ah ah ah, with with russia security service names, the youth korean military intelligence head being behind the crimean bridge bombing the fs. b, say, 12 people have been identified as collaborators in the 8th of whom are in custody. also ahead with our alarm sirens on reports of retaliatory, russian strikes across central ukraine. this wedding state, the infrastructure attacks followed saturday's truck bomb attack on a major crimea bridge african countries broaden their

energy prospects, as uganda say it will complete its own going oil projects. this by pressure by b e. u to hold construction. local, say it's the sovereign right of the nation. you've gotten done and all of that, but if it is good, i still rent did have the right to do what they want to do. that government is right, they expecting that always because they've gone cheap a around the clock across the world. this is our take pleasure to have your company today for the news hour. i'm a real big ukrainian military intelligence service was the organizer i'll pay crimean bridge explosion according to russia's federal security service.

the f s b says 8 people have been arrested for collaboration in the attack. moscow say's explosives were hidden in a truck carrying rolls of plastic construction rep. the explosive device was camouflaged inside rows of polyethylene, construction sheeting, material on $22.00, pallets with a total weight of 22770 kilograms. and in early august, this year was sent from the c port of odessa to the bulgarian city of rues where marine cars for joins us now in the studio with more on this year, a lot of details emerging today. marina, take it through, the russian security service, concluded then, absolutely what we just heard, the way in which the explosives were transported. we now also know that the detained 8 out of the 12 suspects and those 8 people. now we have 5 russian citizens, and then we also have 3 ukrainians and armenians. so we're still looking for the remaining ones that are trying to find them. but according to the results of the

investigation, this is actually all orchestrated by ukraine's main spy chief and also the intelligence services there over saw the transportation of the explosives. now let's just remind ourselves about the roots that that trog took. we knew that already a couple of days ago, when russia's chief investigator announced that they established a route that the truck so went through. but guerria then transferred on to georgia armenia and then through certain russian cities before it made its way onto the bridge. it was all in an effort to camouflage where it was actually originated from where it came from. now, like i said we, we heard about the way it was brought over. and of course, we know that this all along that there's benefited the ukrainians, even though they try to make it out. but this is somehow rushes fault, but they've said it themselves that this is what they hoped for. and they tried to achieve that for a very long time. and just in the latest comments that were made,

we heard from ukraine and master in in london. let's hear what he had to say just a couple of days ago. there, there was there last wish destroyed half of heart and soul. whoever was responsible for that is very helpful for you cream. what i have sold that we been sending from the very beginning that this breach, we will be a will, will try to, to destroy as soon as will be able to the so like we heard just say they said it from the very beginning. they tried to destroy, they were trying to find ways to bring it down to make collapse, perhaps that they didn't go as far as they wished. because even though we know that 3 people lost their lives, but actually 4 people lost their lives. but the damage that they call it was not as severe as they hope they want to paralyze link between crimea and mainland russia, which of course they didn't achieve that because the bridge was up and running just a couple of hours after that. their roots was back on, we're still waiting to hear about the identities of the remaining people. so i'll

bring that to you as soon as we get it. and when we get more details from the f, b rushes investigative committee, thanks for what's your take us through the latest details, not marina costs forever. ok to updates no from the ground before that. in fact, at the same time, the federal security service said that prevented another at terror attacked by ukrainian forces as a man was detained for preparing an explosion in a transport terminal. in the border region, an explosive device was phones they report on a suspect, arrested. another attack was done by key if in the mosque region it was prevented the f. s. b odds detaining a man who carried to shoulder fired anti or rocket systems. yeah. ok. let's not move to the latest in the crime. this witness that because there's

been quite a lot of developments at blasts have been reported in the ukrainian city of nikolai, of a weapons. they well erst strike alarms have been heard across the central part of the country, including the capital key of as a party, a new wave, a retaliatory strikes by russia and ukrainian infrastructure is underway. so not this se has on verified footage we're showing here of russian strikes and targets in the city of nic paul, spreading on social media. the escalation in attack started on monday, following a truck bomb attack on the curt, straight bridge as we were just hearing there with our correspondence in crimea 2 days. prior to that, we'll s cross live know to our tv, or should donna who is in don barza as i said, they're eager morning to that

a lot of development that seems every day we've got more and more happening. another round of retaliatory strikes what's known at this stage while union, it's the 3rd consecutive day of russia conducting and basically carrying out at missile attacks on the territory of ukraine this morning. and over night they continued. we do know that at least in 3 regions of ukraine, blossom and massive explosions were reported. for instance, in this, in southern and central ukraine, in other regions right now, an air raid alert has been announced. so there is that. and again, a people are expecting more missiles strikes, more drones strikes as russia again, has been targeting, are the ukranian infrastructure, critical infrastructure for 3 consecutive days. now. now you the crania and authorities, they have already announced that during the 1st 2 days of

