this one, me not to call you asked me feel possibly so long on that will the nuclear power plant comes on a fresh round of ukrainian shelling according to local officials with fullness calling near one of the reactive. well, humans from the i a remain on site, the russian diplomatic work, cuz it confirms killed, along with 5 other people who were sign bombing outside. most goes embassy and the gun capital is well military refuses to investigate the killing of an algae. there were journalists to find the idea of admitting that it's sold. it could have accidentally salt plus politicians and leaving you countries

lifting a bank and rushing sanctions as the years to at 20 you know, over the fact last year of the very will welcome it's monday, the 5th of september. and this is our see and to national with the latest news headline, just good to happy with the 1st the last remaining turbine at north stream, one has failed to meet industrial safety requirements. thus, according to a new statement from russia's gas problem, which has shut down the pipeline to germany for maintenance. the facts and the turbine engine sets be creating a risk of fire or even an explosion and may affect the safety of the entire compressor station. gas problem saves machine oil leaks are common defect in this siemens produced engines used in north stream earlier. cremeans spokesman, dimitri pasco said the suspension of the pipeline was caused by western sanctions.

he emphasized that foreign restrictions or preventing they were made in turbine from being repaired. the problems with pumping gas arose due to the sanctions imposed against our country and against a 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 occurs 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 being moved 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 of created the situation we see now. ah, i see ukraine now where keith's force is of shell these apple dozier nuclear power plants, a den according to local rush and backs all thirties. they say ukrainian rock is of damage, say water coolant facility, which is linked to the nuclear reactions at 2nd power units. no casualties have been reported up as states. and officials say there's no immediate threat to the operation of the power plant itself. russia's events, ministry says cabs forces continue to provocations in the area, despite the presence of a inspect, because at the power plant most also accuses ukraine of threatening to create a man made disaster at the facility. the main i a mission left the nuclear plants

after finishing its work at the facility to observers. if remained at the station to monitor the situation that the experts are expected to announce the findings of the un security council. on tuesday, august 20th street art is known as c t o has been forced to apologize for what he said was an effort to promote peace in ukraine. pay to seat and had to scrap his controversial mirror portray and a russian soldier hugging ukrainian counterparts. impala joyce, heavily to the crating people, if i offended them, but this working on my attention was to promote peace. i'm not affiliated with any russian people, media or anything. satan stressed, he meant no harm and was only seeking to highlight the importance of reconciliation and unity. but he was supposed to paint over his mirror after

a smoke furious backlash from kias and some of the artists own followers. a recently unveiled nero in melbourne showing the russian and the ukrainian soldier hugging is utterly offensive to all ukrainians. the painter has no clue about the russian invasion of ukraine, and it is disappointing to see it done without consulting the ukrainian community in melbourne. they australian artist is the 1st victim of such censorship as the during the long list of western politicians on celebrities who try to call for peace in ukraine, only to run afoul of king of one of them is for me, us the state secretary, henry kissinger, kissinger he was slammed by flatter ms lewinsky for suggesting that kias should seed some territory to russia, and i can send it around. the pool is also blacklisted off the he's told a u. s. military package, the ukraine, and kiev has also insisted on apologies from amnesty international law for the n g o found that ukraine's military has been using civilians as human shields.

amnesty international deeply regrets the distress and anger that are press release and the ukrainian military fighting tactics has caused amnesty international priority in this and in any conflict as ensuring that civilians are protected. indeed, this was our sole objective when releasing this latest piece of research by we fully stand by our findings, we regret the pain caused let's not discuss it with i guess that may goldstein who is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university. many thanks for joining the program. it's very nice to have you as, as i'd like to know your reaction to the ukranian community for thing. and i says to destroy his mirror, to find that the picture was really offensive. it is being portrayed. i think they've taken their artist is offensive and extremely disturbing. you know, 1st of all, we all recognize after centuries, the centers of history, that bad piece is much better than the good war. everybody knows it. people,

you know, don't show the moment. you should stop digging, who, who's fall is and negotiate for peace. and that's what the wall appeals to policy is. that is right. this is the wall. it will still endless wars that makes a full sense for people to sit down and negotiate. and then all of a sudden we have a surgeon elements and i was underscored elements and the green in society who have in nerve to speak on behalf of all ukrainian people in this elements. i see you then keep you then astray, leo, canada. and they speak on behalf of all ukrainians, many of whom are in harm's way menus, whose parents, children are brothers, are fighting. and they want to see the end of this. but yet some people in here in toronto or in mobile have the right to speak on behalf of all ukrainian. and this is, you know, as saying, no, we don't want to piece it are i find this kind of moral in,

