is with ah, beyond us is no man's land off of that great new position. a closer look at the cranes counter offensive, a tenant in the has own region for heavy losses. while failing to make any city washington send another multi $1000000000.00 move to a packet, few crane and the un found the law on how those weapons are being used. it meant is that the station no more advertising meets one dutch city

was to buy to fight climate change. while at the same time i'm finding out the green initiatives with good morning. good afternoon, good evening. wherever you are in the world. welcome to our to closing life for most. i'm right my, let's take a look at today's top stories of the out. we saw with the latest from the ukranian conflict, 3 civilians have been reported, kill them for wounded. this shelling by his forces on the city of the next this saturday morning. here you can see a video reported recapturing the moment of the strife. it was recorded by surveillance camera, the explosion cause of fire in a nearby market, close to the city's main railway station. a warning you may find the following images disturbing. see, this footage shows the aftermath of the sikes. the market has been severely damaged

with shocks having brought in flames. find the attack firefighters have managed to extinguish the blazes and have been clearing away the debris. meanwhile, near the northern part of the front lines of russian army has, i lifted lucy, hardware and personnel to the hawk of region were intense vessels and own going with the cleaning troops engaged in the attempt to counter offensive burglar 30. thank he forces have suffered heavy losses trying to break through rushes defenses . taking a closer look at the situation, the hawk region fighting is escalating on the outskirts of the city of palo fair while the city of youngs is being defended by brushing forces amid fish crashes. meanwhile, moscow says that the cranium tax in the southern nikolai of, and has on regions also been repelled. ortiz murat garcia is on the ground. they're

looking into the cranes counter offensive attempts. these is give saud region outside the village of alexandra depleted, and tod ukrainian troops again ordered to attack. much like with previous attempts . here it is futile. russian rockets and artillery were forewarned and waiting. these drone footage was provided to us by russian soldiers. they monitor enemy activity around the clock and cooling fire. when the opportunity arises. during a lull in the shelling, we drove as close to ground 0 as we were allowed. because of the situation, it is at this time incredibly difficult from a security perspective to film anything anything we found could give, give away troops positions, defensive positions. ah,

what troops stationed where with, with what weapons? taking that into consideration, our options are very limited, but this is the frontline beyond us. beyond us is no man's land after that ukrainian positions. we have learned that the offensive here is about to resume the counter offensive launched by ukrainian troops here and here. southern region, which has so far, been incredibly unsuccessful in all over the past week and a half ukrainian forces have taken over about half a dozen small villages and settlements. ukraine's exact losses are secret, but they are said to be formidable in communities from what i know at least 400 wounded, the greenest soldiers have been delivered to the hospital of the ministry of internal affairs in nic live. in total, the cities, hospitals took more than 2000 wounded ukrainians,

and here's no space left in the morgues. and this is justin, nikolai of the dead and wounded are being driven to hospitals and morgues across ukraine. the offensive here has st. hold. nothing of strategic value was achieved. it's back to an artillery. slog through this during our stay, we filmed the evacuation ebony, jet fighter of the didn't yet people's republic. as we filmed ukrainian mortar round slammed in just meters away. fortunately, causing no harm, far away from the front lines in newark, a healthcare, an american supplied hi mars rock. it impacted an apartment block,

killing 6 civilians. this has become the norm here, and it has only gotten worse, which is what many locals feared. spiteful strikes, launched by kiev to avenge it so far, failed count her offensive more ad gasdio far te from care saw region. the u. s. has announced 2 more murphy, 8 packages the ukraine on its neighbors with billions of dollars. but as you are senators st. anthony lincoln made an announced visit to keith on thursday. the new american aid package also includes assistance. the several e u countries including poland, lithuania and romania, which blinkin has deemed, quote, at risk of feature russian aggression. that brings a total amount of money. washington is given to ukraine since the start of a conflict over $14000000000.00. meanwhile,

germany pledge to sent additional weapons to keep and sponsor the training of ukrainian soldiers. as weston officials, met at the u. s. air force base in ramson germany law. that's as the united nations has urged the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being sent to ukraine amid fis, emergency hardware could get into the wrong hands. in the early june intervals, he also voice his concerns over the destination of the weapons and sent to ukraine . he warned that once the conflict and criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of weapons, he says a wave of all will flood into the illegal global weapons that works and end up in the hands of criminals. now went off about the flow of weapons and why you couldn't

