a trail when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. the mass protests erupt in a number of african countries calling for an end to western interference in the continent affairs. we condemn pressure on the field by the west and the united states. i want to call on them to take their hands off the field with which they are terrorized in our country. also a head on the program, moscow warns key maybe plumbing to use a dirty problem in a cold like operation and then blame it on the russian military. some western politicians say they're ramping up of nuclear weapons. rhetoric by ukraine is being pushed from a broad ukrainian force is far at least 30 artillery shells of the city of

under a good dart. according to local authorities, the location of europe largest nuclear power. the barrage ships a hotel where russia nuclear energy workers were staying the one minute past mid day in jerusalem in mombasa and here in moscow this monday, october the 24th welcome to the global news drop on our team. we begin in east africa where 9 people are day after terrorists, open fire on a hotel on settle for a car bomb in somalia. on sunday or further 47 civilians were wounded. security forces killed 3 of the sealants on a 4th, died in the bottom of the if the miss group chabarise has claimed responsibility for the attack which occurred in the port city of kiss my o in the countryside. now, according to a recent pentagon report to africa,

has seen a 300 percent increase in militant text over the past decade. despite us military presence on the ground, purportedly to fight terrorism, somalia, and africa as a whole of seen protests grow over a long standing western interference. they say on the continent taking us through the tears are tease africa correspondent, corrupt both. let us there is an air of change blowing through africa and one that is increasingly resistant to the power and influence of the west indies yoga this weekend. over a 100000 people, marched in support of the country's defense force, demanding an end to the interference by the west in ethiopia and affairs highland, almost as you can see, there are lots of residents of the city you came not to condemn the western countries led by the united states who interfere in our affairs are sovereignty and unity. they want to dismantle ice. i came to condemn that we are saying start as

you want i that's i live enough is enough. we shall not accept any interference. we see opens, don't want anybody to assistance work on our own and bring change to ourselves or our and now we condemn the indirect pressure on ethiopia by the west and the united states. i want to call on them to take their hands off ethiopia, with which they are terrorized in our country. i want to tell them we are capable of solving our own problems by ourselves in the east then, and central parts of the african continent. the old god is being challenged. shed is, but one example says it's independence. in 1960, from france, who's an army generals, have ruled a bus lanes of land. and they were supported by the former colonizer thursday, was supposed to mark a day of transition from military to civilian room. instead,

pools of smokes billowed from the city capital and jemina as well as other areas. as champions of all walks joined, hands, tired of waiting to demand an end to military rule of the transitional military council, and also the end of francis interference. the security forces response was brutal ah, ah, with regard to your own, i just said, why didn't i? i wasn't with

until the day that he died on the front lines in april 2021 general in that is the bee was francis mann. paris supported and protected him against the attempted cause and also turned a blind eye to his brutal 3 decade long rule. in turn, the me protected francis interests in the region. both military and economic. france even supported the transitional military cancel that was formed after the bees death, which is now headed by debbie son, mama de b. he without an election installed himself as leader and even pushed back of the transition date by a further 2 years. a move that angered the people you see in a francisco defrances withdrawing its military presence in the region because

france is always at the side of the leaders, keeping them in power. we saw that france has done nothing about what's happening here on the internet, on the radio person macaroni said that france has no connection with what's happening because it's an internal affair of chad. but i think that's not true as it was. france that helped mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions come from france. france is also implicated in another vial, and todd sport, after weeks of cooling off violent pleasures between the democratic republic of congo was military and the em 23 rebels has risen again. the d. r. c and rwanda have had strained relations since the 1994 genocide, which saw squaws of people cross the border into the d of see all the while the french government was supplying weapons to the region. in such countries, genocide is not too important. and just to round off the wave of negative

sentiments to what's the west in africa, a major with them. power says that africans must be prepared to die for their democracy. democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they're actually prepared to die for their democracy liberal a day, a good day flip any day is part of french national heritage and a model the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies in africa, the states of war flows say, seems a more appropriate phrase. got em willis, actor for oddity in johannesburg. or another story to bring you to day russian defense minister surrogate show q has one that kia may be planning to use a so called dirty bomb in a false flag operation in order to draw other countries into the spring conflict.

