would you do a lot for a here. i made a fly with russia and ukraine loads of gloss over head in the russian vall garage. the local authorities, confirm interception of an incoming. you planning rocket attack, plays and defenses and uni. publish a revelation from the great media outlet claim, so i'm mostly k, pulsing of an attack on the cry mean ridge months ahead of the actual october attack. we learn more about the said plan from the project investigative journalist . very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge,

how it can be achieved, the the 3 cruise missiles. why are team that leads scuba dive as a un general assembly and dubs a resolution to condemn. most of the recent referenda in the formal euclidean territories, the russia anyway involved the procedure explosion. weston blackmail. so you know, so when you, molly, for these past few days, many of our colleagues from the global south came and told us about the economic blackmail and direct threats which they hear from the west. this is unacceptable with hello and welcome to international law. from moscow is just from 7 am here. i'm glad you joined us. i'm martha mommy, let's take a look at the latest top stories on this out. we saw with the latest from the

conflicts in ukraine as an air strike alert has founded in regions across central. you train, including in the capitol of keith, mid air explosions, have been reported in j. tamira. and if he meets a regions on russian soil, ukrainian forces are reported of shell, the border city of belgrade for years also, its logins were heard in a city. as ad defense intersected an incoming attack launched by he forces. there are no reports of any casualties. the crating showing turned deadly in the dice republic. as 2 civilians were killed in the city of gold lapka, according to the local mer and in the hairs on region, russian air defenses intercepted 12. usps supplied high mars rockets in the nearby city of norway. kafka is under repeated shelling, bike useful,

says parties. crew were on the ground and spoke with locals about their old deal. miss alice, his teachers. so it was around 6 p. m. i was on the 2nd floor and went to the corridor and on the bomb it started. 3 dolls were tone of their hinges, eating and i was covered by them, and fragments hid them. had my legs and arms injured by fragments, but said alive, she was then i had people cried to heart and ran out and to the streets. it was already over when i got here. there was a huge crater, injured people, broken glass, it, everything was destroyed inside. one room was completely destroyed. 2 walls were demolished, coaches, i don't know how to restore all this. i don't know they're going to hear then you can reach me because we can't live like this. there are only civilians here and this place was bombed and everything was destroyed. it's hard. how are we supposed to restore all of this to according to an investigation conducted

by the greys and media outlets, the british secret service process to destroy russia's coast bridge, linking crimea, to the main lang long before it was attacks on the 8th of october gray zone obtain correspondence and internal documents plotting the operation. the files appeared to be from a presentation in april of this year called, or dangerous organization organizing a maritime raid operation for keith allegedly was put together by high ranking british intelligence officers and outlined the compet scheme to contain and limit rushes military in crimea. murphy maneuvers near it shows an blow up the coach bridge carried the ultimate goal of the grading and restricting russian navy operations in the black and as of seas. according to the plan, the destruction of breach of the catch trade would require a cruise missile battery to have the 2 concrete pillars or the sides of the central

still arch, which will cause a complete structural failure. this will prevent and your rotary supply from the russian mainlines to crimea and temporarily disrupt the ship in light. now a fine operation included not only the british secret service, but high ranking european politicians. now, according to the revelation of one of these was a former to feel any defense minister. all this book to because who had been previously to the working for british intelligence, another participant center in veterans high ranking nato advisor christ donnelly, while a british military and hugh ward is said to have created a proposal and detailed the roadmap kit, clara burge, who took part in the investigation outlines the main details to my colleague research shay. essentially, this is a proposal that was put together by a senior and rather obscure british military veteran who he was at the

requested an individual in chris donnelly. i his request that on behalf of order is that she has, as you say, the formula in the defense minister. and since that has been both and all sorts of robert g b activities like funneling boss amounts of weaponry from bulk area to ukraine. yes . these are very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge. how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or via or team lead scuba divers armed with particular century devices or in the underwater drones. the attack never happened in the way that was outlined in this plan that you've been exposed to that you've got your hands on. why do you think that is? yeah, it differed actually in execution to i was going to pull it up the horror of the unfolding february. it was, was different, but brought curiously in the hours within mere hours of, of, of the,

the bombing on a separate membership postage stamp, immortalizing the event was released in you print now that poster stamp take 2 explosions in the exact spot that she would identified as target one of the ukrainian benefits from the rod, he said in the wake of the coach bridge bombing, he said this is just the beginning. do you think there are other potential plans that have been drawn up by various intel communities? this wasn't meant to be one of this was only meant to be the beginning of a wide range and campaign targeting crimea and russian assets in and around the area. and it was very telling with the wall street john mentioned that the crimea was the new focus, the new focal point of the war. and that's why you'd be talking. and i mean, i think if there in this matter, if it's holly i should by moscow starting on monday, we might have seen more elements of that proposal. you know, become very, very,

