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to miss jones, this will be to, ah, no, i can tell you much about it more stable, christie, but i'm not. it could be fun up with the door. you know, with cranium nationalist use multiple launch or rocket systems against civilians. the once again here in my cave, one of the shells is still stuck here in this house. we report from russia it's don't have to republic where multiple civilians are wounded, that made ukraine's latest artillery attack which destroyed homes of local residence. there is always hope for waking up. i'm afraid that there's 2 of us to sleep so far. this is a conversation with cps from our rushes. i'm about to go to the us about the rising global condemnation of western art supplies to kia and how western powers are
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essentially turning a blind eye to that criticism. iran marked the 44th clinical history of islam make revolution. remember, i think the countries unity but also sending a message to the us for of mine and get up as a parent failure to contain the will of eroni with live per box go on this saturday afternoon. it's all to international with your top storage for this hour. so good to have your company. we do begin now with the latest from the consulate in ukraine. now, several attacks were reported on friday night. we'll show you on verified images from ukraine's 2nd largest city. how to cough, where a local air defense system apparently trying to repel a drone attack. a powerful explosions in a large fire will also reported near the national capital in the key f region. and this comes a day off to a local authorities throughout ukraine set a massive miss, solid cripple, the country's energy interest. meanwhile,
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on the other side of the border in the russian regional upper orgy, a local official say air defense systems repelled a ukrainian artillery attack using us supplied high mas rockets. however, some rocket fragments did fall in residential areas, damaging homes, or at least one civilian was killed as a result. and in the neighboring advanced region, the latest ukrainian artillery shelling has wounded at least 2 civilians. a residential areas in the city of mackay of co came under intense fire. our correspondent roman kaltura is on the scene. ukrainian nationalists, g is multiple launch a rocket systems against civilians. the once again here in my case. now one of the shells is still stuck here in this house. as the result of this attack against civilians, 2 people were wounded. 2 women. right now the men are trying to clear up the debris can see the garage right here was
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also destroyed. now the man who the owner of this house, he was lightly wounded as well, and he told us his story. what happened? he was at home alone at that time. beautiful blue sparrows. those shall hit. and then the 2nd i realized that i was alive, thus throws none. the shelling stopped. usually. i went outside with a neighbor and another shell hit. i fell down again. i could feel blood running down my elbow. we got you up here. i went with the ne bud to the basement to sit all the shelling. there was a direct hit on the garage. there is no roof now. the gas supply was caught, the bathroom was destroyed and there's no water. this family has a foster child right now. she is out of school and usually sits right here at this dining table that day. something prompted her to leave the house and go to her
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grandma's or has she been here? she would have probably died because the shell struck directly into the house. tell her i was at work, my husband called me and said oh hollis is apparently no more. i said go and look. if the roof is intact, he says i cancelled as there is dust everywhere. and then he looked and said that the roof was destroyed. thank god, the child was not at home in the she had gone to the grandmother's not which usually if she's at home, she sits here. civilian areas like this one here in the, in escrow public are under constant artillery, shutting by the ukrainian military. now the soldiers of the key of regime are using a various weapons or for various calibers against civilians including multiple launch rockets system supplied by nato countries. missile defense systems have been working nonstop or the last few days. nevertheless, civilians are still falling victims to the shelling of ukrainian nationalist room
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on call for a marty done escrow public la ukrainians who have fled to neighboring. poland are actually saying that president zelinski is to blame for failing to fulfill campaign promises to bring an end to the nearly decade long conflict in bond boss, which of course led to the current conflict with rush. this is steve zalinski is more of an actor. he doesn't understand politics. well, people simply felt for his promises that there would be peace in the dawn bass and that ukraine would change dramatically. i think a lot of people were wrong about him, started to learn a little about her food for thought ukrainian sir. very chide of the school. it has been going on for a long time since 2014. unfortunately, there is foreign influence on zalinski. zalinski won't the election, it's true. it's legitimate. can yourself coolest people outside of the bull, the resource mobilization, but not no, says his own,
