as 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's assault unit boat on the same brown colonial uniform which push the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war with the criminal rejects accusations that is responsible for miss our strike on our residential building to nip it off, that's after the advisor blamed the deadly explosion on ukraine's own ad defense. meanwhile, officials say that the ukrainian shutting has left at least 2 dead on for injured in done yes, of the victims may still be trapped level also this, our china reiterate. it's vision for multi polar world as beijing's newly appointed foreign minister complete these multi leg after control. and india hits a story impulse beek of $1000000.00 barrels of russian crude oil per day. with

moscow remain in new delhi biggest energy supply. with a very warm welcome to you on the russian capital this monday evening. i'm pizza, scott, and thanks for joining us. where be turning in from russia has said it doesn't target civilian infrastructure in ukraine. that's follows. accusations from ukraine and officials that moscow intentionally struck an apartment building in the city of napa. petrov zalinski is also condemned russia of what he calls moscow. silence on the tragedy. come in spokesperson to meet you. p. s. gov claims that ukraine has already admitted its, its own defense was responsible for the incident. the russian armed forces do not strike residential buildings or social infrastructure facilities. strikes are conducted against military targets, either obvious or camouflage. you yourself saw the conclusions of some representatives of the ukrainian side who said that this tragedy was the result of

the actions of air defense systems. to discuss this further, i'm join now live in the studio by ortiz rachel blevins. make sure what the background statement, but just call or pass got. there is a reference thing reports that 36 people were killed and doesn't injured after an apartment building was struck in the city of never per trust. now this comes amid a wave of russian strikes, targeting ukrainian energy infrastructure with moscow, saying that they did not target that building. at the same time, he was insisting that russia must be responsible. but one of ukrainian president boys is, own advisors has spoke out and said that the building was likely hit as a result of the response from ukraine air defense systems. take a listen to what he had to say. but you'll, you'll be know paula, but it's the missile was shut down, but it fell on the building. it exploded when it fell down. now that adviser has since apologize for his comments after they were met with strong backlash from

other ukrainian officials. we should also note that ukrainian military's initial response to these claims was to him says that their defense systems could not have been responsible saying that they were not capable of targeting that caliber of missile. while at the same time in the past, they have claimed to have done just that. indeed. now, what's the reaction been so far in depress and on line? well, the western media was quick to put the blame on russia with articles claiming that moscow was specifically targeting civilian infrastructure. however, when it came to those comments that were made by zalinski advisors, there was silence. and that's especially notable when you look at the fact that when it comes to frames, air defense systems, we've seen a number of issues with them, especially when you look back at that incident from november where ukrainian missile landed in polish territory, killing 2 people. now at the same time, this isn't really anything new because as we've seen, the western media has a tendency to overlook

a number of cases where ukraine has specifically targeted civilian infrastructure and killed civilians across the don that dating back to 2014. now this comes as we continue to see this device of rhetoric on social media with some even taking to twitter to call openly for genocide of the russian people. here's what was said. it's absolutely fair for me to wish for all russians in russia to be wiped off the face of the earth. it's not hate speech, it's not horrible of me. it's just fair. unfortunately, comments like that one are nothing new, even with ukrainian officials using similar rhetoric as this conflict continues to go on. break that down for rachel. thank you. think me molla shelling of the dance was reported on monday with at least 2 civilians reportedly killed a local journalist census this report from the scene. what the course of sylvia. this is a tragic start to the working week for local residence. at 90 m,

the ukrainian army fired 3 m l r's rockets at a peaceful city. this happened exactly at the moment when people were driving to work. there was maximum traffic on the roads and there were many local residents on the streets and bus stops that emergency services are on the scene. the 3 story building was non residential. it housed offices, including a pharmacy. according to preliminary data, there may be people under the rubble, but according to the latest reports, at least 4 people were wounded in this attack, his while some locals told us that the scene go boot unprofessional. it happened very early in the morning. i was sleeping at the time. i live here on the 5th floor, presently over one hello and i was passing a traffic light the 1st time it landed somewhere near by the 2nd time it hit the building. i tried to avoid being hit and sped up till the 3rd time it hit me. i feel okay, i guess if it is possible to feel okay in this situation, i have some injuries from broken glass from car windows to the blue live. there has

been more shilling of the nancy in office building with shell. it's a civilian object. an investigation is underway. there are people, injury where currently restroom people from on the durable and taken measures to save them with a so tanks will burn while thus the kremlin spokespersons fibrous response to the latest western aid packages. to peer, you can read this story on much more. busy on our websites are you dot com i'm even on now. china's newly appointed at foreign minister was in cairo on sunday, fall talks with egyptian and arab league officials, and that marks the last stop on his multi lake trip across africa, which was aimed at boosting his country's ties to the continent. beijing's top diplomats has reiterated chinese vision for a multi polar world. our household only chance shoot. we agreed to work together to implement the spirit of the react declaration which affirms a multilateral international order based on international law. and the dedication

