i don't judge, oh my story, nothing too challenge with our a, [000:00:00;00] with the headlines on the all t international. now those chief in the states should tighten that balance and provide more support to ukraine. fund many europeans, aware that being exhausted by the crisis owners with everything's getting more expensive in australia. we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat. if the government does not take measures including social measures or things out, then we are sliding into a catastrophe. russian us nuclear disarmament talk in cairo,

have been postponed hours before they were due to kickoff. without any explanation of the mass, those up a rift within ukraine's establishment by stating that the country's top officials are too busy playing political games. instead of helping bet citizens with massive riots. breakouts across belgium and dodge cities after morocco's shock victory against the foothold joins. and the consol wells cup. dozens of people have been detained. ah, very well welcome to you. this is dorothy international with the latest. well, news, not date is good to have you with our top story this now, and they told chief in stoughton book has admitted the europeans are bearing the brunt to financial support for ukraine. but he insists that the west should keep

back in kia and the conflict with russia. rising food and energy bills mean hard times for many households in europe. we can strengthen ukraine's position at the negotiating table if we provide military support to the country. his comments colors hundreds took to the streets and the german city of leave to take to rally against u. s. involvement and arms deliveries to ukraine. also, calling for german sovereignty asked negotiations with russia. but as it was seen holding signs urging americans to go home and accusing the u. s. of wanting germans to freeze and across in the austrian campus. all protesters have also rally against sanctions on russia, while demanding neutrality from vienna. demonstrators gathered outside the austrian foreign ministry, holding banners, calling for peace with russia and an end the conflict in ukraine. his was some of the protesters in vienna had to say, oh, posted to europe is facing a big problem. the sanctions are industrial and economic suicide,

especially here. if the government does not take measures including social measures, are bouncing out than we are sliding into a catastrophe. you know your interest realtor everything is getting more expensive in austria and we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat. most most people heat with natural gas these days. we'll see how we get through the winter of sanctity on n. as in sanctions, i dont think they make any difference. and yes, the are a breach of neutrality. they have no place in a context of neutrality. they are not coherent with us as the e. u steps that support of key f with a new unprecedented loan of up to 18000000000 euros. and addition to the 16000000000 sent from e u institution, so far, according to the e. u, the loan is conditional requiring reforms to strengthen the countries institutions and prepare it for his path towards membership of the block. concerns have started to emerge about some smaller members of the alliance, exhausting their potential and struggling to continue their support as their

weapons stockpiles run low or say one french. you are skeptic as questions. the credibility of zalinski is own financial arrangements before send in billions. have biden mccoy and o sheila at least asked zelinski to repatriate that sense of millions. he's hiding in tax havens. see the pandora people's revelations. of course not. it makes all of this even more shameful. that when greek diplomatically anita is chris and populous, says, europeans anger of paying to higher price for the conflict will likely trigger political changes. what the sick, the gender of nato said. it doesn't make sense. i mean, why should we, the people of the west suffer? just because it's a, just because of the governments of the west want to create

a difficult situation with, with the russia and to, and to make a war against russia. i mean, we see the demonstrations that are taking place in europe and these demonstrations are going to affect the governments. we will see government changes in the european union and the nato countries. and only by the fact that these, that these sanctions were adopted by the european union without even examining what the effect they would have on the european people. it shows that these were, that these were measures taken because the united states wanted these measures to be taken that cluster. the european union leaders do not care for the welfare of their people. they say in the program, despite the western reassuring that it will get through a cold winter without rush and gas, the economist magazine wants that the death told the you citizens could be higher

and the number of those killed in combat in ukraine. stay with us for that. now, nuclear disarmament talks between russia and the us have been unexpectedly postponed just a day ahead of a scheduled meeting in cairo. moscow in washington, would you to discuss resuming mutual inspections under the new strategic arms reduction or start treaty? i'll tease maria the notion that explains when i hear from russia's foreign ministry, that the session of the bilateral consultative commission on the russian american star treaty. there was supposed to begin its work on tuesday in cairo. and last for 8 days has been postponed to a later date. the ministry does not indicate the reason for that. but i have to say that it was very unexpected. our tea crew may, including what's supposed to be there on the ground covering these important talks . and we only learned about it cancelled 5 hours before the flight to the gyptian capital. and we are now waiting for the new dates to be announced. and i have to

