all got away the bishop's got away for the ones who done most of the damage never got charged. a go do more than into investigation internal, asian mass ago, russian soldiers. they were being held captive by ukraine food, but also disturbing food, suggesting a mass execution almost online. be driven here, 5 minutes away from the job here is to stabilize patient. so please get the c r t. this is a front line hospital where russian volunteer dumpsters fight for the lawyer with on the charging for the wall. there's western protectionism as the asian pacific he

thought corporate and some as in frank cock, made as fit in friendship with hello and welcome to international broadcasting alive from los goes just past the hour. i'm at work tomorrow. i take a look at today's bosco has lashed out at t l. i fuse ations that you know, forces of brutally tortured. i'm killed, prisoners of war. videos have emerged online, reportedly sharing russian troops being murdered or held captive by you quoting soldiers. russians, defense murphy says it's actually a common practice obe little like sheaves western brackets. the intentional and methodical murder of more than 10 immobilized russian servicemen by the degenerates from the ukrainian army with direct shots in the head cannot be presented as

a tragic exception by the key of regime as it claims it. preserve rights of all capture combatants. the brutal murder of russian prisoners of war is not the 1st and not the only war crime. this is a common practice in the armed forces of ukraine, actively supported by the key of regime and is ignored by its western patrons. but zalinski and his henchmen will have to answer before the court of history, the peoples of russia and ukraine for every tortured and killed prisoner. were about to show you the videos in question, a warning. you may find the footage disturbing out the 1st video said to have been filled by ukranian troops shooting captured an amanda ross's soldiers. they were apparently been told to rely on the ground as they were coming out from the cover. the 2nd video from a drone appears to show the same group of soldiers. now lying dead hasn't been left at this 2nd reduces the outcome of the incident. a russian investigative committee have opened an inquiry into the massacre. it says at least 11 soldiers were killed

. meanwhile, the russian reformers re says it's going to push for in social analysis. what happened? we have repeatedly drawn the attention of the international community to the cruel and inhuman attitude of ukrainian side towards the detained russian serviceman. we demand that international organizations condemned this egregious crime and conduct a thorough investigation into it. while he was the united nations identified 2 cases of russian prison, the war being tortured and executed by inquiry and soldiers. the 1st case of film, the video went viral. we must warn you to the following images are disturbing. this video report of the 1st 3 russian soldiers when soft in then legs by ukrainian troops. there have also been revolted for mercenaries participating in such warms. meanwhile, the russian defense minister emphasized all ukrainian soldiers all being treated in accord with all international treaties. ukraine and russia have also swap prisoners

several times but has declared it will push an end national investigation. but a former c r e a analyst, larry johnson. but these are unlikely to happen. he says global organizations have long been silent about training atrocities committed during the 8 years of war. the dumbass. there'll be no justice from the international organization or the international community are corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of what the nazis did to jews during world war 2. though, what reminiscent of what isis did to syrian soldiers they captured where you just line them up and shoot them in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity that should be condemned by the international community. but it's not, i don't, i hold no hope out that that will in fact take place. this war started 2014. and

it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done that skill hans been killed and the world being quiet, being silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been a demands for association of those kinds of activities. now our western power turn a blind eye to a power wolf crimes committed. were you going to fools? is some of them washington, former visual, seem very keen on justifying their own move interventions around the world. in our case, we thought saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. you gonna let that continue? are you going to take him out and then do the best that you can do? we just sit back and hope for the best or do we try to be positioned in enough places with enough support that we can be a good ally to those who are counting out that the record, democrat, a democratic countries actually don't invade their neighbors. democratic countries

don't harper, terrorist democratic countries don't use weapons of mass destruction and the bulk of roy side, and clinton and spray. the reason for invasions conducted by the us, criticize rush of invasion, ukraine, how democratic states do use weapons of mass destruction. all that this part, they sort of topic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, the bombing of serbia, the haitian invasion as was the fail bay of pigs invasion by cuban exiles during the cold war. in 1961, fully financed by the u. s. government and also the failed military operations, which lots of decades in iraq and afghanistan leaving those countries in economic and social collapse. larry johnson again says both of these women are war criminals in his v because i justify us into ventures around the world. they justify numerous war cars to well documented john stewart, interview of condo,

lisa rice, and hillary clinton is it emblematic of the problem that afflicts the united states of america were rotten to the core. those 2 women are war criminals and my view. they have contributed to the deaths. are you going to of hundreds of thousands of people that didn't need to die and would not have died not been for their lives. the actual lies about the predicate can be for starting war in iraq, started wars and libya starting wars and syria. you know, for those 2 to claim over the world. may the world better off. that's like listening to an arsenal who's come in and set fire to a children's hospital or to the ground and claim. well, we've made that neighborhood better. i mean, it's really, it's sickening to listen to them. you know, in the case of con, lisa rice, they absolutely knew that saddam hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction.

