hey, think it was time time to sit down and talk with him. if it's in arrives in rushes. far east to visit the bus. stop. 2022 military drill off these that to 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 impacts such a punch that we're not even gonna be able to be on this deck when it fires. italians are bob carrying the on paid energy, billed the protest of gas and electricity prices, which have risen to historic high proposal to give aid of 15 percent. when we have increased the 30400 percent seems like a joke. so we do not know what measures to take to deal with this very negative

situation on that australia and graffiti office is forced to apologize and drop his mural of russian and ukrainian slow, just hugging after view of angry vigil online with for moscow to the well this is the international. my name is peter scott, and these are the top stories this hour. but even putin has arrived in the far east to attend the vault folk. 2022 military drills with china and india in attendance. as much as pacific fleets holds maneuvers all these don't call that takes a voyage on one of russia's 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't 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 the 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 pack 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 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 albert's through his ventilation system. so the temperature is all good. there is a tv communication system. we go to see for 2 months, maximum and are free time. we watch tv play, sports, fish, all sorts of stuff. some comrades also bake home made bread and other food as

delicious, too. of course, when we go to see we miss home, most of all how wives and children. it doesn't mean that we want to come ashore now . we just dismiss all 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 sign the contract. i just like everything here, a day out at sea with the marshal shop, a sneak 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 our hearts joined ground force exercises involving 14 countries were also held, with approximately 14, excuse me, 50000 troops taking part the country pledge. the soldiers again military experience with troops from algeria as by john, silvia conversed on on many of those visiting russians. soil of the british defense ministry has expressed concerns over the drills upon which claims the boss of 2022

poses a danger to regional security. and after seeing the trails for himself that he meant to think will attend the eastern economic forum in the 2nd day of his visit to russia's far eastern city of bloody vall, stock with participants from almost 70 countries and regions. taking part a key focus is developing economic corporation in the asia pacific region, with many key statements of incense already made. we'll have more on this later in the program. so do stay tuned. ah, amid soaring prices, high inflation and an energy crisis. people have taken to the streets of the italian hill, top town of pear rubia to protest against current policies by barbecuing, the on page energy bills. and it's a late gas, and i just, the prices have risen to historic high is driving some of the towns resident together around the fi on monday evening and build

a life. many locals say the government measures the limits, the impacts of the price surge seem like a bit of a joke. if you were still in the, for us, these indiscriminate and in justified increases are placing it 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 the withholding. we have had an increase of 68 percent for gas and 38 percent for electricity prices. this data is clear to everyone, the institutions and government, no it, it is time for them to intervene immediately. so many of us will close for sure. the great concern is if there is no immediate intervention times will not. the minister seeing galani is proposal to give a to 15 percent when we have increased the 30400 percent seems like

a joke of such protests are a sign of the frustration that many european feel with their governments, which continues to dry for functions against russia, which is consequently leaving many people shivering in their homes. however, despite such signs of discontent, the eas foreign policy chief, he said, beryl says the test of strength will continue. meanwhile, the german capital has also been rocked by process. enough is enough with the slogan of choice. people gathered from the policies of the governing coalition partner, the greens with many waving flags and brandishing bun is denouncing politicians and nathan raleigh is the latest in a series that have seen thousands states, the streets across germany. after inflation shots with the highest level in almost 50 years in august when the protesters are also voicing and that they cannot afford to a star roxanne energy bill. it's kind of wanting to make a policy that leads to the economy, breaking piece by piece,

meeting hundreds of thousands of people afraid of losing their job 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. but how could you know as a foreign minister? why this disaster policy of this traffic like co listen growth in terms of social policy and foreign policy? the greens contributed to the disastrous situation of this traffic like government . therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have organized protests, both from the left and nationwide. meanwhile, the euro's fallen below the dollar for the 1st time in 2 decades, almost some european politicians to insist on answers and measures. others are starting for knowledge that the energy issue is becoming more and more of a political test for themselves. 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 price route around a goes where i bill $1000.00 pound energy bill is going to be energy. oh, when we're paying your energy bill for 4 months. oh, for trusted, no worries. and while the west is playing russian roulette with its energy

sanctions continues to fuel, further animosity with russia now sitting down its nord stream, one gas pipeline, to germany for gas from says our maintenance reasons, blaming defects which it says can be fixed amid ongoing unseat russian. restrictions effects in the turbine engine offset the threats and the safety of the compression station go from says that oil leaks are a common problem in the siemens produced engines used in nod stream while siemens itself says they do not normally affect the operation of a turbine and can be sealed on site lillia, i thought the jack rasmus and economics, professor st. mary's college and california who predicts the public discontent, will continue to rise as european politicians sacrifice the people's welfare, the political, 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 this is going to come from. i don't see any,

