the new domain names you give me the russia is foreign ministry said key wilbur, full responsibility if it's found to be behind the killing of the daughter of russian philosopher alexander moscow. say that proven a what am i to think terrorism? fillings were picked up by western media which chooses to focus on mr. dukes himself, portraying him as the driving force behind russian foreign policy. also in the headlines that shapes this week and 10 fighting continues in, don't mess with russian undone yet. republic, troops pushing further west from the city of

r t. visits captured positions. a new report claims un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo rates. young women use local for years. i mean, i lost my daughter who died while she was pregnant and one soldier matter pregnant and i have no place to claim my right around the deal. they have not purchased anything. they just rape our sisters. now mothers, they must leave the with the big stories all that we can right up to the moment developments as well. this is a weekly, an rti hello and welcome. i'm, you know, the a car bombing in the moscow region house killed the daughter of influential russian political philosopher, alexander, duke and unconfirmed reports mister duke and initially planned to leave the festival in the same vehicle as his daughter,

dorian authorities say that killing was planned, although the investigation is ongoing, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman has already said however, if key abs involvement is confirmed, it will amount to state terrorism. if ukrainian involvement is confirmed, then it is state terrorism carried out by the kiev regime. there have been plenty of facts accumulated over the years from political calls for violence to participation of ukrainian leadership and state services in crimes. the ukrainian government has denied any involvement. well, here the latest pictures we have from the crime scene around 20 kilometers away from moscow. an investigation has reveal the bomb was placed on the under side of the car. ortiz peter scott, can tell us more. authorities have now confirmed that it was 30 year old darya do. geena, who was the victim in this instant were currently about 20 kilometers outside of

moscow now. and you could see behind me the scene of the incidents where it's half, 9 on saturday nights, moscow time, what is thought to be an improvised explosive device ripped through and su vickery, indiadukes dinner and tore it apart and threw it from one side of the road so the other now you can see just behind me, investigators and forensic investigator sifting through the debris, carefully and just to my left here you can see 3, the remains of that vehicle. now alexander 2, again, the philosopher is a widely known philosopher here. he's known for his political and ideological work, is also known in the west phase unseat western rhetoric. and he was seen at the scene very shortly after visibly understandably distressed. now reports to suggest that dugeon himself and his daughter, they wrote the attending a festival nearby and he was giving a talk on tradition and history. his daughter was

a guest at this events. and reportedly dugeon was initially intending to leave the event in the same car as his daughter, but reportedly the last minutes he decided to take a different vehicle. it won't be surprised if investigate says we're investigating this as sort of an a targeted attack. now that's definitely something that one of doris friends, beliefs have happened, triggers or the were obviously it was an attack and alexander dugan for a long time the collective west has considered him as prudence, main, ideologists. and so he's presented that way in the western press. therefore, i think that he was supposed to become a sacred sacrifice. this can be compared to slap in a glove in the facing. here is your main i the oldest, and that's what we did to him in your own cat little. this is an audacious attempt to show to the whole world what they are ready to do. now doria herself, she followed somewhat in her father's footsteps. she, it was

a political commentator, and very frequently appeared on russian television. now she's a co author of a book called kinney gazette or book said in english, which is due to be released this autumn. she's also been to the dumbass on a spoke out in favor of russia's military operation. there. she found herself on the u. k. sanctioned list back in july, i am honored to be in the same boat as my father. the fact that we are on the sanctions from the united states, canada, australia, and the united kingdom is a symbol that we the dawkins are on the path of truth in the fight against globalism. for 8 years in ukraine, or so forbear was cultivated by various programs. and history was written after the physical massacre of russians in those 8, terrible years for don bus with daily shelling. the philosopher alexander, duke and his daughter are on the nearest for yachts websites. now this is a ukrainian website that blacklists and enemies of the ukrainian states. now we