impose a still complaining about a lack of supply is the u. s. secretary of state had no answer to address the issue before blinking left ukraine. i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant you are shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines. sandy lacked ammunitions they need. here's what he said. and i read some of your very, very good. and the russians are many reasons is throwing everything they have at ukrainian soldiers and civilians. and they're doing it indiscriminate . and if you're on the receiving end of that, it's gotta be incredibly market. yeah, we heard from retired us air force, lieutenant colonel count kavitsky, who says that the flow weapons essentially says the welfare program, the u. s. military industrial complex. most of the weapons. and the that's being

provided is really pretty mundane. it's not top of the line stuff, a lot of the stuff is right out of inventory. and it is really, this is gifting of our inventory to our ukraine. and other countries is very much a domestic management tool for the military industrial complex which needs to buy more stuff all the time. and this provides an opportunity for defense companies, particularly the major ones that really are the established events in this country to make money, to, to win contracts, to put forth new ideas or new weapons and that kind of thing. so we have to understand part of this as a domestic welfare white collar welfare program back in the united states as your complex. it's a big part of this to get the kind of transparency that would, that would, we should all expect in something like this. pressure would have to be put on the cranium. government. certainly it's, it's political leadership and it's military leadership. we're not putting any

pressure on their government. their government in all can do no wrong. and any criticism of their government is seen is unpatriotic in american. on this end, and we're just not going to do it. there's not, i think very few congressman standing up. there's no senators are standing up to condemn this. ah, i was the worst choice for 7 countries a to it's coalition against russia. some all improving nations are considering the g 7 client impose a price cap on russian supplies of the commodity. the merger is supposed to reduce the cremeans revenues and thus his ability to continue the military operation in ukraine. we're going to put in place to price kept by december 1st, which is the date that the european $6.00 package goes into effect and only put in place by united states, but also by 7 allies. but according to some critics,

the west is putting the cart before the horse and the reality is the chances of a g 7 price tap on russian oil actually being effective, are slim to none, and best and up by a to eat. my friends and i have agreed to impose a price cap on our local puffs beer minds. we actually do not plan to drink any beer there. the puffs owner says he won't so dear to anyone observant the cap. so other patients who drink a lot, they are say they are enjoying the cup success. russia has explicitly stated not once but twice, just in the past week that it will not so oil to countries which support such a price cap, sheeny william, you sure, personally, we will not supply anything at all if it is contrary to our interests. in this case, economic interests you with no gas or oil, no cold, no fuel, nothing. and contrary to what some in the west may believe russia seems to have a choice because for price caps to actually work,

the g 7 would need significant global support. especially given that over 2 thirds of the world's countries have refused to condemn russia's military operation in ukraine or impose any sanctions on moscow. and despite the u. s. optimism on getting china and india on board. they remain 2 of russia's biggest clients, while china and indonesia have already vetoed the idea. in february, the west swiftly shifted its focus from 10 years of sanctioning aidan to russia, targeting it with so many sanctions that it became the most ancient country and just 10 days, according to the u. s. these sanctions would undoubtedly bring the russian economy to its knees. at least that's what joe biden thought would happen back in march. as a result of these unprecedented sanctions ruble almost immediately reduced to rubble. well, not quite because a rouble went on to become the world's top performing currency this year,

flying in the face of the supposedly crippling sanctions. and while russian food prices have recently gone down, the fall out from the sanctions has hurt the west and developing nations with a significant increase in food prices there. and let's not forget that as vladimir putin also predicted energy costs are skyrocketing, creating devastating conditions and hurting much of the world's consumers. some certainly a good you with machine, a sanctions on russia, cars much more damage to those countries that impose them. the further use of sanctions may lead to even more severe and without exaggeration, even catastrophic consequences to the global energy markets. with the cost of fuel and energy in europe now, so high due to sanctions and a green agenda. many people are forced to stock up on firewood, according to bloomberg. a survey shows that $6.10 u. k. manufacturers are in danger of going out of business because they cannot afford the soaring energy bills. even mainstream media outlets have begun admitting

their surprise that the russian economy has held up with british tabloid. the sun showing that food prices in russia are lower than those in the u. k. while the energy costs in britain have increased by 80 percent. the situation is already. ringback boiling over in some countries as mass protests against nato have erupted in europe, was citizens blaming their government's actions for the economic fallout. in the czech republic, some of the 1000 demonstrators gathered free to protest storing energy costs and to demanded and to sanctions against russia. they just not the free lunch sanctions will back lush sanctions have a cost. the price of the sanctions not just imposed upon russia, is imposed upon off lot of countries as well, including european countries in our country as well. we still all the sanctions are indeed directed against half a 1000000 citizens of the you and against millions of citizens of the rest of

