we have a responsibility for the whole way. we need to make rules for the rest. because without us, there will be k b a yes, the, on joining russia, that's how the referendums in the independent don't bounce republics and to break away ukrainian regions ended with the vast majority of those in favor. we hear from people on location about how they feel about this historic event. shortly for going to renew and forces us to come. you can feed yourself, people come voluntarily, i'm so happy i'm about to cry. i'm really happy. we've come a long way and i've been waiting for it for ages. western countries labeled referendums a sham and refused to recognize the results. rushes on both ends it to the un

accused of them of the double standards. but even more of what is union recognition is such takes place only approved in the west that out is critics of referendum in the don't boss level raja when coastal regions were at one time at the forefront to support for cost of those independence of no referendums. were held in kosovo, told a leak and the damage no extreme pipeline system emerges as a form of polish foreign minister. thanks washington, hinting that the u. s. sabotage, the russian gast, apply booth with . welcome to you. you're watching all the international with the latest world news that they get to happy with. our top story, the vast majority of votes is in the independent don't boss into breakaway ukrainian regions have cost bad ballots in favor of joining russia. he brings you the latest on the referendum, send the republics of don as guns,

no guns and the regions of apples. yeah. and custom final results and the doing is republic indicate 799 percent voted to join russia with the la guns republic showing 98 percent voting in favor. and the regions of that policy until the song polling result showed 93 percent and 87 percent respectively. voting in favor of joining russia. bias turn out and oppose with an a don't yet to a public one. over 2000000 people cause their vote over 1600000 vote in the against public wall in both cars, song and pollution regions. over a 1000000 went to the polls. that was how the kids rush off conducting the referendums. quote, as gung point star, while ignoring ukraine's threats to punish locals for taking part in the votes and relentless shelling by key of forces. the city on don't you ask was hit on wednesday morning in the latest ukrainian shilling, and cities park in hotel was damaged, along with nearby and pugs cars. as windows was shattered in the attack, no casualties have been reported. ortiz, women call us,

or have sensors. this reports several, 155 millimeter shells struck the sensor of genetics on wednesday morning, actually it was at 5 am. now the you just saw are one of the craters from the shells. now, as the results are nearby, hotel was damaged, the cars that were born here were damaged as well. now, the generator at this hotel is, are completely destroyed as well. you can see workers are now doing everything they can in order to restore operation of this hotel. now this hotel itself, houses are workers from russia, houses adjourn. this is actually one of our crews that was at this hotel as well. arts, he arabic, in fact, thankfully no one was heard during this attack by ukrainian and nationalist by their hotel rooms were destroyed and they were forced to move from here. now other

damages are in a vis a high school right here. you can see the windows have been blown out now this high school was also appalling station during the latest a referendum where 99.23 percent of the residents of the north people's republic have voted to unite that with russia. they voted for their future to be a safer as they've been bombed by ukrainian nationalists here for the last 8th and a half years. now also here you can see these blue tents that are also a full of holes from a shrapnel of the shelves that landed here. now, these are tense, inside them are samples of building materials that russia will be using here and as people's republic. in order to rebuild it, after a constant shelling by the ukranian nationalist forces. now the attack was once

again at 5 o'clock in the morning. the workers here did everything in order to evacuate the, the residence of this hotel as soon as possible. and of course, i spoke to one of them, he told me exactly what happened this morning, purely political pickle. the 1st year strike was at 5 am. we rushed to inspect the hospital was we told people to evacuate in a few minutes. there was a 2nd airstrike that everyone was escorted to a bomb shelter. thank god, it ended okay. without any casualties. this is yet another crates are right in the center of the nest that was formed by another shell fired by the ukrainian military against civilians in done as people's republic. once again, we are right in the center of the city very far away from any kind of. 3 military positions and the wall kind of far away from the front line as well. nevertheless,

ukrainian nationalists to choose to continue to terrorize the peaceful civilians if they choose to continue to destroy civilian infrastructure. this has created a lot of threats or local residents. unfortunately, that's the threats that they've been used to. over the last 8 and a half years, somebody took a further look at how big the hole is in the metal frame. that's how powerful today's blast was. thank god, only one person was on duty at the school. at that moment, she managed to hide in a bomb shelter. at 6 a. m, i was already at the sight. he saw the damage who will recover from this? i understand why the school was shout voting to place here yesterday, 4000 ballots from here, we're in favor of joining russia. of course, the results of the referendum have been overwhelmingly in favor of julian, russia. but people are also hoping that once they join

