[000:00:00;00] with ah, this alice hold headlines off you international. russia warns that ukraine's latest security proposals to its western allies are direct path to world war 3. see you, chief of on the land state of the union speech is all about you, cried potentially ignoring that of a sky, rocketing inflation, energy deficit collapsing, currency, and all the other issues affecting everyday people. living and working in the block in the us government imposes a ban on a rice equitable work and an effort to increase domestic availability. it's

devastating floods wipe out regional harvest with a very well welcome to you from all of us here at auto international in moscow. we've got your top stories right now being shackled into slavery to kiev. and that's how moscow describes newly proposed ukrainian security guarantees which are expected to be signed into approval by more than a dozen european states. now i got some clarity on the issue just a bit earlier in the program with our correspondent equal to the very basic bottom line is of with these of these proposals that have been drawn up by the way, by cave and nato together, is to provide ukraine with all the perks that a natal member state gets but without actually declaring or ukraine and giving it the status of a member state of this block essentially. or there are

a few points here. for example, a bunch of european nations and nato member states that they will be obliged to, according to these proposals, to invest into ukraine to provide ukraine with arms shipments. secondly, they would pledge military action in case ukraine's well security is compromised in case ukraine is threatened, or they will be conducting joint exercises, nato, and key of and so on and so forth. the proposed guarantors of all this would be the u. s. u k, canada, a bunch of european nations like poland, italy, and et cetera. and so they would have the same obligations in front of ukraine are as they do in front of any other nato member, state preventive measures like when the realms of the military finance. so it is really an all encompassing an effort is, is an all encompassing proposal that is very, very much global are and in its magnitude,

it could be very significant when it comes to both the fates of ukraine and well, the natal block, his house, zalinski, and his nato counterpart, how the, well, how they discussed and how they announced this, these proposals have allison, this one. this is the key issue. this great big 1st step was everybody you've done a great job. you've done a lot and work together as a team. but this is just the 1st step. it is the 1st, but an essential step does, of course keep once this deal give wants this out of the proposal state and drawn to something more concrete. because again, it is quite a lopsided key of gets everything the american military industrial complex gets loads of money, a loads of orders under europe, world europe has to provide everything kind of sounds like this is all going to be crossing one of our putin's red lines. you got to tell me here, what kind of reaction are we getting out of moscow to this?

well in moscow, in the kremlin now, they do not means their words. they said that it was due, a direct path to world war 3. this is a quote to, by russia's former president of course, dmitri mad read of. and again, this goes, this brings nothing to the table when it comes to, you know, restoring peace in europe. if you like it, it does exactly the opposite. because if you rewind towards, you know, february january, december, when russia, when moscow was voicing its security concerns, it wanted exactly the opposite. this was the main reason that russia started. it's what it calls a special military operation because it did not want ukraine to potentially sometime become a nato member state. here's how this these proposals were described by the spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry. maria's a heart of again heavily sentries. but if this will tie the hands of the european union in such a way and put them under such savage, so val dependence, that they will never recover to their full,

my economic growth and development. now that they in such a difficult situation, they have proposed such a terrible shackle and to find it in their blood, it will be a never ending horror. so we have this kind of further coagulation of ukraine or kia with it. so western professional partners here, we've had a reaction out of moscow that was pretty firm, one might say, any reaction out of brussels yet? well, so far there's no indication that these proposals were drawn up or in any shape or form together with brussels. it's as if they were held almost like a held hostage. so this is what we're getting, this would key of is going to get, this is what the us is going to and you are going to provide everything. so again, time and time again, we've been hearing these statements coming out of brussels coming out to various european countries. they're saying, okay, we are eager to provide money to loan money to ukraine, to provide weapons heavy military equipment as well. but only to a certain point,

and many nations have already stepped forward saying that the limit has been reached if they were to send more weapons to ukraine than they would be taking them away from their own forces. so, but no can do. and almost after every such statement we, we've seen more and more alms pouring into ukraine, including from europe to, from the united states, of course, a lot of them, but from europe as well, it's as if they're being strong armed into providing more and more weapons. so that they potentially could, later, will strike deals and, you know, purchase said weapons from the united states because their own safety and security is being compromised by all by this, you know, by, they still flow by the stream of military equipment that they are providing to ukraine, so europe, it doesn't seem that europe is excited about this thing. and while huge amounts of advanced western arms happening to hand it over to ukraine, kia fer, it is still not enough. and even cold out germany, in particular,

