[000:00:00;00] a we informed the world community. the plant is at risk of a new killer accident. right, so all the potential nuclear catastrophe in europe and once again comes on the plane showing over the weekend as most to hold urgent talks with you on a topic. what's all over the alarming situation? appear to be essential because it's still going on actually a nuclear cooperation with russia in his country's national interest, despite pressure from the you add

a warning regarding claims, a weapon said to the homepage and in with good when i get off and anyway, where ever you are the world welcome to all the international. it's just policy and it's been to have you with us. i'm much mommy. let's get started with today's top stories. russia has will, on europe, is staring at a potential nuclear disaster due to the 20 military's persistent showing the rose your power plot. ross is the 1st man he has said, you think the walls and doesn't alter the rounds at the nuclear facility in the latest attack. but keith has said, russian troops were responsible for the fighting. the international atomic energy agency has cooled for demilitarized zone around the prompt versus potential nuclear

disaster. the russian nuclear agency, raso. so i'm has been in talk with the you are atomic, watched all over the latest escalation ortiz. igor is done of reports, the ceo of russia's atomic energy giant ra, sat am, did held a did hold, a very brief media conference here in such 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 the sup raja nuclear power plant. and indeed, the head of ross, atom, whose company is right now in charge of these approaching nuclear power plant, has confirmed that the threat is very real well. but each 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 kia 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, the well ros atoms, chief, has only has merely chimed into the choir of all the voices in russia. 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 keith to prevent keith from shelling these upper rows. you nuclear power plot. now this is an accusation that cave itself has vehemently denied and while point pointing the finger of blame at russia in turn, moscow has been saying that is absolute nonsense. the 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 did visit this approach to 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 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. you nuclear power plant. well, luckily, nothing critical that we observed that at the time, but indeed some of the destruction was quite significant. nonetheless, 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 visit had 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 while potential threat that emanates from the facility or 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. we'll discuss further development over the rest around the zappa rosa nuclear fall with journalist and analyst wired read. he says that only an international reaction would determine the red line for keith. this is another and the so which. ready shows basically, they're the ukranian regime and company are basically want to gamble with all of our lives. if that is what it takes to overthrow russia to balkanized russia to destroy russia, imperative countries, that's what it takes then. and that's the price that they are willing to pay. the reaction from much of the rest of the. busy world i think, will determine where the here regime use it's red lines is being which is to say that if there is not

a big reaction from much of the western european nations, i don't think that much of anything will happen in terms of consequences for ukraine you know, they basically have learned at this point that they can cry will many times hunger is foreign minister has spoken out in defiance of you and us, fresh over his countries time with russian nuclear sector. same quote. ideology doesn't heat columns. he may, those amongst us, he attended an international energy for him in the southern russian city of such the 1st signals of a european wide energy crisis. so have appeared on the horizon. now we, hungarians, we look at the energy issue as a physical issue and not as a political one or not as an ideological one. because according to the current, let's say situation of science,

it is impossible to heat your flat. we died eulogy or crate or water with political statement. the acts of eggs flow to actual forum is low. the main events for the global nuclear industry representatives on the 17 countries are gathered to discuss topics domain from the current energy crisis, housing increase international corporation and develop the new in just re to cope with energy poverty in under developed countries. the forum brings together he, industry, executives, international relations, and government officials. all these folks are hungry is foreign minister. the event about the countries continued corporation with russia. a physical issue. and it's obvious that nuclear is the cheapest safe environmental way of generating energy. and that's why it's is our national interest to continue the nuclear

cooperation. and to make the to you reactor blocks operation was 123. that was a reason how'd you, how'd you expect to deal with the potential backlash from the, from the e u and the us we are always fighting for the exemption of already nuclear when it comes to listening to regime so far, we were supposed to have a good hope that you will be successful in the future just regard as well. they will never, never let nuclear to be sanctioned because it will go against our national interest . we heard from brazilian reesa, caroline a marie de sla, who says the global corporation is essential with technological advancement and energy diversity. you're trying to make connections. we've e f younger researchers from the bricks, countries. and we are just trying to forum a common agenda for our countries and discuss the place of the global south indian energetic transition. i think the bricks rolling. all this is huge,

