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and then we have a some history in the making right, with live pictures are naughty, international. so good that you could join us for this day. it's just off to 4 pm here on the russian capital. and essentially, the last day of the month, september the 30th. and there you are seeing a significant and momentous day in the history of the russian federation, the signing ceremony right there with the full members of the russian president there. vladimir putin making a number of very strong copies republics to that of the territory of the russian federation, saying that or people around the world have the right to self determined bear own

future. he did take a couple of staff with certain western professional partners for their roles and ukraine for their roles, perhaps of essentially advising zelinski to retreat from negotiation tables a put and had said during his speech, just now the russia is absolutely ready and willing to complain in recent months that all of our warnings and all that concerns to both brussels on washington have essentially fallen on deaf is. and it's been a real concern. we've had that a potent acting to protect that of the russian federation. he said recently that any threats against russian territory, well, russia will have no choice but to respond with all means necessary. you can read a lot more about what mister putin had to say at archie dot com right now, especially on r t. s a telegram channels as well. we have got a correspondence on location and we are about to cross life for them at the soonest available opportunity. now, if i may put in, gave

a speech about the accession of the new territories to the russian federation. he asserted that while moscow was opened, the peace talks with the key of russia will never let down the people of the dawn bass republics. and those are poetry and heard a song regents who have voted. as you know, in favor of joining russia may please give me a pill. he presumed to feel it in their war bed with a she just started back in 2014 and did go to go back. may have been a girl patients table because we are ready to do that and we have sat bad and on many occasions about the choice of the people of don. that's lou gans cuz approaching her so many choice was made and roger will not for free the choice about my food and his speech about the accession of the new territory about of the russian federation. a putin emphasized that russia won't live under the rules, invented by other nations.

well, erm v sir rush, run them loose full to provide the most happy teachings of future butter depends under a wheel of fur yet to negotiate with russia.

i was the myself observer and i was the new lugens korean andr. i'm not surprised by the reserve because we've over keeper, i've spoken to oh, village saver of his serv. reification. we've russia and are they want cheats? why, in the 1st instance stabbed each and the future for where were children and families? and are, you know, under verb a principle of a right of people to determine them said the otp over favor of being a part of russia. and for this to action, earth and i only owed negotiations, but yet i saw you either bring up the issue of negotiations. i'm so i sort of jump in here, but you bring up the issue of negotiations here now. now look in the west. they say that putin refuses negotiate here in russia. russia says

a t of refuses to negotiate. now, a lot of us understand who, who's really putting the strings behind those in power in kiev. but, you know, kids essentially has said almost today, even that they're willing to fight until the very, very end. russia has signal that it is read, it is ready now to approach the negotiation table. zelinski and perhaps his players behind the scenes keep saying they don't or they're not ready to negotiate. why i'm by the way, with so many people in the world worried about this flash point right now. what east and ukraine? why are the leaders of the, well, the people, the we vote, we put in the pow, the people that we trust to run the world efficiently. why they refusing now to veer away from this escalating conflict? because behind it are, these are a conflict in ukraine. they are a huge g o port can interest and derives geopolitical interests, mainly between a russia and united states on its areese on they use a kiff regime as

a proxy against russia. and they don't want to urge a russia to, to, to provide stability for the peeper with chosen to be part of russia. are you, in that case? it means they will accept russia as a poor. important. poor inverts equal award, and the nike states student wants to impose a uni, pull a world where they, if they, you need a protection of not shut down a shallow, that's a main problem. so they should be, are a pushy jeff to go to war against roger under the prevent or russia who yet dick was shaking. so to actually so far but this, this is something peers at a protein and ging ping and that a whole bunch of other players not on the western block but then the eastern in the far east and block. they've all said this as a motors nava, multi polar. well, they all keep saying what putin keep saying. nothing can stop the changes that are

happening now. who don't even said, expect western professional partners to become more desperate as potentially though the former new world order is now in his death throes. we're now looking at this emergence, this new born, multi polar. well that everyone keeps talking about whether it's members of the shanghai cooperation organization, some very big players on the block, by the way. what about the bricks, members as well? bricks keeps oil bricks. we can talk about the petro dollar till the cows come home . but that's gonna have to be, is he in a dream world, there is, is he making this up or is there any cartoon i made geopolitical analysis or. busy from my point of view of what are read, what i see, or what i analyze is voucher. you really are in a very dangerous situation because the united states answers may not easy nato or they are when they want to maintain their a supremacy of the world. and especially in europe, and since they are losing wrong because now because of a rush, an intervention you brain as a preventive become mentioned oser,