can see some of alexander on russian tv. what we can buy really what we look at, people are biding burrell. soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the musto region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play or western media has been reacting to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlines. the focus is also more on the russian president, with many outlets describing alexander doogan as a driving force behind russian foreign policy. when our t's rachel blevins joined me, not in the studio. hi, rachel? yeah. tragic day for the doogan family in terms of reaction to dory of death, which is now increasingly lucky like an assassination. what's being said in western

media outlets? yeah, it's been interesting because you see in all of the major mainstream media article is coming out of the west when they talk about her dad, they can't help but to also talk about her father and to describe him with some very colorful language. you've got someone like cnn who referred to him as spiritual guide, and then the u. s. government funded radio free europe referred to him as whose brain and they seem to be getting very creative with that language instead of focusing on really the tragedy that was her dad and also the questions that still surround it and how it was carried out. and we see that wine also happening on social media across twitter. there have been a number of very hateful messages posted with people saying that they aren't concerned about the investigation that they're already justifying it, simply because they don't agree with her or her father's political views. so why then, is there such interest in the russian philosopher, alexander, duke,

and what sparks such a negative reaction to him? how well they're going to has really been seen as a controversial figure in the west for years now? he's been the subject of a number of sanctions campaigns from the u. s. specifically. and it's interesting because a lot of that stems from his criticism of the west, his criticism, a really this unipolar world, in which the u. s. is entirely in charge and in which it can influence other countries, such as ukraine and, you know, he's called for russia to, to play a bigger role on the world stage. and he's also been very critical of the targeting of russian speaking people. now as a result of all of that, of course, anytime that those media outlets get to talk about him, they are very quick to be critical because the us government has been critical of him and his work and the ideas that he's put forth. now it's also notable that here, when it comes to daria and the work that she was doing, she'd take a number of trips to the don bass. there are also some reporting that she was

leading an investigation into bowling cat, which is of course, that notorious group that has received nato funding. and notably, the founder of belling cat was want to be taught voices on twitter was being very critical and even posting some offensive remarks in relation to daria is death. careful thanks for bring this through balance r t racial blevins will delve into some of those points that rachel was bringing up . always get to welcome on to the program or throw on war correspondent, thomas shrew per hi. thomas. hello doria, duke and i had been, and i've spoken support her of russia's offensive in ukraine. do you think she and her father alexandra, where the target of an assassination plot? well, i think 1st of all was her father. it was his car. and we had to remember the april, the attempt to blow up the car of the russian journalist line. yes. hello. yes.

which was then prevented by the russian as you could service. so it was exactly exactly the same plan which happened right now, blowing up the car of well, political or journalistic person in russia. i think, well they wanted to transfer father and accidentally was the daughter. i know i knew personally, by the way, and i know that often he gave the car, for example, when they went on the long trip to the city that's got it. it just really is hernandez. isn't that you mentioned there. you knew daria percy can you give us a sense of her maybe on a personal level and what else? maybe what she achieved in her career in her all too brief life as well. while she was enforced, which customer to be from the press to manage on a conference and we need to do and very long discussion because she was what she's

only 29 by 30 and she is very experienced and has a very bright knowledge of intellectual politics. and it was really interesting, we met whenever i was a most, she came to petersburg and what we wanted to drink coffee for half an hour were sitting like 3 hours. interesting, intelligent person and a very oppress which always was ready to help over the smiling face. i don't see the people people because now she isn't but not anymore. but i said, because it was like this friends with me know how impressed i was after the meetings with her because on your for knowledge are correct as to what's a great, great, great, good. another point on this thomas, the notorious ukrainian, blocked listing side mirror to vet says, label both doria and her father as enemies of kiev. though the advisor to the ukrainian presidency is key, wasn't involved in the killing. what do you make of his statement? could this have been the work of ukraine forces on russian territory as it stands?

