a daily desk. wonderful. i was just a fund theater that i got a recruit like this one daily gets a list of target crews. they're operating here every day. a low price point on the bus front lines observing the combat operations or brushing on to the re unit a b as in belgrade and hughes is the break way problems of violating a report to be deployed by both sides. under former

vice charles admits the house. in fact, the home of sanctions meant to quote, bring russia to its name with . do i go out today? good evening where ever you are in the world. welcome to our to international, just gone for i am here in the russian capitol. it's great to have you with us. i'm rather mommy. let's take a look at today's top stories. we start with the latest development and the crane conflicts, and these 5 people have been reported wounded in recent auxilary, sharing by cubes, forces targeting civilian areas in the city of the mask logo. as he said, the ukranian forces were using soviet saw grad rocket launches, as well as modern need to actually guns ablaze, a ruptured assaye market that was struck in the attack,

doesn't the residential buildings were also reported damaged, as well as a school, a kindergarten and a hospital we heard from a residence on one of the damage to see you last week you thought they'd been firing since 5. am it here right here. i fell out of the chair, then came on site and there was already a fire. the windows blew out. i don't know what to do now. i figure if battles have been raising on the front lines of the dumbass, which in russian and ukrainian forces, i'll see, correspondent egos jam. i've got access to one of those fast whites where he observed the work of a russian auxilary unit. fine weather is hardly a good omen here in the ukrainian theatre of war. this weekend, the gloom of december made way for tentative sunshine for russia and ukraine. it only meant they could finally take full advantage of the drones,

as both armies rushed headlong into attack. these rocket miss our systems are the backbone of the russian artillery here. oh, every crew like this one daily gets a list of target and at least can be more than 10 targets long. i basically dozens of crews like this dozens of vehicles like this. they're operating here in the forest between criminal and lima, and spots of our every day grab walk it launcher, makes an immediate escape. the slightest delay can easily turn it from predator into prey. this sunday, so both armies attack on a collision course and russia made a point in overwhelming the enemy in artillery fire. to nip every assault in the

bud, i feel about unit our targets are mainly the enemies manpower. we are also targeting fortified enemy positions. if there is something more significant, we hit the headquarters, the positions of enemy artillery, our intelligence is working. so we have visual confirmations of the strikes on video. in the months of war with ukraine, russia grew its prisoner exchange fund to the extent of thousands and sources on the ground. tell me over the weekend battles have yielded fresh harvest of captives for moscow. soldiers duped it out on the battlefield to the tune of caves. fresh attacks against cities under russian control, a fiery inferno engulfed a market in the netscape. a rare sports of civilian bustle in the otherwise battered city. the shelling followed an overnight high mars attack against a holiday recreation center in melee topple. local officials revealed it left at least 2 people killed and 10 wounded. all expectations that russia's infamous

winter frost could push both sides towards a low in the fighting, shattered against bloody reality. the endless darkness of war is all that dwells in the morbid conflict between russia and ukraine. i'm again done of reporting from the don bass r t esquire thing attentions in serbia, isabel grey says the worse and backed breakaway republic of crossover has been violated in peace agreements. let our american partners tell us which legal act they in pristina respect. just tell us one, they stick only to the fact that they can do anything as long as they want. and as much as they want. they created a monster 23 years ago and finished making it in 2008 and nothing more. as important for the press conference after the meeting of soviet security council.

and he stated that so been government will stand firmly with people in coastal and here. and he advised them completely peaceful, not provoke in any manner. the national forces there that is the case for and of course the members of the coastal police forces. and he said in the same way that there are bro cations from the other side. and he said he expects and he has a collision that maybe are being able to try to conduct fiber ration to attack the international forces and to q setups for that. so they have reason that is an excuse to attack sort of and removed the barricades in the road dog. although prime minister of so called possible, i've been called the said and gave the deadline to the service to remove the barricade by 19 of the serbian time deadline is over. and so far possible, authorities still haven't tried to remove the barricades and the road blocks from

the north, or someone will also mentioned several other things saying that you're being union and the whole west is being people critical. again, because they're trying to calm and to make peace of the situation and she called again, or he's and on the other hand, the west through the u. s. embassy in belgrade. and christina said that it stands firmly with the cost of all authorities and the cost of all police forces and the condemn and the while it's directed towards them. so that, that kind of oversee is unfortunately something that serves are already used to. but then again, in the context of current events, it is no, it is necessary to mention again. so as for now better kids are staying logs will