they knew it, they lied about and they can, she continues to embrace that lie. same thing with hillary with respect to libya. you know, they like to try out what a horrible monster moammar gadhafi was. just the united states had made a deal with ca, daffy to get him to give up some of his chemical, biological weapons in exchange for better relationship with the united states. in the united states utterly betrayed him. some news just from russia's far east, a powerful explosion has reported the rubbish in apartment building on the island. in here, all the laces images we have, you can see a part of the ability was completely destroyed. the block is believed to have been called black gas leak. there are concerned that as many as 7 people could be trapped under the rubble ah, my will bring you more updates of the as in when that happens,

i will. let's move on, continued strikes, targeting industrial, and the structure have been reported in the clinic control city of zappa, rosier, local official claim, or you quinn. ammunition depot was hit in the attack as was workshops for aircraft repair at the plot, where the components for such as the virus are produce. let's use a company working at the same and in russia's, belgrade region and atl. mom has been killed in ukraine in shelling of the village of stinker. according to a local official, full residential buildings were also said to have been damaged and emergency service or conducting house searches, looking for any other survivors. meanwhile, the rush of the gas republic a route as the levers, bottles all in the front line, continue. the fight to the lives of russian sold is also takes place in surgery on . she's a senior course for gov, the reports from

a local hospital. it is late in the evening. a car hole. blair's outside in the morning. get ready. it says new arrivals are coming in with me. he's the operating theatre in the hallway. medical station, so the engine driven here, 510 minutes away from the front flood. there stabilized here and then they are taken to evacuated to, to medical institutions, hospitals further away from the front flood, further away from the frontline, the proper treatment. the job here is to stabilize patients to stop leading and get them to say, they cool all the doctors here, doc. they appear calm,

collected exactly what people need. the si, fi is finished and physically it's difficult. we're just humans. we feel the pressure in the emotional strain. we fight it. we can't show weakness to our soldiers. a deal with all of these doctors, all volunteers. they used to work and well equipped hospitals with the latest technology and science have to offer comfort and careers. it was good, and yet they came to, i've been a surgeon since 2002. i volunteered. if not us with our experience than who i followed my heart to be here, i came to help the doctors and the troops. what's happening in the world is scary. but that's the reality. i came to help house and i will. 5 doctors work here. there

are no shifts. it can't be. sometimes they are all needed, a rest only when the cries die down them and the nurses who are also civilly and volunteers look at them. so something we're proud to follow girls and proud of myself. i'm going to cry to monitor the you, when you weather's going, we came to help. i'll compare translation such as a you scared? no. is it difficult psychologically. sometimes midway, girls who can cry? sometimes i think it's hard for the man with, for you know, that was when you have deep wounds from small pieces of shrapnel, it's sometimes best to leave them alone. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. you can do a lot of damage trying to find the shrapnel. tweezers, scalpels and needles, can treat the flesh,

but it is not enough. when the soldiers come here, they are at their most vulnerable medicines, won't cure the mind more dickerson to the north of years where it rushes over, shall we know perfectly well the conditions our troops leave in, in forests, in trenches. when we take them in, we support them. they need to be brought back their senses after war. they've been through. we all have them psychologically battlefield medicine, he says chaotic, his war. there are never enough doctors, not enough time. never enough sleep. you just keep going. and eventually it pays off boosters, each of mishma pollution leap away badge tarpon evacuated are coming back here. they come in and they say thank you alive. healthy with their arms and legs. there is no greater reward with tuition for you so much for your good. so i live to so can yes, i believe i did my part. i'll have the memories and i have something to tell my

kids, i'll be proud of what i did, because i did to say for i'd gazda of 40 look, god screeching from me. joe biden, quote, will not let freedom be denied in iran. that's according to the senior half democrat who bird is at the u. s. president will put the whole world to right. so the help of sanctions we demand democracy. we stand with the president of the united states, joe biden is not going to let freedom be denied in iran. we demand more sanctions added as necessary. we're not talking about trading one form of adequacy for another. we're talking about freedom. let's get the world on our side and let's get the thugs out of iran. was he has been using sanctions, a little of intervention in iran since 1979 this month. the us impose another round of them for a water motion to saw as a suppression of anti government protests and grip the nation. us present,

