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crime scene. that's what turkey has called washington's condolences over the dead. the power of talking it's done pool, which on career blames on allegedly us back to dish militant u. s. president gets friendly with his chinese counterpart despite joe biden earlier pledging to add to tough with change in ping. i was so cool to read line relation between the rival country with a very welcome to you, which just turns 4 pm here in the russian capital. and this is off the international with the very latest world news update. it's great to happy company this hour. now kia has revoked the work permits of journalists who violated rules banning them from entering the city of hassan. i was off, the ukranian troops arrived following russia withdrawal. ukrainian media says that he thinks journalists including from cnn and sky news, or among those targeted we put the details earlier from our correspondence donald

quarter. well, these reports are that started these reports of journalists having their work permits taken away, including those from cnn and sky news actually started coming after our quite disgruntled statement from the ukranian military's leadership keeps top brass claimed that these journalists began working in areas of her song that are now occupied by ukrainian forces against the order of vladimir lensky, that they actually wait until they get the okay, from key of and interestingly enough, this news actually comes alongside the, the accusations from zalinski himself, of hundreds of a legit russian war crimes. actually, and the western media has widely reported on these allegations, of course, with a small disclaimer that they haven't been able to verify any of them. given the fact that they haven't been allowed to go to these areas in carson, where these alleged war crimes even took place. so on top of that,

these journalists who are apparently have, have allegedly had, there are reportedly rather had their work permits taken away. they were actually working there to try and frame the entrance of ukrainian forces into her son as something that the locals welcomed with open arms. let's take a look at their coverage. i so you can it with a little ation. look, this is want liberation. feels like no one really has to wonder why cnn gave so much attention to scenes like that. and so little to the actual ukrainian knobs. he salutes that she somehow found their way on to cnn's coverage of the entry of ukrainian troops into hair san really something shocking, but perhaps, i mean it's just easier to make it look like everyone. welcome the ukrainian military with open arms because before the russian military withdrawal russian

troops took weeks to evacuate civilians from there. so it's very likely that the vast majority pro russian car, san resident already left. right. and we've been seeing also images of report and reports of repression from people in her on of the people that have been accused as being russian collaborators. can you tell us a bit more about that? right. while the ukranian authorities are calling these repressions, basically so called filtration methods. and this is something that really, that we've come to expect from areas that have been taken can that the ukranian military is taking control of because we've seen it also in areas in the heart of as well. but the western media is already published a lot of pictures of basically her song citizens facing abuse from pro key of citizens. citizens facing abuse are accused of being pro russian without any sort of trial. i'm there. you can see in the pictures that they're tied to polls and just basically phase facing mockery from pro key of residence there. and like i

said, there have been no court trials. and as i said earlier, most of the pro russian residents from this area likely already left. so who knows who these people that we're seeing tied to these polls actually are. many of them may be actually supportive of the key of regime. and actually what we've heard from ukrainian officials is that this is something that doesn't really matter too much to them. if the law enforcement system fails and does not successfully deal with the traitors than the military will deal with them, there is no other way. have talked to the military and they have that say they will just ship them like dogs. so it's definitely interesting to see how key is basically given a blank check to carry out these extra judicial military lead punishments with people who haven't been put through any sort of court process. they're allowed to take the work permits away from journalists, western journalists, and after of course, they already banned their own domestic opposition media. and at the same time,

the western media still continues to call. you train a democracy when as sir cross live to i guess now's who independent journalist shay both se lovek c, thanks for joining us on the program. so we have these photos that are being taken by the associated press and has on which appeared to show people civilians no less tied to long post having been accused of helping or supporting russia. these shocking and of course, disturbing images to what is the been so little reaction to this was the media. thanks, nicky. thanks for having me. i think it's really important. does our viewers understand that there's an alec cart attitude in the west to morality at the moment in ukraine, and that stretches from display of nazi in retreat to so replenishment as your previous guessed as, as a blind. so the narrative is that ukraine are the good guys, regardless of any sort of crimes they want to commit. and so it's what we want the

