ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] with here we go and add and break or integrate region funny region through the end of bloody 2 year conflict that has resulted in a humanitarian disaster. with india says i have no moral concerns about buying oil from russia. as mostly because of south asian countries, largest supply of the commodity. ah,

hello. well, the girl international broke off in life from moscow is just part of the hour. i'm glad you could join us. i'm around to mommy. let's take a look at the top story to this hour. the u. n. has warmly welcomed russia's decision to rejoin the black sea grain export deal. ships carrying ukrainian grain have already crossed almost straight fully into this present adeline's announcement that the un broker deal was being resumed. or no one praise the leaders of russia and ukraine for resolving the problem said experts would go with good to be in provisions african countries as a priority foreign concerns in that regard from moscow. meanwhile, russia's present person has underlined that if you find, once again violates the agreements, russia will instead deliver grain to countries in need on its own for free. but i see as to laser said, we pro russia reserves the right to withdraw from the agreement. if it is violated

by ukraine, in that case, russia will still be ready to deliver to impoverished countries for free the same amount of grade the ukraine would have provided. western media allots have been quick to attack roses, re commitment to the grania accusing person, present of having not actually wanted to quit in the 1st place, ukraine's leaders, and as he said, the agreement was being held captive to quote russian blackmail. as he doubled down on the importance of western support for his country persecution, personal digital rushes, blackmail has not lot to anything previously rashaw demand that security guarantees from the u ass. now after 8 months. so the so called special duration is the mon and such guarantees from ukraine. this shows both the failure of the russian aggression and how strong we are when we remain united. this will. so i've mounted jack ross was an economic and political affairs professors and my,

his college in california. thanks a lot for journia. so now you came prisoners, he have guarantee that he won't, is the mazda in cordele to conduct a tax. but that was in the initial agreement, right, where before you crane violated it, do you think rather than putting his show in too much trust, that he will actually uphold the side of the deal this time? well, there are several issues here. one of the issue is this grade we're supposed to go to the mediterranean to port or a countries in africa in asia. in this what i understand that i've seen is that only 4 percent of it actually went in that direction. 96, i went to western europe at a higher price. so that's one issue i think behind all this. another issue of course is are the ukrainians using the empty, if the ships are coming to their ports to carry, you know,

military supplies and so forth. i think that's one of the reasons why russia pulled out, and then of course the un hold out for one day and everyone got involved and i think they gave some assurances that they're going to check the bottoms of being shipped better. no, no, no one was really checking them apparently whether it was a, you know, turkey or the un. and of course i think grade was taken advantage of that. so that's a 2nd issue year. i mean, if a potent really wanted to blackmail, why would he turn around in 24 hours in agree, again, that must have been something communicated to him that you know, gave him some assurance that more rain would go to poor countries and that there would be better inspections of the empty ships? i think that's more likely. so we, when we talk about sunny the grain getting to african countries, in fact, i present vitamin put in half said on a number of cases. and if i'm not getting the grain to africa,

i want to send that free myself. that aside on that, we have security concerns as well. i mean, do we have guarantors that when this deal was originally pattened, that perhaps the un would inspect the ships? are they not inspect dealerships? well, it appears they weren't initially. i think they're probably going to do it now. because you and turkey were involved with the discussions with russia. and i think both of them gave some kind of assurances and going forward, but a position as well. let's see. let's see if you really do it or not. and then of course, is the, i don't know how true the issue is, but there's some discussion that somehow the convoys were used as cover to target russian ships in the black sea. i don't know whether that's true or not. sure, that's fair enough for 5 to 7 we've been, we any, see the reports and of course, ripple on what we see, that we've seen positive reactions from the un and,

and the u. s. to russia, rejoining the deal that you think that, that they could have pressure from here to provide security guarantees, though, i mean the lens he seems to be seen also on this high holes of like, you know, if i rush, it seems to be trying to blackmail though the west of the world by stopping and starting, but really, i mean, what's running behind all this pressure from keith? well, you know, i don't know how much those are just he can, can assure anything i, you know, i don't think he's totally in control. he could say that they'll provide guarantees, no military equipment will be shipped, but, you know, i kind of think the number of people underneath of them will be what, what they want anyway. no, i don't think he can guarantee anything. i think the un has to inspect the ship either before it leaves or you know, on the way to the port and turkey, you know,

