ah ah ah, the head of russia wagner group say the fight is i've taken the don't. yes. republic, village of class and i got the key footholds near auto mall school, phone back loot, which the ukrainians have faithfully defended with over 30000 confirmed dead off the catastrophic earthquakes hit takia on syria. the death toll continues to rise. both countries struggle to cope with the full with a bombshell reports fine award winning american journalist, and that youth us involvement in sabotaging benoit stream gas pipelines, using nato military exercises and the bowl fixing to cover the truck

with a very it welcome to you. you're watching the weekly here on auto international, but the latest well news headlines along with a roundup of the stories that shaped the week's good to happy with us. now the head of a rush is a banking and military group has confirmed that his fighters have taken control of the village of cross and i got the don't, yes, republic, gaining a foothold for that month. long assault on the city of your mouth school. so notice back commute, which is still held by keith's troops. the development increases pressure on ukrainian forces in the case city of vital transportation hub for key ups forces and potentially paved the way for further advances which could lead to russia. 4th is taking full control of don. yes, republic are teeth egos, off reports from don bass, according to the chieftain of the russian private military company,

the wagner group. if danny pre goshen, his fighters have basically taken the control taken over, they have captured the village of casner got out to the north of cham of scott is a very small settlement. it can be very hard to pinpoint on the map, but it is very important. well, it tactically and strategically so far, we don't have much of a confirmation other than a video published by the media service, by the press service of the wagner group, where a bunch over a wagner, soldiers are standing next to a road sign that would normally be placed at the entrance into a basically on the road heading into the settlement. so this is so far everything that we have. but normally the, this information that comes from gainey propulsion directly, it can be treated as a reliable because he himself has repeatedly corrected officials in the past who jumped the gun so to speak. and were too early to announce the successes of the

wagner group. although it has to be said that neither the russian nor the ukrainian military officials have neither confirmed nor denied vis or in formation. now, when it comes to class neg, i itself again, it is quite important. however small it might be, it is located to the north of the town of thomas, and essentially by capturing it at the wagner forces. well, as they come closer to cutting off the supply routes that are used by the ukranian commands to delivery enforcements into the city of our tom, of which is a major hot spot in the don bass right now. basically the wagner's forces, they are fighting inside the city since last summer, and they have managed to make gains inside the town. but well, the ukrainian commands they have been sending reinforcements regularly and in a many have described this tactics as well. the tactics of cannon fodder, basically, they would send more and more people to die in back mode,

basically to stop the advancement of the wagner forces with the more people with more people to just burn and shoot through. so right now, many military experts, they say that the tactics that the wagner group has adopted or when it comes to taking the town of it's almost because basically to cut off the supply routes, the main roads leading to this town and out of 4 roads that were previously available for the ukrainian command, only one remains more or less safe to send ammunition to send more guns to send more military vehicles to send more people, more fighters into the city of r thomas. and right now the since the casner garad village has fallen, it brings close at the moment when this one final road becomes too dangerous. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has posted pho, says on his social media of a ukrainian soldier. donning insignia was something that used by nazi germany,

a here in a screenshot of the post where the ukranian data caused on citizens to unify. you can see assault vote in the controversial patch on his shoulder, ironically receiving hundreds of likes in the following hours. the exact same image known as the death's head was used by the 2nd will during the 2nd mode war by assess units that ran hitler's extermination comes. and this isn't the 1st time to lensky has posted photos with such symbols in another picture which has since been deleted the latest god was also seen wearing the same at nazi a were emblem. the ukranian president has since gone on the offensive stating that such narratives that contradict his country's history. do ukraine on your news, and ukraine in real life are 2 completely different countries. and the main difference between them is ours is real. you are told we are nazis, but could have people who lost more than a 1000000 lives in the battle against naziism support naziism. when we talk to g,

a political analysts, john mark, dick, and he said that such posts repeatedly appearing on the ukrainian need. a social media is all something western media should object to be see this time and time again when they, when they don't have a p r person to review every single thing that they are doing. we are seeing this type of symbolism use consistently. even if you remember a few months ago, i think it was m b c news had some guy giving the standing from of a you printing flag and giving the nazi salute. so, you know, this is very consistent in ukraine and you know, their belief systems half and probably don't know what the symbolism means because they're just a bunch of talking heads. and the other one is, it's not in their interest to speak about things. you know,

they're not allowed to buy their, their, of their corporate masters, turkey and syria continue to struggle with the devastating aftermath of earthquakes which had both countries on monday, with their fall now exceeding $30000.00 ah, [000:00:00;00] with them they have torn my hotel out. we're completely broken. no for the new modem for

ah, a was a miss ross was new families under there. my sons, my daughter, my son in law, they're 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

with my grandson is 18 months, so please help them please. we can hear them have not got any news from them since the morning please. there were the 12th floor. we can't reach my family, my grandson. ah, it's been 6 days since the deadliest quaking rescue is a continuing their search for survivors as sometimes americans do half an aesthetic shows. elated emergency work is after finding a man alive, despite being trapped under rebel for days. while many others wait for news on their left, once artes peter scott reports on how the country is coping with this austin. what

