oh yes, please, and you'll have to numerous glad you have so to handle most of the zoom shuttle specially to renew the lease is up to engine. you took a little of doing piecemeal. mm. ah, a high rise apartment building in the western russian city of belgrade is down there in a rocket, a tuck, reportedly by ukrainian forces firing across the border. also in your headline serenity, asia plays a key role in building a multi polar world. that was part of vladimir putin address to other heads of state at a major regional summit in context on today. also we said that we're not going to supply all we're gonna change to the countries that are using that price gap rogers, deputy prime minister alexander of novak was that the country might stop oil

supplies to western nations if they've tried to impose up price cap on the commodity in a very disturbing story with a newly published revelations from the gray zone media outlets port to show the u. k. slotting at the top on the crimean bridge, months before last weekend on the program or speaker, a member of the project investigation team about the allegation. it's very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge, how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or, or team that lead scuba divers with no shortage of your world headlines today. here we're out, see international, a lot of big, heavy hitting stories out there. let's get to the top ones for you right now. so we do start now of course with our top story that have an artillery attack on the

western russian city of belgrade is located very close to the ukrainian border. the mayor that says a high rise apartment building of the city center has been damaged by fragments of an incoming rocket. the builder reportedly came on the shelling support of the i should say by ukrainian forces firing across the border. an air defense system has been protecting the city by intercepting the incoming office that is, according to the mayor, and on even off as we understand no report it casualties. one, however, local john las in belgrade was, was quickly on the scene of that attack. he sent us an update of the latest situation due to the territory of the building is now sealed up to the roof is being investigated. you checked any show up, but it still jane just to be inside. so people are being evacuated just now. lists of those who will be relocated to

a hotel has been drawn out to us at the moment. there is no information about any victims or the number of those injured sequentially. so i show you some of the latest images that you showed residents are rushing out and the st amid the taka ran to stand a rocket. tropical fragments scattered all across the area near by cause were damaged by shots from the projectile. and often donald quarter talk to my colleague in on neo just a bit earlier in the program about this incident in particular. well, we already have an official statement from the governor of russia's border region of belgrade. he says that fragments rocket fragments hit a high rise residential building in the city of belgrade. now these fragments came from a rocket that was intercepted by rushes, air defense systems there. and he's also said that there are emergency services already on the ground there, along with the mayor of algorithm. so let's take a listen to actually the latest information we can get from him on the ground. shortly after noon, an apartment building was hit by

a projectile that had been repelled by an air defense system. the damage can be seen on the top floor. 2 cars were struck by fragments. there are currently no reports of anyone injured. emergency service workers are examining the apartments and the residents are being evacuated. there's also numerous eye witness accounts coming out as well on line. how are people describing what happened? well, almost immediately after this happened, there was a flood of information about it across messaging apps across the internet. as i said earlier, emergency services are already on the scene and we've heard several, i witness statements across the internet, corroborating the fact that they arrived very quickly and that everything the strike as well. what came as a shock to people? but we also saw the videos, there's a lot of it, so i'm just going to go through the major ones that i saw on the messaging apps and internet. one of these videos actually shows the moment that these rocket fragments made impact. and there is actually a playground in that scene where you could see that people were running away from

immediately after that impact. you can see in a lot of the videos, smoke coming from the top of the high rise building as well as smoke from the street coming from that impact. and there's even photos of a huge rocket fragments that land will there. the belgrade region has repeatedly come under artillery fire from ukrainian territory with some of those attacks leading to casualties. why is this area being hit so often? so regularly? is it because of its proximity simply to the border? what does have to do with that? and i have to say these attacks not only on bell grid, but on russian border regions in general, have actually been happening since russia lord this year. around that time i was reporting from the roster region which is also on the border and they were also bombing around there. they were bombing the border region of bronze courses and bell grid back then as well. now, like you mentioned bel,

grids location is very close to ukraine. the city of belgrade is actually, i think, i would say that it's the closest major russian city to where ukrainian firing positions and forces are located right now. so it makes sense why ukrainian forces specifically want to increase the amount of artillery strikes on that city. specifically as they're trying to hit russian territory as much as possible. or ukraine's top diplomat has revealed to russian pranksters. the key was behind a number of attacks on the belgrade region along with crimea renewed. the crimea is not an immediate operation target. if you ask me, who are the ones blowing things up in crimea, or belgrade i will answer them. yeah. we are the ones doing it's a big story worth certainly paying attention to vladimir putin has said the talks are under way with the ankara to construct a new pipeline system. the project envisions turkey is

