ah, ah ah, well, i, the russian defense ministry say ukraine has lost more than 6000 of its soldiers over the possible states the us down to its western allies, are seeking to prolong that conflict with the m. o. d. ulta reports to russian troops are facing fierce resistance around the done by the ton of morgan. cat bus have captured at least 10 prisoners, exclusively from flight or on the front line. more after shock hit the turkey after instead of devastating earthquake to rub edge parts of the country, destroying colds on leaving thousands dead there are hundreds in near bring serious

with india will continue to by russian crude. despite the cascade on sanctions against, that's want new delhi to oil minister. how stated exclusive interview with people said don't by doing, by what just tell me in order to buy from russia, let's say i want to buy only from the previous country. would the price go up or go down as the minister, as the representative of a sovereign congee will buy from wherever we buy a kind of thing from moscow to the world. this is our t. my name's you know, real on 30 minutes of news and views starting on the russian military house assess kias battlefield losses over the past month. moscow's defense minister survey assure safe within the ukraine has lost over 6500 troops and were then 600

military vehicles. he also declared that the u. s. and its western allies humping, trying to drag out the conflict of the ultimate goal of the stabilizing rush sooner . so they may say, is it united states and its allies are trying to prolong the conflict as much as possible to do this. they have started supplying heavy, offensive weapons, openly calling on ukraine to seize our territories. in fact, that such steps involved needle countries in the conflict and can lead to an unpredictable level of escalation here, those groups of russian troops are working to eradicate all the weapons and equipment supplied to key f. both on the delivery routes and in combat positions such as your new in january they also lost 26 aircraft 7 helicopters and a 208 drones. so that was the end of that list of the losses when it comes to ukraine. then who went on to talk about those who are supplying ukraine with

weapons. and he said that the u. s. and its allies are really dragon out the conflict by supplied heavy offensive weapons. and that their actions also openly calling on ukraine to snatch russians territories, and that their actions, the us and its allies, their actions are actually dragging nato countries into the conflict and escalated things to a point where we could see it, reach an unpredictable level. that sounds a quite scary, but again we're seeing this is not stop in there. just continue and consider that he also went on to say that the weapons that they do find rotten foods are continuing to grind all the weapons and equipment a find that is supplied the key of regime both on the battlefield and also on the supply routes. then he spoke about the key of regime continuing to intimidate people in the territories that have recently come under russian control. and they're doing that by striking hospitals, by striking residential areas. and then he went on to give us

a list of the territories, the areas that have recently been liberated and he said that fights and currently in the area of ugly, dar and arts almost is developing successfully lodge sun, similar to explosions. meanwhile, have reportedly been heard in the center of done yet. the details surrounding that are being clarified. heavy fighting has been taking place. we know around the child of marine k, that's also in that than yet. republic, in the face of what said to be intense resistance, moscow forces say they've captured 10 ukrainian soldiers are t spoken exclusively to some of the russian troops. fighting on the front lines. a warning you may find some of the following images disturbing. ah

the intensity of the battle was very focus compared to the battles in the city of papa's nie harried marian cat. the destruction is much more serious. if you look closely here, almost every house is destroyed or a sunday movie, little shallow let. and in fact, the ukrainian force is dumped a lot of that colleagues here and left them. we always pull out the dead soldiers for ukrainian soldiers. a dead soldier means nothing. they left him and he still laying here in marianne cap. move from a dog of whom when you mowgli, the blood for 6 days was storm. some animus position was if that was the most difficult liberal both that there was an enemy sniper new mug, and our men were skilled to remove. we covered the area with the machine, gun and allies on the right, helps with destroying the enemy and taking their comrades into it. and so within an hour or 2 june, we collected our dead. we do not leave our own who either wounded nor killed

loose anew, which vehicle you, which of course they give up very rarely and only in extreme cases when that command or another command of the stronghold simply runs away. when we took prison as we try to send to request ourselves and exchange them for our fighting, but it was useless, they didn't care. still, they do have reasonable people. apparently, when they understand they have no options were looted. we recently took 5 prisoners and reasoning came to them wealth as they themselves said. the commander ran away, but they stayed. i that they make to panic decision on their own and say to the strong point until the last soldier, and then that soldier runs away and leaves behind the bodies. or they have a fight. swan behind the lines that does not allow his soldiers to retreat. in any case, they fight to the lost soul. generally, he crania soldiers used drugs after which they could go without sleeping or eating for 3 days. how many times as it happened that we threw grenades and the infantry took direct hits to their hands to their legs and they continued to resist. i think

it's impossible to do this without being drugged. usually i personally won't. i think they definitely use narcotics. it is because no sane person is capable of this turkey has been struck by another series of earthquakes, a day after a magnitude, 7 point day to events, shook the country at wreaking havoc there and also in neighboring syria turkish president, ridge of ty, berto, described as the region strongest, there a quick in almost a century. so far more than 6000 people have been confirmed dead. the following footage is from one of the areas hardest that you may find some of it disturbing. i'm with