of common values for humanity represented in peace, justice development, democracy and freedom. and the rejection of the palletization of human rights issues and their use as a tool to interfere in internal affairs of other countries. the vivid by chinese, foreigners, that king hong is really to solidify his relationship with egypt, the continence number, one economy and china has poured billions into their economy. having invested in the suicide can now which it has a new economy zone, which is largely develop the chinese money. and china has also been influential in the development of a localized production of vaccines in egypt. having collaborated through sign of farm and the government of egypt is also putting in money into the new administrative capital. in cairo, there was also a meeting with the arab league,

general secretary, which is seen as very important because china has been a big part of, of the middle east end. that multi lateral flora of corporation. as witness through the re add declaration, which was signed a couple of years ago. but china as a leading investor on the continent as a whole, the continent of africa was really here to, to reassure some of its pride in the countries that investment will keep. will keep coming and that the road and belt initiative may have slowed, but it still has some life in it. as we move along. foreign minister kin also visits had been in algola, as well as, as ga one looking into infrastructure investment. it with countries like not well, i've been in, we're looking to, to a band the export of raw materials, particularly soybeans in the next 2 years. and china is seen as an important member

in establishing the localization of the manufacturing of that being which would be of benefit to the populace within berlin itself. but let's listen now to some of the comments that were made by men is the kin, as well as the e. u. chair, person miss them with a funky, you know, whatever can nice is so dirty and cooperation, not confrontation, no country, no people have the right to force african countries and their people to take sides . africa should be a platform for international cooperation. not an arena for competition between major countries. africa refuses to be seen as an arena for computing influence. we're open to cooperation and partnerships with everyone as long as their respect our principles, our priorities now interests. the partnership with her, with china is built on this principles. let's keep in mind that this comes following what the americans have been trying to do and the other side,

which is also to reestablish his relationship with the continent. following the december summit with joe biden, head with over 40 african head of faith in washington, throwing as of $65000000000.00 of investment over the next 3 years. which pales in comparison when one looks at the investments that have been made by china, which are data dead. estimates that china is of it out some $160000000000.00 worth of loans to african countries between their 2000 and the 2020. when sticking with africa as the confidence influence in the world continues to grow, our t spoke exclusively with the retrain ambassador. and he says his thoughts on the future of the african continent, cooperation with russia and much more, as always you can. what's the full version on archie throughout the day on our website? archie dot com. but now he's a quit cesar. ah,

russia has been accused of neo colonialism and of seeking to expand its influence there. do you think that is the case and if not, what is perhaps who stands to benefit from driving a wedge between russia and africa. and the 1st place we accuse it who is accused. russia is really amazing. those countries walk years rational, who might accuse russia are the ones while been there for long and as new yorker analysis and colon earliest as i think. last areas where we can cooperate with russia. beach, in the security sector, threat sector, economic sector, and defense sector. or for that matter, also in other areas, the cooperation with russia could be very important in the agricultural sector also

with in depth answer of low how in the transfer of her asian, the productivity africa awaken in no, i think it, russia will sell us anything that we'd like to have, oh, oh, well, india's broken new records enforcing more than $1000000.00 barrels of oil per day from russia. that's 33 times more than last. the year earlier, ortiz rented sharma has more in the relationship with russia, dates back to the call for, but the young gordon by 2022 has particularly been an important one. the bilateral trade between new delhi and more school has triple the ad. russia has become india as a top oil supply or in the last 3 months of 2022. so passing its dominant, it's traditionally while suppliers like saudi arabia is wrong in the us appetite

for russian crude has massively grow one from one percent in february of 2022 and last year to 25 percent in december. so that's a huge jump there in the now and 14 or 1000000 barrels of crude oil. birdie a new were recall there. i'm pretty, it makes perfect sense for india considering india is the 3rd largest consumer or oil in the world. and that was one of the reasons given by india for defined, these are sanction seeing that we want to prioritize the n no g security for a 1400000000 people. india has made itself very clear to the west and the wall that it is going to exercise its true t. jacob on what is meant is not only secured and you know g for its people, but in dazzle. so exporting more now liter v does suggesting that india would be offering back door and bought russian oil to the u. k. we're going to look at some

