[000:00:00;00] a with we informed the world community. the plant is at risk of a nuclear accident. russia warns about potential nuclear catastrophe in europe, as, as f o g power plant, again comes under ukrainian shelling over the weekend. that has moscow holds night long, told you ends atomic watchdog over the precarious situation with the u. k is reportedly circumventing its own van on russian oil in a shipment of russian crude arrived london's official records make 0 mention of it . and as france question, its military presence in,

but kena fasfa made rising and 2 french gentlemen in the country. president micron accused his russia of spreading dis information in africa with the top stories from moscow on this monday. plenty of heavy hitters and the headline. so a very warm welcome to you. europe is staring a nuclear disaster in the face. that is a dire warning coming from russia over the current situation. that's f o u power plant. over the weekend, europe's largest nuclear power plant, again came under ukrainian shelling that promoted urgent talks between the russian nuclear agency, ross adam and the u. endotomic. and if you watch talk over the escalation regarding the latest attack, the russian defense ministry claims ukrainian forces fired more than a dozen rounds of artillery shells. ukrainian says russia did it. now the head of the i. e. a has called for

a protection zone around the plant in for an end to the shelling which risks causing a catastrophic nuclear incident. our correspondent equals down off has more now on the comments from the russian nuclear agency. the seo of russia's atomic energy giant ra, sat am did held. i did hold a very brief media conference here, and so she at an event at an expo event. in fact, that is organized by raw satin itself. and the very much business like atmosphere has here been kind of overshadowed by the concerns over the situation at this approach, a nuclear power plant. and indeed, the head of ross, atom, whose company is right now in charge of these approach nuclear power plant, has confirmed that the threat is very real well. but at least we were in talks with the i e a almost all night. we know that rafael grossi has held talks with european leaders and conveyed the concern we informed the world community that the plant is at risk of a nucular accident. and it is obvious that kid considers it possible to allow

a new killer incident that will forever change the course of history in europe. leaders of the world need to come to their senses and instruct politicians and kia to come back to reality. who in their plans are apparently beginning to allow the potential of nucular incidence to further their interests. and with this very concerning statement, a well, ross atoms, chief, has only has merely chimed in to the choir, of all the voices in rush, all sorts of politicians of all calibers that have been indeed warning and cooling on the u. s. on europe, on ukraine's allies essentially to stop, keep, to prevent, keep from shelling these approach you nuclear power plant. now this is an accusation that key of itself has vehemently denied. and while point pointing the finger of blame at russia in turn, moscow has been saying that is absolute nonsense. this sued will preposterous idea . this is what they've called it, that russia could be shelling the territory that it is that it is now has control over. and indeed i,

i did visit this approach. you nuclear power plant back in august. and we were shown the debris, for instance, of a polish made combat drone, which was shot down over the plant before it had the opportunity, had the chance to deal any damage. and russia, of course, doesn't have the russian military does not have polish may drones in its arsenal. and of course, we were also shown the scale of the devastation that was dealt to this approach a nuclear power plant. well, luckily, nothing critical that we observed that at the time, but indeed some of the destruction was quite significant. none the less, for instance, whole workshops were rendered in operational, for instance, a cooling workshop. and so certain portions of the approaching nuclear power plant had to be shut down. now our visit journalist visited coincided with the visit of none other than rafael grossey himself. again, the head of the international atomic energy agency, a u. and back to watchdog an atomic energy watchdog. and so he had the chance to

see everything that we journalists were shown. and since august, a small detachment of the i. e, a specialists, they have been present 247 from what we understand. at these approach, you nuclear power plant, monitoring the situation there, and kind underlining and backing. the concerns that russia has over the well potential threat that emanates from the facility. indeed, i agrees that the threat is very real, although it abstains from our well appointing blame. and while attributing blame as to who's responsible for the shelling, whoever is behind this, it must stop immediately, as i've said many times before, you're playing with fire. so again, the statement by ross atoms, seo, just again stresses that the threat is very real and will of course, the radioactive cloud, it will not respect any visa policies. frances defense minister,

