ah, a with that is my number 7 over there. in the distance above the kilometer and a half, that is the last stronghold. all the laws handhold, gradient solid, as the russian private, known, free grid. wagner advance is further along the dumbbells front lines. our correspondence meets the company reports and how they secured the strategically important type of solar dark. also, i had this, our numerous, those for united states has created a coalition and it's using the ukraine to wage a proxy war against russia. with the old aim of finally solving the russia question . russia is foreign minister, say the usa is seeking to destroy russia by waging

a proxy war with its partners in the brain. from south africa seeks alternatives to the u. s. dollar and international trade. as it turns to the bricks group of countries for other options, with the top stories from the past 7 days and rights up to that moment development as well. welcome to the weekly and r t. i'm, you know me. we begin with the latest updates in the ukraine and on boss conflicts where according to local officials, one mans been killed following ukrainian. shelling of the city of dan yeske while in the neighboring is up arrows. your region. a cemetery was reportedly targeted by ukrainian artillery, despite no russian military installation being in the area. earlier, the russian defense ministry reported its 4 is, had gain control over

a suburb outside the strategically important type of solid door. that keeps forces of suffered heavy casualties in the fighting solid door itself came under moscow's control last week. theoretically, paving the way for an bumps on the major city of archer mosque, also known as back mort, will be moody, also recognised the wagner groups contribution in securing solid door ortiz senior correspondent morocco, the visited the time, and met with fighters from the russian private military company, a warning he may find some of the following footage, disturb, ah, this is solid, done. the city fell in just 2 weeks, or rather,

was taken by the wagner, private military corp musicians as they are known. mm . with bill you'll need lisa. so it was lively, city 5 and is wagner. speciality we have no equals. despite be the resistance. we

took the city quickly, you quinn and nationalist held onto every building every street. but they yielded, they ran and surrendered testament to his words, a view pin air moves that have appeared and solider in every district packed with ukrainian bed in there, hundreds upon hundreds ukrainian soldiers. those killed in solid are left behind by the ukrainian military as it's retreated. 102-030-4056. it goes on and on. this is something harry sussed, one of these soldiers off their corpses locked rigid in the position that the they were in when they were killed. obviously you can see the details, but some of them are missing limbs, others with food, bullet, wounds,

shrapnel wounds. it is difficult gathering the more at this time because as you can hear because of a continuing fighting, it doesn't end. the orchestra is relentless. they allow the enemy no rest. with the 4th, this was one school which they turned into the fortifications. from here they fall back on trial 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in chief said in all weather the ensemble attacks and attacks that is my number 7 over there. in the distance above the kilometer and a half. that is the last stronghold. all the last handhold, gradient on solid are just outside the city itself. otherwise,

euclidean troops have been forced back into the hills beyond solid up right now, an assault is on the way. the complex itself is, is all but surrounded. what's more, we've learned that the orchestra have taken hundreds of enemy troops, prisoner, not all of them ukrainian watching over there. there were a great many foreign mercenaries as well as foreign weaponry. oh, if it was seized and sent to be checked for damage. on the whole, the cities call sometimes he crane, artillery will fire at us. you can hear the explosions on the whole. it's, we are ready for more action. sonata is neither their 1st nor final triumph. wagner has proved itself calm and time again. it is a machine of war spawned in violence, tempered by battle whetted by blood, and endlessly hungry. for more,

more at gasdio r t solid. meanwhile, ukraine's 1st lady house struggle to justify the rise of true nationalist sentiment in her country. while speaking out the world economic forum in davos, she claimed the extremist views being witnessed, including us from neo nazi groupings. where in response to russia's offensive. when that is potentially began the aggression by calling us nationalists. but in ukraine there were not as many nationalists as there are now after the full scale russian invasion. because nationalism as the response to the aggression. you begin to defend your nationality, your nation from the aggressor at times when there is no aggressor, the national sentiments and not a strong. so they brought it to the point that all of our children are going to be nationalists. well, i may be inconvenient for those remarks, but ukraine has a long history of far right groups leading. it's so cold volunteer units before the

