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documents reported by the gray zone media mostly under violation of free speech on the rights of journalists. outside russia's foreign ministry destroys the detention of the regional director of this public news agency by authorities in lafayette with the big stories when they 1st 7 days of the year. and right up to the moment developments to welcome to the week, the r t, m g, and an owner, russia, essays, hundreds of ukrainian soldiers have been killed and what it calls a retaliatory operation for a key abs. deadly new year's strike on the city of makia kept, which claimed the lives of 89 russian soldiers. a response to the criminal attacks of the keefe regime on the 1st day of 2023 in the city of my caseworker,

the russian military organized a retaliation operation. locations of the korean and military forces were found in cremmit tours, and more than $600.00 soldiers were killed. this was a very, a tragic event, so that took place here in my cave, just when the clock struck midnight on new year's eve. while now russian defense ministry says that as result of its a retaliatory operation, a more than 600 ukrainian soldiers have been killed. in a missile attacks by a russia in the city of crumbled source, which is about a 100 kilometers away from where i'm standing. it is also part of the people's republic that's local. so will a will elaborate. and this is why the fighting is taking place there. while, according to the russian defense ministry, there were at least 2 dormitories in the city of kermit source go. one housed 600

soldiers and the other one housed 700 soldiers and the you to the intelligence that was uncovered by a russian military. they took a decision and struck those to dormitories with missiles. and now, as their results are more than 600 ukrainian soldiers had been killed according to the russian defense ministry, once again, this was a retribution operation if you will, for what had happened on new year's eve, i hear in my cave go when at least 89 russian soldiers were killed as the result of a ukrainian strike that used to american made multiple launch rockets, systems, colds, or a high martyrs. of course, scores for russia. soldiers were wounded during that attack as well. and so they have already been taken to various russian cities for treatment for their wounds salon cost. revel staying with the latest reports from the russian military. 50 prisoners are returning from ukrainian captivate, seeing

a prisoner swell. according to the ministry of the fence, we empty sais. the service men were in mortal danger and are set to be flown to moscow for treatment. and we have in the loo, gunther, republicans all local authorities have opened on investigation. 2 suspected sabotaged after a gas pipeline. exploded in the city of lou. good tino. late on saturday. the damage has since been repaired on the areas gas supply restored. also, local officials say ukrainian forces fired at least 6 u. s. supplied high mars rockets out a rural town and that done yet. republic on sunday to people have been confirmed killed while another to a circ under the rubble of the latest reports. we have him that at nearby to their by the way. ukrainian missile was reportedly intercepted by russian ur defenses. but to power plants were damaged in that strike. ukrainian forces are

allegedly being held by british military intelligence in collaboration with the u. s. tech firm. that's according to a cache of li documents reported by the gray zone use outlet. it say's the u. k. provides data for key ebs forces to fight russian troops through aggressive harvesting of data. the technology has enabled the planning of military offensives in artillery attacks, assassinations, asset recruitment, and other measures. the leaked files raised serious questions about whether anomaly 6, a technology has been used throughout the ukraine conflict in an array of targeted operations against specific individuals in infrastructure. if it has britain bears ultimate responsibility for the outcome of these disturbing actions, which in some cases amount to crimes against humanity. the report states a u. s. firm called anomaly 6. sounds being providing and fell on russian military

movements in real time. that data is allegedly sent your british intelligence via the private military group, prevail, a partners, and then handed over to ukraine. we discussed the revelations with gray zone editor kit thornburg. and normally the defense intelligence and she said she extension the ukrainian military can very easily identify the small firms of very individuals, you know, where it is. they are civilian military or it's highly specific. and tug, there is also a higher risk or cation. it might be why barrier was mad, but yes, it's innocent. rushed to be innocent. brains were wrong. identify and the soldiers were starting for collaborators. and then guess, i mean, not to,

