oh, that's a big deal. i'm asking them. what am i in my chair florida doesn't want that extra mom, but i know it's up under that whole. ah the god of all. so 7 people are confirmed dead after a powerful explosion destroys part of an apartment building and rushes far it also had on the program. today. moscow demands on international investigation into an alleged mastercard. russian soldiers were being held captive by ukrainian forces . it's after disturbing footage, suggesting a mass execution emerged online with

10 minutes away from the front line. the job here is to stabilize patient stop leading, get them to safety, our team visit, say frontline hospital in the new council. like where brushing volunteer doctors fight to save the lives of the soldiers. while protestors in bertino faso sent their french embassy on fire amid escalating grievances against them during our it's influence in the west african bridge. some people know who don't need the french army. here. they say that they are here to help us. i don't trust them, it is time for them to go. our goal today is to make them with pleasure to have your company today. my name's neil. welcome to then use our on our t 8 people are not confirmed dead including 3 children after

a powerful explosion ripped through an apartment building on the far eastern russian island of cycling early on saturday. ah, the god of all. so it does that of all will a blast completely destroyed. one side of the building at 10 people are currently reported injured, they have been transferred the hospital now rescuers say at some residents of the building may still be under the rubble. the explosion is believed to have been caused by a gas leak. however, it's worth noting that building is reportedly at not connected to the centralized gas infrastructure. raising the possibility about the residents. we're using portable gas tanks. the investigative committee of russia is currently on site. more on, at this story, this saturday as details come in 20 ah, a barbarous killing of russian prisoners of war. that's what russia's defense

ministry has accused ukraine of after videos emerged online, reportedly showing troops being murdered while held captive by key of troops. the m . o. d say's sarah went on to say it's actually a common practice overlooked by ukraine's western backers. the intentional and methodical murder of more than 10 immobilized russian service men 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 captured 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. well, we are about to show you the parts of the frontage in question. a warning you may

find the footage disturbing. now the 1st video is said to have been filmed by ukrainian trips, showing captured and armed russian soldiers. now, they have apparently been told to lie on the ground as they come out from their cover. the 2nd video from a drone, appears to show the same group of soldiers now lying dead. a russian investigative committee has opens on inquiry into the mosque, or it said at least 11 soldiers were killed. while the russian foreign ministry, faith, it's going to push for an international, proven to at what exactly we have repeatedly drawn the attention of the international community to the cruel and inhuman attitude of the ukrainian side towards the detained russian service. men. we demand that international organizations condemn this, agree just crime, and conduct a thorough investigation into it. last month,

the united nations identified 2 cases of russian prisoners of war and being tortured and executed by ukrainian soldiers that one of the gruesome instance was filmed on the video went viral. we again must warn you. the following images are disturbing. free russian soldiers are shown here as shots and their legs, purportedly by ukrainian troops. their volta being reports of foreign mercenaries participating in a similar war. meantime, the russian defense ministry emphasize that all ukrainian. so we are being treated in accordance with international treaties. ukraine and russia have also swap prisoners. several times was mentioned, russia, the phase, it will demand international investigation into that. but former c i, a analysts, lori johnson believes about, unlikely to happen. he's up to view global organizations, have long been silent,

but you printing across these committed during 8 years of war. in don't us. there'll be no justice from the international organization or the international community there corrupted. this was, this is reminiscent of what the nazis did. to jews during world war 2 was reminiscent of what isis did to siri and soldiers. they captured where you just line him up and shoot him in the back of the head. you know, this is, this is criminal activity and it should be condemned by the international community . but it's not, i don't, i have no hope out that that will in fact take place. this war started 2014. and it has gone on nonstop with civilians and done at school hunts been killed. and the world being quiet, being silent about it that has not been an uproar. there's not been the demands for a sensation of those kinds of activities. while a western power is seemingly turn

a blind eye to those apparent war crimes committed by ukrainian forces, some of washington's former top officials appear very keen on justifying their own military interventions around the world. in our case, we thought saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. you're going to let that continue. are you going to take them out and then do the best 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 the record. democrats, a democratic countries actually don't invade their neighbors. democratic countries don't harbor terrorist democratic countries. don't use weapons of mass destruction, interest to expand on loud in the podcast. and that's rice implant and explain the reason for patients conducted by the u. s. criticized russia for it's offensive in ukraine on stress how democratic states don't use weapons of mass destruction. all