conflict started. western media used to talk about it now. not so much. one of the most infamous is the as of the battalion which uses new nazi symbolism minutes. so fiscal branding, it's part of ukrainian armed forces and includes thousands of members. human rights groups of accused of the similar age, our battalion of multiple war crimes against civilians. an additional point to note here many of the president zelinski is fits from his no world famous t shirts, trousers and fleece jackets are made by a ukrainian company known as m tak their clothing lines, features symbols used by ultra nationalists, ukrainian battalions. and they also include so called morale patches, such as a widely known new nazi black son embedded between norse mythology references. while another nearly features a slavic swastika life spoke earlier to geopolitical as george zamarelli of

the global policy institute. he said western powers have turned a blind eye to the widespread extremist sentiment in ukraine. whereas which professors to be anti nationalists. but i think they're very selective about which nationalism they like and they don't like. so ukrainian nationalism insofar it's driven by a pathological hatred of russia, russian, russian, this russian culture, they liked it because they saw this is something that they could use. and that's what they look the other way. why did they do that? because they saw this ukraine and nationalism is something as a useful weapon that they can against russia. and they did it, they mean, essentially turning ukraine into essentially a kind of and you rush aircraft carrier with its guns target to the russian. we

know that russia maybe didn't do anything about ukraine, didn't even do anything about crimea until the 2014 qu, which was led by a very rabid nationalist. another story to bring you today. russia's foreign minister, sir gala roth, accused us of inflaming europe to fulfill its strategy of global supremacy while using ukraine to wage a proxy war against moscow. the youngsters from the united states is created a coalition of nearly all european member states of nato and the e u, and is using ukraine to wage a proxy war against russia. with the old aim of finally solving the russia question like hitler who sought a final solution to the jewish question, sir della rob did not. men says words calling out the west, dirty tactics as it attempts to stop the global shift in power. he started by

addressing the us versus them mentality from the joint declaration on e u natal corporation, which was just signed on january 10th aimed at protecting it's 1000000000 citizens as it states, she was gonna move the rest of the world to quote, high representative the e u for foreign affairs and security policy shows at burrell is a jungle that stifles progress in the garden and must therefore be reformatted, adjusted to their needs and turned into new style colonies in order to use new methods to ruthlessly pump out resources from them. these methods are all too familiar and include demonization, blackmail, sanctions, threats of force and much mold on the west course on destroying traditional ties between historical partners in different regions and fragmented. andy, stabilizing them, has become more salient. we can see this in the balkans and in the post soviet space. when asked if russia was not in the same in crane circle,

i've reminded everyone for the umpteenth time that russia did what it did as a matter of national security. when it became clear, what he crane and the west had been planning for years versus just with many europeans believe that russia did not show its best site when it launched the facilities. and that it is doing just while the other parent is conscious, like the not states do they bumped and a half of the plan is valid. the national law to says territories, it is rumored that turkeys threatened greece in the jan. see them? what are your arguments against this year? the 1st that i will not argue, i will simply put forth my view. you said that raw, it did not show its best side when it started the special military operation. this is interesting phrasing. the united states as invaded other countries territories, about 300 times. in most instances, they did this because somebody had offended the americans as it is happening all the time in central america and the caribbean. oh, to eliminate threats to peace and security. of course, comparisons can be made,

but we defended our security. ukraine was being turned into a bridge head for attacking russia and undermining our interest. second, the humiliation of russians whose rights were guaranteed in the ukrainian constitution is unacceptable. the 2014 qu, which was inspired by the west, was not followed by any attempt to launch a national dialogue in ukraine. the west, unequivocally took the side of the regime which immediately declared his ante, russia goals and its commitment to the nazi theory and practices by bombing done yet, scandal, ganske. nobody is investigating these crimes. no tribunals are established and nobody is even considering this psychological repeat that the importance of respecting the law of equality and self determination, which prompted an emotional question from one of the journalists. you talked about respect for the un charter watts respect for international law. will you showing when you sent troops into ukraine of every the 24th rush us talk? diplomat explained that under the un charter countries must respect the territorial