a russia all their hardships will and as well. and they will be finally able to live in peace from on call for if our t done as fever, republic, the vote was the key ice in for discussion at the united nations security council meeting, whether you as denies the legitimacy of the referendum forcing russia as ambassador to remind the west of its own history with breakaway regions. recognition as such takes place only if approved in the west. in general, the western version of democracy has deteriorated into a dictate of a liberal minority over conservative majority that out as critics of reference in the dumbass, laportia and curse on regions were at one time at the forefront of support for cosello's independence. no referendums were held in kosovo tow. only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers. but back then it was enough for the west to recognise costello's independence in your feelings issue. well, the un security council,

the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that vladimir zalinski, the grand president, was given a platform, little to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the un. russia made clear their objections. then we heard from rosemary decarlo, the under secretary, we heard from zalinski who then address via video link and then and when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. if we know the outcomes of the sham referenda were pre determined in

moscow, they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people who i'd like to say that the referendums were conducted transparently upholding old electoral norms more than $100.00 independent international observers from 40 countries observe the referendum, they gave opinions to the media, but unfortunately, he went head is in western media story that might be carried out with weapons provided to kiya by the united states. this is what antony blank and said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories? no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. now the nato chief also made clear that while nato countries

are supplying weapons to the key of government that they do not consider nato to be part of the ongoing conflict. they consider this to be a fight between ukraine in russia. and while nato is supportive of ukraine, they are not directly involved. regardless, that was the context in which the un security council meeting took place. now, the un security council is tasked with making sure world peace continues and deescalate in conflicts. but it seems like, as russia pointed out, the un security council was just used as a platform for grant standing, just as a place to put on political shows to demonize russia when real danger to world peace and the possibility of this conflict escalating too much greater heights are hanging over our heads, says results of the response of the united states and its allies to the referendum . well, keep you updated with the latest on the events in the don't bass republicans, breakaway regions,

and what the future holds for them. so stay with an international for that ah, claims the russia sabotaged it zone at noon stream pipeline system absurd. save moscow. i think that there is only one winner from the lake who stuns to make big profits. butcher problem again. this is a big problem for us because 1st and foremost, both lines of nordstrom to are filled with gas. all the systems are ready for pumping, and the gas is very expensive. now this gas is escaping into the air for me to the ring a. do you remember the statements that the u. s. president made in early february. he promised to get rid of nordstrom too. we don't know exactly what he meant. we see a hysterical euphoric reaction from poems as they are thanking the u. s. for this. we don't know what that means, either medium. we see huge profits from american suppliers of liquefied natural gas

. they are very, very interested in continuing to reap super profits. are we interested in this? no, we are not so much. we have lost his gas or lie route in europe. movie them is europe interesting than this is germany. the engine of the european economy? are they interested in your pants? are also in a very difficult situation right now. let me repeat that kremlin reaction came off to a film. a polish top diplomat posted a photo of the massive gas leak and said, quote, thank you usa, me, molly us? congresswoman suggested that washington's main interest in the ukraine conflict has been securing american profit on energy. marcus sweden has said the cause of the pipeline damage could be inactive, sabotaged without suggesting a possible culprit. i projected back in february this year that you asked, interesting ukraine was about natural gas deals with their parent attack mult stream to i remind should take notice there is no shortage of pipeline capacity for

taking gas from russia to western europe, including germany. thank you. usa, that swings was very suspicious. and ross's foreign ministry spokesman, even commented on it, asking whether it was an official admission of a terrorist attack. because at the moment all signed up points in towards the united states. on tuesday, german magazine spiegel claimed that the cia had warned germany about possible attacks on the gas pipelines in the bolts of sea were also learn and now about slight savings of american helicopters hovering over that area along the roots of the pipelines a few weeks ago. back in june, americans were boasting about conducting underwater drone experiments in the same area we're, one of the blasts took place. also, most importantly, i would say back in february, he was president joe biden had warned that nord students who could become

