i have that with president putin condemned the west saying it have cultivated the idea of destroying russia a decade and is now using ukraine, a cheap based goal headphone $0.50, i think showered by at least 5 us applied high miles while kids killing and enjoying civilians we spoke to a local official, he was in an administration building struck by the attack. unfortunately, we have injured that we are now sorting through the rubble. ministration, building is done. frankly. we consider this a terrorist attack at the well being that people should be a priority when it comes to economic sanctions,

according to the africa director for the international red cross in comments to we always up in terms of with as they adversity effect with very welcome you watching all t international with the latest world news out there just good to have you with us . a lot of my putin say is ukraine is being manipulated by western powers to fight against russia. he says he has, has refused to negotiate to resolve the conflict and is instead seeking to end the war on the battlefield. in the british, in the city for decades to west has been cultivating an idea of destroying the soviet union and then russia, they've always wanted to see our country disintegrated. now they've started using ukraine to achieve that goal. the special military operation that we've launched is not some kind of warning. it's a military operation. we've seen attempts to launch terrorist attacks to inflict

damage on our civilian infrastructure. and we have been reacting in a restrained manner up until a certain point. at the end of a very be his 2nd day of the i. c o summit. here in samara condo after a number of face to face meetings with world litter is a wide report, and indeed came out to russian journalists and spent 45 minutes answering our questions. first of all, the russian leader praised the work within the asio shanghai corporation organization, saying that it can, on the development is a very high priority for every state. and this is what the asio countries are really good at developing fast, very fast themselves, and also creating perfect conditions for economic rise for each other. but still, there are many global challenges that the se o countries are also facing food crisis is him and them almost every participant of for the summit. here in summer, conte mentioned

a series shortage of food globally nowadays due to disrupt her, the supplying chains. and in this regard, windermere put mentioned turkey, an un bore, occurred grain deal that allowed boats with crops to leave her unblocked ukrainian ports. the sheeps were destined for poorest countries in africa, all those the need. in fact, birds has, we know just a couple of shapes, went actually to those in need. well, most of it was sent to the you though it's to $121.00 ships left ukrainian ports. and out of those, only 3 went to impoverished countries. according to the u. s. will food program about 35 percent of the grain exported from ukraine has gone to european countries . the same goes for our fertilizer exports, because this is an unprecedented ugly decision by the european commission, but it's a criminal scheme to lift the sanctions on buying our fertilizers only for their own countries. only for e, you nations. what about the world's poorest countries?

what about this rhetoric that all our efforts should be aimed at preventing famine in these poor countries, where they just bluffing to serve their own selfish goals that they created themselves in the 1st place with their own hands, from food crisis, through energy crisis in europe and america was reported rate to rated have position that the west fell actual victim to its own sanctions against russia, and is actually unfairly blame in russia for anna j crisis. i had a chance today to ask y reporting what he thinks about it. the energy crisis in europe did not start with the beginning of the special military operation in ukraine. but much earlier with the green agenda populous statements that someone is to blame or only to secure protection against the outrage citizens of their own countries. gas prom does not provide gas r u people at all normal. if it's so urgent, if everything is so difficult,

then remove all the sanctions from nordstrom to. there were several questions from russian. gerald, it's about moscow special military operation in ukraine speaking about that y reported and said that it is going known right now. according to the plan at its own pace warning though that a key of doesn't stop. it's terry's behavior. this is how photon call did her attack cane russian territory and killing all those people loyal to more school he also mentioned, but most could never refuse to see tell me where was the landscape but 1st key of changes. it's opinion, very fat and very often. and also library put inside the talking seating negotiation is not what key of is actually interested in. catherine city center has been showered by at least 5 us applied high mas rockets with local russian by till 30 saying a number of people have been killed or wounded. this and verified 1st is purportedly

shows people running from the blast. and other video shows was reported to be the aftermath of the ukrainian strikes. local official said that 3 people have been killed and 13 others wounded. rock had struck administration building in the center of care, san city, while a meeting between local officials was taking place. the head of the local labor department is understood to have been wounded while her driver was killed. the blasts reached to residential buildings within the vicinity of the curse on administration, breaking windows and damaging balconies. we spoke to cornell, strom's saw the deputy head of the curse on regional military administration, who says the strike was conducted using us, supplied high mass rockets and left a number of people dead and injured. regularly to day the administration building of the city of her sombre was hit by miss aw, strike um most likely from the u. s. highmark system specifically by the americans . the strike was delivered during the weekly meeting of all representatives of