integrity of states representing the entire population of their countries. and like, his regime does not represent the interests of the entire population and that they have been persecuting a large portion of their population. for years prompting the ministry spokesman to jump in buffalo. as for the grants, i believe john les from crime me, an dumbass would be equally emotional, a for 8. yes, they could have asked the same questions that are now being asked by anglo saxon media outlets, but they were not allowed. they were denied these as an accreditation to similar nice in francis, in the west, by the way, our credited journalist, who also denied the possibility of not only asking questions but even attending such events. it takeaway of the proseries that there were foreign minister says that once friendly nations have taken their masks off, expressing his surprise at the speed nations like italy and greece signed up for the anti russian sanctions and rhetoric bandwagon. and he adds this model is now

looking to be copied with russia's other allies, like china and india was priscilla use room of you asked me whether we have any information on western attempts to so discord in our relations. this information is in plain view and is right there in the public domain. the united states drops its strategy, including the national security doctrine and the declaration on nato. you cooperation, this thing, russia and china in them, there is a small new on. so they view russia and is immediate threat that they need to deal with right now, or designating china as the main long term, serious and system wide challenge. many independent observers wrote that the americans and europeans are making a mistake by trying to contain both russia and china at the same time. they probably think that they are capable of doing this. the united states would never have done this on its own use. the americans cannot carry out their policy of dominance, which primarily consists of constraining russia and china on their own. it is for

this reason that they need the western count to be fully mobilized. a partial mobilization would no longer suffice. and this is what they're doing right now. this demonstrates yet again, that they have almost run out of steam in their effort to count to the objective historical trend, marked by the emergence of a multi poder well daughter. so ukraine is a puppet of the west, the europe as blindly following the u. s. who is trying to, we can develop and nations create rifts between russia and its allies. just to make sure it stays on top. that's the bottom line of the state of the world's foreign affairs, and when seats wednesday to, according to russia's for ministry. and in 2023, something we may be hearing a lot more about is the process of di dollarization dot appears to be picking up pace, particularly among bricks countries. the south africa. foreign ministry is the latest senior official to openly call for an alternative to the green back and international trade. we've always been concerned at the fact that there is

a dominance of the dollar, and that we do need to look at alternatives. i think this is one of the reasons why we created a new development bank of bricks, while the minister also condemned a u. s. bill designed to punish african countries for having any cooperation with russia. describing the american initiative as a violation of international i believe the girl should really be killed because i think it's totally unwarranted. i think it's an intrusion that goes against international law, and we've made this clear to our colleagues in the united states. we even met with the draft over the initial anticipation and indicated the offense with which we view this particular proposed piece of legislation. it's called the malign of russian activities in africa, eggs,

what we in africa called the anti african bill. and those were the ones that have been used by several commentators to describe exactly what happened last year in the house of representatives in the united states. the bill was overwhelming. majority support in congress. in fact, it was bipartisan winning by some 419 volt to 9, and it was pass through. but the interesting part is what happened to that bill, as it was likely seem to be going through, is a way to the senate and then throw them up with a head, a working visit to the united states. and he and his father and his foreign minister doctrine, a lady ponder poor squarely to the american said this is an anti africa bill that they cannot force africans to choose, that africans have a right to determine their own development and determine their own partners. we have been lamenting that bill ever since it came, and before that trip by for

a late last year in november, it was said by some of the officials in the white house that the president joe biden will take as much time as possible to delay the bill to make sure that it never ends up on his desk to possibly try and stop it within the senate. but it really looks at anybody who is potentially making friendships with, with russia and south africa, has a vested interest, especially when it comes to russia. as part of the briggs membership and south africa has been really keen to really leverage on some of the memberships that you find within break to make them come up issues that are rather continent wide. they've continuously encourage the chinese to invest more on the continent. and being continuously look towards russia as part of the military fortification of south african army. and here is melody ponder, speaking about what they hold to bring as part of their chairmanship,

which they took over just at the beginning of this year. the chairmanship of briggs, which they will be holding until the end of the year. we very thrilled the progress of character, of the forum has been recognized and that many countries wish to be part of it. because there is concern in the world about a changing field politics and almost a unit polar framework where one of 2 regions or countries wish to be dominant in terms of ideology and political thought. so the fact that there are countries, especially in the developing world that have recognized that breaks offers that on turn. because we don't force idea for anyone. we discuss corporation, we see global, we see more and more that russia is getting and faced on the continent as well. becoming a member of, of preference,

