ah, a, at least 3 people are killed and dozens injured. as a military, jack crashes into a residential building is southern russia. over a 100 russian citizens, a majority of what your civilian failure sellers, happy return home and a prisoner exchange with your brain. we perceive service women in return with a rod and begin to refining its crude oil and venezuela, as the country continued to boost bilateral ties amended pressure from us. sanction . plus the u. s. calls for international troops to report to haiti, which has been gripped by riots over humanitarian crisis,

but locals are gearing after protests against what they see as foreign intervention, [000:00:00;00] a mosque out of the world. this is r t international. i, mary jo blevins and these are the top stories this hour. we begin with the developing story in russia's cross and our region where at least 3 people were killed and dozens more were injured. after a fighter jet crash into a residential building, we can show you some cctv feathered showing the moment the fighter jet plummeted into the building, sparking a large fire. officials say there was no explosion after the plane crash where the fuel leak causing the blaze. here's what i witnesses had to say.

i ordered with oh you'll, you'll be good. what is it? local officials say the fire in the residential building has now been extinguished . emergency services worn. there may still be people trapped under the rubble. a state of emergency has been declared in the surrounding area where the special commission set to assess the buildings. condition ortiz ilia. katrinka has more details. the town of yay square. the tragedy happened is on the as of c, which is in the same part of russia. as for example, dorn ads crossed off the remain bridge. but then on the other hand, it's very far from the front line about 150 kilometers and the ministry of defense

as being very specific that it had nothing to do with the war, specifically was a training flight, and there was no munition on board earlier we heard from the russian military officials that the aircraft suffered an engine fail or before it crashed, but the pilots have managed to eject safely. now we are hearing from the emergencies ministry that the blaze has been contained. but before that we saw all the floors of the 9 story building in flames. this is, of course, an astonishing seeing and a very gruesome tragedy. the eye witnesses were clearly in a state of shock. here's what we heard from some of them. something crushed into the 9 story building and the flames and all the way out to the top floor. it wasn't a rocket, more like a plane or something. there was one strong explosion. i was inside another part of the building,

and i managed to run out really much after the explosion. i thought that it was just another tonic boom from a passing aircraft. that's how it usually sounds anyway. and right after our client left us, she immediately came back saying that a jet had crashed when we came out. but could only see the black smoke in the air. there was a very strong fire and emergency cars couldn't get anywhere near the building. b, s 234 is a supersonic fighter jet. it has been in service service, sorry, since 2014. so we cannot blame it on the lack of experience with this particular fighter at russia's senior officials, including the governor of the across our region. and also the minister of emergencies are on the way to the site of the crash. so will bring you more updates as they come in on that terrible tragedy. 110 russians, including 72 civilian sellers, have been returned by ukraine as part of

a prisoner swap, rushes, defense ministry says he received 108 service women in the exchange. the fried prisoners are now being transported to medical institutions for treatment and rehabilitation. some thought they'd never come home after sustaining serious injuries. i was seated by mine when it struck, i started shooting back, but my legs were injured. i told my guys to leave me because i want to be a burden. i told them that it would be bad if i called them. they wanted to drag me away, but i stayed on the 2nd line struck everyone. i thought i was dead because they were bodies everywhere and i was colored and blog. i heard someone say this is how the 25th brigade operate. i realized that they were ukrainian forces are to mariah garcia, has been following the prisoner exchange process and shares more details in this report. now is the most difficult parts in this in time,

and therefore that is the exchange itself because this had been in the works for weeks and weeks now that it is on the way there's, there's no room for, for, for negotiation that had all been pre agreed every both sides expect the people that were agreed upon to be handed over. we've learned now that some people have chosen to remain, they refused to be handed over to, to ukraine. it has been several hours now there's no communication here. there's no way of reaching the people there just a few kilometers down this road. so it's just waiting with the civilian sailors returning home as a part of the exchange. it's also important for us to help provide security corridors and to work with their back easy. there are a lot of questions, but the most important thing is the restoration of documents and i'm going to

commit somewhere gwyle national. the main thing we want is to begin the process of the exchange and return of civilians. i'm sure both of us are interested in this. ah, these are some of the sailors for trucks. more than a 100 people were exchanged only succeeds lose. 60 of them tv and sailors, russian sailors who was started, the military operation when ukrainian quote, to the case held captivity for 8 months, for no other reason. does it with their russians. they were the lies. basic lean slightly supplies. they had a bothered to them. they had to trade, so they were all of the hood denied communication with their loved ones, with their families. now with noise, they were denied medical attention. we've already heard them say, wait for them 5 days to receive good. we have 9 sick people. one person has died,

