and engage with the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, the russian leader stresses the importance of asian countries building a multi polar world during the 6th annual summit taking place in touch with years. also ahead in the program today, multiple blasts are heard over head in the russian city of belgrade. and i was local authorities confirmed the interception of the premium rocket attack by it's very defensive for the 4th day in a row, or raid sirens are reportedly sounding across the key region. while

a newly published revelation from the great zone media claims that show the u. k plotting an attack on the crimean bridge, months ahead of october attack, learn more about the legit club from the projects investigation team. these are very, very detailed proposals spelling out exactly where to strike with bridge. how it can be achieved, either through cruise, missile, or team of the elite scuba divers with wherever you're watching from today. welcome to moscow on the global news roundup on our t b. now with the conference. busy on interaction confidence, building in asia now underway in context them. the russian president has taken to the floor to talk about the multi polar world and how asia is playing

a key role in it happened a couple of hours ago, maria finished. that can tell us more. we already heard plenty of story words just as we expected here in asked and i was speaking at this 6 summit of the conference on interaction and confidence building measures in asia. why we're important stressed that today's mitten is strategically very important, has it comes at the time of new world order, emerging non western centric one. the world wide mom pointed out is finally really becoming multi power and asia indeed plays a very important role in these global changes. white report and also spoke a lot about global current challenges such as terrorists, men, poverty, he called on getting rid of all artificial obstacles. and suggested global financial system should be reconsidered. let's take a listen. give them a heads up when the world is becoming truly multi polar and asia plays a key role. russia is making every effort to provide critical products to countries

in need. we call for the elimination of all artificial illegitimate barriers. we believe that it is necessary to change the principles of the global financial system which allowed the so called golden 1000000000 to live at others expense. the men, ah, the culture is, is a multinational forum mates mission main mission is to strengthen corporation and dollar grid when it's $27.00 member states. and a big number of observer is to promote peace, security, and stability in asia and actually beyond and as all the leaders who already gave speech here at the meeting earlier today, pointed out it is very powerful hand the conference should use its influence and potential to push for global peace, more actively, also speaking about changing balance of global power. as was the turkish president, part of the gang said that we all are one big family. we have mutual problems and

should work together. work hard to find mutual ways comfortable for everybody. ways to deal with it and he also called on stopping all those who support terrorism in the world. this speech of the iranian leader was her also very strong. mr. isaac and dan, the united states of america, and called its policies, behavior, and economic terrorism. let's take a listen. care of it on role in what color is the people of iran have always been on the path of independence and progress? and on this path, we have always experienced pressure from sanctions. so the washington in its allies have switched to a policy of destabilization or so we need to be careful. countries that our sponsors of terrorism should not hide behind the fight against terrorism and hide behind financial mechanisms. london national, the new asia in the modern world requires cooperation to build new models that can deal well with challenges related to the economy and security a 1st year after the summit to will there will be

a big number of bilateral meeting sol. so here in asked and i put in and out of the guy are expected to discuss ukraine kremlin, believes that the turkish president is going to inform his russian count about and career plans organized talks between moscow and the west to regarding the situation in ukraine, we hope for the discussion will be very interesting and useful. gremlins aid, sat ahead of this a meeting and you know that it comes just hours after the un adopted the resolution condemning the accession of the for new former ukrainian regions to the russian federation. so there is a lot of chorus to discuss, to talk about why my put in is also expected to see what he's ca, taurus, counterpart. this will be their 1st face to face meeting after the outbreak of the pandemic. they will be discussing corporation in energy filled and particular within the framework called the forum of gas exporting countries,

russia and carter, of course, are a big, an important part time of air to lightfoot and is also expected to meet her mahmoud abbas to the leader of palestine to discuss israel, palestine in conflict, and the president, overshadowed by john buck, who's ongoing and continued tensions with the iran will be topping the agenda, of course. and library putting actually he's staying here in asked dana till friday when he's going to attend the mission of the leaders of c, i as commonwealth of independent states. and we already heard from crowning that her, the discussion, the meeting will be focusing on our investment and trade partnership and made weston a sanctions. technically ukraine, east part of c i as but key of never assigned the organization's char to back in 19 nineties. so it has never become a member, so the meeting will be without ukraine, but tell lot about it will keep you updated and how it's going here on the ground