europe. so well, the west ever learned from its own past actions and from leaders by quite a mere putin blatantly telling them that russia's warnings are not to be taken lightly. or will they be yet another example of the definition of insanity and continue doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results? i was so much to discuss and the buzzword being sanctions. let's go announce to political alice john cover. she's joining us there from buffalo, said of new york, just great to see here in our tea. it was a pleasure. thank you for it. so i'm now the sanctions of been sort of imposed by the u. s. a post talks of sanctions. if you don't comply with the g seven's no requirement done by oil, put a price cap on russian supplies or will put sanctions on you. what do you make of this latest news or the, the cap,

which is the latest interation of what the united states, e. u natal response is to what the russian federation has done since the 24th of february is you know, basically signals that few countries are willing to go as far as not importing any type of energy from the russian federation. so then you go to the next step, all right? if we know they're going to continue to import, then what else can we do to inflict some pain upon the russian federation and hopefully not inflict too much pain upon our own people. and then we get to this price cap and the price cap itself is basically $2.00 steps, and in december, it's going to be imposed on maritime shipping. so the goal there is to disrupt insurance. so if you, if the ship can't get insurance,

it's unlikely to want to carry a cargo from russian federation. and then in january, january, 5th, go to the oil itself. basically what that, what that says, the united states, european union, nato countries and others. they want to avoid, or they want to give as much time as possible between saying what they're going to do and implementing what they're going to do because they're hoping that domestic politics, meaning citizens in the countries that are most affected, will have a chance to, to settle down a bit and they are praying to the weather, gods that the winter will be mild. is high. the other likely the, the winter is i, especially the global one, who gets a global warming is in a 2nd on but i mean, see with, with, with, by them it seems that, or with, especially that the pressure that biden's putting on you said other countries, if they don't impose these functional, don't put this energy cap,

but the u. s. will also impose sanctions on those countries. isn't. that's unfair. i mean, not everyone's as rich as the us didn't have, you know, we called the hogs print money of, or, oh res into a face that a little countries out there that needs energy and the need. but have hot and cold winters. you're, you're, you're partially right i, i would agree that no, not everyone can borrow as much as the u. s, but every country can print as much money to wants, but then you can have inflationary pressures. but the point that your, your point is eat, then the, the biggest problem is secondary sanctions. are always a tremendous political issue, particularly united states where we use and we say there extort ex territoriality oils. for example, we're going to sanction a country if you don't abide by the sanctions,

we're going to sanction you. so the question comes, how do we deal with china? how do we deal with india, which is overtaking the u. k. one within the g 7 is one of the largest economies in the world. how do you deal with turkey? how do you deal with indonesia, which is hosting the g 7 in november? and iran, of course, has, has its own issues on north korea. now becoming part of the mix, so you basically have 40 percent of the world's population is governed by governments that don't want to participate. and do we have the means and the political will to sanction all of these, these countries? and i think in the end the answer is going to be no, we're going to try to do workarounds. justice. we have thus far on other issues related dnd, dnd relating to turkey and related to china. so interesting point you made them, i mean it looks like the east should we say when we go about the west,

we need to talk about these, but they're looking to more multi polarize or, or at least except that it's a mode multi polarized world. are we looking that that's going to be eventually the issue and perhaps the west is going to have to admit that that is the way forward or will they push their agenda all the time? it's interesting that more and more in the media, more and more from the mouse, of politicians from pundents academic center, you're hearing that phrase that we all thought was gone. and that is east versus west west versus east on your even iron curtain a it and it's, it's interesting to, to see how, you know, the politicians are struggling with creating a marketable narrative. and this is politicians on all sides of what is happening

in ukraine. and how they're, how they're trying to create this marketing narrative. but the problem is that what's happening on the ground, both within ukraine and then countries being affected outside of ukraine, energy prices, inflation of food costs, et cetera. ah, the narrative has to change faster than politicians are able to craft one that people will believe and that makes sense. and it looked at a time, so i don't live one last question we, we had a lot of about who had called 26 just recently lost his and gloves go. people with all these world leaders pushing for the reduction of carbon dioxide. but with all these countries now we put above the e u, going back to coal, people burning forissi for a station. these are all on the people of the world and a half to stand up and say, come on when you know the world needs to cool down. not heats up, though,