was saying that context, this is almost inevitably go to lead to that data. or indeed, that capture and torture the pregnancy compunction about brutal consequences to capture war carrying them on mass, which is a great war crying series, you know, if it's killed as a result of this, when that completely is i think they get the counselor attack could be quite some well, the grey zone has also previously reported only involvement of u. k. intelligence in the ukraine conflict. back in october, the eclipse said that prior to the deadly attack on the cry, me and bridge senior british intelligence officers allegedly drafted an elaborate plan on how to blow up on a separate report, the grey zones phase and obtains documents revealing plans by british military

intelligence. to train covert ukrainian troops along with ways to attack other russian targets in crimea. will kit kornberg again say's western powers aren't being held to account for the consequences of their espionage operations against russia. there has been no consideration for all the limits or restrictions but london places more than shall be the crime. these follows make perfectly that there is none. i'm trying to do or anything like, should be held every step away, but provoke, prevail heavily involved in the blood bridge explosion. and what did you guys actually have the 0 resignation or be on the all of these to almost every month. another european government implicates the style of the activities of activation. the job listen is civil civil civil society more widely and there is 0

accountability and there is up to, you know, consideration what happens if you dollars box. and that was anyone use use equipment typically reserved for, for intelligence agencies. or indeed, yes, you know, on to something really, really needs to meet needs to be done about is just for the sake of innocent people in the far but also the governments become companies that will be consequences down the line to get another story to bring you today, serbia, as president and tell said, nature has no right to reject the country's request to send serbian security forces to casa for some hours ago. alexander bucetti declared the k for international peacekeeping mission, led by nature, forces had turned down bel, grades call. they refer to resolution 1244,

but they did not invoke the part of the resolution, which actually allows this action. they have no right to reject that request. we will wait, we will point out how and where in what places they did not protect the serbian population survey is defense minister has also questioned why k for responded to belt grades, request on orthodox christmas eve pointing, i tell date was exactly the day that to serbian boys were shot and wounded in the south, the 3rd republic in the drive by shooting. then another episode of violence, one young man was beaten while returning from midnight mos on christmas. following the recent incident, serb resident in cost of a gathered to protest attacks by ethnic albanians in kosovo. a large number of course of police officers have reportedly been sent to that demonstration. stopping vehicles for inspection k for soldiers are also located near the entrance to the city where the protest is taking place. when we discuss the peacekeeping forces

decisions with at european studies, scholar stephan gadgets here in their studio and say stuff, the decision violates international. this is a clear violation of the resolution 1244. it is a clear violation of the international law because once for the 3 years ago, the resolution and before that the court of agreement were signed, they are obliged to provide the serbian military and police force to re enter serbian programs, of course. and the thought here, the atmosphere that is being built up in which it is a legal basically, or let's say it is not punishable to to commit violence against the start against the serbs. and i mean i, i personally blame, i've been quality and the go. so many leadership on one hand, on the other hand, the serbian government has been letting this happen for years,

in the sense that it was not active. now finally, and since this became really unbearable for the people on the ground, it is reacting so far diplomatically. it has used it stools, one of them being asking for, gave, for to do what it is supposed to do. and that is provide the serbian forces to re enter the province south africa has said the bricks group of countries, which also includes brazil, russia, indian, china should admit more members. the country assumed the chairmanship of the block on the 1st, all of this year, they set to consider the membership of the other states seeking to join our tea africa. corresponding credible letter has more on all, not from jasper. the law and the youngest member to join the bricks. group of nations. south africa is again taking over the chairmanship of the club. 2023 will be the 3rd time that the african power house caves,

the rings following successful hostings in 20132018. as it did before, south africa is expected to bring along not only the neighboring countries from the south african development community, but also the greater sub saharan africa community to that will be high level need things, conferences and summits through this championship. which will or focus on sustainable development. but what does that really mean in real terms? gives us an opportunity not only to advance our national interest, but also to advance the interest of the collector of 5 countries as well as the interest of the global on various fronts. including advancing the african agenda because bricks has always been above south africa and the african continent when we have the opportunity to check. so we will use our chair shipped to bird on the successes of us presidencies in addressing some of the key. ready challenges