say that these talks have been very much anticipated by both sides and by the rest of the world. of course, there were some positive vibes from moscow and washington ahead of the meeting. the new start treaty is the only agreement to date that he's left out there, regulating the world's 2 largest strategic arson else. the key nuclear arms control agreement, of course, very important. it was last extended back in 2021 for the next 5 years. and according to this agreement, moscow and washington were supposed to inspect each other's weapons size, but 1st, the inspections had been cancelled due to pandemic. and then earlier this year, again, there were obstacles, obviously, because the relations between the 2 countries deteriorated dramatically, following russia, special and mil to reparation in ukraine. the main objection of the making between the officials from america and russia, both military personnel and diplomats in cairo was of course to make sure that these very important on site inspections,

resume and now with the talks postponed. there is no immediate a clear answer to when or if the 2 countries can back to discuss this important issue. political rift supposed to be deepening, can ukraine ask, he has met vitality college co rebuffs criticism from president lensky, saying senior ukrainian officials that seem to be more concerned with political games and trying to solve the country's problems. i don't want to engage in political battles to day, especially in the current situation. it's pointless to day more than ever. every one should unite work together, but some kind of political dancing begins. we are doing everything possible in kia to ensure that life in the capital continues. president zalinski launched out in the key of mer for failing to provide local residents with water and electricity after russian strikes on ukrainian energy infrastructure. but kitch go hit back.

thank he has opened hundreds of heating points to meet the demands of the cities residence. ok. of mary's not the only one to find themselves in hot water. the head of hawk off region where the majority of people speak, the russian language has been fined for using his mother tongue. the official, however says he has more important issues to worry about. i think that he would continue using russian in his communications with local residence. i think we have other things to do today. of course, i will formally speak ukrainian, but as for my communication with huck of residence, i will speak in russian because this is the language that 80 percent of hark of residence speak today. my colleague peter scott discussed the situation in ukraine with dutch journalist at sonia van dezender, who has reported from the ground in dumbass. she says there's nothing new in the case of the heart of man. i think that the country remains deeply divided. it now is made an example, but you know it since 2014 at the key of regime as it bits,

people to speak russian yet as nothing new leaders are the rulers of this key of regime have a conflict among themselves. i think in ukraine and then there will be maybe a revolt from the people because they don't have nothing. they don't have heat. they don't have warmed, don't have electricity, maybe no food, the credit is on the only ones facing itself, wins. obviously many europeans are. although too much different extents, of, for obvious reasons, we have already seen some disturbances in cities in europe as a result of this, europe is now a, in no, it's in horrible states, actually, because they don't have enough energy to don't have enough gas. they don't have enough oil, people are rising up because europeans are used, especially western europeans. they are used to a good life. so and the life is really crumbling down at the moment. so moving on now you've been to the dumbass. sonya, what can you tell us about your experiences? what did you see? i saw, especially in mario pool, a lot of destruction. i was there when they were still fighting and the majority of

the people i spoke to, they all said that the ukrainians, you know, did all this through them and they were hiding in the basement level. i was also totally destroyed. and i spoke with a head teacher there, he could see when she was hiding in the basement or heard from people outside. that thanks came from ukraine and i've been destroyed everything. so i was really horrible. how does that differ from what is often published in much of the western media in your opinion, are totally different. it's the opposite. it's like a mirror, you know, in the west, they say, oh, it's the russians who did it. and i know that it was not the russians who did it, because i saw it. i saw how that people love the russians there when the army came in. so it's, it's, it's a, you know, a proxy ward. it's what i said from the beginning because the actually war was we can at 2014 and people in the west don't know anything about that. he was republican lawmakers. he won the recent mid term elections. that one,