can moving the program all non ur, strike alert to a saw did in regions across central ukraine including in the capital key of the surrounding region in ukraine as kamikaze, drones are reported to be attacking critical infrastructure elements. according to a report issued through a telegram earlier this morning, the messaging and mister explosions have also been reported. in the g. tamir, benito regents on russian soil, ukrainian forces are reported to shall the border city of belgrade the in your area. well, multiple solutions were heard. there are a defense systems intercepted on incoming at launched by key forces. there are no reports of any casualties. the ukranian shelling turned deadly though in the done yet sp republic, as 2 civilians were killed in the city of cor lapka. while in the her son region,

the russian m. o. d says erred offenses interest that the 12 us supplied high mars rockets gun in the nearby city of no via kafka, local officials repeated shelling at by key evs forces. they reported r t cruise on the ground and spoke with locals about the audi nicholas his teachers . so it was around 6 p. m. i was on the 2nd floor in one to the corridor and on the bowman started. 3 dulls were tone of their hinges, and i was covered by them, and fragments hid them, had my legs and arms injured by fragments, but say to lie, she was then i had people crying for help and ran out and to this trait. it was already over when i got pan. there was a huge crater, ancient people, broken glass and everything was destroyed inside. one room was completely destroyed, 2 walls were demolished, which is i don't know how to restore all base. i don't nan lenient here than you

who was new 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? not according to an investigation conducted by the greys own media site. the british secret service plotted to destroy russia's kerchief bridge which linked crimea to the mainland long before it was attacked on saturday. the outlet save it obtained correspondence and internal documents plotting the operation. while the files appear at to be from a presentation back in april, called audacious, which detail the at organizing of maritime raid operation for key f. though it was allegedly put together by high ranking british intelligence officers and outlined a comp, steam to contain and limit russia's military in crimea, military maneuvers near its shores and blowing up the courage bridge carried the

ultimate goal of degrading unrestricted russian navy operations in the black amazon seas, according to the plot, the destruction of a breach of the catch trade would require a cruise missile battery to aid. the 2 concrete pillows are the sorts of the central still arch, which will cause a complete structural cellular. this will prevent and your rotary supply from the russian main lanes to crimea and temporarily disrupt the shipping light. while the planned operation included, not only the british secret service, but also high ranking european politicians that's over here because according to the revelations, one of them was a former list. you indian defense minister who had previously been working on british intelligence for the u. k. government, another participant as team to being a veteran high ranking nature advisor, while a british military veteran is said to have created the proposal and detailed the

roadmap. no kid kornberg who took part in the investigation outlined the main details earlier to my colleague research j. essentially, this is a proposal that was put together by a senior and rather obscure british military veteran who he was at the request of an individual in chris donnelly. i his request that on behalf of order is a bit she it's, it was safe for me to do any defense minister since that has been both sorts of robert g. b, effective. it seems like funneling boss amounts of weaponry from bulk area to ukraine. yes. these are very, very detailed proposals, spelling out exactly where it strikes the bridge, how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or via or team and lead scuba divers damned 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 watch it or the horror, the over the not february. it was, was different, but brought up 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 ukraine. now that poster stand pertaining to explosions in the exact spot that she would identify 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 ranging campaign targeting crimea and russian assets in and around the area . and you know, it was very telling with the wall street journal, i mentioned that the crimea was the new focus,

the new focal point of the war. and that's where you'd be targeting. and i mean, i think if there hadn't been this massive retaliation by moscow starting on monday, we might have seen more elements of that proposal become very, very, very real. the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent referendums, in which 4 territories voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. 143 members voted for the resolution 5 nations against that. and another 35 countries upstate. the russian and buster to the u. n. condemned the resolution, the head of the vote, stating that some nations were constantly lobbied to support. susan, for example, miss adopting this resolution. 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 fact should not be hidden that 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. 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. are 5 countries, including russia, voted against it, nicaragua voted with russia bela roost loaded 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. then zia took the floor and pointed out that these referendums, it was almost a 100 percent vote to join with russia. the people at 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 in 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 taking place or they wanted to force countries on the record.