in the comfort of western capital and sand, say people in the trenches go and fight more because there are some kind of sense of justice. so i think, you know, they can prevail, they can use, you know, all their bullying techniques which they perfected on social platforms, on tv, shut down the dissident voices. but what's the point of that? people are dying. russians are not going to give up. half of the ukraine don't want to leave under keith. they sure did. since 2014 as they were fighting, they were share shell endlessly and they don't want to leave and the keep. so just to say that we as ukrainians people are offended yet some people offended some not, but the fact of the matter is people are dying and there's not, i fully support the artist, any artist who does his work to promote is any politician, any diploma. because it says time to promote peace makes perfect sense now and

makes it perfect sense, you know, brought it in 99 percent of the case. could it be that artists touch upon such a hot potato? the political topic in 2022 is all clinics. i mean, that's what people doing now. days, you know, they don't hear don't do voices, media suppression. and basically it doesn't show good to anyone. we have to know really what's going on in ukraine. and i just recently read, read a note of some lady from illinois, said our george brings in to you, great refugees. and the 1st thing they say to us will one fees in novel radio. this is, lindsey should have negotiated from the day one. so that's a voice, but it's, it's not good. so consequently, you know, we don't hear, don't your voices. and he keeps on pushing for more, get more help from the rest. probably he's on the threat of certain elements of society. want to continue the war. but you know,

it's very easy to imagine that ukraine is all unified with those brothers and children are dying as unified. they don't seem like their political leaders who are like g n as in italy, which is apparently hands. i don't live because the places are where they children and abroad, so they can push the war, but not common people. thank you very much for joining us on the program. really appreciate your insight. in the month of may goes, team chairs, the department of slavic studies at brown university, really appreciate it. ah, now the afghan capital couple where 2 russian embassy workers have been killed in war, local police say, with a suicide bombing authority, say the blossom left for us guns, soldiers and wants local civilian dead, wounding at least another explosion took place near the main gate of the russian embassy where no glass gun for queuing for these is one of the victims of the last, is this boy he was waiting of the key with his sister. he like dozens of other

people were waiting for a rush. and visa, we asked how the attacks come in i went to the russian embassy, when the bomb 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 that. 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 my rushes top diplomat say love roth is called the bombing a terror attack, saying that russia hopes the perpetrators will be punished by the gun government. as soon as possible, please, the shows that it is still, there was a terrorist attack and an 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. local journalists may be the war had centers. this report from couple only is hotter that will plan to day is around 1050. i am a huge bomb, exploded in front of the russian embassy. eye. witnesses say at least 20 people are dead and wounded. one senior russian did come out and one security guard lost their lives according to those on the ground. there were lots of people at the embassy waiting for their visas. many people say they are looking for their relatives and friends who are in the queue was currently missing. these people said that they are asking the embassy stormhall, but no one is in a position to tell us about our missing people. one eye witnesses, the casualties of more than 20. we have contacted government officials, but they are not issued an official statement. and we don't have details about lost in bottom of israel has admitted. there is a high possibility that his soldiers killed al jazeera journalists,

serene upper arthur, as they concluded the investigation into the events in may. this year when she was shot dead or covering its railey military rates, it appears that it is not possible to unequivocal, determine the source of the gunfire, which had ms. abu ackley. however, there is a high possibility that miss abil actually was accidentally hit by israel defense forces gunfire that was fired towards suspects identified as armed palestinian gunmen. despite the finding the military, top legal office as it will not be launching a criminal probe, the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has reported the apologize in safety. sorry for what happened. as according to journalists to police on the investigation, i was shot dead well covering, and he's railey rate on the agenda. and jenny, in refugee camp in the pied westbank, despite being clearly identified as press several investigations by he went to terry and organizations on the united nations,

concluded the journalist was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us prob did not reach a definitive conclusion about who pulled the trigger, sparking criticism from the family who were incredulous about the findings. this course live now to the doctor, said nina, the professor of political science in but sites university. many thanks for joining us on the program. what do you make of the findings and how do you think sharina family can get any justice? good evening to you and all your viewers are well, it's quite obvious that these really apart is not going to take responsibility for what happened to sharina barkley, sharina barkley, now after one year of her death and, and the assassination in. as a matter of fact, the finding that these are really are announcing are absolutely have nothing to do with the reality and they are trying to justify what happened and the,

this issue of that, the soldier apologized. this is absolutely ridiculous. there is an incident happened and it was intentional because not only should in a barclay and also another, a journalist who was with her, who was shocked in his back. there was an a, there were targeted by a sniper, it was 100 meters only the distance. a he can identify them with the clear gear that they are wearing, especially the helmets and the press, which was so obvious on their chests. so they can identify them as a journalist. and yet they assassinated should in a barclay and the injured the hard partner, a that was quite clear that this incident was a, by the israeli soldiers. and it was intention to a, to kill the journalist to keep them away from covering the israeli violations. that