the buyer did administration to provide proper oversight of its arm supplies to ukraine. washington has already sent nettie $20000000000.00 worth of weapons to key f, but only 10 percent of those shipments have actually been monitored by the americans . the fact is, we are going to provide more oversight, transparency, and accountability. we're not going to write a blank check. we have a voice now, and we're going to do this in a countable way with transparency to the american people. these are american taxpayer dollars going in all the republicans haven't called for an end to us arm supplies to ukraine. they say most of the weapons on not being accounted for. the white house claims, it simply has a very limited budget for providing enough oversight. however, according to the washington post, joe biden has resisted sending an increasing number of american inspectors deeper into ukraine to farrah provoking

a tough response from russia and escalating the conflict. and some of the weapons and ukraine are ending up being sold on the black market where they can be picked up by terrorists. that's according to a top law enforcement official from the u. k. who has also been sending guns to care of ukraine. it was well known as a notorious hub for arms trafficking, even before russia's military operation began in february. let's not discuss these developments with form a pentagon security policy analyst, michael malone, michael. many, thanks for joining us. it's great to see. so what's your take on washington's failure to monitor where some 90 percent of its arms shipments do ukraine have ended up? well, it's absolutely not surprising. there has been precedent for this in that we've really lost track of billions upon billions of dollars of, of equipment logistical support in, in afghanistan. look, when we, when we evacuated in disgrace,

we left $85000000000.00 worth that all could be sold. and i think the telephones doing that the same, it's happening with ukraine. it has the tory asleep, been no one to be selling off half this half of it. what they get at least half they, they have a history of corruption. and we have the pentagon, secretary of defense, lloyd lloyd austin saying they have no they, they cannot keep track of what is being sent and they have no intention of it. so good luck to the republicans when they get into the house to get any kind of information. yeah, they could use the budget as a weapon, but so a little bit will be out, but they're not going to get the satisfaction they want. and we also, we already see that bringing in these inspectors quoting quote, who,

who's going to do that? and if you put them into ukraine, which is the intention, and they're supposed to be a few. they the amount of monitoring of some really serious weaponry is so limited them that then the question is asked, what, how, how are they going to monitor it? are they going to put them closer to the front lines? are they going to put it where the depth is, are that are subject going to be subject to attack? and that, that in itself creates a further crisis with respect to the involvement of the us in monitoring those weapons. and it could be easily be construed to show that the u. s. is much more involved. another possibility that the state department could consider is hiring contractors. american contractors do already, they're fighting for the ukrainians. but again,

how do they absolutely do this is going to be highly questionable is i can only get a fraction if they ever carried out this kind of plan and it's, it's but good luck to them try. and i say, i think it's some $20000000000.00 worth of us pay of money that's already been sense as weapon the ukraine. does it look like american voters really care about where the arms are ending up? it's far more double that figure it's. it's far more than what has been reported and, and when you consider that lot of the arms from our allies are going in the u. s. supplied, who keeps track of that so that you can, you can and now so much more is being pledged. it's going to be very, very challenging. and the only way to stop all of this is to begin to cut back on

the arms. otherwise we're going to be involved in something for so long. and it's, it's chewing up all of our resources that we see from your previous reporting that it's, it's harming the quality of life in europe. it's, it's harm in the quality of life here. and american taxpayers want accountability and i'm afraid they're not going to get it. and that's why you're seeing that, that republicans in the house now intend to do something about it. i don't know how effective they're going to be with an administration that is, that isn't responsive in the 1st place of doing it on their own. some of those weapons systems could be traced through serial numbers, but that means inspectors and what have you have to go in and, and figure out where they are and, and easily could be diverted for other purposes already we, we have reports that much a lot of that equipment is on the black mark, and as you pointed out, many things, tony's on the program for the parents, security policy analyst at my committee for always appreciate your thoughts. thank

you. thank you. that he i'm exploring energy prices, the death toll of ordinary you citizens could exceed the number of soldiers killed the conflicts in ukraine. thus, according to an article, in the latest edition of the economist ought to contribute to rachel moss and takes us through the details. economist decided to calculate how many more deaths there could be in europe this year. as a result of the skyrocketing cost of heating. now, according to this model, they came up with the number of people dying in the e u because they have a higher chance of catching a virus or if they're immune systems are run down from the cold. and they're all huddled inside together to keep warm means that they could probably facilitate the spread of the virus among them. well, they're saying that all of that is probably going to be higher than the total number of soldiers who have perished in the ukraine conflict. very different