such as countries, no ruled out a full withdrawal limits or special forces from but kin faso that is our tension heat up in the west african country essentially over the issue of the french military presence there. let's get the details now. he's africa corresponded mister carnival attack. there is a special resentment as to the presence of french military in the region. let's not forget that the french military in the region of the presence of that started back in 2014, with operation for connie. and that has not yielded fruits. as we've seen numerous insurgent groups rising to destabilize the health region and particularly countries affect it would be molly, would be chad and became a fossil. and booking of fossil, what we saw on friday was a several hundreds of protesters, mainly young people who marched on the capital of latina fossil, while the 2 groups marching to the monday expulsion of the french ambassador. and

the reason, as well as the withdrawal of the french military in the country as a whole, the beacon knob is blame the french military for the continued insurgency that we have seen in that country. and for most of tina fossil is problem. now, when it comes to france itself, we saw the french leave that coming out this weekend, really responding to some of the criticism that he's received with regards to his country, conduct in african things. and that was of france has really been stock standard, if you will, would be blame any thing and anyone else accept themselves equal to the fact that this perception is fed by others. it's a political project. i'm no fool. many influencers, sometimes speaking on your programs, are paid by the russians. we know them a number of powers who want to spread their influence in africa are doing this to hurt. francis heard its language so doubts, but above all,

pursue certain interests. the problem with him, i will not cry. and i guess numerous presidents even before him is that there is almost no recognition of the agency that africans want. this is not something that is happening in f, one off in a fair country. if a wave of an p frame sentiment that has really been growing in the hell countries in west africa and the most beautiful of francis precinct came from its neighbour. surprisingly enough of the new italian prime minister, giorgio maloney who really went to town with regard to francis failings on the continent and that they should stop playing a political game with people's lives square. so monday, you know, this is a child who works in a gold mine in booking foster. it's one of the poorest nations in the world from prince colonial money, from the kena faso,

which has gold in return they demanded 60 percent everson, burkina, faso exports and jump in the coffee of the french treasury. the goal, the child goes down the tunnel to extract most liam's up in the coffers of the french states. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe . the solution is to free africa from saxon europeans who exploited, allowed these people to leave off what they have. what the french have fail to recognize is that africa is going through its own change that every country has its own developmental aims. and they even needs to quell the insurgency and insecurity that has really invest that itself upon the hell countries, particularly in with africa, france has to be look at its relationship with it, with the former colonies, and now independent african state. it means an interest section, but more than anything, it's very easy to blame, right?

yeah, right now, if europe has really made the russia into a book, man, that's not how russia viewed here in the continent. there was much isn't protest where young people were carrying wretched and legs, and hurling unseen, bring legs. and that should tell you something about the sentiment that if prevailing on the ground and what people expect out of a partner, perhaps that's why more and more young african looking eastwood for a new partner that they can really rely on well, just a bit earlier in this program i was talking to a coffee kwaku, a senior research fellow with the university of johannesburg. he says, the continent is finally moving away from the sphere of european influence. one hand, the fringe of telling everybody and publicly and internationally that they are living the african continent living model, either they can or so. and then they're moving somewhere else. forget it in going

to happen in the can't do it with the pain. there's a rolling wave, almost so none of the reality of african that are coming to slap french, french in the space. and it started with the president. if we took a very close and honest, you're a french friends, french's legacy, call him your legacy and do an audit frankly. francis failed, and the recognition that francis fail is still very difficult for french to not just recognize it, but to swallow it and come to the table and say, look, let's get rid of the choking pull in your handcuffs. and then if you want in french, we also cause the crash 6 week mean hiding the private parts. and then discuss, frankly, because africans are now looking for different partners partners that are looking for when, when you mentioned it. and i think russia is emerging as one of the china is already been there. many of them are coming up and in the sense africans are