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you must expect lucrative all slobs, ukrainians, russians, belly russians are all tired of this conflict if there had been no. my don qu, in 2014, there would have been no problem in crimea or the don bass, if we look at other countries that the former soviet union has extend. impeller is, for example, they live peacefully, the, my dawn was a mistake. we do not yet know what further consequences await us in the future. and as our ukrainian forces continue to suffer heavy casualties, a key of is compelling the country's population to join the army on mass. a western powers have largely ignored complaints about a forced mobilization, as a lensky says, ukrainians of fighting force oppose it. european values. scores of videos posted on line show how the ukranian military has been essentially abducting people right on the streets in broad daylight. and
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a political activists from odessa currently and hiding in poland says numerous ukrainians have actually been put in prison for simply speaking out openly against zalinski government. pseudo photo will store to another representative. there are many videos on the internet showing young men who have fled from the military draft . if you see people being caught on the street, don't you think that is because people don't really want to go to war? a lot of men have gone to poland to wait out them until the zation. now people are afraid of expressing their opinion because they may be consequences. they can be beaten or even killed. there are a lot of oppressions. it's dangerous to openly oppose the authorities. even when the electrical power is off and people go out and block the road, they're being called to the security service afterwards and intimidated. they can even be sent to prison. people are being hunted for their social media posts. i know several people who were arrested and no one knows that had happened to them afterwards. ordinary citizens are tired of the conflict. everyone wants peace so
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that the conflict does not come to them. but unfortunately, other people are making all the decisions. well, meanwhile, washington continues to send a weapons and money to key of with your current president zelinski. now asking his western allies to provide fighter jets and even more battle tangs. and that's how is roger waters are a peace activist. and of course, the co founder of pink floyd has spoken out against the increasing weapons supplies, the key of in an address to the u. n. he made a speech. we heard also from odds it from our rushes, i should say, are you an ambassador at this sir about the speech? and essentially we asked him about her how western powers do continued her or remain silent when it comes to the issue of negotiations as moscow has reached out repeatedly to get to the negotiating table. those hopeful waking up with her, i'm afraid though there's 2 fast asleep on the admit we just had to we had to security council briefing, which we requested luster of this week. in fact,
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earlier this week on the, i'm supposed to clean and where does it enormous efforts money that pours into grain, that the, that feeds the conflict. you know that we invited the roger was without briefing and, and there were doubts that he could be a brief on the printer which he brought. he could have quite a, quite ably i would say we, he was not the pro ration when he spoke. he spoke from what you think we never when we invite brief us to the security council will never dictate them condition on what they should be saying, not writing scripts for them. you have what, what's happened the at the meeting. indeed. so we're so far, this is a conversation between the deaf and the black hole iran as celebrating the 44th
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anniversary of it. it's la mic revolution, commemorating the country's unity, but also sending a reminder to america parity about its failure to contain the will of iranians. a rally is taking place in a toronto anxiety square once a hot spot of the revolution 4 decades ago. you go about thousands of people waving national flags and holding posters that were essentially denouncing washington's meddling. which said down with the us. well, we heard from archie, contributor, use actually about the importance of the anniversary. and essentially what it means to the people that 44 years ago, although these queries at one was jam packed with hundreds of thousands of iranians, if not millions, to welcome a man who changed the course of history in iran. a mom while many, when the mom returned from forced exile in 1979, it meant that thousands of years of monarchy would make way for religious democracy . former monarch mohammed resolved that if he known as the shot had already fled
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the country. just a few months later, these law mach republic became iran's new ruling system in a nation wide referendum. the slum as republic as the fruit of the nation void uprising was formed based on the idea of religious democracy. the will and vote of the people and based on the divine and spiritual teachings of the iranian nation. a nation that throughout history has always risen against the oppression of tyrants and has stood up to achieve justice and independence and has not tolerated captivity either for itself or for a nation. this army coverage and was driven by anti imperialist sentiment with the public fed up with the u. s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service,
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used to possess the most sophisticated spying tolls. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. anytime soon, the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran's oil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed mo, sat down by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally. and then the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded
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history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any superpower. and it will only have friendly relations with those super powers that demonstrate that they are ready to respect our national interest and our independence. what we want from the united states is to respect our revolution except its reality, understand our movements, and submit to it. unwilling to accept this, the feat the wes resorted so many ways to deal of wo, then nath and his la mckorick bobbin case in point is this logistic and financial support for iraq. the 1980s you want to walk for today's hostility toward the wrong continues of the formal financial and economic measures price wisely. these long for baldwin on the global stack, usability party chevron. and despite what some have called, failed for an attempt to stop the 979 revolution,
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iran and authorities continued to express concerns about outside states meddling in its domestic affairs. last year, for example, protests erupted following the death of a 22 year old women off as some people said she died in police custody. that however, has been fiercely contested by many others. the secretary of iran's national security council says demonstrations were fueled by outside powers in a no tent to pull the state. the americans themselves have admitted this. they steal not only afghan money, but syrian oil is well. this economic strangulation is a manifestation of the inhumane nature of the u. s. which unfortunately manifests itself not only in terms related to nuclear weapons, but also in terms of economic pressure. enemies, use all instruments available to them. the media psychological warfare linking the development of relations with the west, with a decrease in the level of relations with russia, inciting, internal discontent,
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stigmatizing the development of cooperation with eastern countries. the think tanks in the west, particularly in the us, are developing plans to undermine our relations and are sending those plots to their decision making centers. however, as my meetings with russia's leadership have shown, all that is in vain. we always consider all our people, especially rainy and citizens in total, comprising all the layers of society. unfortunately, ideological attacks, as well as some of our own miscalculations have led to the store of protests. some mistakes were made on the anniversary of the victory of these logic revolution. it was decided that these mistakes which were caused by incitement and miscalculations, would be forgiven. this, of course, would anger our enemies, but make the people of iran happier. meanwhile, to central america, when nicaragua has released more than 200 inmates from jail who were accused of
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plotting a qu, they reportedly tried to overthrow the government back in 2018 and what was believed to b, a. u. s funded operation. it wasn't about negotiate in any thing that has to be clear. we're not asking that they lift the sanctions who aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries. investigation by the greys or media outlets showed that american n g o u. s. a provided funding for the insurgency. hundreds of people were killed at a time, and chaos was on gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with a power and plans to kill the head of state. those jailed over the crew attempt to late and labeled political prisoners by the us state department. we heard from nicaragua, base independent journalists by northern. he says, washington regrettably has links to violent extremist all across latin america. that it states was the main sponsor of the violence. very right wing elements that
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tried to overthrow nick rog was democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tortured by these coupla daughters. and he lost one of his arms. so there are very many victims of his violence to attempt to 2018. and we have document showing that many of the leaders involved in this co attempt were funded by the u. s. government through traditional caea cut out to like the u. s. agency for international development, usa id and also the national endowment for democracy. the any the one of the co founders of the any d, i'll in weinstein told the washington post that it was created to do basically what the cia had done previously. but to do it out more covert, more overly in the open and the any d and usa i. d spent tens of millions of dollars funding opposition groups that opposed this on the nice to government and the elected president,
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daniel ortega. and of course, anyone who knows the, the more recent history of nicaragua, going back to the 1980s knows that this is not new. the united states in the 1980s through the ca, armed and trained terrorists the conferences they, they burned down schools and hospitals according to one of their former leaders. they used terrorism as a systematic tactic. they put the cia help the controls put mines in the porch to blow up nicaragua ports. so for many people, nicaragua, unfortunately, it wasn't surprising to see that the u. s. government returned to those same tactics that it had used in the 1980s, so that the stabilisation attempts never end, but the responses of the governments has been different. right. so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these coo plotters funded by the u. s. from overthrown their government then the u. s. deems them authoritarian the u. s. imposed sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coupe