messages than we've been hearing from europe and officials who despite kind of panicking that we're beginning, get gas from, keep repeating that the blah doesn't need russian energy. but is the economist pointing fingers at european officials for mismanaging the situation are not doing enough to help households in europe? no, of course it's not. instead, they're referring to the quote death toll from mr. putin's energy weapon, and blaming him for cutting off the top. nice revisionist history there, but it's no doubt easier to deflect. blame for the use own misguided policies on to vladimir putin rather than take responsibility. here is a german member of parliament from the left party. however, placing the blame squarely on the german government and e u. officials back in september, the event on the high energy tariffs much higher that in many of the european countries did not fall from the sky. though the result of policies we truly have the dumbest government in europe when you look at it. the biggest problem is yolk

from the idea to unleash an unprecedented economic war against our most important outages supplier. how soon we forget about all that. now, if you dare to blame berlin for poor foresight and management or a lack of courage in standing up for the interests of its own citizens and industry, rather than selling out to a supranational way. mr. agenda dictated by the bureaucrats and brussels. or if you ask why berlin has let things get so dire that germany industry is literally bailing out to the u. s. where they, you know, have actual energy? well, the german economy minister, robert, how beck will apparently now just accuse you of not having her facts straight or of being straight up. brainwashed, as that's to soften through the must provide a replacement for the rush and gas that we have not received and put some console. the gas apply so much for the north string to obviously you've watched too much archie. you have to admit the facts. there was no gas coming from russia,

even though there were no sanctions imposed. not sure how high back expects gas to flow in to europe when all kinds of financial sanctions imposed by the west prevent moscow from being paid for it. then nordstrom one and 2 gas pipelines were mysteriously blown up, leaving the e u to over rely on the u. s. for gas at exorbitant costs, and that's brings us to where we're at to day. now, russian president vladimir putin has said that there are still parts of the nord stream network that function, but that the e u isn't turning the tap back on. so really what this is, is another attempt to get europeans to blame prudent instead of their own leaders. as the disastrous consequences of mate in europe, policies risk taking hold and blowing up in their faces as winter, very rapidly approaches. thousands of people filled the streets of the moldova capital early on monday and the latest dante government. ronnie,

with the demonstrations that now in the 3rd month, this drone footage shows the massive crowds outside the prosecutor general's office . they organized as of the prose has came up to 50000 people, attended the latest rally. demonstrators won't be pro western presidents on to a government to resign either beth alia, to cut the rise of energy prices in moldova. ah, a nuclear conflict is unacceptable and must be avoided at all costs. that's the joint statement from the russian and contact presidents as the countries mock, 30 years of post sylvia to diplomatic relations. the russian federation, and the republic of kazakhstan, proceed from the fact that they can be no winners in the nuclear war. and they should never be or leashed. this was the cassock leaders, a 1st of foreign trip. ah, since been inaugurated for a 2nd term last week. and he said that his choice to visit moscow was symbolic. and

for cossacks or russia is and always has been a strategic partner in that relations between the 2. have always had a special character. they signed a number of bilateral agreements including a declaration marking the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. there were 37 points in that declaration along go through them all. but among some of the interesting ones, the parties both agreed to increase the potential of the c. as theo, which is the collective security treaty organisation, and inter governmental military alliance in eurasia, consisting of 6 post soviet states, like armenia, bella rues, kazakhstan care, gast, i, russia. and so jake has stun. they also agreed to improve the mechanisms for combating terrorism drugs, as well as other threats. they called on the prevention of an arms race in space, and also the placement of weapons. there they called for the strengthening of the

convention for the prohibition of the development stockpiling and production of bio weapons. and other one was they agreed to create conditions for the mutual transit of energy resources. and they also talked about how important it is to strengthen economic ties, especially now when there is an international trade crisis here, some more from latimer, putin. as the way when you minute special attention is page to the development of joints, transport, and logistics infrastructure. the removal of restrictions that hinder trade and investment exchanges. this is especially relevant now when international trade is in crisis. taking this problem into account rushes, implementing large scale measures to re orient its export and import operations to new markets. we're. this trip was a nice distraction for president hawkeye, of since his re election was met with protests in the capital asked where dozens were detained. apparently, the legal protest was organized by