ukrainian army was there were a steed bombarding or a dumbass on preparing a inova offensive. are they your acreage sat under ground under you? grinned really nut bieber 2 or data dumb bus or entire and or school that joined nate to any more in the future. all right, yeah, but i want, i want to ask you, i'm so sorry to say the signal here, the signal keeps dropping out. i'm going to try and try and talk to you just one more question if i can p. because one of my concerns now is what might be the reaction from here regarding not just the referendums now, but the signing ceremony here in a half for all costs live here on the internet a few days ago from cortez. the un chief, we've heard from stoughton both and nato chief able come out saying that these referendums are, well, what's going to be that next reaction? do you think? because we haven't heard anything from kiev right now regarding the ceremony that

just finished the credit and just a couple of minutes ago. yes. that according to will formal declaration over we probably not accept v citizens to john russia because the or so unfortunately with jeffrey sheep is not independent depend. so for her financial on military 8 or to pick up a photo or pierre pierre. i am so sorry. i do apologize, it's the signal is just breaking up on us and at a point our conversation, when i well, you will even some very interesting points at pierre of emanuel tom and the president of the euro continent. think tank a real pleasure having alive with us today, especially right after this bigger signing ceremony here in the central, at the center of moscow. thank you very much for that. we'll see you soon. we'll let so across live. now to our correspondent in the don yet republic, romana kazora has now been dining by for us now. and of course a roman. you've been there now for quite some time down there on the front line,

seeing how the people have been living and coping and surviving during a very difficult time, but also in a very exciting time as well looking towards the future. but my what, what is the atmosphere like now in don bass officer incorporation sarah mission that was just made in moscow just no cementing their decision at the referendum, which was held just a few days ago where 99 percent of the people of the nest people's republic have a voted to reunify, would that a russia and looks like there will has been heard, but in terms of his says he's in terms of celebrations here in the next half a little bit too early to talk about that because the next case, one of the cities in the republic that's located virtually well literally on the front line and the city is being sheldon are constantly on a daily basis. and that is of course, resulting in the death and the injuries offers civilians who hold victim to that

shelling of ukrainian national. sir. as you can see, despite the fact that the people voted in the referendum and signatures were, papers were signs in moscow. i'm still wearing a bullet proof vest the street here are still mc sold, the people are glued to their t. v. 's. at home, they were watching president vladimir putin give his his story, given his historical address. and of course, they were happy to hear the fact that said, the republic will be rebuilt. the infrastructure will be a rebuilt all the plans and factories. so we'll be working normally just just like before. vladimir putin also said that the people off the nets, blood cancers approaching and her so on, i have made their decision. and so from now on, that will forever be us citizens of russia. and there is no way going back,

of course, to people here in the next people, people's republic and elsewhere have been a suffering for 8 and a half years. and i've been a witness to that as well. since i've been working here since may of 2014, i've seen a lot of tragedies said that thousands of people have been killed, including women and children. and people are hoping that the results of the referendum and now for as the documents were signed in moscow, this will finally bring an end to this chaos and enter this instability. now let's have a listen to what people have been saying about their lives here for the last 8 and a half years that we've been waiting for a saviors. they have helped us a lot. the ukranian army were monsters. they wanted us to die shooting extra, really from 2014. there were shells in 2017 as well. you know they sheldon

ukrainians as they got drunk. now that people are very happy. they have been waiting for you for all 8 years. was i to walk you through to susan appro, they deliberately shelled the village. there were no troops or military facilities here. well, they purposefully targeted the village. oh, okay. well it was all i wanted ukrainian so which is sealed. my eyes tortured me, tried to break my arms and legs. they tied people to a road post. any one they suspected of losing winchester. it's better that you're here. it's all ready. wonderful. for 8 years constant shelling was allowed. shootings happened near the school. they were shooting, thank you for coming a while. a president vladimir putin was given his address a defense systems, air defense systems have been working and non stop for the last few days. of course, the outskirts of them bombardment as well. and just to give you some statistics on the glass that 24 hour period of 5 people have been wounded and 2 people