any of the elite breaking ranks and, you know, saying yeah, okay, the u. s. policy is as negative complications for us. so we're not gonna buy it anymore. and i can see that kind of declaration, but, you know, the, the key here, the wild card is the population. i think it's gonna take a lot more, rob, 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, i, you 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, are really start expressing discontent, which i think is a no roads coming. i've been there, they're gonna have to change, or are there governments going to come down? on the movement towards d. dollarization is intensifying globally prompting the creation of new zones of

free trade with us the focus of date 2 of the eastern economic forum, which has been held in the far eastern city of bloody vall, stock in russia, with almost 7 feet countries participating ortiz looks on a biker centers, this reports from the event, it's warm as usual, brings together many of, with all the neighboring countries. but i think what distinguishes it from similar western events is the main focus here is on the practicalities of alteration. there's very little discussion about ideology. you know, political condemnations, what have you, even the current climate of distrust between a russian, the west is not really being discussed. in fact, various representatives, businesses, printer officials are focusing on how they can make that trade more active. how they can mutually benefit from i being in this part of the world on day 2 of the

eastern economic form began today with a special session of the russia i see on forum i see on stands for the association of southeastern states. it's an organization that marks it's 55th anniversary today . and that brings together countries like on board myanmar, thailand, vietnam, and some others. and russia is a very, very eager to mother and maintain, but also develop it's tracy with those countries. the focus today was primarily on the logistical issues and how to make the movement of roots. it easier. we really actually reward the trade turnover between russia and the association of southeast asian nations. in 2021 increased by $27.00 and a half percent and amounted to $20000000000.00. there is growth in many prospects for further growth. we have tightly linked our economies and strive to make them stronger through high level official meetings, strengthening dialogue and comprehensive involvement. we also work closely with the private sector within the framework of the rushes in business union. first of all,

i want to say that russia is a very important partner of indonesia, and our trade is growing year by year and really very positive results that benefit both countries. now, oil and gas, russian, traditional, expert materials still very important, and they're still a major source of russian revenue. and as you know, this forum takes place at a time when a russian supplies energy supplies to europe happened, interrupted wasn't, it wasn't the russian president was asked about god just the day before. and here's what he had to say when you could put it on the julia groom, i should book some countries made huge mistakes, looking ahead and making decisions guided by noble goals, which then became impossible to implement and lead to adverse consequences. if you firstly receive cheap russian guess, and then you could have 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. out loud in here, which is expected here. the summit to morrow, i'm sure we will hear more from him, both on the energy disputes as well as the current conflict in ukraine. but i think this all happens within the broader discussion about multiple arity and the new world order that is emerging in this part of the well then i think it's important to stress that with the russians, as well as will make many of its eastern at easter neighbors multiple r t is not some abstract concept. it's not an ideological idea. it's simply a way of dealing with your neighbors, making sure that everybody derives that benefit and everybody's respected in mutual, our dealings with one another. so i'm pretty sure we will hear more about that tomorrow. why when a professor at the chung young institutes of china's red men, university says it's emerging economies are now challenging western dominance. we

are in a multiple world, actually nowadays, the west, if declining west. i cannot a dominant or wold animal and the rest of the world's, i mean, i, the including, i, china, russia all reveal all the other emergent countries. they have different values, different, different thinking, different are idea from the west. think gift along to our life and peacefully. i think that it's a li present, the new civilization model deferred from the weston model. i think if you look about to, to pass that $500.00 a year's history, you know, when the, those a european country lies up a, with a light up the a bring to the what would the disaster, including the calm,

freaked the wall that refugees but now look at to the emerging caught economy encoding china, all they bring to the world that are corporation that change that economic goose that people and people exchange. i think we are in the neil c, v i v h over to australia now where 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. because ethan had to scrap a controversial mural portraying a russian and ukrainian soldier again. i apologize heavily to the ukrainian people . if i've offended them both his work or my intention was to promote peace. i'm not affiliated with any russian people, media or anything. i'm purely someone who maybe has some cracked, idealized spiritual vision, spiritual ideas around the unity of people,

and that were all one. and that's pretty much it was seats and also stressed that he meant no harm and was only seeking to highlight the importance of reconciliation and unity. both he was forced to paint over the melbourne mural after spots a furious backlash from ukrainian officials. a recently unveiled neural 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 a long list of western politicians and prominent figures. you run foul of kia for the views. among them is pope frances. you have called for peace. both was then criticized for expressing regrets over the death of russian journalist study a dinner eggs us secretary of state, henry kissinger,

