i don't know who sees you got no point a to do with that. also come with serbia and kosovo, reach a mutual agreement on a controversial border crossing that's supporting to the e. u, which is mediating tops the international atomic energy agency, reportedly plans to visit a nuclear power plant, ends up erosion next week with russia saying you crave continue telling of the facility amounts to nuclear terrorism. meanwhile, the u. s. shows it's intention to prolong the war by striking a new deal to provide ukraine with missile systems in to late twenty's 24 and a in tina police

use water cannons and your gas to disperse protesters, rallying in support of the countries ex president who faces up to 12 years in prison. ah, good morning for moscow to wherever you may be watching from welcome to the weekly where we go over the week and the hours most pressing stories from the world. i'm carol is about. but 1st to serbia with belgrade agreeing to cancel, a requirement for entree and exit papers for coastal id card holders. while kosovo has given assurances, they will not introduce similar measures for serbians. that's according to you foreign policy. chief, joseph burrell. the serbian president, alexander boucher, has stressed that the deal should not be interpreted as any recognition of kosovo, self declared independence status. hey, miss brenda,

this is alma young. we are ready to issue a general disclaimer, in which it will be written to use identity cards issued by pristine. she is allowed exclusively for practical reasons. i do to freedom of movement. grim notes as any recognition of the unilaterally declared in the past. at least decoratively, but it is still not the most important thing since the problem with the license plates for the car's still hasn't been done. and the, the question is how and when will it be done? i told her we are ending this day in a slightly or positive manner, but serves in kosovo. are still worried about their future in the few upcoming days until the end of the month. and i wonder what will happen with the 1st days of september for rush today from costs coming. teresa, my name is nicholas tensions flared in early august, 1 ethnic protesters blocks roads to to border crossings with serbia, northern kosovo. the violence erupted over plans by christina to require those with

serbian ideas entering coastal to also have additional documentation along with a plan for serbian drivers to display kosovo number plates on their vehicles. possible proclaimed independence from serbia in 2008. but ethnic serbs who make up the majority in the north of the country do not recognize, christine, as authority. they remain politically loyal to serbia, which continues to provide them with financial support, america, special envoy to the western balkans. gabriel escobar says he hopes tension between the 2 do not escalate while drawing belgrade ire by proclaiming it should forget any suggestion that kosovo is part of serbia. i think we have to move away from the narrative that kosovo is serbia and moved toward the the narrative that coastal and serbia are europe, stefan gadget. a professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade says

the serbian public is tired of the west interfering unfortunately, this is a decision. this comes after many bad decisions in the last 9 years from the beginning of the so called brussels process. since the you started to mediate the negotiating process, it was always bias and the result was the 3rd b. i gave up so many of the state authorities paid for it to the illegal for albanian a separate this institutions and in return, serbia didn't get anything. however, i must say that the situation is very grim for the soho or being in independence. many states are rethinking their decision or reco recognition of the succession of call some of the thought here from serbia. and

many of them have revoked already district remission. as we hear there 7 war those services society is very much anti western oriented when it comes to polio when it comes to geo politics. so when it comes to policies, because you are always for loss or to years, are being retreated to say it's my own most mildly, the west is afraid made though, is afraid that we might cause problems and now to the conflict in ukraine were according to local authorities, europe largest nuclear power plant has once again been shelled by ukrainian forces . russia says at least 17 shells were fired at the facility in those up erosion region. in the last 24 hours. the plant has been shelled constantly by camp forces over the last few weeks with moscow. recently referring to the bombing as nuclear terrorism, russia has said it is handed over evidence of the shelling to united nations

members. according to multiple reports, the international atomic energy agency has assembled a team to visit the plant as early as next week. and staying in the zeros of regions on friday, ukraine use the u. s. supplied high mar system to shell, a small town hitting a residential building and killing at least 4 civilians, including 2 children. we heard from local residents. with the firstly, there was one explosion, and after 5 seconds a 2nd. immediately everything collapsed. rescuers arrived put up a ladder and pulled us from the house. doors and windows had been blown out of the apartments and not a single window left. what you'd believe it was a direct hit to the roof. and to don bass were residential areas of that ang asked, republic continue to suffer from ukrainian shelling with apartment buildings, hospitals and schools targeted, leaving dozens of civilian casualties in the last few days, a shopping center,