a missile strikes, russia managed to basically damage or destroy completely some 30 percent of all energy infrastructure in ukraine. now it is not clear as to how much of an exaggeration that figure is and or maybe an understatement. so we'll have to see how long it will take ukraine to restore and to rebuild that infrastructure. or if russia will allow that and will, if russia will continue striking the same targets in order to prevent kia from restoring it and of course, will dealing more damage. now, in turn, ukraine has been targeting russia's a russian territory. last night they targeted the town justin on the outskirts of bell girders. it is a frontline town and they basically they targeted a thermal power plant and our some 2000 people were left without or without electricity. but that will pales in comparison to what, to the well,

the scale of mayhem that russia has managed to to show ukraine and the, the scale of may. hm. that has that ukraine hasn't been experiencing rolling blackouts have been announced all across the country. ukraine has had to stop energy exports, i mean, electricity exports to europe. now, right now there are saying that some of the infrastructure that russia has targeted that well basically will take probably months to restore it and to rebuild it. so again, people have been advised to conserve energy as much as possible. there have been interruptions with centralized water supply with cellular connection or even in the western ukraine that has largely remained untouched by the war up until now. so again, it seems again, on the scale of to days it attacks are, can't be compared to what we had seen yesterday, for instance, or even the day before that, that is out of out a question. but still, it seems russia is targeting energy infrastructure is targeting ukraine's railroads

base. again, a bit to try and disrupt the supply lines that are going to the front. ok, giving us a sense of what is happening this wednesday in ukraine ortiz. he greeted on a thank seger. ok, let's move on the program. now another headline story to tell you by to day, expanding african connections. that's what the presidents of tons, india, and kenya have agreed to do with a contract knowing to on constructing a gas pipeline between the 2 countries. the 600 kilometer project is designed to boost trade, lower industrial energy costs, and key price is done in the private sector for both nations. a lot of nations trying to do that. of course, well the schedule completion date for the pipeline is yet to be a night's well, tanzania, and kenya they are not the only african state seeking to broaden their energy prospects at uganda is said to complete an oil pipeline of its own. that's in the

face of pressure from the e. u to halt it's extraction and production efforts in the nation. ortiz caribou. the tattler has more this by its pressure by the european union parliament for all extractive activities to be halted over a pipeline. uganda is determined to see it completed. the you claims that the pipeline is a potential threat to the environment and threatens a fridge al, ecosystem. all the while european countries are scouring african countries for fossil fuel resources. uganda is themes is determined to see through and it's looking eastwards for new friends who will help it re allies. the project and china stands ready to assist. we hope that these projects will continue without disruptions and be completed in time so that it would achieve the desired results for national economic and social development. for you. candor, the east africa called oil pipeline is

a political hot potato and has seen protest inside uganda by environmentalists and right groups who claim that it is a threat to the environment. and we'll see people displace the you concurs with that argument and also claims that it could lead to land grabs by the ugandan government. uganda insists that the e u is wrong. the resolution is based on misinformation and deliberate misrepresentation of key facts on environment and human rights protection. it represents the highest level on neo colonialism and imperialism against the sovereignty of uganda and tanzania. a leaders are currently scouring for fossil fuels and that use more of them than any african country. and despite this, this hardly a word of condemnation from brussels, but the use as it is intent on stopping the financing of fossil fuel projects, even for poor countries like uganda, even though such a project could help the country fund it's transition from fossil fuel energy

dependence we think the bank should now go further and also exclude all coal and oil elated investments, and further outline of policy and gradually phasing out gas power generation to only invest in gas. in exceptional circumstances. only a few weeks ago, the germans, henslowe was on the continent in senegal, securing gas, and frances, the manual micron was also doing the same in algeria eddying salts to a gaping wound. is that developing nations are watching in real time. the western nations hypocrisy telling developing nations to turn their bags on fossil fuel while they go scouring for them. but despite this, uganda is determined to charge its own cost and soldier on with the completion of this pipeline project. this by the finger wagging from brussels, and as for most african countries, as they continue to look at the hypocrisy of the west,

that he's coming to the continent looking for fossil fuels, while telling them to turn their backs on them. i think of course, uganda and all the parties the spits butner states in this project i saw rinse, did have the right to do what they want to do. that government is right on the extracting the oil because he develops that gone sheet. let just like nigeria versus a double if the government compensates to people fairly, not leaving them homeless, an oil can help us grow as a country indian has last night, are germany's foreign minister, calling her remarks towards the kashmir territorial dispute. a grave injustice to the victims of terror now comes in response to alina bur box calls for the you in to have a bigger say in the mater, the un security council, and the financial action task force are still pursuing pakistan based terrorists

