ah, a with russian diplomatic work as a confirmed, killed along with 5 other people, the suicide bombing outside moscow's embassy. and the afghan council coupled that federal g, a nuclear power plant, comes under a fresh round of ukrainian shelling, according to local officials, with bombs falling near one of the reactors walls to inspect. and when the i a, a remain on site, can your supreme court confirms the election of william root i was the country's president of the week of the liberation, rejecting an appeal by his rival for the whole post. last politicians and leading

e u countries cool for the lifting of anti russian sanctions. if you are slumped to a 20 year loan of the pot clash of european saxon ah, a very well welcome to you. it's monday, the 5th of september, and this is alta international with the latest world news headlines, it's good to have you with us. are we start in the afghan capital couple where 2 russian embassy workers have been killed. and what local police say was a suicide bombing authorities that the bloss to also left for afghan soldiers and one local civilian dead, wounding at least 10 others. explosion took place have been main gate of the russian embassy, where local afghans were queuing for visas. we also eye witnesses, how the attack happened? oh, i went to the russian embassy. when the balmy exploded,

people were running around. there were many injured people, then an ambulance arrived and we were taken to hospital. i mean, just a dog. many people were there for these are issues. many people were killed and several injured. a large number of people are missing. the whole nation is wondering what is going on here. i don't know what to do more than i can only pray to god for peace. me dot com. me well, russia's talk diplomats like i love office called the bombing a terror attack, saying that russia hope the perpetrators will be punished by the asked on government as soon as possible. for a short stick. there was a terrorist attack and identified military set off an explosive device right at the entrance of our embassy. 2 of our comrades were killed. we hope that the organizers and perpetrators of this terrorist attack will be brought to justice soon. so far, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. local journalists must be ma, what have centers? this report from couple? ali is hot here. thou will find to day is around $1050.00

a. m a huge bomb exploded in front of the russian embassy. eye witnesses say at least 20 people are dead and wounded. one senior russian to come out on one security guard, lost their lives, according to those on the ground. there were lots of people at the embassy waiting, whatever uses many people say they're looking for their relatives and friends who are in the que, cuz are currently missing. these people said that they are asking the embassies doll, but no one is in a position to tell us about our missing people. one eye witness says, the casualties are more than 20. we contacted government officials for they are not issued an official statement. and we don't have details about the lost in the bottom of what ukraine now, why keith's forces have shelby's approach in nuclear power plant. again, according to local russian back toll authority is they say ukrainian rockets have damage, say, was a coolant facility, which is linked to their nuclear reactors. that 2nd power units, no casualties have been reported at this stage. and official se, there's no immediate threat to the operation of the power plant itself, rushes,

defense ministry, phase calves forces have continued their provocations in the area. despite the presence of i e, a. inspectors at the power plant. moscow also accused as ukraine of threatening to create a man made disaster at the facility. the main i. e. a mission left the nuclear power plant after finishing its work at the facility. at 2 observers have remained at the station to monitor the situation there. the i a e, a experts are expected to announce their findings at the un security council on tuesday. across in dawn bass russian lead force is a stepping up there offensive to push ukraine's troops out of the don. yes, republic vladimir putin has weighed in with praise for the courage of the dumbass people that i need tickets, which the tragedy currently taking place in don barzyk is the result of the activities of the nationalist near nazi regime, which sees power by force in 2014 and then launch hostilities. keith has twice

launched major military operations using heavy artillery aircraft and heavy equipment. and this is still ongoing. it is our duty to help the people of dumbass and russia is doing it. i must tell you, i am amazed by the courage of these people, including those who are fighting for their homeland on the front line as long. okay, and now to ukraine's care thought region. why key of forces have again showed a key bridge over the river. nepa using the american supplies. hi mars rocket system. are they gained exclusive access to the area immediately after the selling ukrainian high mas, multiple rocket launcher system, allude sort of bridge and here san hughley bridge in the vicinity, across the vas river, near part of the american supplied rockets, barely mixed, a ferry packed with civilians who to feel the impacts? this is some kind of sky bridge. we have

a 15 minute window. that was easy or is it we have a 15 minute window to fill the consequences in the aftermath of ukrainian shelling will rocket attacks on the bridge. here is what they look like. american american new chance would have targeted the bridge witness every day for 4 weeks now we're close. aah! to the him son side of the bridge. on the other end towards the middle of the bridge. the disruption these much, what civilian vehicles are no longer able to cross it. but again, as i said, there's only a short window. we've been told by troops that we have. they have detected new launches as of now. but this means that the cities that affect power lies than the people here who want to leave for safe. a passion for russian control territory

