ah ah, it is revealed that the grain cordele is being used filled, committing terror acts it into question. the existence of this corridor vladimir putin says, the grain corridor could end if it is confirmed. the explosives used in the recent of type on a crimea and bridge were taken out of a desk in a great truck. he was speaking at a meeting of the leaders of the c. i. s. countries that have big regional conference in catholics. also space ex boss and billionaire yvonne and musk says he's just taking a ukrainian envoys advice to get lost by no longer providing his starling internet satellites to the country for free. also saudi arabia confirms it's rejected at

washington post for opec to delay its oil production. cost until after the next month's critical us midterm elections with a lot of guess. the live reports of this ours program here. one ology international . welcome to a very busy friday, all ready. now vladimir putin has questioned the future of the grain, colorado, out of ukraine. if it's confirmed, the explosives used in the recent attack on the crimean bridge were taken out of odessa in a grain truck. katy, if she wore the russian federal security service has stated that most likely the exposes, were transported from a desk advisory will have that hasn't been clearly establish yet whether a grain truck was engaged in the transportation. if it's reveal that the grain corridor is being useful, committing terror acts, that's enough to put into the question of the existence of this corridor who straight to aston are where artists, maria, phenomena starting by. good to see you again,

maria. so would you take us through some of the other comments that i put and had to talk about today? yeah, good evening, rory, of course, 1st of all, library put in talked a lot about the importance of haste to day visit here are 2 asked and i in kazakhstan, while the west is putting more more pressure on russia, mostly through economic sanctions, willing isolation called russia moscow seeking to strengthen corporation with its eastern central agency, i as partners. and this is probably one of the main reasons of why why we're putting this here in 2 days. on thursday and friday, the russian leader took part in 3 important summits, including one which is brand new central asia. russia saw made it completely moscow initiative aimed at dipping in the relations between its 6 participants and uniting regional efforts in the face of mutual challenges. and the outside pressure. speaking about that, by the way of life,

martin said that despite some negative destructive attempts from the outside countries to prevent it from happening, this corporation is no matter what only expand and trade volumes are. increasing new supply routes are emerging and the mere fact that the gatherings like those that we've seen hearing us and, and the last 2 days are happening, proves that all those involved are very much interested. but why wouldn't said that still a lot has to be done. he talked about the need to use national currencies more actively to provide financial sovereignty and independence of the countries in their wage. and plus, he said that the states must unite they, efforts, encounter, and terrorism. because a threat, especially in of galveston often with the support of rich and do you as intelligence and special forces remains very high. there were other topics covered at the press conference, of course journalists asked about the progress of moscow special milch operation of ukraine, and whether we can expect more attacks on the ukrainian strategic infrastructure in

the near future. here is wideman hooton's answer. i'm sure a lot of bruce, we're sure knew all of the current events we would have eventually faced later only and worse conditions for us that sol. so we are acting correctly in an in timely manner. of course, destroying ukraine has never been. our plan here is an example with crimea, where 2400000 people live. ukraine cut off their water. so our troops have to go in and open the water flow to crimea. this is an example of the logic of our actions shot. now there is no need for massive strikes at the moment. we have other kinds of tasks which they summers to layer in september in rush and here. why report and shared he's positive assessment tissue. she'll even if it is 200000 out of 300000 has already been mobilized. i think that the mobilization will be completed within about 2 weeks. the line of

contact is 1100 kilometers. therefore, it's difficult to keep it exclusively by the forces of contract is, especially since they take part in the offensive operations and it's almost impossible. this is what the mobilization is all about. the ice cream is for the middle and these companies, and that was autism. or if a notion of our broadcasting live from ostena, but also a during the serious countries meeting in kazakhstan, the turkish leader of friendship. although on spoke with vladimir putin about building a new, large scale energy project, i anchor a confirmed work on the construction of the new gas hub could start without delay. together with mister prudent, we have instructed our ministry of energy and natural resources and the relevant institution on the russian side to work together. wherever the most appropriate place is, we will hopefully establish this distribution center there. there will be no waiting for the new energy project could see moscow export more gas through the tug stream pipeline, which of course runs from russia to turkey. below the black sea proposal comes off,

the russian gas deliveries to europe through the north stream system will hold that of course off of the pipelines with sabotaged and focus region bordering greece and bulgaria could how's the new hub center besides turkey. saudi arabia is reportedly also discussing brand new joint energy projects with russia unacceptable that vladimir prudence, reaction to the french president's recent words that russia is intentionally fueling tensions in the caucasus region. i think that moscow is always sincerely sought to resolve any conflicts around the disputed territory of the go to not cut up. ah, i was surprised to read some of the french president's comments on the results of the meeting and product on october the same. i think that in those statements, there is no understanding of the very roots of the conflict and the lack apparently

