so there is a boomerang ah, a with cranes, later shelling of residential areas in the russian city of don't yet could lead to fix people with this. our were she could not go practicing hindu becomes britain. new prime minister with some people in india think is appointment to, to, to persons colonial indian leaving the whole country and an indian working in a foreign country that ruled us for 250 years. gives us a lot of happy with un security council meeting. guess how that rushes request off the mother of a most goes warning, the key of could use

a so called dirty bone to carry out an alleged octave nucleotide with a very well welcome from all of our team here in moscow. this is audrey international with the latest world news that is good to happy with that we talked with the latest when the russian city of don. yes, which has come on the fresh rounds of ukrainian shilling. several blasts to report to be devastated to residential neighborhood. the explosions of scattered shrapnel across the area, damaging several buildings and cause these 6 people have been wounded. his correspondent on long calls are from the c right now. we are in one of the areas that was struck by ukrainian nationalists. this is a cafe and it was so full of people during rush hour right now you can see that it's well destroyed and there's still food on the table.

people apparently were able to finish their meals and people who were outside phil victim to this ukrainian shedding. now this is just one of the districts have came under fire this tuesday, according to official information. ukrainian nationalist fired at least $250.00 shells. by the way, those shells were a very high caliber various weapons were used, including those that were produced by nato countries. from on call for r t. the nest people's republic persons. former chancellor, where she suna has been appointed as the country's new prime minister, replacing liz trust her quit after only 44 days in office. so next victory is also being celebrated in india, where his parents came from some local say, it's now that people tend to call the shelf in the ranks of their former colonial masters as ortiz, when jan sharma with mo, the more leak and historic more men not just for india, a bought for the world and for more reasons than one. firstly,

this is going to be for the very 1st time that a man off color will be heading an office, one of the most important offices in the world. and of course, this man of indian origin, are we all seen god, the sort of sentiment online we're flying now? are people really, really there that joy doc, considering they recently in the, are celebrated 75 years of its independence from british rule. and these saw develop and trauma. yuki has, in a sense, come as a devali gift for and down the valley of big hindu festival. that in the us celebrated yesterday the big boonies in india, the big newspapers, the indian channels every read. the headline today really has been about this. she's the not taking or soon taking we're we're as a the prime minister of yuki also, like i said, it got becomes a little emotional

a so to say for india, because this year just a few months ago in that didn't celebrate it's 75 years of independence from the british, schuman about the 1st of all, as an indian, i feel very happy that an indian is going abroad for such a high post. whoever happens to be a prime minister. it's a proud moment for the country, an indian leading the whole country and indian working in a foreign country that ruled us for 250 years, gives us a lot of happiness. you know, it would be a good proceed. someone from our country, our culture hurting a country which ones are this particularly in many other countries in asia? so definitely it is something we wrote off, i'd be happy of and yeah, so region, the problem is doing so much a great job in all the way. and it shows that i really that my living on the civil home. so the point really,

they have so much faith in and confidence really in addition sonata that he would be able to just, you know, tackle this, this challenging situation. the economic crisis. so to see that a u. k is facing right now that he really storm rochester, the conflicts in the body, but also in the country. of course i was pointing out that richey snark isa. in fact on the sun and move in dallas. well, richest man, neuron murphy and his wealth and his privilege and fight has been used against him . i, by his critics, saw more often than not, ah, but now at a time like this. so there is some sort of confidence that we are seeing in, in, in, in fact, in indians as well as in people in the u. k. as far as where she's not as concerned . he's been the minister of finance in yuki all for 3 years. he's proved himself he has a good solid traffic on there. also, the hope really is that he stays on. indian billionaire. amazon's window has also

weighed in on social media to points out how, where she's through next victory has turned the tables on the case own history of dealing with india. in 1947 on the cost of indian independence, winston churchill supposedly said, all indian leaders will be of low caliber and men of straw. to day during the 75th year of our independence were poised to see a man of indian origin anointed as p. m. of a u. k. life is beautiful. a spokesperson for india's rolling party told us as soon ox appointment illustrates the irony of britain's colonial history. the 1st of all, i get my best of luck from me and from my country to service, you will not be in the full life from the land of the land of non wireless imperialism going on in the u. k by india.