especially when it comes to issues of security, as we've seen around the hell region with some of the numerous countries that have been, you know, really taken over by the insurgency and as long as extremism that has been part of that region and is not surprising that the lady pondered this moment to give this interview because she's always been measured. always been deliberate and never gives an interview for its own fake. okay, from south africa to south asia, where india is external affairs minister this week accused that b, b, c, i'll peddling a colonialist narrative and a new documentary that some of called a hip piece directly on prime minister, no rend remedy if anything, this film, or documentary is a reflection on the agents and individuals that are peddling, this narrative. again, it makes us wonder about the purpose of this exercise in the agenda behind it. and frankly, we did not wish to dignify such efforts. the boys lack of subjectivity and continued

colonial mindset is blatantly visible. bbc's tobart documentaries. see these called india. the more the question, whatever that means has been slammed by india labeling 8 a propaganda apiece. the documentary is above the 2000 to which arthritis and marines are more. these are all in the violence in his home state, now sued to tell them to withdraw thrive for the worst hour community rides that india has ever seen. nearly 2000 people had lost their life. it's also true that initially the blame was been on mr. moore, the for not being able to cobb the widens or the supreme court of india has rubbish . told was allegations, in fact, a special investigation steam and 2012 has also given mr. moore the, the clean chit, the documentary face to mention any or that in fact,

the document read effort to a u. k. government report that claims that are in the us prime minister and then chief minister all could draw. noreen the more they had proactively stop the police from preventing the riots o human dri has lots of question marks and not to lose paul. it's concentrating, it does not mention these basics, the supreme court would act or the sci fi theme findings. this saw report, in fact, was prepared by a team that was headed by the then foreign secretary of the you care jack straw. but the question was, the british government holding an inquiry in india in downtown a british colony, at least not often 1947. indians are outraged bbc's propaganda series on prime minister modi is aimed at denting his image. so they can as a state, broadcast or cast doubts on india's current foreign policy. our stance on russia or

our trade deals with middle east is upsetting the west. they're all hands on deck. this'll back fire and not the 1st sign that the west has published, such reports that greek or for colonial mindset, remember, in there belong, has been complaining about the coverage that it gets in the western press. take, for instance, that time magazine, cower divider in chief. but india also gives it back again. and again, take a look at this previously recorded b, b c interview with mr. moore the he's was there more relevant than ever. so i would say it as a human roller as a jew internet, even john grey book, please just the human birds. v and obama. nodes are your british has not reached over mandates, but the brits never worried about human rights when millions of indians the dying during british rule take for instance,

the massacre or the bing all famine where millions of indians dying from salvation . while the brits were busy transporting in green to the u. k. no apology utilities, by the way, you can't possibly blame mister more. the for not being willing to take a less than a morality in human rights from them. in fact, india, under the leadership of mr. moore, the, in the last few years, has been extremely fearless. believe his example of india defying western sanctions, and specials to condemn rochelle is offensive in ukraine. but it looks like the west and the u. k. by simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want other countries. paul king and then knows in dallas matters to syrian where at least 16 people have been killed. and more than 30 others remain trumped for

a building collapse on sunday. in the nation's largest city aleppo, the incident happened in the neighbourhood under the control of the us back syrian democratic forces. according to local media, the 5 story residential building was home. 2, dozens of residents. search for survivors is ongoing, but so far only one person has leave to have been rescued. although the exact cause of the collapse is not known, a serene media, i reported that a long term water leak may have weakened the structures. foundation riots however, updated in the u. s. city of atlanta. now after a police officer is shot and killed on environmental activists in a gunfire exchange. demonstration over the dead quickly descended into violence. mass protesters smashed windows through fireworks and torch to a police car for a police station and other areas in the city were targeted as the killing occurred

during a rage on a protest camp near the size of our proposed law enforcement training facility. georgia state troopers claim they use little force when the activists open fire out approaching officers right hold on to the us west coast mass shooting in the city of monterey park. near los angeles was left 10 people dead, or at least 10 more wounded. the deadly incident happened to a ball room dumped studio or lunar new year celebrations were being held. the sheriff's department said that the preliminary description of the suspect, who is still at large, is an asian male age between 30 and 50. a manhunt is underway involving multiple law enforcement agencies, including the f b. i gary life blights the life of members their families on the community at large. so why is the older to join one still so strong

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