a target and even us media are making that connection right now. let's listen. it is true that blowing up north stream does not help flood where he would not do that . why would he? but that doesn't mean that other countries wouldn't consider doing it. they would consider it, and we know they have considered it, because at least one of them has said, so in public, if russia invades that means tanks or troops crossing the, the border of ukraine again, then, or there will be we, there will be no longer a north stream to we, we will bring it into. how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, i promise you will be able do. and maybe they did, after all, they used to get 40 percent of a gas from russia. and now we had reduced flows because of western sanctions, technical issues. and now these leaks, gas flow has been halted completely from to europe and countries look for

alternative sources with america being one of those sources. but of course, i want to hear this side of the story. they're more interested in blame and russia accusing that of an act of aggression. this for us would of course. busy means it would be like, shoot in itself and the foot. but again, they're more interested in saying that this is all russia fault, and poland actually seems to be their mouth piece lately. let's have a look. this is probably a signal from russia. this shows what means mechanisms, the russians are capable of resorting to in order to further de stabilize europe. now the head of the european commission said that whoever is responsible, whoever is behind it, will have to pay for it. of course, he didn't, they didn't specify who yet trained presidential advisor already jumped on the bandwagon accused rush of an act of aggression saying that it's trying to create a free winter pilot and is asking for more weapons which is also very convenient. europe is already in the grip that there's energy crisis. how will the damage to

the pipelines now affect the people in europe? what we've seen gas prices in europe skyrocket on these news. on tuesday they increased by 10 percent. but if we compare energy prices to the same time in september 2021, for example, the increased to 100 percent. so consumers are really feeling it right now. and especially now when winter will start, they're very worried that they will not be able to afford to stay to stay warm. but the president of the drum and energy regulator has said that even though the market situation is tense right now, germany and europe are no longer dependent on nordstrom supplies and there will be just fine. so we'll see when, when for start and german opposition leader friedrich murray has been forced to apologize off that he accused ukrainian refugees of quote, social tourism saying they were simply taking advantage of german state benefits.

those comments spunk to outrage in the national parliament. the chapter about social tourism in destroying the social cohesion that we've had so far and supporting ukraine and welcoming refugees. anyone who says something like that has 0 sense of responsibility and empathy. how does it actually fit in with the much vaunted solidarity of the union? with ukraine that frederick met, speaks of social tourism in the context of people fleeing this terrible war of aggression. wanting to distinguish yourself by devoutly another people is an instrument that tried when populace regularly use, frederick mash knows that to know exactly that. it was unfair for the refugees to receive welfare while germans on struggling economically. unity by those who work work hard, they pay the bills and many of them still cannot afford eating at home. at the same time refugees and other recipients have the heating,

painful events is not really fair. just this is unfair and is perceived as being unfair. and besides this, the german government is to adopt new legislation to tax people's income more it the common comes as germans continue to suffer from the rise in energy prices with the average household expected to pay $3.00 times more for gas this year than last . in the 1st half of the year, germany accepted more than $700000.00 refugees from ukraine with up until the end of july, less than half registered as looking for work. let's discuss it further now and go live to german parliament member guerrero, the austin of the a s d policy many. thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see you. so what do you make of mad says comments? yes, the things is come in and go. it was just made a copy of the region and election in low effects and the coming up in august, october 9th. and so he tried to make a strong statement since our colds,

arising for the key. and so he tries to show us some, some writing statements here to get some vote on the side of the c. u. that's i think was the main reason i do believe the government is capable of financially supporting all ukrainian refugees. and i think this is a problem in germany that was, and he was right with this statement that we have a lot of soda tourism ukrainian refugees because we see some effect like if you want to order a 6 bus to get to the grange, it's awful for the next 23 weeks to see if there's a lot of traffic on and going back. and we see that the social benefit was pretty open form for ukrainian. ready and from july, so that it's much more perform ukraine and germany because this is more than 500

years a month and minimum minimum calling corrective i was filling among the monks. the german people now are lots of people afraid they wouldn't be able to hate their homes this winter and they hold responsible for the crisis. and the responsibilities are government, of course, with which it has done ridiculous energy policy for, for, for the months on the all parties are involved with this blame game is going on a result position. and then, but we had a 16 year c, u government, which is murphy. and they made a lot of mistakes and energy policy and told all, i'll see, i say all parties in germany are responsible for this crisis. your thing was his comments will get much sympathy from those who were suffering from the rise in prices. it will be a problem for the people or is he not getting no the bills from, from the companies, from,