still be there is also as president, would you said this not to be the harvest since he became president of serbia and this might be also very hard for people in costa and if i can he said to them alongside the messages that they remain peaceful that he stands with them in serbia stands with them and that serve the real not provoke any type of violent action. but if you know how to respond in the proper manner, and he said that the army is directly on the administrative line between corso and central serbia, and that it will answer to any type of publications. if you do curtis toward the serbs situation, the currently is beautiful at the barricades, but nobody can tell but certainty what tomorrow will bring. here's some details about what's been happening in recent days. been armed forces have

reportedly been deployed to the administrative border with clover in response to the cause of a threat to use force against ethnic protesters. devastated erected roadblocks to prevent a problem and have been national from being taken by authorities to cause capital patrols from the peacekeeping mission and the self to ted republic have arrived at the barricades as local serves. try to keep close to the police, out of the neighborhoods. we discussed. the boy's intentions will serve in political analyst. he says western powers of turned a blind eye to crimes committed by close of albanians because of the political interests. they won't rest until they have a clean course of all which can join nato. and, you know, that's the game. that's the end game. have kosovo, unite with, albania,

and 2 large nato. the west reacts only one to serve zack's in self defense. they never react, absolutely. never one, 1st of all is engaging aggression violence against the serbia minority. they've made incursions into the north to kidnap people in the not people. they've arrested people without cause. they've broken into people's houses and name nato or the you haven't got a single thing. you know, nobody is, has faced any consequences. you know, this is a big geopolitical game and they're using a people as ponce and they don't care. there's going to be another ethnic cleansing or another genocide. in fact, they're encouraging parallels havins, along with seen of the service sensors and the ukraine conflict. the service for addresses in reported statement by form, a german chancellor,

anglo merkel. she was cited by the media saying the minsk ceasefire agreements were meant to give, give time to strengthen is military or war? no, we saw that historically important statement by angela merkel. i'm surprised and i'm still checking in every way to see whether it's possible that she said that she is a woman that i greatly appreciate it. for me, that statement is almost unbelievable if it is confirmed. if he have had not wanted to fulfill the minsk agreements, that sheds a completely new light, he cannot change the fact of who attacked whom. but in many ways, the changes the fact and relationships within what has been happening since 2014. and that's a clear signal to me whom you shouldn't trust. serbian political, as alexander parrish again says, the west has essentially given cause of the court launch for his independence movement against belgrade. it looks the same thing the was doing with ukraine

buying a time, so that it could harm itself. so this could go from natal training. well, over the past 9 years, you know, nato has been training a, they've been building an army for them, which is totally illegal. the same practically the same situation as with minsk agreements and ukraine. meaning, the west facts, one side here, albania is in cost of all your crane, kia government, where the side that's not required to fulfill any part of the agreement that it's signed. thinks that it can do what it wants and actually feels it as part of the support of the west to actually commit aggression. commit ethnic cleansing a form of fin, vice chancellor. the method that the western sanctions against russia have tried

cause in great damage. the economy. oh, we've been through a lot lately, which survived the sanctions policy that misled us under the pretext that the sanctions policy would bring russia to its knees. the russians have doubled their business. there is no question of bringing russia to its knees. it's all on the country, we say how austria homes itself and how europe homes itself, where we ourselves actually suffered more from the sanctions. and we see rising prices for electricity and gas for food in europe. more more people will suffer from this. so after the european union cutting itself off from russian oil and russian gas, european industry and households can't afford to pay the high costs of the remaining gas, either that's in the reserves or imported liquefied natural gas from the us, priced at 2 to 4 times the u. s. market rate as french president emmanuel macklin complained to joe biden, during his state visit to the white house earlier this month. so europe made

a mass of its own economy with its own sanctions and is forcing every one to lie in this mess. as european politicians are now routinely pointing out foolish, the problem is we're going to destroy what's left over from our industry. the few businesses who stayed are contemplating moving to another country, for example, to the u. s. where energy is much cheaper. one last thing, the genius of our ecologists and our elliots. you noticed that with the conflict in ukraine, we gave up on russian gas and rushed towards american guess the famous ellen. gee, you noticed that even the cold just stopped criticizing this type of guess? what do you know where it comes from? just as for russian guess it's bruton who stop deliveries towards europe? nothing. yeah, no, it's us who boycotted the russian guest supplies. we said we don't want it any more and he said we will not supply to you any more then it's been far too long since european commission president ursula vander line, promised europeans, some relief. even as energy bells continue to pile up. so what's brussels brilliant