a full most gas transport hub for both europe and asia. if there is interest from turkey and our possible buyers and other countries, we could consider building in the pipeline system in creating a gas husband. turkey for sales to 3rd countries, especially european if of course they are interested let them improve and also met with other heads of state at this conference thought age. maria, if an optional, an astronaut now takes us to we already heard plenty of stone words just as we expected. here in aston i speaking at the 6 summit of the conference on interaction and confidence building measures in asia. one more important, stressed that today's mitten is strategically very important as 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 polar and asia indeed plays a very important role in these global changes. while we're putting also spoke

a lot about global current challenges such as terrorism and poverty. he called on getting rid of all artificial obstacles and suggested global financial system should be reconsidered. let's take a listen. if there were your energy price volatility leads to a decline in the quality of life in developing nations as well as develop states. moreover, there is a real threat of hunger and social unrest, especially in poor regions. russia is making every effort to provide critical commodities to countries in need, and we call for the elimination of all artificial illegitimate barriers to resolve urgent issues. we believe that it is necessary to change the principles of the global financial system which allowed for decades, the so called golden 1000000000 to live at the expense of others. we consider the need to support national currencies to be a 1st priority measure. this kind of measure would benefit the financial sovereignty of all our states. the conference is

a multinational forum eight's 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 is very powerful hand the conference should use its influence and potential to push for global peace more actively. also speaking about change in collins of global powers was the turkish president, have the gun said that we all are won big family. we have mutual problems, you know, and should worked together, worked hard to find mutual ways comfortable for everybody. ways to deal with it, and he also called on stopping all those who support terrorists melinda warren. this speech of the iranian leader was her so very strong, mr. racy condemned the united states of america and called its policies behavior

and economic terrorist washing joined them with danish. washington in its allies, had turned to a policy of destabilization which has made around successful and has led it to rely on its authority in the necessary priorities and mechanisms that enhance our power over shut countries that are sponsors of terrorism should not hide behind the fight against terrorism and hide behind financial mechanism. such conferences cannot be reliable partners in the new emerging world order or yes, all of your new asia in today's world requires cooperation to build new models that can fight well against economic and security challenge. notice that a one reported actually staying here in asked and not till friday when he's going to attend to the mission of the leaders all to see i as come on well independence. hey, this be your banner. we're already heard from prowling that heard 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 asked,

but he never assigned the organization is charged back in 1990. 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 to go in here on the ground. or less of course, like not a journalist under strategic affairs expos, dr. hamid con alma sneaky are very well welcome to today, sir. great to have you on the program here at ot see that's just a couple of cover a couple of issues before i come to my 1st question, i'm russian energy week forum happening right now here in the russian capital is all across moscow, 70 countries represented by 3000 people and then of course you have this, a multi regional conference in austin are in kazakhstan and, and, and the, and the current conference in austin or it does show a strengthening of asian alliance. isn't in your opinion. it is the world increasingly shifting towards that of a multi polar family. thank you, reading, withdrawing yet the this that's the what it is definitely the shift of the problem

is towards asia now. and this is something we can on the on. and i would say that's best and america has to understand that it's not anymore. you know, one word or 2 can work as of the rest of the world. and now you can please have all that i did for the benefit of data on people. it can not be taken as the policy of. busy and i think. busy i mean, be some distance between grace. yeah. and other simply that it comes to radiation between american offenses. i believe that this is the time when you have to expose that your standards of united states as valuable. you have been based the standards for the conference like palestine on it. and do you have a different standards for the issue of you agree? so this is a very important some, a bit, i think, but then the heads up,

i did good because you did dating dress plus the pause then they will have with the consent of the message that will not be taken by the best in board or the audi that we do, ok, they haven't done a monthly and able to get to the better it is a measure of the oil on the sulfur an issue. so they talk to these a sulfur and issues are talking about here onto and, and basically you're saying that every, every country, like the un says every person should have the right to self determination. i wanted to talk to you, for example, you know, tuck stream is essentially a pipeline from russia, a huge amount of russian gas going down to turkey. it came at a time out of the one years ago that was very, very timely. 70 percent of turkey's national debt used to be energy debt. so that was a real physically a few years ago from russia to turkey with the tuck stream pipeline. now we've got this idea with putin making the meeting with his took his counterpart in context on

this. now talk about him building a new pipeline system. when you hub in turkey, how do you read the significance of bad? that is very, i mean that is very important and very significantly important. there is, it is that the future on the coming was, is you know, it is facing the crisis of in the end. if the next get is really and if he wants, because really don't, it will be a trade with the rest of the country because he's very nice. alex, what a country, then please buy like a family sign. another big do you have a huge light is already and i think that they have to come out of this sanction and other things because you have to. busy protect the entity and just stuff that's going to and i think it will be by the end they would be able to reach you as soon as possible because it's the timeline is ready for this ideal