of information about the positions of the parties. therefore, they sounded incorrect. i would even say perverse, and therefore unacceptable. russia has always since city sought to resolve any conflicts, including issues related to and around caraballo. she'll set for jackets. professor told me that what's been happening on the border, the last 2 years. he, $5000.00 russian soldiers are supposedly there and armenia to secure the board. and all that the russians have used the centuries old conflict and played as are by john's game with turkish complicity. he that, that and came back to weaken armenia, which was once a country was close to what is happening is a maneuver from moscow to create disorder in the caucuses to destabilize, i saw enough for february law, many other decades, long tensions. and then they go to the cut back region exploded into i renewed ones last month. that's all the u. s. speaker. nancy pelosi visiting on medias capital and offering support and claiming russia failed to back. yet avon moscow says it's our lead efforts to promote a peace agenda based on compromises over the last 2 years. and geopolitical expert

at georgia, samuel isn't convinced by the west's promise of support to armenia, let's say i understand exactly why the russian make good relations with both on media and other bunch of the both sides do of the, on russia as a broker. so now in comes nancy pelosi, who visited armenia a couple of weeks ago and the clan that's a mean and other by john traditional allies. no one had ever told americans that army was now a traditional landline. so she did this and now my current one is also embracing the cause of armenia. what they're trying to do is to show armenia that russia is not reliable out. there doesn't seem to make any sense at all with the wide, would want to back there by john against anemia. now, it's true. the pricing young is a kind of a pain in the neck for russia,

but russia doesn't. we deal in personality as russian deals with power. and you know, what matters is, you know, what's, what's in russia. the national interest is all this is not in russia's national interest to see a complete defeat or armenia because it was armenia. is a part of the collective security, treat your organization, and that would make any sense for her to be opposed to. i mean, if it's a fantasy, the only power that can help out there are media given, given this vulnerability is russia. what's going from the front is nowhere near on the well, you know, what can you repeat in union? do they can, they can't do anything for me to double them to present themselves as we can do something more armenia, the russia. com is absurd. there's nothing that they can do for the move. good. have you with us for the program here on oxy international,

you may have heard one of the big potentially developing stories and that is possibly that a new russian pipeline could work with turkey. in other words, setting up a new energy hub in turkey. it's something that the one has shown a well, certainly significant approval for. let's discuss the developments with leaf such your clue. a foreign news editor at harvard tv joining us from stumble very good afternoon to you today. thank you very much for joining us. turkey has confirmed its interest in creating a new gas hub with russia. talk to us about the significance if you would. roy, thank you so much for having me or son is. let's start by saying, this is quite important. may have been for, for turkey and russia and the rest of that actually because there is a crisis that is going on and we all know that. and we're doing the wishes of those kind of right. it's like a grain crisis turn key and un enrolling and the other kinds of parts together, the energy crisis or something that has to be with in the name of humanity

because from wherever they are, it is important for some people to have some kind of thing it's like a food when i get houses and energy crisis is something that is like prison. i don't one and a prison sleep in his agree to do this thing. and it was the initiation of prison and puritans. and we know that prison that on has been to this because from, as in, during his return from us and i, he actually answered some questions from the dentist. and he said that i would be no waiting for. do you know that both of these leaders are known for day or wrong? during the times of crisis? we've seen this before. many years ago. we have seen the soaring about this more because negotiation was something relevant,

something something quite to also something very neat. it even on design because science, me knew that things were going on and they found a way to have a diploma. but when they can, i jump in. i do a post, forgive me for jumping in such little time and i have to pick your brain as much as i can because because, you know, you mentioned that europe and it's ongoing energy crisis and a crisis that it's only going to get worse as the winter months continue to get closer and closer. but talk to me about this potential new and hub in turkey because this could be beneficial for europe as well. seeing the deliveries through the gnawed stream now come to a very sudden, screeching hole after the sabotage of the pipelines. but this could really strengthen over the one's position and his diplomacy with europe. because europe, over the years, has been angry with him over the issue of migrants, but now in a sense of the one could now sell this energy to europe, correct?

