lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion a we're not reacting to imaginary threats and distant countries. we're defending our borders, our homeland, our entire people from actual genocide, russia called diplomatic comments on the accession of full and you regions into the country. the lower house of parliament just now ratifying the move. also ahead for you. this is one of the places that the ukrainian military had destroyed off to getting an anonymous tip off to investigate devastating artillery shelling in lieu guns and speak to a detainee and says he was hired by ukraine to identify civilian targets. one of the he gave me the money and left there was shelling at this address and i

heard from people that civilians died. that chile winter could be on the cards for europe. according to the continent forecasting agency, that of course, has european politicians grapple with the looming energy prices with and we are heading into the evening. i was here at moscow and a pleasure helping you with us. they sit salty international so russia is that lower house of parliament has ratified the accession of full forma ukrainian regions into the country. it is off of the vast majority of people in these territories cost that ballots in a string of referendums, in favor of joining russia. and russia is top different about says they can count on the nation's military to protect them. we had a good room, you know, rhythm when we're not reacting to imaginary threats and distant countries service. we're defending our borders, our homelands, our entire people from actual genocide. lexi was committed by the descendants and

followers of nazi henchmen who have gone into the service of foreign masters, zach yos. dahlia full referendums were held in a dog, yet scanned against people's republics as well as in hudson. and as up at oj regions, locals were asked whether or not they wanted to join russia. and the results did show that more than 80 percent were in favor of becoming a part of the russian federation. over now to a correspondence, his alia, katrinka, the votes in the 2 chambers of the russian parliament, are the final stage before the territories are being fully accepted into russia. and there you have it. all the lawmakers that are present in this building on monday voted in favor of the decisions by the russian president. but more importantly in favor of the decisions by the people of donny at school gods. his song ends up are all here just before the lawmakers pressed their buttons. we

heard survey law, the russian foreign minister speak. it was an emotional speech in which he explained which horrible mistakes by the government in key of let, to the choice of don bass and beyond, to be with russia super food new go the kiosk at his room. in recent years, the care of regime has launched an all out assault on the russian language. abolished russian culture across the board. persecute at the orthodox church, falsified russian and ukrainian history, and destroyed books and monuments to those who liberated ukraine from the nazis and forged the glory of the ukrainian republic as part of the soviet union. so we know that certainly lab rob is a big fan of throwing punches when it comes to criticizing the west. and among other things. during his speech, the russian foreign minister silenced the critics of the moves by the russian government in europe and across the atlantic. started severely as the road seward,

the u. s. hypocritical claims the we allegedly cover up our tax on a neighboring country, the has allegedly embarked on the path of democracy with the fabricated pretext. meanwhile, washington has never hesitated to use force anywhere in the world justifying itself with the need to protect the people of the united states. so a big day at the, the washington state. duma, the result is a unanimous vote and there's one more baby step to be made. that is a, is the upper house of the russian parliament and the result is very predictable. this one is due on tuesday. that's done now to some of the ideas details from the war in ukraine and russian forces are portal eliminated. part of a group of ukrainian soldiers who penetrated the border into the lou guns republic, according to local officials, ukrainian soldiers were advancing to the direction of the city of lucy chance. but russian forces engaged the group and did force a retreat of the russian defense ministry earlier said several offensive attempts

by the ukrainian army were repelled by russia as strikes. the ukrainian troops had stage to push in 3 areas in the heart of san regent near crimea. while russian forces did retreat from the city of lou man and northern donetta could use a key of offensive push. a russian ministry of defense also said it's been discovered that ukrainian forces have been using informants to identify targets including civilian ones. while it's ecos down off is in the near by look out for public, he can tell us more. however, before we get to him, i should add that his piece does include an interview with a person in custody who could possibly be speaking under duress, bribes and brainwashing are the favorite tools of caves, intelligence agents on the russian home front in the dumbass. they look for people eager to sell the lives of their neighbors for a thin wood of bills. dennis here is one of those who fell for the temptation.

me a whistle somewhat of long. i went up for a walk. with my doke, i saw a guy. i asked him for a cigarette and he gave it to me. i talked to him and he offered me a job. i asked him what kind of job. he said nothing much. i just need addresses whether a mass gatherings of people young. if i went to look and gave him the address and he went to check when he returned, he said that he was satisfied with everything and offered me the equivalent of $80.00 for one address. but locations of russia's military excuse or supply depos were of no interest for this client. all he wondered, was where mass gatherings of civilians were in a town cut off from water and electricity supply. they can be only a handful of such places, mainly points of humanitarian aid distribution hold piles of baby food,

diapers and medicine. leave no questions as to what this place used to be. this sports arena was repurposed, it served as a major warehouse for humanitarian aid, where the whole town of severed and as flocked to because that was something that they badly needed and still badly need. but now it stands, whole destroyed and burned down to ashes by the ukrainian military. this is one of the 1st places obliterated by ukraine's artillery. shortly after denise submitted the information by then it had dawned on him already what he was responsible for and who his mysterious contact was. he wasn't phased by the realization though, and stuck to his newly found blood business. obama m. o. warner, after he gave me the money and left there was shelling at this address and i heard from people that civilians died. that over then he asked for more addresses. i found a hostile, where civilians were given water and gave the address to him. in 2 days later,

there was shelling there after he was interested in other addresses and gave him the address of the hotel where humanitarian aid was given out. a thick stench of ash is still very present in the air here. this is one of the places that the ukrainian military had destroyed off to getting an anonymous tip off. apparently came from some one who relocated to several minutes from weston ukraine. it came from over there, but the locals here, they don't know why the man the foreman chose this place, because according to them, the military, the russian soldiers, they have never been here. dennis hands tremble now as he faces up to 20 years in jail for state treason. they didn't shake. they didn't slip though when he was providing more coordinates, which entailed another deadly strike organ renewal, there was a strike over there. one unexploded shell is still stuck on the roof. then another

strike came over there. the guy was sitting here, it was around 10 p. m. he was killed by a fragment. for the 1st time, dennis has the opportunity to look in the eye of a person. he marked as a target on caves artillery maps. as a play, a short message, the victim paused with us. the soldiers jew, those people are scum. what else can be said about them? people rebuild the infrastructure and they keep destroying it and it looks like the shelling come with help of informers over poor little it's too late. now. there's nothing to return to. the ukrainian command has been systemically, targeting vital civilian infrastructure elements in this war, toontown. a mac is done of reporting from the dumbass, r t. a warning by europe's main weather forecasting agency may be sending a chill down the spines of regional politicians. it's predicting a colder winter ahead, and that is the opposite of what

u. s. forecasters was anxious to few weeks ago. the european agency also wanted potentially less wind than normal, which could ultimately threaten the generation of renewable power. this all comes as an energy crisis looms right over the continent. the forecast, which is based on data from the european center for medium range weather forecasts and several other weather prediction systems is a potential problem for policymakers as they try to battles. soaring energy costs for businesses and households owing to huge cuts in gas imports from russia. the weather warning comes, as some politicians have been bending over backwards to offer not so ordinary solutions to the blocks. energy was while some member states are apparently fed up with a lack of a joint approach. that's got some analysis now in opinion with archie contributor rachel boston. it seems like officials here are getting a bit ahead of themselves. you have to wonder if there's an unspoken contest going on between german and french government members to see who can come up with the

most ridiculous energy related propaganda. now we all know by now about the dwindling german shower times, but in the past few days, no fewer than 3 french ministers have showed up at work dress for the ski slopes. french economy minister bully nolan now says he's ditching the suit and tie from now on to save energy. you will no longer see me with a tie but with the turtle neck. and i think that will be very good. it will allow us to save energy, to show proof of sobriety. not sure how showing up in a turtle neck when it was still hitting 20 degrees celsius outside in paris. last week is showing proof of any kind of sobriety, poor, sanity energy related or otherwise, more like proof of maybe an underlying medical condition if you're having to wear sky underwear to work in summer like whether speaking of which french prime minister, elizabeth bona also showed up at work a few days ago in a down jacket,

