the whole point about debating is it's, it's, it's any kind of any kind of debate. it's been shut down, good team and i used to get smith get sued or take the course if you even want to look at new ideas and ask, you know, what's the bigger picture? it's worry. i think it's really worrying that we've come to the stage. what worries me more is that some of these countries are going to include politically. we don't have a certain way yet. you know, so many people learn. that's all the time we have here. and what i think, my guess, budapest america, want to make our viewers are watching us here. see you next time. remember? oh. for ah, breaking news. a radio enclave fil stories. it was in a nuclear power plant. has been hit by ukrainian shilling. that's according to

local russian back officials iraq, the army declares the co few in baghdad off the hundreds of protested storm government offices that leading off position, shia cleric through states. he's retiring from college with us being names, a 2nd ukrainian suspect accused of helping assassinate russian journalists, audio, duke, and 9 the most go. officials say font and i couldn't co provided the killer with fake documents. i think with the anti gang police. they patrol and maintain control in the various neighborhoods of the city of the banking, catch up with security forces in the central african republic, keeping the pace in the troubled state with help from russian military instruction with

a very warm welcome to you. this is dorothy international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us. and we thought with a breaking news from southern ukraine where a radioactive fuel storage building at this opportunity, a nuclear power plant has been pierced by ukrainian shelling bats according to local russian officials. they have released these pictures of the aftermath showing a damage to roof on one of the buildings. there is no word of any casualties, and authorities have confirmed that has not been a radiation leak. russian officials have previously warned ukraine multiple times to stop selling the plant, which supplies hundreds of thousands of people with electricity. this comes as the international atomic energy agency says his delegation will reach the nuclear power plant later this week to monitor the situation. the same includes the head of the global nuclear watchdog, and experts from 13 countries. however,

ukraine says it was the i e h to come to a single conclusion that russia is responsible for the trouble at the plant. the day has come, the international atomic energy agency support and assistance mission to zap roacha is now on its way. we must protect the safety and security of ukraine's in europe's biggest nuclear facility. proud to lead this mission, which will be a power plant later this week. we expect a clear statement from the international atomic energy agency mission about the violations of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia endangers not only ukraine, but the whole world, exposing it to the risk of a nuclear catastrophe. like a reaction to the crisis around the nuclear power plant from ortho and war correspondence. thomas, viper, i'm so the cranes one to want to see a result which says russia as it is, is the one who is so guilty that and that for ukraine in ukraine needs a western extract from really heart radical countries. like usa, britain, poland,

baltic states and so on. russia has also had once, at least a neutral result as far as i understand. and they hear from people from countries they are friendly with like, so be on china. so it would be interested to see whether there will be one conclusion or whether these experts will come to a common sense or what they see there. this was also interesting because we know from further problems like that, whether it was chemical or whatever that term. sometimes these reports are quite political. so it will be interesting of that have one common conclusion after the wizard and other developments care shapes have, shall be russian controlled town of good via ca, calls in the southern caisson region. according to local officials. i say that the population has been advised to take shelter with the ukrainian army bombing residential areas. this is the latest footage we have from the sea. you say that one us applies high mas rocket fell on the city,

but failed to explode. in another shilling in a neighboring town, a local school was completely destroyed, according to officials. as the teacher passed to show the damage western ammunition including the remains of us to live at high lawns, rockets have reportedly been found at the scene. no casualties have been reported. the iraq's army has declared a curfew in bagdad off the hundreds of protest. this stormed government offices, the support of a leading opposition. shia cleric whose announce he's quitting politics and made a power struggle in the country. mac tada, our father's followers have broken into the republican palace. a key meeting place for a rocky heads of state and foreign dignitaries is the latest space of unrest. in fact, amongst ago protested stones, the parliament building to the, to our fathers political rivals from forming a government. earlier on monday, iraq military swiftly announced a city wide curved people, civilians and vehicles to close pensions and prevent further clashing.