very real president and has arrived in catholic assigned to participate in a range of international meetings scheduled for strengthen corporation course many sectors in central asia. this bush now live speak to her autism, maria felicia. she is in austin. maria, good to have you with us now. it was a more about these upcoming events on what we could expect. yeah, good morning to you mariah wide martin is indeed here in asked and i and we expect a really busy thursday while i'm speaking at their independence palace behind me. the 6, some a top the conference on interaction and confidence building measures in asia is opening at this very moment, that is a multinational forum aimed at strengthening dialogue and cooperation between the member states. there are $27.00 of them plus 5 observer countries to promote peace,

security, and stability in asia. we expect a lot of word statements and documents signed later to die. at least 13 leaders are expected to attend. among them, the turkish president, putin, hand out of the gun, are expected to have a tattoo on the side line. all these conference kremlin expects, the turkish leader will inform his russian count about about and caressed proposal regarding talks between moscow and the west. of course about the situation in ukraine. we hope we will have a very interesting and useful discussion. grumblings aid, already sad. it comes just hours after the you. i adopted the resolution condemning the accession of the for new former ukrainian regions to the russian federation. so a lot to discuss, one important is also going to have a bilateral mixing with he's carter's counterpart, the 1st face to face off to the outbreak of the pandemic. the focus will be on the corporation in the energy sector,

particular within the framework. all the gas exporting countries forum to discuss israel palestinian conflict watermark. wooton is expected to sit with mahmoud abbas . he's also hearing us tonight and whole so he's planning to have a meeting with the president, or was it by john? like who is continuing tensions with the yet a lot of course will be on the agenda of what my board will say here in the chasm capital till friday, when he's going to attend the meeting, all the leaders of the us commonwealth of independent states. and we already heard from cram like that it is expected that the focus will be on trade and investment partnership and made western sanctions. interesting, by the way, is that technically ukraine, former ussr republic is part of it, but has never signed the organizations charter. it has never become a member, so the meeting here will be without ukraine, but of course a lot about it back to you as well. thanks for bringing. so just feel free to again,

no doubt, later in the day. thanks again. a 1000000 on the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent reference in which full tertiary is voted overwhelmingly in favor to join the russian federation. 143 members voted in favor of the resolution. 5 nations voted against it. with another 35 abstaining the russian ambassadors the un condemned to the resolution move for the vote, wholly out heart, hypocritical, double standards. my server plugs up at least adopting this resolution that the western countries try to achieve their geopolitical goals. and again use the members of the general assembly as extras. expressing commitment to the protection of the international law, which we heard from the representatives of us and other natal members today is a bright example of hypocrisy and double standards. the facts should not be hidden

that for these past few days, with many of our colleagues from the global south came and told us about the economic blackmail and direct threats which they hear from the west. so all these events happening within the united nations general assembly should be seen through the prism of the western blackmail. this is unacceptable. there was a resolution before the un general assembly, that's the body that contains all member states of the united nation. the resolution was urging countries not to recognize the territories that just voted in referendums to join with russia. now at this point, the results are end about his pass. a 143 countries voted in favor of it. a 5 countries, including russia, voted against nicaragua, voted with russia, bella, luce voted with russia north korea voted with russia as did the syrian arab republic. and in addition to that, there were 35 countries, including china and india, and a number of african countries that made the decision to abstain and not vote on this resolution before the voting we heard from the russian representative dan z

and took the floor and pointed out that these referendums, it was almost a 100 percent vote to join with russia. the people in these regions have spoken and made it abundantly clear that they do want to be part of the russian federation. they don't want to be part of ukraine. a country has been bombing and shelling them for the past 8 years. and the de referendums were carried out in accordance with international law, despite claims and attempts by the west to prove otherwise, no concrete evidence that international norms weren't followed and the referendum was actually put forward. the usa even use economic and political coercion to make sure countries voted in line with it. they did everything to prevent a secret vote from jane play sally, one of the poorest countries on the record. and so they could retaliate against countries that, that might be the wrong way. i, in their opinion. now, russian, ambassador, nancy pointed out the hypocrisy how the united states and its allies seem to