was going on in virginia refugee camp at that day. and now the fact that the americans are many of the organizations in america, what pressurizing the american government, to investigate or to brush horizon is ready to get an investigation. and the americans, apparently there pressurized the israelis treasury that china barclays, also holding at the american. i am a citizenship. so. busy where these are in came out, this kind of, we can say silly report talking about, you know, that was in and intentional and there is no responsibility and not going even to open an investigation or to bring to court as a soldier who did that. what they are, you know, just why do you think that is, what do you think is well, is rolled out to criminal probe and the prosecutions over the killing of the journalist. yeah,

because if they then according to bit salem organization, which is an israeli human rights organization, there are thousands of cases which was filed against israel. army in unintentional killing. and only 6 or 7 out of those were investigated. so usually these are in the army, don't take responsibility when it comes to the occupied territories with the palestinians because by the end of the day, it knows that they can get away with anything they can do without any questioning. the idea that these are, if you think that they are above the low above the international law, and they can't be question even with the american pressure. they came out with this silly report, which is, you know, showing nothing and they, they have no intention whatsoever to open an investigation. they don't want to go in to criminalize their own soldiers because that will create a huge cases in front of them and where they killed many palestinians in so many

ways. and that was, you know, without sometimes a reason. and definitely they don't want to go to that to that corner, and that's why they try not to be skewed the soldier or even have a thorough investigation in the, in the issue side. nina, professor physical science and beside university many thanks their time. really appreciate your produces grip. opec plus agrees to have agreed to cut production by $100000.00 barrels a day next month. returning to august levels. the decision comes despite g 7 countries cooling for opec to increase oil production. saudi arabia has so far, ignored washington's. please the pub. more oil, is it big to lower us gas prices? the mazda, full, and the recent years in part due to the corona virus pandemic. but under the say,

the latest news could see oil prices rise again. folks who haven't also been a former senior advisor to the minister of energy, if a saudi arabia say that opec saxons shows it's ready to put the stability of the oil market 1st, reduction of foot by 100000 battery. but it is very many make sure that love is daily and only the required for them being built in the oil market. the can is implying or 9 stand and you're going to see when it comes to why me or mean and vitamin. they are now emphasizing

that they are more and more technical issues with the node stream pipeline may further exacerbates the economic crisis within the u. where the euro is fallen below the goal of the 1st time into decades from european politicians are starting to acknowledge the assumptions on russia. we're not working in that lifting. they 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. for 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 cos, 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 this 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 is 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, vc thank people, he was unable to give the names of any of the victims in but in the age of smartphones, we would have seen them say quasi, it's grave to challenge the discourse imposed by the media media. i do it for many other subjects. i'm sorry to say there is an accepted narrative that is imposed by the media. oppose and people like say, gleam royal and me are challenging this practice at a press conference in berlin. well, german chancellor, all i've shoals is 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 for china, which will cost much more, rather than just be honest about its needs and best interests and those of its people. pretty patel quits as u. k. home secretary on his heckled by opposition and pays for paying tribute to bars. johnson the house of commons. it comes with at least trust to hm. served as the case foreign secretary said to become put in the next prime minister transcends pledge, strong support to kevin, the ongoing conflict in ukraine and bass, promising that precedence lensky will be the 1st lady. she coves off taking power in london. she is also announced plans to increase british military and humanitarian aid to kill us despite mounting problems in the u. k. which trans promises 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. i wouldn't do all i can. of course it will take time to the best time to start is today. moving that forward, as well as giving people all the help we can by keeping that taxes low and getting the economy, getting you prime minister these trust is giving the order to unleash our nuclear weapons. it would mean global annihilation. i would ask you, would you press the button you will say yes, but faced with that task i would feel physically sick. how does that make you feel? i think it's an important gt of the prime minister. i'm ready to trust that to see in the role of u. k prime minister and what a challenging time for the country's economy. as inflation hit, say 40 year high energy bills are skyrocketing with 6 knots of 10 british factories reportedly facing closure. as a result, trust is expected to announce a detailed plans to tackle the cost of living crisis. do not. she arrives in

downing street journalists, the actual tons, the phase, the incoming providence that will be fully dependent on washington past. the vast majority, presumably of britain is against her. suddenly the polls show that the majority do one to to be the leader of the country. and one has to remember that in british sense of media, whether there is no free press in britain, it is poor. and that is the reason that the british people are suffering and trust is expanding. that to say, not only that somehow, russia has created the sanctions on gas runs in britain over european union. and the mainstream media in britain are obsessed by close analogies. we might get on to that who has real power, where the trust matters. in fact, there also were reports, of course, that trust in the next hours or perhaps in the past few minutes has been briefed about the nuclear codes, and you play to compare of how resolute she is. she's unwavering. she has no

seeming humanity in that answer. according to many commentators when asked about whether she would press the button on the submarines or the bridge nuclear deterrent, which are anyway room with to be able to wear the controlled by washington. which alludes to what trust may be doing in the future. because where is she taking her orders from? where is she conditional to take her orders from? otherwise plenty more news are days discussion on debate to be found on our website, r t dot com many thanks for joining us. hey, i'm out international for ah, a little

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