when you, when you send in with the school some delusion, look a little book with people who are wounded up ukrainian troops. shell a hospital in the gallons school public. that's according to local officials who say key abused b, u. s. the clyde high miles at rocket system in the us politician, grounds nato chief. don't some bug, a bull criminal who should be tried at the hague, pumping ukraine with a year of fear and violence for the people have been named as 2022. so more than 10 fold increase in terror attacks isis as al qaeda and the formally stable weston within the country with

very good morning to hear from our team here in moscow. this is on the international with the latest world news update. it's great to have you with us. now we start this one with the latest on the conflicts in ukraine. multiple explosions have been reported across a number of ukrainian regions, including the countries capital camps. man has confirmed one civilian has been injured off to reported explosions. he also added a number of energy facilities have been damaged and they look down square public. at least 6 people have been wounded off the ukrainian attack, hit the central hospital input by mice that's according to local officials. dozens of patients have been evacuated while the latest reports confirmed that all fatalities. officials say us supplied high malls. rockets were used in the strike. and the russian brianne sc bolder region has been attacked by a ukrainian drone, according to the governor that no casualties have been reported. however, one energy for realty has been damaged,

comes after the russian military. russian ministry of defense rather said it recently destroyed. and number of ukrainian facilities involved in the production of u. a. v. 's, the ministry stated it was done to prevent k from carrying out a tax on russian territory. installed. sumburgh is a war criminal who should face 13 years behind bars. according to jesse young, us democratic candidate for governor in kentucky, he slams the nato leader for sending on ukraine who's justifying that there's an attempt to reach peace. it may sound like a paradox, but military support for ukraine is the fastest way to peace video audit. and makes no sense at our location. the fastest past apiece at this point would be, for is for the welsh, for united states, nato. the building to stop sending anything to

ukraine. exception, humanitarian aid for the civilians who have been displaced. not send any more weapons. any more money, every us president, from 1945 till the present day has been an aggressor and a war criminal. nato is now under the direction of the united state. and assistant henberg was chosen in order to support us imperialism to the camera. so he's a war criminal to, specifically in your grade. when young has raised alarms that the us sounds, he rushing on chinese policies could spiral into a world war. his call to abolish the american military command center in africa and close us. bases on the continent was criticizing economic sanctions and saying they

have backlash against his country. well, there's always or limit one of the value of the dollar grid crash and we wouldn't be able to afford to send any more weapons or money to ukraine because we would be in canada crisis here in the united states. this propaganda since february of 2022 until today is the worst pro war propaganda i've ever experienced in my whole life. i'm 66 years old. so i think that my party democratic party and the republican party are all victims of systematic anti russian propaganda over a period of decades. and i blame mainly that propaganda for the way that my

party members in washington vote for continued noah cherry assistance to the public government in ukraine. tom in the program. locally. you an extensive report on the roots of the ukrainian conflicts and analyzed the chain of events which led to start the russians military operation states in the west african nation of been named so $25.00 terror attacks by arcade and ice is linked to hardy scripts in 2022, mocking a more than 10 fold increase over the previous year. that's according to a conflict monitoring n g o in the region, meaning has in the past, enjoyed much tom at times, but his neighbors to, to a better economic condition in the country. however, events enabling became a fancy where french forces pulled back from an 8 year long security mission has led to a deteriorating situation. we spoke to some of the names locals. to me,

it is true that we live with fear and all that. especially the people who live in the north part of our country. obviously it is because of the terrorists present in the region. even though the government isn't always acknowledged people, toll can people know what's happening on the land. especially on the border with became faster, violent attacks are happening of course everyone strikes for piece. of course we know what's happening in the neighboring countries and even in our country, terrorist here and they are growing in number. we cannot stay idle whenever you have a threat. people are not calm. of course, some countries in africa are getting more attention than others. is it because international plays have less interest in learning? maybe it shouldn't be like we all should have the same amount of attention to help us fight terrorists within the 1st step is all government needs to be united before asking for help. internationally, we need to, you know, internally in the fight and 2020 to new delhi emerge for the

power with an i set on becoming a stakeholder in the multi polar world. and these officials have made it clear that it will not be pressured by any states. i bring to you the greeting, saw 1300000000 plus people from the world's largest democracy. we don't need to be told what to do on democracy. we are resolved to make india a developed country. in the next 25 years, we will liberate ourselves from a colonial mindset. externally. this means reformed multilateralism and more contemporary global governance. so somebody say yes, buying a rollover oil from russia. i said the europeans buy more than one afternoon and i do an appointment. i have a moral duty to my consumer. india will respond according to its supreme national interest. look, let me make it very clear. india will buy oil from where they would. it has to, for the simple reason that this time of discussion cannot be taken to the consuming