. yeah, apocalyptic imagery isn't it? amid the scenes of devastation, some wealth come news. a 7 year old boy has been single dr. spending within 30 hours under the rubble of collapse. building in the civic is on to this video shows the moment rescuers brought the boy to safety and reunited him with his family. as the desperate search for survivors continues, there's been a huge global response to disaster with pledges of much needed rescue equipment on humanitarian aid. ah

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i am his roswell new families under there. my sons, my daughter, my son in laws, they are still under the rubble. we hear their voices, they're still alive. there's no way to get them out. there's no machinery. there's no error in grandson is 18 months, so please help them please. we connie, them have not got any news from them since the morning please. there weren't the 12 fools. we can't reach my family. my grandson. ah mm.

this is gina. well, this moment, just after a building co ops was filmed by a journalist during a live broadcast in southeastern turkey. many videos circulating on the line show large residential buildings, hopefully in the country with residents forced to flee their homes during the massive quick earlier, my colleague royce who shays spoke with turkish geologists to allow singular, had commented on reports that the country has shifted 3 meters in the upper well there is a local shift for about 3 beaches, but that doesn't be the whole of turkey. she it went to earthquakes rather were called by 2 fault. one of them is a continuation of the dead sea transform field that comes from israel. in fact, it comes from the red sea. it goes through gulf of october wadi ariba dead

sea and then through galilee into lebanon, and from lebanon through the syrian coastal areas. it comes to jackie too hot. i and then veers slightly to the east to join the east anatoly in fault. but when he drives the east on it all your fault and other folk. the exec folk joins it the earthquake activated these 2 falls. and these 2 folds go in and become unmet i triple jackson, where they create a little basin usually with such earthquakes. busy is a big off to shock that is one magnitude lower than the big shock. and that can come the next day a few days later and in one infected come or it can come in 6 months. so what has to be really prepared for these things? you have to monitor that many carefully look at the distribution of the off trucks

. we have to have it as sort of earthquake town built as quickly as possible because it's very cold there. now, a lot of people will die if they don't do that. there's a problem with food, there's a problem with water. there's a problem with heating. now we'll show you this as well. funds from a turkish mediterranean port where a fire in gulf hundreds of shipping containers with teams of emergency personnel does sing the flames. the blaze broke out after the devastating earthquake, the 1st one hit turkey on monday, which toppled high stacks of those cargo containers. the fire has not been put out . russian emergency teams have been working on the ground in the disastrous owns in both turkey. um, syria, you can see a mom being pulled a live here from has not mentioned that. on tuesday, the russian team were reported to have rescued 42 people on arrival in turkey. the

group headed straight to one of the worst effected areas to begin search operations on their health as needed. they're set to spend on 10 days working there. well, the city of left bo, nearer the turkish border was one of the areas most effected in syria. residents were forced to flee their homes and have been gathering at shelters where they are provided with necessary accommodations. facilities were chosen because they are far from tall buildings. as residents fear, there could be further collapsing structures while as syria trying to cope with the aftermath of the devastating quakes, washington pose refused to lift sanctions against the middle eastern country. the u . s. department spokesperson recently deflected a question about its policy thing. the syrian government is to blame for the disastrous situation. i don't reach out to and government,

they are in power. they're going to run the spectra, ration or ration that would be great gesture and just show it to perfection that basically, you know, suffocated. it would be quite, are running, if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government as brutalized, if people over the course of a dozen years now, gathering them fluttering them, being responsible for much the suffering that they've endured. well, human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. or blocking aid from getting into the at syria area, most affected after the dis. austin, a media outlets have reported the transport. companies are hesitant to make deliveries to the country due to the risk of punishment from washington. a local journalist from syria say the west is ignoring the humanitarian situation. the country compared to the health given to,