and that a dying asked capital was also struck by a rocket starting fires, which destroyed the building. ortiz roman, close arrest reports. oh, we're driving along with the net sca fire department said to a supermarket, that was us rock early in the morning. here in john neff. fumes of smoke can be seen from every port of this city. apparently a fire department from all over that sound are there on the scene at the moment. fire fighters are still fighting the blaze of this supermarket. you can see plumes of smoke are still are everywhere. now this sir, supermarkets are a mega market, as they call it here, sells everything from a food items to a medicine to anything else that the locals might need. i myself picks up humanitarian aid from alyssa per market numerous times in order to deliver it to places here. and then as people republic where they needed. now the firefighters

just asked me to move over just a bit and because there's still quite a lot to be done, offer a bar, see goodness, people's republic. and while the conflict in ukraine gets bloodier and the nuclear threat grows, the pentagon has signed a 192000000 dollar deal with a u. s. arms manufacturer to produce the advance surface to air missile systems for the ukrainian military by late 2024. while some western countries clamor for peace bite and appears to be army ukraine for the long run. the deal comes in the wake of the us announcing, get another military package for ukraine, bite and stressing that he will do whatever it takes to defeat russia. meanwhile, moscow has repeatedly condemned washington supply of weapons, claiming it deliberately prolonged the conflict. it may lead to a direct russian nato confrontation earlier we spoke to sara flounders,

co director of the activist group, the international action center, who says that the u. s. is not interested in settling the conflict peacefully. is a weapon. systems that won't even be delivered until 20, 24 august of 2020 for 2 years from now. so that means that's the kind of planning, but it's really all about profit. this is a profit bonanza for the largest military corporations and they're all in line to get as much money as they can as quickly as they can. for anyone who thinks that they're really interested in talking about peace, they're not interested, not at all. it's how long can they keep the war going? how long can they make promises to the ukrainian military? that something is going to come to these fascists forces that will back. that will save them. and as long as they can make that promise, and keep that hope going,

they're willing to ship the weapons, a weapons, manufacturers care very little. a great amount of the weapons that are shipped to the ukraine, go missing a, disappear once or across the border. there isn't any accounting system even for them, and they're dealing with very corrupt officer core who has no interest in the war, except for how much money they can make from. it's not the kind of defense that the people of ukraine need. they need an end to the war and they need an end to these forces that control the government are willing to march more and more soldiers off to war. the west brought the energy crisis on itself as a previous sack president, that's as europe energy prices sore, it's leaders desperate to place the blame at russia. store the fact that we have huge inflation and it's huge increase in energy prices arose long before february

24th. we brought it on ourselves. the west brought it on itself. i don't understand why the number one reason is not mentioned green madness in the alleged fight against climate change, m e u green deal, which is the main reason for the price increase among those affected by the soaring cost is a finished company met soft tissue, which operates $9.00 paper mills across europe. the firm says, rising production costs may lead to toilet and kitchen paper becoming more expensive. moreover, production freezes are likely as energy prices continue to rise. meanwhile in the u . k media continue to share desperate measures to help those struggling to cope with the crisis. british daily the evening standard recommends disconnecting household appliances, switching to eli d light bulbs and washing dishes in a basin. other ideas listed under clever energy saving tricks include taking showers, not bass, turning off heating and non residential rooms and reducing the temperature in

others. all however, is not hostile. hungary caught in an energy situation of its own has reached out to russia for help with its energy blues. preparing to install 2 new russian made nuclear power generators at a power plant. alexey lee hutch of the head of russia state nuclear energy company, ross adam, sees the move as a step of mutual trust at the theatre levy. israel thought here this is the fast license in recent history obtained by ross at him in the european union of which you are. this is very important. these nuclear reactors are already in use in the russian federation. they have been working effectively for several years. we have building them in a number of countries. this is environmentally friendly and inexpensive electricity . we also have some of the most economically attractive indicators right. we have been cooperating with hungary for many years. there are plans to expand that cooperation, making such a decision shows