message to be from cnn, bbc, all the mainstream media. you have to look very hard in any sort of stage or american media to find any wrong doing, but ukrainian forces. so i think that's the issue here. it's about portraying a narrative. and anyone who descends from that narrative will will face the full readers of the law in some cases. so i think that's really what we're looking at is it's an alec cart. we will pick what's good and what's bad. and we will ignore and we'll turn a blind eye to some replenishment disappearances. and i actually saw a very disturbing video. yes. the of a child. and, you know, basically take to allow post being beaten on the street, ukraine. so it's what we want to push for is the narrative. any other truth is, is an anti truth and it's basically sponsored by russian propaganda so that, that's where we are in the west right now. it's very important. people understand that i shouldn't be, i look really that the people living it has all the civilians that living. i made

chaos on that because the quite easily lost that identity documents during the fire single, the moving around. so how will you create and be able to identify them as bona fide a civilians? yeah, of course, this is a, this is a, the reality of the situation. i mean, soldiers aren't george's police officers are not equipped to investigate apparent instances of collaboration. whatever that means, it has a very sinister and tone to it, you know, collaborator, it would bring back sort of thoughts of the 2nd world war, where there were the summary punishments, disappearances, and executions. so the, the western press one and license is almost ukraine to go ahead and says, look, we're going to do, you kind of force are dealing with collaborators there, rounding up people who may be spies or sponsors. there's a very sinister tone to this, which essentially means the ukranian army is being licensed by the western press to carry out any summary punishment. it sees fit on the field of battle,

which is country to all moral law and also ukrainian law to you law and to international law. i mean, you got to remember in 2021 us state department itself condemned ukraine for summary executions. disappearance is criticized the judiciary so long prior to this, there were concerns about the behavior of units within the ukrainian military. and i think we're starting to see some of that over to the surface. now, i would like to know what you make the made by ukraine's military, which is not prohibiting media from entering has on until further notice, why would he have one to say about if it has nothing to hide? and why would journalists violate the yeah, absolutely. i mean, look, you crane right now is following through on a, it's not a new policy for them. i mean, the free movement of the press, particularly press, which would be less than mainstream has been long, restrictive. so i mean,

opposition parties and you know, any descent has been essentially a lot, and there are reports of terrible punitive punishments for people who dissent. so the idea that you kind of suddenly said, you know, we're not going to let anyone into her, som, it feeds into another sort of a more sinister space where i'm sure the ukranian government and military will now start to present evidence of genocide and torture. and the usual sort of suspect, but in the absence of objective non aligned, an independent assessment of that. you basically go to court where you've got only a prosecutor, you've no defender, and the evidence can be challenged. so it's absolutely a one sided narrative. and the western media are playing along gleefully with this say, well thanks for talking to us today. it's great to have you on the show independent journalist shape as well to russia's and baffled against the public now,

which is coming on the increasing ukrainian shelling, hitting some residential areas. local authority, say the village offset both can with hit by us applying high mas missiles, leaving several houses, and a school damaged, no casualties have yet been reported at defense systems, also activated in the city of la guns, though no details were available on the aftermath of the attacks was that ukrainian forces a bond targets across don't bonds, which recently became part of russia. goes army has repelled attacks against public were intense artillery parcels are under way report thing from the front line. he's on, he's more cost a i made the fields and forests of the gods countryside, some of the fiercest fighting rages, day and night, me solves and shelves, crisscross the sky. the these, she silas at this point. but now

i thought a salvo, a distance in rockets, the sea where they lab to judge precisely how to correct auxiliary fall, what will follow? he's the artillery does not rest in multiple shifts. batteries of launches and howard. so as far as ukrainian positions, they are most often the deciding factor a whether an attack fails or succeeds along the criminal aisle spot. the what right block is still very much tense. rushing. the defenses here are stable. the frontline has stabilized but nationalist elements as well. as you can, military, predominantly, or many sectors, far mostly haven't stopped. efforts, haven't seized efforts to find the weak link to pro russian defenses in order to

find a weakling, to push their offensive, which is stalled. across the la guns for blood with yellow sedation were assigned the task of shelling, 8 enemies soldiers. the grad rocket launcher did the job and covered them with artillery fire. ukraine is sparing nothing. neither resources nor lives in an effort to reclaim momentum and break through russian lines. they know they're on the clock. ah, tens of thousands of fresh troops trading across russia. preparing for deployment,