districts. are you in this pl associations and organizations of the course on military civilian administration? unfortunately, we have injured and dead, and we are now sorting through the rubble did ministration building is damaged. frankly, we consider this a terrorist attack. an explosion is also been reported in lieu ganske targeting the prosecutor general's office. according to local officials, the prosecutor general and his deputy were killed in a blast. no of the casualties have been reported as the viet russian investigators are both in the criminal case, into the incidents against people's militia officer andre morose reports on the details and they need a good year. seems there were 2 people in the office with the explosion occurred. we were survey gorenca and you caterina stick lanka. they had been keeping track of the crimes ukraine committed against the people of the taunt bass. that is why they were the terrorist number one target. ukraine's intelligence agencies have failed to spread panic among our citizens,

as they have been living under such conditions for the past 8 years, our people have only been growing more outreach against kiev. and those who have masterminded its brutal actions. we all know where kia is controlled from here. there was no panic here. everyone has come together and is working for one important goal, victory over the fascism that is spread over ukraine. a political commentator anthony web essays, the american people should be pulled, that missiles paid for from their taxes i use against civilians. obviously i certainly am shouldn't be, ah, target said in a conflict situation. russian foolishness look made grace efforts to avoid civilian speaking targeted. ah, so a, it's a, it's a pretty cooling conduct of the war, but also i, j, the american people with the facts perez paid for these missiles are j, there are she prove old?

fergus falls pretty nice to kill and injure innocent civilians. what we do have is a situation where a months where city governments and western leisure, where anything about all the rules of law, which the president landscape, governments are carriage house unless you credit in common carriage is somehow searchable. i key, it's now nutrition in africa has risen by almost a 3rd in the past 2 years, according to the latest report by the international monetary fund. and while the west tries to pin the blame on russia, the international committee of the red cross is the hunger crisis emerge long before the ukraine. conflicts. if we talk about hunger today, it's not because of the ukraine war. we have seen the indicators off

a foot 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 indicators i had more than a year ago when from our hospitals into sa hell. when comparing notes with doctors without borders and their impressive network of hospitals in africa, we started to look at the weight figures of entries into hospitals. we spoke to the i, c, r, c's, director of operations that africa, patrick, you said, who says the consequences of economic sanctions. the africa may be irreversible. i think increased prices globally even mean means a decrease and remittances from abroad to those economy that really rely on them.

and this demand should pay. ready response targeting those at most with i think the latest from, from ukraine to ship, that as doc in the booty need will hopefully feed the needs in, if you can enjoy beauty is indeed commendable, but truly not efficient. not enough because of the magnitude of the issues that we face in africa. the imposition of sanctions is a political decision. but one that can also have serious to any jerry and consequences which must be taken into account. so an independent and impartial, neutral organization. we always have concerns over the humanitarian consequences of sanctions, as they may adversely affect the medicaid situations. so considerations of humanity must be prioritize. some states must indeed take steps such as your monitoring exemptions to mitigate any negative impact for the delivery of impartial,

neutral humanitarian action. in the fields, the un has also sounded the alarm ever famine like conditions a north east in africa. well, to 22000000 people face severe problems and more than 7000000 have been forced to my great as, according to the world food program and 10000000 children under the age of 5 are suffering from malnutrition. across the peninsula. i. c l. c, director of operations for africa, patrick use of again, since the issue is much deeper than just food shortages. well 1st i think it's the magnitude, you know, we've never seen as much catastrophic. our environmental shocks that we've seen like in somalia, if you're in sudan or in my little book, you know, fossil and i think the combined impact of on conflict. economic issues like the in ramping insulation across sub saharan africa. but also the political environment as well as the climatic sharks are unfortunately showing the perfect storm that needs

indeed an international effort, but also a local effort to integrate locals resources and solving local problems. and that requires indeed african solutions to african problems with the help of the international community. again, keep putting food on people's plates is not the solution for today. this will certainly save people's lives. but what if we are truly and reasonably serious about finding short and long term solution is by investing heavily in the agricultural sector and the food production sector in the seed multiplication facilities. it's indeed by joining hands with the private sector development actors international financial institutions and state themselves to find these solutions. hey, your foreign policy chief here said around me,

