ah ah ukrainian 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. they're not here. we report from russia. i don't yet script public web. multiple civilians are wounded and made ukraine's latest artillery attack destroyed the homes of local residence. there is always a cold for waking up, but i'm afraid that there's 2 of us to sleep so far. this is a communication between the different audience from russia ambassador to the un about the rising global condemnation of weston art supplies to key f,

and essentially how western powers odds counting a blind eye to the criticism. iran that marked the 44th anniversary of these logic revolution, commemorating the country's unity, but also taking a moment to send a reminder to america of its apparent failure to contain the we'll live iranian citizen with questioning more from moscow and bring you both sides of today's top stories welcom, do you own use on an international? so we do start the program. now with the latest from the russian belgrade region where the governor says, ukraine's army had shell the town of sha back, you know and wound it. at least 3 civilians will show you some of the latest images from the scene. a number of civilian buildings in cars where hit in the ukraine and local authorities also say there are no military objects anywhere near by. meanwhile, in the russian regional orgy, local officials say a ukrainian artillery,

a type that used american supplied high mosque rockets was repelled. however, some shrapnel fell on residential areas, damaging homes, understand at least one civilian was kill and the neighboring don, yet screech and the latest ukrainian artillery shelling as wounded at least 2 civilians, according to officials, a residential areas in the city of mac, a f k. i've also come under ukrainian fire, so reporting from the scene is all correspondent, ukrainian nationalists. g is multiple launch a rocket systems against civilians. the once again here in my case worker. 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 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 lord sparrow. but those shall hit then the 2nd i realized that i was alive. the dust 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 elbows go. you are here. i went with a 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 is 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 to go to her grandma's or had 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 our house 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 is at home, she sits here. civilian areas like this one here in the, in escrow public are under constant artillery showing 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

on call for a marty done escrow public. meantime some ukrainians who have fled to poland save president zalinski is to blame for the current fighting with russia. as he failed to fulfill his campaign promise to bring an end to the nearly decade long conflict, unblock aide, and don bass 0. 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 better for teresa ukrainian sir. very chide of this war. it has been going on for a long time since 2014. unfortunately, there is foreign influence on zalinski. but zalinski want the election. it's true, it's legitimate. can yourself coolest people are tired of all the res, forced mobilization, but not no, says his own you must have said like a few 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 than crimea or the don bass, if we look at other countries that the former soviet union has extend. beller 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. as ukrainian forces have reportedly suffered heavy casualties, kiev is compelling the country's population to join the army on mass. but where some powers have largely ignored the complaints about what many a calling a forced mobilization as they lensky says, ukrainians are now fighting for european values. this comes as scores of videos have emerged on line showing the ukrainian military, rounding up residents very often look like it's being done against their will. and one political activists are from odessa who wishes to remain anonymous in. poland

says that numerous ukrainians have actually been jailed for simply speaking out against zelinski government. so father was told to know, go over that. 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 the manila 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 opposed 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 that the conflict does not come to them. but unfortunately,

other people are making all the decisions. and what washington does continue to send weapons and money to hear ukraine's presence. zalinski is now asking his worth and ally to provide fighter jets and more battle times. that's as roger waters of peace activist and co founder of pink floyd, spoke out against increasing arm supplies to keep in his address to the united nations. art he also heard from russia's un ambassador about that speech and about how western powers do typically remain silent when it comes. so rushers attempts to negotiate a peace settlement their loss a hope for waking up. but oh, i'm afraid though they're still fast asleep on that matter. we just said to her, we heard the security council briefing, which we requested close to her this week in effect earlier this week on the i'm supposed to clean and where does it enormous efforts money that falls

into you claim that the that feeds the conflict. so you know that we invited the roger what to so without briefing them and there were doubts that he could be a brief on the printer, which he proved he could have quite a, quite ably. i would say we, he was not the pro ration when he spoke. he's for, 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 happened the at the meeting in did. so we're so far, this is a conversation between the deaf and the blind. iran is celebrating the 44th anniversary of its la make revolution commemorating the country's unity, but also well taking a bummer to send a reminder to america over its apparent failure to contain the will of the iranian people rally is taking place in toronto. as i d square once,

a hot spot of the revolution 4 decades ago, thousands waving national flags and holding posters, in fact denouncing washington. some of them reading down with the us. we heard from archie, contributor hughes actually about the importance of the anniversary. and essentially what it means to the people that 44 years ago, although these queried to 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. m khomeini. when the mom returned from force exile in 1979, it meant that thousands of years of monarchy would make way for religious democracy as ink 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 hover lucian 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 erroneous called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. 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 that he was and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran, amount khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance. on the rounds oil,