father has used his followers as leverage against rivals and ordered them to occupy the parliament in the past. as in 2016, a rock supreme judicial council suspend it is worth also saw the supporters camp out near its headquarters last month to month. but it is old parliament, his party was not able to form a government despite having when the largest number of seats in the federal elections held last year as close live to commerce the in baghdad. now the president of the house of the rocky expertise foundation, many thanks for joining us on the program. could you take us through what's happening right now? what is the situation? well, it's always expected from a sunday. she actually quits the political life, which means already that i'm giving the green light to my support and to other rockies,

a green zone. and it starts to make some sort of a whole system. i think this is what the message that the other is already the clear at the same time, not forget, it's supposed to be in about to say one day, the federal court. and now it's resolution about the be solving of the parliament, which it looks like that the federal court will not accept the sloping department. and this is a reflects a solution eventually, eventually our scene is already expected. the problem is that the opponent of the sum of the coordination of frame then to manage to have any attempt or start to work hard to make any initiate to our receiving the price. it looks like it will be accelerated again. and this august we'll say in the green zone,

and so the demands will be, except for the chaos that we're seeing right now on the street. and what we've just been seeing on our screen as a result of outside us saying that he's retiring from politics is, isn't genuinely retiring or do you think he might return? no, no, it's a green light. it's a green light for the other iraqi people to go forward to reach all the region to reach the presidential policies and start to make a real pressure that the people, it's not me it's, it's the people who are now dealing with this is the most important issue and this is the most dangerous issue, because if any classes, if any violence will happen in a way, in any drug or blogs will be supported on the ground. that means there will be huge acceleration in the prices and there will be no one can contain such

a crisis in a way or another. in your opinion, what are the prospects for further unrest in baghdad? how far do you think this latest chaos will gun? well, eventually i think all the political powers will stay down and go and accept all what is actually demand is the most important thing to solving departments. most of them actually want to solve the problem and then to talk in politics, the others want to talk politics and then to try to dissolve the problem. and this is the main issue. this is the difference between the 2 opponents. now i think everyone will go forward and accept what those sort of proposing is actually be solving the parliament and start to make some sort of a new political process procedures in iraq. i think we're still president of the house of the iraq expertise foundation. many thanks for speaking to as

a really appreciate your insights on the matter the f s b says it has identified a 2nd suspect involved in the killing of russian journalists. tanya took it out on august 21st ukrainian that national bank then franken young po is accused of providing b a. something with fake documents and helping prepare the explosive fuse to blow up. do you can his car or he's don't know, quarter has the basis the f. s. b's investigation into the assassination of russian journalists. daria duke and continues. and the bureau has released new footage that appears to confirm that the already established suspect ukrainian national natalia evolve had a previously unknown accomplice, a ukrainian national, named bogged on to gun yes. now this footage appears to show him entering the russian federation on july 30th and meeting with walk shortly after the f. s. b says that the mail suspect assisted volved in replacing the done, you have to people's republic license plate that she entered the russian federation

with you on her mini cooper with the license plates from catholic stand, which he was able to pick up from a delivery point that can be seen in the footage as well as the mail sucks, suspect, departure from the country just one day before the terrorist attack took place. now the. a s b also says that it's a gun yet helped vol create the improvised explosive device that is in question here that we used in the terrorist attack. and that was created in a garage that was rented out by them in southern moscow. now to give our viewers a bit of background, this actually really gives more credence to the original findings of the investigation that voss was indeed following do going to around before and at the music festival that preceded her tragic death. she was killed in a car bombing over a week ago, which the fsd has since laid the blame on the ukrainian security services. after all, she was on a list of enemies of ukrainian state that called me for it's likely for her

journalistic work in ukraine, exposing neo nazis and the f. s. b has said that the assassins were after her specifically, but there has been speculation that they were after her high profile father, alexander doogan, who is an anti west author philosopher and political commentator. all the while though you ukraine has denied having anything to do with this, so we're going to have to see what other conclusions this investigation can yield and the future as well to shed light on what we don't yet know about what happened . a group of canyons who were forcibly evicted from their lands by british settlers during colonial rule have found a case against the u. k. at the european court of human rights. the demand $200000000000.00 in compensation and an apology for the crimes they were. they say were committed against them. lawyers for the canyon said that a decision from the european court could still be months. so even years away with the british government refusing to meet with the victims, the colony on put protects was of tenure,