gas in the, in the what about bringing in just a couple more angles so, so forgive me for jumping in that quickly, but let's bring in some different angles to europe. a said no to russian energy. all right, before the pipelines out there, separate taj before all of that happened. european politicians that said, we're not taking russian energy, we can't. how have the energy profits financing the conflict in ukraine? but now we have another issue. for example, if we get this gas hub in turkey, turkey could quite easily turn around and sell the gas to europe, much like somebody saying with all the russian oil the goes to china, china can well raise the price by 4 times if at once, and then sell that oil to europe, is there a way that you see the way it's working? the russian energy can still go to these different countries, but then they can sell it all the way back around to europe. your thoughts? i would say that eventually they would have to adopt somebody on the database to get that one, i guess. and i mean, if they are refusing, if they can do that,

it doesn't mean that they will be able to and the g need from that normally nordic, or somebody else is going to cost them too much. going to foster the people of germany, people from people all weekend. so i would say that they have to come to some sort of a stablish. so, i mean, there is no way for staying the load today so that they will not buy the gas from eventually they will be buying it, but from that, from a 3rd party buyers. so it is going to be, it is going to be happening any, be an appropriate buy deal. and there are some wifi in the europe as value bronson, where people are saying that the conflict of your clients can not be mixed up with the suffering of the people who are going to suffer because of high inside of you by not bind. i've got another angle for you on the sheet,

you got another angle for you if i can before i run out of time here. ok. so you've got, you've got china's one belt, one row initiative. you've got all these new corridors opening up, whether it's from russia to iran, to central asia, to china. you've got all these things. the western press, frankly, doesn't like to talk about. but what you have here is not just a grouping or a chromatic relation of various families in the eastern part of the world and central asia as well. but they're all starting to use national currencies when it comes to the energy trade. now, since $971.00, it's been the petro dollar. if one has to use a dollar, when you're buying gas or energy oil, you name it. they're all starting to turn their backs on the petro daughter. what does that mean? all that means the biggest joke to the american economy, the biggest to the dollar, and i think this is the right to be to do it because why the country should be buying to buy only in dollars while they can. they can do the transaction be

typically on francis, and i think this was the should have been done decades ago. but you remember the late fees when they tried to do it in america, the whole big bus and then opened and all that came into existence. there is no, i mean all, as i said, that if the country will be able to buy and sell it in their own, it will be mutually benefit for the buyer and seller. and obviously it is not going to be just american, but american has to understand that you're not. busy wanting to know everything without any input in it because the buyer is somebody else the saturday, somebody yes, if they want to be. but if they don't see if he's there the go, right? if he's a sovereign decision to do it, whatever. if they want to use it, so america will have no right to get on any doctor hunted. com. i'll much freaky a journalist and strategic affairs x by joining us live here on our international.

thank you very much. i really enjoyed that, mike. thank you. so with a russian energy weekend, full swing with the international form in moscow addressing some of the biggest issues impacting global markets. russia's deputy prime minister told delegates if western countries try to implement a price cap on oil supplies, russia might simply just not deliver the energy. they can actually try to take any price, but it should be decided by the market presenting from the supply and demand balance with that that we're not going to supply our energy to the countries that are using . that price gap longer is a foreign minister peter seattle has emphasized that the e u member state wants to continue as cooperation with russia. despite western sanctions. he says russian fuel supplies have been of vital importance for his country's energy security. for years we made it very clear that we would not agree with any sanctions which would endanger

the safety of energy supply of our country. for us. maintaining the security of energy supply in hungary is an obligation of the government is a national interest. and the, or know that if we exclude russian energy sources from our energy mix, danita becomes physically excluded to ensure the safe supply of our country hungry. so i thought diplomat also said he was shocked by the damage done to the north stream pipeline system, which i mean, it's crucial supply route for russian gas supplies. of course, to the european dream, the auto went on to state the turkey at the gas transport provider is now the loss of maturity, but put a pass to ensure its own energy. security committed filter knows that his country is continued dependence on russian oil supply suffers such kinds of attacks. as the