involved in the horrific 2611 attacks when states do not recognize such dangers either because of self interest or indifference, they undermine the cause of peace, not promote it. they also do grave injustice to the victims of terrorism. last week, germany hosted aka thorns, foreign minister, and beloved, put those, i'm sorry, but for some reason, the focus shifted to india in a joint press conference. the german foreign minister re topic kashmir issue and said that it should be discussed in the un. yes, germany also has the role and responsibility with regard to the situation of kashmir. therefore, we support intensively the engagement of the united nations to find peaceful solutions in the regions in gas lounge germany for on warranted wise, on the self acquired drawer on the matter. what explains such stones from germany, exploits point out that this could have to do with india,

the vision of neutrality on the russia, ukraine conflict, and that chill, many of the west, and are using these pressure tactics against india. this. and also the recent us advisory to, with citizens to practice increased caution when traveling to india, udall, crime and terrorism. the timing of all these developments now being questioned by foreign policy experts will, despite washington's efforts to push india to condemn russia over the conflict in ukraine, new delhi continues to maintain a neutral position and further economic ties with moscow. we spoke to global strategy analyst, k, p ne r, who says it's not possible for the us to drive a wedge between india on russia. their real object do is to get india do more away from its position of neutrality and go along with the yeah, nate, all and,

and i mean the us and european position you're not the end result of it, of course is to drive out read between india and russia, but you're not rationally. the americans, for example, not that day that they cannot creative edge between nat indent russia. mm hm. india is an independent country. india has its own positions. india is very proud of its strategic autonomy. india is not a landing den, doesn't align with the military forces. so in this position now on neutrality, on the air, ukraine, russia conflict is, is, is in line with. it's a historic traditional policy of ne, not siding with military conflicts,

not siding with that. anything to do with that you so mom stood resolved, force, had no history to bring you today. very much bubbling violence has broken off during protests in the car to be a nation of haiti with one person reportedly shot dead by police on several more injured. a warning you may find the following footage, somewhat disturbing. ah, ah, lindsay lap when he said throat has continued to escalate in haiti as the government calls for foreign military intervention to quell gang violence. thousands of protesters took to the streets to force the government to reverse its decision. on monday, the national police were accused of killing the protester. for years,

the socio economic and political crisis in haiti has been growing in recent months . activities have been paralyzed in the capital and other major cities of the country due to a lack of security and fuel shortages. the council of ministers authorized the head of the government to request and put an end to the criminal actions of armed gangs across the country. the decision increased the anger of the demonstrators who were already demanding the resignation of the prime minister, un secretary general. antonio gutierrez echoed the government's call on monday for the immediate deployment of a special international force to haiti. but the you and will decide whether to send troops to haiti on the 21st of october at a special council meeting scheduled for that date. what protest in the haitian capital erupt, and after the un secretary general responded to a request from the government for a peacekeeping mission to be deployed in the country. demonstrators demanded that the government resigned, claiming that it has no legitimacy to ask for international intervention. the

editor of the haiti, liberty, news and analysis i, kim ives told us why locals are hostile to direct un involvement in the countries refers. us has been using the united nations as a proxy force since the korean war, shortly after the new end was formed. but it really came to full fruition with the 2 interventions that the u. s. made into haiti in 1991 in 2004. where with us, assisted by canadian and french troops that went into haiti and then passed it off to the u. n for 2 reasons, because they liked the look of an international force, but to pakistan is enjoy damian's and other 3rd world people that mostly populate those forces, work for half the cost of a us soldier. so it was also

a cost savings for the maintenance of their empire. nigeria is again calling for cultural artifacts to be returned. the latest appeal comes from the nigerian information and culture minister, asking western museums to give back the countries historical bending, bronze statue. these are not just objects of beauty which have aesthetics, these are artifacts that speak to who we are and that speak to our history. it is not if but when they will eventually have to return these because the campaign is gaining strength by the day. and when they look at what other museums are doing, they will be compelled to return them. the minister's statement follows the nigerian president's criticism of the delay in returning historical african artifacts. the bronze statues were taken over a century ago when british troops sack the been in kingdom, what is now south eastern nigeria. and just days ago the u. s. returned her

t one been in bronze as back to the country. it is estimated though that some 90 percent of looted african relics are really to still be stored in the west. those against returning them, say they're safer in western museums as price that artifacts have been stolen after being returned to africa. but here's the other view. the studio at the 1st week is known for that would need our article because this is so rica said good something to to, to was not a little divinity. both of the people of the country like video, it's all rights outage and it's blown still. we the been on the bones. costas, so i'm appealing. so the western war to help horse the back won't be lost also because it t's are play and will need what belong stores. black thirstily walk to be returned to the return to source