more commonly known as british cannon was established in 1920 and faced frequent rebellions of the indigenous population. like the mom, our uprising in the mid fifty's when local tribes revolted against the land fest of the co pilot cut colonists, they trauma had a lasting impact on canyons is still remember the cruelties of the british settlers google jojo them for many years. our land has been cultivated by white people. i owe nothing. i have been living a life full of challenges in my parents, died suffering under the u. k. and we still remained squatters without even a portion of land where we can be buried. doing what they have used our land for many years them, our cattle and other property was destroyed as we were chased away. the young girls and women were raped on, but we are just asking for compensation to really to we as acute figures. people have had a loss of issues. we're 100 in many partitions, but nothing has happened. we have major plans for how to rebuild our lives. if our land is returned. we should also receive compensation. and that money will be used

for assisting our community as well. if we get compensation from the u. k. government, we will buy food, educate our children, and also look after i health issues because some of us are sick. many of even died . don't come at i both like one of the lawyers working on the case. these local people were forced from the land, tortured and even killed by british settlers. this lunch was taken for a minute. the deeds subjected to what did the torture way be? big enough to, to get salted houses or bands. let's talk on his gauge. there was several incidents are great women and children and also their families. we kind of separated each member of some family

that need to be and again, i know that many people who are queued and several people also teach. another country that suffered during the colonial era is the central african republic, which has recently received $540.00 tons of food aid from russia. russia around boston to bang d says the assistant assistance on the lines, most good support for the people of the troubled nation. essential african republic is one of the world's poorest countries and has been torn apart by civil war for the past decade. the current president tele derossi's, the situation has improved since he asked moscow for help in fighting terrorism. back in 2018, a correspondent policy visited the capital vine di what russian military instructors are training local police. a fall climb from how these streets looked a few short months ago. then bandits were on the loose and rebels, terrorized homes, rape, murder and theft were commonplace. now,

authorities are able to keep a lid on things v, angie, gang, police, they patrol and maintain control in the various neighborhoods of the city of monkey . as you can see, the faces aren't covered. it's important for them to be anonymous because the areas that they taking, ah, the neighborhoods from where they come. they are looking for illegal weapons that are being smuggled drags any kind of stolen goods and rainy. they are keeping a tight lid, making sure that the city is functioning, and safe. com returned to the central african republic at the end of 2018 after the president asked moscow for assistance. security officials are grateful. oh, we would like to thank our partners from russia. i think that the russian instructors helped us a lot in our operational and tactical training. we've conducted a lot of exercises with russian instructors. we're witnessing improvement, more stability in the country. it used to be

a bit difficult to maintain stability because we only worked with the resources we had at that time. thanks to the allies who support us. now we can say that stability is gradually merging, and central african society of the city is safe. for now, there is peace. the city is calm. there are only small bounded groups left to carry out raids, and we overland honestly pursuing them. we are trying to protect the city from the res at these bonded groups commit. this is all due to our russian allies who came to help us providing us with their forces and teaching us military tactics. and thanks to the funds that they provide us, the city is safe for now. we've now been traveling about 2 hours from the capital to a military base on the outskirts of the country. it's here we are. russian instructors have been training soldiers from around the country. first job of the russian military instructors was to unite the country's armed forces, exclaims chuckner, fuzzy. members of the country needs a significant number of security,

military and police personnel. they need to be trained equipped, deploy to remote areas for conducting operations. that's why the government of the central african republic wants to have instructors who have a proven track record and can support the military and police. that number will be expanded to 3000. and the precious now and for the un security council to lift its arms and fog on the country. while moscow was instrumental in having a partially lifted, the blockade prevents the army from getting much needed weapon supplies. at the same time, service and mercenaries continues to get weapons through their illegal channel. the situation may benefit certain western countries because it opens the door to the several as in security in the central african republic through supply and bandits with weapons. what's ironic is that somewhat dogs have accused russia of bad behavior. frankly speaking, we see how different organizations send it in soldiers to the country, profit from the situation. they carry out business products, which are only possible in

