i really am getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with scores of russian soldiers were killed in dolton, boston, a recent attack by ukrainian forces using us supplied. hi, marge rockets. the deadly news was confirmed this monday by russia's m. o. d. in africa, the m 23 militant group may leave several key areas of the democratic republic of congo as soon as thursday, after months of violence against the local populace. there was no, he's not been in our village before, but sees the m 23 war started. he's become a frequent problem. people are kidnapped, women raped, and children killed in mass. it's

a situation that terrifies us while in are continuing to look back out the year that was 2020 saw the french military leave the boss a hell region in africa after 8 years. it's deja. how that operation failing to bring stability to the area, leaving thousands of civilians day them this place them in the on. we also recall sure. like as mass protest last year and worse, economic crisis since beginning independence, largely brought up by economic mismanagement on the exacerbated by western factions . against, with cross the globe, i run the clock, this is our team great out of your company today for the news luck. my name's the russian defense ministry has confirmed that 63 russian soldiers were killed in

a recent rocket strike by the ukrainian military and that done yet. republic, using american supplied high morris rockets. as far as we understand, the attack happened on new year's eve. ortiz eager shit down of told me, where are your scores? dozens, over what is believed to be russian. fresh recruits have perished in this artillery attack, launched by the ukrainian forces over the new year's night. apparently under it was targeting the quarters over these people just outside the city of dynette. in the small town of my cave could basically it is believed that all those russian soldiers, they were stationed at what used to be a vacation. oh, college, it's building, so they were, this was their quarters and this is where at least for high mas rockets, according to the russian defense ministry. this is what the head, too high mars projectiles were intercepted according to the russian defense ministry. now this confirmation has come tucked at the very bottom of monday's

media, released by the defense ministry in which they have also listed all the targets that the russians that the russian army managed to hit lately. for instance, they talked how several artillery strikes across the front managed to kill some 74 in the mercenaries, foreign mercenaries that have been doing the bidding of the ukrainian side that have been worrying on the side of key of the so called foreign legion. now also, but the incident in my cave ca, for example, it has caused an uproar among the experts among the military experts here in russia . they've been asking questions as to how come so many people were stationed at a feeble or soviet era building. why weren't there quarters located in the basements and the under ground, and there have been repeated calls for a serious investigation of this so far, the russian defense ministry has already promised to provide all help it can to the

families of those soldiers who have been killed or, well wounded as a result of this high mas strike. some other updates. russia has intercepted a ukrainian, drew near the assault see coastal city of bertie, else coming from regional officials. this on verified footage is believed to show the work of her defense systems. no damage or casualties were reported. the ukrainian army has also shell 2 villages in russia's belgrade region. according to the local governor who say several hoses, vehicles, a local cemetery and other infrastructure were damaged. no one was reported winded in while another ukrainian drone attack to tell you about occurring in the burial region earlier monday. again, nobody was hurt here. however, one energy facility was damaged while in western rushes for a national region,

a ukrainian drone was reportedly shopped on by or defenses. all those developments come after the russian defense ministry said it recently destroyed a number of ukrainian facilities involved in the production of u. a b's unmanned aerial vehicles. the m o. d stated it was dawn to prevent kia from carrying out attacks on russian territory. nato's chief said, western countries need to be ready to provide long term military support for kids in stoughton berg earlier. claim the fast, this way to peace in ukraine is to provide more weapons in response to that us democratic party candidate for governor and kentucky. jeff, you said mister stoughton berg should face 13 years behind bars for fueling the conflict. it may sound like a paradox, but military support for ukraine is the fastest way to peace. is any arctic. it makes no sense at all,

but the fastest has to piece at this point would be for the western united states, nato. to stop sending anything to ukraine, accept 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 assist oldenburg, was chosen in order to support us imperialism to the camera. so he's a war criminal to specifically in your grade. ah,

not after months of violence, the m. 23 military group may withdraw from several settlements in the democratic republic of congo from thursday above is according to the east african community organization. m 23 is allegedly supported by the d. r. c. neighbor rwanda, something it refutes the youth foreign policy, g, whoever is convinced by galleys denials, the you firmly just wanted to stop supporting the m 23. unused all means to press the m 23 to comply with the decisions taken by the a c. it's also firmly just all states of the region to prevent the provision of any support to groups active in the d. c. it comes as tensions escalade once again with for a one the choosing the d r. c of violating its aerospace for a 2nd time in 2 months after a military plane reportedly trespassed into rwandan territory on wednesday. kinshasa had earlier denied that the 1st incursion in november was the provocation