looking for something that can help them to grow and develop better than what they've seen before. we don't want to see africans painfully traversing the mediterranean sea to die, to go to france. ah, this story is intriguing the investigative new site. the grey zone is crying foul and accusing instagram of censorship. after the social media giant took down one of great zones posts, which looked into relations between ukraine's government and the now collapsed crypto trading firm, f t x. that had been, as they say, organizing fundraising for the key of this investigation by kick claire berg is a devastating, an entirely factual look at the open and clearly corrupt partnership between ukraine and f. t x. it's removal by instagram recalls the election season. censorship and suppression of the 100 biden laptop story. i'd like to thank whichever c i a in term was responsible for this fact check for confirming there

was something deeply shady about f t. x is fundraising efforts for the ukranian government, and that this should be prob, thoroughly, and seriously. so instagram defend to the move saying the pace contained false allegations of f t, x being, get this a money laundering tool for the u. s. democratic party. that is, despite the article itself actually stating there is no evidence for this. according to the grades on post f t x, his head had been actively promoting his financial ties to the zalinski administration, thus raising questions as to whether it was a mere coincidence. that key have closed its fundraising page just days before f t x fall of a bankruptcy leaving investors owed billions. the article also points out that the total sum race view crane by the platform suddenly decreased offer a shop increase or the total figure had remained almost the same since april, despite the resource remaining open for donations. we have got to take this further with investigative journalist kit,

clara virg are the author of the grades or an article that was taken down. joining me live, great to see today. thanks for coming on the program kit. i mean, look your article removed by instagram in his teams that you might have pulled off the sheets and exposed them rather strange bedfellows. take us through it. yeah, sure. i mean, my quite like the, the low ranks or confirming my 2 sons about his relationship become quite well founded and they should be investigated seriously. and already, i mean, i was just entirely serious the instagram, which is caused by facebook parent company, the others right intelligence team comprising form is c, a n s a test and spies block sharing. this story is a prime example of power telling you where not to look and what you are not allowed to know as such, i'm going to keep digging. why just ask you so. so i think you've kind of semi explain it. what was that main motivation to, to take down your post? well, i mean, what i mentioned one of the coming already,

sorry episode is the instruct fact check. claimed my story, alleged this relationship between x and t and was being used to law the fun democratic party, nor did i not make the allegation. i explicitly stated that was evidence supporting that charge. so you may dot very, very, to hold on. i'm sorry, i got to jump in and get, i'm sorry about that, but just just quickly, i apologize. i do, but i've been reading all these articles over the past number of days as well. typically, i don't go anywhere near the mainstream because if you get your stuff in the mainstream, then you'll really corrupted it wrong. but it seems to me that a lot of articles out there was say that this was about a money laundering operation where funds in ki, i was essentially getting washed and sent back to the democrats. or is that entirely untrue? well, i mean, is increasingly clear. everything but the somebody's been treat was it was involved in was d criminal. there are about

a $134.00 separate shell companies which are used to be used for money laundering. all types of asian or d, as in ca tried the operations. so clearly there was some g, g, b. this is somebody who has a hearing ties to democratic establishment, is that tens of millions to the policy over the past 3 years? you know, i know some of this background has emerged in the x is collapsed um, but it's been, you know, the sense that i think it's reasonable assumptions to assume that the, some of these forms could have actually made the, you know, across the atlanta. yeah. it does seem that you've touched down on a very sensitive little point here kit. and i mean, look, just just just going back to the story because i read one of the articles that the democrats wanted to make sure that they would win at the midterm elections. so they needed as much funding as possible. and one of the articles i read said that essentially money was being laundered in kiev and then sent back to the democrats

to help to finance their campaigns before the midterm. so is that nonsense? i don't know. you tell me, i mean i'll just make sure there's no, there's no piece of evidence. ready case, i mean a reasonable assumption to make, but we know that i mean, se x collapsing up to the needs of the off to the mid terms is certainly quite striking. well, there it seems that somebody in fried was very aware that was trouble brewing in mid october. he rode back on a huge commitment to so late in the, in dollars to buy it. and that is, the criminal's what i lodge went under lots of time. and he also said that he was going to give up political donations entirely. now was this because he was drawing too much attention to himself with the end to break it. it is prick picking up what this was. this is known by his back as we are within the democratic party