of that, despite the historic atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, the bombing of serbia, the hey t invasion, as well as the failed bay of pigs operation by cuban exiles during the cold war in 1900. 61 fully financed by the u. s. government, and also the fatal military operations, which last decades in iraq and afghanistan, leaving those countries in a state of economic and social clubs. laurie johnson again, safe at both of the women defending america record. there were criminals and his you because he says by justifying us interventions around the world. they justify numerous war crimes which are well documented already. john stewart's interview or candle. lisa rice and hillary clinton is 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 to be had not been for their lives? actual lies about the predicate and the for starting war, hers in iraq, started wars and libya starting wars and syria. you know, for those 2 to claim on whether we're made the world better off. that's like listening to an arsenal who's come in and set fire to a children's hospital burned 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 rife, they absolutely knew that saddam hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction. they knew it, they lied about and they can and 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. and yes, 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. get some more news to bring you this sounded a continued strikes targeting industrial infrastructure has been reported in the ukraine controlled city of upper rosier local officials. plane, the ukrainian up in mission viejo was hit in the attack as well. as workshops for craft repaired at the plant where components for a militarized drones or project emergency services are currently working at the scene. in law, relentless puzzles on the front line in the loo, ganske republic continued as does they fight for the lives of russian soldiers held in at local hospitals. there are 2 senior correspondent, but i guess the reports from one of them. next, please be aware you may find some of the following images upsetting 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 we at 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 for proper treatment. the job here is to stabilize patients to stop leading and get the safety. they cool all the doctors here, doc. they appear calm, collected exactly what people need. the si,

fi is finished physically. it's difficult. we're just humans. we feel the pressure an emotional strain. but 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 in 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, and we convince her something we're proud of our girls and proud of myself. i'm going to cry during the year when you, whether we're going, we came to help our compatriots. are you scared now? is it difficult psychologically. sometimes midway, girls, we 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 for the rest of years where it rushes over. so we know perfectly well the conditions our troops leave in. in forests entrench us. when we take them in, we support them. they need to be brought back their senses after while they've been through. we all help 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 just with each of mishma provalshie of leap away, patched up and evacuated her, coming back here. they come in and they say thank you alive, healthy with their arms and legs. there is no greater reward with worship you staged for your good. so i live to so that given yes, i believe i did my part. i'll have the memories and a half something to tell my kids. i'll be proud of what i did because i did to say

thoughts, he look odd, screeching. ah, now let's take it to africa. we're angry burkina faso. protestors have attempted to storm the french embassy and why do good demanding? at the french ambassador, be expelled? police fire tear gas to disperse the crowds who are throwing stones and setting fires outside the compound. the protesters then reportedly headed to a nearby french military base, shutting dine with from locals, accused paris of being the roots. all burkina faso is problems on valid cooperation with other countries, including russia on security issues. we heard the thoughts all some of those rallying home district. i am, i'm in a sultan oqueeno need the french army here. they said that they are here to help us . i don't trust them, it is not accurate to for someone to accept your help. they say they are here to

fight terrorism. we know they have the equipment to win this war and they are not winning. they should go now. it is time for them to go. i'll go to the east to make they have been silence and ask was seeks them by knowing it and they still want to stay to kill ice on our opens enough is enough. yeah, a lot of frustration there is in there and a local journalist also spoke to us about what looks to be a declining western influence in the region at large. here in west africa, the leases is loud and clear, the open countries. i've been dawning beside region, living the west africa leaders to take care of their home security phrase and shove, dow goodbye, candle, petition, united kingdom is pulling out for money. now. jim money, as i know it will live the you in studies issue legion in money by next you. but to put things in perspective, nap mats has changed from with time,

i'll strong with them into prison in west africa. dear hi, these are still up talking. oh no, and little cool. i'll hop thing in vis a hell all due to a poor situation of security. and now the united nation is warning it but more wis for a bit paper in religion because of the am conflict, as well as global warming. in this a hell, the climate crisis is combining with increasing and stability and the low level of investments in development to create a disempowering mix that is heavily taxing. so, hellion communities with the added risk of jeopardizing the attainment of sustainable development goals. but there are some signs of here in west africa, countries in religion, optic you model id to will have 5 was african countries been

looking at plot. so i will cons gun i am to have met last week to legalize across insteps eve from 2017, which means they want to team up against violent extremism in virginia. we will sustain confidence to the efforts to we're making and closer collaboration between the member states of the acro initiative fighting terrorism is a collective effort. so we need to work together, and we shall succeed in whatever we're trying to do. deborah henri gun welcome. besides that, west african countries are joining for shady in chile jobs and helping each other to secure the region m sites. childress as the cannot relay any more on west lockers who took long term advantage of african for the kids. this nation must loudly on their home forces whatever we can help there. ok to

work with him including russia was in lee wurrell oddity would have to look it up for us. well, burkina faso is not the only country where the public is currently opposing a nato intervention. haitians have taken to the streets of their national capital to speak out against crippling poverty as well as reported government plans to have the u. s. military stamp policy. their protest movement a local reporter, their census this report. one new occasion of 219 anniversary of the battle of valencia. the battle that allowed haiti to become the 1st independent black people in the world. what was in david's, of the political movement pizza, the celine, took the sweets of the capital of what was to put this begins the military bed, that quite a minister, how young hows, with breast that is sent

a message in one of the office of b to say that haiti does not want flane's canada and the united states. they are asking for corporation that who held the current which across the global energy crisis, gang violin salad, difficult economic situation, has sparked citizens outreach and a national crisis with massive and sometimes violent demonstrations occurring really across the caribbean republic, at large the acting president which predicts accuse of assassinating his predecessor wants to resolve the sound of knots by stepping down as protesters demand, but by inviting us lead nato troops to occupy portal france and pacify citizens by force. here swelled some haitians themselves. out to say that america, we see that the country is sinking in chaos. insecurity, high living costs. we have leaders who do not take decisions for the good of the country,