because is our is our right is our caught your eye heritage. we are acts in defer. i go beds. i did tell us in our community to please kindly return these artifacts to where it belongs to where the been is. we will be proud unhappy to see those artifacts brought back to all where it belongs to a report by the new york times has highlighted what it calls, not as deadly brushing attacks. russia launched over a 100 missiles targeting infrastructure across ukraine on monday, days after a deadly bombing on the coach bridge, which connects mainland at russia to the crimean peninsula. now the times article pointed out the relatively low level of civilian casualties. following this liberty, the russian missile and drone attacks that killed at least 19 people across ukraine on monday or traumatic and wide ranging. but they were not as deadly as they could

have been in the context of a war that is included widespread civilian killing. there is renewed questions over the quality of russia's weapons and about the capacity of its forces to carry out president vladimir putin's military designs. the russian defense ministry has stated that russia's armed forces had only at ukrainian military targets, decision centers and critical infrastructure during the military operation. the yellow de also said military command centers were the focus of monday's attack. the new york times article was met, but backlash online. is this how we demonstrate how greater weapons are those looked like powerful explosions? is it possible they tried to minimize casualties while taking out their intended target? i guess civilian casualties is synonymous with the way the u. s conducts warfare. so because they had intended targets and minimize collateral, it is now spun to russian missiles being inaccurate. that would imply that they intended to strike targets to cause mass casualties. how do you know this?

what one u. s. drone strike killed 10 civilians including 7 children in cobble a year ago. i think the problem that we have with western press in general is that they are only reporting one side of the story. we're not getting a neutral. even had to view the situation that both lead to the current situation ukraine and the current condition on the ground. this is all pointed out and this is all directed for force are forcing mason that are deciding between buying russian made defense products and to funding between buy us defense product to buy us make defense products. the argument is now being made in this article meant to push the narrative that the rushing products are simply put not as accurate or effective as american product in order to increase profits, increase sales for us own thing factors. and this is why they didn't really didn't pay once and simply become propaganda wings for our and sales waiting for the

united defense industry. to see, galbraith tells nines that she's leaving the democratic party. miss gilbert, who ran for the 2020 democratic party presidential nomination posted video on her youtube channel, where she launched i'd ops her no former colleagues calling them war mongers who are dragging the world's words, a new killer catastrophe. i can no longer remain in today's democratic party. it's now under the complete control of an elitist kabbalah warmongers, driven by cowardly woke miss hu, divide us by racial lighting, every issue and stoking anti white racism. who demonize, the police, who protect criminals at the expense of law abiding americans, who believe in open borders, who weaponized the national security state to go after their political opponents and above all, are dragging us ever closer to nuclear war. war gabbert states advanced the democratic party,

and joe biden are pushing the world towards world war 3. she accused politicians of not using their power to protect people, but rather to further their personal interests. the former representative for hawaii went on to say that democrats are undermining the rule of law and turning the u. s. into a banana republic. well, let's just take a closer look are to, to see gap. it is, as we mentioned, the presidential candidate for the dumber craft party and the 2020 election. she also served us congresswoman representing the state of a y for 8 years in 2017. she met with the syrian president, stirring a bunger among her colleagues. now a former representative gabbert has repeatedly condemn biden's financial, military support of the conflict in ukraine. wherever she's not the only american politician to do so. no more foreign aid, especially not to fund a war that we should have no involvement in biden, in his crime. family may own lensky, but america doesn't know me a damn thing. well, idaho state representative barbara at heart say's the,

the criticism towards the democratic significant right now, especially when it comes from a former party member in any situation, the people that really should call out what's happening are the people directly involved. and this is a perfect example of a democrat holling out the democrats, people like me, can call out the democrats all day long. but when a democrat calls a democrat out and really lays out what's really happening, i think that has much more impact. and now we all know that our far left us democrats out there are going to down play this like toasting really hasn't been one of us. they're already doing it. but they have to do that because this is a big blow for the democrats right here in october. really, i think you could say that whole thing is, is a throw back. what we would usually do as you know, an old fashioned democrat, her values, i think you're pretty much the same, but the democratic values,

as she eloquently laid out have drastically changed. okay, before we go to break, i just want to recap you on our breaking news. this our, the russian security service said the crime in bridge sacked last weekend was organized by the head of ukrainian intelligence. 12 people have been identified as collaborators in the terror attacks 8 of them and have been arrested among them apprehended are citizens of russia, ukraine, and armenia. the explosives were hidden in the truck at the f. s. b safe, hurrying plastic wrap and made its way quite a distance to russia, traveling from ukraine via both guerria, georgia and armenia will expand enough story in the next hour. the next unexplained her as her nationalist battalions became part of the ukrainian

army. then what part they played in the atrocities committed against don bos residence since 2014. now there's right ahead in our short, dark crime without punishment. they close for a a ah, in 2014.