idea to fix its mass to cap the price of gas? now, it seems that they're desperate to fix the situation of their own making as kremlin spokesman. dmitri pascall explains, amid the absurd and frantic desire as the europeans say, to get rid of their dependence on russia. they do not say at the same time that they want to exchange one dependence for another. that is, they have now changed their dependence on russia for dependence on american liquefied natural gas. it's exactly the same dependence. there is much less reciprocity. and now when the europeans lose billions of euro's every day, the united states is now earning billions of dollars there. but there's another problem, the european commission knows full well that setting the cap to low could mean screwing up the blocks energy market even more than it already has. there's also the question of which countries could actually stop selling gas to europe altogether. because, well, since when does the customer demand

a certain price that they will pay? we're talking about global energy markets here by the e is basically saying that it wants to haggle over the price of gas. like it's a dog eared 4th hand comic book on sale at the local neighborhood draw sale even the european central bank is warning of the risk of financial instability with this move as are some you countries like germany and the netherlands. the european commission knows the risks, which is why it's just paying lip service to the idea with a price cap so high that is virtually useless at $275.00 euros per megawatt hour. europe's natural gas is trading right now at about a $135.00 euros per megawatt hour. and even at that price, people and businesses are struggling. so there are 12 you countries now demanding a lower price cap somewhere between $200.00 and

a $150.00 euros. and those 12 countries could very well, vito, anything hire as the blocks energy ministers meet to tackle this issue. this week. not only has brussels jeopardize its own energy security and economic security, but also its military security, as it ships its weapons off to ukraine. that hasn't gone unnoticed either by european political and industrial figures. melchor's stalks had disappeared altogether, but we continued the sands, arms and ammunition to zalinski. let's stop this complete madness. boone despair. previously it had more than 2000 leopard 2 tanks. now there are about $300.00 of them. it may still be able to defend alex berg with them, but not berlin. the good news is that it's still not too late to pull out of the nose dive. but unfortunately the pilots at the controls here in europe seem more interested in. busy proving that everyone is on board and united as they hurdle

towards earth cheering. bam, take that tune. south korea has lashed out. i tre, protectionist measures recently impose was close to ally the us. so i thought help from the huge joint forces, oppose those restrictions, especially concerning the development developing call electric car industry. we have a huge room for the e, u in korea to work together and to make the inflation reduction act system more compatible with the world trade organization. so as not to cause unnecessary trouble to strategically important parts of our industry. the u. s. is kind of constrained by the discriminatory structure of the law. theora sensation results in the act which has caused the controversy, aims to curb rising prices by reducing the corporate tax rate to 15 percent. it will provide a 30 percent tax credit to domestic energy production. while promoting clean energy,

as well as stimulate the purchase of electric vehicles made in the us. now, in a recent meeting with friends for emanuel micron, usa, joe biden said he wouldn't apologize for the tax law, even as the ease threatened to take the issue to the world trade organization. the top officials have expressed deep concerns about the u. s. they're just vacation, they said the protection measures will harm the ease auto industry and may 4th european companies to move abroad. investment expert jim rogers says this policy is going to exasperate current global economic challenges. the main problem, we have a serious inflation problem in the world. now, this is just going to add to it whenever you put on restraints or tower ups or waters, it leads to higher prices, whatever we're discussing, we already have

a serious inflation problem. it's just going to get worse, and this is going to make it worse, is protection is by any name you want to use. yes, it's clear as clear to most observers, it is true or out now protection. no. so now let's take a look at the reality of the situation. natural gas prices in the u. r. 600 percent higher than in the across the ally in the atlantic. while enterprises are almost double. this has treated the relocation of waterman in production from europe and south korea to the u. s. destructing years of investments. jen rogers again believes european, i koreans are doing the right thing, if tempting to tackle washington's protectionist policies. i'm a us citizen, but i don't like it either. i don't see any restraint of trade right there in south korea, europe by the united states. so i would certainly support the people who are saying

this is a restraint of trade and should be done away with, as you know, there are many things going on in the world. we seem to indicate that we are having realignments of countries. it's happening throughout history often throughout history that tom or 6 supposedly permanent alliances break up and start over again . and it seems to be with what's going on now your brain, china, in the middle east, lots of things are happening, which may be changing the world. europeans and the koreans are exactly right. in this case, it is a case where america is forming a restraint right now. don't think that you're doing the same thing. don't think that south korea knew the same thing. but in this case, i would agree with korea and you're moving on as the vice president of the of him, parliament has been suspended from her post on corruption allegations me revoke.