i'm quite sure. as i told you, there was an attempt to blow up the car off another russian journalist and improve which was organized by the s b u by the ukranian, especially for us. so for me there is no doubt. yeah, we don't have any doubt and we cannot expect the key of open the we'll say, hey, we killed a journalist. there always was. if you feel operational creek, you see the mirror trumpet website, by the way, a lot of them. and you see the lensky 7 incorrect before they're trying to run, trying to kill the rest of this when you ultimately set that rational, so called pro, again, this in the best case will end up in prison. so it's open, of course, after which they will not say hey, we work, but they are doing it and they say, yeah, chilling france. no. looks as if it's been made, made lives in terms of the ukrainian medias, response,

thomas to the news. what you make about that the further afield in the west, how, what's been written, what's been read today? well, 1st of all, i saw the, the ukrainian channel expressive tv, which was founded to support my dime, the money from the u. s. and the netherlands embassy and, and from source they made video was, was titled, due on the shock and gets, gets good. so another ukrainian side said she was liquidated. so this is the what i see from ukraine when a few german media, which i have looked now they all talking about profit propagandists and so on. you know, the thing, if they don't want to tell the people in the west, the ukraine is killing journalists. so they call them proper and it's, it's very simple for the western media. if you are pro nature pro us, your job is to, to criticize made to and us, you are appropriate them just so this is just the framing and this is a real fine,

like, like from big picture from propaganda. call one of the same thing and different names, even on the, on the political way of thinking and mrs. jeff framing just some more points or have you thomas with it. it's obviously something that cut deep today. this news though, the head of the done. yes. people for public has said the bombing was a, well, it was a terrorist act on russian territory in terms of terrorism. do you consider a thought on what reaction to you foresee? no. oh, i think it is like man, and we see all this stuff happened intro mia and a region of separation and get us on well the as the us quite proud on doing separate hatch and bombings. and they're doing the same and rush away actually. and they, so for me it's openly and may be perceived as additional information was i don't have but i don't know other people could have done it. ok,

well thanks for coming in the pro and sharing your use with somebody who knew doria directly as well. thomas, we really appreciate that. thanks for your time. stay, thomas rooper or thir on war. correspondent i ukrainian business is attempting to raise money by offering to print, personalize slogans on military ordinance being fired a russian forces. let's go through this. this sign, my rocket fundraising platform has enabled clients around the world to pay for inscriptions to be placed on miss styles and bombs. in return. they reportedly received photo was all those munitions and action a co founder now of the business phase. the majority of the clients are from the us . the platform claims to be raising money for ukraine's war effort. yet it's not sanctioned by cubes. military le platform has gone viral since it was featured in the washington post a little. the issue was raised, of course,

many questions about the promotion of hate, speech and violence. the tradition of resistance is strong, said euros. love read sack a ukrainian historian. she said, humor and obscenities have long typified ukraine's response to, for an occupation. there are so many places that you can send your money that will directly alleviate human suffering and this war that are in this so many ways you can help that don't glorify and cheapened the constant tragedy of war. yeah, it's pretty weird to see people rejoicing as they see strangers being blown up 3000 miles away in a city they can't pronounce what conservative talk radio. who steve, gil, believe such platforms only promote hatred and should be condemned by all parties. and i don't think it's funny, particularly when you have civilians who are paying to have these inscriptions put on these deadly weapons when there's a history and warfare of combatants putting inscriptions or messages on,

on bombs or missiles. but you know, they're firing at each other and they are at risk to have somebody who's thousands and thousands of miles away safely as guys in their home. participating on this is, you know, quite frankly, i think sick, this is not some game. these are deadly weapons. and the ukrainian weapons are not particularly precise, though, when they go awry and get some family in the nation. when they killed children, it began to seem funny to the people that were inscribing anniversary messages on these weapons. it is not funny, it is sick and fright be, it's disgusting. i think the coverage of the washington post definitely promote to do something that you know, people may want to go online and participate in. rather than condemning it for kind of the sick humor that it, that it represents. this is serious business and, and frankly, the american government and ukrainian government should condemn it all the backdrop to all that is not intense. fighting continues on the front lines in dawn bus with russian lead forces edging towards major ukrainian strongholds in the region.

