a global, i'm sure yours about how she took on my job is to provide you with a picture of a while ago. but could you have those feel good? i'm not a good person. i'm still shocked. i can't believe this is really happening. the main thing is that we finally returned home. thank god. an emotional with moscow and key of conduct, another prisoner swap. exchanging on jan 7 captured soldiers each. some of the russian troops described their experiences in captivity. those 3 months were living help the forest disabled soldiers, no legs to do, sit ups. i saw some guys killed in live wolf show their legs. they were swollen from beating under the people gather outside to help fill in pockets. done to show support for for the p,

a wrong card was wounded in an assassination attempt. washington excludes the struggling west african nation of the quino fossil from a trade deal, because he says there's not enough democracy that says locals facing and devastating jobs. insurgency, say they need a helping hand to survive, and you probably won't be from the west where to learn from our partner. yeah, we're under the pressure of terrorists, and we do have a right to choose who we want to work with this unit in, nate. so as members state the kia says it won't allow sweden and finland into the block until they fulfill certain demands, despite the pressure from the alliance and leadership. with the ally from our studio here in moscow, you're watching all the international. i peter scott's here with the latest this friday morning. welcome to the program. we begin with the latest in ukraine

conflicts where moscow and kia conducted a prisoner swap on thursday, with each side exchanging a 107 captured soldiers. the russian troops are now on home soil. now this footage shows the russian soldiers landing at the military ad based in the moscow region, which is defense minister nearly a warrant. the lives of service personnel could be in danger, ukrainian captivity, all of the free soldiers will now undergo rehabilitation in the hospital. as part of the dealership, at least a 170 ukrainian soldiers, most of them surrendered back in may at the as of south steel plants in now do you pull in the done yet republic. some of the russian powers described what they went through. but it will eliminate those 3 months. we're living hell, i don't want any one else to go through. this one is worth of work or 30, but he said daily in wiley the be he forced disabled soldiers, but no legs to do, sit down. so there was a gym and kia used by the ukranian secured to service the men a russian soldiers were kept there, but not every one managed to leave it alive. they were interrogated under torture.

also, they were lying there blindfolded. some were been beaten to death load. it was learning as we were waiting for this moment. for a long time. we didn't know what would happen to us while we were there. we were made to walk into cold for about 16 hours with only shirts like trousers and flip flops on. i saw some guys jailed and leave off show their legs. they were swollen from beatings. they could be beaten for any move scene is wrong. we were told that we would be jailed once we get home, but that russia had forgotten us and wouldn't help us, that we were just scammed and we are forced to learn and sing their nationalist songs and anthem saying their prayers. they wouldn't let us eat until we agree to sings, but anyway, you can get from the clinic anyways. now this was the 2nd such swap between russia and ukraine in the last 5 days. archie is sophia newness. since as this reports, as the freed russian soldiers arrived back in, now, not russia and ukraine, carried out in neither prisoner. it's change 107, the russian military personnel,

65 of whom are from de logan's and donates people's republics, have been released to day. and some of them just landed at an airport near moscow from where they will be transported to the capital and given all necessary psychological and medical help. ukrainian officials have already confirmed that they received the same number of soldiers in return. to be honest emotions, kara overwhelming. she'll go a good good. i'm still shocked. i can't believe this is really happening. it's hard for me to talk about it now. you others of avoided the more the main thing is that we finally returned home. thank god. with my nephew is still being held captive though he's wounded there. i've come to the airport to meet my son. i'm here with my daughter in law. we were very worried and scared for him. i still feel that fear today's feel w exchange is the latest in the series of prisoner swaps. the last one came at the end of october and involved the release of a thief to russian and $52.00 ukrainian soldiers, including regular soldiers,

national guardsman, a navy personnel, and border guards. and even though this prisoner swaps are sometimes very difficult to achieve its old worth, it in then beaten, insulted, and humiliated. that's how of the dumbass soldiers have described 7 months of captivity in ukraine as moscow and k of increase their prisoner exchanges. more and more harrowing stories have come to lights, results, heathrow, mikasa explains some of the domestic republic. soldiers has spent at least 7 months in ukrainian captivity. there, there were tortured physically and mentally. finally, they have made their way back home to john that's. i've spoken to some of them, and they told me horrific stories of their activity in ukraine. here they are lou in the holocaust coming up of linear. we were near harko fall in the village of alpha, and suddenly ukraine's forces fired