joe biden also publicly supported the demonstrated. i'm promise that quote, the perpetrators of violence will pay the price in turn fe, ron, and his washington of direct involvement and of orchestrating the protests. also purging to think legal action against the us. that was live now to christopher hillary. but who alice and research at this were thankful for joining us. there are the now, why does the us think the tank? it can get involved, you know, with other countries, internal politics ultimately it's, it's the core of the u. s. imperialism, that's the, that's the main play book here. and that's u. s. foreign policy for the past. nearly a century or more. what you've seen over the past few decades has been more us intervention, especially after the collapse of the soviet union. we went from a bipolar world to a unipolar world,

where the u. s. had completed germany. and so it has been using the instruments that it mastered during the cold war, the cia, the cobra operations, the regime change that it conducted it economic warfare for. busy in other capacities, assassinations, and it continues to do that. and of course, in case of iran, it's an open wound because of course, iran under the shot was a u. s. best friend in the region and was the 5th largest army in the world. and overnight, the people over through the dictator and the tyrant, the shot who was backed by the us back by the cia, close relationships with israel and other countries. ah, and of course, if they had a popular revolution. so of course, the u. s. thinks that can go in and it has done so for the past few decades in libya, in syria, in iraq, afghanistan, in yemen, supporting the saudis, and the emeralds. but now did you learn that iran is a, is

a tough nut to crack and you run will resist to the hill against any further intervention? here and are quite right. i said, sir, i mean the sciences here we are again with more functions heading towards iran is not the 1st time. dory change anything iran has has learned to adapt as learned to create his own. um, i'm in a business ties. well, why do the u. s. consider as you continue to persist, i think they continue to persist because it's part of what the former president trump and his advisors like john bolton, or mike pump hill called this maximum pressure campaign. so imagine a pressure cooker. they really want to put so much pressure on civil society that erupts and it explodes because it cannot handle the economic woes that it has. because of course, it's not only the elite that they are targeting here on the iranian government,

the leadership, the military. they are g, c, it's targeting civilians are getting health care medicine airplane parts for boeing for the some of the airlines that you don't have. so of course they want to have this so that they, they will for many, out of this make done elsewhere. so what we're seeing now is the further sanctions, because the u. s. even though it wants to go to voice, not prepared to go to work quite yet. israel is prepared to go to war and it, you know, jumping at the big here to go after a year, and especially it's nuclear civilian nuclear infrastructure. but the u. s. isn't ready yet. it keeps on and being the pressure slowly with the sanction. but of course you run is building good relations with china, with russia, with all the countries in the global south of the bricks. so it's trying to build as part of this kind of coalition and multiple the world. and that's what the us

doesn't like. that's what european union doesn't like and their allies, and we're seeing a come to head slowly. you make an interesting point, nyquist felina. i want to go for the off script here with the with is well the see not liking iran. i'm how we know that the us, they'd like israel was in love is really a little bit, but he's saying that these protests that alleged that run by the us are they like a full flags are so pressure in iran, and perhaps as he said, may be ha, invade or oak old to some form of attack in the wrong could not be possible. i certainly could be possible. i mean, what happened in syria? what happened in libya? whenever there was a situation where they claimed, oh my gosh, they are oppressing the people that people are being butchered in the street. then they start to support their lackeys and the agent in the country and begin to form an, an armed civil war. and john,

both in the former national security adviser under, from just over a little over a week ago, setting a broadcast and b b. c version that the only is, is the escalation increasing, but the opposition is arming itself and arms are blowing in for iraqi could the son, iraqi heard the son of course, was helped by the us to be sort of autonomy zone when sedan was empower and then later was one of the main regents that help in the war in iraq. so ultimately, what we are seeing here is a former advisor, openly stating that arms are flowing in. you was at the top. he knows the intelligence they are. they have people that they support them, which i had out a terrorist organization, headquarters, albania, within the borders of europe, is a terrorist organization that is trying to overthrow the iranian government that the u. s. supports and you have this entire network. absolutely. they're trying to pressure up peaceful demonstrations. ok. they've happened before and they will

continue to happen. i'm sure small scale, but this arm is this in this, i'm a fighting that we're seeing. there's a fire bombing and the shooting of police officers and soldiers. this is something far more sinister and is very them and it's the of the operations that we've seen in yet in the, in, elsewhere in the region in the 1st. thank you so much for joining me here til is a person so who jesus insights valuable at the very most. thanks again for your time. thank you. thank you so much for having me. ah, what movie are in his opening speech at the summit? child present has called for the end of western, had jimmy and a unilateralism while transform issa. the 3rd joined international efforts a needed to solve common challenges. the cold war mentality had gemini, csm unilateralism, and protectionism are mounting acts that distort international norms. disruptive