di da here or take, for instance the john net good to find re in india, best cost. it's important russian oil have increased at these 4 time from 2021 to 2020 to the seem to find read the job number to find read also supplies oil to the u. k. and look at the u. k. has imported 29 shipments of these little and other refine products from job numbers since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine and compared to 2021. only 7 shipments. 10000000 barrels of oil. in 2022. got to 2021. $4000000.00 barrels, so that's the difference. and the data also with the question mark on what the meaning of all these sanctions really is. the u. k. must close the loopholes that undermine support for ukraine by allowing bloody fossil fuels to continue flowing across our borders. you see, india has been under constant pressure threats and motor judgments from the west

for buying discounted russian oil. it would be interesting now to see what the u. k . for to response to what you korean has to see about their imports of oil from india. europe's to goes to diversify its energy sources of energy. been if there is confidence that the confidence will resume buying rushing gas enough. despite the unions pledge to win itself off, russian energy the europeans today are saying there is no way we're going back to rush and gas, where all blast to have to be able to forget and to forgive. and i think things get mandate with time. they learn from that situation and probably have a much bigger diversity, but trash and gas is going back in my view to europe. speaking at the global energy conference in doha, there could sorry, minister warned that europe would still go to replenish it gas storage until at least 2025. the official also added the gas is the realistic solution to achieve in

the use much promoted green energy goals without pushing gas on the market. energy prices will remain too high for you to push forward with his environmental agenda. we spoke to banking and economics professor rich verda, he says europe's funding, it's hard to replace pushing energy, the terry and energy minister who's heading b and the a little gas company is really looking at the facts and the reality. and he's very much aware of, of the european demand and requirement for energy. and the reality is, as he points out, that the us supplies that everyone is now preparing for, do take time. i mean, there's not enough shipping terminals to, to, than receive it. and so there's, there's a whole number of logistics issues you conscious overnight switch to american or

the gas supply. so the reality is the gap that the gas from russia will be needed. and we really see in the m u. k, india, a case that and these indirect measures are now being taken where essentially russian gas is being imported. but it's just not admitted. that is russian gas because it 1st goes to it from russia to india, is refined there, and then imported the reality is that until 2025, it will be difficult to replace russian gas. the winter has been somewhat mild this year. so it wasn't so far, it hasn't been a big crisis, fierro and but overall, the demand is significant. chemical plants in china's lounging province has been reported, shut down after a powerful explosion, left 5 people dead and h o, there's an accounted for the blast reportedly for through

a factory in the district of hon. vin and verified footage on social media claims to show the fights of the plans with muffling the smoke rising above it. fanny stayed television with both of the explosion occurred while workers were tearing out maintenance. i sympathy at the elation facility ah, the tradition capital has been flooded by thousands of protesters marching against the near total seizure of power by the countries president people. busy come for his resignation as they marked the anniversary of the arab spring protests that shook the regions political landscape. now the demonstrations have been marked by cautious with police. people are outraged by the economic crisis as well as rising unemployment. that scripting the country is what some locals have to say about their grievances. isn't this and what is it? and we've had enough, the cost of living has increased. prices have gone up, we have come to defend our revolution. what is the state?

it's the president and his government. he's the one who runs it. so it's up to him to account for what he has not done in the country for a year and a half. he has done nothing. he has monopolized all the authorities and institutions. he has made promises, but he has done nothing. i cannot build a family, have a child because i am afraid of the situation. i see. as a result, one cannot do anything in one's life, nor evolve in one's professional career, nothing because the situation is not going in the right direction. said the wasn't the suck. i left the rate of price increases will continue as well as the existence of shortages of basic necessities in the country. this is for the simple reason that the state does not have the financial resources to pay for import, such as cereals. already over a decade since june is yet was proclaimed the only our country that when the fights for democracy and freedom ought, sees steve sweeney ask, if anything has really changed for the people that the spotlight has fallen once more on the birthplace of the so called arab spring,

shanicea trove is on from the revolution. people are thronging the street in mass rallies against the president, who sees power, and is alternate. he is parliament march 2022, and what has been described as a constitutional cou. many had claimed that she nidia was the only country to win the fight for freedom and democracy of the toppling of president ben allie, ending of nearly 25 years of his rule. rival groups or even awarded the nobel prize in 2015 and the bel peace prize for 2015 is to be awarded to detention national dialogue, quartets for its decisive contribution to the building of a pluralistic democracy into nisha elections in december would largely boycotted