ukraine's top diplomat says he's not happy of a berlin's refusal to send its modern battle tanks and armored personnel carriers, insisting that his country needs them right now. disappointing signals from germany while ukraine needs leopards and martyrs now to liberate people and save them from genocide. not a single rational argument, and why these weapons can not be supplied only abstract fears and excuses. now the key of the mining advanced leopard 2 times, which cost about $10000000.00 euros each, as well as the mazda infantry fighting vehicles to replace hardware recently destroyed in the conflict. up to this point, western countries have been supplying mostly outdated arm and vehicles. but this is not the 1st time the key of officials have taken a swipe at berlin for not doing enough. although germany's defense minister has said its military aid has reached the limit. we have handed over an unbelievable

amount from the reserves of the boon to the fair. but i say at this point quite clearly that we have reached the limit we spoke to about. and also at earlier in the program, he's our human rights lawyer and socio ologist. now martin said that is not really in europe, best interest to continue investing in the weaponry and aid going into ukraine. i think he's derived from the limit and then from a point of view of humanism that everyone who wants peace negotiations have to be brought forward and no more exports or weapons through the ukraine. we have the peace movement in germany. the majority of the peace movement and also human is we would like to that the german government anyway, it stops any support with weapons because we don't want to endanger europe in a 3rd world war. it's the u. s. interest one, the ukraine to fight on and tied on. and it's not the european interest. i think

there has to be a turn around, but the german government, now they say they don't want to explore more anymore. lessons are not real part and mother things, but there's a lot of pressure on the mainstream. and even in the left that there should be more export. and that's the ukrainian government and should be supported even though that knowledge that they are supported by pressures and that they are not really democratic. all right, turning out the latest from dawn, bass and ukrainian artillery. shelling has portly killed 4 civilians in a village north of gord, alaska. that is in the next republic, and it happened over the past 24 hours. that's after local officials in the neighboring lu ganske republic said at least 2 people died in the ukrainian strike on tuesday. i should offer a word of caution. the following images are disturbing. we'll show you the aftermath of the attack, which at the city of lifted chunk. officials say the shelling came during a humanitarian,

a delivery of the locals. and apparently it was us supplied hi mas rockets that did all this damage. meanwhile, the governor of russia's belgrade region is reported renewed cross borders shelling by ukrainian forces on a local village. there at least 2 people wounded locals have been evacuated, come just a day after ukrainian refugee was killed and 4 wounded in a similar attack by the forces hundreds of ukrainians, and now fled to russia, following a recommendation by the acting head of ukraine's ne and hark off region, the influx of refugees was triggered recently when kia was military force either re took control of a number of talents, their fears of ukrainian reprisals. and those territories have certainly been growing with threats being made against any one who has cooperated with russia. here is what one of the refugees told us. luncheon is subsidy of them. the shell and started and they fired at the administration and shops shops where there were

a russian products. there were looking for people with russian passports and they tortured them. these were the national battalions. he chron, enormous seemed to be ok. but the battalions didn't carry for was women or children . they didn't even speak ukrainian or russian. we thought it was very scary to stay lunch. natural gas prices have soar to over $2250.00 euros per 1000 cubic meters rising about a $200.00 euros right after the e u chief o'sullivan. the land delivered her state of the union speech on wednesday, as she did focus almost entirely on the ukraine conflict. there were other issues for europeans, for example, that of the energy crisis while seem to be kicked to the curb. this is not only a war unleashed by russia against ukraine. this is all to warn our energy.