can play that role to, to really assure you know, that it's really just shipping grain. that's probably why i put the little skeptical, whether it will hold or not. all right, we'll see now that we've got the both sides are going to be so resigning this deal . i believe later on in november. is there a question of whether the deal is going to be prolonged? it looks like it will be what your thoughts. well, you know, it all depends what happens now in november, not just in terms of the shipping convoys, but you know, also what else happens. you know, in ukraine, between now and november, end of november, i presume you're talking about because it is november already. and electron happened in 4 weeks. i think a lot probably will happen 4 weeks. so it's hard to say whether they'll continue it or not. all right, jack, always a pleasure to do so. thank you so much for joining us here on c was me against you

. no doubt. they say say, well, my pleasure. oh, i'm moving on. the cleaning conflict has a depleted us weapons inventory is creating opportunities for composition from other arms. it is, in fact, south korea appears to be increasing its own arms and supports the european market with expectations of outpacing washington's deals. south korea has become the worlds fastest growing player in weapons sales with this on expected to be equivalent to 10000000000 dollars this year. that's a so and to the european weapons market with a contract of $5800000000.00 struck with poland to provide hundreds of korean tanks and broke it launches to the nato country. former you are a us marine corps intelligence officers with us as poland may have turned to south korea because washington didn't live up to publish expectations. poland was

asked to give up. some of its so he had era equipment, t 72 tanks and other your combat capability a to ukraine on the expectation that the polar would receive modern tanks and as a replacement to pull and was hoping for the in one up abrams tank. and this was not forthcoming. so what poland is doing is taking matters into their own hands. going to south korea who produces a tank. that is the equivalent of the m one. we're, we're not in a position to replace the soviet era equipment that we've asked of many european nations to pride to ukraine. so i think you can start looking to south korea to get the, some of these weapons that they've been seeking. main o u. s. island land in the alarm of the europe thing to south korea farms. the south korean president also shed plans for his country during the will, full weapons supplies. as for the county, they weapons exports. the u. s. the outlook is nath bright finance, massive,

expensive giveaway to heave the united states has supplied ukraine with thousands of javelins, but the u. s. inventory is dwindling. the united states has probably given about one 3rd of its stock to ukraine. thus, the united states is approaching the point where it must reduce transfers to maintain sufficient stop pulse for its own war plans. u. s. defense industry is now more focused on trying to make up for the significant amount of equipment that the united states is transferred to ukraine and replacing us stocks. we have been providing ukraine with ammunition that's being expended at war time rates, but we have any pre start production. and what this means is we've been dipping into our war time reserves to supply ukraine to the point where we no longer have enough ammunition to last more than a few weeks of sustain combat. ah,

well not as bring you the latest from eastern africa. now the ethiopian government and the rest of the northern t j reason have agreed to truth falling lengthy pistols in south africa. locations began last week off of the ethiopian army caption, several major towns. i'm a previously held by a local insurgent group. of these caribou, the subtler reports, what has been 8 days of a new african union lead negotiations. negotiations which can only be described as intense because it took this long for us to get the 1st step towards what will be many steps to what's piece. but the 2 warring 5 in this conflict that's been mostly concentrated around the northern region of if you are in the t grey region. hey, finally agreed to peace. and among some of the agreements that have been made is

that there will be a cessation of hostilities. there is an agreement to dis, um, both sides and also to restore services and also the public services. but here's the thing that was not mentioned by both parties in this, in negotiation and, and what indeed has come an agreement. there was no mention of the retreat and government. they have been the foreign forces fighting alongside the federal government of ethiopia. and they have not been mentioned at all with regard to this and they have been fighting the theory of government from the northern parts of the border with eritrea. and without territory, a one can only wonder if these indeed will hold. so there was the elephant inside the room if i made this will. this will effectively give an opportunity to if your p and, and especially a t great kids to be able to go to school,