say the greek lawmaker and several other people were involved. the influence buying the scheme in brussels. that was back by the middle isn't going earlier. my colleagues, roy, sushi, but the details from correspondent marina closer ever elgin prosecutors, their statements was just general. and it said that it's suspected the gulf country of influencing the economic and political decisions of the p and parliament by offering at large amounts of money. and also large and very expensive gifts to people who could influence decisions within the parliament. but again, it's only the media making that connection, but we do not political, for example, they claim that they saw an arrest warrant for one of the other members who's been charged, then that was peer antonio pond up on saturday. i'm not sure if i'm pronouncing that correctly, former italian m e p also the president of geo and actually in parliament. what's

interesting is that he chair the shima right subcommittee. now his wife and daughter were also arrested in italy and his arrest warrants right according to political once again that he's accused of intervene and politically with members working at the parliament for the sake of guitar and morocco. so that is the only information we have for kits har is named alongside morocco, but that's again according to political and the european arrest warrants that they saw for him could start just now. it's said according to an email statement, from super lexical. once again, that said that they don't want to be affiliated or associated with this because already the media has gone while they're saying that this is the most corrupt scandal in decades to head brussels. there were searches at 16 addresses in brussels, where they recovered 600000 euros. they see that along with the laptops and cell phones for further investigations, when you talk about these media reports,

i mean basically the reports are claiming that after the former greek m. p eva, kylie visited cut out last month. she then allegedly started pushing a pro, cut tardy agenda in the european parliament. whether that's true or not icon say, but can you talk us through the details? me as soon as this news broke, all the journalists started trying to dig up any information they could to see what ever kylie had said about could star. and they found plenty, for example, she said that could start from there in labor rights. and like, you saw this is on the backdrop of everyone really not saying kind words about cuts are because of a human rights record. there were no to not there. we're talking about migrant rights and gbc rights. like you said. and they said that she apparently said that they your p and parliament recognized and respected guitars progress. and she even accused me, piece of bullying kits are, here is a clip of her defending guitar. i lo said that cut out either from the labor

rights aboard a single fall and reducing minimum wage despite the challenges that even europe companies are denying to enforce the love they committed to a vision by choice and they open to the world still some here are calling to discriminate them, they bully them, and they accuse everyone that talks to them or engages of corruption. but still they take their dust still, they have the companies profiting billions there. so this is what everyone is referring to. now when they're saying go look, she was defending could sar whenever one else was accusing of corruption and the human rights records. and now perhaps she's the one that received the money and she was trying to do their dirty work. that's the accusation. of course, the trials will just start with, she's only been charged along with 3 others, but she's already been dismissed and expelled from her party in greece. when it

comes to the european parliament, she's been suspended, but she cannot be fired alex, right? because that comes down to a vote, so talk political groups have to vote on that, and also the full parliament as well. more well cut mania over a 100 moroccan football fans have reportedly been detained in paris after celebrations of their teens. recent victory over portugal descended into cautious with police. ah, but he's deployed tear gas to disperse. the trousers disruptive, fath reporting these fireworks. the assault approaching officers. an estimated 20000 people gathering in a promot central seat after the final whistle. blue marking morocco one nil victory, the t will soon face france in the semifinals for us to the netherlands,

where 13 arrests were made in amsterdam after fled, and fireworks were sent off by fans. during celebrations, thousands gathered in the dutch capital cheer for the historic victory that has made morocco the 1st african country to reach the semi final stage of the world cup . equally exciting, but less voluntary seasons, spain, as celebrations, continue with hundreds of families, dancing, singing, and leaving flags and support of the national heroes. what's up this news? our boy co is up next on the worlds of paul and will be here, but help me out with more international. mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race. he's on offense,

very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk with a

with mm ah welcome to was a part of the conflict in ukraine has manifested and new security paradox in europe . many in the west contend until russia is fooling democratic. whatever that means you claim will lead to western security guarantees and it's active military support for its part. most people believe that until global governance is truly multi polar, whatever that means, any extension of 4 in the military infrastructure towards rushing waters will be considered. and that's essentially a security threat. can this to contentions be reconciled without another continental war in europe?

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is great to see you a great you talk to and i have to express a double of gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here? because of, you know, reputational risks to yourself personally, and the organization that you're heading them are advisors, are back in a lot me about traveling to moscow at this time. but you know, i, i always believed in dialogue and dialogue, i think is, but they glee important in times of crisis. and so not coming to moscow was basically for the northern issue or after.