it's a war now. economy. it said we're on our values. it is a war and our future. it is about autocracy against democracy. anyone tuning into the you commission, president earth of underlines annual state of the european union speech to this morning could be forgiven for thinking that ukraine was part of the you. when of course, it isn't right yet because that's all she could talk about despite brussels own sanctions policies, amid the ukraine conflict being single handedly responsible for downloading costs of living, hardships on european citizens. so europeans want to hear what brussels plan to do for your appearance. to ease their pain on everything from energy pricing to inflation. several members of european parliament rob sat with what wagner lion had to say, the surgeries could depart a lady. you just have to speak to citizens to business. it's only i can promise you that none of them is concerned about the russian fret it, but what they are concerned about is that they are having to deal with the damage caused by years of devastating policy. i quit bo ah, we have her talk about general policies,

but the objective must be to look after the interests of european citizens and respond to that concern. so i have come here with the gas bill that people asked me to show you. we have a 2130 euros. people are worried about not being able to heat their homes this winter. natalie chrissy filled more for your song to york. there. the commission told us that these sanctions would bring rashad to its knees. you promised us that the sanctions would hurt russia, not european. so i am better. and the surprise who saw continued to skyrocket. and all this time russia has happened, lou profited from the energy markets. it's almost as if ukraine is just a convenient excuse to avoid longstanding problems that have long played the you listening to vander line, you think that everything in europe was going pretty well, which of course, it really isn't. brussels is also currently committed to staying the course on it's ukraine policies which are proving to be nothing less than disastrous for the use economy and for its people. and as if to illustrate how oblivious she has

voluntarily and announced that you energy companies would have their profits kept. the commission has proposed introducing a profit ceiling of a $180.00 euros per megawatt hour for coal nuclear and renewable energy companies in the e. u. and using the so called excess profits as a solidarity contribution to offset the energy crisis and dump it all probably into a big black hole. flushed on which the e. u is so good at doing now. this kind of language, solidarity contribution with excess profits. 33 percent of their excess profits are going to be used for this. apparently, that's really uneasy language to free market capitalists which the west is supposed to represent terms of their values. so now instead of the russian or foreign energy price kept that some member states wanted, initially, it's e u companies, they're going to be paying the price for the e use ukraine policies so much for the western free market. i guess the commission also proposes a reduction across the block of electricity consumption by 10 percent until march

31st of steer and an obligation for member states to reduce use by 5 percent during peak hours. this ignores the fact that some countries have already cut their consumption like finland, for example, which is down by 50 percent already aren't natural gas consumption from january to august compared to the same period last year. overall, the whole speech was like a mix tape of the use greatest hit. she talked about expanding the block to include moldova, georgia and ukraine, when there's hardly enough cash to go around already. she may live noise about green and digital transitions, which just sounds like a pretext for taking more control over people's daily lives. she announced a new 3000000000 euro investment fund for energy hydrogen energy, while ignoring that brussels sanctions and the need for immediate energy have single handedly revive fossil fuel projects and infrastructure. it just sounds like the leadership in brussels from vander, line to chief diplomat, joseph burrell, are totally russia obsessed to the exclusion of pretty much everything else. we cannot live sanctions until they have had their effect. they may not have had an immediate impact. it is like going on

a diet to lose weight and being upset that you haven't lost kilos and kills after just a couple of weeks. so while they're focused on sticking it to russia and to russian president vladimir putin, low income spanish families are now finding it harder to afford healthy food basics that's according to l mondo newspaper. a new survey also found the 85 percent of them worry about the impact of the ukraine crisis on their daily lives and say that life has become 30 percent more expensive. so all europeans suffer vander lion is basically telling them to not ask what can be done for them, but what they can keep doing for ukraine to paraphrase that famous sentence by john f. kennedy. but other in the program i had a chat where the author and geopolitical alice or john laughlin re, we had a pretty surprising shot. frankly, he told me that the e u has much more in common with a soviet union than one might expect evolution. the energy

crisis has been caused by the european union and by the member states. yes, she is saying that brussels will come down the dancing down a rainbow with a money pot to prevent the effects of it. but the fact is it was closed. it was caused by the closure of north street to which sent the gas markets into a frenzy. and of course it's caused by the sanctions in the attempt to at the sanctions on oil in the attempt to cap the gas price. that's what's cools the energy shortage. what do you make of this move then? i mean some comparing it some comparing it to i took communist. he can all make methods your thoughts. i think that's a very good way of describing it. brussels machine has been aiming at reducing fossil fuels for a long time now. and they are trying to use the ukraine crisis and the energy crisis, which they have created to push forward that green deal. you mention socialism in your communism and your 1st question. the green deal is

