ah ah ah, but he may 13th arrives in rushes far east to visit vol stop. 2022 military drills, of course, ought sees that through. this is one of the ship's main artillery batteries the a 190. it's effective against other c targets as well as air targets and pack such a punch that we're not even gonna be able to be on this deck when it fires with, with europe racing for cold. when says it's energy crisis goes on, italians to set the issue a life by burning the energy bills in protests against rising prices. proposal to

give aid of 15 percent when we have increases of 30400 percent. seems like a joke and we do not know what measures to take to deal with this very negative situation. with 100 australian graffiti artist is forced to apologize and scrap his mural of russian and ukrainian soldiers hugging after a spew of vitriol online with thank you for joining us here at spotty. it's just on 7 am on tuesday morning in russia. i'm peter scott on wherever you joining us from. welcome to the program. yes, let him have putin has arrived at the far east to attend to voss top 2022 military drills with china and india in attendance. as russia's pacific fleet holds maneuvers, artes don quarter, it takes a voyage on one of the frigates,

the mighty marshal shop, a sneak of one of the crown jewels of russia's pacific fleet. it's a multi purpose frigate fully loaded with anti ship rockets, anti air artillery batteries, high powered torpedoes and long range tactical missiles. and today we're going to see this behemoth of a ship in action. ah, that ship is equipped with 2 helicopters, one of them. you can see right now it's still in the hanger and that's for saving. any sailors that may have fallen into the water, but the one you see behind me is actually an anti submarine helicopter. it takes off and seeks its enemy submarines within the water to identify targets for the ship itself. and we're actually going to see this guy set off into the sky right now with this is one of the ship's main artillery batteries the a 190. it's effective

against other c targets as well as air targets and it packs such a punch that we're not even going to be able to be on this deck when it fires. what we're here right now at the helm of this ship and we have to keep our voice is down, of course, because everyone here is hard at work steering the ship. but this is basically where all of the navigation decisions are made. and it's interesting is that on the ship and probably on a lot of other ships, the navigation has done both on physical maps and on electronic maps. we can see here that this is where the ship actually came out of from over here, we were told that this is of blood of a stork and we're actually traveling outwards into the ocean as we speak. now, this map is not actually big enough to show the entire course that we're going to be going on, but, and they have another paper map that they're going to replace that with later on. and there you can also see the electronic version of that, alyssa dunham covey, uranus. that's how we live quite comfortably here. al beds through his ventilation

system. so the temperature is all was good. there was a tv communication system. we got a c for 2 months maximum in our free time. we watched t, thee play sports, fish, all sorts of stuff. some comrades also bake home made bread and other food is delicious too. of course, when we go to see we miss home, most of all our wives and children, it doesn't mean that we want to come ashore. no, we just just miss our families, relatives. i have dreamed of becoming a sailor since my childhood. i was trapped in the navy as i wanted, and then i decided to continue and signed a contract. i just like everything here, a day out at sea with the marshal sharpish nick of was more than enough to understand that this is one powerful ship with a more than capable crew, donald quarter r t. c of a horse. the move towards d. dollarization is intensifying globally prompting the creation of new zones of

free trade, thus the focus of date 2 of the eastern economic forum which has been held in the far eastern city of vladivostok with almost 70 countries participating. our tease oksana boycott reports from the form. what's surprising is that it's not only be asian gas being welcome here, but also a number of visitors from, from the west, from australia, from friends, from germany, from the united kingdom and from the united states. and it's surprising because as i'm sure, you know, this conference takes place in the aftermath of the please, the serial reading relations between the east and west, not only between russia and the was over, there were any plane but also between china and washington in some european allies, there is an increased naval activity and the trade of taiwan and the fear in the tensions there may erupt into kinetic conflicts. nevertheless,

some of that will be definitely discuss a bit at the palace today. but the focus of this conference is primarily as it has always been on the economic corporation. and this is also a testament to how differently the east west understand the so called p with to asia for the americans. and for the western, as in general, it's more about putting pressure on asian, sending more troops to the asian region for the russia. it's primarily about economic development and not only regional development. it's also about domestic development. 50 years ago, the decision was made to put effort into bring up this region of russia and also using that moment to develop cooperation with. it's a rush system neighbors, and i think that's trinity paid off handsomely. they because the region is unrecognizable. it's booming with energy booming with development,

and it also brings a lot of eastern attention here. and i'm many people here wondering what would be your race development of your and the interconnection of this whole continent can take place without europe. because europe has made a decision to extricate itself, not only from russian and into social sources, but there's also talks about liberating a european corporation with china. and there are big questions about the weather in europe can stand on its own feet. now on the, from this conference, why didn't important the russian president was also asked about, um, well, at least according to russian view, inconsistent energy decisions. and this is what he had to say when you got that expert on the jewelry or grown. i shook some countries, made huge mistakes, looking ahead and making decisions guided by noble goals, which then became impossible to implement and lead to what the consequences if you

