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your headlines right now here we're not international. as moscow warns, the un broker grain export deal is unlikely to remain feasible without roger's involvement. requesting a un security council meeting for monday following a large scale ukrainian rhona tap the head of the e u central buying. it says all time high inflation in the euro's own has come out of nowhere, but essentially blames the russian president for it. also ahead for you is government funding. so just from the north and to take great region to hold their highest level peace told since a devastating war erupted that nearly 2 years ago with just breaching 5 pm on monday. here in moscow. this is our t international. it's just so good to have you with us today. moscow says that the

un brokered grain export deal is unlikely to remain feasible without russia's involvement. that's off the ukraine, and toki agreed to continue with the arrangement despite moscow pulling out in response to a recent large scale ukrainian drone attack on russian ships. a key of an anchor of put in place a transit plan for 16 cargo ships. as we understand, one of them has already been granted passage off to security inspections. russia is clear that guarantees security is impossible. such a deal is hardly realizable and acquires unsafe prospects. the conflict is aggravated with the actions from the ukrainian side. they were going to break the deal. they were going to undermine confidence in the security that was previously guaranteed member. and so moscow has requested a un security council meeting to be held monday, following allegations that the ukrainian forces used drones in a drone attacker. it was used basically by manipulating the maritime grain corridor

cover, rushes, defense ministry size. the intelligence obtained from the wreckage of the drones used in the strike shows a path of travel through the lanes originating from the port city of odessa. latino, i don't know, court has been taking a much closer look at the well conflicting attitude. one might say, towards the issue of the great deal. and the most recent developments around it outrage among western liter says russia holds compliance with a un agreement that was supposed to secure grain deliveries for countries in dire need. it's purely outrageous, it's going to increase to evasion. there's no merit to what they're doing. the un negotiated the deal, and there should be the end of it. brushes decision to suspend participation in the black sea deal puts at risks the main export route of much needed grain and fertilizers to address the global food crisis caused by its war against ukraine. the e u urges russia to revert its decision, but listening to just one side of things doesn't provide the whole story for months

now. rush has warned that the grain corridor deal would be untenable if the west and especially kiev didn't hold up their end of the bargain. and what happened this week? a drone attack on russian ships defending the grain corridor, allegedly carried out by ukraine with the help of british intelligence. taking into account the act of terrorism, committed by the key of regime with the participation of british experts on october 29th this year against the ships of the black sea fleet and the civil vessels involved in the security. the grain corridor, the russian sy suspends its participation in the implementation of the agreements on the export of agricultural products from the ukrainian ports. although ukraine's leadership hasn't confirmed or denied involvement. and the attack key of did to find the time to accuse russia of blackmail for its decision to suspend the agreement. but this recent attack is not the only reason moscow decided to back out, steal has gone to high income countries. only about 3 percent has gone to places like some odd come as no surprise that russia thinks it's outrageous to be

criticized for suspending a deal that isn't washington's reaction to the terrorist attack on the port of savannah. i suppose truly outrageous. this half craning authorities, as for the, we would like to remind you of our repressed, of all to countries in need. instead, however, a good half of all developed countries for summer sent went to e u countries. these are not the states that are experiencing a seal problem with food, taking into account that russia has been and remains a reliable partner and is ready to provide the world with the necessary ready to supply the poorest country brain, free of charge. words with action has already led to moscow drawing wider conclusions about the future of cooperation with the west. it is completed without the participation of the effective international control of supplies to the countries in real need. russia ships are attacked as they attempt to defend the agreed upon corridor. the west essentially turns the deal into

a grain import scheme and russia as the bad guy for suspending the deal. the logic here is questionable to say the least will, despite the western countries sounding the alarm of a global food crisis over 6000000 tons of ukrainian gray and went to the developed countries from august talked with this year that's according to the united nations . and that while the nation is facing extreme hunger received only around a 5th of that, just over a 1000000 tons of grade and weight. and that number less than half a 1000000 tons went to the poorest countries in africa. barley m, i called a unit, neil discussed the grain crisis and a recent events that have been shaping the world with a head of the bricks. international forum, niema, i'm not here in the studio. ford security is very important. a show for wired. and recently we saw that in sheila it was a cd food crisis, the producer and some water. and they are supplying too many countries. but doing

sanctions this deal is very become very important because in july you do negotiation with united nation 30. it was decided that the $218.00 ships will go to the united nations security council. and from there they did. but now this is saying that few couple of days before they don't attack on our ship in creamier. so they suspended the dean and it is i thing that to which countries are in need. they should think this need, it should not restored by united nation. we're downs. so need is important security . so i hope the nation is stake is the right. and it should be transferred to the needy countries for people who need it the most. get it 1st. yeah. you mentioned