a way of controlling energy supplies and, and, and centrally directing energy supplies in europe. they've already, by the way, a years ago introduced various socialistic mechanisms for driving up the price of fossil fuel for example. so i suspect that these companies will try to take the hit 1st, but we'll know that socialism leads to shortages, and that's what we're seeing now in europe. have your company today. india's government has been the export of broken rice, so that's used to make starch. and rice flour, it's all in an attempt to protect its home market. now this, at the end of the day may drive the commodities price higher in international market. so let's get the scoop on this. here at ortiz correspondent runjun sharma. it's already been the export to wheat and now the indian government has put a blanket ban on exports of broken rice. additionally,

a 20 percent duty is also being placed on the export of all non boss maddy, mal rice, barring to premier, were i tease the soil, comes into effect after the 15th of september. when this no deviation came on, if evening, lot of consignments were already either emerald ordered under preparation, and they were ready to move to the ports. v estimate that it on the $5.00 to $7.00 left guns or would have been under this sir kind of situation. so it's a huge damage because they will all get stuck, and now they have to return the concerns of back to the government, blamed and abnormal increase in exports and said it's more was to control domestic food inflation in the band us exports because it had less talk or wheat and rice following an unexpected crop failure. moreover, rice producing states of india such as been job arianna, be har,

an order for dish soul week monsoon this year and that's disrupted and destroyed. crop yields. india exports rise to more than $150.00 countries and broken rise to all was $75.00. as for experts, the sudden halt in overseas shipments could mean an upward trend in food prices disrupting the global supply chain. the move by india, which accounts for 40 percent of the global rise trade is expected to father put pressure on countries that are already struggling with soaring food inflation and worsening food crisis. due to extreme weather patterns, heat ways, and the conflict in ukraine, hulu. girl at times from cali to a 2020 india was the only country richer maintained its exports, did not rest. if you look at piling the, the 60, the export for something vietnam, district aid. so what happened into them is that the whole world started looking at india posts

a place this fight called eat our exports 1st. so that records now going to be then did, and put security across the way. we'll get them to know rice, ease a sensually fragment, to rise green, broken into feel during transportation, wind, or milling. i know it's not defective or less nutritious. in fact, it's very popular in some southeastern country route, and weiss and india used primarily for ethanol production. and as i move for the and of course for human consumption in several countries, india has been the cheapest supplier of rise in the world by a big margin which is shielded several african countries. but all that aside, the priority for new delhi for now is to boost domestic a well ability renew sharma

r t her we are not talking to have you with us for this. so apparently russia is not to blame for world hunger despite its war in ukraine. undermining food security . now all of this is according to the president of the international committee of the red cross. if we talk about hunger to day, it's not because of the ukraine war and we have seen the indicators of a food security crisis emerges in africa for much longer than the escalation that we have seen in the ukranian war. it has been as a complicating factor, it has exacerbated some of the problems that we have seen before. but the 1st thing, the caterers i had more than a year ago when from our hospitals into the hell when comparing notes with the doctors without borders and their impressive network of hospitals in africa. we

started to look at the weight figures of entries into hospitals, and despite her western governments and the western press, blaming russia, many experts and n g o have been warning about the looming food crisis. well, before the conflict in ukraine and moscow has long been advocating humanitarian to help the countries in need to mitigate ongoing shortages and it's signed the deal, for example, with ukraine to ship grain to that of african countries. however, you may have heard it's true. the majority of all those shipments of food have gone to e. u. countries, not the african continent. un agencies, for example, have warned about severe hunger sliding towards famine like conditions and the horn of africa, particularly in somalia, following 4 years of drought. of the 22000000 people in ethiopia, kenya, and somalia of facing severe hunger, more than 7000000 were forced to migrate. that's according to the world food program. a malnutrition remains high across the horn of africa with about 10000000

children living under the age of 5 and suffering. acute malnutrition. well, let's get more right now. some insight from on how to move god about the 2nd a form and jerry and presidential candidate joining us here a very good evening to use. so the, the i c r c president says at hunger and africa. it's been a problem at least for a year now at least. is that the case for nigeria? what, what is the situation in, jerry and now the situation is so similar, similar to the with this done of discourse i t has mation very clearly. we have a student from a what i'm statistics, we have about 19500000 nigeria that on daily basis of filing it, what's in us with your program? have been on it, been a long time. you know, you know, according to the where we are or who is coming from,