a high level of trust in our technologies and specialists. we 2 of them need to know what it will be the 1st time and recent history. russian nuclear power units are installed in a european union member nation with construction expected to begin as early as october. moscow in budapest share a long history of mutual cooperation and energy, and the hungarian foreign minister has said he sees the agreement as a turning point. ensuring has countries energy security as yet my to do, they handle in hungary. we have been working for a long time to expand the existing pocket nuclear power plant with 2 new powerful units. what does a move by this work has come to a new turning point? as hundreds, even thousands of permits are needed for the construction of a new nuclear power plant, thanks to 2 new nuclear units that we can insure. hungary is energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population from sharp fluctuations and international energy markets. we will therefore insure a policy of reducing utility costs that obtaining a construction license as

a major milestone, a turning point. and that strengthens our hope that by 2030 the nuclear power plant will begin its activity at hawkinsville, georgia. i am wiley, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute in london. sanger is leader, is simply trying to do the right thing for his people. dick dorman has repeatedly said that he thinks that the sanctions policy against russia is absolutely ridiculous and destructive hope. you're seeing the economy or a oil. the european unit is supposed to cover all oil imports from russia by the end of the year. but i'm really going to call out it's going to go on is made clear that these things is just absolutely ridiculous and that is just a minute is to look after the interest of the people who had voted on years over to south asia. now were india is another example of

a country maintaining its sovereignty. despite western pressure, we will continue to make decisions based on our own national interests. that's the message from the countries ambassador to russia who was speaking during a commemoration of that in moscow marking 75 years of indian independence. one such decision is strengthening ties with russia. india has already increased its oil purchases from moscow which reached a record level in june. and it's now also set to further deepen relations in the military sphere with the 2 nations taking part enjoy exercises later this month. the countries envoy to moscow says there's plenty more room for cooperation in the future to always takes decisions on its own based on. so national interest, obviously there is the new reality. there are, you know, there are many banks which are sanctioned. there are other logistical issues. there are payment issues which have to be overcome. we have to find the way forward.

there is tremendous scope for increasing audrey to make on the cooperation you've seen just in the last few months at a certain change in the direction of trade. we certainly buying lots more oil from russia and fertilizers also, but i think there's a greater demand from russia for many more products, consumer goods, food processing items, auto parts, or a lot of areas which can get this thing, including of course, traditional items like we're also mocking 75 years of india, russia, diplomatic relations. and i'm sure that this wonderful tradition we have will friendship and cool christian will continue well into the future. what the wes imposing sanctions against russia? moscow has found new partners and markets to fill the void and india is happy to participate. planning to double trade. that's according to the vice president of the russia, india foundation, who discussed the prospects for bilateral relations with r t. a passion, donaldson industry,

an industry. i'm looking to ship 25 years and i'm not, i see a big support more a v r thought of your channels that you double the sales has come to the objectives and get some good prospect uses google and b, 3 has already been started. the have live when you're doing check by tomorrow and all we are will be in b a in the boost off economy, a your late boy and then with it is a very good same structure to argentina. now we're protestors took to the streets and forced to support to show support for the countries former president,

christina character who faces up to 12 years in jail on corruption charges. oh, water cannons and tear gas were used to disperse a crowd that broke through police barriers in the capital. windows. itis meanwhile numerous supporters of cure chair. now the vice president gathered in front of her apartment to show solidarity prosecutors of called the case. the biggest corruption scheme ever known in the country and are calling for curtain or a left this to be banned from public office for life. she is accused of leading a criminal organization and making millions of us dollars by procuring public contracts without a tender care chair. meanwhile, has denied the charges and says she is a victim of judicial and political persecution during her 2 terms as president, she was acquitted of criminal behavior several times, but still faces 5 trials. we got reactions from the street. if one had