with just at 11 percent of eligible voters taking part in a poll and political parties ban from running chinese is western allies, including the united states and france, have expressed concern and the country's economy lies in tatters. chinese here has been hit by soaring food prices and shortages of fuel and basic staples like sugar, vegetable, and rice. and to make matters worse, the cash struck country is losing money at a time when it needs it. the most trinity has been forced to go cap in hand to the international monetary fund. it struck a preliminary agreement of a $1900000000.00 loan in october. but that has now been frozen, pending further economic reforms. as the u. s. threatens to wield its veto, causing panic amongst foreign investors. many of whom have announced plans to leave the country while washington has cut off humanitarian aid. it a month after the you are 60 estate, met with a chin is him president,

lavishing him with praise. will no doubt be talking about our support for inclusive transparent elections. ah, the economic program that so important to the future of the taishan people. but what was the arab spring in reality? well, back in 2010, it was hailed by many in the west as a victory for democracy. governments were toppled as protests spread like wildfire to countries including egypt, yemen, bahrain, algeria, jordan, and iraq. one of the bloodiest events bundled in with the arrow spring, was a nato bombardment of libya in 2011, but ended in disaster. and a brutal execution of luma gadhafi with a country descending into a quagmire from which is never fully recovered. with the resurgence of jihadist and a better war between rival governments. but good duffy's demise was celebrated by the west. yes, we came. we saw

a died in sylvia foreign intervention led to a lengthy conflict. but despite sanctions of western back proxies, president assad remains empower. iraq remains unstable with frequent protests and difficulties forming a government, egypt to have been plagued by instability. and schoo nicea is now witnessing fresh unrest and a dire economic crisis. so more than a decade on the question remains was a all worth it. ah, democratic u. s. representative adam shift said that congress could not exclude the possibility that national security was jeopardized. after jo biden's own lawyer confirmed a total of 6 pages of classified documents were found during a search of the u. s. president's house. now as the 2nd set of classified documents found in biden's private residence in delaware, the previous botch was found as a biden affiliated think tank in november and made public earlier. the discovery

triggered a broader search. republicans and conservatives have drawn comparisons with the ongoing investigation into donald trump and his alleged mishandling of classified material accusing the biden administration of bias and double standards. another fo paul by the biden administration, but treating law differently based upon your political beliefs, treat one president trump one way, but treats president buying a whole different way. and we found from this administration what happened before, every single election, whatever comes out that they utilize, to try to falsify it. they try to have different standards for their own beliefs. that doesn't work in america. no one has even attempted. a convincing explanation said the media is pertaining to argue that it's not a big deal in the 1st place. that joe biden store classified documents near as corvette because he admitted doing it when he got caught in. if he would mit if committed a crime, it's not a crime. no se whistleblower edward snowden notes of the ongoing scandal proves the

entire document classification system should be reformed. while our guest pharmacy analyst lloyd johnson, while he believes the joe biden took the documents to use for personal benefit during his vice presidency, one way of resolving all the secret documents, kansas is to acknowledge that after 75 years of experimentation, the chief accomplishment of the classification system has been to make our government less trustworthy and our country less free. abolish and reform it all of it. department of justice in the f. b, i are the use in a real double standard. when it came to donald trump, they sent in a swat team basically to seize documents oh, with bure biden, they're doing nothing. the problem is the documents that donald trump had. he was authorized to have because as president, he held the ultimate executive authority to declassify those documents which he

claim city did. joe biden, his vice president, had no such authority. no such standing. he was in the same position as you were me . he, he had no right to have access to those that classified information. and moreover, to take it out of the building. i mean he was, he had his security clearances, he could see it, but he had no right to possess it. and then they've been in storage for secures these documents when they were 1st packed up. it was not a mistake. i'm sure. i don't know if you have a messy desk in your office, but where you got lots of papers stashed around is get scoop them all up and stuff them in a box. that's not what we're talking about here. these documents were deliberately and consciously taken from the white house backward. joe biden was vice president because they had some value to him. and the value i maintain is it had something to

do with financial and business interest. he was pursuing of them all on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates r t dot com is your place to go. i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour with all of monday's top stories. ah ah. in 1834 france invaded algeria, and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the colonists known as b a. no ours took the best land from day one. the local population was put into an unequal position and was brutally exploited. this caused mass discontent. the

people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress the rebellion using cruel measures. full villages were wiped out packs of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were put into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help the algerian patriots managed to induce france the start fees, negotiation. in 1962, evian records were signed, voting algeria on the past towards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be

a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colony are responsible for the deaths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions. today, russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in the future. when was the course renewed as we speak on the billing is pretty much the mind. the we're, we're, we're banding all in ports of russian oil and gas who g, i g of with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah,

ah ah ah, ah hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered on peter labelle for almost a year. it was not allowed to challenge the west. ukraine is winning narrative is beginning to change. a military math will always trump the most sophisticated and well funded propaganda. wasting another $100000000000.00 will not change the outcome. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest.