a tom both. i'm with a lot of paintings on big session, a full new territory to the russian federation. that's all the locals voted in a referendum in favor with can pull the human rights chief, spilled the beans on being instructed by ukrainian intelligent, took up faith about russian troop, where the mission coming during a prank. cool with an infamous russian do. with an american ambassador field, the dispute between india and pakistan have attached me as i suggesting the territory . it's an independent country with

a very welcome view. it's 4 pm here in the russian capital. and this is alta international with the very latest world news update is good to have you with us. now they don't, yes, guns, no guns, good publics as well as the co song ends up. what was your regions on now? efficiently, positive, russia that's according to a federal law fund by president putin. on wednesday, the historic unification comes off to locals in those territories voted overwhelmingly in favor of the move. how are the ukraine on this western allies have declared the referendums and illegitimate some r t that marina calls are about, brings up the details of that controversial response to, as i say, not as i do. that's basically what the west this tell him. russia, they like to preach and come off as the saviors of the world slamming any country that doesn't play by its rules. so of course, it's hardly surprising that this is what moscow got in response to the referendums . russia sham referenda if accepted, will open

a pandora's box that we cannot close. no nation can redraw the borders of another by force. the shy referendums were engineered in moscow. on the post on the crane. this longer is illegal and illegitimate. he can seize his neighbors territory and get away with this as simple as that. of course, he cast his russia, not american. after all, this is something only americans and their allies are allowed to do without any referendums. let's take israel, for example, will your administration, the by the ministration continue to see the golan heights as part of israel look, leaving aside the legalities of that, of that question. as a practical matter, the, the goal on is very important to israel's security. it's very important to their friends security. so let's ignore the legalities in this case, shall we,

who cares about serial looms in some land and locals having to flee. the conflict lasted over a decade and resulted in israel annexing the golan heights in 1981. but again, who cares as long as good old america is your friend, you will not get cancelled or sanction. and if it comes to the u. s. itself does a practice what it preaches. remember hawaii, back in the 189 these big was just came in top of the local queen and proposed the treaty of annexation. the native hawaiians bandits together wrote a $600.00 page petition and within days 95 percent of the adults native hawaii population find opposing the move. we, the undersigned, native hawaiian citizens earnestly protest against the annexation of the said hawaiian islands to the said united states of america in any form or shape. but so less than a year later, the u. s. a single handedly alex to y anyway, almost 6 and a half 1000 square miles of territory snatched. who cares what the local people

wanted? what was important was what the us wanted a convenience military base for its war with spain. we are not american, we will die. why? and we want to be america, and america always says, now product, i have a product with native people. it's the us way or the highway basically because they have no problem accepting changes in other countries as long as it suits them. call civil for example, back in 1991, there was a referendum there and people voted to become an independent states. the referendum laid the 1st foundations of the state of casa, it sealed the desire of the country citizens to live independently, and paved the way for unstoppable processes toward the revival of the state. that referendum was okay, right? but how was the difference of the will of the people in her white apparently

a lot different. and it's ironic if not sad to see the presence of coastal fruits and something like this illegal land grab sham referendums. of course, where russia is involved, it can be anything else the us would say, but if it fits the agenda, it's only well a good, isn't it? washington is using ukraine as a tool against moscow. well, trying to drug europe into a direct conflict with russia. that's according to the country security chief nikolai partnership. they dog him if he and them of got according to the results of the referendums, which were held him for compliance with the nomes of international law. these territories became part of russia. before the start of the referendums, the west said that they would not accept the results. apparently they have forgotten, was a normal democratic plebiscite looks like the united states. britain and their western satellites are trying to drag out military operations to bring it to our

territory. washington and london cannot calm down out of fear of losing their head gemini, so they are trying to ignite new conflicts, including around such nuclear powers as russia and china. washington's goal is to push europe and russia into a military confrontation. ukraine is used by them as a tool against russia. they are ready to fight to the last ukranian shell. russia is fighting not only caves, neo nazi regime, but in fact the entire nato. brock is fighting against us, providing ukraine with heavy weapons, ammunition, intelligence, participating in the planning of military operations. blackmailing us with the use of weapons of mass destruction. the activity of nato countries in the black sea region, as well as ukrainian mines is a serious threat. warrior well after law on the latest from the ground and the russia ukraine conflict in russia's defense ministry say the army is holding its positions across the deeper river and the southern part of the front line having

repelled attacks by larger enemy forces. heavy artillery fight is continuing to be exchanged. the russian military says that throughout the conflict zone, about 700 ukrainian soldiers had been killed over the past 24 hours. air raid sirens had been heard in the city of new like a halt carrying the kiss on region local authorities. a 3 explosions were heard with 15 more reported earlier in the night, anti arabic, corresponding hassan, as their reports from the region where local speak of how they've survived, and the persistent ukrainian artillery fire. you couldn't facility that. everyone has their own story during a war. irina is no exception. she survived the shelling of this building and now she's showing us the window she had to break as she fled for her life life and looking up at her. she has a thought or i think the 2nd time i had to flee for my life during a war i came from missouri by john when there was a warren koba. and now i've been caught in another war for the 2nd time. it looks

like it's my fate to break windows to save my life. for look, the litigant of all the residents of this building were waiting for the results of the referendum on joining russia, they were shelled by ukraine's forces who are seeking to punish people for their choice to return home to russia. ukraine horses hit the nearby institute with 2 missiles. the chaotic showing of this neighbourhood has resulted in serious damage to this 3 story home built by german prisoners of war after world war 2. says visa says, but if i little ski sold out they, they claim that russian soldier through venus buildings, what soldiers are they talking about and only families in children leave here. they shall dare hold my children to night. miraculously managed to escape ploy yet one of the resident smiles while telling us he received a russian passport a day before the referendum started, but he didn't have time to settle into the building. he only managed to register there before was shall by ukrainian forces. talk of product itself,

the soda yesterday i received a russian passport, but i did not have time to settled into the building. i was only able to register before it was show by ukrainian forces. ukrainian forces have never stopped shelling harrison and its outskirts to put all their attempts to break the russian defense lines here or feudal russian troops are ready for any situation to protect their sovereignty and their territorial integrity. hassan nasir marty harrison. russia. have some breaking news for you now. the e u has just approved a price cap on russian oil in port so meanwhile, i mean, think of the opaque plus organisation of oil producing countries which includes russian was about to commence in vienna. the group is expected to approve a major cut in crude outputs, you know, to, to proper prices on the markets. and you can see the russian energy minutes, they getting out of his car is ministers when the alliance has started to arrive,

according to reports, both saudi arabia and russia, the group biggest producers, are suggesting reductions of around $2000000.00 barrels of oil per day. reported proposals may go ahead to spike portions and attempts to convince the airlines not to cut production without the representative really reached this agreement on a new packet of sanctions against russia, including an oil price cap. an eyebrow raising revelation of care form a human rights chief. let me let denise has admitted that ukrainian intelligence agents also to push fake news about the conflict. and he was looking into making that confession during the cool, arranged by well known russian pranksters, both in lexus with one of the posing as a renowned american diplomats. you go, i'm what they told me, can you write that? there is a prison at the upper o g, a nuclear plant, because official media sources are supposed to say this. well, no,

the ombudsman didn't want to say it. he only says what the president's office tells him to you. but i'm being asked to say this by the authorities, by intelligence services. it was a very interesting confession from your grace, former onwards man and a conversation with to russian frank or is that denise of apparently, to, for achs, you add some basket to russia, michael mac, full with how the prank or is introduced themselves. the woman admitted that it was intelligence that had asked her to spin numerous fakes about the russian army at the time of a bloody conflict unfolding between the 2 countries. she said that her fictional stories about the alleged atrocities committed by the russian army. how per be heard at the european parliament and at the end of the day, boosted military a to key if they can about what kind of storage she was making up. we all remember how denise of was particularly focused on describing sometimes and groom details, raping of children and sexually motivated crimes committed by the russian army in

the territories controlled by russian and joined forces. one, it was discovered that these were all lies. she was immediately fired and even her number of ukrainian m. p. 's and some politicians and key of were furious because a spoil ukraine's reputation. interesting that and we hear that the conversation with a prank or is again the denise of it is now not happy with ukraine, current human rights chief apparently because he refuses to do the job that she was so good at spread lies the us ambassador to pakistan don't, would blow move in hot water over a tweak about visiting kashmir, a dispute a territory between pakistan and neighboring india, the american embassy in islamic squad, the region with the abbreviation, a, j. k, which is used by a local independence movement. for many years,

the united states has been committed to strengthening educational opportunities for residents of assad, chombo and kashmir. u. s embassy in islamabad. once again acknowledges pakistan occupied kashmir as a j k. as i, gino and kashmir, a mistake repeated more than once as a decision, and in this case signal to india. multiple statements using a j k by a serving ambassador, especially that of a friendly country is a serious issue. and definitely one that warrants a response or at the very least a call to clarify, persisting and calling it a j. k. india has repeatedly said p, okay, is indian territory and we oppose c p c because it violates our sovereignty. the u . s. is aware visit could have been quiet without publicity. is the ambassador ill briefed or is this to convey the u. s. no longer considers it disputed territory? personally, it is a sensitive issue and needs to be dealt with sensitively. us don't speak english. we. it has certainly had a said indian, but it's also making fun, analyze whether

u. s. v shaping is for the c when it comes to south asia. we've seen ever since the biden administration sacred off. that's been of the alignment of so between the relations of the 2 countries. focus on think us all this in the back of a 16 do you focus on, on the chief gender. his boss was, was it to the better good. and that tweet and the u. s, and i thought you or somebody don't to focus on don't long with the 2 box on occupied because she and if that wasn't enough, the u. s. embassy focus on pleated out calling, eat e g, which is all john when kashmir, thoughts on seats in the offended terminology, which is only used 5 focused thought on his with it the us on where to focus on or so. it's the u. s. government for to lighting, financial assistance, so me store felton heritage side in that particular region. now this got the

battle or the fcc deal, which remember dr. sean, go with the fast minutes so, or in the land. the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 or fairs and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as a visit or be with a boy to be okay. i'm calling is ha, all saw john. one question you said it has effect india. they've taken up by shaw, but it's close live, take home most about who previously served as india as foreign secretary and basset to turkey, trons and russia. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see. i'd like to ask you, why is this such inconsistency among top us politicians to think it was a deliberate provocation, noticed the an ignorant mistake by the bass of the well, if it was

a mistake, then they would have good activity. but i've seen that they are reading the formulation of them are in good meeting, so sequined tweets. by this time, the ambassador would have known the state department would have known, especially the internet, the u. s. embassy. and denny would have known that the action to just read, but nevertheless, there's been no collective move on the side of the american auto state department, all of the american embassy, it's now about now, if you're a member in april this year, ill, han, homa who us congresswoman very islam is she with august on okay back because me and when india protested the stand the box and said that this was a private visit and distance themselves from it and think that they had no hand in organizing. now in 6 months, and there is

a big change where the u. s. and so is visiting, i guess, on, by me and greeting it as well because we're actually in pakistan the way of describing these things means that they're part of me being liberated by the indian part of me, the lender, indian occupation. there is a very sensitive kind of that done that the american ambassador of you see that you're not utilizing the consequences, not my own thinking is that there is now several steps that have been taken by the state to improve the engagement with pockets on because i think you have them to get the why 80 when they took him out in dublin and also the president, the us defense secretary was adult center come on. and i had a mom interaction focused on the military, you know,

looked at earlier on the program you weeks ago. ready you said apartment and a $400000000.00 of a to pocket updated the 16th on the speech lead that they were meant to counterterrorism. i never heard of last year golf f sixteens with amazon besides being used against that is an excel edmonds, washington, that, that this expedition pool anybody. so the need to have been upgraded and the u. s. know that they're meant to be used against india as they were used at the time of the by like one off edition a couple of years ago. and then on top of that, they didn't. now they are not coming from washington about one thing to reinforce the fuck is that it is still under control, i should say. because the relationship with what the last part of what it is

difficult to understand why they're doing this. especially as in the past focused on as a double cross them as a border, but by their bon shows does not actually participate in the killing of so many were so given by actual being devalued bond and arming them. but you seem to learn the lessons that continue to bore pakistan to issue one of forces. and this could be a danger to cancellation date of indirectly that is in the lobby, state and other forces to develop their operation against the installation in person motion to be those that agents. and secondly, the point on the india got out that you know, they have this is going to hand and. ready back it up as an randy or not lead them

aspects of law policy. and in this case, perhaps a neutral position. the on the you can company is difficult to understand. one would have thought that the withdraw from that is done. they will, maybe in a normal diplomatic size is like your stuff but not, but a few openly accept relations even pockets. but that doesn't make sense. yeah. sorry to interrupt if, if i knew ministration does continue to do it on this part of strengthening time with pockets on house. i go into effect relations between the u. s. and india. well, you know, relationship is very broad. now, you know, if you are speaking about relationships, realistically you're gonna make this one issue a central to our overall relationship. but, but, and that is very important. we've had long periods, years during which the worst strategy, and therefore, really the longest feel mistress. and that's part of the account,

or are you focused on building focused on it's in the end back because the china to make focused on nuclear i, we're not going to be it is of that, but they are pretty well. but after our normalization dies and expansion of the united states, one would have felt that building more trust what really necessary and for the united states to go back, was always going back to san neu. amazed australia to us and focused on china closing together. and you. ready from situation the us ought to be more careful and i think it will not help in building that kind of trust that what in the process of being billed and they'll be. so i'm just questioning about orders for, let's see how it goes, and not a saying that everything with hope to run the crisis in ukraine. but do you think

