ah with headlines right now you're, we're not the international as a rushers, foreign minister, so to your left off blames the west for the deliberate incitement of the conflict in ukraine is also accusing international bodies that well turning a blind eye to the violation of human rights by key gradient forces shell on it city again, that's a torn up buses right there. at least 6 people have been killed with a referendum on joining russia on the way in for disputed regions. attacks have feelings sent with

an exchange. seeing $55.00 soldiers returned to russia while ukrainian sub it's been handed over by moscow, included the members of the infamous as off, but tally. and when the program has set a goal, it says that oppose is mounting pressure from western partners pushing africa to choose sides of the ukraine conflict that the u. s. does threaten the entire continent with sanctions over the use of russian energy while at the very same time, claiming there's no car wash with very big stores in your program. here we're not international. it is a pleasure to have you with us. so russia is a foreign minister, soccer lawford, off he claims the collective west has been escalating the war and ukraine, not even hiding that its main goal is to weaken russia. his comments came just

a short time ago during a meeting of the un security council. that's on fornia. so then the solution that was in the position of those states that pump military equipment into ukraine is cynical. and it doesn't hide the fact they wanted to plate and weaken russia by prolonging the conflict. the collective west. kendall's, the fire, and it is with impunity. what really punish yourself, williams. this is not latent racism against russia, but outright racism. this was a meeting of the un security council that is taking place during the un general assembly when many heads of state from around the world are here in new york. now, the meeting opened up with reports, accusing russia of many things, not substantially presenting any evidence from there. we heard from the u. s. secretary of state antony blanket who pounded the podium against russia and then all eyes were on the security council chamber. when we heard from the russian foreign minister, sir gay lavern,

now he choked to the floor of the 15 member body that leads the united nations. and he gave remarks, exposing all of these facts that are widely ignored and international. and us aligned media. when he spoke, he pointed out that while the united states seems to continue to maintain the idea that the government based in kiev is some kind of democracy, the reality of their actions on the ground with their food, la cade's, and their suppression of political dissidents. just doesn't match that narrative. here's what we heard from the russian foreign minister at the security council below the good human. so i don't care if is imposed of financial energy and transport. blockade of dumbass. his residence was cut off from social benefit, pension salaries, banking services, education and health care. they deprived of basic civil rights under the claim of the fight against russian aggression and separatism in ukraine. the persecution of distance is intensifying. we have no doubt that ukraine has find, he turned into a total italian state of the nazi kind where the norms of international law flouted

with impunity. now, the russian foreign minister also described other reale, these of what is taking place on the ground. he described the burning of both books and people by forces that admire those who collaborated with the nazis during the 2nd world war and are pushing pro hitler narratives in ukrainian society. he went on to furthermore, describe how weapons provided by the united states are being used to commit crimes against civilians and how there has been a huge effort by russia to document these crimes. despite being ignored largely by international bodies. here's what he said, with a new cookie william, no military or strategic targets were hidden. the settlement shell by ukraine only civilians have dumbass. suffer is not surprising that ukrainian armed forces employ terrorist tactics using civilians as human shields. now, the russian foreign minister made a point of pointing out that soon the people of these eastern regions will have the

ability to determine their own future in upcoming referendums, where they will vote on the future of their regions. this ability to determine their own destiny as people was deprived of them when the united states imposed a government upon them in the 2014 year old maiden cube. it was quite an important moment when we heard from russian foreign minister, sir gay lab rav. he was able to point out all kinds of realities that the united states and allies have worked very, very hard to obscure and prevent the world from seeing in their efforts to demonize and isolate russia and continue this war. are. let's discuss the latest i was shelling by ukrainian forces over donuts city. it's left or at least 6 people dead, 6 injured. those according to local officials, should warn you. the following footage does contain graphic images. a residential areas have been coming under attack since the early hours of the morning. we understand they do continue. that right. there was a bus that was formed,

basically left 40 pots all over the street. another shell hit the roof of an indoor market. how all of this violence come just a stay before a referendum is stays on whether or not from parish republics in the region want to join of russia. motel say, with our senior correspondent, more against the past 24 hours have seen a series of tragic events, especially what happened earlier of 1000 going in vignettes, people hear about these, are these latest shillings these, these new casualties of people are becoming desensitized to them. nevertheless, 6 people killed 6 injured among those killed. a 14 year old girl is worth bearing in mind that even though this is an app, this point because of ukrainian bombardment, which is blind in character with little purpose. but so tara, amongst the civilian population, that every single day, there's a new tragedy in that yet. where is my son? where is he? where?