but is the pay all the people not going to stand up and fight against this? what you have right now is a, a political and commercial version of water boarding. and it's a matter of how much pain everyone is willing to accept to achieve their stated goal and climate change, or the movement to renewables. what happened at comp $26.00 and that, that's all just now on the side. and it's interesting how that, you know, what governments said a year ago was the most critical decision that the world had to make. and we had to make it now. something has come along. that man has done meaning the conflict in ukraine, and now we have to we have to readdress those priorities. john,

always a pleasure to see you. thank you so much for joining us here and oxy. we'll speak again soon. no doubt. appreciate your time. take care. they say very well. thank you. yeah. ok, we need to move on now. lots to talk about, especially when we look up, the local officials of that way. if the residence of the dutch city of harlem will soon no longer be able to see meet advertisement in most public places. but a don't thing, i'm encouraging the on that issue. still haven't stopped the government of netherlands from a nifty a cap on coal powered energy production all to contribute to ritual. morrison brings more details on the story. in the interests of fighting climate change, the dutch city of harlem has voted to ban all meat advertising beginning in 2024. i'm surprisingly, this is music to the ears of green activists who want to dictate how everyone lives their daily lives. whilst any environmental benefits cannot be expected immediately

from an advertising man, it sends out a clear message to the food industry that harlem wants the industry to invest in more climate friendly food. we also hope that other cities in the netherlands will follow the example of harlem and introduce similar ban. what exactly is quote, climate friendly food, please tell me that it's not a euphemism for eating bugs because that's being pushed pretty hard in the western mainstream media. but if benefits, quote can't be expected immediately for this policy and it's mainly just symbolic virtue signaling. then why bother at all with it, particularly in the netherlands, which is europe's biggest ne provider. and we're an estimated 95 percent of citizens eat meat. why not just leave people alone to live their lives and eat their stake while the greenies can eat all the bugs that they want to? if that's what they seriously think is going to control the temperature of the entire planet. the fact that they even think that shows what kind of control freaks

they really are. as you might imagine, some dutch folks are pretty upset. the authorities are going too far in telling people what's best for them. banning commercials from politically born motives is almost dick tutorial. it's an unacceptable violation of entrepreneurial freedom. the netherlands isn't the 1st place to try to cater to the greenies and fail of he can restaurant in britain called the mango tree, had to start serving, meet just to keep afloat. some of its ideologically rigid customers, said that serving meet would be worse than having to close. clearly they aren't the ones having to pay the bills. the operators of an award winning cafe called the kitchen at london house on the isle of wight were so fed up with being bullied by v customers for not offering enough choices for their v in needs. that the operators ditched plant bass fair altogether. you see if you give green militants an inch,

they'll soon want a mile. dutch farmers spent the summer protesting against top down european rules that could result in farm closures over excessive cadel emissions. ah. in this week, the agriculture minister in the netherlands resigned after just 9 months on the job, the saying that, well, he just wasn't the right guy for the task. but what's with dutch public officials peddling all this green extremism. when the dutch government itself has just revived whole power plants in response to ease sanctions on its own energy supply, the cabinet has decided to immediately withdrawal the restriction on production for coal fired power stations from 2002 to 2024. our country had prepared this decision with our european colleagues over the past few days. talk about the height of

hypocrisy. this energy minister is the same guy who brag on twitter in 2019 of heading quote, to walk an era with less full and more solar and wind energy, all while posing in front of a cold plant who's closure. he was celebrating another firing it all back up again . these greens just love to tell people how to live with their insufferable and pre she behavior and policies. but they're emotionally driven policies are clearly not successful. and they're certainly not consistent ones. and why should anyone be obligated to give up a long standing family farm or their way of life in order to cater to someone else's whim? and now i now some world news updates sues in the south american nation of they have been taking 2 seats of the capitol, demanding the improvements to the educational system being a shrine in the constitution. the protests have been taking place for 4 days.

hazel's ignorance of violence. who some them to say this way? multicultural police? i swear on the continent, brazil has reported a concerning 12 percent rise in a wildfire in the amazon in brain. first environments is of blame deforestation as a major cause of the blazes and say the government has not done enough to combat illegal destruction of the amazon i inside the house, so celebrations of his mid old some festival. a new new calendar holiday observed across easton asia bessie. this evening 2 men gazing and lantern displays while major television networks, half an concert to mark the occasion. as the ear tries to come up with new limitations against russians,

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