that you could asian and african nations know clearly realizing that the importance of her own resources which the west has wanted for quite some time. i will this realization change international business, the global picture as a whole. just, you know, western countries utilize their natural resources in multiple fords. ok. and now they're having scarcity of the natural resources like the observing that in london, a nerdy guy is, is happening and new people are not able to pay the electricity bill. so this kind of crisis i'd happening because they don't have natural resources. so they are depending on other countries like russia, and so it'd be in countries. so this is very important. this important to alliances need to work in proper shape

and other months. another record annual inflation in europe has reached a new old time. hi. this is tober, it's nearly 11 percent across the entire european unblocked energy is the biggest component, hope the inflation, but food prices are also rising fast. i mean, while the european central bank chief said the record breaking increases came out of nowhere, but she knows where to put the play. inflation has just pretty much come about from nowhere. we had been fighting deflation. and then as a result of very speedy recovery, plus the energy crisis caused by mister put it was decided in an unjustifiable way to invade another country. yes. and to put it, you know enough, kale lost a lot of chaos. yes. yeah, and that's what he's trying to do as well as to cause kills and to destroy as much of europe as he can. no one force the union to sanction its own energy supply. bam . take that. couldn't remember that?

well, it blew up right in their faces. the, you broke up with russia committed, howard curie for ukraine by jumping straight off a cliff with a citizenry strapped with back. and this is all such blatant nonsense from log cabin. it's quite frankly, there for someone in her position with her background because long before christine gammon was made president of the european central bank. she was french, a connie minister, under a former french president equinox acquisition made. so she would have had to look no further than the website of the french central bank bank default, with which she intimately familiar and which pointed out in october 2021. that inflation had quote, risen sharply from the start of that year. the boat this call attributed that inflation, which had already had a 13 year high a year ago to quote tensions between supply and demand following the reopening of the world economy. in other words, the heavy handedness of european union and world western leaders in micromanaging

everything during the cold crisis. having a stimulus checks like hallow, candy, it all completely deregulated their economy. now the front central bank also sites quote, energy transition policy. so basically, europe ideological push towards green energy as a factor that would cause the price of high carbon energy like gas and fuel to rise well into the future. again, they said that last year like this now try to absorb western release of any responsibility for their self make crisis by blaming russian president vladimir putin. and here's how she describes them. and he had this sort of flashing freezing eyes. so that's why i'm saying that just just terrifying aspect about him. anybody who is behaving in that way has to be driven by evil forces. just terrifying, not quite as terrifying as some of la galvan policies and those of her colleagues,

but try she might like out. it is not likely to fool the average citizen who is well aware that their bill went up long before the conflict in ukraine. and they still keep rising with inflation now at 10.7 percent across the e. u. so here are some, both from palermo, italy explaining how they're coping. i don't think so feeling though money. if you leave the house with one price and return the next day and it's another every day changes. so if you go shopping with a plan and end up with you or i, tim thing you expect it, i only buy the necessity. serrano but at everything seems strange to me when i see the exponential increase in prices, i realize that transport costs have risen, and as a result, prices have risen. but not to such an extent. in my opinion, a bigger number goes up a little light gas and spending all rise day by day. is there anyone who can live on the minimum pension as it is? how do you keep going like this? when i miss you wonder la garza and her colleagues even here these people, brussels engineered this,

this crisis and just keeps tinkering with it. she had interest rates 3 quarters of a percentage point yet again last week in an effort to break inflation. and that despite some block opposition concerned about the impact on growth, as long as the e. u is blindly willing to keep doing whatever the us wants, washington's own interests, 1st and foremost, while it's citizens are destined to suffer while they're elite, just keep trying to shift the blame. it looks like. well, meanwhile, low some of washington's plans to combat soaring inflation, or actually rubbing european nations up the roadway. the white house was encouraging u. s. consumers to buy american when it comes to electric cars. but that's prompted sweden to sound the alarm over market fairness. we will do what we can to improve relations between the e u in the united states. at the same time, there are some elements in the inflation reduction act that are worrying and they are not compliant with the world trade organization rules. hello,

stockholders are joining paris and berlin and sharing concern over the us inflation reduction act. a new law that offers tax cuts and energy benefits to companies that invest on us soil and incentivize us consumers to think made in america when it comes to buying cars. a france and germany have said the e u compromise idle in the face of the new u. s. measures and naturally should hit back if washington refuses to budge. the french president emanuel macaroni has already cold for a by european act to protect regional car make his will let slide more with economist and political commentator talk to ica, hama, now joining us live here on the monday program on auto international. very well. welcome to you, so always great to see you. so if you would, the us inflation reduction act, would you just melt it down for us? what does it mean? what's the plan? does it make sense? well, the reduction of the inflation is some sod, hypocritical. why?