and so they could retaliate against countries that, that might vote the wrong way. i, in their opinion, now russian ambassador and 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 were this new critical that if, if those criticising are recent referendums are 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 was a different thing. so nato was ready to rescue albanians in kosovo from non

existent threats. but the people of dumb boss, her son and separate. gotcha, 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 the stuff. it's also important to note that we heard some very important speeches from countries that voted to abstain. 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. 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 and was only going to intensify the disagreements. now we also heard from the representative of india now when handy, it's up to the floor. they can down the depths of all civilians who have been

killed in the conflict. they went on to call for dialogue and not simply to, to grand stand and town 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 why don't interesting day at the united nations i was, was a public vote. every country was forced to make public statement, and 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. number of days ago, the new york times highlighted what a calls not of deadly russian attacks, pointing out the limited casualties following moscow's firing of over a 100 missiles targeting critical infrastructure across ukraine. on monday, the strikes were partly in response to a fatal bomb attack on russia's purch bridge just days before the here's some of the reaction to the times article. so because they had 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 are synonymous with the way the u. s. conduct warfare? 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? what one? u. s. drone strike killed 10 civilians including 7 children in kabul. a year ago. well, the russian defense ministry. i say that that russia's armed forces hit only objects of ukraine's military decisions, centers and critical infrastructure during military operation. the m o. d, i did that. russian missiles hits merely energy and transport facilities in ukrainian cities, workshops for the repair of military equipment and military command centers. in while the new york times and other mainstream outlets have also focused on the

quality of the weapons, rushes employing commer. kathy groans used by russian troops for earlier reported to be ineffective on the battlefield. or we're just days ago, several media sites from the those vehicles, headache for ukrainian troops, laurie johnson, pharmacy i. analysts say that such stories coming to light highlights problems in the us. 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've 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 solve is 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. the washington lawmakers have consequences for saudi arabia and under calling for a reevaluation of their countries relations with re add, it comes out to a global cartel of oil producing countries led by the kingdom and russia decided to slush oil production despite us goals to increase it our t corresponded marina cost rivers being taking a closer look at the people on the global energy market. washington is once again

throw in a hand from because it's now getting what it wants. and what does the us do when it switches are ignored? it resorts to threats and intimidation. there's going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia. what kind of consequences manenda says suspend all arm sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i'd consider what i'm have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. we have look the other way as saudi arabia has shopped up, journalists, has engaged in massive political repression. for one reason, we wanted to know that when the chips were down, when there was a global crisis, that the saudis would choose us instead of russia. well, they didn't, they chose russia and there's gotta be consequences for that. so to be clear, because so he was a deal breaker. repressions warrants a deal breaker, but saw them with russia is crossing the line. so we'll go to americans all riled up oil prices. there is that to go up after open class decided to reduce oil

production by 2000000 barrels a day. we are looking to injuring the energy markets. we are providing security stability to the energy markets at a price everything as a price, energy security or the price is $1.00. this is humiliating for the us administration, especially from joe by then flew to saudi arabia himself this summer, asking them to increase production in order to reduce global reliance on supplies from russia. this was supposed to hit russia where it hurts since the beginning of russia conflict to the crane, the u. s. and all the western nations have been calling a boy called on ross and energy supplies. the us stopped importance in russian oil earlier this year. and the e, you placed a partial embargo on russian fuel. a price cap is next, and they're trying to drag china and india and to their scheme. but so for that hasn't worked either because they have not only refused to sanction russell over