. calling the incident on fortunate mistake. the democratic republic of congo, back by b e u insist that's one that is supporting the m 23 militia group on its 3rd tree and supplying it with weapons and munitions. those allegations to repeat of in denied by kick. but according to a un report to su, am 20 three's activities on increased fighting within the d. r. c. tens of thousands of people have been displaced in the attempt to deescalate tensions during the autumn. the east africa regional force deployed canyon troops. there. as peacekeepers, locals, some of whom spoke to us on the promise of anonymity, a, the atrocities of intensify. why be seeking the dec would have no security. the people are suffering a lot. the have no access to food, the rebel saluting everything in the fields. there was no kid not been in our village before, but sees the m 23 war starts. it is become

a frequent problem. many people have disappeared. some have been shot that and others have been taken away to unknown locations. many people have died, both man and women and their bodies have been found in various places and doesn't cool people are kidnapped, women raped, and children killed in mass. it's a situation that terrifies us because we're afraid the what these terrorists are doing and we're sure could happen in the city of goma. all these young people, taken hostage, do not want to be ruled by am 23. we've asked our authorities to address the situation. we fear the worst because terrorists don't respect human rights and it's shameful to see all these organisations yet that are supposed to protect human rights sitting on their hands or in the face of such suffering. yet i am bow, how a bendy ah well 2022 saw the end of an 8 year, a french military operation in the uranium rich west african sa hell region. the so called operation bottom left thousands of civilians dead on displaced under the

premise of fighting islamist terrorists ortiz carrabas lit alta, texas through that hi, this is may try the former colonial power in africa. france is fast losing influence on the ground and in the continent. this wave, if attempt to keep the power posture phrase president de manuel micron and i was in you africa strategy to be launched in 6 months. this is his government's response. as france pulls out of the fail, read it. the strategy is big one, ambition, but little on detail. france remains resolutely committed to the security of the continent, acton, and support. and that the request of all african partners is from us really winning . or is it playing out like the 2020 to cut our welcome final, the former colonizer claims. it remains committed to security in the region with a straight face, paris fez. this as is until june, 3rd and mission operation,

bar con, came to any glorious end in the field of perception. birkin continues to occupy a very important presence of social networks. it is necessary to put a clear end to it in order to switch to another logic. but it will also be logical for anyone to consider operation. voc hon a failed mission. spending 8 years in this a hell. it barely lived up to his promise. there is no noticeable change in the conflict, todd bade that is this a hell and f for france. the hottest are not only still in the region, but they seem to be gaining momentum. according to the united nations, civilians have been displaced in their millions and they have also been killed in their thousands. the deepening of the protection crisis negatively affected the already dire humanitarian situation. the number of internally displaced persons

rose to 397000 in the center in north of the country. more than 1800000 people faced severe food and security, and 2000000 children under the age of 5 are affected by acute malnutrition. fraud says if one is to invest in said history and culture with french speaking countries . but what correlation is there between uranium mines in northern new j frasier, power plants, and french troops on the ground. and for money, france is a transactional, colonial power. the transitional government demands prison. micron permanently abandoned his new colonial but on the lou sick and patronize imposture to understand that no one love smally more than more than once. in a monday letter to the united nations security council in august. molly, i choose from this a violations of an air space to collect intelligence for the benefit of terrorist

groups in the sale and dropped arms and ammunition to them, and chaired, edit to french, was lamenting frances interference in his domestic affairs. the french president insisted french remain pan african language in the face of former french colonies like raw elder rejecting it for english. instead, france was being rejected as an ally and rather viewed every him over of colonial times. instead of being humble, france blames russia and others, a number of powers who want to spread their influence in africa are doing this to hurt. france, hurt its language so doubts, but above all. but su certain interests for more than 3 decades from the seems entrenched and rooted on the continent, self assured, and even some might see khaki in its arrogance by 2020 to prove the year of humble

lessons for the former colonizer friends, diplomacy on the continent is being reviewed and a different partner is being sought, only time will tell if this is a bad page, or if africa is really ready this time to bid fronts, of what gara will is at 4 r t in johannesburg. and the french sentiment is also widespread in neighboring, but keno fair. so the country president was overthrown in september in a coo over his alleged inability to deal with an islamist insurgency. protesters then attempted to storm and set fire to the french embassy in the capital y good to good, seemingly and deep frustration over the nations long running, yet ultimately unsuccessful campaign to tackle the militants. at some demonstrations protesters even wave, the russian cycle are calling for closer security ties with moscow. but we spoke to

a per keno, fossil activists and lucky demik to say that horace, this post colonial attitude to african nations, lies behind much of the anti french sentiment. in the region, caesar independence, our region lost. it has a glory. our foresees is this j. france, an army in our area in lately? come see, it does force i just looking out for these and dead. did they organize it? they planning to do is organize our own. i mean, we don't have a possibility to, to plug in and organize a where wouldn't foresee to attend or the need of secretion of security. so we can