we were told his internal organs failed. when he was brought to the hospital, he had already been ill for a while and been complaining about to get medical assistance that you had to submit a request and then wait 5 days only then would they evacuate. you are now a child with fred, judging by the the look of them, her role, stevie and wasted, eager to get in contact with their loved ones, with the family, to white children. and to get by close, the united states has vowed to deploy international military forces to haiti, where the government is struggling to deal with riots ah 1000 stick to the streets across haiti, demanding the country's prime minister, resign the protest,

erected hours after an emergency meeting in the un security council and the ongoing crisis, the local government has requested foreign troops deployed immediately, as the country struggles to tackle the unrest. the development comes a month after local gang surrounded a key fuel terminal and the capitol preventing its operation. haiti has in continuous mass protest with thousands of people demonstrating against the government which cut he will subsidies that lead to soaring prices. according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti faced catastrophic hunger. the united states announced on monday is preparing several un resolutions to help pay me, including $1.00 on an international assistance mission on the ground. the 2nd resolution we're working on with authorized a non u. n. international security assistance mission to help improve the security

situation and enabled the flow of desperately needed humanitarian aid. this resolution will propose a limited, carefully scoped none un mission, led by a partner country with the deep, necessary experience required for such an effort to be effective. this statement follows the un chase recommendation to send a rap, a response force to haiti. the u, as in canada have already sent security equipment including tactical and armored vehicles to the troubled island. but jo, my that hasn't always shown an interest in hades affairs payday, just quietly sunk into the caribbean or rose up 300 feet it wouldn't matter. hold on to the latin american and caribbean studies. professor daniel shaw says haitians wanting us to stop meddling in their country. so i learned a quotation mark. this is what washing has done to panama to

95. how many interventions and occupations washington continues to bank. the caribbean, central american atmosphere or back yard man will leave us alone. what i'm hearing from the haitian school here in the christ hayes that they want to hear from the venezuela, the boulevard, the balloons, the russians, the chinese they want to hear from the multi polar world. not from the beautiful world of the united states in their lackeys, and they want to have critical conversations about he's future about reparations, about how to repair, how many centuries of brutal white supremacist exploitation there was a categorical. busy applied in blank in the u. n. b to once again for the 4th time, 100 years occupied. 80 or ron has been refining its crude

oil in venezuela. this comes as the countries expand their overseas projects and bilateral ties. this was a long standing and 43 year old dream that was realized through the efforts of my colleagues at the national iranian oil refining and distribution company. today, around 100000 barrels of crude are being processed and fell as well as refinery. and may say, ron invested $160000000.00 and repairing and expanding the facilities and june president madura visited iran signing a 20 year cooperation road map, followed by 16 memorandums of understanding signed in september. the states have boosted economic ties at mid severe sanctions from the u. s. author and political analysts. diego, so clara says that iran and venezuela are experienced partners and their co operation is based on mutual trust. it does shows that congress can actually

struggle against this kind of measures. and this kind of acts of aggression against several countries, regardless of how this they are, especially on their own beliefs, induct induction about what to do in the world and in the right to sovereignty. and independence here in minnesota recently from 2022 to this year, especially on the oil and energy sector. because for example, and had a very bad moment when it's when i was lacking a fuel, you done basically sense settled tank just to help curtail the crisis. you've been a sailor, but it's what i did the same thing back in 2009, 10 and 11. 48 on when the straggled hold of sanctions, it's actually reaching mackenzie and i was actually on a, on a high ph. and it was actually affecting significantly their own energy sector. so these kind of exchanges have gotten corporation is also based on trust in the disposal based on experience. the world's biggest technology company has fallen foul of us sanctions against china. apple has reportedly back pedal on its plans to

use memory chips from the chinese producer y m t c. that's after lawmakers express concerns over american companies bonding with beijing. apple is playing with fire. it knows the security risks posed by yancy memory technologies. if it moves forward, it will be subject to scrutiny like it has never seen from the federal government. we cannot allow chinese companies beholden to the communist party and our telecommunications networks and millions of americans. i phones the tack giant had to then turn back on his plan to use chinese chips even with even after completing a long certification process. now that comes after the, by an administration introduced restrictions this month, damaging chinas tech industry and targeting imports from beijing as well as exports to the country. the chinese chips are one of the most advanced on the market,

as well as 20 percent cheaper than those of tech rivals. they are widely used in smartphones, personal computers and even servers. but despite the benefits of incorporating these components, the u. s. has decided to craft down on their use, clashing with the principles of level playing field. american capitalism is a simple idea. open and fair competition. let me be very clear. capitalism without competition, isn't capitalism is exploitation. without healthy competition, big players can change and charge whatever they want and treat you. how are they want? help her loaning benz on using tac elements from china. washington also plans to invest hundreds of billions of dollars into local firms, which are beijing's main competitors. and in the tech field, and just