as did the minister of energy agnes penny lean ashy at this rate by mid month, they'll be pretending to stick it to vladimir putin by coming into work in a tuk gloves and ear muffs. meanwhile, the european business lobby just wrote to each commission, president ursula vander line, sounding the alarm on energy prices and their impact on businesses all across the block. the current state of high gas electricity prices. but as the imminent risk of production losses and shut downs of thousands of european companies, that's a real danger that businesses and in particular energy intensive industries relocate outside of your permanently, ojo, the funny ways that you level to mitigate the impact of crippling energy prices faced by european business is a matter of survival. that doesn't really sound like something that seasonal fashion choices can fix. the international energy agency is now saying that a 13 percent reduction of gas use is necessary. but on friday,

the you could only manage to agree to 5 percent reduction. german scientist klaus mueller also said recently that at least 20 per cent savings in private households energy use is needed to avoid industrial power cuts in an average winter. it's like european leaders don't really have a grasp of the problem that they've created with their anti russian sanctions and are pretty much now treating it like they do. their green dreams, like a handful of windmills that barely exist yet are going to power all of europe. and at least one you member is already fed up with the use ineffective approach to cleaning up its own mess. the prime minister of slovakia is now saying that his country could stop sending electricity to other e u countries. if it doesn't get more help with rocketing energy prices. guess that big energy plan announcement that ursula vander line made isn't getting the job

done unless the job is just to pretend that the you isn't actually in the process of jumping off a bridge without a parachute for ukraine behave maybe bridge jumping without a parachute is better in a ski jacket or a turtle neck. now when it comes to the u. kay's energy woes, we spoke to independent journalist charlie boyle. now charlie boyle. he believes i should say, he blames oldest crisis on what he calls an incompetent government. the energy crisis is laundry europe's own making and it's a story problem. i can talk about anything teacher in the last week, but it's like a plan. me because i've been for many times until i saw my approaching record last subsidies for investment and renewables. i've realized some certain countries,

certain mixes of energy and as soon as the winter in which the situation was going out. the other thing that went through was when the crisis choice was dr. the price is a natural gas risk. and it seems to me that the young people have been promised really a student to kind of just not sure whether you're left or right. i want to see how come to it's a just terrible government. i see the next 3 to 4 months and d. so it's not even about finding enough gas or energy most people even afford, i mean, you go, you go for that. now,

even with one of the world's biggest banks, credit suisse is desperately trying to common vestos, made increasing concerns about his financial health. mid fears of collapse shares and the swiss lender have fallen to a fresh record low that they tumbled by as much as 12 percent at one point on monday. but get this, it's last about 60 percent of the value of this year alone. let's learn more right now or for 5 to one corresponding kellum open right now. caleb, good to see you. so markets her more than a little jittery over this people already saying this is the next full cost, a repeat of a 2008 economic crisis, your thoughts? sure. we have credit suisse, which is a major global bank, a major financial investment firm. and it's basically having at this point, what is the worst annual sales drop, the biggest annual sales drop in its history. just today, it's down 12 percent. now the c e o was on social media urging everyone not to

panic. trying to reassure the public about the situation. here's what he said. i know it's not easy to remain focused timothy many stories you read in the media, in particular, given the many factually inaccurate statements being made. that say that trust the you not confusing all day to day stock price performance with a strong capital pace and liquidity position of the bank. now there are comparisons. people are making to layman brothers and the infamous 2008 crash. however, you look at the situation saying that there's not a reason to predict a full on crass just rather long and painful recovery for grad credit suisse. now, eyes similar, some say to what happened with deutsche bank in 2016. ah, but it's important to note, credit suisse is in a much stronger position than deutsche bank was in 2016. so that is not exactly

a correct comparison. now the organization remains confident. a point of concern for many stake holders, including speculation by the media, continues to be our capitalization and financial strength. our position in this respect is clear, credit suisse has a strong capital and liquidity position and balance sheet share prize developments . do not change this fact. now all of this combined with the energy concerns and other problems in the united states, you know, we got the situation with inflation. all of this doesn't look good. people were wondering how this could impact the mid term elections that are coming up, where a new congress will be elected by the u. s. public jail biden's. ready approval ratings are certainly low financial concerns, inflation and the american public being quite unhappy with how things have gone