to kia. i'm the refusal to lift sanctions as a prime example of that. western countries continue to impose those sanctions. those sanctions, not just now, but even during the years of for prevent the syrians from getting there. basically, for example, this is the syrian government wanted to get some medicine and medical supplies for the country. the central bank of syria will not be able to make any transaction as a result of such sentence. this is just one example of what those thanks and have been doing an effect, how they have been affecting the life of the syrian people to us and western countries in general. do not care about history and peoples about the lives of the syrian. how can you, how can any syrian civilian or individual here believe that the u. s. care is about 3 and people while the u. s. itself and the us coalition killed hundreds of syrians doing the crisis, an air strike on syria. the story houses the u. s. is looting syria's

resources, the u. s. is dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east and getting that oil, some of that oil to the so called threads and product courses, former us president donal from said you said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the through government to get that all those statements and those act why they not. it is a clear proof that they do not hear about the humanitarian situation and fight, sir. yes, all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the country to say divide at the end of the day . they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if at the expense of syrians live get another story to bring you today. india will continue to by russian crude, regardless of the sanction slumped on moscow without a walk. new delia oil minister has said in space of interview with r t, stressing his countries a sovereign state which makes decisions based on its own needs,

not through external pressure. over the unit. i mean, we have it all relationship there stood by us and you know, whatever is happening in the world today. i mean look at it in terms of a perspective. we are very close relations with a lot of countries. i've heard this word, but i said he was, i've never felt any pleasure. as the minister, as the representative of a sovereign country will buy from wherever we buy, i have no way of any sanctions on my share. in any guess. if you put sanctions or, you know, there are different kinds of sanctions. people say i don't buy, don't buy, but just tell me india not to buy from russia. and let's say india was to buy only from the previous country where the prices go up or down. so i think it stands to reason. we have a long standing relationship with the soviet union, red soviet union and whether i should address or we will buy women or whatever we have to the country which has to meet the consumption demands of

a large population will always source from wherever they can get this thing and the right price delivery and so on, india, i think in the coming months and years suddenly an extra ticket will require more energy. it will do that through a full brand strategy. one is more explanation and production domestically acquiring assets abroad. more import foster transition to transition to green energy, green hydrogen, and the work. and that's what we are going through does not charee hard deep sing pure either. the few took place during energy week in india, who are top industry exec from russia are in attendance signaling, a boost in energy ties between the countries. companies from some 50 nations and more than 30 ministers from around the world are also taking part in the event. the

background to it though, sees western states preparing new price caps on russian oil with more on indian energy weeks aims here, sorry, correspondence, range and trauma. global c, e o is the industry and so and says, and policy makers are all of gathering in the bank to lose city in india and holding crucial conversations around a now do security net 0 commitments and the future of oil industry. in fact, india, the 3rd largest consumer of oil is expected to use it's g. 20 presidency is a platform to set up international biofuel alliances. and you'll see it's proposed bio fuel lines. could draw interests from countries such as russia, brazil, amongst others, in dismay, could be a new road ahead in the, in no g sector as the oil diplomacy and or, or do it in the world is foss changing courtesy, western sanctions against russia, and that are price cap that was imposed on russian crewed by the g 7. some things

are abundantly clear for the lucel's are and who the beneficiaries off. right now, we're still balanced to surplus because china has still yet to fully rebound. are we going to run out of spare production capacity? potentially by 2024? you start to have a serious problem. and also, let's look at a big loop point here. if a russian petroleum product is processed in a 3rd country that it's no longer considered old russian origin, and the russian price gap then does not apply. now in this entire process, the biggest gain is that countries such as india and china if a russian petroleum product is processed by being blended in a 3rd country, other than russia with a product from another 3rd country origin, resulting in a different product than the russian petroleum product will no longer be considered of russia origin, and the price cap will no longer apply. no, as you and the west keeps a straight face. as time passes,

it's becoming more and more clear that these sanctions really are a big question mark and that the global market may actually not be able to so live without. while molly's foreign ministry house welcomed his russian counterpart, sergei lever off to the west african country. that top diploma said a wide field of cooperation is there is to cultivate career economic agriculture and military spheres. the molly administer also said russian military presence in the nation was a bummer. kos request and had help combat terror in the region. r t. francis bureau guffman picks up the store. it isn't gonna go that they had to rush in diplomacy. sir. gala voss has continued his tour of african, the east, a thriving late at night in the 1000000 capital following his visit to baghdad. the russian foreign minister has now met with his 1000000 counterparts under the idea of the 1000000 transitional president. i see good stuff. and the heart of the talks