a massive artillery barrage. then we saw that we were surrounded, but 1st they put us in a hanger. they stripped one of us naked when it was freezing outside, below a chance thrashed them. but it was very carried. we didn't know what would happen to us when we were in the hangar. near hartfield were constantly beaten until their commander came. the relentless dom bullitt and insulted us. they beat me on the soles of my feet. it was combat boots, baton rouge, la, says she jane. but he then we were tied up and taken to kiev, ukraine's main intelligence directorate, where we spent a month and a half in the basement songs. the officers beat us during interrogations. and just because they felt like it, oh, they really beat me up when the asked me who's didn't ask, is it? and i replied that it is, of course, russian done with them. there was a briefing. they told us where we need to say as they wanted to use us for propaganda purposes. when they told us that we should say that we were young students taken to the front lines, but we were volunteers. we went to defend our mother lance because then we were

transported to pull tava to a pre trial detention center on cross think it has to be did in that. and i get we saw the red cross for the 1st time and pull tower. it was impossible to talk confidentially because ukrainians were sitting behind the wall. you could hear everything all. and before that the administration approached us and told us not to tell much, otherwise we would pay for it. so all of ukraine's defeats on the frontlines when the political front affected us and they would threaten us in a heartbeat. they said wear garbage that the world doesn't need us. that they could just shoot all of us. and they even intended to car was that into us, one of our soldiers had his teeth knocked out the we and on the one wanted them to simply kill him because there were tormenting him so much. ortiz in the den. yes, republic say that su civilians were wounded on thursday in ukrainian artillery attacks that allegedly use need. so caliber shelves, the regional capital, as well as 2 of the major cities with targeted several explosions were also

reported in the upper ocean region and the surrounding area area alerts will also declared in central and eastern ukraine, including the national capital give ah, hundreds of supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister in moncton have gathered outside the hospital to show support him after he survived an apparent assassination attempt con was transferred to the facility in pakistan's, 2nd largest city hall after been shot twice during a protest. march the 4 pm who was ousted earlier this year and what he describes as a us. but crew has been running supporters throughout the country as he tries to return to power knob u. s. does, did i any involvement in that kind of a, to gunshot wounds in the leg during the attack in the north eastern city of was there. but the falling footage shows the exact moment and a quick warning he does contain some disturbing images. ah, is this mated gunman has reportedly confessed saying that he acted alone?

harvard is unclear where the statement was made under duress. gone, had been leading a protest. march the capsule islamabad, with a demand for new elections. local media footage has shown the 70 odd with a bandaged leg as he was moved to a vehicle with the help of his security team. now in the aftermath of that attack, thousands of con supporters have taken to the streets in cities throughout the country. flames and smoke could also be seen as protesters burn, tires and other objects. while speaking out against the current government. supposed to say they are fully behind him and con and are even ready to put down their lives to support him or a letter lessons up with them. we prefer him wrong cons. how he, john, we can sacrifice our lives for him. our blood is for him. wrong conley are, let me say that a tough time for this government has begun. we will overthrow them ada longabaugh theater. don't know, helena, we are not afraid of these cheat tactics. we are ready to die for our lead him run con in our country. at the home, so i'm at look at as an, as

a nation. so we all standing with him run, come, we appreciate the way him ran. con is leading the nation and giving awareness. praise to him. here we are standing in front of the ciocca planet memorial hospital . this is a cancer hospital, hemlock con, built this hospital for the poor people with donations and now today, he's inside little arm taking grass. he says you are successful and we have seen tears. we have seen flowers, we have seen anger, and we have st paper that he be from be at heart, and they are praying for him. and we hope the next morning it relies, again as a father of the nation. like by many people say, he's just like a father of these young generation of pakistan. not a north democracy. while that's how washington explained why it's excluded. the struggling west african nation of burkina faso from extensive economic development

pon for the continent. i have made this decision because i have determined that the government of burkina faso has not established or made continued progress toward establishing respect for the rule of law in political pluralism. burkina faso has been writes by devastating jo, hottest insurgency in recent years. with the country's defense minister, even calling on civilians to help the national security forces battle against the extremist forces and estimated at 2000000 people have been displaced by the continuous fighting and local se they need a helping hand to survive. and it most likely won't be from the west one way and if you look into one, but now you see for a long time, we have been partnering with western countries, especially the u. s. and france. but terrorism has been growing. so i think it will be smarter to look for other partners. not because we hate americans. they might also not blame us for our choices. we are under the pressure of terrorists, and we do have a right to choose who we want to work with as