with hospitals that are fully stocked with medicines are unable to do so because of the damage words and civilian infrastructure by ukrainian troops. only a fraction of the rockets each one costing american taxpayers a $150000.00, reach the bridge russian air defenses. see them coming from afar and shoot moves down. they also warn the locals as an ambulance there in case someone to listen to this kilometers long q is fully feels ill because it is said incredibly long way people can come white rock today for their time to cross the river for whatever reason these things cross fool. ukraine has now launched hundreds of high miles rockets at the untaught of ski bridge. yet it still stands will they have achieved his the cause great pain for civilian logistics,

food and medicine. deliveries to a city of 300000. have been greatly complicated. that isn't all that they target apartment blocks houses. hotels have also been struck by ukrainian artillery in recent weeks. yet they have not broken the city shops and businesses brave the bombardments and people out in their thousands enjoying the early autumn weather. here san, just like the untaught epsky bridge remains and bowed more at gasdio, haughty from give san southern ukraine. can you supreme court has a pound when he, in brutal election as the countries presidents dismissing an appeal seeking to scrap the result of last month, those his local journalist among d a. t. and i with the details in a landmark ruling,

the supreme good. okay. the house to the up had the victory of doctor william router independent 22 general elections. the court in the ruling said that the petitioners that did not prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they were electra mac practices. that could want a notification of the presidential resolves. the court also reiterated that the president elect doctor william brutal met the constitutional threshold to be declared president. what therefore? wait, he's that doctor will in some way router shall be sworn in on the 13th of september, asked the 5th president of the republic of kenya, ammonia, general, russia. today, canyon high court advocate. miss are in a jogger told us how the court decision was made, and if further unrest is possible. it, brittany took it to several weeks. the constitution provides that service from cortez to give a decision, been 14 days of finding. so 14 days from the day the petition was finals today there was the last day of the constitution with so it's actually in time and i

meant pressure on the local documents were through and delivered on monday. it within the constitution, there is no, there's not going to be any sort of so really sort of because from the answer to the public, to what the legal way and up to, for just the results from different than some, the constitutional provisions or challenging with the mission of the embassy in courts and not on the streets a temporary shut down of the node stream pipeline from russia to germany was caused by western sanctions. thus, according to the kremlin spokesman, dimitri pasco, who also say the foreign restrictions are preventing, belongs remaining turbine from being repaired. the problems with pumping gas arose due to the sanctions imposed against our country and against the number of companies by western states, including germany in the u. k. there are no other reasons that would lead to the problems with pumping. of course one mobile unit remains operational and it

malfunctions and a breakdown occur there. and this leads to pumping coming to a halt. given that the sanctions remain in place, given that they make an absolute mess, legal, unpractical, in connection with the maintenance of all components. now we can hope that it is somehow possible to put it in order for this single unit. but of course, you can see for yourself that the system had different opportunities to reserve gas . now, because of the sanctions, these opportunities have disappeared. that is based on this one unit which already needs serious maintenance. of course, the very sanctions that prevent maintenance, which prevent units from bay move without appropriate legal guarantees which prevent them from giving those legal guarantees and so on. it is the sanctions that western states have imposed that have created the situation we see now. oh, produces group own peg plus has agreed to cut production by $100000.00 barrels

a day next month returning to august levels. the decision comes to spot g 7 countries cooling for opec to increase production. saudi arabia has so far ignored washington, please to pump the mall as it bids to lower us gas prices. the monitors fallen in recent years in part due to the corona virus pandemic. but artists say the latest news could see oil prices rise again. well, let's find out more now across lives you talk to mohammedans about a former senior adviser to the minister of energy of saudi arabia. many, thanks for joining us on the program. nice to see you. now while western states of court on opec to increase oil production, the group has done the opposite. why are they doing this? well, thank you for inviting me. actually, the western countries are implying or line numberless sanders and hypocrisy when it comes to oil.

and while they are claiming that they are for lien and vitamin, they are now emphasizing that they are more and more new here. and they mentioned that in my book, which is a 9th in the blame game, explaining the hypocrisy that the western society i am flying up lying on a on russia, on. so they are paying the prices and asking lee, please next. and while we're not worried about the man just section, probably not now with the war continues. that shows us that the data, i don't know whether they are thinking at isley or they don't have

a good advisor in that it is going to result in the opposite that that with a decision for my pack, what kind of reaction do you expect from those countries that are dependent on their soil when the that shadow out by 100000 barrels a day is that in many months it would not have any effect. but it shows that it is that it was it. and only if the requirements for them to bring disability in there or not. so i, i don't think this 148 hours. but when, when you can use it on the printer, they may do now is backing up

a packing and i show you this. as i said, this is it, is it? could you please explain to us how the west introduction of this price cap on russian oil how, how will influence the global market and what is the aim of the g seven's actions that this is and that's an suggestion was that it will not walk. i'm a member of this when it is a member that i said it that explicit. because if they were, should i show to the war as they are planning to by having a camera on there that i sion oil and then definitely one of them can be done by russia by know, what i mean are in production by women $1000000.00 barrister to live without doing

anything, you know, and you would see prices go up to $25000.00 better better. so if they think that they would succeed, they wouldn't be totally disappointed. i don't know which to book they still could miss. this book wasn't especially that we are in the c let a mom we're out of not in a buyer's market. the seller, when you have a night, unsure, days in the market commodity, monica, this is the one with what kind of prices they will get. what kind of action they will it well russia for his pass is saying that it will reduce oil supply. see those countries that support restrictions on russian energy prices and what impact do you think this will have?