have been killed here in the nest people's republic. and i'm not even talking about destruction, damage to a critical civilian infrastructure. yeah, romano, i wanted to pick you up on that when you talk about damaged a critical civilian infrastructure. and bye thanks, bye. just staying with me with the signal right here, cuz i do wanna ask you another question, please. and one of the things, the russian president vladimir putin made mention of during the signing process, just now the ceremony just now it moments ago in the kremlin. he talked about that a russia is ready to rebuild these reeds, regions that have suffered so badly, not just in the past 8 years, but also in the past 6 months as well. you talked about some of the damage just now the shelling as well in civilian areas. it's always the civilian areas that is republics that are just getting absolutely bombed and, and we know that children are among the dead to day as well if russia is so determined to help, to rebuild these damage. they're off to 8 years, roman and hate to rebuild these areas. oh, it's just probably,

it's also talking about so not just to damage over the last 8 and a half years, but sell lack of investment into the nets. can look guns to buy ukraine over the last to 30 years since the country became independence. a lot of infrastructure plants and factories. no renovation has been done to them over this period, so they will be reconstructed and renovated as well. well, in terms of, of reconstruction that will be taking place in the near future that is already taken place. just said take a look at mary, you poll. i mean, city districts are growing like mushrooms people are already receiving keys to their brand new apartments, hotels and hostels and private apartment say, here are full of for construction workers. engineers that have arrived from russia

in order to rebuild the people's republic, which is now russia, of course, and they are working a day and night in order to make this possible. now, apart from construction workers, engineers, and other specialist also teachers are here, doctors i here. and of course, all that is done simultaneously in order for this industrial region to get up on its feet as soon as possible. a lot of locals and outputs off to have been telling me that. so once they receive this economic freedom, if you will, if once there this a blockade is lifted, so they will very soon become donors of the budget of the russian federation. all right, our correspondent roman cars are appreciate it. thanks for joining us for this. a special coverage and thank you for joining us as well. here on our t international, we are coming to life from the heart of the russian capital. now vladimir putin

also noted during his speech that western countries are, appear to have felt their sanctions against russia were not enough. so they decided to resort to what an act of sabotage. no anglo saxon group, my oldest son. and in fact, what we saw recently was a direct diversion and direct attacks on the north stream pipelines. in fact, they started destroying the energy infrastructure of europe. who profit from that? well, those who profit from that are the ones who are responsible are the ones who are perpetrators. now that is a shortly after the head of the russian security council, nikolai patricia said the u. s. could have been involved in sabotaging the nord stream pipeline system. as the u. s. is the main country to benefit economically from the gas supply route being rendered inoperable. as claims are also raised in

a later statement by the head of russia's foreign intelligence service ever listen to this. and when was, in my opinion, the west is doing everything. it can to hide the true perpetrators and organizers of this international act of terrorism. we already have some evidence to point to a western footprint, and the organisation and implementation of this terrorist attack are prosecutor's office. is investigating the incident well, it is a after a former minister of poland, deleted a controversial tweet that he posted following the reason underwater bloss to the north stream pipeline. the statement finished the words. thank you, usa, attributing what attributing the sabotage to washington or a langley. but jane. yeah. but then later he wrote another post clarifying that quote, he was glad the north stream is paralyzed saying it's good for poland. but as you'll notice, there is no mention about possible american involvement. officials in washington are also down playing the impact of the incident would have on europe,

even as energy prices store across the continent. on tuesday, the u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking, however, noted washington's aspirations to end the use dependence on russian energy and promised a surgeon supplies of liquefied natural gas. it's already got lots of people saying, business big business rules. the day we're working to continue to search elementary supplies to europe in cooperation with global partners, including, i mean a pacific towards noting that our own oil production is up by more than $500000.00 barrels per day. this year. our energy exports are up more than 20 percent since last year. in fact, we became the largest energy supplier to the european union and the u. k. this year . now russia will hold an emergency meeting of the un security council on friday regarding the legit, sabotage on the north stream pipelines. that's called reta former us marine corps

intelligence office. i believe that the former polish minister stated the truth than his deleted tweet. and washington was almost certainly behind his active, sabotaged. i don't think sikorsky said in on any meetings, i don't think sikorsky had any insider knowledge. i think of course you're just stating the obvious with the pipeline was blown up. he knew it was the united states. i think in this case, we just go to the one party you actually made a confession. that's the united states. president joe biden february, 8th of this year. stating very clearly that if russia were to send forces into ukraine, that united states would shut down the north stream to pipeline. when asked why he could do how we could do that. it wasn't as a german ally, et cetera. he said, we'll shut it down. it appears that joe biden is, in this case, at least a man who was ready that you know that a would have the political clout to carry this out in be, have the incentive of,