1st to receive cheap brushing guess and then you could off supplies and immediately turn on everything. then this creates enormous problems, including with cold generation. this is of course, not the best option for solving global problems. the reliance on the so called chip or i should say affordable russian energy sources wasn't just a political fall. it was the whole basis for the european and especially german economy. that foundation will somehow have to be replaced. so it's not only about getting through the upcoming winter, it's really about how the european economy will be functioning. but to be honest, that's not the uh, part of the russian concern. i mean, many of those energy supplies have been redirected to both china, india and some other countries. and again, that's a testament to how differently the east and west understand the goals of both politics and safe policy because the russians and the chinese are very proud about

leaving died people out of poverty investing in infrastructure, developing human capital. where's what me here for western capitals is from western policy makers, is that they are ready to subject populations to suffering. they are ready to reside over steve deterioration and living sanders for the sake of seeing that policy is realized. and who will, we'll have the time hotel. let's cross live now to the experts of the vol died, discussion club for and it's wiring when he's joining us. has he thank you very much for your time. ah, well, we've got participants, i guess for more than 60 countries, the eastern economic forum. do you think this is a reflection of the emerging multi polar world? yeah, actually i agree. i think this topic are very important. we are in the real

multiple world. so i told her we the title to fall into our topic. actually, nowadays, wester is declining west. i can now the dominant world animal and the rest of the rest of the western o to watch. i mean a, including china, russia, or reveal or the other emerging countries. they have different to value deeper different thinking, a different idea from the west. i. so they come together gathering in friday, or stalk and the beautiful city to discuss the future. i think that is a very, very if, even if it and we're talking about the west overseas trying to isolate russia now on the international stage over the war in ukraine. when you look around at the forum,

what is the impression that you get in terms of russia being isolated at the moment? yeah, i think it's very interesting because it's my 1st time to fill out your story a 1st time to e f. but a lot of the same, so give me a moment and also i'm feel very impassive because they are a lot of our programmatic cooperation except to west desk. just choose that without a west of the world. steel can doing very well, especially, you know, last year and the china in, in the past 2 days, there are a lot of our pragmatic corporation between china and russia. and i was enjoying a lot of our follow that panels. they discussed how to push it a pragmatic corporation in the future. and how to aside more animal, i mo, you and push the additional economic accomplishing value. something like that. it's

a very impressive. well, i'm talking on cooperation between russia and china. what would you say the main focus is in terms of developing economic relations between the 2 countries. i think that nowadays we are in the past a period not only in political competition, but also economic. i'm a competition. i think the last year our train value to our highest a point to about a $150.00 beating us dollars. i think that by the 2025 that we will be reach at $200.00, a beating us dollars. and i mean by 2030 that we will be bigger and bigger. i think this is debt debt prove that more and more people, they trust, that cooperation between russia and china and also in the near future that will be more and more business person in the preacher's socio social size organizers.

and also like me that scholars, we will focus on the competition between our 2 countries. i think it is a very good vehicle, things and talking about this cooperation between asian countries on bricks, countries indeed and the trade between them growing. do you think trade between asia and the west is falling or is it not mutually exclusive? i think not nowadays, the brakes for weeks the institution become the new model for emergent come to the data. why you know, are all adam or are you merging economy? they want to join, that freaks i institution thinks they are, including the saudi algebra long afghanistan. so i think that that means that to the new civilization model for those that emerging country including i, china, including a container,

they just along to life and peacefully. i think that it early present the new civilization model deferred from the weston model. i think if you look about the path to a 500 a year's history, you know, when. busy those a european country lies up a with a life up the a bring to the world that these, after including the conflict, the war that refugees. but now look at to the emerging car economy. encoding china . all they bring to the world that are corporation that change the economic growth that people and people exchange. i think we are in the neela. civilization h l one. when val discussion club experts on the executive dean of the chong young institute for financial studies. thank you very much for joining us today, and i hope you enjoy the rest of the forum over that and let us talk you most