that we are facing, the ongoing challenges facing the global economy, the economy, 5 countries, south africa will be aiming to advance not only the bricks agenda and the role which the new development bank should play. but also the role that the brakes should and can play on the continent. last year, south africa amplified the call for the african union to be made a permanent member of the g, 20 group of nations. and the very interest that both china and russia having on the continent are proving that, that question, once again, it's not out of place. there are 5. so countries and when we looking at expansion of breaks, it will be looked at from the perspective of sovereign nation, wanted to join bricks and looking at how we can take that process. ready what does it as a, as breaks lead. ready instructed us to do so. it's

a different scenario. you already have a president within the d 20, where regional organization they have been union member. so there's a good case for the african union to become that 2022 was a year of major geopolitical shift spread on by the ukraine conflict. but it also sent free the idea of a multi polar wold following 5 decades of western union polarity represented by the g 7. but lastly, also showed a growing group of countries like saudi arabia, algeria, egypt, turkey, and many more than i came to join and become part of the alternative to the west indies, you paul chrissy and narrative. but brief should expect a rebuttal. they will not be thinking that will be business as usual because particularly in an african context, african countries are united in the quest for power, for energy,

for climate justice. and i think these are the issues that they look are no longer looking at the wish for their looking eastward. because solutions will be coming from the as this formation becomes will fall. and south africa has a stronger voice within the g 7. i'm no longer the most important largest global economy, china and india. i rank amongst the top 7 global economy is today. you can take not this. and so you have a major economies from the global self that are growing faster pace. if you also look at the predictions of global growth in 2023, it's not very positive. but if you look at what the, i'm have i m f and world bank predicted in terms of global growth. the countries of the global assault including bricks, countries were not growing to space, while a number of countries were going to recession this year. in his 15th year of

partnership and co operation. 2023 will be the year that bricks propels it. story forward. the club has not had a new member since south africa back in 2011. the growing double speak of western countries has seen many global south countries grow wary and eager to find an alternative. 2023 is finally here, and with it, the chance at a more bigger and powerful breaks gonzales at 40 enjoin is a violation of free speech on the rights of journalists outside. russia has described the detention of the regional director of the sputnik and use agency by authorities in luck via the journalist. my route caisson is a locked fin citizen. he was detained on charges of violating e u sections chronicling how this appears. parts of a broader e, you cracked on,

on media outlets that haven't followed in lockstep with their blocks mainstream. nora tips, here's our t senior corresponded murat as to have the freedom of expression than press, but once sacred. they are founding principles of the union, protected by the, the treaties of the european union, the charter of fundamental rights. and the european convention on human rights. as close to gospel as law can get, every one has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority. and regardless of frontier us. the freedom and pluralism of the media shall be respected. but these principles, these values, have been sick for years. they've been dire in spanish crackdowns in barcelona, in poland as the government monopolized the press in eastern europe,

where it had been building up for years and old began many years ago. and 2016 when latvia blocked sputnik online, just she's the domain address. no frills, then they began harassing and threatening journalists, e u. nationals who worked for sputnik with jail time, with sentences prosecution that detain them for talks with security age and state security agents then came arrests and persecution level to finish a slit. it would take me several hours to simply name all the journalists of come under pressure in eastern europe. here is just one of my own stories in brief. back in 2019, i was detained at villainous airport, searched and questioned for 5 or 6 hours to state security officers performed a role play of good cop bad cop. the bad one shouted at me,

you're working for chisels. why did you come here? the other one asked me, you're a latvian citizen, so why are you working for them? you know who they are, they're not really, people rushes, a peculiar country. finally, he said, you're lucky, you're not a russian citizen, or we would be having a very different conversation. and now we'll just kick you out and close the border for you for 5 years. for reference, merit cas m is an e. u national, laughing and citizen. all he did is, is she worked for years as editor in chief of spoon, mc lithuania. one of his work is online, there's nothing crazy there. you'll find strange stuff with g n n. he now faces, decades by bars charged with violating sanctions because he worked for russians and reportedly espionage because why not a little bit of trouble with his merits can possibly lose his freedom due to allegations of violating anti russian sanctions. the sanctions are