russian done yet. republic troops are pushing further west from the city of than yet taking over positions which earlier were used by ukrainian fighters to reportedly launch attacks on residential areas in the region. don bos forces are attempting to encircle these to be of arch square. here, forces are concentrated. that's as a number of strategic points have come under russian control on the outskirts of diversity. earlier the rtc or shit, dela visited captured positions were done yet for public soldiers. i've been battling the ukrainian neo nazi battalion cracking a warning. his report contains disturbing images. cameras are a rare auditor here. commanding officers are dazzled by our unannounced visit, but seized the chance to parade the evolution of their advance. this may be about 1500 meters towards the ukrainian positions. from where we are right now,

i'm talking about the town of save, ask, this is the main hot sport on this direction. basically the russian forces and the forces of the weakest people's republic. they are advancing on a very wide section of the front. so this is the northernmost wind of this advance. and basically what they're trying to do is they're trying to, well, in circle severson on this ration from the north, ukraine's nationalist battalions like kracken for instance. they're ukranian, nazis very much like to that of, as of they are the ones who are holding off. they're the ones who are basically defending their the frontline defenses of the town of servers. the kracken proudly brands itself as an elite unit, but outside their promo videos. the battalions reputation is overshadowed by

atrocities and lawlessness. its members and global notoriety when they were caught on video torturing russian prisoners of war. also in part, the unit has been formed of current convicts who will move from theirselves to the frontline via president zalinski zada. and this video, a russian grown tracks, one of the kracken fighters to his companies trenches. from that point, the artillery takes over rounds from artillery. doors were back and forth routinely here to ukrainian tanks. fleet from the shelling as to bright orange spots to the right suggest to moore didn't make it. no one wanted to fight, submitted reports to refuse service, but they just burned them. we had poor training, we were only taught to move by 2 or 3 people, assemble and disassemble our guns and shoot. we were not taught to advance at all. we were absolutely not ready for this. when we were shelled, we were told to retreat. something exploded behind me and wounded me. they left me

under a tree and abandoned me. i waited until morning than realized that they would not come and get me. so i began to crawl through the forest. i crawled for 2 days until the russian soldiers found me as we explore the captured town, 2 soldiers accompanying us notice a suspicious item, and in their words, it's better safe than sorry. it will leave as command as our dishing out new orders. the offensive goes on august, dawn of reporting from the don bass r t food traded for 6 young women raped on children abandoned. a newly released report has implicated un peacekeepers in years of abuse in the democratic republic of the congo, largely targeting civilians living in destitute conditions. me. i lost my daughter

who died while she was pregnant, and one soldier met her pregnancy and i have no place to claim my rights mask the government to expound this un mission from our country. but in my heart there was a wound. and if i saw his peacekeepers would stone them, my daughter went to them to ask for a job on finding a job was difficult. so she started cooking for them. after a few days later she was rape. my daughter is desperate. she now has psychological problem. we are not going to be discouraged. we will continue to ask for the departure of the un mission because we know that it has no business here since they arrived in the day or say they have not produced anything. they just rape our sisters. now mothers, they must leave you while the report is based on 2500 interviews, many with girls and women who claim to have been raped by un peacekeepers with children conceived as a result or to correspond, carrasco, the topler takes up the story. shocking levels of poverty displacement,

brutal attacks by groups and fighting the democratic republic of congo is one of the world's poorest. and most one on countries in the world, however, transferred to an already bleeding wound. a recent report claimed the united nations peacekeepers, which have been in the african country for 20 years, have raved young women traded food for sex, father and abandoned thousands of children in the b. c. allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse among un peacekeeping missions. and nothing you had no systematic research on paternity linked to a new school. that's the un mission in the sea has apparently been carried out until now. researchers interviewed one girl who alleges she was traffic by her family and impregnated by soldiers when she was only 10 years old. she's now 16,