but rather for their own personal gain. with what we see the misery of the hate and population current lead the cross rows. there is no peaceful area in the city. this subway for prime minister says it justified the presence of foreign military aides and the country. okay, here's the story, getting quite a lot of attention today. the u. s. has terrified not the leader of saudi arabia mohammed been so man should be immune from prosecution over potential connections to the murder of journalist jamal cas shoji. i minister my mr. been so man is immune from suit and us courts. while he holds the office of prime minister . he is the head of government. it has nothing to do with the merits of this case. the immunity determination is a legal one. well, that statement by view a state department, really, it's an abrupt reversal of previous rhetoric from joe biden, who earlier implicated the saudi crown prince in the case and said he would make re

add a quote pariah. we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. not so much now though jamal could shoji was a saudi journalist who opposed the royal family and had been working for various western media outlets. he was killed now. they saw the consulate in istanbul, in october 2018. the cia has said it was on us as a nation, committed on direct orders by the crime prince. now that particular allocation spark tensions between washington and red we heard from arvin voter, our former vice chairman of the u. s. military national committee. who said, president biden's words are often based on what he thinks the domestic audience wants to hear. you know, he ran by saying what the american people wanted to hear in certain areas. and one,

a lot of american people, i think a lot of people in the, in the world generally want to see murderers brought to justice. i think that's a normal human impulse. now all of a sudden there's a huge about face saying that because he's the head of state, we can go after him and that has nothing to do with the recent us foreign policy. saddam hussein was a head of state who is suspected not convicted of having weapons of mass destruction, which he didn't have. and that was still enough for the us to go after him. so the idea that the u. s. can't go after somebody is the head of state is utterly absurd . now, in his opening speech in the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, china as president, has called for the end of western hedge money and unilateralism. while talent who's hosting the to day event stress that joined to international efforts are needed to solve common challenges. the cold war mentality had german ism unilateralism and protectionism are mounting acts that distort international norms

. disruptive nomic linkages in flight, 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 backyard 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 at large, the collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. however, french president emanuel micron doesn't appear to share the chinese concept of mutual respect and cooperation characterizing the situation in the region. in his words, as being in the jungle. naming some nations as elephants posing a threat to order enough jungle. we are

a jangle and we have 2 big electrons trying to become more and will never us be convert us installed war into the big problem for the whole, the rest of the jangle. and while the french president say some players disrupt the order in jungles the u. s. continues to escalate us trade war against basing with american senators pushing to block federal access to chinese semiconductors. the pentagon also say that planning to support taiwan military with american weapons and training, which china strongly opposed as we discussed, all of that with asian for example, as victor go who say separating beijing from global markets will only hurt american manufacturers. china is one of the largest the manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest the importer of semiconductor jumps of all kinds from many different countries and 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 their largest the market. and then was 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 proceeding being, it's a plaint in the world, it needs peace, 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 that it could be the d in a speech, his foundations, democracy for him. former us president obama, for in that freedom is under threat all over the world, including establish democracy. these democratic ideas are currently under assault, around the world. we see it in the back sliding this taking place in what we're well established democracies. we see them escalating polarization and disinformation, barack obama, and as the so called free world faces up to its internal crises, democracy in the us appears to have its fir sure of problems to

r. t steep sweeney picks up. that story for washington always seems to call those countries in its cross hayes, autocratic or authoritarian, is the us itself really any different? the white house will often deny aids to those it deems on democratic with molly being a recent example. united states ability to, to help molly on the security side is greatly constrained now. our 1st and foremost by the fact that there was a qu show under us law, there is a limit on how we can support government forces. as i said in the context of the queue in till democracy is restored, so until 2024, but even more by choice that yeah. so molly government made to get into bed with wagner. those washington really have the right to do this. it makes a u. s. look like some kind of autocratic general talk crazy. run by the very oligarchs

it so frequently decries elsewhere is electric leader joe biden is old and frail. although he's considering running for the presidency for a 2nd term. we're lying on cheat sheets, prompting him. how to behave, major gatherings of well leaders, a weekly to is usually surrounded with an aging establishment. and they are the ones with the real power. the 2021 senate was for instance, the oldest in american history. the average age of us senators is 64.3 years. senator patrick j lee has been serving for 47 years. chuck grassley, 41 years, while dianne feinstein is now the oldest sitting you a senator at the age of $89.00. each. me being challenges, but it's also benefit when it comes to being in congress. i've seen changes and trans not only in california, but across the country, not to mention animal than senate. living through that has made me much more

effective at my job. such administrations usually have the packing of the armed forces in the u. s. we can see the growing military influence. the pentagon, for example, already plays a leading role in manipulating social media in support of washington's national security priorities. we conduct those operations in support of national security priorities. what i would highlight is that they must be undertaken in compliance with u. s. law and beauty policy. and we have safeguards in place and are committed to observing those safeguards. these are not public affairs operations. these are military information support operations. many of those responsible for you as defense policies also have shares in military companies including lockheed martin or raytheon, and boeing, which is a major conflict of interest.