to be able to access humanitarian aid. and the dangled carrot in front of the if you can, government was really the fact that if you will be a, is case strength and america use their position to, to say to them that you will not have access to any international is the true tional funding and the cash reserves in the situation in the country or of i have been so bad that people have been saying that if you'll be as less than a months worth of cash reserve. but as, as this situation goes on, this is a hopeful sign for the 1st type of piece, but it should be a 1st step in what will be many 1st steps we heard from an ethiopian based conference analyst. it says that foreign to various, particularly from the us, has have any weight upon the region. the whole of africa region has been a very intense interest flow, particularly for the united states, a regional interest,

as well as the and global had your money interest. so be the peace talks have been marked by external interference and external interest. despite the fact that they had been government wanted to come to a peaceful conclusion and peaceful end of the conflict on the west still wants to maintain some control and how he gemini. and that has been a point of contention between the western powers and many countries. in the region, eritrea and indeed york and so on and so forth. so the interest of the people is clear, the interest of if you get the, if you can government and people interact, everybody wants peace except to those parties. so my, my message to those parties is let the people work on their own piece. allows them to come together and find a way to establish a lasting peace in ethiopia, in the horn of africa. origin. as long as there is the meddling of outside forces,

as we have seen in, in yemen, i've seen, we have seen in livia. the outcome is not going to be good to hear. now, as russia has become the largest supply oil to india last month, russia to live in old time, high of 22 percent of total crude imports of the world's 2nd country. but now us media out of man has been questioning the morality of the supplies. there was a mo, compensate with buying washing. oh absolutely none, absolutely none. we were moder duty to our consumers. we will buy oil gas from when we can get it in. there has been pressured by the us numerous times in recent bilateral meetings to and it's neutrality and join the west and te, russian sanctions. back in june, the u. s. energy. and we also need to lead to cut down on his purchases from russia . but india has been underlining that it will buy what it needs for its national

economic development. the i n s has said recently the in the is on its way to becoming the wilson 3rd largest economy emitted sky rocketing economy growth. india has already overtaken the u. k am currently in 5th place. the south asian nation is russia's 2nd largest oil x full market behind china. as western entities avoid deals with moscow and the bulk of russia supplies go eastward. we heard from a new deli base economy who says that by purchasing the commodity from russia, india is simply putting its own interest ahead of those of western powers is an independent country with a very independent foreign policy. we are now a nation that can define a foreign policy and we have our own bilbury embedded in. so that is absolutely

no question about now dying. anybody do any country at all? and we will only act in our national interest. and that's what india dance has been across, we government, and that's what india stands is going to be across a future. so no, india is a country rich, expecting more and more people to join the middle and high income groups as we grow another, you know, data that has come out is that the number of people learning more than $35000.00. but here is going to grow 5 forward in india. and if we are looking at that group, we are looking at becoming a $5000000.00 economy. then we need to have an independent foreign policy and we need to procure all sorts of resources that we can well now is bring you the latest from the ukraine, conflicts and energy infrastructure objects in the core, in

a city of cleveland. rogue has been hit by kamikaze drone leaving several areas without water and electricity, according to local authorities. now meanwhile, an article missile strikes targeted mr. building with no injuries reported explosions, have also been reported the heard in the city of nichol life and russian halves on a region where there are forties have just completed evacuations from dangerous areas. along with the nipple river, 18 missiles will report to the launch for the cranial forces in one day. the majority of them were intercepted by russian air defense systems. the deputy head of the region earlier reported on this repulsion of this equation attack. and in those city local authorities report at least 3 civilians killed from ukraine, sharing officials, state native supplies artillery was used in the strike on civilian areas. they added that a children's hospital was also hit, but no casualties have been reported there. now he's