who was slammed by president lensky for suggesting he should feed some charity to russia. american senate. the rom, paul is also be blacklisted. as he's told a u. s. mich package for ukraine and kia insisted on an apology from amnesty international after the n g o revealed that ukraine's military has used civilians of human shields. amnesty international deeply regrets the distress and anger that are press release on the ukrainian military fighting tactics has caused amnesty internationals 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 hello earlier we spoke with buddy may goldstein, the chair of the department of slavic studies, it's america's brown university. he says that the main threat to peace comes not from artists from social media uses who call for a continuation of the bloody wall. i think they take on 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 that. good war. everybody knows it. people, you know, don't show the moment. you should stop digging, who is qualities, and negotiate who piece and that's what the wall it used to policy is that it, this is the wall, the bill, and this was less, it makes 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 underscore in elements and the korean society who have in nerve to speak on behalf of all ukrainian people. and this elements i say, even keep even astray. they are canada and they speak on behalf of all the gradient, many of whom are in harm's way. and this is a saying, no, we don't want peace. it, i find is highly moral. cj in the comfort of western kiddo and say people

in the trenches go and fight more because there is some kind of sense of adjusted in the news. israel has admitted is a quotes high possibility that the soldiers killed a prominence. i'll just do a journalist that's i've concluded appropriately, events surrounding her death in may this year when she was shot dead well covering an israeli military rate. it appears that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which hit most abu at class. however, there is a high possibility that most abu at clare was accidentally hit by idea. the gunfire that was fired toward suspects identified his om palestinian gunman. despite the finding the military, top legal office says it will not be launching a further investigation due to lack of criminal suspicion. the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has apologized according to an israel military official

. a black line was shot dead wall covering and he's really raised on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied westbank. despite being clearly identified as press, several investigations by humanitarian organizations on the united nations concluded that she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us probe has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger, sparking criticism from a blacklist family who were incredulous about the findings. professor of political science, dots assad, niner, as slammed the israeli investigation and claims that the killing was intentional. finding that this allows he absolutely have nothing to do with the reality and they are trying to justify what happened and the, this issue that the soldier apologize is absolutely ridiculous. there is an incident happen and it was intentional because not all the shooting block and also

another journalist who was when he was shot in his back 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 there just there are thousands of cases which was a fight against the army in tensional killing and only 6 or 7 out of those were investigated. so usually these are in the army, don't take the responsibility when it comes to the a few by 3 to raise with seniors because by the end of the day knows that they can get away with anything they can do without any questioning. the idea that you think that they are above the low of the international law and they can't be questions stimulants such as fits him in are among those america is supplying through its

military overseas. the claim made by, in an investigation by a bulgarian journalist, the pentagon is accused by de leon a guide sanjeever of transporting $47.00 tons of control drugs to soldiers, worldwide of which more than $5000.00 killer drums are expected to be delivered to troops in kosovo. between 20182023. over 9000 centro mania. and 2003 stoney. that's according to pull the documents from the united states. transportation command and other documents published by the u. s. department of defense shows it's applied on 5th amends with almost $26000000.00 to its troops. now, despite the stimulants, which encourages alertness and physical strength being banned for use in the us military, i think it's also used to treat attention deficit disorder and narcolepsy. the us food and drug administration has reported on the thousands of negative consequences from using a fed. some include in tuned into fatal cases between 94 and 2020. i told michael

maloof a former senior pentagon security policy analyst. you said that the u. s. has been using such drugs for decades. what's a very inter, intriguing studies, the 1st time i've ever seen anything pulled together like that. but it's based on it's based on fact. but that is also the reality of some 22 years of war that, that the united states has been involved in and, and in fact, it any addiction in war, particularly from the us. i've actually began during the american revolutionary war and the u. s. civil war, initially with the alcohol and then as the years went by, it progressed into drug use. why? to, to help prepare for combat to deal with dislocation and, and destruction and conflict that troops are subjected to,

particularly in a war zone. so it has tremendous physical psych, psychological impact on, on individuals, particularly after they leave service on time to book a lot for that's the message from the french and german leaders in a joint letter to serve as president. that's the tensions over cost of continue to simmer on the you try to take on a more proactive role. we are sending you this joint letter at the moment of crucial importance for security on the european continent and stability in the western balkans region. to show maximum determination and readiness to make difficult decisions which will lead to progress in the dialogue between kosovo and serbia. under the auspices of the you are the latter comes with a more concrete move. the leaders have assigned advisers to negotiations between serbia and this break away province. as months of simmering tensions continue in

august, kosovo announced a ban on serbian license plates. and i d. 's served in the north of the province of certainly blocking access to border crossings. 15 and then postpone the buns implementation. but on the 27th of august, both countries announced an agreement on the freedom of movement. 14 years after constable unilaterally declared his independence from the relations between the 2, remain strained with the u. s. and it allies recognize in the small one lot areas independence, while half the world, including russia and china, do not. militia banjo, serbian progressive party deputy says that the letters 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 present. lucas said this directly to sholtes 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 the allies in pristina to implement the brussels agreements and resolution $1240.00 full prisoner make small concessions. serbia makes big concessions. and so the problem, the pristine as actions of caused is temporarily solved. 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 role. 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 shouts his proposal. 99 percent of serbs would reject the proposal of sholtes macaroni and the rest over crossover. those are the main stories this our do you head over to r t dot com or social media pages for more? i'm peta scott. ah,

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