but in a non voice, be full manner. the if you look at or mean, if you did it in indian side more than the indian side compared to be in terms of egypt more him right? indians are richer then that should be far less than crime. so it was born in the guardian manner in an unwilling manner. so i was joined within next rise to power has been criticized by a notorious ukrainian neo nazis, soldier and blogger, from the eyes of italian, whose compact the new british prime minister to the barbarians, who ruled the late roman empire, proceeds to knock has a close to 100 percent chance of becoming britons next prime minister after he was the only candidates the head, the conservative party, late rome,

conquered barbarians at the helm of the empire. well, it's a very poor reflection on the ukranian government and the ukranian army, because the ukrainian army has been back in get even awarding and honoring mister bought men. and it's a shame because mister books man has reflected his racist views against indians and him because it is she said now is a very staunch guns. we do nationalists of the united kingdom, but also he is a proud him do. and i think right in his origins which are connected to india, now it's also clear that the ukrainian government certainly found directly indirectly has been encouraging. this is a racist otherwise, mister men would not have been to see such races, things publicly. it's

a shame also because do you, crane you know, is going around the world and asking, especially india do help and to seek some kind of support from india. but these are the do. these are the basis attitudes which india indians have a trouble with. and it's a shame that you claim did not that you, great in government, did not rain in such people. and instead of gaining such people, they have been encouraging them and honoring them. for example, in mario, for his participation in murder against russian. i think what is what has been ruled by mr. both man government today is that russia is absolutely right about the as. 8 regiment and all the new dogs,

these will be massacring russians in mario, poland, dunbar. and it's quite clear they have the race, this fashion stick. i think you and views, and they are exposing themselves by saying awful, nasty things about or issues to knock. now that he's become the 1st hindu prime minister off united kingdom and un security council meeting is being held out washes, request off the moscow voice concerns that kids may use and improvise that nuclear weapon called a dirty bomb as part of a false flag operation. now ahead of the gathering wash, condemned any such provocations, we will regard the use of the dirty bomb by the key regime as an act of nuclear terrorism. the un security council is scheduled to hold a meeting now regarding the possibility of

a dirty bomb attack. a nuclear provocation by ukraine. now, the russian ministry of defense has come forward saying that such an attack may be in the works. now they shared information about this potential attack with the united states of turkey, of france and the united kingdom. now we understand that nato does not take this allegation and danger. seriously. this is what the nato chief had to say regarding these concerns. the allegation that ukraine is preparing to use dirty bombs in ukraine is absurd. what makes us concerned is that this is part of a pattern we have seen before from russia. now we have recently heard from the ukranian president zelinski talking about the potential for ukraine to proliferate nuclear weapons sees reference the buddha passed memorandum of $994.00, which bars ukraine from developing nuclear weapons, and that it should possibly be reconsider. in addition to that,

we've heard such comments from ukrainian leaders for quite some time. and the 2014 year old maiden who there has been various ukrainian officials who reference the possibility of proliferating nuclear weapons on ukraine's part. they may be getting support in such efforts from the united kingdom. here's what we recently heard from zelinski and what we've heard from ukraine and leaders over the years. yeah, yeah. chris negotiations and consultations fail again or concrete decisions on security guarantees. well, i know it's an un security council meeting is being held at russia that has the most growth warnings that kia could use a circle, people to carry out on the ledge, ox of nuclear terrorism, we can listen and now to rush them to the un who speaking of the gathering that these so is asked to be used upon the request of real member states, which absolutely, while is the integrity of secretariat of the united nations. we will present our position in detail, i think tomorrow in the afternoon when we will discuss this issue. this is 16 of