trillion graffiti artist known as c t o has been forced to apologize after producing what he says was an effort to promote peace in ukraine. b to seaton has been forced to scrap a controversial mural portraying a russian and ukrainian soldier hugging impala joyce heavily to the ukrainian people. if i've offended them, both is working on my intention was to promote peace. i'm not affiliated with any russian people media or anything while, as he heard seaton stressed that he meant no harm and was only seeking to highlight the importance of reconciliation and unity. but he was forced to paint over his mural after spots a furious backlash from ukraine officials. a recently unveiled nero in melbourne showing a russian, and a 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. or the australian artist isn't the 1st victim of such censorship as he joined the long list of western politicians on permanent figures. you have all run foul of kiev for the views among them is pope frances, whose being cold, you have called for peace book, was then criticized for expressing regrets over the death of russian journalists. daria digna, and x u. s. secretary of state, henry kissinger, who was slammed by president lensky for suggesting that key should feed some territory to russia. american senator poll rand has also been blacklisted after he's told a u. s. military package for ukraine. and the key of insisted on an apology from amnesty international that's after the n g o revealed that ukraine's military has been using civilians as human shields. amnesty international deeply regrets the distress and anger that are press release on 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. while we fully stand by our findings, we regret the pain caused earlier we spoke with the mir goldstein, the chair of the departments of slavic to these it's american brown university. and he says the main threat to peace comes from artists from social media uses. you call for a continuation of the body war i think is a jack on the artist is offensive and extremely disturbing. you know, 1st of all, we all recognize after centuries, essentially, history, that piece is much better than it would war. everybody knows it. people, you know, don't show the moment, you should stop digging who, who's qualities and knew what she would be. so that's what the wall abused to policy, is that it, this is the world bill and was, was less, it makes it is a full sense for people to sit down and negotiate. and then all of

a sudden we're having a surgeon elements. and i was underscored elements and the green in society who have in nerve to speak on behalf of all the agree and people. and this elements i see even keep even astray. they are canada and they speak on behalf of all ukrainian, many of whom are in the harm's way. and this is a saying, no, we don't want peace. it, i find is highly immoral, said, you know, the comfort of western capital and say people in the trenches go and fight more because there is some kind of sense of justice and moving on. now. stimulants, such as, i'm fed amends are among those america. it's applying to its military overseas of the claim made by an investigation by a bulgarian journalist. the pentagon accused by diona guide, sanjeever of transporting 47 tons of control drugs to its soldiers worldwide. which

more than 5000 kilograms were delivered to troops in kosovo from 2018 to 2023. over 9000 kilograms, sent romania and 2000 and estonia. that's according to public documents from the united states. transportation command and other documents published by the u. s. department of defense shows it's supplied amphetamines worth almost $26000000.00 to its troops. and despite the stimulants, which encourages alertness and physical strength been bound for use in the u. s. military. however, it's also used to treat attention deficit disorder and narcolepsy. the u. s. food and drug administration has reported on the thousands of negative consequences from using unfair to me and including 202 fatal cases between 94 and 2020. earlier i told michael muller for former senior pentagon security policy analyst who said that the u. s. has been using such drugs for decades. that's a very entry, intriguing study is the 1st time i've ever seen anything pulled together like that,

but it's based on it's based on fact. and, but that is also the reality of some 22 years of war that the united states has been involved in and, and, and in fact, it any addiction in war a, particularly from the u. s. i actually began during the american revolutionary war and in the u. s. civil war, initially with the alcohol. and then there's the years went by progressing to drug use. why? to, to help prepare for combat to deal with this location and, and destruction and conflict that troops are subjected to, particularly in a war zone. so it has tremendous physical site, psychological impact on, on individuals, particularly after they leaves service the mid soaring prices,

high inflation and an energy crisis. people have taken to the streets in the italian hilltop town of pearl gear to protest against current policies by burning their energy bills. in italy, gas and electricity prices have risen to historic highs. driving some of the towns residents together around a fire on monday evening to set their bills on fire. many local state government measures to limit the impacts of the price surge seem like a bit of a joke. if in the lee it was so indeed these for us, these indiscriminate and in justified increases are placing us in a lot of difficulty. electricity prices have increased by 75 percent and gas has increased by 99 percent with these increases, we do not know what to do and we do not know what measures to take to deal with this very negative situation with us. thought it. oh, we have had an increase of 68 percent for gas and 38 percent for electricity prices . this data is clear to everyone at the institutions and government. no it,

