal. and what we did, soviet pulled a nuclear missiles from cuba. and in return, we pulled our nuclear muscles out of turkey. and piece piece was the result. so we didn't have people dying and massive numbers in cuba. we didn't make that analysis when, when they what, what happened? news is back in 2014 president obama launched a plan to overthrow the government of ukraine, the legitimately elected government of ukraine. and then he began pouring advance

missiles and rockets into ukraine and, and those were used to make the attack on the don bass. and that war has raged black when, sorry to interrupt, but you mentioned the shifting media narrative. and i think that's an important point. you said that the media has started to realize things right. in a recent amnesty international report focuses on the use of human shields, bike. yeah. and the findings of barked fury and western media and ukraine now has forest. and this, the ukraine chapter chief to quite why do you think the media shift? why do you think such a reaction? well, i, you know, it's kind of amazing. the ukrainian international has been able, or the amnesty international has been able to publish this. i think 3 months ago they never could have but what they've done is they have gone in and

they have actually had people on the ground examining these sites were artillery fire took place and they have concluded, amnesty international concluded that the ukrainians have systematically posted their artillery batteries near public schools and hospitals. and in doing that, they did not warn the the, the residents of these areas. they didn't say ok, you need to get out because of the war. and as a consequence, there were civilians there. and so do your cranium would fire artillery, and then the russians would immediately fire counter battery artillery, and some of those, some of those are tillery shells,

would get right next to to civilian areas. it was one report that kind of stood out my mind. there was a, a young woman in one of the towns and don bass. and there was a, a ukrainian military post right next to her house. and her son would sometimes go over a visit and she wanted her son to, to don't do that very dangerous. and one day he walk across the yard over to where the cranial troops were, and there was a counter battery fire. it exploded and she said it just tore him to shreds. and of course the mother is broken hearted. it never sure to happen. the ukrainians had no right to do this. and what they're doing is they're posting these artillery batteries where they know the russians are forced to fire back and it will cause

civilian casualties. then they turn around and they blame it on the russians. not the russians fault, steer craniums fault and they need to cut it out. and how long do you think the west is going to turn a blind? i did such a legit war crimes. bike. yeah. especially with the shifting narrative. ukrainian has, has committed some horrific war crimes well established for crimes. meanwhile, the mainstream media has blamed a lot of very vague things on the, on the russians. the principal crime that was at was painted on the russians. whereas the book of mass occurred, what they called i saw these now i was a very senior prosecutor for the u. s. army jag corps, i oversaw thousands of cases. i was responsible for military justice across the

world when we had the 7750000 troops. and i looked at this, this video from ukraine, and it immediately struck me as not believable because you had bodies that were space right along a public road. they had their hands behind their backs. i notice 1st of all that there are bands were white, they were not blue. now, the ukrainian sympathizers were blue armed bands, so none of the sympathizers were killed. it was only the ones who were russian sympathizers were killed. the other bang now there has recently been a very credible witness. he was a french military man to volunteer, to serve and to work as a volunteer with the ukranian army. so he was right in with the as off battalion,

and he, he stated on, on television with his, with his name, with his picture published. he said i was just amazed. he said, i went, went there. he said, i had very careful what i said because i needed to seem like i was sympathetic. but he said, would see a bunch of captives rushing captives captured by the ukrainians. and they were, they were yell at the troops and they say, where are your officers? and as soon as they identified where the officers were putting under their head and they killed, just executed them. these kinds of crimes are very well established. they've been going on, and it's quite clear that lensky is doing nothing to restrain the criminal conduct of some of the sports is. on the other hand, from everything that i can observe, the,

the russian command from president put on down has been very careful about about acting in a way that is consistent with the geneva conventions. treating people in a humane fashion. i do not see that happening on the russian or on the ukrainian side . the ukrainians have have been very, very brutal. we had, we had a report from someone who ran a hospital and he said that he gave strict instructions to his doctors. that whenever there was a wounded russian soldier in, there were 2 immediately castrated. now there's a heretic war crime. it was never denied by by ukraine never denied buys the landscape, but they basically sort of kicked it off. they said,

well, we'll take a look into it. there are been similar things. there was a 7 minute video where there were members of one of these, one of these very right wing battalions. and they were, they were just shooting russian p o w. as they came in to the p o w collection point, they were putting plastic bags over their head so that they couldn't breathe. and they had their, their hands tied behind their back so that they couldn't, they couldn't remove the, the bags and be able to breathe there. and then the radio and, and there are 3 on injured russian, p o w, some stuff off of a ban. and immediately, without the slightest hesitation, the ukrainian shot with high powered rifles in the legs,

they both collapsed and fell. the 3rd man fell on his knees and beg, now to be shot and they shot him right away. this is a war crime that was not contested. and then you compare that to boca where the body should book and never showed up until 4 days after the ukrainian army had moved in. they never gave any explanation why. if the russians were, for some reason, going to execute a bunch of people. why did they wait 6 weeks to do it? why didn't they take them out in the woods where they could find the evidence? no, it was all state. and that's what they, what the french observer testified to. red shirt, black, former republican virginia sen. thank you very much for that. thank you for having

our 3 civilians are killed in the don. yes. people's republic on sunday and 14 more injured as ukraine continued shelling residential areas, according to local authorities. here some footage showing warehouses in the north of the republics capital city ablaze. that's after ukrainian troops fired more than $400.00 shelves on sunday alone, according to don. yes, the officials, a russian forensic team is to help the little gone. republic investigate the shelling of a civilian building in the city of al chevy. local officials say be attacked by ukraine, left, one person dead in 19 injured, including 5 children among them a 10 year old girl who the head of the cities hospital says remains in severe condition. officials say 13 apartment buildings were damaged in the shelling along with a full and 3 kindergartens. people on the ground describe what happened when the shelling started. blow moment her sto sneak on. there was an explosion. i looked at my mother. she was lying face down in the kitchen. i went into my grandson's room

and find a father, and then men came to extinguish it. they led everybody outside. when little one used this miracle, there was neither accommodation for soldiers, nor munitions depots or controlling points. absolutely nothing, which is, is the quote brookwood oral. there was an explosion. i went to the rooms and it was all in smoke. actually, i grabbed my belongings in a hurry, documents, passport, screw my cat, and fled my home. a little cool school. meanwhile, and the u. s, media coverage of the situation in ukraine continues to shifts with co founder of rock band, pink floyd, roger waters, the latest to question, the west of the anti russian narrative. turning the tables on his cnn host in an interview, the conversation got pretty heated, one waters accused the u. s. government of inciting the war. why wasn't the united states for america? i encourage sir lensky, the president, to negotiate,

obviating the need for this. i really think her render swore, but your that is killing your boy home and we don't know how many you, but you're claiming the body that got invaded. come on, you've got it reversed la. well, that's it. you know, any war when did it start? what you need to do is look at the history. it's basically this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian board, which they promised they wouldn't do when gorbachev negotiated. the withdrawal of the usa saw from the whole livingston, europe. when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators? you of all people, when you have your role is liberated, lord your, to me. well, those were the hours most pressing stories and for more valuable content. check us out on rumble, and r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on instagram, facebook and twitter for the latest news updates. thank you for watching. see you

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