a roman foster of such as this report from the dusk republic we are on the outskirts of the city of genette square, the sounds of war, our content and images like these are absolutely everywhere this house was destroyed by ukrainian rocket on tuesday. thankfully there were no injuries here right now we can still hear the sounds of shelling. the front line is a mere kilometer away from where we are. these people are right now saving the remainder of their belongings. their dream, his for this conflict to be over as soon as possible, so they can find the live peaceful lives. barely brilliant felicity,

elcuro chipped the 1st shell, flew over the 2nd, flew over to the 3rd fowl. well, you can see for yourself what happened. the roof was broken, the kitchen was smashed, nothing left of the fence. you know what i'm tired of all this. my nerves can't take it off, you do something, they destroy everything every time. so why do anything? is the same for every one here. someone's house was destroyed. some one was killed . it's unbearable to feel good, you know skim that. what we're refugees, we live in hostels. we live anywhere we can talk. everyone wants to go home and see at least something we are told what's to see there. everything is destroyed, only stones are lasted, but it's our home. it belongs to you and no one knows how everything will turn out in the future. civilian casualties here in donnette scans in the rest of the dentist republic continued to mount on a daily basis as ukrainian nationalist continues showing residential areas of the nest people's republic from on cost for. if archie don't ask

the candidates online video platform rumble has bronze access all french uses of the paris demand in the company sense of russian uses, such as archie, france and sputnik like helen musk. i won't move our goalpost for any foreign government. rumble will turn off france entirely. france isn't material to us and we will challenge the legality of this demand. so francis now trying to tell outlets operating in allied countries like canada and the u. s. what they can and can't do on their own platforms. this decision will not have a material effect on our business, as france represents less than one percent of our users. the french people, however, will lose access to a wide range of rumble content because of these government demands, boss. he compared his actions to those of elan muss, who has been waging a battle against censorship on various fronts. must said that of him march that he was asked to block russia, news sources on his starlight satellite network and reply quote. we will not do so unless at gunpoint, sorry to be

a free speech. absolutist democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a u. s. government investigation into must own twitters financial participation from saudi arabia, which is the platform 2nd largest. interesting that no one seem to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influence actual policy makers in washington. and that cash conveniently didn't have any particular color or censorship until musk took over vowing to callback censorship. now suddenly this us official is dragging out the old for an interference hammered use against him. french president, emmanuel michael, was asked recently in an interview with french state media about russian media outlets remaining accessible in france through online platforms like rumble, for instance. and he vote the states russian media bonnie efforts. and he said quote,

were using the informational weapon. so it sounds like michael is admitting that censorship is being used as a weapon when french and you officials block access to narratives in details that run counter their own. sounds like the public's right to be fully informed to make up their own minds about what's going on in the world, is the shut off as collateral damage. and you know, i can't what they did if this was a foreign country doing this kind of repressive censorship. they pretty much be demanding. raheem changed by now. space x, her laws, his 1st falcon heavy rocket in 3 is that of a classified man. she payloads, the us faithfuls, the heavy lift rock. there is a low must renshaw than this. marks is full of trip to space earlier. our correspondent don quota told my colleague, roy sushi more about the story. this is the 1st space ex, launch of a falcon heavy rocket and over 3 years. and it's also simultaneously,

interestingly enough, the 1st classified launch, the 1st classified operation of the u. s. space force ever. and this was a branch of the military that was established under the previous administration of donald trump. so what does this operation entail? well, it's experimental us satellites carrying classified payloads on the back of you on the most rocket at the behest of the pentagon. this something that surprised a lot of people actually, especially because your mask has garnered somewhat of a negative reputation among people in the west and especially ukrainian officials recently because he suggested that maybe key will have to give up some of its territorial claims for the sake of peace in the ukraine conflict, canada, it does seem that this big, heavy launch dawn that this fall can launch its almost been lost or upstaged by other news regarding your mosque these days. right, right. i would say this event coincided very conveniently with mosques, by up of twitter for eli mosque himself actually because it was just after all last