that you and that b u. s. might be 20. something is time for pakistan because of the india that ties with russia. well, i think if that is the case, it doesn't make any sense because with russia not directed against the united states, we're not, i mean it, it actually is the blank. and the good i'm not for use against the united states of america by united states with arms pakistan. it knows that bill is not bad. i know that this is an explanation that has been given. we have done nothing at all. go on the security of the united states by motor oil, from russia out of it, hobbies you reveal, you know, but if the u. s. upgrades f 16 go focused on a security directly linking that to my mind doesn't make any sense. but yes, there is, this is the explanation that is given in some quarters in the us and especially in

the upset that they're not dealing with the shop. and they'll exasperated that. yeah. and what i mean by then it is, you know, yeah, this is how many, thanks for joining us on a park. i'm with a speaking to a former indian foreign secretary thomas about. thank you mike. i can bring you some breaking news from brussels now, where the e u has just approved a new package of sanctions against russia, including a price cap on the oil importance. that's not the most go accepted for ex ukrainian territory into russia following referendums there. let's say across live to also contribute to rachel monson. now he's across the d 1000 during his lunch when he, thanks for joining us. rachel. say what exactly are these latest the sanctions aiming to achieve?

yeah, well we all knew this aids package was coming down the pipe. now this round of sanctions voted by brussels. was touted by european commission president ursula vander line just a few minutes ago as a response to quote putins sham referenda. she said that quote, we are determined to continue making the kremlin pay house. so you might ask, after shooting themselves in both feet and wrecking their economies. the e. u has now found away through these new sanctions to deprive themselves of russian steel pulp and paper machinery, chemicals, plastics and cigarettes. all in a time when their own industries are struggling to keep producing amid the sanctions that the u slapped on its own gas supply. so get ready for that run on toilet paper in the stores, folks because the u as just blocked raw materials from supplying industry here, including well pulp and paper which makes up toilet paper. they've also decided on

a russian oil price cap, so much for contract obligations, i guess. i guess the use contractual engagements aren't worth the paper. they're written on, which will make it easy to just ditch paper altogether when raw materials to make it run low. it does sounds like the exact opposite things that you'd want to do if you were already struggling with energy pricing and other related economic problems, which the west has totally deep regulated with this sections. another interesting point there is a lot of talk before this 8 round a sanctions about whether or not russian diamonds exported to belgium and the netherlands, which fuel those industries in those you countries would also be banned. can't really see those on the list so far. so that's kind of interesting, i guess there are there certain things that can be still brought be brought in on particularity of fe, please?

certain, perhaps within the e u. but judging by what we've seen today, it doesn't look like the folly is likely to end anytime soon. here in the you are so many thanks to the house. i thought the contributor rachel mouth and i with the beat house. well, the only other piece will in the russia can't fits the energy exposed to countries that adopt a price count. one is still supplies as that would violate international agreements to wish in his asthma, but it's an absolutely stupid decision. if somebody tries to implement it, it will not lead them anywhere. there are contracts obligations to ensure supplies . i wonder whether any political decisions contradicting those contracts ought to be made. if so, we would simply stop respecting the terms. we would cease to supply natural gas, crude, oil, coal, and fuel oil. we would not supply anything if it goes against our economic interest . we will fully respect our contractual obligations unless someone tries to impose their own terms on us for those who are imposing their own terms on us,

are not currently in a position to do so. they should think again, that's an appeal to me. it was, they were there throughout this wednesday afternoon for the latest updates on our breaking news. stories will be back in 30 minutes with blue and united states has always had a variety of tools, news and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just a beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. uh huh. we have

a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us, there will be k i d h o faces the dilemma member countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries, one shipper, ukraine, immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining russia? a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as a month are made,

it comes to last should kick in, carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies. nato escalates even more indiscretion. military operations become a war when you put dell, sips of girls that demo showing that older belgium is my idea that i see you have to ask thinking casias come to me with so easily. he shenika you stuff for the girls for immediate physical he needs. almost them lets you lets only the stops finished entering the sewerage, no secret the cold who's february 2007. that e. me of who jens munich speech is a milestone in contemporary history. many consider his famous address at the

security conference to be a turning point in relations between moscow. on the west with president putin smoke about major geo political issues in no uncertain terms and harshly criticized the uni, polo world model u. s. foreign policy and unjustified use of force against other states that says not to go to shooting it. me me, michel, what national wondering you that say? so my only answer elecom is between your bizarre bus miss you are, you are now about what, at the sure you know, what a, what pseudo issue fucked up. can you say she wouldn't 0 that would then you, do you want us? yes, pretty with you or what i what i am the spreadsheet, ga, ga. what it that a shitty and you're still still esteem is if you had any me how to read though. well, it is up a thing about ignoring it. was there hospice got, but shops going to go further development in georgia, the western sponsored my down coo and the ambition to pull both countries into nato at all costs and conflicts and a profound global security crisis goes new.