a week and unstable country. this is the simulation of the typical liberation of a village. here in the central african republic, as has been happening right across the country. the village is controlled by rebels and in approaching from different directions are the soldiers. some are engaged in fighting, some are detracting attention, and some are actually actively liberating the village itself. now the whole thing takes about 3 to 5 minutes. you can see over here the rebels acting as if they dying, and you can see the soldiers approaching from behind. this is exactly the scenario that has played out in tens of towns across the country and hundreds of villages. to the extent that 80 percent of the central african republic has now been liberated, months and months of violence and instability, the central african republic is finally safe policy a r t monkey central african republic. austria's chancellor

is calling for european units. he made an escalating energy crisis that senior government scrambling fill their gas bolts ahead of windsor as they struggle with shortages and price hikes to, to that backlash of their sanctions on russian. we must finally stop the madness that is taking place in energy markets. and that can only happen through a european solution. however, when problems arise, they suppose it's solidarity between e. u. member states crumbles with each country looking after his own interests as aunty can contribute. so rachel marston explains the european union is made its own bed with energy sanctions, and that bed is clearly on a sinking ship. as energy prices skyrocket and supplied, dwindles. but you member states are busy playing tug of war with the bed sheets ahead of the winter cooled when they were all supposed to be sharing and playing nice. now it's scandinavian countries that are unhappy because the government of

norway refuses to man, but its energy companies reduce the price of their gas so that other new nations can get a cheap grid operator. executives in finland and denmark, our accusing norway of being a selfish nationalist bed sheet hog, and you know, who wins when that happens? no, not the people of norway vladimir putin. of course, it would be the 1st country in europe to adopt such a policy on electricity. it would be a very dangerous and nationalistic step. it's very selfish behavior, if we don't work together, it will only help russia. there is a danger in any national measure in a situation like this. it's a contagious example. people might say, if norway can do it, so can we. therefore, i think it's the wrong approach. of course, norwegian officials are only doing what's in the best interests of the citizens who elected them. but being and you members, state right now, mean standing shoulder to shoulder with those who made the very dumbest energy policy decisions as demanded by brussels and all to prove how much they love

ukraine and how little they apparently are willing to fight for the interests of their own citizens, things aren't looking much better right now between france and its neighbors. on the surface, everything is about solidarity. french secretary of state for europe, no hauls buena says that quote, germany supplies us with electricity and we have undertaken to supply them with gas . what maybe she can 1st point out to french citizens, exactly where this gas is in france, that the government apparently suddenly has so much of that. it can export it to germany. and then maybe she can, exp, lane, to german citizens where it's getting this electricity that it's exporting to france. the fact that france needs to import electricity at all, given that it's supposed to be a nuclear power, is just mind blowing. but beneath this facade of unity also lurks good old franco, german economic rivalry, because germany and its southern neighbor,

spain and portugal could really benefit from the construction of the miti, catalonia pipeline. that would transport algerian gas from the iberian peninsula and into central europe. if we told them we heard german chancellor, olaf shows speak about the need to reinforce the iberian peninsulas energy integration into the european energy market via france. this is something the spanish government has been calling for and demanding from europe for a long time now and leave them. and we hope that soon we can turn this dream into a reality. the government of catalonia has been asking for it for months. madrid has now ready to relaunch the work that has remained in abeyance. it's up to france to do its part, but the pipeline would have to run through france. france constantly sites the environment as a reason for dragging its feet on the construction. but the reality is that the project would ultimately benefit the german economy, while competing with france is ability to export its own nuclear energy to its needy neighbors. meanwhile, austria is upset, was slovakia over plants for

a nuclear power plant on their shared border, calling it dangerous and outdated despite the you having just given nuclear the green label and hungary has clearly just well checked out entirely from this entire mess. after announcing new gas deals with moscow earlier this summer, budapest is now green lit, the construction of a new nuclear power plant built by russia. you think the hungry was operating on a completely different planet than the rest of the e. u. and you also have to wonder how long it will take for other you member straits, to break free of the you straight jacket, then continue abiding by the current insanity. ah, and now to our special coverage on afghanistan, which monks one year since nathan, chaotic withdrawal. ah,