a bulky and bandwidth. i'll freak out of service. went curious to know if you can tell leaders in look, you know, would follow the steps of i see, be going to molly the us, secretary of state for political, for fed. that will cannot be made the decision not to deal with the wash and private secret group that she called politic her mind by saying that the choice of a michael was a bad was in terms of security. if you'll wait, that will be not cold. you're sharing on the ground. everything is and it made a j, c. and cup to you by him. saudi has called population to drive it all. we all, we bumped into the military, assistant population, have eyes up all wash and threw up to say, 2 years of military frame to help countries and up to 6 to 2 years

before nasty said to all progress covered. that situation is i'm getting better now. dish of need. so the need anybody's, we had was not a store that's house on the station. so now i can see if yes, any one who did to find a solution for otherwise i can see who you can come here. and you, i think personally, i think is well come the united states that it can have or i think that we'd be more efficient to have their reason. in other news to kia has doubled down on it, demands that sweden and finland must extradited,

suspected terrorists if they want to join nate. so without the message from the top turkish diplomats in istanbul, despite the terms by the lines, the chief to secure the nordic countries session to the bulk. it is clear that finn and sweden have delivered on the memorandum and are committed to the long term partnership with sir kia, who memorandum dollars to move it cannot be said that all points of the memorandum were fully implemented by these 2 countries. so our goal is not to prevent nato expansion. our goal is for these 2 countries to take important steps in the fight against terrorism because one of the biggest threats nato faces today is precisely terrorism. on cholera one, finland, and sweden to comply with the turkish extradition request, as well as just a legal definition of terrorism and reverse a bond on exporting certain military equipment. now, if we didn't unfilled and do join nate, so it would comprise $32.00 countries. moscow is obviously long spoken out against

the expansion of the alliance as a direct threat to russia's national security. claiming that the block has broken his promises not to expand the east with the alliance, the chief, the insults, and begging. this is all about sending a clear message to russia these dangerous times. it is even more important to finalize their accession to prevent any misunderstanding or miscalculation in moscow. and to send a clear message or a shot that need to door remains open. sarah founder's code. alright, so the international action center says the nato chief demands. so the lines is not a democratic organization stolen. berg is making demands on turkey and which are it's inappropriate in every way. every country must agree to the expansion of who is a member of nato, now must agree to its expansion and turkey and hungry. neither one,

this expansion. and they realize that it is a danger that the, that the alliance becomes ever more aggressive. and ever more, it expands the pressure, put on every member of nato, of to follow through on plans that they have no part in making. this is the u. s. commanded military alliance, it's not a democratic association by any means at all. the u. s. has shown that whether you're an official member or not, you can be entirely ensnared within nato. and this is, ukraine is the best example of that over to south korea now, which says it's northern rival has failed in an attempt to launch of

a powerful in the continental ballistic missile south to north korea tested around 2 dozen short range missiles, amid mounting pensions on the peninsula, one of those missiles across the maritime border between the 2 careers for the 1st time in 7 decades since the devastating korean war in the early 19 fifties, north korea says tensions have escalated to an alarm and extends the situation in the korean peninsula in its vicinity has entered the serious confrontation phase of power for power again, due to the ceaseless and reckless military moves of the u. s. and south korea. north korea has express concerns about the south conducting large scale military exercises with us forces. washington unsold have shrugged off those statements, saying the job will be extended until saturday. we heard from former u. s. army officer scott bennett, who speculated about the true purposes of the american military presence on the korean peninsula. the purposes of the south korean drills is simply to

psychologically pressure north korea into backing away and being in a state of fear against the united states. so no doubt the united states has ordered south korea to engage in these drills as a demonstration of muscle flexing and power in the hopes that north korea will tremble and back down. so it's more political posturing. the i didn't presidency has become much more militant and i would say mentally on the hinge because donald trump and his presidency had developed very positive ties. but north korea. and indeed, it was seeking to create an arrangement where north korea in the united states would at last pull out of the 30 parallel, perhaps reunite the korea's that was the hope of the american people. and donald trump, joe biden has shattered that with his reckless war mongering and his

attempt to bully north korea and bully china into submission, which shows a very poor understanding of the asian mind. but again, we also see the poor understanding of the by did administration by waging a similar proxy work to contain russia. so this is the administration that is out of control, mentally unhinged and sorely inexperienced when it comes to foreign policy. in financial news, the british central bank has raised alarms that the country could be facing its longest recession in history. and when asked how close the u. k is to quote, financial alma getta. and the central banks chief did not dismiss the concerns. we're seeing some huge shops to the economy. the moment i'm and that is afraid feature of the last 2 and a half years or so. now, how close did we come to financial home? again, we suddenly reached a point where markets with our own stable and these are cool market. this is the