dirty bombs, use conventional explosives along with radio act of material i can disperse or radiation. clyde several kilometers away. general shy, go held a series of phone calls on sunday with his counterparts from the u. s. u k. fronts and turkey on the issue. some of them don't played rushes concerns, and instead in fact, the accused moscow of escalating the rhetoric regarding nuclear arms or her knots. every western politician take such a view with some suggesting that the u. s. a. nato's actions are part of the problem. the very likely american sabotage of the nord stream gas pipelines has shown what nato is capable of. let's be wary. they are capable of the worst up to and including the false flag use of an atomic weapon to globalize the conflict with former french president nichol. i saw cozy has joined other prominent politicians in challenging really the mainstream western interpretation of the conflict in

ukraine. he said the used response has only promoted military means to ending the conflict and not will only result in even more fatalities. we heard from another french politician, several in royal who sees the block is following directions from washington to the neutrality europe, his last disposition of neutrality, bronze has no built his own defense, so it is false to join us and nato. whereas if she had built her own defenses, she could have stayed on this non line line. i am shocked the parliaments are not involved in the decisions that are made in europe. and indeed miss wanda linus. today, the press secretary of nato because she sticks so strongly to the nature line. and i would even say that there is no difference between what she says and that which comes from the pentagon and the ca. her words are written and controlled in the us say for peace talks need to be the priority. no, not an escalation war rhetoric,

that is the views of our guests on the program earlier. that's your 1st from the region political scientist and professor glen dyson. people are not allowed to suggest to sit down with russia and, and suggest that we have their work at a peace agreement. because at the moment anyone who suggests this say, well, that's what 14 months, which means to either you support the war or you are russian propaganda say, it's a, it's a big shame that there's no limitations out there with enough courage to say that this is, this is gone way too far, and we, we should sit down and find a peace agreement. one doesn't have to agree with russia us in nation in ukraine won't care pulses, but one can still admit that need to have provoked care and contributed to this conflict. and it's both in our interest and our responsibility to sit down with

russia and try to work out an agreement. instead of seeing more and more people die on the battlefield. the question is, what will be the price for the ukranian people to pay if this war goes on and on, and if even extended in terms of nuclear weapons. and if it is extended time wise, if it is extended all control other neighboring countries to involving then also the european forces and ne, 2 at large. i fear there is symmetry of in the calculation of costs and benefits of the prolongation of this war. and obviously the ukraine is losing from the 1st hour, but also germany and other parts of europe are losing, dropping further into recession that the conflict goes on there. so also the more

of sanctions goes on and the united states are benefiting has some alarming claims coming from the russian defense ministry. the m o. d states intelligence shows that ukrainian military has discuss targeting its own citizens in a bid to discredit the russian army. no, the ministry expanded by saying foreign mercenaries could attack civilians on monday at, during the distribution of humanitarian aid in the har coverage not, not comes after ukrainian forces had launched an artillery barrage at inter good doran some day. according to local officials, the city is home to europe's largest nuclear power plant. so of course, any strike there could have catastrophic consequences. one of the projectiles we know header hotel, you're looking where employees of russia, state atomic energy company. we're staying our t correspondence among cost rep can tell us more. the city of america dar is indeed

a home to europe's largest nuclear power plant. and it's been under constant at sack, by ukrainian military since the start of the special military operation by a russia it's now partially. operational is not in full operation at the moment. however, it's acts against the city and the nuclear power plant. continue every single day. now on a sunday, ukraine had the all, so we're targeted, the civilians in the city of and our good door, according to a local officials, a hotel was frog as at least 3 shelves. i hit the hotel which is which houses are russian. the employees of the russian atomic, an agency a so far we do know that no one was hurt during that attack. however, an official from the russian atomic agency who is there at the moment i said that

he and the employees of the company were the target of this attack. now the russians are, of course, are there at the nuclear power plant to ensure the safety of its operations. but so if the nuclear power plant is us frog by ukraine, it will certainly translate into a huge tragedy in the region. well, not too far from where raman was speaking from their civilian infrastructure in the city of done yet skeleton it scared came under attack by ukrainian forces over the weekend residential areas on the school and were hit with ukraine reportedly using french supplied weapons. and in the city of her son, officials say at least one sibling was killed and 3 more wounded in an attack by cold terrorist forces. when an improvised explosive device placed on the street pole detonated as a vehicle pass by, a blast shattered windows in nearby residential buildings.