is there some europeans want to end their support for ukraine? there is a temptation to abandon ukraine in part of european society. people want to end the war because they cannot bear the consequences. the costs. we have to combat that mentality. europeans are being told to reduce electricity consumption and use less gas and water is winter approaches. with price is rising as a result of functions on russia. pollings climate and environment minister has low at the temperature and her home to 17 degrees to save energy, which she insists is good for her health. the visual her, we have a lot to learn when it comes to good habits. turning off lights and chargers heating at lower temperatures and public areas, using thermostats and public areas. we can also replace light bulbs. i did all this and lowered the temperature in the house, 17 degrees and common areas. 19 degrees in the rooms. we use the most. this is a useful temperature for the body more here is looking for

a quick fix to the energy crisis while continuing to block the impulse of rush and gas. but the american shell gas industry, which at the e u, had pinned its hopes on, says that it's impossible to boost supplies to europe in time for winter, haughty. earlier i spoke to steven and gaiety professor at the institute institute of european studies in belgrade. he says that eager policies will fall political unrest. i think that this is an irrational position of the because i think it's already dividing europe and the, the main point of division is between the populations i'm there are political leaders. ah, there was this massive riley in prague in truck republic. before dad we saw rallies all food producers in, in the netherlands. so i think this is only the beginning of a trend which will probably be in during the winter and in the spring

wants the consequences of this a policies are all vs to support the ones that are that are i think, calling the shots are people in washington and they won't be suffering the concert with the consequences of, of such irrational policies of the european political leaders. so they don't really care. but i do expect a lot of political on rest and delegation, all they russian led military alliance. the collective security treaty organization has arrived and get a van and effort to deescalate tension between neighboring former soviet republics, not following deadly clashes between armenia and azerbaijan. they claimed, at least a 170 lives. a fragile seas far between armenia and as the by john has been agreed

following 2 days of deadly fighting. according to our meaning and officials, the truth was only possible thanks to international mediation efforts. as the by john's president blaine, the armenian military for the clashes, while armenia claimed it was a very forces that invaded armenian territory. deadly board of classes both had taken place between 2 other former soviet republics in central asia kick is style and to jake is done earlier. my colleague, donald cortez spoke with aussie correspondent egleston off, who reported on the latest from your phone. we've just heard from the joint staff of armenia and they have shed some light. they have shared details as to how extensive, how significant the azeri territorial games have been following of who was the latest clashes on the border between armenia and the sarah. by john, i was there by john the official bark, who they have had the most success in the north eastern part of armenia,

where they have managed to come into the territory of the neighboring country by about 7 and a half kilometers. according to the armine, as joint staff, they are now stationed, basically the as airy forces. they have managed to gain a foothold are within about 4 or 5 kilometers away from armine as major town of jerome's book. now theory forces they have also are made into the territory of armenia on a few other parts over what is now basically a front. but there, the gains have been lesser ranging from about 500 to 1500 meters. now armenia has indeed reached out to its military allies at the collective security treaty organization. now this is an umbrella military alliance is made up of several post soviet republics and led by russia. and so we are in did, here with a mission are led by a high profile russian general. it's a monitoring mission so far. they're here to assess the situation. and indeed they

have their hands full because quite frankly, speaking to the locals. here they're quite hopeful under they well they expect that they can rely on the big brother or rather big brothers who make up the collective security treaty organization. and that they can bring peace to these lands. and basically, to prevent from these skirmishes from evolving into something greater and scarier, we've also seen clashes take place in the same region along between kirk it's 10 integer. stan. so what are the latest developments there? ferguson, again, it is. it is an ally within this umbrella group so they can expect the r c s t o to solve its problems as well. and so yes, indeed, they have their hands full, the leaders of both nations of pakistan and carry just on. they have, they have met essentially they have agreed to deescalate so far it has,