population of india. people need to understand if you can be considered to be yourself, surely you can reconsider it of other people. so if a europe says, look, we have to manage it in a way in which it's impact on my economy is not chromatic. oh, duck, duck, freedom or duck choice should exist for other people as well. countries in europe and the west and the united states, us focus on why don't they allow iranian oil to come into the market? why don't de la venzano oil to come into the market? i mean, they've squeezed every other source of oil. we have and then say ok guys, you must not go into the market and get the best deal for your people. i don't think that's very fair to approach. you could ask, why would anybody in asia trust europe on anything at all? and europe has to grow out of the mindset that europe's problems are the world's

problems. but the world's problems are not europe's problems. and tish, we're land co, 2022. so mass protest script, the country dissenting voice is heard that we're largely ended. government mismanagement and his focus on a green agenda instead of prioritizing the country's economic security. anti swindon sharma has more. 2022 has been a year or stronger for sri lanka. the country faced its worse our economic crisis since it got independence and 1948. the economic crisis soon spiraled into a political and humanitarian one. in april, sri lanka defaulted on billions of dollars of external deb, leaving died and nation with no food, no fuel, and no medicines. at least half a 1000000 people fell into poverty, sri lanka, economic collapse, needs immediate global attention, not just from humanitarian agencies,

but from international financial institutions, private lenders, and other countries who must come to the countries. 8. what followed was daily parlour back out, wide spread protest on the streets, lindy, gills, outside petrol stations, and all of that lead to the fall of the long standing roger box our government. oh, in july this the is war tree long gone. look like government offices run. no, wor, public broadcaster hijacked? presidential ballast ransacked prime in a sales office. set on please. and president having to flood the country on sarah moon to sleep. a little port or based in south asia. i half covered numerous

protests or what a decade, but nothing compares to what she long got witnessed this year. but how did things go so bad? she langon biggest industry is up to resume and agriculture expired, say a while the corona wire, a spend a make killed the tourism sector, a ban on chemical fertilizers introduced by the then president because i be a largest log shop damage the agricultural sector, the import dependent country ran out of money completely depleted in november 2019 or foreign exchange reserves were at $7500000000.00. however, today it is a challenge for the treasury to find $1000000.00. we must prepare ourselves to make some sacrifices in face the challenges of this period. i'll, we beg, goodbye to 2020 to the care was, have gone away, but not the been the supply is have somewhat pre stored. while the inflation

remains, the new government was hoping to get a $3000000000.00 bill out package from the i. m f my december. but to secure that it had to renegotiate loans with its for lenders, tight and budget spendings with revenue. what it looks like time is running out for sri long off and that it will miss the december deadline would simply means more trouble for the island nation of $22000000.00 people range and sharma, r t. and while aspirations of going green contributed to be economic problems in sri lanka, the west still promotes the so called solution to other countries. they see is un conference on climate change. so to push african countries away from traditional sources of energy in favor of the green agenda, despite the costs of that for the continent. and j u. b, executive, chairman of the african energy chamber saves the wes focus. it's hurting africa's potential. within the decor visiting from western countries, especially the

e. u is clearly unfounded and unjust and not the. ready right, thing to do when we are an african country lecturing them about one thing by doing something on the other side. african countries know that our resources are critical for our roles or i'm sure lies ation for us. have any, just any transition for us to leave, all of them are people out of poverty, but also for us to be energy poverty. we realize that right now, at this time, we have no choice but to deface our right to use our resources. that includes oil, natural gas, and coal. in some cases, to drive our industrialization. we have 600000000 people in the continental directory, city 900000000 without access to play with most of them. we cannot leave them

behind our resources by she or of lifting people out of poverty and sure enough industrialization and creating jobs, especially for young people and women in africa. so we have no choice but to defend . the bigger us, they are right to use our resources. ah, hey, you have called on rwanda to stop supporting the m 23 militant group in the neighboring democratic republic of congo. the you firmly just wanted to stop supporting the m 23 and use all means to press the m 23 to comply with the decisions taken by the e a. c. it's also firmly just all state's of the region to prevent the provision of any support to i'm groups active in the d i. c. this comes as tensions escalate once again in the region. as for wanda, the key is the d r. c, a violating it says base for a 2nd time after a military plane trespassed into rwandan territory on wednesday. however,

kinshasa has denied it was a provocation. cooling the incident. an unfortunate mistake is it mccrass's republic of congo banks by the ego insists that rwanda is supporting violence and 23 militia groups on its territory and support supplying it with weapons and ammunition. those allegations have been denied by kigali. according to the un report, due to the m 23 activity than finding within the d. r. c. tens of thousands of people have been displaced over the years and attempts to deescalate tensions law thoughts in the east africa regional forces deployed canyon troops. that as peacekeepers some local to spoke to as the wishing to remain anonymous, say, the atrocities have intensified. why the security guard would have no security. the people are suffering a lot, the have no access to food. the rabble saluted everything in the fields and there was no kid not been in our village before, but sees the m 23 war starts. it is become