without a incident comes after her selling authorities and launch the closure of an entry point into the frontline region last week. the aim really to prevent civilians from troubling 2 areas most at risk from ukrainian attacks civilians there they are being moved to say for grants. this, for the shows people accusing up to board a fairy of a local port. it comes to make warnings from the russian ministry of defense and local officials that t of forces are planning to launch a major offensive on the area. as a result of the security concerns. lot of more potent, some days ago to cur marshall and her soul on the 3 other territories that recently voted to join russia. i speaking of the russian presidents, he's expected to give a speech this week of the annual meeting of the vall die discussion club. the popular for day event began this monday in moscow. big old turn out as well. more

than a 100 participants from 41 different countries will be in attendance with justice and security for everyone in the post hedge, a monic world being this year is the question title. we discuss what's expected ahead with on the boiler, who's the world's depart here in our t. the way the world is going to function in the post head you morning era. i know that's quite a mouthful. it's a very heavy geopolitical language, but essentially what the delegates of vaal di forum of proposing is that the year of 2022 is of was a know the war the year for essentially the changing world order. this is something that many political scientists have been talking about for years, but this is the year when all of that has finally come into practice. and much of that thanks to the role of the had him on itself. by that i mean, the united states and some of its allies and the introduction of major sanctions

against russia, which were intended to penalize and russia changes behavior. but they and what they did is to have massive impact on the world which like many of the countries question, the way the world has been governed up till now. and this is the main theme for many of the panel discussions that are going to take place today and over the next couple of days. how the countries can trade with each other and deal with each other in a more balanced and fair way. how many of the qualities that the world faces today could be addressed for the benefit of all how values and various developmental paths could be respected rather than trying to get everyone subscribe to one single path that's beneficial for a group of countries but leaves others at the detriment, so there are many, many discussions,

but what's interesting about this forum is that it's, it's actually one of the, a rare platforms in the world there where, where those issues can be discussed, not for propagandistic purposes, to create a narrative, but actually to look at possible solutions to look at possible ways how the world to be shaped this time i, this year, the participation of western analyst is the limited, although there are some brave people here in the attendance. and i think our absence or the, the shortage of western voices are, is amply compensated by the very wide presence from the rest of the world, from india, from pakistan, from china, from latin america, from africa. and i think that's also very characteristic, embarrass embolic of the changes that are happening in the world today. i, there is no need to subscribe to one single point of view and all these experts are eventually coming together here again nots. you are imposed that position on one

another, but try to engage in a proper analytic exercise. oksana boy, he'll be keeping us abreast of all the big developments there. we also spoke to the fall di clubs, board sherman, who said the think tank has one main focus and it's a lofty one to jointly develop solutions to make the world a better place. main focus of how's this session was this and the confidence ah, is her, is the future the because in some of the most important question, because now when in the protest but it's you some rooms, i lot of perfectly say hierarchy of conflicts and wish you all think about future volt, what should we do? ah, how we can make this, this volt walk comfortable, more more secure, more a safe, more in just a full force. of course. this year we see more people from our

eastern counters, robbins, you know, when you're from mom, but such quality, cham but ah, ah, even our sphere. i mean the seals. oh, no university sing thinks of some seville, sir. a science no sphere? no, it seems to me the majority of senior scientists who as people are, had totally against isolation. thee, oh absolutely, sure that we need to talk because it's, it's really important what, what can we do for this piece? how we can make this bull bit more pain for americans in their pockets. u. s. inflation us had a 40 year high, needing the federal reserve to raise interest rates by $75.00 basic points for the 3rd time since june, the spied energy prices soaring democrat hi speaker,

nancy pelosi seems tired of having to hear about the criticism of her party's financial policies, when i hear people talk about inflation as a heard and then we had to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomena phenomenon yet the, the opinion that you k, the british have higher inflation rate than we do here. it's not the fight is not a bad inflation, it's about the cost of living. but the reality is prices are increasing faster than salaries are going up, but sky high inflation, that's only half the problem. reports say the personal savings rate in the u. s. s . drop by a full 15 percent over the last year. meaning even if citizens managed to put away some of their paycheck, it'll be eclipsed by the ever rising cost of living this savings in our retirement money now. and i just don't have these people, you know, without any savings and you'll be able to afford all of them. think the way things

are going right now with 4 dollars a gallon of gasoline, of use of we old working just to survive. right now. i'm here in my for one day and mom savings when i'm not happy with that. that's how bad the economy really is. when people have to start using for one k savings and all the economy, it could be a lot better than what it is now. economy, sex, terrible, play shareable. is ridiculous, this belief that vague aspen are governmental. let us have it. who's in office right now? rob? ellen lost cows cole, washington posts, journalists, quote, hypocrites. the ty could was responding to some harsh criticism the bites him in the american daily. several articles citing anonymous top