sensitive and damage. all of this is going to have a major impact. so you know, the economy certainly affects the way people view things when people feel the world isn't getting better. that certainly affects how they choose to vote for caleb, thanks. appreciate that. now there are financial woes in the u. k as well. the new chancellor has only been in a job a few weeks, but he's already been forced to make a grumbling apology to the public quasi quad tank as admitted it was a mistake to a 10 day champagne reception with hedge fund managers just hours after delivering his much criticized emergency many budget plan. why you went to a party with hedge fund managers after the budget, who invited you and why did you go? i spent, i think, quarter of an hour, maybe a bit longer. and it was a party event. we have party events all the time. i think it was, it was a difficult cool, and i take to get how it looks. and i just feel that it was something that i was

signed up to do and i had to do look behind. so you wouldn't get with hindsight, it probably wasn't the best day to go. yeah, well the champagne party came just hours off of the chancellor's mitty budget, which was widely viewed as only benefiting the rich among the proposals was the scrapping of a top rate of income tax. so that moves thought public condemnation and market term all in fact, send the pound, plunging to a 37 year low. now despite the prime minister and shot chancellor, defending the policy and saying that definitely won't be any you turn earlier today, a full you time was announced with a policy to scrap the top income tax rate scrapped itself was quoting said the unpopular proposal was quote, a massive destruction on a strong package that the new prime minister took up her post vowing to turbocharged the economy. but so far it's resulted in market time moral and even a warning for the international monetary fund. nevertheless,

let's trust is pledging to continue her course and his blaming external factors for all the current domestic woes. i get up every morning is prime minister thinking how can we make our country most successful? how can we reassure people? how can we help people get for these very difficult times and we do face difficult times in the war. and ukraine is regrettably continuing. vladimir peyton is in, is continuing with his say, the rattling rhetoric they, we, we do face very, very difficult circumstances. i. let's take this further on the program. caustic live, not a journalist, african returns the option. a very good evening to you. so great to see your thanks for joining us this evening program from moscow. you heard the report just now i wanted to ask you a quote that i read the other day african claimed, the new trust government had done more damage in the british economy than breaks it the pandemic or even the war and ukraine in just one week. i mean,

do you think option, can she recover from this or is her credibility already in tatters? yes. so goal mainstream media in britain is gunning for the trust government because perhaps they're not completely onside in some other elements of policy that is favored by the international monetary fund. and there's great all because of circle democracy in britain, we going to remind obviously view is around the world. this trust was not voted in by the british government. the other she's prime minister. and i should also say kwasic wanting just finished to speech is given to a conference, but cruel. went to saying that he was implying he could have been chipping off. big bank isn't champagne reception just before he valued the brown. yeah, indeed option is it is a very good comments because it little mr. quad saying he's already, he's already facing a storm on the horizon and it's come very, very quickly. look foster, think than many people even imagine i wanted to ask you though, despite today's a, you turn this morning, option trust is a,

she's about to push on with the rest of our so called trickle down economics plan. i mean, do you think the poor people in the country are going to be happy with this? you know, to see if it, if it works, i mean, i even get a few drips of wealth heading their way. i mean, the statistics to poverty, let alone the impact of our fuel price increases, despite the 150000000000 pounds that the trust government is basically given to the fossil fuel companies to stave off. the harshest elements of the increases in prices drastic was worked. michelle oil, which also raised eyebrows. i b, the markets continue. i mean, there was a slight increase in the pound, bitcoin went up interestingly, but there is no doubt that the sort of mainstream media in britain, while it's ignoring the opposition, was because a huge league of information about the to the katara television station, al jazeera, detailing what either legit it's corruption and the curbing of

a free press of the opposition. every one is out to get these people i should just say watching just finishes speech. and bizarrely he spoke of his admiration with joseph chamberlain at the beginning of the speech. no mention of that in any of the so called mainstream media as joseph chamberlain, who have fought for imperialism in in them. in jeron, sierra leone, and the champion, the killing of 26000 bo women and children learn concentration camps in south africa. that is equality quoting is someone who celebrates that man. you got to realize that even the $45.00 p rate of tax that everyone is talking about, that you turn on, that's less than half it in terms of value compared to the number of billions of pounds of british money being sent in weapons and aid to the lansky government of kev option i wanted to ask you,