and this is her recollection of what happened and was very young. just 10 years old . i realized later on that i was sold out and my aunt, the man with brain beer in the pop to share with me. the research also says the youngest girl that they interviewed, that was impregnated by un peacekeepers was just 10 years old. and then one in every 2 mothers, well under the age of 18 when being conceived according to the report, many children were left abandoned and his father, my father left my mother while she was pregnant. she gave birth after he was already gone. people disturb and hurt me so much. they say they will chase me because i'm a foreigner, i'm suffering they, when they the ways of allegations contains over 400 reported incidence of p. keep a father, babies says 2007. the report is based on almost 3000 interviews with members

of the con, release community, an employee, thank you and personnel from 12 country. although the report points out the length of prosecution for these offences by peacekeepers due to their immunity, the un says that its strongly condemns the behavior of those who violate and undermine the venues of the organization. by abusing and exploiting those who are looking to the un for protection. but the number of the victims of this renders abuse can be hard to come. there are potentially thousands of children left behind by piece campus in a democratic republic of congo. part of the problem is that some of those deployed seemed to be treat in these missions as an opportunity for sex, tourism, and sexual crimes that done likely to commit in their home countries. this all came to light after a number of violent protests against un peacekeeping. forces in the eastern b, a. c, i made calls for the us to withdraw from the area 15 people have been killed in

t. u and protest in the last week imitates the due. and chief antonio goods, harris said, could constitute a wall crime. the government has been trying to get the mission to leave for 2010 and the u. n. has been in the process of drawing down the operations since 2020 protest. meanwhile, fading one of the you in to leave because it failed to protect civilians. there is a kind of destruction with their un peacekeepers who are enjoying life. they are partying almost every day going to bars and meeting with prostitutes. and that's the issue here in the r c. so that's why there's several peacekeepers have forgotten. they are real mission, is to promote peace, not to have marquee, and abandoned them in the r c. that's not one of the mission that can and if the u . n, can be very strict. and also d simply,

it's troops because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end can know the story to bring you flooding in the eastern part of afghanistan this weekend has left at least 9 people did. they particularly heavy rainy season house calls widespread damage to infrastructure. it's putting additional strain on the country still trying to pick up the pieces following the chaotic us, which. busy and collapse of the government. one, you're a goal all this month. we're devoting special coverage here in r t to dot anniversary. ah. well, earlier this week, washington announced it how to abandon plans to unfreeze $7000000000.00 about guns state assets, allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorism. the war torrent

central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u. s. military occupation is teetering on the verge of famine. ah, by sorry, off on a sunday after the u. s. froze, our money people moved under the poverty line of banks have given up. they have no solution. the americans are dishonest. first, they left the country in chaos and then they froze our money up. they did this intentionally to push us into serious trouble and then take advantage from that in the future. it of europe, in my opinion, the us should not miss st. afghans. why the poll people of afghanistan for about 20 years have lived with conflicts hauled ship and suffered poverty. ah,

no, hamilton would on we have demanded at washington implement the agreements reaching doha. we have not violated any of the points in the agreement so far. but we ask others to fulfill darrell legation as well. ah ah, monica who knows us sanctions have destroyed afghans. homes made children suffer from famine and literally took the clothes from their backs. only a rare person here can say that they can make clothes for their children and not mentioned the high prices of flower, oil, sugar, and food. if the mother taught him why, if we talk about the sanctions america and poses on our poor and innocent people, they just want to kill people. ah,

mm . a man, we want to be seen as ordinary people were not wizards, where people like them all these countries of reach their present level in 30 or 50 years. and they want us to achieve it in one year, even though the condition of the country in which we got it is not good. ah count rod this month will be bringing you more of our special coverage on the country.