12 months on taliban foreign minister mohammed jacob claims the us is using pakistani as space to launch drones. the attacks on afghanistan, quoting a proof that america's unwonted interference continues. he's not, he's peter scott, on how us drones strikes regularly hits civilians on the ground, including a family wiped out in august 2021. in one of its parting gifts after its 20 year long war in afghanistan, u. s. conducted a drone strike on a vehicle in cobble. this was meant for an i c k terrorist a valid targets whose car was apparently pots with explosives, retaliation for the suicide bombing that killed a 13 us servicemen at the airport just days earlier, bought the new york times, carried out an investigation that revealed the awful truth, the person killed in the car was 43 year old demari, amadi,

and amadi was no terrorist anything, but he was in fights an 8 worker for 15 years at nutrition and education international, which is an american organization that helps fights malnutrition. he was killed as he pulled into his driveway. it's home, but he wasn't the only one. ah lou. oh, i love the guitar, letty with k to us. i can't forget that no man's. we were standing outside in the street, chatting with friends, and there was a huge blast. i looked around to find out what happened while i saw the main gate of the house on the ground flames who were with the bill from the house. the building was burning. i saw children's bodies torn into pieces. i saw their arms, my and the round, and legs and feet. it was horrible. ah,

i am a walk. take all the sessions at night when americans had announced they had targeted isis. we were shocked. it was a completely false proclamation. their claims could put us in further danger. when faced with this horrific realization, even us lawmakers expressed outrage the guy the by administration drone was he an aid worker or an ices k operative? the administration is, of course, reviewing that strike and i'm sure that a, you know, full assessing will be, will be for you don't know if it was an aide worker or an ices k operative. i don't, i don't know because we're reviewing it. we'll see you think you'd kind of know before you're off, somebody with a predator drone whether he's an aide worth her or he's an ice is k, and only went bites into a corner. did the pentagon finally admit it made

a mistake and say it was sorry. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. this strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces in the iraqi was at the airport. but it was a mistake. and i all for my sincere apology. having realised the error of his ways, the pentagon then endeavored to make amends for this botched strike to conduct a thorough investigations the events and somehow make amends to the family. 2 months later, the conclusion of that review came out. that's a mistake. it's a regrettable mistake, it's an honest mistake. i understand the consequences, but it's not criminal, conduct random conduct negligence. that's right. everyone was let's off the hook. no misconduct or negligence. no disciplinary action. just a breakdown in communication wrongly identifying the targets and recommendations were made to avoid similar events happening again in the future. amante's former

employer based in california was outraged at the injustice. how can our military wrongly take the lives of 10, precious african people and hold no one accountable in any way? what messages sending to family members who lost their loved ones. and my employees who lost a beloved colleague under mart is, is not the only life to have been lost without any accountability from the u. s. military, between 242020 the u. s. can do some more than 13000 drone strikes. enough gun is done going up to $900.00 civilians, including more than $100.00 children. so a modest case is not unique, but it's a symbolic of the chaos surrounding americas withdrawal. the tragic twists in the story is the amadi and his family had applied for refugee status in the us. and we're waiting for a response. i mean, dedicated 15 years of his life working for the u. s. based a group instead of marty, was killed by the very nation he was seeking safe haven in

a tragic end to tragic 20 years. many thanks. keep his company here in archie international. we're back in 30 minutes with the very latest. ah ah, north atlantic alliance, reconnaissance aircraft, and warships cruising close to russia's borders have become commonplace along with military hardware redeployment and large scale exercises. nato has also developed its offensive capability near the russian borders.