the inspectors. i either different theme yes or no, but in terms of those inspectors that ukraine has said, we've got nothing to hide. we're inviting in the i a yay, what's your reaction to that? ok, they can come, but i explained to you, the problem is that the dirty bomb is not a very sophisticated device. if you were reading a ukrainian telegram channels, which are quite informative, you will see that there is now a big fuss in the ukranian, her ruling circles because of the campaign that we started to launch and a lot of indications that they are trying to kind of wine down this program, and of course they will have enough time to do it. so again, i'm not an expert, of course, it's a, it's between the ukraine and i. e, if they agree to go. but i, i really doubt that there is a possibility to be absolutely 100 percent ironclad. sure, that there are no activities of these kinds even after this visit. but this, my private opinion, rape schaeffer from sky news out of the,

your western colleagues. they denied the allegations that there is a dirty bomb. and they argue that this is not the 1st time a russia does. this kind of allegation they, they say that you did that before away the chemical laboratories deal with the program in ukraine, et cetera. what's your comment on that? with chemical laboratories? i think we will continue. it's not allegations. this is a very serious process and we are, we have requested a meeting, i think in 2 days in line with article 6 of biological weapons weapons convention. this is a serious process and we are launching it. we presented draft resolution in this regard. so i don't think that it will be so easy for our western, the former partners to deny these claims. as for the others, as there was such a question in the u. b, i asked, i answered again, my perception is that there are a lot of claims that we have been making about the things that didn't happen. but i

shouldn't. we view it through the perspective that they didn't happen because were raised these claims and because the ukrainians were afraid to proceed with these provocations. again, i can refer to telegram channels which indicate clearly that these are the cases in many situations. as for, as for allegations, i can also refer to the situation with the pros, a power plant. again, everybody knows this is of open secrets that ukrainians are selling this glance because we have absolutely no reason to shell the plant where we are now. so if the cranes are shelling this approach a power plant in front of the whole international community, creating a danger of nuclear provocation. so why wouldn't they create a dirty bomb? it's the same logic. yeah, sure, it's ambassador. you asked this meeting to day. what did you want it to happen? that didn't happen. i mean, what did you spat the security council?

half they were you. you told them what you wanted them to do it i'm, i'm quite satisfied. we wanted to raise this issue. we wanted to explain to our colleagues our position, we wanted to appeal to their responsible attitude. and i think we've got what we, what we want is, of course, as you understand, the western countries are mostly saying that this is all russia propaganda, that we are all thinking it out. but, well, we're quite satisfied because we're is the awareness of this fact. and i don't mind, so people saying that russia is crying wolf or if this doesn't happen because this is a terrible, terrible disaster that threatens potentially the whole of the earth. so i think the prices is very little just several issues. right. why was the meeting held private because there were certain details that we didn't want to disclose? the leave only are important for the members of the security council, but i gave you a call into more or less of this meeting. details will be linked anyway. so what

are the details? well, we'll wait until they're leaked. i'm not, i'm not going to be a spoiler. yeah. the, the letter yesterday that russian right to the security council was signed by ambassador and a benzo. where is he today? in the office? we share responsibility. i think you will see him. don't worry. we're working in fair. where are the labs and ukraine that are near where all his labs? okay. i will be mostly making that i think they're the numerator in the letter. but if you want, it's the heart of institute of physics and technology. i and institute for nuclear research of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, located in kia, but surprisingly 30 bomb. sorry, this russia produced 30 pounds. why? why do we need them? i'm asking you, do you produce dirty pump? i haven't heard about it, but that would be totally logical. ambassador, why would would you made a wooden pistol if you have a, a normal one?