because the u. s. has expanded the money supply for the last 10 years, like never before in history. and if you expand the money supply, but you don't expand the goods and services to you, you produce, then at the crisis will. right? and this is what we will see as inflation. so what are, what are they trying to do now? because the biden and the people want to be reelected, or they don't want to lose the midterm elections. they asked the federal reserve to do something to get the prices down. so what they did is they tried to crash the markets to take the demand from the goods and services from producer goods and services. so what we are seeing is a pretty not summing up plan, and in the end it will, everything will blow around. now that years we will be the biggest

financial crisis in history. we have seen all or before you go there before you go the and i always love the way you go, but i kind of put on the brakes for a 2nd. everyone. everyone is suffering high inflation these days right now. it wouldn't, wouldn't such an act that the, the us inflation reduction act, if it works, wouldn't it make sense? don't you think? well, what is what is worse for the people to lose their jobs and to have a little less inflated prices or have inflated prices and still have their jobs? this is the big question. so what they're doing now, they're crushing the economy and trying to, to try to reduce the price is no, the easy way would be just to stop the top of politics of cutting off the supply chains. sanchez with russia touches with china such as with other countries,

and this would reviews the prices and what they could do to they could take the money off the financial industry, their buddies, and take the money off the financing history that wouldn't harm the real economy at all anymore, and this is exactly what we saw as donald trump, and he's under his presidency and it's work as we saw, but be biden. and his people have different people to serve and they have different ways. i love how you use the term sabotaged politics. i'm going to have to steal that from you for future use. i think um, but i want to ask you to talk to how much you make. i mentioned about separate separate us politics, the supply chain disruptions as well. the dyna stan, i just read a report that in america they only have enough diesel left for one week. and you talk about supply chain destruction to the massive transport energy crisis. just about to dawn in the united states, what do you thing talk about? what do you think about the, the, by the european act that's being promoted by the french president, i guess, to,

to counter washington's actions? is it a good idea? could that just take off a trade war? do you think? well, it is a step towards the trade war, but this all doesn't make sense. you just have to supply well products and buy some times in the german car industry. i mean, the somewhat dodging the best cars in the world and say, please buy, buy your b for my call. it just me please buy french cars who are not the best, but please buy them. and some of the german, better cars, and don't buy the american tesla cars. i mean, this whole doesn't make sense. so the better way would be to get into a fair market game again, as we had withdrawn a problem before. yes, worth talk. yes, it was competition and everybody respected that every nation or every conglomerate of nation budget you all the united states have their own interest and

they defeating the interest. but they are competing with each other and not playing by pool. this is, this is just it, isn't it competing with each other and essentially not being mutually beneficial when it comes to what should be mutually beneficial contracts of energy negotiation . but i wanted to ask you, you know, some people are saying, europe's being, europe is being de industrialized right now. some people are saying the economy is almost forcibly being thrown down the drink. do you, do you foresee any further potential future divides between the politics of europe and the politics of washington? ave best friends as they like to say? well, our elite in europe are best friends of the us, but not friends at all of the european people. and we saw this when we are on the lie proclaims, but she is a big fan of the great reset program from the both ali gar group in from the world

to go nomic forum. who said we want to crash the fossil fuel based economy. and then we want to build up something new, what we don't really know what it will be, what we do, we just build something up and us that we just leave crash 1st, the european economy. and by the way, the u. s. is going to germany and asking german companies to move over to us. and with the, with the thing that they say we supply you with cheap and you see fossil fuel energy. so this is, this is in my and this is a plan. the reset plan to d under, through industrialized europe to and to make, to force the companies over to the us, to in re industrialize us on the costs of europe. and this is just betrayed. this is treason, economist and political comment at a dr. hammer. it's always good to have you on the show here. appreciate your time.

thank you. thank you much. thank you for joining us here. we're now to international that's getting out of the lakers from the ukraine conflict of the city center of the don't ask the republics capital has come under heavy shutting by keeps troops that according to the local officials, as we understand a number of residential buildings have been damaged with some of them set on fire. officials claim your crime with using nato artillery in that densely populated area . let's more learn more should say no question about your correspondence in the region and don't yet sco romano culture ref. i know you have the details, bring us up to speed or a man. what do you know? oh, well, we are one of the locations right now. that was a struck by the ukranian a military. now this is a residential building. you can see that some multiple apartments here have been destroyed, not people. are there work in trying to salvage or their belongings now, according to local authorities, at least a 6 shells from multiple