a few months ago in anticipation of the governments move us politicians started massive investments and american semiconductor firms hoping to gain profit. let's cross live now to former new york university professor michael rectinwald's. michael, it's great to have you on the program today. now, what do you make of washington's economic pressures against china? do you think that it will benefit the u. s. economy at all? absolutely not. it's going to further cripple the u. s. economy, which is being dismantled as we speak, this both cartel all exports the semiconductor chip industry in china. likewise, putting down the market for many of the manufacturers here in the united states, which is 5 minutes space have subsidized through the chips in science. so it's very

contradictory. what's happening here. it's both of these markets, both of these 3 should get out of the business of governmental control over industry and allow free markets to operate. and that's not what's happening at all . now, speaking of it is ongoing contradictions. i mean, we know that the u. s. talks about the principles of fair competition and promote them, but it doesn't seem like they're doing that themselves. what do you make of that? and do you think that the american public is really aware of what's going on here? i don't think the american public has much knowledge about what's happening, the crippling sanctions that the binding ministration is putting on finance, manufacturing an american manufacturing for that matter. it's starting market. there's want to sanction this industry right out of existence, which will then have a normal impact on the economy, but on,

on all kinds of industries. well beyond the ship manufacturing industry because so many industries depend on things. we're looking at a graph, a growth or countenance of production, which could end up in shortages and will crush the economy. so i think that most americans think this is probably a good thing because they want to get back at china. but it's not a good thing. both countries should ease their completely actually get rid of their sanctions on each other products. and in the case of the united states, when subsidizing industries and in the paper, trying to quit subsidizing countries them in companies as well. right. and you mentioned the massive long term impacts that this could have. so why do you think that the u. s. continues to not only view china as a competitor, but to continue to put that pressure on beijing when this is

a country they rely heavily on. it's part of a part of a diplomatic effort to curtail chinese growth. they think that competition with china is the most important thing. and that keeping china out of the ship industry, which is what's happening here. they're actually crippling not just by m c. c, but many other companies in china that produce ships. what they're going to do is end up destroying the industry overall globally. and the reason they're doing it is so that they're comp i'm china applies and having so many compromised relationship with china to be his son. i think he's trying to prove that he has not, that he's not beholden to china, but this is a very idiotic way to prove that. and it will have devastating consequences. it could even escalate into military complet. yeah, there's

a lot of saying one thing and doing another there for sure. now when it comes to us politicians as a whole, right, members of congress, do you think that they're interested in adding fuel to this? anti china sentiment provided their investments and american tech firms that are the main rivals true china, i mean, what's in it for them here? you know, they want to show the same thing. they want to crack down on all exports, the china. so know how the manufacturing capability and they want to kirksville imports from china, which is going to happen by virtue of crushing the chinese semiconductor reactions back with facilities. so what they have in mind is the same sort of escalation of conflicts and trade war with china. and they are saying that these chips could end up in military hands and so forth. but that is very easily control. and that has

nothing to do with these chips, per se. for example, apple was trying to make ships who are there, i found to be sold only in china and not even in the u. s. and that was rich too far, which was huge to us who want to escalate sentence. we're trying to lot of stay sharon, unfortunately far too many politicians seem to be going along with the same policies . professor miko rectinwald's. thank you so much for your time in analysis. i forever. oh, well, a economist forecast that the u. s. economy is almost certain to enter a recession in the next 12 months. joe biden is still sure that the u. s. economy stand strong. not concerned about the concern about the world, those are certainly confident words, but how do they stack up against reality? the white house says that its efforts against inflation are starting to work

biden's chief economic adviser. cecilia arouse points to statistics regarding housing and employment data to make her case. we love having a very strong labor market, but it's been very, very strong. the employers are having a very hard time finding workers. well, we saw some data last month. so work that employers are posting fewer job vacancies, which means that there's a little bit of using in the labor market without having any layoff. we can also see that the housing market is beginning to cool and we know that housing prices as part of the challenge for families as part of our inflation challenges. now she is rice, us employers are having a hard time finding people to fill positions. so for now, all the necessary workers may be found, but what happens when there is anticipation of the worst, but us economists are predicting a recession within the next 12 months. the prediction is that as the u. s. federal reserve bank is working to fight inflation. the result will be the economy contracting,

and jobs will be slashed. this can be found in the wall street journal's recent survey of american economists. the number of experts predicting a recession in the next 12 months is up to 63 percent from 49 percent back in july . now cecilia rouse has some other claims. she says the housing market is cooling, this is true. the prices have dropped a bit from the peak, but what is this really showing? demand has fallen amid the economic slowdown. americans cannot afford to keep buying homes as they once did. so the prices are dropping, and that is not a good sign at all. a lot of c, e o, 's and representatives of the business community are sounding the law arm and saying that the biden whitehouse is out of touch and that their policies are leading americans in the wrong direction. ceos are now preparing for near inevitable recessions in both the us and europe. at the same time, ceos continue to experience inflationary pressures with 59 percent reporting input