tell me where me all are. my son was on the bus with miguel. i should that it shut the shell here. here man is lying here there some others. what mamma? i am lucky that i survived. i saw the shall fly in here just moments before he jo at a bill i do. i'm then eunice was similar. they showed us for 8 years and they just continue. how to ask them why they're shelling there in humane? yes, wonderful us. it was shelling by the ukrainian army may directly hit the bus and there was another 2nd hit further away in the city. in the 2nd strike, there were no casualties. been the 1st here 6 people died including one child. the wounded were taken away, they will be ok. laugh was of course all and i in then yet square these shelling continues me. we expect more casualties every, every day here in care sun. ah,

the ukrainian military yesterday attack with american high miles missiles, a fire station, which were, which didn't have any military targets in the vicinity, anywhere near. but as well as the only river crossing the connect have sought to the eastern bank of the nipper river. it is the only crossing by which this entire city is supplied with, with food, with medicines, by which people take their loved ones, relatives to hospitals were all elsewhere on the other side of the river. civilian crossing was also struck. thankfully, fortunately, it wasn't in use at the time that the platform itself, the bulge, was significantly damaged in mulatto, another city, zappa, georgia, someone planted a bomb in a closed shop, 6 people injured there and the acts of terror that is being now investigated. believe to be conducted by ukrainian nationalists to once again spread tara,

amongst the civilian population. on the eve of the 5 day votes referendum, across multiple provinces, regions, and breakaway republics, the nearest la gods have sought soraya, where people will get would be given a very simple choice, whether they would like to vote to join russia. now for security here, ease ease on alert, on high alert, i would say ukrainian bombardment, publications are expected to morrow everywhere where the vote is taking place. perhaps to scare people away from voting in this referendum, but what it has served to do this endless shelling the, these are active acts of terror is, is turn. and we have noticed this turn even lose people who supported ukraine, who were against russian presents here to turn them against you. craig, now that they've seen what kev is doing. so friday dawn bus how to song

and all she law hold referendums on whether or not to join russia. despite a pretty loud condemnation from the west of moscow, as it will support the decision of the people and also increases defense in the regions and the voting will continue through tuesday, ellia here in the program in the studio, the host of our world, a pop program on a boy, she joined me here to discuss basically that the timing and significance of the upcoming referendums. there is massive significance, historically geopolitically, but what i would focus on is the military significance because essentially by supporting this referenda, what russia is saying is, well, it's, i think, a nice trolling of nato charter, an attack against them will be an attack against us. and that completely changes the way this military operation will be perceived, both in moscow and hopefully in the west as well, because it will allow russia to use different kinds of armaments. it will allow russia to use different kinds of strategies, and i hope it will impact decision making on the western side as well. because,

you know, ascending weapons to be far as against what russia considers its own territory, is something different. it certainly seems like putin is up in the anti right now as well, and very consciously. and i was what you were blinking in america was saying, just have a day. and he, and he said in your here in washington, we're really worried with genuinely worried about what hooting is plenty to do. and you know what, i'm glad to hear that frankly looks on it. it's good to show washington a good to say to here wasn't showing a not a bluff. he said, yeah, yeah. that's why i like. yeah, he's actually pretty straightforward edition. he's not hiding behind the rhetoric. he says what he means and what he's going to do. it's not hard to make sense of what is in his head. there are so many criminologists in washington who for some reason just cannot take, put his worst straight. and he's always very direct about his intentions. that the shoes daughtry's for 1160 years, we firmly learned that it's mostly dangerous for russia to weaken its sovereignty even for a while to abandon national interests. during such periods,

the very existence of russia was threatened that waiting for us to make such mistakes again, we will not succumb to black mountain. intimidation will never betray or lose all sovereignty. and by strengthening it, we're developing our country. sovereignty has become the means of survival and development. it's an ability to make the decisions for your people, what the west has assumed until now until now is that essentially it was always a that's in national south south courts and access to prosperity. the whole idea of globalization is based on the idea that you can participate in the global economic system. if you play along with the west, if you play along with washington, and that's why the west always introduces sanctions and tries to limit the countries participation in the global economy. as a way to punish down for the recall centers or for their disagreement with them. western with them, it's not just russia, but all the countries. major countries have benefited from globalization be china,

india, south africa, brazil, many others, georgia, for example. they're all seeing that. okay. you know, mobile economy is not the american economy. it's not for their american to leave, grab it for all of us, and we all have to leave, find a way of living in this world in mutual respect, but also mutual benefit in book. if you're interested hearing the other side of the story here or not, he will have our special coverage on the referendums, in these regions getting under way in less than 24 hours. has locals vote on whether or not they want to become a part of russia? more details on line r t dot com, of course on air as well. international? ah, who's