a rocket launch. systems have a landed day here in this and very densely populated area. now, according to local officials are also they said that they could have used also cluster munition. and they said that because take a look at these are craters. there are several craters like this. everywhere, that means that the rocket exploded above ground and created all of these craters. that means, according to the criminalists were working here a little bit earlier, has had cluster munition could have been used now cluster ammunition, his designs inflict maximum damage to infrastructure and to people's wall. now thankfully, no one was wounded here by the way of this building. this is where my camera man lives or lives up to this point because obviously right now we're going to move away and fly into the another

a place to live. perhaps you'll spend this night at my apartment, but there's quite a lot of damage. take a look at this said tree right here. now, one sir, the rocket, the land that here, the building was caught on fire. ah, now the firefighters have already put the blazer out, but there's also, you can see of gas pipelines now. they were damaged. but here her as well, and her people her, those who have a relatives who live nearby, but will now move on to live. well with them for a while until this place gets us fixed. now, it's not a complete loss of the building, but you can see the apartments here have been destroyed once again. thankfully, no one was hurt. however, a multiple areas are multiple districts in the nest are still under flyer now as we speak. and so for local authorities,

i say that at least 3 people have been wounded in the nets, on monday alone. now in other cities of the dentist people's, ah republic, there were other people who does it as well. thankfully, no fatalities up to this point. however, information is still coming in as multiple areas of the nest people's republic is still there still under fire from the ukrainian nationalist. suddenly, if you can hear it, but we can hear the sounds of shilling awe from, from far away, we are in a sensor of the city, or at the moment sir. recently ukraine have been at sar, getting the center of the nest, very densely populated area. ah, he can see people of course sir, they are devastated, trying to close the windows. all the windows, most of the windows have been blown out. that's so far. that's all from me who still have

a very long evening ahead of us as we are going to pack up our things and move to a different place. all right, our reminder, appreciate it. we'll see you soon. thanks for that. now the russian minister defense has said that a command post and energy infrastructure systems across ukraine have been successfully hit in precision strikes. that includes kia, apparently cutting off electricity, and leaving 80 percent of his residence though without mains water. that's according to the mayor authorities, india, 2nd largest city of hardcopy se power infrastructure has been hit bare as well, temporary, disabling the underground transport system. and a huge play of smoke was seen arising in the ukrainian controlled city of r, o g, with russian authorities stating a power substation near a sprawling hydro electric plant has been targeted. according to multiple reports, the cities electrical supply has been at least partially disrupted. while the unverified footage here showing now the column of smoke rising,

they are another hydro electric power station in the china. now jordan of it, ski region, damage to energy infrastructure in the area was confirmed by ukrainian officials antigens. republic for at least one person has been killed off the ukrainian fault, his target into a hotel in the city of jeff, according to officials. authorities said that the troops used us supplied high miles, multiple rocket launchers to attack those buildings. oh well it is good to have you with us to day if you appears government and insurgents from the rest of the northern to gray region of held the highest level talk yet aimed at ending 2 years of a civil war. his r r t africa correspondence cut a bullet that the last thing by radio violence, from the organizers of this piece talks as it were, that a you the african union that it has been a really mom with regards to details in any progress,

but forces with insight knowledge say that the talks will have to be extended because as it currently is, there is no announcement and there is no sensation of possibilities. and that's what they're really working towards. and the sources say that we might have a light agreement in terms of that, but as we currently know, the situation on the ground in ethiopia, the conflict is very much carrying on. and another voice that has emerged that really wants to be part of a solution. going forward is the heart of people, as you know, if your p r is really separated along ethnic lines. and when the prime minister of ethiopia came into power, he really looked at centralizing the power and dismantling the ethnic structure of ethiopia. but ted has not been met with with welcome him from everyone,

especially the t p. i left the t grade people's liberation front. a very important call with regards to the situation in ethiopia is the lack of representation from eritrea, which has also said it is true to fight alongside the troops of the ethiopian federal government. aaron tree will from power and i said that it really came into the assistance of prime minister the argument and it really pushed back on some of the games that were made initially in the fight. the fight that started in november 2020 in the tpl. i've had really made significant grounds. and the other point when we were 100 kilometers away from the capital, addis ababa. but that is not where we now through the help was eritrea. the federal government of the d. o. b, o is able to push back on those and as we speak, the federal government is now in control of major cities and towns in the t gray

region. and they look like b have the upper hand with regards to the war playing itself out. and one can only wonder how that hand plays itself out during the peace negotiation. i'd catabolic heartily wrapping up this ours are used cars from moscow and ask you to always so good to have your company. thank you for joining us here. are 2 years across telegram gab odyssey, of course our website, amazon dot com, is standing by for you. any time you're ready, ah,

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