i said bryce is aggressive when you jump when a skyrocket. and by the way, they out of that i do forwarded an alliance. and i don't think they would succeed. if russia are glass, india and china and many other countries are not women that would be announced. they're not willing to join in what is the. ringback especially if russia know or it's production, but the, it's production rises wouldn't jump very high, and it would have been, but everybody, including those who are in the court issue or outside that condition. so it is none says i don't know who is economist or who is dylan. then to do this answer just that, i'm ready to do it as an advisor to them,

a very good sound advice. we've been speaking to mohammed al savannah for messina advice i to the minister of energy of saudi arabia. many thanks for your time. i really appreciate your insight into them. awesome. thank you very much for the technical issues with the nord stream pipeline may fi there, exacerbate the economic crisis within the you, whether you are i was fallen below the dollar for the 1st time in 2 decades from european politicians are starting to acknowledge the sanctions on russia on not working but and lifting them will benefit your opinions. millions of germans will likely be happy if their electricity costs go back down. it's clear that sanctions are not ending. the war in ukraine. gas prom is using its record high profits to build gas pipelines to china. oil exports to asia have already increased. russia does not need the west to buy its raw materials. that the german industry is collapsing without cheap energy sources. and who is the laughing 3rd man in this

fight? it's the united states who's hydraulic fracturing industry is making a profit of $200000000.00 on each liquefied gas tanker. we are destroying our own industry and our middle class. this is madness. well, there seems to be a shift underway in europe, as people start waking up to the cost of the anti russian sanctions that the establishment has saddled them with. the number of austrian citizens who support the sanctions is decreasing and now at 40 per cent. that's according to a new survey, the cause, well energy and inflation, of course, which are also driving up the popularity of the right wing populace freedom party in austria. that supports respectful dialogue with russia. in the czech republic, about 70000 people hit the streets over the weekend in protest of rising energy costs that are expected to get even worse as winter sets in. in italy, hundreds of people burned their utility bills in naples on sunday reported to 1000 protesters in colonial demanded that the government prioritized their energy needs

over ukraine. and now prominent politicians are starting to sing the same refrain. former italian deputy prime minister mateo sal vini is calling out the damage being done by misguided european policies. do we have to defend ukraine? yes, but i would not want the sanctions to harm those who impose them more than those who are hit by them. a prominent french political figure is also speaking out former ecology minister, siegel and why yell, who ran against nicholas, how cozy is the socialist party candidate in the final round, the 2007 presidential race and more recently served as current president emanuel mack holes ambassador for arctic and antarctic polls is calling for peace and dialogue, saying that, quote, sanctions against russia bad we assessed and badly anticipated are turning against us. us, meaning the french people. and she's not the only voice emerging in france among

the political class lead me to more lucy, every one knows that war propaganda has driven by fear that the 1st event mentioned was the bombing of a maternity hospital. when mister zalinski was doing the rounds of the european parliament, that was this incident that brought the peace process to a halt. she thought he was unable to give the names of any of the victims in foot. in the age of smartphones, we would have seen them to quasi, it's great to challenge the discourse imposed by the media media. i do it for many other subjects. i'm sorry to say there was an accepted narrative that is imposed by the media oppose and people like say, gleam royal and me are challenging this practice. they still at a press conference in berlin. well, german chancellor all of scholes said that his country plans to stop importing russian gas starting in december and will continue to support heave, basically germany like the rest of the you thinks they can just treat russia like a booty call for gas whenever it needs or wants to, and without consequence,

but the optics of denouncing rushing gas while also begging moscow not to turn off the gas tap, are obviously problematic. so germany is apparently going to stick to importing russian liquefied natural gas from china, which will cost much more, rather than just be honest about its needs and best interests. and those of its people from european politicians labeling those. they disagree with government policies as enemies and extremists sling to moscow. that's how the check prime minister describes zante. government protest is in his country. the protest in went to law square was called by forces that are pro russian, hold extreme positions and are against the interests of the czech republic. it is clear that russian propaganda and his information campaigns are present on our territory and that some people are listening to them. another demonstration in germany has also fogged talk of a russian conspiracy south of protest,