it's one thing for the headline loving media to be ringing the alarm over the new government's policies. but it's a little bit more wiring. when the i m f, the international monetary fund issued a warning at the bank of england that is forced to buy up state barnes. i mean, we'll trust learned from her early mistake here. do you think? yeah, no one has told me about the amount of money having to be spent after the quoting budget less just trying to distance self from our own johnson budget, very quickly after that. but then on the other hand, who is international monetary fund, i can imagine a democratically elected good government in britain that the international monetary fund wouldn't favor. these are actual monetary fund favors of policies that are, that are near liberal, that support washington. and they have been disastrous for economies all around the developing world. they're not democratically accountable. who cares with the i m f thinks the mainstream media, the elites that support the opposition and those that don't want this trust to be

empower. they like the, i'm of and i are going to say quieting, who i met on a number of occasions always struck me as someone who was ideologically, he, ideologically believed in trickle down. he didn't seem as corrupt as some other politicians. i met in london for the show going on the ground. he actually believes in trickle down. he believes, take the taxes of the richest people, and they'll go down the pub and buy it's of beer and out the local economy. you think the bank of england's intervention and today's utah is may be studied the ship for now action well, you am talking about credit suisse and deutsche bank lunch, which should, could have a daisy chain effect if it has anything that close to. of course, the biggest bankruptcy lehman brothers in to 20 o aged at fundamentally what quoting doesn't understand economically, arguably, is a debt to a debt to g d p ratio. he was quoting them in the past hour or so saying,

look, britain's one is one of the best, not realizing the usa has not had a good one for ages. the different sort of economy economies have different ways of working. and you know, by his own metrics, russia is the country to watch. that's the country that is doing really well with debt to g. d. p ratio is a 8 times less than the ladder of britain. so as for the markets, as well as long as there's a war and watching himself said the need to pay for was, was the principal engine of modern finance. so perhaps written thanks, given that it speaks manufacturing a company is b a u systems that the war in ukraine against russia is the way forward for the british economy. a wartime economy, while the poor, starved frees adobe sic derby, old. don't be frail in britain. this winter seems to be the message, those opposed the trust government or arguing. it's interesting as to how you bring

up there that the perspective of the debt to g d p ratio. because i wanted to ask, you know, that the pound seems to have stabilized for now, but i know the bank of england is warning of a, of a pretty dodgy future. what, what, what, what are your expectations for the pounds sterling? well, there's always that debate about how independent the bank of england really is. it's taken as an absolute truth, although monetary policy committee, people that i've met over the years they, they get angry when you suggest that they're not independent. because if they really go by the fiscal rules and all of that mantra, that mainstream media goes on about, they have to raise interest rates which really protect the pound at the expense of those who have mortgages and the export of british goods abroad. so it's really a political decision making game right now, and who knows, perhaps a britain will be saying to the united states, come on,

you've got to help us with our gail traits because they have been going up to 7 percent. there are talks, talks about the bond prices, which suggest solving credit default is doing issue why of on price is increasing so much they need help. know, just for me on m f, joe biden. actually before i let you go, one last question before, before i do that, you go trust the prime minister. she's only been in the job as well, hardly a handful of weeks. and yet when she 1st arrived, but you media was calling her the new margaret stature, which is according to many a bit of a stretch. indeed. why, why it the u. k. media, do you think? well, the british media works at a landscape where opposition media is band center said, and as hearty cover so often people like julianna's sandra, or tortured according to the un in london down the road from the stresses the house . the idea with thatcher was working at the time when,

what's your receipt from massively high was able to waste argue, read all that money on the dollars. she increased unemployment massively and doubled v a t for the poor margin. we the higher taxes that there's no real comparison that can be made between these are 2 politicians because thatcher, her state was so much bigger than trust. but it should be said that the, the level of stated intervention by the trust government. given that her 1st thing was to talk about a 150000000000, that's more than the coven response to a bailout, a bailout for to fuel company. so the poor didn't have to pay quite as high this winter is that a thatcher, i'd policy to intervene in the market to that level higher than the intervention over coven, which even the liberal government said, we just have to do it. we have to do chinese style so.