so meantime, a prisoner swap has taken place between moscow and key of the russian defense minister, who says 55 russian military service men have arrived home from ukrainian captivity and now receiving the necessary medical cat will look like for as long as a result of a complex exchange negotiation process, 55 service men of the armed forces of the russian federation. don. yes, can lou canst republics, who were in mortal danger and captivity were returned from the territory of ukraine controlled by the kiev regime tonight, all military personnel have been transported by military transport aircraft to the territory of the russian federation. and the currently in medical institutions of the russian defense ministry was doing the return service may have been given the opportunity to contact their relatives and a being provided with all necessary psychological and medical assistance services

that the russian troops landed wednesday at the military airport. and moscow, a member of the notorious neo nazi as of the tale and capture during the seed of my uncle. and they were among those exchange for russian servicemen. several western fighters including 5 british on one morocco, national, who had previously been sentenced to death by a don't ex court. they will also release from one to many of the russian soldiers fried. we're very quick to contact their family members on their return. so i just know that everything is fine. what your tears, you know, everything is okay. sure. for that you know what i see when everything is fine? i just pretend to russia alive. well, it's good to have your company for this program that you ends, children's fund has warned, lives are at risk due to a lack of support for its emergency fund for pakistan. it follows the floods that have devastated the country. a unicef has said only a 3rd of its target has been raised. the world needs to come together and help the

children in pakistan. together we can save lives by delivering life, saving, health, nutrition and education services to every child in pakistan who needs at the most. the rains and floods have already claimed the lives of more than $550.00 children without a significant surgeon support. we fear many more children will lose their lives. as we understand here at odds, he almost 8000000 people in pakistan have been displaced off to the floods that hit the country in august. a large areas of the country still remain under water and 8600000 people are currently living in emergency shelters. and officials fear that millions are now at risk from water born diseases, food insecurity, and of course out of malnutrition. let's learn more here on the program crossing live. now. the international lawyer and geopolitical analyst ha, son asked lomb shod joining us. your naughty international are very well welcome to you. what. why do you think there is now such

a lack of funding over the devastation in pakistan? a thank you for having me on the show. i think what we are seeing now is the reality dawning upon the word is that climate change is something that on be brushed under the rug. it is the reality and it can strike any diamond. but just on happens to be the guidelines in terms of why the world has not come forward. we again see the double standards that prevalent in the world today when it comes to conflicts and certain situations, the world is eyeing them. the world is rushing to support the people, the media has issues in the limelight, but when it comes to certain countries, unfortunately, the community does not show that level. the periods that one expect the best to be so unfolding and bunker son has literally destroyed the country. and if there was ever a time for the community to come forward and help focus on it is now. but as i said earlier, unfortunately the world is still not able to understand the gravity of the situation

by the world, but i'm sorry to jump in some sort of jump in. but, but the world, as you say, was showing all of this footage of this widespread devastation that historic flooding in pakistan. and of course, india of course got hit as well. they were cold as ice or in the press and governments all around the world to immediately send immediate health and a lot of help. apparently, it's not all getting there. is there such a thing as a fatigue perhaps? you know, a pretty good dad, but you know, when we look at the pledges that have been made by the countries, a lot of those places are not actually translated into, you know, a that has come to focus on. now it's one thing to make a pledge, and we will do this for august on the vulnerable population. but it's quite another to make sure that the money actually reaches the hands of the off the government of pakistan and the agencies that are active. so in a way it's a fatigue and some sort of non seriousness,

nbc and nothing is happening beyond talk and media shows which are suffering it's, i mean, this may sound like a bit of a stretch, but i wanted to ask you, you know, you think of the form of pakistani prime minister around con, he was ultimately kicked out by a so called vote of no confidence by the government. he's been pretty anthy west with some of his rhetoric in recent weeks to months, if at a more on call and even said that he thinks the u. s. or external players were behind his domestic vote of no confidence is there. do you think it might be a stretch? is there any possible sense of geo politics getting involved with a lack of funding being sent to pakistan in the wake of these historic floods? ah, you see bug stock as a country has unfortunately been holding a banking born in it and it's been going to the man to manage both. and as a result of that, the world is perhaps where you're focused on and that doesn't trust the government to focus on to, to ensure that the, the 8th reaches the vulnerable population. now m ron pond has been holding public