the military industrial complex is kicked into overdrive and the russian economy and society. a gradually preparing for a conflict unseen since the 2nd world war war i'd gas t a r t from look guns, greeted turkey the minister of interior has rejected at washington's condolences over a weekend to terror attack in istanbul, in which at least 6 people died. dylan is in a couple of minutes, we have received the message sent to us. we do not accept the condolences of the u . s embassy. we reject them. go to the jolina cause or if i is joining me now at marina. so good to see you, but been quite strong statement now from the turkish minister. was behind us or for turkey a. these condolences are really like a slap in the face because it's been accusing washington of supplying weapons to kurdish fighters in northern syria. and according to turkish authorities, it was

a member of the p k, k, the cur, to some people's party who is actually responsible for carrying out this attack. now the p. k. k has since come out denying any responsibility saying that they would never target civilians directly and that they have nothing to do with the blast that we saw. and as symbol. however, earlier were heard from turkish authorities that a woman from syria was detained, and she apparently confessed to everything and said that she was working on the orders of the p k. k. that's why when the white house press secretary released a statement saying that they stand shoulder to shoulder with our nato allies to encounter and terrorism. naturally this rob them the wrong way in the countries in sera ministry. the way the further saying that this is like a killer return into the scene of the climb 1st and that there will be announcer and not everyone will soon see what that is. let's listen in message

and we clearly understood the message that we're trying to deliver. to will be caught, the terrorists will give this act a strong respond. of course our lines for the state and supports tara region in the sense money for the development should be up for discussion, order them to make sure that they see a betrayal. and that this will, of course, that they are running out of patients that sits, remains to be seen what they exactly mean by that of course. but it's important to mention here that the kurdish issue has become a thorn and relations not only between turkey, a and washington, but also sweden as a tries to join nato, the military alliance. because turkey has said before that it will veto sweden's membership as long as they continue harbor and what turkey considers terrorist and protecting them. so i am sure that we'll be hearing about the issue with curtis sliders in northern syria in the months to come as sweden continues to try and join

nato on please marina cause we're bad with the details. well those of us with a sweet tooth could have a better pill to swallow. global sugar prices are approaching record high. the top producers like india cuts the exports to protect their own food security. i think went in charlotte visited sugar cane production site in india to speak to local produces your in india sugar came belt in western or 3rd, reddish. the cane, cutting, crushing and sugar making season has just started. but things have changed this season. india, the world's biggest producer and 2nd largest exposure of sugar, has extended restrictions on exports for another year. back in june, india had imposed gods for the very 1st time in 6 years. in a reason notification, the indian government announced that sugar mills could export 6000000 dollars next

year. this compared to an all time high or 11000000 tons last year in years mean supplier to many asian, african and middle eastern countries. so for the global market, this decision has left a sour taste. traditionally, i think india will be a seller into the oil market under brazil comes in and if not supplying the sugar reach the lawyer lease. but i think that is a very listen to what market to the global surplus vendor for said they're not opinion is about 3 and a half 1000000 done. but on trade flow point of view, if india is not better than the market is deficit. and if it's india is there, i think balances for prices are rising globally, partially due to anti russian sanctions put in place by the west that have affected input costs, logistics, and exports constraints. another dog producer, brazil has got its exports as well, creating a large, worried in global should. this applies,

but india like are those is looking to insure its domestic market has what it needs . the 3 to of indian population is expected to consume fun. 27000000 tons of sugar this season. the government's ease of wants to prioritize domestic availability, 1st and foremost for it's 1400000000 mouth. the move has been welcomed by many like this sweet shop owner in was offer a nagger who's already struggling with rising completion. menez. the price of sugar has gone up immensely instead, since i 1st started my sweet business, we hope the new policy will bring us some relate. the cap and exports has been put on all breeds of sugar roll white under find. but the move aims for more than just food security. another focus they all of the sugar policy is the production of ethanol in the country to reduce dependence on fuel imports and to woof to woods

green energy. the plan is to mix but shore with ethanol made from a loss is a byproduct of sugar production. and india had wanted stock it for 20 percent ethanol blending by 5 years to 2025. india is about to produce about $40000000.00 tons of sugar in which for 4 and a half 1000000 dansville going consumption awful at the non. it's a win win situation for the industrial, for the government and for the expo does as well. so we expect that it will explode, 6000000 done by the end of march is a great due to the pharmacy as well. because at 18 point coding percent, every minute will be able to sell it still. so it should be able to pay back the farm was as well. while the move by india would be sweet for the country. it will leave the world thirsty for supplies, at least for some time. runjun sharma, r t was up for another meeting between the american and chinese presidents has