recognize the sovereignty and independence of regions at their own convenience. when it came to the situation in kosovo, so many groupies who would this new critical that if, if those criticising are recent referendums were one of the main supporters of kosovo, independence they insisted kosovo had a right to gain independence if their population was threatened. and the rights were violated. this was the official western position which was presented in the international court of justice. but there was no threat to the albanians in kosovo in 2008. there were no referendums in kosovo. they just declared their independence . but the west accepted that back then they insisted the international law did not prohibit them from gaining independence. but what do we hear from them now that kosovo, it was a different thing. so nato was ready to rescue albanians in kosovo from nonexistent threats. but the people of dumb boss, her san ins, upper osha, apparently according to their logic, are 2nd class people. and they're killing by the key of regime gets no attention

from the highly civilized west, because they support russia rule does not. it's also important to note that we heard some very important speeches from countries that voted to abstain. not the chinese representative took to the floor of the un security council and pointed out that it was needed to resolve the conflict in ukraine peacefully. and on top of that, they called for dialogue between russia and ukraine. a regarding the situation. they emphasized that sanctions against russia are not going to resolve the conflict . and in addition to that, they made clear that this resolute was only going to intensify the disagreements. now we also heard from the representative of india, and when india took to the floor, they can down the desk. all civilians have been killed in the conflict. they went on to call for dialogue and not simply to to grandstand and count the podium and pass. you know, big resolutions, but actually bring the conflict to

a close. that was the point that india that and that lives across the developing world are depending on that taking place. so quite an interesting day at the united nations, i was, was a public vote. every country was forced to make public statement. we heard from different countries, different aspects of this conflict and how it's affecting the world. we're certainly reflected on the un general assembly by the head of the middle east wind fashion is a broken out between policy and protesters and is ready security forces, leaving one person dead and to injured. ah, hundreds of us he is in full to the classroom, is really police officers hurting rooks. and the pyro technics at the full says, am passing cars is really fools is why someone agency gas to this 1st, the protesters, demonstrators, all the money that is real stuff is paid of the show off refugee camp,

which is home to 140000 people to look down, salted often is really sold was killed, 3 others wounded. to check with the u. s. is largest semiconductor manufacture. intel is reportedly planning a may just often duction with thousands of employees, potentially facing dismissal. i mean, the company's pool economic outlook could into bloomberg. the lay of the will effect nearly 20 percent of employees in some divisions including entails sales and marketing groups. shares of the country's biggest chip maker have plunged by over half in the last 12 months. coming off, the tech jives has phased the shop drop in demand for its processes. warning back in july that this is sales would fall $11000000000.00 short of expectations. meanwhile, president biden praises the u. s. as the best place to host new facilities. yes,

that's actually the wrong with this law. make sure that we will, but industry leaders are choose the united states because i see a barricade back. and america rating away is present by praising the u. s. as chips acts that was signed into back in august is designed to increase competitiveness of us made semiconductors on the global market strength in the country security by subsidizing investment into domestic chip manufacturing. intel is among those that have received funds under the legislation. meanwhile, washington has also recently in new semiconductor export restrictions to curve the chinese high tech advance vital for high end manufacturing and equipment. china has been trying to boost his domestic micro chip production, but it's heavy, dependent on supplies from wells major produces the u. s. south korea and taiwan.

the us expects the restrictions to be honored by ty, one home to la, just chip maker as well. it should be noted that for any entity to bypass washington's measures, they will need to apply for a special license from the u. s. michael rep to own also and former neil conversely, professor says washington's policies fail to control global and domestic semiconductor markets. this is a real lab on the face at the by the ministration demand for ships, at least on the consumer market, is, is very depressed the way down because the economy is labeling here at best. they can't control these industry. they can't control the demand for the product. this is what happens when central planners, government planners get involved and try to direct the economy. they bought it every time and it ends up worse. and if they've never given the money in the 1st

place, more likely that it will was another paint on the reputation of the biden administration, which continues to destroy the u. s. economy day by day. they're literally destroying this economy. thought why the new york times will raise questions online over what it call, not as deadly russian attacks. this comes off the russia last over a 100 missiles of the critical infrastructure across ukraine on monday, days out faithful one. the attack on the coach bridge. so because they hit intended targets and minimize collateral, it is now sponge or russian missiles being inaccurate. that would imply that they intended to strike targets to cause mass casualties. how do you know this? i guess civilian casualties is synonymous with the way the u. s. conduct warfare is this how we demonstrate how great our weapons are. those looked like powerful

explosions. is it possible they tried to minimize casualties while taking out their intended target? what one? u. s. drone strike killed 10 civilians including 7 children in kabul a year ago. the russian, as he has stated that rushes on force is only objects of the greatest military decision centers and critical infrastructure. during the special ministry operation, the ministry said that the russians had many energy and fossil facilities in queen cities, workshops for repair, military equipment, and military command centers on monday to join the targeted attack. now the new york times is not the only media outlet raising questions over the quality. all weapons, russia is employee can cause the drones used by russian should earlier reported to be ineffective on the battlefield. well, just a few days ago, several media outlets branded those same unmanned vehicles as a huge problem and