not on one of nigeria particularly did not. he's not said it's all on the not worth come over here. what is unfortunate dc up, any of that are advantage. why? hello, the security issue, why we have to tell you already really i'll send the employment away from the farmer. well, you, i'm sorry, you know, you mentioned adam of them. so you, you mentioned security issues being being part of the blame as well. and i wanted to ask, you know, not just nigeria, what about some of the other countries on the continent there? how are other countries getting along and is it to do more with, with a, with a tough climate, with monsoons, with drought so, or is there also dio, politicking involved somehow get, give me the low down. you see a lot of competition on this move, especially around climate change. i will call me, i must of forgot to record source is on when the is try to do the resources. there are no programs you feel is allowed or the places where this was,

this is i instructed to replenish an industry god in this situation. you know how so many or the areas where we used to have what i get you right or so. therefore, there is no all yes, the planning on working to reduce the major delta for instance, where they used to one fish. and also used to find out how to produce more times. they are what are the items contaminated so you can not be able to use it to you to get your formula. why? because of b is digital professional oil in the origin of the builder, but of q to different duty on those lines. so when you combine all the activities and the climate change that is happening that multiple b i didn't write on when it is, when is in you, how have you wrote that will come on almost any more of you know, just where we used to. while funny, so i think the whole situation. so we're really, really very there. right? wow, by you have complete jones climate change your company, just those ones. if you do you, you have to make

a joke or get one. if you make of another some time you also out in the national oil company, very professional, is that the organizations that are mostly coming from your, from your say you're going is that i live with other integrative group. i agree with the president of good. thank you, but do me run back in africa usually you know area like may have been down for a long time. maybe. yeah. or do you didn't want to do wasn't, as you say, as you say it's, it's fascinating the angles here at a movie, so i do apologize for jumping it. but, but the things you're saying, frankly, a very much on point and really fascinating insight from you hear you talk about that. it's almost like the compile funding a fact that of the, the, just all these things compounding and, and really affecting the continent so badly. just just quickly the western press, for example, ever since the ukraine conflict started, the western press has been saying that russia and the conflict and ukraine has been, there's been behind this crisis. you're saying actually the crisis have been going on for

a number of years now. putin has just recently agreed to sign some contract to send millions of tons of product from russian farms to the african continent. in fact, rush has been doing this for years, but as you wait, may, may well know the vessel licenses for russia. cargo ships were nullified from western sanctions. also the parking permit for these vessel to get into various ports in hobb was around the world. those have been nullified by western sanctions so, so russia has been trying to get the grain out to parts of the world, but it's just been essentially blocked. i wanted to ask you though, what, what's your thought on this? russia signed an agreement with ukraine to get all these cargo vessels of food to the poor countries in the world, as we understand, according to the un as well. 90 percent of these vessels went to rich european countries. is there any sense of feeling neglected in africa? very absolutely,

because to me this kind of sanctions appoint while by it is good quality. if it shap, shipment it was rather pointing in that if you didn't there was a white i, we've just lost the signal here, analogy international. i do apologize or that was out a move got about the 2nd, actually a former nigerian presidential candidate with very enlightening comments. we appreciate him joining us and we appreciate your patients as well. no major issues on the global agenda set to be debated. that's as the leaders of 15 states meet for a summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. that is the s c o. it's also something you should be keeping an eye on. and the meeting kicks off on thursday in the i was back city of us time i can. and that's for where our t 's maria for national sent this report and massive gathering at a time of isolation while western institutions. and the lion says may be in decline . the sean high corporation organization, or the as seo is fortunate, had to be

a leading power. hain, both military and economic fields globally, the shanghai cooperation organizational f, as a real alternative to western century economic alliance. since all se, our members are committed to the formation of a more representative democratic just and multi polar world order based on university recognized principles of international law. security issue will be a priority. the 4th come in discussions as well as a move away from a western centric world order. the current summit, without exaggeration, is of a special nature since it takes place against the backdrop of large scale geopolitical changes. there is presently a rapid and irreversible transformation in the entire arena of international relations. politics and economics and new model is coming into being based on genuine multi polarity and dialogue. today their organization is uniting 18 states indifferent status as high their members observe his old dialogue partners with