costs over the past 3 months remained the same, arose with no easing expected by year end. moreover, at the start of 4th quarter, only 19 percent reported an increase in demand over the past 3 months, down from 38 percent in in 3rd quarter. it was back during the presidency of jimmy carter that americans 1st learned the term stagflation. that is stagnation and inflation at the same time, not a good situation at all, but that seems to be where the white house and the federal reserve are leading the us economy strong as how may sound bold. but the actual facts are pretty concerning . once again, jo biden's bluster does not match the actual reality. caleb martin r t new york geopolitical and market analysts, tom longo also believes the recession is around the corner and he thinks the current us administration's policies are harming the economy. they've destroyed the

u. s. economy ah, yeah, the trump handed him off in a great economy, but certainly one of the best economies with the last 20 years. and they've gone out of the weight, actually kind of very methodically to destroy. ah, what's there the united states con me? ah, by clamping down on oil and gas exploration and trying to raise taxes and re spending of the time, we don't need any of us office of they created inflation or try not to pay the price for it. we're already facing cycling and irie believe that we're in a recession. so we're in a recession. we have i inflation, that's the definition of citation. i think that it's going to continue to go on because the inflation itself is structural and it can't be fixed with monetary policy. but it can be fixed with a shift in fiscal policy. and the way you shift the, the way you improve fiscal policy in crate that shift is by, ah, getting government out of the way i, the,

by the ministration needs to become exactly the opposite of what it's been. a foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has praised the blocks living conditions, describing the e u as a garden, that's as europeans are hit by soaring energy cost, with many of those taking to the streets and protests seemingly missing barrels memo. you do? he said more than we had built a dog advocacy works. it did best combination over political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together. the rest of the woolen, you know very well for me. i think is actually about the rest of the world must the rest of the goal. it's a jungle and the jungle could invade the garden and the gardeners should. they gave it some hospitals in germany. one of the u gardens were just

economies may have to shut down due to the energy crisis. that's according to the nation's health minister. however, berlin has rejected demands for financial aid from the country hospital association that says some german politicians say the crisis could de stabilize the country's democracy. fear and uncertainty are the fuel for extremists. and before the coming winter, people are experiencing such uncertainty as they have not experienced for a long time. the mix of crises, such as energy and corona virus, can lead to over strain and destabilization of democracy. therefore, democratic parties should take a clear position, argue less, and encourage citizens. no. so what did a covenant energy crises have in common other than the fact that they've each plunged europe deeper into trouble? well, both are also vancouver with european leaders. had a world of options and reacting and in all cases they chose the most heavy handed ideological path, then not only aggravating problems for their own citizens in their daily lives. but i mean,

now they're causing electoral problems for the establishment. so now these establishment makers are worried, they all risk blowing back in their faces as their citizens start showing a growing preference for politicians who had as little as possible to do with the establishment. they created this whole mass. oh, and by the way, here's yet another fine example of european establishment, crisis management from just a few days ago. exhibit number 2000000, i guess at this point the former german parliamentary president and finance minister wolfgang chavo. this is the said for stand, it shouldn't be taken badly. he my mother, if you put on that oh jumper and then a 2nd jump and you'll be fine. and electricity is of course, very important. but sometimes it may not be there. so you should always have some candles matches and a torch home on a course, it's important to know where they are. so if it suddenly becomes dog, you see, the state is not just something that delivers all sorts of things to citizens. like a kind of supermarket, he got a lovely simplicity with which he is european elite view,

the problems that they have closed. none of them in germany, parents have the courage to stand up for their own industry that's being decimated by brussels block wide sanctions. but they sure don't lack any gul when it comes to standing up against their own citizens and basically telling them to just suck it up our candles. also going to power the german and industrial engine that drives the entire you. maybe he really think so after all these are the same, both the wrongly figured they could cut themselves off from cheap rushing gas or ukraine and power. the german economy, purely with green energy, found that the what carbon footprint that those things can be assigned one yet. that's coming. i'm stir shovel also suggested the germans didn't turn to government to solve installation and energy problem. so i guess they should just count on government to create those problem. when you go in like this into the mind that of european. is it any wonder citizens across europe, including in germany, are already taken to the streets and protest of exploding costs of energy and daily

living, and even demanding to withdraw from nato as french protesters did last weekend? if the airplane establishment was actively trying to boost the european right wing, well, they really couldn't go about it any other way. now, back to our top story, 13 people had been killed including 3 children, and 19 more injured. after a fighter jack crashed air residential building is southern russia. the health ministry. those several people are in a serious condition with emergency services. still working on the theme. this see tv for shows the moment the fire jap plummeted into the ground, sparking a large fire. the crash caused a fuel leak, which caused the blaze and has now been extinguished. emergency services say they have finished searching through the rubble and there are no more victims. i said of emergency has been declared in the surrounding area with