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ladders, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru. the confirmed beth toll from the recent earthquakes in turkey and syria, to listen to more than 22000 people. the scenes of devastation are on the epicenter and turkey. a remains shocking in a sort of year alone, more than 20000 deaths are being confirm with another 80000 people injured. a former high rise apartment blocks have been reduced to rubble with signs of those still chaff, getting increasingly more difficult to detect. and while the search and rescue work is underway, a focus is also on assisting. the survivors were in desperate need of food and shelter amid what is a very cold winter. there is a correspondent, pitas got more than 100 hours after the massive earthquake shook this region. and just as hope was fading, that anyone would still be found alive in the early morning on friday, india back here, a woman on its annual son were rescued alive from his building just behind me. now
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there believe to be the latest survivors from this tragedy in the whole of the country efforts are now been directed to prevent a 2nd. humanitarian disaster is showing that those who survived the earthquakes don't die from cold and hunger, that they spend a 5th freezing night huddled together in makes use shelters to key as president has called it the disaster of the century. this is one of the latest at 10 pre comes to be set up india back here, containing some of the 623 tents dotted around the city. hygiene here is a concern. there are no showers, and only the public toilet facilities in the park itself. close quarters in camps a breeding grounds for disease. some of the residents in here also have their own complex health care needs. we spoke to one elderly woman who should attend to with 4 of the families. 18 people in total. do you do them, diana? we are in a very bad situation and a half cancer. she does not and bad to sleep on aid workers. i take him baths only
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for their relatives. they give us nothing. we have no blanket, no bed. there is no cab mad. our children are too young for 4 days. they haven't had a shower. they don't have any clothes with them. oh, fall close. i tell her home and we are afraid to call it there. residence in the city are seeking shelter anywhere they can in cars, train, carriages, bus stations, schools, football stadiums, and hundreds have settled. come here, india back is grand mosque. the building can traces history back thousands of years . the fact is still standing while the more modern ones crumbled with certain a few questions into what some c as took years, a point force meant a new building codes that were brought in after the is miss earthquake in 99, where 17000 people died. the people of turkey and syria can only hope that lessons from this tragedy will be learnt. e, you lawyers say the block has failed to account for more than 80 percent of the
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russian financial assets that have been frozen. as officials are seeking to give the cash to ukraine, they do say the move is entirely legal if it is at all sick. and some of these will also be mobilized to ensure that justice and fairness are applied in relation to the frozen assets. some of it is right that these frozen assets would be mobilized to support the reconstruction of ukraine and be mobilized for fairs, illegitimate compensation for ukraine. building, according to estimate based on our bank of russia report nearly $300000000000.00 worth of russian assets. the currently frozen in the e, u, as of yet only a few tens of billions of actually been traced by the blocks member states will i did discuss this with archie contributor kristen. the thing to look at it if we look at these numbers. so the, the european union at the beginning, they reported that they see $258000000.00 of russian asset. you know,
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that gold currency. and they were running that really based off the, the numbers from, from the russian government. but coming back with a reward, it which they've come back this way. they've only found $36400000000.00, which begs the question, whereas the rest of the money gone, i mean, it looks like it's probably would be effectively being taken already. or there's a massive, massive oldest thing era, but you wouldn't really expect from brussels, you know, that has its own currency the year run by its own central bank. it just makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. you know, obviously we've had zalinski during this well of inter right now of europe, london and paris and brussels and all that. but i guess when it comes to the issue of frozen assets or even that the potential for stealing these assets, because basically what it's going to be is theft. why now? well, i think you've hit it on the down on the heads, right. great. so let me going around saying give us your planes, give us your planes. i don't think any of the european leaders and even the americans want to give these planes because it's completely worthless because number one, the ukrainians come fly them a number to the very expensive pieces of kit that they need for their own national
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defense. so i think that's part of the problem, and then you've just thought just this constant constant issue that we're seeing over and over and over again of of just just petty law is that the just trying to justify now would be the only way i think to justify is to create another sort of storm of a story in order to the, to make the world see that, you know, i think also it's for the taxpayers in these countries to say to them, hey, you know what? it's okay. we're not gonna make you shut out for the next lot. we're going to give them money. that if we're going to steal money from russia base, if you think they're going to get away with it, it's, you know, really thoughtfully. i think they probably will not tell you for why. i mean, we saw the bank of england do this to venezuela. oh, my daughter is gold is still fast in the bank of that, or they haven't spent it. but the fact that they were able to get away without, without really seeming much outcry from the international community and doing it, you know, that's quite frankly illegal. you may not like the policies of the government. there are many governments around the world. but you and i probably don't like the policies of that, we don't advocate that you should feel that money. turns out though,