disturbing story this, the british secret service had plotted to destroy russia's bridged a crimea long before saturdays attack. this is, according to an investigation by the graves own media outlet. it's obtain documents claiming to well to pull out the entire operation. the files appear. it's a form that of a, i should say, they come from a presentation for gave me that was back in april, cold or day shows which details the organized, organizing of a maritime rate operation for key of it was allegedly put together by high ranking british intelligence officers with the ultimate aim of degrading and restricting russian navy operations in the black and out of seas. the destruction of breach of the catch trade would require a cruise missile battery to aid the 2 concrete pillars or the sides of the central still arch, which will cause a complete structural failure. this will prevent your rotary supply from the

russian mainlines to crimea and temporarily disrupt the ship in line. now the plan operation included not only the british secret service, but also a high ranking european politicians. now, according to these revelations, one of them was a former lithuanian defense minister who had previously been accused of working for british in televisions. another participant has claimed to have been a long time nato advisor. and the british military expert has said to have created the proposal and detailed the entire roadmap. thought to believe, isn't it really? i spoke earlier with our kid clarion book who took part in investigation. he outlined some of the main details. 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 name, chris donnelly. i his request that on behalf of order is that you say the form that

you need defense minister since that has been involved in all sorts of rob 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 to strike the bridge. how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or via or team 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 exposure 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 that are the horror the and over the not february. it was, was different, but brought up curiously, in the hours within mere hours of, of, of, of the, the bombing on a separate membership, postage stamp, immortalizing the event was released in ukraine. now that posted to 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 ranging campaign targeting crimea and russian assets in and around the area . and you know, it was very telling with the whole st. john mentioned that the crimea was the new focus and you focal point war and that's where you'd be targeting. and i mean, i think if there in this massive retaliation by moscow starting monday, we might have seen more elements of that proposal become very, very, very real. it is good to have your company today. the u. s. is to provide security assistance to haiti after the car be an either nation was i will shaken by mass on

rest emitter, an escalating economic crisis. i hate is head of state has requested immediate deployment of foreign troops. however, it's the repeated foreign interventions that are also driving people to the streets . implant, i lit isn't havoc. i condemn those 19 vagabonds for validating the entry of foreigners into our country. but i have no problem with foreigners coming in. what kind of foreigners, nationals then after having passed all the occupations by the americans embryo, henry makes a statement that he wants to help of the americans. and yet he continues to give money to the on the gang company, yet, no flaws. we remember what these people did in 1915 when they came to our country. let's out do all those excess. hello. they still all our money and our gold or service from our national bank, the under beer, you'll force many, they awful. another military to work for the 11th time on this country. it will be a heavy burden for the future of our country to be. we have been under americans for 19 years and nothing significant has been achieved. it. no discipline picked up

the rising costs of food and fuel, combined with an inadequate government response of had the people of haiti in the streets for months. but now they have a new source of outrage to add to their protests, the potential arrival of foreign troops. ah, the situation in haiti is even less stable than when mo, ease was killed last year. the new president ariel henry was sworn in the things haven't gotten much better. in addition to all the other problems facing this impoverished caribbean nation. there has now been an outbreak of cholera,

one drinking water medicines to reach the sick in the context of the repeat of clara, one factories that produce drinking water to stop the rates. and again, when he, doctors and nurses to be able to reach hospitals, ambulances to be able to circulate hospitals to start aut rate. and again, now sending the u. s. military and to haiti was going to make things in the country better. you would think it would have done so already. america has left quite a mark on haiti. no. i use,

[000:00:00;00] ah . and all the ugly history there now it's chance the patient welcome to present to us troops. there's a lot of doubt about that. intervention means that there will be no system change intervention means that people will not be able to fight for justice for the just

transparent government that they want that everybody else has. and all this time, haiti has not really gotten any better off. now plenty of patients are in the street saying they don't really want this kind of help any more. that remains to be seen if their voices will be heard. the heating government is practically no government. the u. s. government has essentially debilitate weaken the haitian government to the point where it can no longer, not only put police out in the street to provide security, can even collect garbage and many people fail that this is on purpose. they don't want a strong state, they don't want a country which can make its own decision. the person who requested the assistance in power. so essentially what the puppet of the us asking the us for intervention. similar to what the wednesday has done in ukraine with nato. the intervention is essentially

a t p within the us orbit as us neo colonies. it doesn't want to go the way of cuba. it won't bring stability because the haitian people don't want us. they'll be no more able to stabilize haiti than they were able to stabilize ghana or iraq iowa. wrap up this, our program here in our international without story from hate. you know, do keep in mind a lot of big stories hitting the headlines today. just keep you aware of the fact that we have this multi regional conference, ongoing, an astronaut context on also russia energy, week hero, moscow. the real movers and shakers of the energy world, a meeting here on the russian capital and, and asked for the details for you when we return to the top of the