yeah. soccer. a letter yesterday. it was russia stated that he had an intent, you've never intended, don't intend to use nuclear weapons, but president picked states last month. i said that old weapons were on the table. it's not what he said, frank. nobody said, can you use your perception? yeah, it was the message was that over here, he's a confirmed of the russian nuclear doctrine, which admits users of nuclear weapons into an institution when there is an existential threat to our country. that's what he said. actually the only readiness to use nuclear weapons to my knowledge came from our or read a sacked prime minister truss. she says she was ready to push the button. i haven't heard about anything anybody doing the same, but i saw that embedded president, putin did say that all weapon systems would be on the table if russia's territorial integrity came under threat from nato. so to say in the letter that you've never

mentioned, that they will refer to the use of new popular is if you didn't mention of all of your duties contradict to what i say doesn't contradict russian military doctrine. i to i read the rates, it's about existential threat to russia. ok. yet about the against the front, where carol will treat new york it add, did you tell to the security guard, did you sorry? did you are the security council now? yeah. ah, did you say to them, what will happen if the suppose a dirty bomb day, you say that the craney he's preparing is going to be used? did you tell them what you, what russia will do? we don't so study these hypothetical scenarios. we want to avoid them. that's why we wanted to come in this meeting. but of the task of the ukrainian regime now is to get natal directly involved in confrontation with russia. what will happen if there is a direct confrontation between nature and rush? i think you have her imagination to assume yourself. okay, just to clarify,

last question, just to clarify. that is another meeting tomorrow on and for the a says there is another meeting. so agenda is a for is holding. we're keeping the co counsel visa this week. to morrow we're speaking about this sir. integrity of the charter in the line of requests to invest for investigation within the framework of 20 to 31. and on thursday, we're asking for the meeting and learned with article 6 of chemical weapons convention. so huh. okay, yeah. so looks like we have nothing to write. thank you very much. mm hm. huh. okay, we've been listening live to at the meet your pollyanna sca who's rush is deputy ambassador to the you when he's been fielding questions from the press off that close that un security council meeting, which was cold by russia. of course, with regards to were a key on the ledge plan to drop her a dirty bomb. and he said that he absa dirty bomb plan is a serious master,

not an allegation. he said that in pointing to a ukrainian telegram channels as being very informative, he said the aim of russia calling, they closed un security council meeting. they said urgent meeting was to raise this issue and appeal to these fellow countries responsible attitude. he said that to russia is satisfied that this has been achieved, so that he was a building a plenty of questions or some more aggressive than others from the press that will be coming back to the story and bringing you all the highlights later in a coming hour, so stay with us for that. now, leading on political analysts, alexander povich, told us that you train governments could potentially stage a false flag attack in order to get more help from the west. of course, russia had no reason to use them, but then i, when, when, so when the russian allegations came out, i think they sound very credible because kids definitely are starting to feel war.

they're definitely, after this many mobilization, partial mobilization part of russia. they know that their time is up and they're desperate for something and they're desperate to get any sort of western support. and about the only way they, they can really gather direct western support is by staging, some sort of a cloth flag and accusing russia in washington. london, and just the you itself, there probably are in some sort of cahoots or at least tacit agreement here because they don't want you crying to lose either. they've said numerous times that they want russia defeated and killed regime has strong total disregard for the lives of their citizens and their soldiers. you know, they're sending them into

a meat grinder, you know, into almost certain death. so i don't think that they're worried about, you know, a few 100000 or 1000 thousands more of their soldiers as citizens dying. they're already sacrificed. hundreds of 1000 people was delegates from ethiopians. governments, antique re rebels are due to me in south africa for the 1st formal pace talk since the outbreak of civil war a northern ethiopia. 2 years ago. the meeting comes on to the ethiopian military, on that allies reportedly captured several large townsend t grey, which is the rebels to stronghold he has come up in the complex thank the finally array of hope for the nearly to year long conflict in the horn of africa. this is happening when the backdrop of intensified fighting that we've heard during this weekend that the military in, if the o b, i had said that they have captured large towns in te gray. and the aim to capture

all the airport in the country making axis for the p p l f. rather a difficult one, and the p p l f rather has suffered numerous losses in here. not to mention the most loss of lives that have happened here. while the federal government has been seen to really be upping its anti and coming into these negotiations with a strong head. now the thing about these negotiations themselves is that although the happening here in south africa, you wouldn't be able to say by looking at the websites or trying to get equipment from the african union, which is the host and mediator of the conflict. they posted no details about plan for the peace talks, know when they will happen. it's been all shrouded in secrecy. and that tells you just how tentative this lead team is. there is a sense that that if you'll be up by hand, and it will not necessarily be willing to compromise that much and what's in the