u. s. government officials concluded that the entrepreneur has become too powerful and increasingly reckless. it followed musk proposing of peace talks in ukraine on a solution to tensions in taiwan. he's been accused the business interests are influencing his views. on the latter, while a billionaires plans to revamp twitter rules to ensure a freedom of speech is protected on the platform. have earned him a security risk label because musk has business investments in china and according to russian and other news reports said last year at a kremlin sponsored event for students that he was planning on in russia. several top u. s. government officials wonder if masks, business interests affect his views on foreign affairs. jimmy recalls earlier the world's richest man cause the wave of online history of when he shared views on how to end the ukrainian conflict, he propose that crimea be recognized as russian to recognize the reality on the

ground that a neutral status for ukraine is part of mud in prioritizing peace. most of all though, he earned scrutiny from us authorities. earlier we spoke to political commentator and conservative radio host, steve gail, who pondered the reasons why the washington post is so concerned with must but not so much with actual skills. i find it interesting that a peace proposal trying to find a, a conciliatory end to the conflict and ukraine just so controversial. i think if the mainstream media here in the u. s. and globally, were really wanting to down play the effect of you on the bus. they would ignore him. but whenever he sends out a tweet, whatever, you make some comments, they hyperventilate, they pay a lot of attention to what he said. they amplify what he says. and they're the ones, frankly, giving him more political influence than if they would just ignore him. i don't think there's any question again, the washington post has not been concerned with the biden family 100 buying joe,

by the family. we're getting a lot of money from china, from ukraine. they're not concerned about that, but they're concerned about the influence that you are boss who operates transparently in the business arena. may have more influence than they would like. they're not concerned about its influence and they're just concerned that its influence contradicts what they want. and again, i think the policy, the washington post the new york times on, on what causes them outrage depends on who agrees with them and who doesn't agree with them. and that is a far cry from journalism being fair telling both sides of the story. but they've completely abandoned that some news from up above to bring you rushes mission on the international space station may be prolonged on till 2028. that is when a new orbital platform will be built there by at russia and ready for new starter nights. men coming by the way from the countries industry and trade minister some months ago. the head of ross cost most reported to president russia will withdraw

from the i s. s. in 2024, design and build and i post of its own. the international space station has been operating for 24 years now, though it's operational life was initially intended to be just 15, participating nations extended to the service life as they deemed the quarter still safe to occupy last year. nothing against it would continue supporting the american segment until 2030. the appeal to its partners, including ross cosmos, to follow suits. well, we heard from cost not unreal. barnison cast a veteran of 2 missions to the i. s. s a share. his thoughts with us on moscow's new proposed stellar plans. those at your drug order. starting 2024 energy rocket in space corporation specialists expect the number of equipment failures on the russian segment of the i assess to sharply increase yury. bernice of the head of ross cosmos announced this summer that we would stop the operation

of the russian segment after 2024. so the russian minister's statement came as news to me. it is based on the current stations characteristics as well, on the reliability theory. the station is indeed not a new one. it is rather old, so it is understandable that many systems service lives are expiring. but such a state of affairs is not new to us. we have solid experience from our operation on the mere station where the majority of systems worked beyond their service life types. so the statement must have been based on information we don't have. russia has great experienced developing operational stations. it has all the needed knowledge and understanding. there are no fundamental problems in this area as well . the station will be flying in the different orbit under a different inclination. our current view, let's us observe around one 4th of our countries land, but the new inclination will show the full picture which will allow further scientific research, a national station. even a near earth orbits has much more pros and cons. andre morris anchor. he seen some

sites as ne. okay, a brand new many documentary though, right ahead few now and are to international. next we go inside brushes, military campaign and discover which foreign states the fence industry is cashing in on the ukraine conflict. ah ah ah ah,

what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, a development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time. time to sit down and talk with a crate. well, never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as alon are made, it comes to last. you can then in carbon dioxide. america forces urine,

you're not in your engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are here to defend nato allies for nato escalades, even more in the special military operations become a war when with dell sup, so that will be rules that demo shanetta. belgium is my idea that i see your thrust conflicting costliest. yeah, that's what i'm here with. so you sleep he should he can you stop for the bureau for many physical diseases. almost there with them lets you when you minutes only just don't finish entering a sewer near us. he cooked the cold. ha. february 2007 that amy of hooton's munich speech is a milestone and contemporary history. many consider his famous address of the security conference to be a turning point in relations between the moscow on the west.