a lawful as well as the arrest. this is lawlessness in europe, when a person can be arrested for his journalistic work opinion or the information he provides. there can be even harsher chargers, such as espionage or treason. and we've dealt with this before, and we shouldn't rule out such dark perspectives as of africa that to matter which affects every day unless because if anybody can be taken in custody for their opinion and be charged with espionage which is not uncommon these days. and nobody safe. so all people should stand together in this situation. morocco, sam did not violate any laws. he did his job as a journalist, legally. he provided to an unbiased information and had nothing will kind of spies a person who works in the public eye for media and hide nothing. the accusations are false and we need to understand this. there are people who will be overjoyed. those who believe that any opinion, but there's all ones that they agree with should be removed and censored. the

soviet union was, was big in this censoring on hiding on restricting and we all know how that turned out. you cannot restrict expression at was once the european union's mantra, how ironic looked at them now. terrorizing journalists are writing things in a way. they don't like to think that that these people once lectured the world. the lush loop organ in this case is totally political espionage charges against merits are complete nonsense. pressure on journalists working in the baltic states is a standard matter. it is an obvious fact that the baltic states are a platform for testing new methods of fighting against journalists. there is an oddness in the charges of violating sanctions. the fact is that the european union has no sanctions against sputnik. they have personal sanctions against dmitri castle, of who was the chief of russia, subordinate media group,

which includes sputnik therefore, extending these personal sanctions to all the people who work. there is a strange precedent. many european human rights organizations oppose this interpretation of sanctions. the baltic states are a testing ground for lawlessness. concerning really harsh measures, such as intimidation, a ban on the profession, and criminal prosecution for journalists, latvia, stony and lithuania, do not act on their own. they, as we assume, act either on direct instructions or in coordination with their superiors and the european union and in the us. the accusations of espionage and the threat of imprisoning him for 20 years. as an e. u citizen are in fact a pure policy of the european union. and finally, this news our, the east african nation of tons in the lifted a bond on political protest this week kills the countries president catered to the demand from opposition parties. while you went to,

our responsibility is to protect. he is so that you can hold political rallies peacefully to finish them well and li safely. it is your responsibilities. political parties to adhere to the rules as required. it is up to us as convenience . i beg you, as will give you permission to hold political rallies to do mature politics. the been have been imposed 6 years ago by a former president who stated st would provides national stability and economic growth. no officials are discussing constitutional reforms, though they say well balanced the presidential offices authority. we have some ones in eons how they feel about fish. wish more. i seek forgiveness. i think this is a wise move by the president and truly a democratic one. i'm pretty sure that they will be willing to apply for permits to hold political rallies. so he sends an ear is a sovereign state,

governs by the rule of law. it doesn't, in any way, given to any external pressure. if ever usa job cindy wireless. yes, there will be no disorder in the rallies, tanzania has been known for maintaining peace and security for many years. the essence of multi party democracy entails that people are given a civic space to air out their views, to criticize the government, and also to advise it. the ban on political rallies didn't have any effect on our lives. no one was barred from going about their business. there hasn't been any difference of all that the removal of the band will re so last civic space for the development of this country. or we also heard from an opposition party representative from tons and here who sees the countries politics are not finally entering a new chapter long after freedom of expression was suppressed. peter most expression ha, was oppressed. and at that, these are one of the, a position that i to, which was the night before the last 6 years. so to me,

this is a new chapter for the country and sure with their political parties. because normally the political parties, the hope, the government, how to govern it ordinary would government governance because we are able to tell the government what the government should be done. and if the, if they the listen to our agendas in, et cetera, we are telling them on top of that, they read these have nothing to do with the economic growth. so the government has to do is to have the proper police of the economic growth, which has nothing to do with the public release. so if we don't have the proper economic plans, you were prepared to say which form for, from my personal perspective, he, it is what we as a bit happened in ane,

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