and potentially the u. s. intelligence. scotsman. you know the slightest width of, of interest from regulators would have met. it would have self along those ringing in washington and date and date. but since you central story though, i mean, is there anything that you would like to update about it or what, what are your biggest revelations and don't hold back? i mean, i just, i think the every single angle the i know i have gone down as the related right to the story just more and more questions. right. more and more concerns. right. we've had numerous individuals who are involved in this, including crypt, bryce, and ukrainian government officials claim the only $60000000.00 was raised and this was only raised within the 1st 2 and a half weeks operation. it's been open the whole time. it's been accepting tens of millions since then. where is this money gone was spent or what? yes indeed. did this make it back to the us? was it used to fund black operations? and ukraine depends on the ca. kept off the books,

so to speak. we know these questions are not being asked. it's rather remarkable tony and surprising that the minute by minute coverage. ready this in the mainstream media, not a single west journalist has cut off what's going on here. i would say everything he was involved in criminal, but we are expected to believe a fundraising drive for ukraine, which is present. i mean, the mass flow with billions in monetary, quote unquote, a to ukraine is precipitate, actually replaces profiteering and embezzlement. i. yes, this is above board. the everything else he touch law was criminal. that doesn't make sense. these questions need to be honest. and honestly, people coming there are some people today that you've got to be very, very careful whether you're touching down on a sensitive truth or even dare to tell the truth. facebook blocks at twitter, delete that youtube bands that you know what i'm talking about here. i wanted to ask you, i mean to, to what extent do you think social media platforms like instagram, for example,

have the right to sense what's being published? i, what you put up death. oh, i mean, it is fairly in shoots. the limits to what can be shadow like, but your platform rules are the subjects if they are usually informed by state interest, these majors, social media companies for allegedly former minute research and intelligence officials operating at the highest levels dictating what people can see. i mean, this is absolutely right for the argument that these are private companies, they set rules. it's just, it's, it's, it's an operable, you know, by and, you know, the rules ever ever changing. people don't seem to add to the content they don't like or disagree with. for whatever reason, good or bad catch gets moved, that how we will be exerted upon them and don't lose that post process. what about, what about, i guess, the issue of the public's perception here? why,

why do you think the articles opposing established mainstream narratives are being censored by the media? because at the end of the day, at the end of the day, all you gotta do is put out a quick headline, corrupt the minds of the viewers or the readers. and then later, when the truth comes out, you can either ignore or do a little disclaimer at the end of the day. but what about the minds of the public right now? it just seems to me that in this day and age so much is being hidden from the main public realm. well indeed, i think, in the sense, my 1st example in scrum says it's false. therefore, it is that for people on going to, going to look at this, they don't really watch questions that you know, this is something that you should investigate. and a lot of people would go along. i mean, ultimately the internet as, as far as enormous problems, the traditional gatekeepers of information. that's pretty much the basic quote from the part of the time the security document was max out. the agency plans to construct

a ministry tree. this is the disinformation governance board that was once fronted via needed younger bits, charmless scary poppins. i mean, once upon a time, you know, the british american governments had a pretty much total struggle. all of them, a lot of information internationally. they passed by direct and indirect control of international media. the grid has been cobra to be shot at now. or at the very least, it's never been easy. independent journalist, an activist challenge, what we can release or emanating consented power in the west, which the terrifying process a prospect from that perspective. and as the us lead west motor crumbles and declines, it will be more and more every day and place multicultural. while the magic, we should expect their attempts to control the narrative to become ever more desperate and brazen. you know, i mean i'm shocked to that it was already. ready from the story i continued to post about it on twitter, pretty much you, hourly, and more readily much. is that going to be next?