just say that it was a really difficult for our a our government to let those foresees, continue to be in our e n for the pupil and some government id do for foresees, ah, or who are in care in our own government programs. and to poor c. c sees or that attitude off our own glue, glue, nevada, as something very, very round, and very bad. when i started focus to shrill like it were,

mass protest, grip the country in 2022 government economic mismanagement that's seen as the main reason for all that on or south asia correspondent reports. the situation was exacerbated by western sanctions against russia. 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 guide a nation with no food, nor fuel and no medicines. at least half a 1000000 people fell into poverty and then not to forget the western sanctions on russia and 2022 that dragged the whole world into economic chaos. and further bunch

of countries like sri lanka, that we're all ready struggling. do you think anxious will help? it will only push prices up. so let's start with what's possible. let us look at the sanctions that have been imposed and ask ourselves if it's necessary, the sanctions won't bring russia to it's nice, but they will bring the rest of the 3rd world dates nice. was followed was daily parlor blackouts. widespread protests on the streets. lendy gear was outside petrol stations and all of that lead to the fall of the long standing roger buckshot government. oh, in july, this is war tree longer look like government offices run or war. public broadcaster

hijacked presidential dallas ransacked prime ministers, offers set ablaze, and president, having to fled the country unceremoniously a little port or based in south asia. i half covered numerous pro. yes. or what a decade. but nothing compares to what she, lunk a witness this year. what, how did things go so bad? she long gone. biggest industries out to resume and agriculture explored say, why the corona wires spend to make cans? the 2 of them sector, a ban on chemical fertilizers, introduced by the then president goes, i be a roger buckshot damaged the agricultural sector. the import dependent country ran out of money. as in susanne completely depleted in november 2019 our 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 be bid good bye to 2022 . the q was have gone away, but not being the supply is have somewhat priest on what 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 and had to renegotiate loans with its for lend does tighten budgets, spendings and booths. revenues simply means more trouble for the island nation. of 22000000 people, region sharma, r t. surging demand after the pandemic supply shortages and sky rocketing energy prices lead to many countries seeing their highest inflation in decades. in the past year. on sunday, germany's finance minister offered

a glimmer of hope saying inflation in europe's biggest economy cookies from 11 to 7 percent and 2023 years to take of artie. contributor kristen: one of the most commonly used words this year was inflation, according to google searches for the word quadruple between 20202022. why? the sudden interest in this standard economic term inflation across the west search to unprecedented levels during 2022 hitting on average 11.5 percent across the u. while in the u. s. supposedly the world's strongest economy, inflation climb to as high as 9 point one percent. but what does that mean for you and i, let's use an example. let's say you head to the supermarket to do your weekly shot . and last is inflation was 0 percent. but this year, inflation is 10 percent. that means that you have 2 options. pay 10 percent more than you paid for the exact same shopping you bought at the exact same supermarket last year. or if you can't afford it or can't borrow enough to do so,

you'll need to remove 10 percent worth of the items from your trolley. that's pretty hard if you're trying to get by on the bare essentials. it sounds like something out of charles dickens novel doesn't it? but this is actually a reality that millions of people face this year. what's more, west and politicians appeared to be entirely clueless about the matter. take a look at bite and telling the world that u. s. inflation was 0 when reality it had reached a peak of 9 point one percent. actually, i just want to say number 0. today we received news with our economy had 0 percent inflation in the month of july 0 percent. that came as a shock to christine the god. the current head of the european central bank inflation has a just pretty much come about from nowhere. apparently, inflation came out of nowhere. this is even more shocking,

as before her current highly paid job, she had another such lucrative employment as the head of the international monetary fund. that's the institution that controls the monitors, the entire global financial system. but have no fear. western lead is equipped to provide us with an explanation why you guessed it. as per usual, it's all vladimir putin, it's false. today's place report, confirm what americans already know. prudent price, i consider america hard. make no mistake in places largely the fall approved photos invasion of ukraine is driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world. i'm going to do everything i can to minimize prudent price. i care at home, they fail to mention that over the past 24 months, the us and its allies printed of bossed amounts of money. not seemingly understanding, but for every single extra bank note you print. each bill becomes more and more worthless. thus giving this money to institutions and companies that have