it is yet to reach the front lines where skirmishes have continued. again, these 2 nations, they have been well at clashing with each other repeatedly and sporadically for years. again, again, this has so far failed to escalate into something bigger. and so far they have resorted to just boarded pleasures. but none the less, the situation right now is concerning as both nations have resorted to using our heavy artillery. like, for example, the grad miss, our launch systems are, so it is a, a significant development. and again, the so far the diplomatic efforts, they're still in the process of welling the physical tensions on the border. and again, all of that is being made within the mechanisms that are embedded with the collective security treaty organization. official say that more than 18000 people have been evacuated from the caregivers board of villages following arms classes with c t g stand, a local reporter, zolphi. take

a noise or reports from the ground. just i'm in the shower and i'm on that i'm on. can you? i'm currently in the city of vash because our crew could not get to the back. can broader region. we're gone, fighting continues. they're kind of shy, had me on back can highway is temporarily blocked on uses shelly in the roseville can area and had a caregiver forces. i'm not allowing cars and people to pass. so we had to turn back, you know, at the moment, residents of both regions of kurdistan are not allowed to enter the territory of back. can officials say the death toll has reached 44 people, there are civilian victims to do the same. a 15 year old girl was killed in the back can region in delilah district in the village of de stukes when she was hit by fragments of a shall you have her. she was wounded during the shelling when she and her fellow villagers, rod towards the village of man, cool. the young girl dodge as a result of her injuries. and her body was very day. so lunch took out her gustavo, and she kissed on authorities to agree to see spar which started at full piano,

but soldiers from to cust on breached a truce. an open fire again under thorough to do his dance as it was. kirk is forces that initially open fire on residential areas, at least twice off the si. fi was announced, including with military helicopters and drones, toxic official say one civilian was killed and 3 injured, encourages shelling of a city of is far and near the countries at shed border. only some people have been killed in ethiopia, northern te gray region into air strikes this week as violence has resumed following a 5 month love. the german attack hit a residential area and the regional capital macau. at least 13 people were also wounded. the armed conflicts between the federal government times the t gray people's liberation friends began in 2020. the rep was accused soldiers from neighboring eritrea of joining ethiopian government forces in a coordinated offensive. recent attack follows an ass drive that hit a kindergarten in late august that killed several children,

journalist and independent analyst at some, you'll get to choose those that residential areas are increasingly coming under attack. these european government is husband insisting from the gate code that it's fighting a terrorist entity. and to gray, the trying to new tout a terrorist organization that they say is and you will be destroying ethiopia, if not content. and the t p a left has been saying that the, the open government is trying to eliminate their leadership, safety, and government as i choosing them was trying to come back. you have to note that that you can never was in government for, for many years or 27 years, including a government, a coalition government. i was led by them. they open government has been saying they're taking actions again the t p a left interest because they think some of the weapons, some of the trainings are happening in this neighborhood. but the t p left is

saying that's not true. that's not happening in this neighborhoods. i've to half a 1000000 people have di from will and famine in ethiopia as t gray region. in the past 16 months, the u. n. c, that 5200000 people need emergency food assistance in the countries northern regions. any tip, when 6000000 people have been displaced with some forced into neighboring countries, the humanitarian catastrophe has received little international attention. as the world focuses on the ukraine conflict, the wealth health organization is among those that have raised concerns. the world can do this. it has the means or is as the world came together 2 weeks ago and did a very good job in helping ukraine to export its grains. okay. that's a good job. but why can't we also push as a global community so that the 6000000 people can get

foot to it. medicines to be treated telecom, to talk to their people bank to access their money and media so that they can speak and that the woodland can know about their, their problems. samuel get issue again, say the conflict will have at long lasting consequences and may drank the whole region into chaos. you know, this conflict once again, i can't a highlighted enough hallmark. it has truly update that if you're not just in the to gray region, but i'm far enough far and far beyond. there are no millions of people, not her. and even the u. n. has been saying they don't have the resources to really help us. if you're a goes by premier of conflicts of famine, if you don't stop, if you don't slow down this conflict in ethiopia,

it you are truly change the region. because utopia has a population of at least 150000000 people in what happens to the till back to the affects its neighboring nations. a high rise telecommunications building has caught fire in the south central chinese province of hunan, according to local authorities. the place has been brought under control and no casualties have been reported. ah, but it shows fine and go thing be 42 story building owned by telecommunications company, china telecom, according to media reports, 35 tons of fuel was stored. that as a way she can find a plenty more news updates, discussion and debates on our website r t dot com. thank you for joining us here on our scenes national

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