it is going to be the next much streaming for cited hunter, bite and story where all major tech firms just send to the story out. right. and band people who are pacing from place to get. and we don't know, but that's the kind of that's the kind well, the truth, pretty much investigative journalist kit, clara bug from the grays and you know, keep up the good work. my friend, your job has never been so important. thank you very much for your time. thank you . thank you very much. thank you. well, believe this or not, the u. k is circumventing its own commitment of not importing oil supplies from russia. has been reported by the u. k. a sunday times, which has revealed get this how the russian energy source is imported to britain. but totally undeclared, the few was one of at least a non congress of russian oil. what's more than 200000000 pounds to have a rotted british poll soon. the invasion of ukraine, but it has been classified as inputs from elsewhere. apparently,

the u. k. government has been importing this nasty authoritarian oil from russia while projecting to the public. that only freedom molecules would be allowed to disembark on britain's pristine shores. british officials have been talking up this mighty sacrifice that they were making for ukraine by not buying russian oil, which they like to pretend goes straight into russian president vladimir putin's pockets to use as spending money in the ukraine conflict or, you know, maybe black friday sales whatever, over the summer, the british office for national statistics even reported that for the 1st time ever, there weren't any russian oil imports into the u. k. and this was despite the fact that russia was britton's largest oil supplier just the year before. and it was all, seemingly due to the hard work and iron will of british officials to make this russian oil embargo happen. now have

a listen to what they've said in the past. the united states, united kingdom this week announced all plans to stock importing russian oil and the e. you have announced that plans to reduce their dependency to ending europe's collective dependence on russian oil and gas. i want to make clear to the house that we fully intend and we must and our dependency on all russian hydrocarbons. well, despite all that pontificating, it turns out it was all a big charade. the russian oil has still been coming in since at least june and july. well, how exactly? turns out there's been some love boat action happening between tankers out there in the ocean. russian tankers are hooking up with other ships off shore, and those ships fly vendor other countries carry on to britain and allow london to maintain its virtuous stance through oil. wandering, basically,

the european union also has printers that have been loading up on russian oil even as they talk up a pending oil ban. the netherlands, for example, took in a 126 per cent, more russian diesel this month compared to last month alone. asked with the notion of cutting off rushes oil revenues. it's fuel exports by sea are now at their highest level since 2017 up 22 percent month on month in november alone. so despite the west's blowing eating and virtue signaling, it looks like it's having a really tough time prying itself away from russian fuel. but it really wants everyone to believe that the exact opposite is true and it looks like the you might be fighting with each other and with other countries over the supply pretty soon. that's according to the international energy agency, have a listen. the competition for known russian diesel barrels will be fis with a you. countries having to bid call goes from the u. s. middle east, and india away from their traditional bias. increased refinery capacity will

eventually help ease diesel tensions. however, until then, if prices go too high for the demand, destruction may be inevitable for the market imbalances declare, the former us treasury secretary under donald trump, steve minucci and said that the russian oil price cat was, quote, the most ridiculous idea i've ever heard. sure, it's on feasible that that's only if you don't cheat and tell the public one thing while doing the exact opposite behind everyone's back. it's great davi with us today via us. private military company, most sought a so called count to russia's wagner group has been found in the ukranian controlled city of archer office. can the don't ask republic handing out it's patches. apparently he was given them out to ukrainian soldiers. a members of the military organization were also then seen patrolling around the city on foot. well, for a moment, let's take

a closer look at the mozart private military company founded by iraq and afghanistan, war veteran, andy milburn this year by the group says it conducts military training and provides humanitarian evacuations. it's main donors, r u. s. hedge fund managers, allegedly. so at the end of the day when it's left to be sorted out on the battlefield, the russian wagner group had this to say no matter what they call themselves mozart or sally airy. this does not give them any strength, no advantages, nothing but height. of course, they can always be a false in the well, that can resist you and there's nothing unexpected in this. this is the normal course of history. talking about a confrontation between vog that and mozart is somehow ridiculous. the wagner groups there to oppose the ukrainian army, and it is a decisive force in this direction. i want to get down to the nitty gritty about the nature of russia's wagon, a group you can watch a brand new, aren't you documentary in just a moment? actually, it says shutting light on the military farm and how it operates. you can watch it right off to this muse cost for the meantime,

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