since we're represent a big portion off men kind, you know, as in our populations, also we have a lot of resources in our respective countries. so we player an essential role to leads to a cleaner, energetic transition. so energetic and technical corporation is essential for us, especially coming from the global south to brazil and latin american general is essential that we can diversify our energy mattresses and for days corporations is required. so i think this is the key word for us. ah, a british law enforcement agency is express concerns of weaponry that western countries all sudden grain could end up in the hands of terrorists. you carry authorities as well as you are a polar and interval are on the lookout for potential black markets. as with any conflict, when weapons pour in, there is a risk blow back. at the end of the conflict,

there are surplus weapons that get into the hands of criminals or terrorists. try a is proving difficult cause so shook despite previous assurances. heard in washington, the u. s a loan has sent more than 20000000000 dollars of medicaid to keep. well, yes, unable to account for military equipment abandoned in afghanistan. according to recent government, reports of pens, gun does not actually know how many weapons were left in the hands of the taliban. but washington stated that will be no turn made to secure them. form a c, r, a alice and a host of the r t show the whistle blowers, john kodiak, who says europe has more to worry about than guns and bullets. once these weapons are delivered, that's the end of it for the united states, they wash their hands of it, they have no idea what happens to these weapons. nobody is going to take

responsibility for this. calls for an audit are really little more than lip service to transparency. you know, the pentagon in, in the entirety of its history has never been audited. never, they'll just keep on doing what they're doing. knowing that no one will ever have to pay the piper at the very minimum, many of these weapons will end up in the hands of organized crime gangs. europe would be very worried about making sure that they have at least some way to keep tabs on who is taking delivery of these weapons. and you know, it's not just guns and ammunition and we're talking about armored personnel carriers and tanks and anti aircraft weapons. so it's not just guns and bullets that we need to be worried about right now. no threat for mr. has loss of the un secretary general as a puppet of the united states. the song was,

came off the un tooth decisions join us lead condemnation northwood, intercontinental ballistic missile test launches. i often take the un secretary general for a member of the us white house or its state department. i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us until the inter couldn't continental ballistic missile on friday cools another stir in the world community as the very next a g 7 diplomat issued a joint statement condemning the launch. i'm calling on the un security council to take strong measures. the you are and held an emergency meeting on monday in which you and officials and representatives from 10 member nations including india and

south korea condemned the launch. the u. s. a representative to the u. m. has called on other member states to support this condemnation united states. we invite all member states to join us in condemning the dpr case unlawful ballistic missile launches and call for full full implementation of the existing security council resolutions. according to the deputy secretary general, the united nations, this is the 1st successful test of the dpr, kays largest and most powerful missile capable of reaching all of north america. both korea has long, 60 medium range and 3 intercontinental ballistic missile. so far this year, the countries officials claim that the test prevent russian from the united states and south korea as a defensive in nature. as was live louse, a full the u. s. marine corps intelligence of is

a score rissa score fans will join their asi. now, no career was lashed out at the un secretary during calling him a u. s. puppet. is that justifiable? i mean, there is going to be any reaction to this. no, i mean, 1st of all, let's be clear. there's united nations security council resolutions that have been passed that private north korea from carrying out this very activity. and it would be consistent for the secretary general to express concern on that is the language he used is similar to that of the language used by the united states and expressing a similar concern more often, it's more likely that that's coincidental, as opposed to evidence of them colluding just because in the united nations and diplomats tend to speak the same kind of language. so i know chris said that miss out test was a response to large scale us and factory and advanced sizes. what, what do you see for the future of the korean peninsula,

more and more escalation or perhaps renewed peace efforts? well, i mean, here's the danger. there won't be renewed peace efforts unless there's more escalation. it's going to have to get to a situation where the united states realizes that further escalation could create the conditions for an inadvertent war that could very easily go nuclear and that means the end of tokyo, the end of soul, you know, millions of lives lost on the u. s. is not going to get north korea to voluntarily back down on north korea, is made a decision that nuclear weapons that are on ballistic missiles constitute their legitimate deterrence capability. and even indicated in a page out of the american book, that deterrence can be preemptive in nature if they deem a threat, a warrant that kind of action. so it's a extraordinarily dangerous situation,

and i think it's time for the united states to take a step back and rethink what they're trying to accomplish here. if you want north korea to disarm and you're probably gonna go back and re open the trump playbook and look at, you know, what it would take to get north korea to come to the table and walk away with the nuclear ization plant. now since i was, i think that the was getting more and more volatile scott, but we know that these recent, let's take you back to back to these tests that north korea doing. we look at the recent, katherine nuclear, they have, they provoked. i mean, is it, these, this emergency emergency meeting by the un is, is just for our language used to scare us, or is it really an emergency meeting? it? i mean it's, there's no emergency just to, let's be straight about it. this is just the language used by the united nations in the united nations security council. ready to give a sense of gravitas,

to what they're doing. but these tests have been going on for some time. and it's clear why these tests are going on. they are in response to the united states walking away from what should have been a nuclear ization a deal during the trump administration. remember, kim jong on went to hanoi with a deal in hand. it was a deal that he had to wrangle out of his you out of his government. people think that he's a dictator can do it every once, but that's simply not how that system works. he had to go in and sell it hard and he got that same permission, but he got the green light to go forward only to be snubbed by the united states. this is a great loss of face. and then they tried to hold the door open for continue talks for the bind administration, but the by administration refused even in gauge. this is why north korea started doing more tests and more just an effort to say, hey, we're here, take us seriously. they were ignored, so now they've crossed the rubicon,

they declared their missiles to be active, nuclear armed and part of an active to turn a program. united states needs to respect this. we don't have to publicly say that, but in terms of our policy formulation, we need to respect that. this is a real threat and we need to now start talking about how can we walk this back? and like i said, we need to get north korea to come back to the table and with the same plan that they were going to offer a president trump in hanoi. that means we're going to have to make some concessions . people don't like to make concessions for this, for the sake of the millions of people who live in japan, south korea's lives would be lost. if this, if this war with nuclear. we mean need to start talking about making concessions and the scar and then well seems to be getting more and more violent about c, diplomacy and dialogue. thank you so much for joining me. how naughty today?

only the pleasure to lisa i fits, i'm just trim. ah, russia has been helping on those countries suffering from food deficits out will continue to do so. that was a message from president put in on monday. this feature we fulfill our needs are among the leading global produces we helped em, will continue to help the countries facing food deficits due to imbalances which are the result of without exaggeration. the adventurous and unprofessional policies of some western nations vladimir putin's promise to continue supporting countries threatened with a sanctions induced food crisis comes not long after russia's decision to renew its un brokered grain deal with ukraine just last sunday, nearly $100000.00 tons of grain and other food products were shipped to various countries under this deal, and this is all assuring that global food prices remain low. that's following a spike that happened earlier in the year after the west deployed unprecedented

sanctions against russia. now, we also have to remember that russia's decision to renew this un broker deal comes not long after a short suspension by moscow, which accused key of, of attacking its ships in the black sea, with the help of british intelligence. so despite provocations, as well as the fact that actually much of this ukrainian grain being shipped under this deal is actually going to develop countries. it really looks like moscow was determined to make this deal work for the countries that need it. most cheerleader is in the russian capital where he's, it's vices, old, fools with his counterpart by them. it was in both moscow and havana are under heavy un sanctions and the boys unveiled new economic opportunities, including discussions on decreasing dollar dependence in global trade, human presently here the of canal visited auntie and gave us an exclusive interview