a frequent problem with many people have disappeared. some have been shot that others have been taken away to a known location of. many people have died while both men and women and their bodies have been found in various places and wouldn't go with women raped and children killed in mass. i'm. it's a situation that terrifies us because we're afraid to would these terrorists are doing and rich sure could happen in the city of goma. all these young people taken hostage, do not want to be ruled by m 23. we've asked our authorities to address the situation, so we fear the worst, the as terrorist or respect human rights. and it's shameful to see all these organizations yet that are supposed to protect human rights sitting on their hands or in the face of such suffering. he began them bow. how a bendy ah brazil has inaugurated lou. is it not sir, to sylvan, as president for a 3rd time on sunday to his 12 year hiatus of leading the country. new let's come back marks the return of the left to power. the ceremony filled with dignitaries, he vowed to keep his campaign promises to defend the sovereignty,

dignity and independence of brazil me moll, and man was arrested with an explosive device and a knight who had attempted to disrupt the integration. earlier we spoke with a bruno outman chief editor of online media outlets offer a monday who said brazil is attempting to build a multi polar world. i believe that the las foreign policy will be act c, no alignment, base it on brazilian and latin american interests. it will try to avoid shock that to disrupt the brazilian trade balance or the flow of investments. but i think lula will try to be of east asians or to help to build institutions that end up burring. that uni paula. all the that existed after 99 to one with the collapse of this. so good evening in this or dic,

it will be more likely to approach china and russia pose tendency is to have the same over at the to weaken the in burly system lab by divide state just ahead of the integration is over met with the head of the russian delegation we pass the message directly from vladimir pierson, the delegation chief disclose that the new president has been enlightened from moscow to strengthen by laterally ties from the 2 countries have a similar vision for the emerging multiple, the world history brownell outman wrong among the brakes and between brazilian bruship i think, is to have a common economical plan and have and build an investment fund to develop industries both in brazil and worship. president lula has this issue very clear as it ordered. fibers in history,

united states, we alternate the relationship between bites and blows, i think, to weaken the russian economy. for instance. they may boost the import of brazilian oil and make offers in the area of fertilizers, but always pressing for brazil to align itself against russia. but i'm very much doubt that lula will affect this dressers as we've wrapped up 2020 to the conflict in ukraine, made up one of the top stories which dominates at the news and global agenda as his mom. cancer brings as this report, which looks at the long chain of events leading up to the start of russia's military operation in february, a warning you might find parts of the following video to stepping. what's actually prom says europe's biggest armed conflict since world war 2. a dispute that has so for claimed the lives of thousands of peaceful civilians. washington and the

collector west have been telling you for months about unprovoked russian aggression . however, it only takes a small effort and minimal research skills to finds out that the current events have been years in the making. in 2014 that the nets and lugens to people's republics declared independence following a u. s. supported government cooling ukraine. the u on elected ukrainian government's response was to begin a so called anti terrorist operation against the self proclaimed republics. keith's airstrikes artillery shilling and ground troops started a barbaric war against peaceful civilians in done boss who wanted nothing to do with a government that they did not see as representing them. ah ah!

shortly after the republics became a party to the minsk accords that outlines a piece roadmap as well as special status within the ukrainian states. most importantly, the agreement should have provided for a lasting ceasefire. it did not be full civilians had continued to suffer. a union craner was at the de ukraine can be happy and proud of its violence. its civilized people who are engaged. any such things with my mom was killed. my dad was really wounded. i sent him to the hospital with

moscow stood firm demanding key a full philip legation that it was breaking on a regular basis by shelling residential areas of the bus. but as it turns out, berlin and paris could not care less about their agreements or the lives of the people of dun boss. the chords were nothing but a stalling tactic that allowed the west to pump ukraine full of weapons. the 2014 minsk agreement was an attempt to give the crane time you can use this time to become strong as you can see today, the ukraine of 20142015 is not the ukraine of today. since 2014 ukraine has strengthened its military posture. it is the merit of the minsk agreements to have given the ukrainian army this opportunity. thus the time, the prudent thought was an asset for him, turned out to be in fact an opportunity for the ukrainians. my name will if i