economic linkages, inflate conflicts and regions and impede the development of cooperation are all to common. history tells us that block confrontation cannot solve any problem and that bias will only lead to disaster. the asia pacific is no one's back yard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times this she is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world that logs that collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. this comes with an escalating us train war against beijing, where the american side is putting the block federal access, the chinese semiconductors, us vice president, kamala harris, reportedly prior to call out asian nations, including china during her keynote speech at apec plus,

the pentagon says it will support tie while the military with american weapons and training, which beijing strongly opposes. we'll discuss all this with cow, vice president of the center of china and globalization, who says separating beijing from the global market will only help or hurt american manufacturers. china is one of the largest the manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest importer of semiconductor jumps of all kinds from many different countries or regions in the world. if the united states really wants to separate china away from this markets, all semiconductors, it. ready will hurt the semiconductor manufacturers interest in the united states because after all, china is the largest market. and then once china become self reliant in semiconductor chips, china may not need to import any semiconductor chips from the united states.

therefore, i think this crazy attempt to isolate china will not result in china's isolation. it will result in greater reliance, self reliance and independence of china in the semiconductor chips. i think as president, being it's a plaint the world needs piece, development and growth and stability rather than war or cold war or block mentality . for example, artificially dividing the world into opposing blocks. we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather, a conflict or war, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece ability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit you mentioned the

leader of germany, thought political party sep, has come to the economy, the largest in the faith is a serious issues due to a lack of field skill workers and functioning supply chains. let's look at ourselves the danger of the industrialization in germany, israel. the supply chains are broken in places. we have a shortage of skilled workers and high energy prices. this is why so companies make investment decisions against germany. well, the german government busy trying to play sugar, daddy to cave and zalinski, egged on by the u. s. and germany's industrial base is getting tired of being taking for granted left to deal with high energy costs as a result of the government prioritizing ukraine above all else. and now german industry is on the verge of being seduced out the back door by washington. that's according to the head of the german american trade chamber in atlanta for companies in the us, the ukraine war is far way and the economic effects are therefore much less

palpable. german businesses are happy to take the inflation reduction act along the qualified 4th. jo biden's inflation reduction act and not only dis, incentivizes american consumers from buying german or foreign cars by giving them tax breaks for made in america vehicles. but it also gives companies tax and energy incentives to invest in america that goods, german and foreign companies. so german finance minister, christian lender sees the writing on the wall regarding the economic hit that europe could end up taking as a result. and he's been talking about how the u. s. has to be aware of the negative impact of the inflation reduction act on the european market. your concerns about the consequences due to the inflation reduction. and so there has been create to the task force of european union and c u. s. administration. they have to

to analyze the consequences paul, our single market. and our common approach should be that a value paul mass should stay preferred. rates pop. yeah, no kidding. they're aware of it. so, i mean, he starting to now talk about the fact that the u. s. in europe, in the u. s. and germany have to start reinforcing, renewing the transit logic alliance. it's kind of like, hey, buddy, i see the or steel in my girl there. are, i mean, my economy? do i go the pub and talk about it? it might just be by design, the german finance mr. can complain all the wants, but the u. s. is looking out for it's best interests and those interests include beating germany on the global playing field. we shouldn't be naive here and yet, or should they? germany had every opportunity to defend its own energy and economic interests. as the u. s. pressured it to cut off its own gas supply for ukraine, and berlin failed to champion its own interests and simply fell in line with the

use sanctions. and now the fact that the german finance minister is trying to sweet talk, the americans about their quote, transatlantic partnership from a position of weakness is kind of too little too late. there are also supply chain and labor costs problems that have piled up injury. and in the rest of europe as a result of heavy handed european policy, as the block tinkers around with its economy and breaks even more things every single time. there's a crisis and the outlook doesn't really look too good for germany, which is set for a 0.6 per cent, full year decline in g d p next year, which is the worse projected performance of the euros on, which is bad news for the rest of the e u as well, that depends primarily on the german economy as the blocks main sponsor of its insanity like funding ukraine and inflation rates in the u. s. pale in comparison

to those currently in the u. so it's no wonder that it wouldn't take much of an incentive for businesses to jump shift in favor of a better offer in the u. s. and what's insane is that germany can reverse course on its current self harm, trajectory at any time, and decide to prioritize its own interests of the political agenda of brussels, or of zelinski and of ukraine, with washington, the ultimate beneficiary of german and european de industrialization. good luck to berlin with the strategy of simply waiting around for washington's benevolence. ministers, they industrialize in germany is not the only problem europe is facing as the whole continent. now faith is skyrocketing, cost of living, and other classes or tony documentary i station europe later on saturday is a sneak peak. different of a change often bunch under the saw. a

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