. partially, i believe we have great bilateral relations on the political front, and we also continued to take steps towards increasing our economic and trade cooperation. regardless of any agenda, this visit is especially important since both russia and cuba going through very difficult times. now both countries are under sanctions. both are targets of smear campaigns and experienced pressure from a number of capitalist countries being hosted by ots. he is a great opportunity for us, and it feels a lot like home here because our relations have been developing and gaining momentum in recent years. i recall president putin, during one of his visits to cuba. speaking of the need to boost artes, reach in cuba, and we made it happen since march 20, 2020 on espanol broadcast in cuba. 247 is quickly become one of the most popular news channels with people of all ages in cuba. why often asi reports on topics that are not covered by other media. there's a strong demand for this kind of information in cuba to day, especially among the younger population and not he plays an important part in

supplying it parties. website, for example, is very popular with cuban viewers to day we are your guests and we can see for ourselves the scale of artes activities. the way everything is organized here, i see vast opportunities for developing our cooperation for us. this is yet another opportunity to learn from your experience. your experience is particularly important to us today. as the bill on social communication is about to be submitted to cuba national assembly in december. it's a comprehensive draft law designed to promote social communications in the country . we've worked out the basic principles of government work in this area and we'll be happy to consider your proposals on the matter investigative news site. the grey zone has been crying foul and accusing instagram of sensitive both of the social media giant took tao. one of glazes post, which looked into the relations fee claims government. anthony now collapse crypto

trading firm f t x. that had been organized in fundraising for give this investigation by kit clara burge 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 hunter 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 ukrainian government, and that there should be prob, 30 and seriously around defend. this is saying the peas contained false allegations of f t x being a money laundering tool. the usda requires policy despite to the article itself, saying there's no evidence for this. according to the grades that imposed the head of f t. s had been actively promoting his financial ties,

lindsey's administration, thus raising questions as to whether it was a miracle incidence that his closed est fundraising page just days before f t x filed for bankruptcy, levy investors owed billions of dollars. the article said the total sum res fee claimed by the part from suddenly decreased after a sharp increase while the total figure had remained almost the same since april. despite the results remaining open for doom nations. we talked to kit karen burge, who is the author of the grades, an article that was taken down. investigative journalist says the case brightly illustrates a case on the government indicates where not to look or it's like the, the low rank or a confirming that my 2 sons about his relationship become quite well founded and they should be investigated seriously and thoroughly. i mean,

i was joke inside the serious, the instagram, which is of course, owned by facebook parent that nasa company, right intelligence team comprising form a, c i n s a 10 block sharing. and the story is a prime example of power telling you where not to look and what you are allowed to ukrainian government officials claim the only $60000000.00 was raised and this was only res. 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? or was it used to fund black operations? and ukraine depends on able to catch off the books. so to speak, we don't know these questions and not being asked. it's rather remarkable. don't audience surprising. the minute by minute coverage is this in the mainstream media, not a single western job has cut off what's going on here. i'm shocked to that it was

any interest from the story. i would continue to post about it on twitter. pretty much you hourly. more readily lation is much. is that going to be next? it is going to be the next thing for cited hunter, bite and story where all major tech phones just sense of the story out. right. and band people who are pasting it from vice to get we don't know, but that's the kind of what that's the kind well that we could pretty much well, it's great to have you with us up next. ok. so i'm boy go on on world apart. so be filled with that and i will be back in the hour. more international with

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hello. welcome to was apart. on the 1st day of next year of brazil is set to, you know, great. it's old, new president has been sworn into office twice before with the same promises of eliminating poverty and socializing governance with lewis to return latin america still to the left is more pronounced than ever. but will it help in taking social justice from the tired reality of ideology into practical leaving reality? to discuss it, i'm now joined by alessandra colombia, asking to share professor of public policy at some cost university school of public policy and management professor. it's great to see a great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for looking into their money now on the day or if he's an observation, president lula will be 77. the oldest person on the record to assume on the brazilian presidency. i wonder if you see any contradiction between his age and he

has promised us to rejuvenate both brazil's economy and it's society. no, i don't. i was there 1st and i will ration because they were part of the government . i was part of me and i, i have been follow him because now in china and i see the same far the same energy they wish to make a difference. what we need to call attention is that when we start monday, paldon, in general, the problem was i will think the same situation where we're now a lot of the cry related to forward the ration was not very good. you been through a lot of economics or more and i think he's back to the same point or being i was in the government of review for 30 years and seeing everything that you have