suspicions about christina, it would be good if there was a transparent justice system so that you would have no doubts whatever the outcome . but this is not the case. quite the contrary. i've been in the why putting up these fences, the mayor of the city in which i live shows very poor reasoning that generated more opposition, more anger in the people news from north africa. now we're at least 13 people have reportedly been killed and dozens wounded in clashes and libya's capital. ah, intense fighting broke out and tripoli early on saturday with rival militia groups reportedly exchanging heavy gunfire. according to local media, that flashes were initiated by one of the capital strongest arm factions. that's as rival forces continue to vie for power. as you can see, military personnel took to the streets as of fighting subsided. the conflict occurred due to rising tensions between 2 governments,

those rolling libya's east and west. it is reported that the new prime minister supporters clash with forces loyal to his predecessor who is refusing to step down the oil rich country has not had a stable in united government since nato intervention toppled then leader mar gadhafi in 2011. more now from the nation, still suffering the consequences of western intervention. our special coverage on afghanistan continues as we enter the final stage mark in one year since nato's chaotic withdrawal. ah, today marks one year since britain brought its disastrous 20 year presence in afghanistan to a close in the process, leaving many of those that employed and has now promised it will relocate behind.

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ah, we will do absolutely everything we tend to ensure that those people get the same package that they deserve our message to those women and men is clear. there is a home for you in the united states. if you so choose, we will stand with you, just as you stood with her or the pull out self is remembered as one of the darkest days in nato's history, with british authorities showing a complete failure to understand the situation on the ground. here's our teens donald quarter with more. a colossal failure by the world's most formidable military power. one year ago, joe biden pulled the plug on the u. s. his 20 year long military occupation of afghanistan. i concluded that his time that and america's longest war is time for

american troops to come home. the troops began to pack their bags. there was no need to rush after all us intelligence had no doubts. there was time to spare to blue could come under pressure from the taliban in as little as 30 days and full to the extremist group within 90 days. but as the taliban advance showed no sign of abating washington began to realize it had not 90. not 30, but only a handful of days before the taliban would be at the capital's gates. on august 15th cobble became the seat of power for these la mc emerett of afghanistan. ah, before they knew what the americans were forced into the awkward position of having to cooperate with their decades old enemies to bring their people home. and this

time they had reason not to drag their feet 1st on evacuation. we agreed that we will continue to close our close cooperation to get people out as efficiently and safely as possible. we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st millions of dollars of military equipment left behind collaborators abandoned into the hands of the taliban. those 90 days were a figment of the imagination of a u. s. intelligence. and because of their critical mistake, u. s. troops, chaotically fled with their tails between their legs. ah,

let's not forget the subordinates of this us led coalition also reeled from the defeat. the international withdrawal from afghanistan has been a disaster in terms of planning, execution, and consequences for the united kingdom. so why the interests? even if the exact point at which the taliban ascendancy became inevitable, could not have been predicted with certainty. the special committee believes that greater prudence and therefore a more proactive approach with warranty in response to your scanty stance clearly where sitting trajectory for washington's closest ally the u. k. the political fallout was devastating. senior members of his party criticize both the decision to withdraw and the government's response to the rapid takeover of afghanistan by the taliban ministers have acknowledged being taken by surprise. and johnson and his foreign secretary dominic rob were forced to cut short their vacations to return to london. as the afghan capital cobble was taken. johnston's predecessor,

theresa may suggested the prime minister had hoped on a wing and a prayer, it'd be all right on the night in afghanistan and warned the u. k. now faces an increased terror threat due to the taliban and things were no better for the administration at the forefront of it all. the survey conducted before the u. s. military puller was completed, also finds that 69 percent of the public says the united states mostly failed in achieving its goals in afghanistan. the public is also broadly critical of the biden administration's handling of the situation in afghanistan. 42 percent, say it has done a poor job. decades went by trillions of dollars were spent. nearly 200000 people were killed all for the most well funded, most well equipped to military in the world to fall before a ragtag insurgency. that, in the end, was more determined to win. there's more special coverage to come on. the carrick withdrawal from afghanistan here on our tea in the next month. but for now,

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