from the gas companies that they have sometimes 10 times higher monthly payment than they had before. and a lot of people don't know how to, to pay their bills and because they, they would get broke with that they don't have such an income. and then we have a rising prices that we have the highest rate of inflation in germany. perfect. so i would say for me, because a lot of people who go on the streets and they fall into time that and that of course has been forced to backtrack on his comments. how do you see his political future since making those comments? yeah, i think he's put in the future is very way i would we would see because he is not very much locked by most of the party. a lot of people and you are still regretting americans retreat. so he is not

a good foundation in the party. and lot of people in germany, i'm on the left side democratic it seems green idea of widespread the question of credit. so i can not be a candidate for chancellor from, from the question democratic at least not with this statement. it is seen as political suicide, if you don't say and express any opinion that doesn't 100 percent support the government staunch on ukraine. this is in germany having caught the public opinion which, which is basically one opinion and complete unanimous through all the political parties except the a of the except for for some newspapers. but the rest is more than one opinion on that, that is russia and due to grayness

and the role of a defendant. and so that is, this is a popular opinion. if you go against that they, they tell you thanks for sharing your thoughts with us today. i really appreciate your time, jim and parliament member gerald alton. thank you very much. now, india has banned a muslim political organization on some of its associate signing, alleged links to terrorism and subversive activities. off the nation wide cracked down on the group, the popular friends of india results in the descent detention of moving a 100 members of more on this. let's close 5 to 10 contributor r t t 2. now thank you for coming and see. so what's behind the government's decision to bomb this group? well, the government has in its notification today said that popular front of india has been involved in cataracts to repeat. they have links with already bond islam is

standard groups like isis. also jim, i think in which i have been bangladesh and also students, islam, movement of india. all 3 are already banned and popular front of india for the last several years have been found in ward in violence, in writing, in mobilizing youth for violin protests. and they have also been accused by the government in its notification that they were involved in murders of submarine activists. so really, activists off the hindu community. they have also been allegedly, in ward, in the shopping goal for honda, for the professor who for blessed me against islam so dearly this group. 5 according to the government has also been receiving funds not only within india,

but from abroad. and it's clear because in the last one week, the government did gotten up so blue ridge across the country and has it listed as round to 50 members off this group. and it's actually just on the popular front of india has been under investigation for more than 10 years already. absolutely. yeah, that's because popular front of india, even though the not a name sounds politically correct and it sounds a very benign name, but they're activities on the ground. whether it was citizenship amendment act protest, they were mobilizing you on twitter, on social media to come to the streets and it will be become violent against the state. so i think the government has conducted a lot of investigation because several agencies were involved. our national, investigating agency enforcement directory and state police of several states were

in war in doing this long matter on investigation against this front. so since the government decisions about the group has there been have we heard from the group? and as i said, anything about the decision, well, the popular front of india unfortunately, is being platform by twitter, by the social media, which is being run by the united states of america. as we remember that twitter and facebook, they used to also platform al qaeda and ices members of today. also they have given a platform to popular front of india and popular front of india has basically said that they will come back and they have want, they have threatened india to that, that there will be consequences for this band. and they will come back after 5 years of the band and they will rebel against the indian state as was the, the mood of the general public to watch all this. well, the general public has largely welcome did. not just the hindu community,

which is the majority community in india, but also the muslims, the ordinary muslims who believe in peaceful islam. there is synthetic tradition off, you know, so fee muslims in india. and they, in fact they're one of the most important organizations off soupy muslims have come out in support of the government's decision. in fact, have said that any muslim or any muslim organization that works against the indignity and sovereignty off india should be banned, should be prosecuted by the government. and i think the government, from my perspective has taken this goal to send a strong message to the external forces who have been funding a popular friend of india to radius means to have our lunch analyst. i think the message to them is clear that india will not tolerate any,

any subversive activities that question sort of challenges in their sovereignty and integrity. are he taking many thanks for coming in with those details on saw doughty contributor art teacher. thank you. well, thank you for joining us here on our t international that that's all for me for today, but policy will be with you in 30 minutes with the very latest news update. ah, ah, when i was showing the wrong one, i just don't. i mean, you just to figure out because the ticket and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground.

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