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the us dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, etc. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze the switcher. and by blowing up the pipeline, united states taking that possibility know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that was here this case. ah, one sounds about greece increasing military presence on islands. it's hawkish territory that has provoked some rather strong criticism from the turkish president of the one who has a case. well, the us of unfair treatment. and his country, of course,

is an important nathan member state of the usa to pop and spoke to us and said that our country's should uphold collective standards, particularly if they're within washington's interests. the u. s. does not act fairly regarding nato member states. both greece and turkey are nato member states, and turkey is in the top 5 in terms of its contributions to the block. the us, our expectation from the us is not to involve grid to allow the manipulation of internet course countries around the world are open to make their own choices. there will be cases extreme cases where certain choices will have implications on the part of the united states and a lot of relationship if provision applies to one partner and not the other. what is the standard? how should we trace those, those provisions and see that? okay, here's the standard, the standard doubles, the standard we use is what is in america's national interest. and it just so happens that when it comes to our allies and partners, what tends to be in our national interest in the collective is in the collective

interest as well. let's try to wave through those comments, coursing live out of john city lead. he's a junior political strategist and head of a consulting from truly your advice as l. s. c. thanks so much for joining us on the program today. a special bout of coverage on the international are pretty strong statement, though. we just heard from the usaa state department or any, any military moody was by, by nato dependent highly on washington b. c. the comment by the us state department. what do you think this says i'm, can you generalize how this talks about us policy perhaps? well, let's be very careful here about what exactly the state department spokesman net price said. what he simply said is that the us enjoy security relations with a number of countries in this case, specifically in nato. and in the context of this whole issue between turkey and greece, what we've seen here unfortunately, is a very significant escalation of threats by the turkish president against greece. when in fact, the 2 countries should be sitting down in peaceful dialogue to resort to dot

discussion dialogue and all peaceful means to resolve whatever issues may be outstanding. and in fact, the problem that we have is that there were very dissimilar approaches to peace in the region from turkey, which has an amphibious expeditionary army across the greek islands in greece, which has no claims on any turkish territory. so it's very important that we work together with our countries and our, our allies in the region to promote allied security, interest, shared common interests based on the decisions of those respective capitals. wanted to ask you about the out of the one, the turkish president saying that ships where the u. s. armored vehicles have been seen docking in the greek islands of less boston sa boss summer saying that means the u. s. is backing grease amid these tensions. if that's true, i don't know if it is, but if it is, why would washington be treating fellow nato member states unequally?

i'm not sure the premise is accurate. if i can be straightforward about this, the u. s. of course stores nuclear weapons on turkish soil and it has for decades at the intro lik air force base, we have worked very closely with turkey on a number of very difficult security issues, especially in the middle east, in northern africa and in the black sea region we have also worked very closely with greece and a number of critical issues in northern africa and the middle east in the a g and region and the eastern mediterranean as a whole. but the turkish government, unfortunately, is looking to distract its electorate from profound economic problems better essentially to policy pronouncements of president air to one very deleterious rep before the return cash elections next year. my own sense is, this is all part of a larger campaign to distract a turkish electorate from their own kitchen table problems all as well as a result of air to one's policy decisions. and it's very easy to try to distract the turkish people using a nationalist media and a nationalist bureaucracy and non corrupt,

to try to foment this type of mistrust. and in some cases, outright loathing of grease of cypress, which are peaceful neighbors of turkey. and looking to be able to resolve whatever issues can be resolved peacefully. and especially in cyprus, worry where turkey has occupied northern cyprus for 48 years in contravention of every single piece of international law and understanding. and in many ways the occupation of northern cypress has set the example for a number of arid dentist activities by russia, by other countries that occupy of the territories of other sovereign nations, as really fast in any commentary that does deserve more time than what we have right now, a john city ladies, a j, a political strategist joining us a live on auto international. appreciate it. thanks for the chat. thank you. let's go back to our top story for you here on the international. so good to have with us today. as you may or may not know, vladimir putin has signed a decree that will begin the process of accession of the,

for new regions to the russian federation, enabling their residents to become that of russian citizens. he said the russian military will for ever defend these regions. i want everyone to remember that people who leave been gone, they can look and get her son ends up are like now they become our citizens for ever and sure.