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that some are already benefiting from those frozen russian assets, belgium based financial services company, euro clear has reportedly made more than 800000000 euros off the back of the russian cash. last february, the you restricted the company for maintaining ties with the customers that had in russia. so i made rapidly rising interest rates, the firm decided to invest the russian money that had been locked up in the systems . you're a clear is now facing law suits you fine to have been trying to access their own funds in german economist i got. huh. so the incident rate as many questions about the use commitment to that of international law. it is not shocking in concerning international law, but it's shocking for european citizens to why. because normally the european union itself has no right to seize anything. no, right to do anything like that. it is the national government,
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a national state who have to do this and they didn't do those. yes. making profit uninstall and that's something that is beyond explanation and who is next. now they claim this is, these are rational funds next, who is next. and the funny thing is they are already preparing that every german, for example, has to declare what s s t got. so they next, it should teach everybody that these people are not committing to international law. so get your money back home. this is my, my thing is, is the same, but the us, the us is the same stuff. so for every european, every german, it is essential to get your money home, not leave it at these people. and this is now breaking apart the entire concept of the so called globalization. it shows only the strongest is right. the other one
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has to accept whatever the stronger dictate and this is not the international law. this is not the structure of international law. we want to head of a key russia, africa conference set for next month, ambassadors from a range of african countries gather in moscow to discuss increasing cooperation. for example, van b, as in boy, believes that in hands, ties with russia will open up new economic prospects. the entire continent, africa is looking for investment in key sector, such as energy and agriculture to guarantee insecurity, as well as food security. we have oxidative deficits of energy in many african countries. so we are bunking on the russian technology to develop infrastructure for energy so that i would like to confirm that we are looking forward to the upcoming russia africa in to put him in for
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a conference under the, from the briefing that we have received a we are eager, but this conference will come up with conclusions which are practical and beneficial to both russia and the african continent. poland sports minister has echoed western calls for russian and bella, russian athletes to be banned from next year's summer olympics in france. that is, unless they join a so called a refugee team and politically denounce that countries lead us. most of which propos, it's not a neutral team, but a refugee team that could include russian, a bell or russian athletes who are dissidence from the prudent and lucas shanker. regimes this concept has been received with interest, and i think it can be a basis for discussion with the io see, to come out of this situation with their heads held high. a poland joined
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a group of $35.00 countries, including america, germany in australia that are demanding russian and bella, russian athletes be banned from the upcoming games. the move cranks up the pressure on the international olympic committee, which is trying to avoid a total boycott from participating countries. the mayor of paris, who at 1st was in favor just a month ago now wants to completely ban russian athletes because of the ukraine conflict. my wishes that they will not be here for as long as this war goes on. it's not possible to parade as if nothing was happening. to have a delegation arriving in paris, while bombs are raining on ukraine. we discussed the potential buyer of russian and better russian athletes with sports columnist alan mall. deal binding athletes because of where they're from. it's the exact same as binding athletes because of the color of their skin or the shorter the mosque or whoever de, whichever god they praise it, it goes against everything that good sports goes against the principles of the
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o. c. and i really sorry, i believe the end of the day i will see that by tom will get their way out of this . he was talking spencer. he knows his way around stores. he knows what to do, what not to do. and i do believe that at the end of the day, this discrimination calculated to, to have a binding russian a better way saturdays from julian big simply because their promotion that russia it's enough to disgrace. and i think it's something that the whole or should be crying about, because remember, it could be your country. next story continues online. right now. it off to you dot com. appreciate your company for this saturday, often in program life from the russian capital half past 2 here will be back soon with more of your topic the ah.
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