tea grade, but there's been calls for cessation of hostilities. do you and your secretary and tony? oh, good carriage. said that the aim of ending hostilities must be the 1st let it be known that this is the 1st meeting since that start of the war. back in 2020 on the 3rd of november, and much is expected from this. but the realistic expectations is that the 2 parties must come out of this with at least a sci fi agreement. because these coach, i really seem as talk that li ground for further talk or the civilians in ethiopia, faith, or humanitarian disaster, according to the un, which say that at least 20000000 people live in food insecurity due to the military conflict as well as droughts and high inflation, 13000000 a said to be in need of emergency health assistance. 4.5000000 ethiopians have also been displaced from their homes while inside the embattled to take re region in the

country north. at 90 percent of the population are in dire need of assistance. croatia as president has refused to meet with us. how speaking nancy pelosi during the so called crimea platform international conference, which is being held in croatia. presidents around milan of edge says there's no point to talking to pelosi as she might be voted out of power off the next months, mid term elections in the us. the americans asked for a meeting. i can't do that, and that's it. they're not the executive power in 2 weeks. the situation in the u. s. won't be what it is. now. the crimean initiative is a parliament re initiative that revolves around this tragedy in ukraine. a terrible price is paid by the ukrainian people instead of the you giving them billions of euros for all these years to help them develop and to eradicate corruption and political extremism which key of had more of than anywhere else. we are now expected to train their soldiers, peroration president and

a lot of it might be on that something here and is attempt to read the tea leaves the head of the mid term elections. and a couple of we, the democrats are in a really tight race with republicans for control of the house, the senate, and also several states. and the number one issue for american voters by far is inflation with ukraine, way down that list of priorities. but here's a democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi running off to a foreign country instead of towards the finish line in the final stretch of the race. to attend a conference about the occupying crimea, when people there voted 8 years ago in favor of what the web piece qualify as occupation. meanwhile, the biden administration and the democratic house and senate majorities keep routinely shoveling billions of dollars in cash weapons out the door to key if enabling a war that's completely deregulating the energy markets and is a big contributing factors of the cost of living problems in american voters is so upset about right now. so, you know,

talk about tone deaf. if democrats lose these elections and current republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy takes follows the play as house majority leader. he's already said that there shouldn't be a quote blank check for ukraine, for which republican congresswoman liz cheney attacked him as the quote leader of the pro putin way of my party. because you know, if you're actively questioning america's military strategy and ukraine now, well then here with why am i guess that means that most of all is to then since a quincy institute poll last month, found that 57 percent of americans want washington to engage in diplomacy with russia immediately, even if it means making compromises with moscow. now romanians defense minister vacillate dang, who also said that the way to peace for ukraine is through negotiations with russia . and now he has resigned over those remarks just a week later, citing quote, an inability to collaborate with romanian president. klaus, your highness,

whose commander in chief of the army. now here are these controversial remarks that he said the would continue. and the only chance that you coin has, especially to end the war. the only chance for peace may be negotiations. negotiations with russia that was enough to spark a resignation. really is cancel culture coming for people who merely advocate for peace and diplomacy now. but despite continued efforts to shore up public opinion in favor of feuilly continued conflict in ukraine by multiplying these kind of events like this one in zagreb, seems like calls for the escalation piece are growing. nonetheless. an international conference on rebuilding ukraine has been held in berlin with by the european commissions president times the german chancellor, announcing times to financially support k as for decades. that is why we get here today to discuss how to insure and how to sustain the financing of the recovery,

reconstruction and modernization of your dream for years and decades to come. so that's what it is. what is a stake here? nothing less than creating a new marshal plan for the 21st century. a generational task that must begin now. and i'm working with our member states that the union could support ukraine with up to 1500000000 years every month of the war, which would be in some round about 18000000000 euros in 2023. germany's chancellor has also promised that the countries companies will.