government bond market, which was in many ways the most core of all if you like. the warning came as the british central bank is raised, interest rates, the highest level in more than 3 decades. the regulators chief said the nation faces a quote tough road ahead. as many people find it more difficult to get the job at the same time us markets are also facing new challenges. during a press conference by the chief of the u. s. federal reserve in which he announced another rate hike us stalks begun to tumble. today we are forms, he raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points, and we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate in the recent inflation. did it again, have come in higher than expected. despite elevated inflation, longer term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households,

businesses and forecasters. as well as measures from financial markets. but that is not grounds for complacency. the longer the current out of high inflation continues, the greater the chance that expectations of higher inflation will become entrenched, continue in rate hikes are expected to rise according to u. s. a fed chief us price inflation is also surging. having reached 8.2 percent in september, as the national cost of living has also climbed past 6 percent. at the same time, the housing market has declined a 30 year mortgage rates have shot up over 70 percent. u. s. a. political and markets analysts. tom longo says that america is doing what they can to save its own economy no matter the consequences for its european allies. there is no way to get around the inflation. so i think those are very definite disconnect between what the europeans want and what the bank of england wants and the federal reserve once i don't think they're on the same page. i think jerome pals made this

abundantly clear that christine in the garden, the c b are all in for climate change are all in for ending the hydrocarbon economy . and your own pals made it abundantly clear that he's not interested. not at all. he told me, christina, regard this last last year and nothing has changed and nothing has changed from his policy. same as he gives less service to climate change every once in a while, just to satisfy some. this is satisfy the harpies on capital hill. but for the most part, there's a fundamental disconnect going on and the power is doing what he thinks is best for the united states. and he's going to let the chips fall where they may around the rest of the world. and that includes quote, unquote, our allies in europe. us, president joe biden says that americans are overwhelmingly concerned about the states of us democracy. and the seemingly shows no regard for the ongoing economic turbulence. while he, gorgeous people to go out some boat or something else is state democracy itself. i'm not the only one who sees it. recent polls have shown an overwhelming

majority of americans believe our democracy. it really is at risk that our democracies under trick they to see that democracy is on the ballot this year and they're deeply concerned about it. so today, i appeal to all americans, regardless of party, to meet this moment of national and generational importance. we must vote knowing what to stake and not just the policy of the moment. but polls suggest that american votes is all more concerned about other issues where the majority expressing a need to adjust the economy in surging price inflation. 15 percent said that the abortion rights have been a major issue with voting rights. immigration and climate change. also noted earlier, we heard from political analyst gahlan nixon. he says the biden administration is not properly addressing the concerns of american voters as the biden administration . or i'll use the words that they use as the biden regime does everything they can

to squash democracy in the united states. they're arguing that democracy is it state. i would argue it is a state, but it's not at stake in the mid terms. it has been taken over by a handful of oligarchy that are actual puppet teeters that controlled by the administration by the military industrial complex by the banks in america. so as joe biden argues that democracy is at stake, he is one of the people that is steering this monstrous machine. biden has 4 years pushed policies that created an economic disaster in this country. and he dare not speak of the economic disaster because people will recognize quickly that he is one of the authors of this particular horrific chapter in american history. when we talk about joe biden promises, we have to understand that it's nothing but prattle is nothing but air. joe biden and his administration does not in any way connect the things that they say the arguments are the promises they make to the reality in the practical application of

their policies. one, only one need only look at the iran nuclear agreement to understand that very quickly. well, i said you're buying up to date with all the latest news from around the world. do feel free to head over to r t dot com for more stories and analysis on peter scott on the back again in around 35 minutes time out to see them. ah ah, ah ah.

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it's pays full. i really like it up here and hen since my family's buried here. i just feel like i need to come up here and and take care of the cemetery and his slack volunteer. and i do thanks for my community in try to make a difference. no one ever dies and says, and i wish i had a better job. they say i wish had more times been with my family. i wish i could have explored some of my interests of music or ard, or church, or being a baseball coach. and so i just think we're at a moment where we're going to have machines and artificial intelligence produce a lot of things much more cheaply than we've ever seen before. we're going to have the potential for abundance. and when we have abundance, what we should do is give people the chance to live out their dream.