the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected government of mohammed mo, signed up 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 history. but the will of the iranian nation seem 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 they was resorted so many ways to deal of whoa with a math and his monica mama, i casing point is this will just, i can financial support for iraq. the 1980s you won't walk for today's hostility toward iran continues to the formal fashion economic measures price wisely. these one for probably on the global stage use ability party one. what is quite what some have called failed foreign attempts to stop the 1979 revolution. iranian authorities continue to express concerns about outside states meddling and his domestic affairs. last year protests erupted following the death of a 22 year old women off to some people said she died in police custody. at a con, however, has been fiercely contested by many others. the secretary of iran's national security council says the demonstrations were ultimately fueled by outside powers in an attempt 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, stigmatizing the development of co operation 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 law mac 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, in central america, nicaragua has released more than 200 inmates who were accused of plotting a qu, they were portly, 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 anything that has to be clear. we're not asking that they leave the sanctions who aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries. investigation by the greys own media outlet reveal that american government agencies such as

u. s. 8 or usa id funded the insurgency. hundreds of people were killed at the time and chaos as armed gangs at 10 to the storm. the presidential pilots with what some have said, the plan is to kill the head of states. of those jailed off the coup. it's amber later labeled by the us state department as political prisoners will be heard from nicaragua, based independent journalist, ben norton, he says, washington does have links to violent extremists across latin america. however, listen for yourself that it states was the main sponsor of the violence. very rightly elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who was a security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tortured by these qu, platters, and he lost one of his arms. so there are very many victims of his violence to attempt 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 outs. like the u. s. agency for international development, usa id and also the national endowment for democracy. the any d, 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 entity and usa id spent tens of millions of dollars funding opposition groups that opposed this on the nice to government and the elected president, 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 that 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 stabilization attempts never end, but the responses of the governments has been different. right. so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these cooper, waters funded by the u. s. from overthrown their government, then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposes 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 coup letters, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in crew. the former president of kenya colds for extra troops to aid the democratic republic of congo. it continues its fight against the militant group known as and $23.00. the facilitator urges the countries of east african community regional force to deploy and take up the positions

urgently and without further delay throughout east in d, r. c. and in the case of north kevin, for the regional force to inter ppos itself between the fighting forces in areas where the withdrawal of the arm groups has been affected. the people in the d. r. c, who have suffered from m. 23 rebel attacks of gather to protest what they call unsuccessful peacekeeping missions. the video here at the office from 2 days ago, when congress people clashed with un peacekeepers, there was a supply convoy in the eastern part of the country. when the un 40 opened fire and what it said was self defense, 8 civilians were killed and $20.00. we're. we're in the mid rise intentions in the country. locals of called upon regional forces and peacekeeping missions to be more active in combating terrorists. we spoke with a kenyan based geopolitical analyst who told us about the lack of efficiency of regional forces taking on m $23.00. it also showed his thoughts on why the b r. c needs more help. they've only

a fraction of the democratic republican. that's the eastern part of the contract because campbell, but i've been having trouble and it's getting better, but it's not. and i do patrician job. it's not dr. for because before the fact that we sent made the none of the doctor got intervention force the labor to be filling in the convoy itself about the only military that got into the comments. if the army is the global demand for minute orders that are mostly funding the congo that are needed in the manufacture of electronics and other items across the world . to want to get these. i mean at all in a clear manner that benefit the people call. so we have a lot of interest in putting pitting each other, pitching warlords, picking them up, and i don't want to get to the middle legally out of cobra. that is primarily the problem. if the measurements that you gave me at the end of the chain company with

of unity of the come release and allow them to benefit from the are good given forces and buy them from the government. and the government needs to build the income in an equally across the country in the piece in russia's. i'm basset to the democratic republic of congo, spoke with us here at our see about what is a difficult situation in the country, but also, but moscow's plans to help. so the linea winners didn't. unfortunately, we're forced to note a significant aggravation of the situation in the east of the d r. c. along with a sharp deterioration in that countries, relations with the neighboring republic of rwanda. russia has assumed an active role in the pursuit of a peaceful resolution. we have repeatedly expressed support for the efforts carried out within the framework of the nairobi process. and with the mediation of angola, i would especially like to note the well coordinated work of our embassy in new

york, whose employees not only acted consistently in the un security council, but also repeatedly visited the democratic republic of congo for our part during the past year, we travelled twice to the east of the d, r c, where we held meetings with the military governor of the province of north kiva. oop and civil society activists during which they express their readiness to provide all possible assistance for the efforts to counter illegal armed groups and to establish a long term piece. meanwhile, top different amounts from 3 west african nations of molly guinea and but a can a fast. so a mat in the book and our big capital to discuss the prospects of economic cooperation. have these nations are intensifying their relations and are united by what is a pro russian approach in the foreign politics aimed at ultimately overcoming the consequences of neo colonialism in western africa. our guest, a marley base, political analysts says that if the countries are united,

they can get through the turbulent times more efficiently, which can foresee the outcome will flaw the supposedly the deal long. malia beginner fossil m i get. and when that korea maybe in the future, been bullying good? kind of a dish on bubba. what he's saying right now is a, it was a good deal for the division between bringing up a home and my then we can see what is going to be before there. duty. but what i can say is a plane to put the lead to be the pressure in regional organizations like a 2 way to canada. yes, reagan be to get a, are we getting the kind of full force go?