a nightclub entrepreneur and around $300.00 people gathered and refused for calls on the police to stop their actions. and like i said, dozens were the same. but the protest was short lived. and then of course, president of fluent moscow where he got a warm welcome. in hawaii, the world's largest oxy volcano, called among the lower, has erected for the 1st time and 80 for decades. u. s. government geologists say there's no immediate threat to her. why and locals at the moment, however, the latest scientific survey was fairly stages of the up shouldn't be very dynamic on the flow of love or from the volcano could change unexpectedly what you have not called for an official evacuation. some people have already started leaving hawaii on why it's broken out in belgium, on the netherlands, off the morocco's shock, victoria the belgian team at the world cup in cattle. o

. following morocco's 1st winter, the world cup since 1990. 8 chaos wrote it in brussels with fans, lighting fires and throwing bricks that police police had to close off areas of the belgian capital. on the port city of antwerp, security both is useful to cannon until gas to disperse the rioters with dozens being arrested metro stations and streets was sealed off to contain the violence. meanwhile, in 3 dutch cities, why a police dispersed moroccan football fan celebrating their teams, triumph video, show police with baton and shield. sweeping the city center of amsterdam in the port city of ra saddam officers attempting to break up a group of $500.00 football supporters. throwing fire works and gloss at security forces and other world cup control overseas. the u. s. s. soccer federation has come on the fire for briefly altering the iranian flag and a social media post ahead of

a crunch match between the 2 countries. measures taken regarding the islamic republic of iran flag are against international law and morality. and we'll pursue this through fif is morality committee. they must be held responsible. obviously they want to effect a ron's performance against the u. s. by doing this, it comes from the usual american arrogance. they feel that they are exceptional and that they can decide for the rest of the world. there are many protests in the united states, whether it's black lives matter, or the 6th of january protests that we're in washington. and the iranians never use that opportunity to change the american flag in solidarity with any particular group. if you run in the right hand side does something with the russians do something, they'll be punished for westerners, they, they will, they will, can don't that. i mean, when it comes to iran,

that sort of thing doesn't happen. all americans do as they just remove that tweet or they change the flag again. and the problem is, if it's, if they buy the western is violate the rules. nothing happens if non western countries obey the rules, but they become disliked by western. they can be expelled altogether on the scandals that didn't stop that it wrong monitor house demanded the resignation of you are going to kinsmen from fif as technical study group. that's also the former gym and national team play and manage. i implied that dirty tricks out part of the rainy and culture. i was doing a post much analysis on the b, b. c. they had a lot of little incidence that they did not even see out here is this is that culture and they, they kind of make you lose the focus. they make you lose your concentration. we all look at orders 40 cultures and comment on the, i do it myself. we speak even in russia. you know, the canadian hockey culture. there are vicious there by that. they're very,

very role. that's all canadians, and it's the same thing. i think that he was, you know, he was led into the 3rd pointer and gabby logan, who is the host with the covers. she let him interest any questions that you're talking about football coach, but she didn't, and she acted on, acted on, and she was at you at home, can decide what you want to call the radiance. and it was a disgraceful thing. and another case, the way around, placed us down to damn, if they play like that and we good and those are the words about them. but i think, you know, this is a woke up of virtue signaling. i'm the fortunately lots of virtues agreed signal signals in this moment. i've never seen it. i will call them over to your 2018 book commented on matches in those nicky. you're trying to cities, and of course, for a long time, i've never seen this amount of politicking, an absolute egotism going on. now, what do you say to do their, their, their social media team?

it's just, it's pathetic. it's really pathetic. it's really below them and it has sort of messed up many thanks for joining us. i went on to international days to get you can find the latest news on based on my website. dot com will be back in 30 minutes like know. ah . the lights are going out all across ukraine infrastructure that cannot be easily replaced anytime soon. nieto continues its proxy war against russia, saying as long as it takes will ukrainian state and society collapse before military is defeated on the battlefield.