rallies. he has been doing these telephones to collect funds for the victims and he has been quite so far but from the government of pakistan. unfortunately, we don't see that effort. and as i said earlier, unfortunately the, the government of the state of august on does not come on that sort of respect and trust in the community for them to, to give them funds. what the victims of the plug in san are i speaking to international law, andrea political analyst, a hassan, atlanta shod. really appreciate your insight, will hopefully see you soon. thank you. thank by the british prime minister let's trust, has made a statement about wednesdays, prisoners of war, exchange, appraising ukraine's president the landscape of the same time bashing russia. i thank vladimir the landscape for his efforts to secure the release of detainees and saudi arabia for their assistance. russia must end the ruthless exploitation of

prisoners of war and civilian detainees for political ends of the critics thursday, the u. k. perhaps lord, in the best position to preach to others on this subject. i mean, it has faced allegations of prisoner abuse. the may remember one of the most high profile cases concerned that of a bar mussa. the 26 year old hotel work at di, 2 days after being arrested in iraq and taken to a u. k. i base a post mortem, found 93 injuries, fractured ribs, a broken nose, and a prob also said that mussa had been beaten multiple times by a number of soldiers. well, we discussed all this a bit earlier in the program with a journalist option which be almost humorous if it wasn't so tragic. i know that they had to be the prosecutor, the international criminal court has just been speaking of the un general assembly in the same nature, talking points kind of way. but the idea of the british prime minister, british prime minister, talking about treatment of prisoners of war after, as you just mentioned, bah, mussa that case, the existence of guantanamo,

you will never hear anything from the i. c, c, or washington or london, or any major power about the fact they still have a detention to what you can in occupied cuba. and how does one have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war? whether it be in south africa, can you offer the libyans eventually nature? why would the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland. you think, let's trust, we think you more about ireland and given the northern ireland protocol and the torture of irish people in that war. instead of treating about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld . but apparently, africa is not willing to choose sides in the war in ukraine, at least not the message coming from senegal during the un session, alluding to the mounting pressure on the continent. leaders coming from the west where he's referring to as a so called coalition of the willing,

where african nations have been pressured not to buy any russian energy. mister president, never has suffered enough burden to stir is history that it does not want to be the place of a new cold war, but rather a polo stability and opportunity that is open to all of its partners on a mutually beneficial basis. but the, some african countries depend heavily on imported grain from russia and ukraine. and the west is blaming moscow for a weapon ising food african states though, trying to stay neutral about the ongoing conflict. while receiving support from moscow on getting greater influence at the un and more of a say in the post colonial era on this comes as united states has been factually threatening, african countries with sanctions if they buy russian oil. although at the very same time, president biden assists washington, never forces anyone to take sides. we do not see conflict. we do not seek a cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other

partner. and we discussed the attitude towards africa with independent geo political analyst peppa escobar. so make saw of racism ingrained racism in the atlantis is elite. and the fact that after the only thing that africa is good for is plundering, which is the history of colonialism and neil colonialism for the past 20300 years. europeans came up with this absolutely toxic sanctions regina, and now they are sanctioning very poor countries across africa, depriving them of grain and per license that they badly need. and even if you went this week, once again admitted that this factor of famine across africa is absolutely horrendous. this tells you how us priorities are basically you have the hard core priority, which is africa, which is wrong, military zation and ya, lee,

which is educating young to africa leaders, which is basically brain washing, young africa, into applying new liberalism to africa. so none of these programs such sustainable development. so about a week ago we had the s c o summit in some condos, becca st. on. we had a lot of bricks members in toe as well. and while they did lots of summits and big announcements and speeches and it all sounded very rosy, the economic outlet, that of a multi polar world founded positive and inspiring. and yet the indian ruthie has just hit a record low against the dollar on thursday. at the u. s. federal reserve hinted at a more aggressive rate hike to cub inflation. we discussed earlier with ortiz, but on june shining this is the weekend. so the in you be have on the inside out the b has broken bobby key against the us total and beyond looking at

for the decline, the currency. i saw the thing that one thing is happening, the court or the objective read. hi god, by the us federal reserve until it consecutive d and b r a who's given reason for that to be to feel all recession as far as the surging is concerned, specializing the global market economy and the weakening currency is not just the case with india a new one, but what's happening is that in asia, i feel they're facing the same problem. there is a lack of india is expected to into rain. that's what i've been given to understand because they don't want any sort of need your reaction daughter. but it was, we had to wait to watch to see what's the result of us to put it simply here in the you tearing inflation to be precise imported in creation. you see india used in economy that is dependent on and be in for all sorts of commodities like boy and

then that buys for one's television goal. and now you don't have to be more to buy the steam commodities. so what we are really looking at is the import to get your and you bill to get hired and all this is a big concern for right now. it's been such a pleasure having you with us for this program from moscow. thank you for joining us here. on our team to national for me research show the entire news team in the newsroom, the directorial gallery team as well. thank you for joining. ah, ah

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