but we did a good and you have your which already she in terms of put it by saying that we have to what again my election and so for a difference in restitution, but he won't get up up and money. oh really to get there. they can hardly kind of economic strength and political strand and big and how dare say in those international organizations, like in eagle, l. e m y. the confirmed death toll from the recent quakes and turkey eye and syria has risen to more than 22000 people. the scenes of devastation around the epicenter and turkey remain shocking. now in turkey alone,

more than 20000 deaths have been confirmed with another 80000 people injured from a high rise apartment blocks reduced to rubble with a signs of those still chopped, getting more difficult to detect. and while the search and rescue what, what continues our focus is also on assisting the survivors who are in desperate need of food and shelter made. what is a very cold winter? his correspondent peter scoff, reporting on how local to even more than 100 hours after the massive earthquake shook this region. and just as hope was stating that anyone would still be found alive in the early morning on friday, india back here, a woman and its annual son were rescued alive from his building just behind me. now 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. in showing that those who survived the earthquakes don't die from cold and hunger. they spend a 5th freezing night huddled together in makeshift shelters, to key as president has called it the disaster of the century. this is one of the

latest temporary 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 shown a tent with 4 of the families, 18 people in total. do you do them diane, in very bad situations, half cancer. there's not a bad to sleep on aid workers at taken bads, only for very relatives. they gathered nothing. we have no blanket. now bad. 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 all far close. i got her home and we are afraid to call fair residence in the city are seeking shelter anywhere they can in

cars, train carriages, bus station, schools, football stadiums, and hundreds of settled camp here in deer. bach is grand mosque. the building can trace his history back thousands of years. the fight is still standing while the more modern ones crumbled was certain a few questions into what some c as turkey is, a poor enforcement. a new building codes that were brought in after the isthmus earthquake in 99, where 17000 people died. the people of 2 and syria can only hope that lessons from this tragedy will be learnt. now the confirmed death all from the written earthquakes in turkey and syria has risen to more than 22000 people. while rescue operations continue, hope saw fading to find most of ibis in war torn syria. the search through the rubble continues and the areas devastated by the quakes. but western sanctions ah, making this situation so much was international help simply couldn't reach syria in

the initial days off of a disaster. in the moments when aid was needed to save lives. after several days, the u. s. agree to ease at sanctions on syria though this was a bit mounting, international pressure that's while russia and arab nations were the 1st in line to help the middle eastern country with life saving efforts. well, auntie correspondent hussein eod has the details from a lap. syria continues to receive humanitarian aid from arab countries. civil society is taking active initiatives to alleviate the terrible consequences for those who are affected by the devastating earthquake that struck cities and northern and western syria. the city of aleppo is one of the most affected areas. when we arrived here, we saw the level of destruction. whole families are sleeping in the open air because they have left their crumbling houses. for 10 years we have had a war, i demand that air of and or other friendly countries appealed to the americans to lift the blockade from us. hello you. so our people are suffering and dying in g to

dance. ab locate the necessary aid was not delivered to syria, the home. so the effect of families have been destroyed or severely damaged. these residents have no shelter. the only shadows at mosques and schools. dozens of victims are lying here in the our ozzy hospital in the city of aleppo. many stories are told about the catastrophe. the claimed, the lives of thousands of people and left deep scars and the hearts of those who escaped mad at 1st. this house was destroyed by terrorists. we restored it and now it has collapsed. i didn't seal anything, the whole building collapsed. a whole family lived in the same house. 2 sons and daughters survived. god save them. as you have seen, there are many victims with serious injuries in the hospital who need serious treatment. we faced difficulties because of the lack of resources due to the blockade in a large number of victims. the blockade has greatly affected our capabilities needed to provide medical care. number one more time passes, there is less of

a chance of finding people alive after their cries for help from under the rubble have stopped. hundreds of victims or in hospitals. families have been left homeless, people here hope to find their loved ones. all these complete the picture of the catastrophe of the syrian people under the american blockade. or the end of the war did not put an end to the suffering of the syrians. but perhaps the consequences of a devastating earthquake are more painful for these people who are still counting their casualties as hundreds die under the rubble. lemonade was your whole, and while russian rescue was carried out, emergency operations and syria, they are cooperating with local specialists. the syrian president, bashar al assad has arrived at one of the affected areas and the way.