i mean, the situation and, but this is that it is going to be in the tray. so it is for what for the weekend has that and prisons, i got it for the same site. it is or to deliver the yeah. energy to europe and the best in college park because of what is happening with the 3. there is the 3 that is going on and there isn't any word for russia and it's worse or any worse for the rest of the rest of world. so and you mentioned that is correct for this. this is actually resolution. this is a leaders trying to find a solution for the prices, and yes, it is going to be transferred to engine jennifer internationally, and that's going to happen in the price we do for those who doesn't know where it's right. it is actually neighboring garr, yet rate. so that is a parting point for europe, for us. and the europe even need of gas at the moment because the winter us

come and there is a price in, under this circumstances. yes. communication is going to very well. but it's, i mean it's, it's, it's kind of ironic in a sense, isn't it? the european politicians said, we're not gonna use russian energy anymore. we can't allow putin to have the profits of the energy to help finance the war in ukraine. so they cut off russian energy that russia essentially cuts off the north st pipelines north pipelines get bombed. but let's talk about this quickly earlier, because right now you have this ca, yes, regional summit and after narcotics on, you also have the energy week for the russian energy week for me here this week. and the russian capital 3000 and representatives from 70 countries. the vast majority of the world to energy produces here in russia. and then you see these agreements took for an increase in national currencies to be used among regional partners down in that of

a c. i. s block. this is all leading towards what are the one who's talked about. and what putin has talked about that of the emergence of the multi polar world leaf . i mean, this is a question that should be resolved and then during that next upcoming phase, because then you consider that this is yes, then initiation, of course, a promising initiation course that it is going to provide such benefits for so many countries are the crisis that should be result like the brain, like the one that is full yours, that is a pool and conflicts this season. thank you. a show like that. so the smallest excitement for coming from any country that's growing. mother up the name. this is the name of people and they have to anyone who from the diploma be seen as a matter they have to pay, they are initiation and they have to why,

why feel living things? who are they are people? this is an outcome of that. let's take a slightly broader look at this. saudi arabia, leaf is reportedly also interested in a join to energy projects with russia, as you well know, that's come to the time when washington and re add relations are a somewhat say on pretty shaky ground. what? so what's your take on this me, as you may know, better than us because the situation that is happening is revolving around russia. so you are loving that. want to grow there, that we are. at this point from journals perspective, i can say that the situation in diploma sees a little bit shake it because we are seeing news improve improvements about the world every day. we are seeing mama, we are news on the field,

and the actors taking that for the benefit of their country in this situation would be re be in russia, iraq, you all. so trying to make and diplomacy connection that is important for them. and right now, the relationship with russia seems to be important in for saudi arabia. in that diplomacy journal, at least last question for you. and i know i know you're busy and you don't have much time that you have to go. but i want to ask you just just quickly, a recent comment by the e. u foreign affairs chief joseph burrell. he made a comment in the past 24. also hours you sounded almost panic as he said it, but he was saying there are there going to be black ones in the future. not one, not 2. but that could be a plethora of black swans economic surprises. these kinds of things. he was saying that we've always worried that certain changes could happen in the world. we never thought that a they would happen and be they would start to happen. so quickly. he said,

almost every day, we're saying we're seeing a divergence away from essentially western the western rules based order. and we're seeing this coagulation all of these groupings of countries in the east and far east of the well, why do you think joseph burrell said something like that. he founded almost nervous laurie. let's look at that from the same perspective because it all comes up to the same, but the ground is change the moment that you mentioned in your review question, actually we will around who are right now. everything change on the field and everything change so fast on the field of diplomacy to the country and opinion as a part of this complex as well is questioning. they are and, and what happens in the world before that before

a year ago or 2 we were when we were dealing with and to make it wasn't an important thing. it wasn't that cap diplomacy wasn't changing that fast. but right now, the situation with russia and accomplish that, it's happening and energy, crisis, grain, price, fuel crisis, everything that is, we're moving around them girls and the world in general is affecting the economies and diplomacy and the, you know, politics as well. so it is actually more room for read journalists to see more makers thing that mission makers in a chain nervous sense in this kind of situation. you off me. it's been a really interesting conversation with our leave, especially oh, glue. the foreign news editor to a hub tv and it's done by which we have more time, but really appreciate you joining us here at ocoee into national. thank you very much. thank you. thank what's audio ravia has said,

washington is trying to press her opec into postponing it's planned oil production cost until after the u. s. made some elections next month. react, however, has said it rejected the biden house demand. the government of the kingdom clarifies for it's continuous consultation with the u. s. administration. that all economic analyses indicate that postponing the opec plus decision for a month, according to what has been suggested would have had negative economic consequences . this is a pretty big revelation. they're letting a pretty big cat out of the bag that it seems that the priority of us leaders, when it came to asking opec to move ahead with their decisions that they asked to delay it for one month because they were concerned about us election results. that are clear, it appears the november a mid term elections that are set to take place here in the united states with a new congress will be elected members. 1000 representative numbers in the us senate will be elected or reelected. i at that seems to be what the issue was now.

the democrats are furious with saudi arabia. they're that all this talk of calling the 70 year relationship between the usa and saudi arabia. and the question here is, some of what democratic party leaders have said in light of the saudi is refusing to play ball with the united day, are going to be some consequences from what they've done with russia. suspend all arm sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. i do see it as a deliberately hostile act and, and what, why would we have trips defending a country that, that behaves this way towards us? for years, we have looked the other way as saudi arabia has shopped up journalists yet 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, usa continues to supply saudi arabia with weapons. there's the ongoing war in yemen