week that he bought the company and the media mainly covered the fact that there were reports that he wanted to fire 3 fourths of twitter staff, this is something that he rejected later. there was also a lot of hype around the fact that he entered twitters headquarters the day before the bye up with the kitchen sink and then posted a video of that on twitter itself, saying that people should let that sink in. but also, just after you almost took control of twitter, these state media labels began to show up on relevant ukrainian accounts as well. these were state media affiliated labels previously only existed on really accounts of questions the way the western mainstream narrative, russian accounts, chinese accounts, arraignment, accounts, etc. so it really seems like all this in combination kind of drowned out the fact that mosque was doing the errands of the pentagon on the side. let's go to the hold . the starling satellite story. we know the mosque pretty much in the start of the conflict and ukraine has been supplying. i don't even know how many of these things

absolutely. frontline and center in the conflict. they're being used by nato and other members to support ukraine. take us into the star like starling. you'd say argument because he had a disagreement with a d o. d didn't be that's right. actually this, everything we just spoke about in connection to the star link situation is actually giving a lot of people the impression that he's trying to play both sides of this conflict because must was actually labeled pro russian by a lot of ukrainian officials after he said that he should perhaps give up its claim on crimea. and he also mentioned that these referendums, in these former ukrainian territories, that recently became part of russia might have signified that these territories actually want to be part of russia. but then at the same time, last month, going back to star link must said he would not shut off the star link satellite system, even if the department of defense refuse to pay for it. this is something that must wanted the department of defense to do because apparently the company was having trouble keeping up the infrastructure. but let's not forget this. starling system

is something that the ukrainian military uses and by and large, 4th communications. and it's lead a lot of ukrainian officials to consider mosque one of the country's top donors, top supporters. so like i said, this is really leading a lot of people to feel to think that must just trying to sit on both sides of the fence here. we heard from my, who read phil, who thinks the secret payler probably has something to do with surveillance satellites. it's not so secret if they're publicizing it, is it? so they're trying to suggest that, you know, there's something going on here that we were not supposed to know about. and likewise that it shows that mosque has this insider position with the, with the government. and it's able to conduct, you know, clandestine operations for them. i believe it has to do with satellites and things like this surveillance satellites, mostly. so it, but it's hard to say exactly what this is about because it's supposedly secret. and

we're told this is classified. was the same time we're told it's classified. it's very interesting conundrum. when he's placed in, we're but basically intelligence from the pentagon. so this is, eli must really working for the establishment, which is not surprising. i mean, this is him, him playing both sides of the fence and certainly while he's criticizing us policy in ukraine, he's at the same time working for the pentagon. the u. s. has the last 1000 china claims that beijing is not sufficiently engaging in nuclear. so who the washington off the beijing vowed to strengthen is a tonic us know trying to position so far has been. thank you. we're not interested and engaging in these arms control talks at all call when you have a different topic to discuss is that essentially

a reasonable summation of their position at this point i have been and that's sort of surprising. they have the same obligations, we're pressing them to engage us bilaterally. we're now at the 60 anniversary of the cuban missile crisis. we don't need to repeat that to know that we need to be at the table, having conversations with each other. the recently issued u. s. defense strategy as a china is a substantial threat to us national security. washington has also his beijing of increasing tensions in the asia pacific region, while undermining us alliances. china has drug market those claims saying that ground the speculation and using the u. s. of most you postering in the region may have on the bottom. in the report, the us side speculated arbitrarily and blatantly tailored and nuclear deterrent strategy against china. we advise the u. s. side to abandon the cold war mentality and hedge a monic logic. adopt

a rational and responsible nuclear policy. what are the concerns not unfounded? the u. s. report the power to deploy several nuclear k b 52 bombers in northern australia made good intentions over the island of ty, one that says washington has pledged support for independence. movement of the island in the south china sea, which being considered it sovereign territory. we heard from nelson, long vice chairman of the shanghai center of international studies who insist that china is not the one story of tensions in the region. china has its own agenda for china, has never been, you know, have any history of colonizing other countries or certainly other countries. everything that china has develop the terms of nuclear weapons. it's all national defense. patients in the asia pacific region has been