diversion officials to put the needs of the people ahead of support for the conflict in ukraine opposing government policy, emit a deepening energy crisis. the labeling of government critics is enemies, has reached the italy as well for my italian deputy prime minister and say a salvia has been attacked for saying that europe has made a bad calculation by imposing sanctions on russia. italy's current farm and is that condemned him claiming soviet he is doing a favor to russia? the italian democratic party has also criticized the remarks. i think putin could not have said it better. when i hear salvia talk about sanctions. i feel like i'm listening to prudence propaganda. journalist on electra and political science, don laughlin say, such an attitude runs counter to your opinion, principals, label, extremist, has been bandied around now for decades, against people who don't agree with the party line. for example,

on immigration. so long before the ukraine war, antique immigration, politicians were of course, labeled as extremist. but i think the situation is deteriorating and i think it's deteriorating fast. it's no surprise to me that this is now being used to people against people who, who don't agree with, with the, the russian sanctions. you know, it's a way of insulting and create under almost criminalizing people who disagree. and it's an extremely dangerous development because anthropological speaking, when a crowd starts to form and starts to direct its hatred and its fear against a minority. well, we'll know where that can lead. and unfortunately, there's been a long build up to this is concerning russia but also concerning other issues. and now we see seeing the natural continuation of it, you know,

the people who disagree on things like energy prices and so on, on very basic and very reasonable issues are being disqualified. and i say, again, criminalized almost by this kind of language. and it, i mean it's, it's, it's obviously a betrayal of everything which europe claims to be standing for. there's trials who are served as the u. k is foreign. secretary will become britton's next prime minister meeting former chancellor, where she soon i can erase to replace boris johnson who's agreed to step down trust as pledge, strong support the kevin, the ongoing conflict in ukraine and don bass promising the president. the lensky will be the 1st lady she calls after taking power in london. she is also announced plans to increase british military and humanitarian aid to cares. thus, despite mounting problems in the u. k, which trust promise is to tackle by reducing taxes while pledging to cut back on civil service pay and jobs. she's also admitted that a difficult winter is coming while refusing to rule out

a nuclear one. i know it's going to be a tough winter or did you all i can. of course it will take time, but the best time to start is to day. i'm moving not forward, as well as giving people all the help we can by keeping their taxes low and getting the economy going. you prime minister, the stross is giving the order to unleash all nuclear weapons. it would mean global annihilation. i would often would you push the button, you will say yes. but 1st would that task, i would feel physically sick. how does that form make you feel? i think it's an important duty of the prime minister. i'm ready to do that. trust says that to assume the role of u. k. prime minister in moss are challenging times for the countries economy as inflation hit save, 40 year high. that's as entity bills are skyrocketing with 6 out of 10 british factories reportedly facing closure as a result,

trust is expected to announce her detailed plans to tackle the cost of living crisis. do not. she arrives in downing street political commentator anthony webber is not optimal. optimistic so they can see much change in the situation either. i think it's very likely that there will be a home some the energy prices. and this will come as far as i have a price speakers already. the government is committed to 15000000000 to health problems and the course is a main may come about because of the government. so the phase 3 policies on the cry at some stage or the prime minister has gone to non tenable situations. you can call some floors charts, carry on my best speakers, starting to destroy economy and to increase government bar,

i'm going to say is and see why they didn't place wise how much she my was save you money, people and the guy you bring a say i go, i bless, vested interests, not the interest of the you. how about she might want to do that. there's a limit to how much suffering she can for the best people. very turkish filmmakers have released a new documentary, delving into the accounts of an after journalist who witness the us led invasion and occupation of his country. he also speaks about the atrocities committed by american soldiers, that here were some of the films highlights. i born in war from now i am becoming old in law for of course i see the destruction of my country. new city. there is a loss of walker william realtor with the exclusion kill

10 people killed the children, said one, i'll be more tempted normally. do your son's handsome wheel. i have their cliffs. new to me soon is praying for the fall of the people suffering from a coupon with you a sort of youth who have served enough one feel for complaining of all the you. with one, we spoke to the hero of the documentary monsak month fade c, as well as the films producer 20, i call it. they say there are many, many untold stories of civilians have suffered under us occupation. data loss of incidence which will remain reported to them. yeah. even there was the actually, there was a local issue that we are now receiving from probably also the withdrawal of foreign troops from one of the important that we should work on. such, don't commit to bring the vice off those albums on separate law dispute for

commission and one sent to the public. i personally once again became we are all of one thing while producing this documentary. and it is that the us occupation and in general, a u. s military operations are one of the, one of the greatest disasters of our time of our century. and i believe that there could be a sion is a war crime in and of itself. no one was expecting such a withdrawal from such it harry and all activity. so it was because we were not expect and such. and we see that somehow they felt that way. so they are losing and all was the one sounds on. and also then we'll know if the gap between their bags, government and then under the rule and also there was no.