it is time for them to intervene immediately. so many of us will close for sure. i live with us, you know what it is. the great concern is if there is no immediate intervention times will not be easily minister. seeing the lonnie's proposal to give aid of 15 percent when we have increases of 30400 per cent. seems like a joke to us. all such auctions are a sign of the common frustration that many europeans feel with the governments, which do continue the dry for sanctions against russia, which is consequently in many people shivering in their homes. however, despite such signs of discontent, the use of foreign policy chief, you'll said beryl says it's such a test of strength will continue in while the german capital has seen some protests enough is enough, was the slogan of choice as people gather to slum the policies of the governing coalition partner the greens, many waving flags and brandishing banners, denouncing politicians on nato. the rally is the latest in

a series that have seen thousands take to the streets across germany after inflation shot to his highest level in almost 50 years in august. and he protest is also voicing anger that they cannot afford to pay rocketing energy bills. i was wanting to make a policy that leads to the economy, breaking piece by piece, leaving hundreds of thousands of people afraid of losing their jobs in a position that they do not even know how to pay their energy bills in winter. while also aware that such policies are being made at their expense that they do not accept it. but how could you know as a foreign minister? why this disastrous policy of this traffic like coalition growth, in terms of social policy and foreign policy, the greens contributed to the disastrous situation of this traffic light government . therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have organized protests, both from the latin nation might. meanwhile, the euro has fallen below the dollar for the 1st time in 2 decades. some european politicians are starting to acknowledge that the sanctions against russia aren't

working and the lifting them would benefit. some frustrated europeans, 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. and over in the u. k, a breakfast t v show is offering to pay view as fuel bills for 4 months as a competition prize route around it goes where i bill,

1000 pounds of energy bill is going to be you know, we're paying your energy bill for 4 months. oh, no worries. meanwhile, europe is lurching from crisis to crisis with russia now shutting down his nose. she won't. gas pipelines to germany for gas problems says our maintenance reasons, blaming defects which it says can't be fixed amid ongoing unseat russian sanctions . defects in the turbine engine are set success in the safety of the compress. the station gas problem says that oil leaks are a common defects in the siemens produced engines used in node stream while siemens itself says that they do not normally affect the operation of a turbine and can be sealed on sites. early i thought, said jack, rasmussen economics, professor at st. mary's college in california. it predicts that probably discontent

will continue to rise. as european politicians keep sacrificing their own people's welfare, political and, you know, cost of it with their own population, reaches a point that, you know, the cancer sustained it any longer. i mean, that's the only direction that is gonna come from. i don't see any, any of the elite spreaking ranks and, you know, saying yeah, okay, a dios policies are as negative complications for us. so we're not going to abide by it anymore. you know, i can see that kind of declaration. but, you know, the, the key here, the wild card is of the population. well, i think it's gonna take a lot more, a public crusher here over the winter. you know, the politicians will, you know, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, whatever, you know, and i don't think at this point, they will know they're very much the lisa very much tied into

a u. s. foreign policy. but if the people in, you know who like them, really started expressing discontent, which i think is a no roads coming up, then they're gonna have to change or are the government's going to come down on the time to buckle up? that's the message from the french and german lead isn't a joint letter to said b as presidents as tensions over kosovo continue to simmer and the you tries to take on a more proactive role. the for the lack of some will get fixed for the next hour. well, the letter is complemented by a more concrete move you lead to have assigned advises to negotiation between serbia and his break away province as month of simmering tension. continue in august, cost of announced upon on being life in place and ideas in the north of the province subsequently blocking access the border crossings. christina then postponed the

bonds implementation, but on the 27th of august, both countries announced on quotes agreement on the freedom of movement. 14 years after cost of the union lecture declared its independence from service relations between the 2 do remain strained with the u. s. and its allies recognized in the small one last areas independence while half the world, including russia and china, do not mere last bun. joseph in progressive party, deputies says the let's, the intentions aren't clear, isn't so good. this is a step we do not understand at all. all the decisions that should have been taken on kosovo have long since been taken. we decided not to recognise costello's independence and that is clear to everyone here present. lucas said this directly to schoultz at a media conference when he was in serbia. i do not know what they are trying to achieve with this letter. there would be better off writing to their allies in pristina to implement the brussels agreements and resolution $1244.00 prisoner make

small concessions. serbia makes big concessions. and so the problem, the pristine as actions of caused is temporarily sold. germany has a very strong influence in europe right now. i think europe is under pressure from the usa and they are just fulfilling their ro, me, they do not have an independent policy. if they had an independent policy, you would develop good relations with russia, and you would rely on russia for his resources, industry, and energy. there is no normal, serv who would agree with shorts. his proposal. 99 percent of serbs would reject the proposal of sholtes micron under rest over crossover. and finally, uganda has developed a phenomenally cheap $70.00 stick computer which is made from locally thought materials and can be powered by solar energy we heard from its creator. ah oh,

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