is bilateral corporation with other key issues on the agenda. and the regional and international level particular tension was played to russian deliveries a. we'd fertilizes and petroleum products to the west african country where the go to las producers. we agreed to continue our joint efforts to expand our ties and trade in the economic and investment spheres. we've decided that now we'll focus on exploring and mining minerals and develope rule infrastructure in agricultural development. relations between russian milli have been friendly since of your time, but to day russian diplomacy considers raising the level of bilateral corporation in the political sphere as well as for economic security and humanitarian issues must go in by microshare. a similar vision for the creation of the multiple or world architecture and refuse to comply with the policy a western dig dot and black mail. we read him good. yes. when you get you new york was up, we agreed that we do indeed see negative responses by western states too. these are

a corporation processes because it's so one of the cases where we see the west despising the principle of the sovereign equality of state and trying to impose double standards on its former colonies. mister minister, we've been looking forward to seeing you for a long time, and i think your visit is really what malay and people wanted to see. mister minister, we decided to strengthen our cooperation with russia. and thus we're showing that we're not going to make any excuses for the partners that we are choosing. russian president vladimir putin spoke with his 1000000 counter, but assuming greater by telephone, twice last year, the 1000000 president notably agreed to go to 2nd russia africa summit to take place next july in saint petersburg. the head of 1000000 diplomacy of delayed yet has already visited russia twice in the past 2 years in november, 2021. and in may 2022. regarding russian diplomacy, a gay lover of his visit to molly, is

a new opportunity to strengthen bilateral corporation. united against sanctions. that's the message from zimbabwe. as it partners with a rum in a stand over punishments coming from the west. our 2 countries are resolutely united against unilateralism, illegal sanctions and other unjust unilateral measures that have been imposed on us by some western countries. at the end of last week, a memorandum of understanding. busy was signed between the countries during a mate seeing of the joint economic committee in the uranium capital. now they agreed to strengthen cooperation, a number of sectors, including trade, mining and tourism to run on herrera expressed that they're also ready to further expand those economic ties. and all that comes amid us sanctions imposed on both countries. zimbabwe has been sanctioned since 2003, 2 decades. now, as according to the united states, the presidential administration poses

a threat to foreign policy. a run has been sanctioned, due to its nuclear program, with its financial sector heavily restricted due to the american pressure. the united states, as you know, was to isolate so little bit of push on to find new partners. new fans increased cooperation. but other countries that approach and that you done in officials take take advantage of a me of america sanctions against involve it is to cause the difficulties of that country and even is able to help them to make sure that us policy against the people of the grant the sexy, what we understand from foreign policy is that no matter what you do, i would never be satisfied. as long as you consider the country and then we can to

continue to engage in pressure and illegal activities in that country. increasing cooperation in countries that are sanctioned by the united states is going to be beneficial for these countries. and this is making sure that the american foreign policy phase and it is and it is going to fade, given the fact that countries i'm not going to wait for the dictates from bush and joe biden was shortly spell out his achievements and objectives in the us. presidents annual thing to the union address, the timing for the speech looks far from perfect. a recent nationwide poll by a strategic research firm find more than 60 percent of americans think the countries moving on the wrong track. their confidence in the economy is even worse . that's more than 70 percent of american citizens describe the state of affairs as pure less than one and 5 people say there are personal financial

situation has improved in the past year. legal media, unless libel believes president biden's speech will only underline existing divisions in the country. it is going to be kind of a ritual. many people are suggesting that you know, what is the point of this state of the union. i happen to be one of the few people who enjoy them because believe it or not, it does give folks an idea theoretically of where they are going. but the question is important. will this in any way bolster president biden's ratings? will this help? i'd change the, the a course in the direction of, of the numbers, and i say no. because to be quite honest with you, the people who will watch this for the most part enjoy it. are democrats, the ones who will watch it for opposite reasons or republicans?

it won't make any difference whatsoever. watch also for their rebuttal. now afterwards, you're going to be see former white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders. she's now the governor of arkansas. she's going to be giving the republican rebuttal, so she will basically respond and say that everything that joe biden said was incorrect. people are going to be talking about the economy, about crime, about the borders, about taxes, about energy, about war, about everything, a complete and total, diametrically opposed version and typical version of reality that was provided by joe biden. and you're going to wonder how can 2 people in the same country in the same city seething so differently differently. and therein lies the beauty of politics. are not as are up for this our a stick close though for our programs getting going in moment see what showing

where you are today after the short as the phrase ah, with me. hello and welcome to was acquired on the last several and they came to the american foreign policy community has become an armor with a carrot and stick approach, seeming to believe that positive and negative reinforcements when applied methodically can reliably produce outcomes, preferred by the self appointed tamer.