. and there's some democrats that now feel like they want to, they want to cut off the supply of weapons. they want all us troops that are in strategic areas, supporting saudi arabia to be removed. and here's the no pack bill. this is a law that would enable people and entities in the united states to file lawsuits and take countries to court for violating and manipulating the oil. right. the negative effect in the united states is quite dramatic. now the saudi foreign minister expect this will all blow over after the big elections are over. unfortunately, when you're in the election season with some people called the funny season, a lot of things are said and lots of things are done that may be, may not make sense at another period of time. and i hope that this is what we're dealing with here. it appears that the democratic party leadership was concerned about how the gas prices effect the election. and they wanted the saudis to put off their decision to cut oil production until after the elections because of how it

would affect the gas prices. they don't seem to be concerned about the fact that americans are paying $3.00 to $6.00 per gallon of gas that families are being squeezed. they're not concerned about european allies of the united states breathing in the winter. they're concerned that all of these economic consequences that they could affect the election result. they could change how people go ahead, devote a real amount of cynicism revealed on the part of us leaders. they essentially wanted saudi arabia to play ball with them and make decisions that would have political benefit for them in the short term when it came to how americans vote on november 8th. this is all the international. we just following his recommendation. that's help us space ex boss elan mosque has defended his decision to stop providing his star linked internet satellite service to you. crane for free. it comes off to ukraine's ambassador reacted with hostility to muskets. recent proposals to end. the war. jarling had been

a game changer in the war. this comes days after a craning ambassador and re melnik told musk to we are just following his recommendation. well that we get off the patrolling day with a long muscular try to go back to the studio. great to see you again. so either mark is once again, back in the headlines he's causing a bit of us, give it to us. what do you know? where he, let me tell you the story from the very beginning when the russian military offensive in ukraine began. the country experienced serious issues with internet services. and so spaces donated thousands of starling kids to kiev and they were absolutely vital for the craning army. the troops were able, they were able to communicate between each other. they were able to coordinate fire and also stay in touch with the commanders now only a few days ago. so basics came under fire war imported outages in the areas of rain

that were previously under the control of the russian army. the western media also reported that they led to a catastrophic loss of communication. it was also reported that the cranial army was totally dependent on the star lake because they even used it to call the us to get help with maintenance. on top of that, it turned out that in the summer, one ukrainian general made a direct for west to elan mosque for additional $8000.00 starling system. those confirmations were going to wrap up our lunch coverage. basic spaces, terribly difficult decisions here. i do not think they have the financial ability to provide any additional terminals or service as requested by generals allusion a. but rory just bear this in mind earlier this month. elan musk made a proposal for peace in ukraine and a tweak and the reaction to that by your grading officials was nowhere near

gratitude for these starling systems. one of them use the f word like we just heard, and here's what the wife of, but another ukrainian official tweet. it next step will be for your job is to provide star link. and i don't really think that eland must was very insulted by that. but it just happened that the news that spaces was no longer willing to pay for the key of came after that twitter spat. have we seen any reaction yet to eat musk decision you mean from across the atlanta? well, i can tell you that some in the us are clearly not happy with how much tax sphere money is go into ukraine. so it is quite easy to understand why the prospect of the pentagon splashing extra cash on extra starling services would angry. some

commentators in the us even more was some pretty foreigner in a t shirt demanding money for his critical economic needs. we have critical economic needs to buddy who are you troll? go way. what since, when does that guy have a claim on our treasury? we don't know this guy any thing. now, one thing. good luck pal. that's it. that guides lecturing us for some christmas list like i want this that and i want a bicycle to you, but her son is really appears buddy. well on top of that, all of this is happening while elan musk is reportedly under a federal investigation related to his attempt at a twitter take over that's according to the social network, but they didn't provide any specific details. while what can i say?

dylan mosque always out there, always the center of attention, different kinds of attention, i should say. yeah, he certainly seems to enjoy certain aspects of it are really trying to thank you. thanks for joining us there. we're not international that i wrap it up just for now this alex program from moscow on this channel. always appreciate your company. we were ton at the top of the out ah, with ah, united states has always had a variety of rules, news and tax on other countries.

economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make rules for the rest because without out there will be k r y a becomes the advocate and engagement. it was betrayal. when so

many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter lavelle every once in a while the mask slips. nato secretary general sultan burg said the obvious when saying if putin wins, this is not only a big defeat for the ukrainians, but it will be the defeat and dangerous or assault. yes, nato is at war with russia so much for the claim of being a defensive alliance.