a reduced amount of goods and services due to a more or less global lockdown would have a knock on effect. printing bossed amounts of money tends to always cause what economists call hyper inflation. even a basic history book who show you this. the 1st example in modern history was the $929.00 more st cross, which contributed to the dia, economic conditions in germany, which led in part to the rise of the hits law and the nazi party. there are now double the amounts of us dollars in circulation, then in 2019, no wonder inflation is through the roof. when there was twice as much of the wall was currency circulating for the same amount of goods and services that's down to economy is not growing substantially due to the freeze, forced upon the more or less by the global lockdown due to coven 19. so what's the solution, and how do we get back to normal? central banks feel that they have the answer. that's right. you and i need to pay more in order to fix the mess that they have caused. right now the central banks of

the u. s. e u and u. k. are increasing the rates that you and i have to pay for credits credit, but many of us are being forced into due to be inflated price of goods and services . these called interest rates, which is set at a baseline by all governments. the banks justify this by telling us that they are being hit by the rising goods and services. and if the charge is small so that they won't go bankrupt. that's not to mention the rob a possible claim that they also need to charge us more in order to fund billions upon billions of a few crane in order to combat the energy crisis caused by the sanctions on russian oil and gas done. we all wish that we could all fit our mortgage or credit card payments against someone else. unfortunately, the wall doesn't work like that for you and i, but it does for them. so what is the knock on effects of this? the less money you have, but less you are going to buy. once you've maxed out your credit card, which now costs even more the payoff due to the increased interest. you become significantly poor if you are poor up. so if your country and thus we start to see

a steep decline into. busy policy for entire countries. it isn't rocket funds to what this one out. but it's not all doom and gloom for some, especially if you are american inflation in the u. s. and across major european countries. so some kinds of flowing thanks to a number of restrictive measures conducted by institutions. halting among many things, the printing of yet more dollars into the now hyperinflation. casino, we call that global economy. u. s. lawmakers have just passed the inflation reduction act, which has been met with pure disbelief by lawmakers globally. but predominantly those in the u that have been seemingly nodding their heads and complying with us fiscal demands over the past few years with little to no resistance. this act is an isolation if policy by the united states, incentivizing domestic productions of goods, putting foreign partners out and forcing them to produce goods and services inside

the u. s. which, if added to the already ravaging energy crisis and sanctions will become a catastrophe for the global economy. this means that as goods and services are produced domestically in the us, they will become cheaper for us consumers. whereas for anyone else outside the us that is used to buying cars, made in their country of origin, prices will become boss lee more expensive. this further implies the price for the rest of us, but decreases the price for anyone in the us. in layman's terms, this will result in the us economy, but best thing, the effects of the past few years on bad people, but increasing the pain and suffering for every one else. the inflation reduction act has received so much additional scrutiny in europe and also in the rest of the world. there is a risk that the i r a can lead to unfair competition, could close markets. and the fragment,

the very same critical supply chains that have already been tested by colored we are in europe really at the point where we risk to be de industrialized. we have to react with strength now. so is it too late for global leaders to reverse the effects and counts of the us at this quite obvious game of his playing? well, the answer to that is difficult. the u. s. also controls the world's reserve currency, the us dollar. most global governments in that central bank hold large amounts of dollars and bonds. at deflated us economy means that the cost of buying dollars will decrease. will this be enough to save the global economy? in my view, this is a huge gamble, no wonder, so many countries have had enough and now moving away from holding and trading in us dollars. they are now opting to hold currencies that have not been printed like, monopoly money, such as the chinese one, the russian rouble,

even bitcoin. if the u. s. dollars ceases to be the be all and end, all of global finance. governments worldwide will have more sovereignty over their own finances in economies leading to a far more democratic, multi polar walls. that will be a true free market. something that the u. s. allegedly, fort, it's war of independence for what we also heard from geopolitical and market analysts. tom longo, who said that de dollarization trends just spoken about are a natural reaction to aggressive us economic policies. the, the u. s. is weaponized, the dollar author sanctions and, and of federal reserve policy and whatnot for a long, long time. and that weapons ation that which started really under obama, but continued under trumpet sanctions. and now has been turbocharged by, by, by biden, has just raised the cost of using dollars to a level that is making it very clear to other people that if they want to be able to control their own economies,

they're going to have to get off of the dollar in some way, and i think it's a very, it's just a natural reaction to what has been in a very aggressive policy on the part of the guy and says, the concept of the multiple or world that all we all talk about. i think really needs to be discussed in terms of currency. i do believe that to be the bricks. nations are working very, very quickly to create a regional reserve system for themselves of that i think is gonna be commodity based. and they've made it abundantly fair. this is what they want to do. the chinese have just made their half overtures to the saudis, to, for the so called petrow, you won by having the saudis and most of arab opec. i'll offer oil tenders on the shanghai exchange. i think that's a major, major event in geopolitical history. i think the united states in the dollar are going to survive in their own way. i think it's going to be regional. i think the world is going to break up in the multiple regional currency blocks.