the crane conflict, but they have recently stepped up purchases of russian oil. and now of course there's this. so it's really not going according to plan for america and not a good look for washington, especially ahead of the midterm elections when americans are already ruling for months of high petrol prices. with due respect to reason, you have high prices in the united states because you have a refining shortage that has been in existence for more than 20 years. you haven't built refineries in decades. it's a result of the shortage of refining capacity that you have a shortage of gasoline. and an increase in the price of gas need has nothing to do with the fundamentals of crude oil supply and demand bought. it's easier for america to blame all the countries for its own problems, especially if russia is involved. so now it's payback time. i do see it as a deliberately hostile act and, and what, why would we have troops defending

a country that, that behaves this way towards us? we sail massive amounts of arms to the saudis. i think we need to rethink those sales. i think we need to lift the exemption that we have given this opec plus cartel from us price fixing liability. i think we need to look at our troop presence in the middle east. what about taking away opec community? what does he mean by that? well, there's already a bill circulated in washington to sue open plus countries in what they have called, no peck. what's dowdy arabia did to help putting continue to wages despicable, vicious war against ukraine will long be remembered by americans. we are looking at all the legislative tools to best deal with this appalling and deeply cynical action, including the bill known as no pack. my bipartisan no peck act would crack down on these tactics by the foreign oil cartel. it's already cleared the judiciary committee on a bipartisan basis, and there is no reason why it shouldn't pass as

a part of our upcoming defense authorization effort. our energy supply as a matter of national security. and in case that doesn't do the trick, there are planning support 100 on minds vessels in the waters around the red sea, just in case that's what you get after 70 years of friendship. as a former secretary of state, henry kissinger, one said, to be an enemy of america can be dangerous, but to be a friend is faithful with friends like that. who needs enemies? like all the people who are proposing the no pet lo and proposing other laws due to essentially essential saudi arabia, president biden is simply electioneering. the fact of the matter is that the rising inflation in the united states is only partly due to the war and ukraine and the up he was in the energy market. the 2nd thing is that the, in the decision of opec to got production is actually rather modest decision.

they're cutting it by 2000000 bows. the actual amount even less because some countries are already producing let and it's the purely commercial division who couldn't blame the producers and suppliers of oil for making a small got introduction to stabilize prices. i think that's exactly what they're doing. i mean, the united states has always had this problem with that during about democracy has never been about democracy. it's always been about countries that are willing to do that, us bidding, and particularly willing to do the u. s. bidding and after the interest of their own people. so that has always been the case for the united states and that continues to be. so i today of course, as the decibel level of the regularly called human rights. and democracy emanating from washington is constantly being ratcheted up, ratcheted up the hypocrisy becomes even more clear. a member of the

european parliament has called shocking even criminal. an admission from a top official at pfizer, the executive admitted debates. colbert 19 vaccine did not have any testing done on whether it prevented franz mission of the disease. before the former company rushed to put the drug to market. was the pfizer cove. it vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. regard to the question around and did we know about stopping immunization before it's sent to the market? now these are, you know, we had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market while a fight or vaccine is one of the most widely used in the west. numerous governments promoted mass vaccinations using the vaccinate for the sake of others. narrative. last year, a purported whistleblower revealed out the company falsified data and employed

pearly skilled people to administer the vaccine at raising numerous concerns about the trial phases and data integrity. while we spoke to marcelo for other denali a swedish professor of epidemiology, he says, the evaluation into co, it vaccines has been politically and economically skewed from the start. it could be harmful in the sense that, that the people is not there really aware of the fact that they may still insurance meet the virus course. they will take a less preventing measures protected measure that was significant. there's already public in general. so of course it has a very simple relevancy they are supposed to inform the public and they're supposed to inform the agencies aware of it. and the subject seems to think that they have not said that really to the agencies. we have seen that you did 2 years increase.

it seems to be in evaluating very bias that'd be revised and also going to make a new balance and a story we will of surely be following up on. but next, explain our as to how nationalists battalions became part of the ukrainian army, and what part they played in the atrocities committed against don vance residents of 2014 others right ahead and our short dog prime without punishment to stick with the in the ukranian oligarchs private armies, a murdering thug had a salary of $1300.00 a month for this the well nationalists battalion fighters who will be on the control of the regular army.