a headache for equating trips. larry johnson, a former c r, a analyst who is now c of by the census. things that such stories bother us media highlights problems in the u. s. defense system. you can be sure that if there were tons of civilian casualties, ukrainian to be parading the bodies in the streets and they are not now in the united states media, which is behaving in ways much worse than proper shutting down opposition, voices and spreading out now lies you can go back if you'd, if you collected the stories over the last 7 months, where the media was reporting that russia is running out of missiles. i think the last, the last count i saw was like over 60 such stories contrast to the u. s. defense industry, which is designed to cater to a diff, to enriching, if you, well, the defense industry and not necessarily fielding weapon systems that are

strategically relevant. or actually tactically function media on this side. the i've taken sort of the rule of thumb, whatever they're reporting, i assume the opposite is true, because they have time and time been proven to be wrong. my code related use a shocking revelation from a top official at pfizer force to admit the then coded nice vaccine. in fact, did not have any testing done on whether it prevented the transmission of the disease. before the pharma company rushed to put the drug on the market, plus the pfizer cove, it vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. regard to the question around, did we know about stopping human eyes ation before it sent you the markets know these? you know,

we have to really move at the speed of science really understand what is taking place in the market. the size of vaccine is one of the most widely used in the worst numerous govern promoted math vaccinations using the vaccinate for the sake of others. narrative, as well as a 2020 long whistle blow reveal that the company falsified data and employed poorly skilled people to administer the vaccine. reason numerous concerns about the trial phrases and data integrity. we swung to marcella, florida denali. a swedish professor of epi de mill epidemiology, and he says the code vaccine evaluation has been politically and economically biased from the start. it could be harmful in the sense that, that people is not there really aware of all the fact that they may steal and translate dividers, which they would take a less preventing measures protected,

measured doors, significant others or defy. because general, so what's that has a very a central relevancy. they are supposed to inform the public and they're supposed to inform the agencies reset to say wherever waiting respect seems to think that they have not said that clearly to the agencies. we have seen that the 2 here increasing vaccines are being evaluating the very bias abuse wholly virus. and also going around this week saw the day when more than 5 centuries ago, italian explore and navigator christopher columbus landed in america. he opened the way for widespread european exploration, but also colon migration of the north and south american continents. i, cynthia, this say has been celebrated as a national holiday across the us known as columbus day. nominate commemorated on

the 2nd monday of october. this week, huge crowds, mostly italian americans gathered on 5th avenue in new york city to praise christopher columbus. his heritage mer mayer eric added, also joined the festive march. meanwhile, dozens of italian americans rather than chicago. domonique that a statue of christmas, christopher columbus, which was removed after the george floyd protest be returned to his former place. it was torn down in 2020, also being vandalized in the black lives matter demonstrations the status of columbus. he's the story for the, for the banking, and i hope that the citizen soon he displays a router that just felt compelled to come down to day to the italian village. and just to hear what the italians had to say about the statue being removed, the columbus a statue. and also wanted to just hear, you know,

how they felt about their emotions. a lot of times we preacher situations by not understanding well, the reason decays, a holiday has been marked by increasing levels of controversy more than a dozen states in the us presently choose not to celebrate columbus day, some replace it with indigenous peoples day. you'll turn to have came with many people, especially in latin america. see columbus is landing in the new world as a symbol of the beginning of a painful history. we discuss this topic with full dobson, british journalist based in venezuela and professor david moines, expert of african international relations and politics of the university of johannesburg. it really depends where you, if you spend on part of the colonizers, i think you might see them in as a hero, someone that brought civilization,

but really highly contested. that was civilization, that tended to q. and still, man property. i don't see anything relevant that he brought. i mean we have a number of learning and it's like him that came to them in a most to really contact people and to extract it for the implant in for the king. and just in terms of discovery and the history that was fat, which is a colonial history of subjugating other nations, yet, is that all the discovery of that country. it was an invasion of that $100000000.00 of citizens living in the united states, but also in latin america, a whole kilometer right before the right. and that's the very capital with

technology, because if we get it wrong, we end up different p in a maintenance which really random without the invasion, we're made with key stock or the complement change to make up in america and all the demographic makeup. when we look up in america, now you have population for the weekend and this is going to be with the 9 genocide which carried out by the spanish in between one and 2 in the water. yeah. well, i think it would have taken a bit and i think we have to differentiate between them. i been upon the fact that it was a manual credit background and so on. was it never really america region intended to be if it hadn't been him, it would have been somebody else for more. re yolanda on the inside. i was ozzie

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