needed the minsk agreements to gain at least 4 and a half years to build the ukrainian forces to build the ukrainian economy, to train ukrainian forces alongside nato, to create the best armed forces in eastern europe, according to nato standards. so, wait, does this mean that this so called peace makers have been crying wolf all these years, while russia actually sought away for peace and for they done buff republics to remain a part of ukraine. take a listen and make up your own minds whether they were lying or telling the truth the i'm the i am i. when we had agreed that the minsk agreements are what we need to achieve a peaceful solution that's only 2 and therefore we have to stick to them. last good, i shall, should here all gone to when chancellor merkel meets with president putin. when i meet with the ukrainian president and his prime minister, we have the same speech, the respect of the minsk agreement. we say it with the same firmness to each party

because it is the condition for peace, the condition for a settlement, which if this show missouri is fun, the only thing we agreed on today with mr. president is a clearance strict coordination of action on unconditional and rigorous following of all, without exceptions, clauses of the misc agreement, while the world was eating up all the speech, saw the collective west was military, housing and pumping billions into ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has stated on multiple occasions that ukraine was preparing to solve the conflict and on boss by brutal force. he even provided intelligence and exact dates of anticipated, massive offensive. now that prompted russia's special military operation designed to secure the lives of peaceful civilians and demilitarized ukraine, whose new leaders had gained a sense of invincibility. thanks to the multi 1000000000 flow of nato weapons and training way not to below much. it was 92, this war was not sorted by us. it was started in 2014,

after the cool ukraine. it was launched by the ukranian authorities to suppress the will of the people in don fast, the guarantors, france, and germany forgot that they are guarantors, they needed to return the situation to a legal process, to hold elections. and on last, this was not done. whenever i remind my colleagues about this on the phone, they say nothing about it as they have nothing to say there. just a month before the start of russia, special melissa reparation. washington sent over 200000 pounds of lethal aid and instructors to ukraine, while demanding moscow withdraw troops from russian territory its own territory along the border with ukraine. how the kremlin then demanded legally binding guarantees which would rule out nato's eventually eastward expansion. and hence, the deployment of offensive weapon systems in countries neighboring russia. why? well, because russia did not want neighboring countries to service points of at sack,

against his own territory. but that was this missed out of hand. together the united states and our nato allies may clear we will not slam the door shut on nato's open door policy. but for russia, this was a red line. that's a key security interests and the country sovereign right to defense were ignored. just like 25 years ago when the west promised not to expand nato, even an inch to the east, we understand that not only the soviet union, but for other european countries as well. it is important to have guarantees that if the united states keeps its presence in germany within the framework of nato, not an inch of nato's present military jurisdiction will spread in an eastern direction we will sink is over. we intend to discuss all these issues in detail at the leadership level. it goes without saying that the expansion of nato switch is unacceptable. we agree with that. they have agreed, they said, what said, take

a look at the map and ask yourself if those promises are now worth the nickel. nato has more than doubled in size. now back to the events of 2014 and the so called my don process and key of that resulted in a power grab that was used by nationalists extremists, the autonomous republic of fi. mia was the 1st to sever ties with ukraine, with locals voting overwhelmingly. in favor of independence and becoming a part of russia once again. ah ah, now that was a decision that many had to wait for, for decades after the entire peninsula was transferred to ukraine by the soviet government in 1964. while the people of crimea experienced

a relatively smooth transition to see some other such as odessa, turned bloody as anti my don protests were violently suppressed. on may 2nd 201448 people burned to death when they were trapped inside odessa. house of trade unions, which was set ablaze by pro key of radicals around $250.00 more were injured and clashes in the same area of switching to happen. there were not just crashes in the city but arson and mass murder for that ministers of building was center fire. people were walking around this building, shooting at it with rifles fest remotes of cocktails and other explosive devices flowing forestman was tenant there. and just watching they did not do anything. the question arises, why? because they didn't have orders to, or because they received an order that they should not interfere almost 9 years later and still and no one has been held accountable for those atrocities. any

scheduled court hearings were derailed by the so called patriots. the odessa tragedy became a point of no return that opened the door to an all out civil war. take a look at the situation from russia's point of you if you can, and ask yourself the simple questions. couldn't moscow leave the people of them both behind the population that has been suffering for nearly 9 years and continues to die under constant and indiscriminate artillery shelling by ukraine to this day was the kremlin wrong. not to trust the west and mesa, who pumped billions of military age into a key of over all these years. is russia wrong when it says nathan expansion is a direct security threats especially taken into account that washington has never hidden is true reasons. the united states age ukraine and her people so that we can fight russia over there. and we don't have to fight russia here. so who really provoked the war and incited hatred among the people of ukraine?

the answer is clear to the families of thousands of people here and done boss killed by keeps illegally installed regime. the point of no return was crossed a long time ago. remark also have our team done escrow public. and if i'm keeping his company here or not, he international today, we're back in the top of the hour with the latest jonathan. ah ah .