wrapped up on the fringes of the g. 20 summit in bali with both leaders, st. mary's plenty of room for improvements. a, china, you must relationship, is in such a situation that we all care a lot about it. because this is not the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. and it is not what the international community expects from us as leaders of the 2 major countries. we need to check the right course for the china u. s. relationship leaders or to nations. we share responsibility in my view to shoulder china and the united states can manage or different years prevent competition from becoming anything are really near conflict. well, i've taken away a financial joins as from barley where the upcoming g 20 summit is taking place. my show thanks for joining us. what do we know so far about the meeting between the u . s. and chinese leaders and what's the context that

well, hi ne, keen deeded has been among the most anticipated face to face meetings at these ears . d 20 and probably in the last 2 years after joe biden became president, the american leader finally meets he's chinese counterpart here in bali. he openly smiles. he shake sees hand and actually that is not exactly what everybody expected before coming here just days ago. joe biden said that he's going to figure out what the red lines are between the 2 superpowers. during his meeting, we see here he came here after another international gathering, the us, yon meeting where his message and actually much up he's agenda was to demonstrate our resistance to china. he actually offered a full american commitment to southeastern asian nations to help stand against tyne is growing dominance and influence in the region. he actually did not mention the other superpower by name, but it was clear for everybody including the gene,

what country he was talking about. washington's relations with china on now i gave more problematic than ever with the bite in administration, maintaining a sharp edged policy and approach to china with almost everything from expert. 1 control and high tech chiefs to warning about potential invasion of taiwan hand open credits to increase the u. s. as security and military presentation. the region war rein china, a lot of score so year is all the attempts to demons eyes and isolate china lead biden. here, smiling to the leader of the country, he's been calling out repeatedly and why the highly likely gas would probably be well just business because china remains abide among america's largest and most important trade partners. and it seems that washington is now

close to realize that worse than relations with the partner that is at the same time, a very influential, large and important way or would not be may be wise enough make to you. maria may, thanks for the state. how's that? he's maria financial production about covering the g. 20 summit for thank you. now with officials from around the world said to take their seat. so the g. 20 summit on tuesday, western delegations appeared to be more focused on how to snub russia, instead of finding common diplomatic grounds. well, the head of the event report was emerged the traditional of family photo being scrapped this year due to some members, concerns about standing alongside russians, foreign minister, earlier london on sunday, busy repeating allies report to the encouraged other members to leave the venue during a speech from moscow delegation with the u. k. prime minister, himself vowing to call out russia its military operation in ukraine. this g 20 summit will not be business. as usual. we will call out putin's regime and lay bare

there, utter contempt for the kind of international cooperation and respect for sovereignty forums like the g 20 represent. well, at the same time, soon i criticized vladimir putin for not attending, despite calling for him to be banned from the events. back in august, we spoke to kinda horseshoe a senior fellow at the panel, institution thing tank. who said that western countries focus solely on the own agenda, turning a blind eye to the g. twenties, primary objective, or revolving global issues? that i think that's the wrong message member, the g 20 g that is not include the weapons ation, yet they have a problem with russia over your friends, but that they are problem not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a problem with your p. c. global problem with google chrome,

like food and any issues. that's not a problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know the birth of the family. you felt so that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy, like china, india, south africa, brazil, indonesia, to resolve the problem. what else were at the summit? the russian foreign minister has scolded western media for false reporting now soft an associated press store, reciting. unnamed indonesian officials claimed he has been taken to host with a, with a heart condition. like i love rob, who's heading to most who's heading moscow, delegations at western journalists need to be more truthful. the russian foreign

ministry spokeswoman called the story quite the height of february and posted a video of life. rob sitting out those on a paseo dressed in shorts and t shirts. we didn't documents i had talked with foreign officials, which many thanks for joining us here on asi international, this monday. we're back in the top of the out with the very latest. mm. ah. mm. luis hunter, russian state. oh, never. i've started us on the most landscaping with 55 when okay, so 90000 speedy. when else with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin media machine,

the state aunt rush up to date and ortiz sport that even our video agency, roughly all brand on youtube, said with awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by will. united states

last about 400000 people, had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number. why john kennedy k american university commencement address, 1763. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm hm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan, overtime. it evolved into pincher bush lega, crankshaft half moon coke wheel off tackle and cherry idea. december 19th, 1949,

saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets cooperation, dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the u. s. l, under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the ussr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thoughts are taken over by nato ne.