you can see behind me is a residential building that was once 8 stories high and is now been reduced to rubble. as you can see her, there are people that once lived in our building and then are waiting for news of their relatives who in many cases are still stock under the rubble. i want to wait here because my son, his wife and guests, and 6 of my relatives were in the building when the earthquake struck. my grandson, heron is 4 years old. he was also in the building. is city may have got off relatively lightly, but as of little consolation to residence, waiting for news of their relatives who were trapped or those who were forced to sleep on the streets or seek shelter elsewhere. while government engineers go through the dancing process of ensuring the thousands of homes here are safe to live in once again from the outskirts of the city of id. i'm and it was instantly clear that it's been much more badly affected. the d a back here, which was around 3 hours drive away. now when we were coming in, there was

a stream of ambulances, emergency service vehicles coming and going. there were shrubs carrying heavy excavators to help with the efforts here. and there also vans puts with humanitarian aid unbalances heading in to do what they could do. the sites are buried. families struggling to contain their grief is all too common on the streets about a young man. the temperature still talk below 0 at nights and that provides their own set of challenges to those who don't have a home. many of the people we spoke to here said that help was slow to arrive in the days after the earthquakes hit turkey. as president edwin himself admitted that there had been shortcomings, but the relief effort now appears to be gathering pace. as soon as the earthquake struck, thousands of volunteers flocked to the airport in the stumble, to join the search and rescue efforts in the disaster area. although the him, he stumbled, i'm a lawyer originally from a donna, but now i live in his temples. i came here to rescue people from the class buildings. almost any of us could have found ourselves inside one of these buildings as

a long road ahead for the city and others like it. and it's hard to imagine when his residence will be able to return 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. this is one of the latest temporary comes to be set up india back here, continued some of the 623 tenths dotted around the city. there are no showers, and only the public toilet facilities in the park itself. close quarters in camps a breeding grounds for disease. the people of turkey and syria can only hope that lessons from this tragedy will be learnt. the syrian city of la pony, the texas border, was one of the wise the affected areas that residence were forced to flee their hands and gather at shelters for seeking refuge. shad some a fast voice. i marvelled him, hovels, deadly at 4 am. we were sleeping in the house when we felt a slight shake, which soon turned into an earthquake. me. i woke up my children and went out to the street. the situation then became unbearable. the women and children started to cry

and scream, or i'll even the palestinian refugee camp to inhabited houses opposite us collapsed as me had by the handle have been living in our ben village for 30 years. we were sleeping when they asked, i had the region, they quickly got dressed and laughed were man to our neighbors, to where we stayed for 2 days. after that, we came to i bustled stadium, but she will have us leave. i've been displaced before and i'm displeased again because of the natural disaster. thank god, i'm safe and may god have mercy on the deceased. we came to seek refuge in the national stadium where we were welcomed and provided with the required assistance. meanwhile, russia has been among the 1st to aid both nations with the service men helping clear daybreak and its fun, finding cloth extinguishing flames. which rep thing. take a following. the quakes rescue teams also been quick to distribute medical supplies and other forms of humanitarian. a pillow cause and effect areas. serious precedent

assault has personally expressed. his gratitude, rushes help, the friendly country. and we weren't surprised to see all the kind of support during this crisis course has been fighting terrorism in syria for the last 80 years now. and so when you support countries support the support to support country or people who support them in every aspect of the problem or anything they do, i think we think what you've done here is a great work because it the 1st time to touch it is that during the last 250 years . so we didn't have any citizen that the got your, your team where very great and helping our team and saving many, many lives. however, the west for years long functioning of theory, particularly america had been blocking fighting aid from getting into syria off the

disaster. as you can see on this map, the major carriers with humanitarian supplies have been avoiding the syrian territory as a nation struggles to receive the help it needs washington, particularly the state department, ned price, say syria has only itself to blame on russia. reality has been up until now at least that one country primarily has stood in the way of that. the russians have consistently threatened or use their veto when it comes to expanding border crossings. we're going to continue to make the case. countries around the world are going to continue to make the case, and we certainly hope that russia and all those who would stand in the way are hearing and see these just heartbreaking images. well, they took 5 days off of the quake, shook the country for washington. to announce plans the ease of sanctions on syria, mit mounting pressure from states like china and humanitarian organizations such as the red crescent. we had some local report him

a honda dolly who describes how western restrictions are hurting every day. people western confess, continue to impose those sanctions. those sanctions, not just now, but even during the years of for preventive syrians from getting there a basic need. for example, if, if 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 sanctions have been doing. an effect, how would they have been affecting the life of the syrian people, the u. s. and western countries in general, do not care about history and people's about the lives of the syrians. how can you, how can n syrian civilian or individual here believe that the u. s. care is about 3 and people while the u. s. itself and the us listen killed, hundreds of syrians during the christ has an air ride on syria, destroyed houses,

the u. s. and looting serious resources to the u. s. 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 through the product courses. former us president donald from said you said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the syrian 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 syria. all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the conferences to, to stay divided the end of the day. they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live, well this week, the media landscape has been shaken by revelations that nato states lead by us specialists were allegedly behind the attack on rushes node stream to gas pipelines . according to the investigation,

washington had been planning the operations since 2021 by does decision to sabotage the pipelines came after more than 9 months of highly secret back and forth debate inside washington's national security community. about how to best achieve that goal. or veteran journalist seymour hersh revealed top you ethel authorities were divided on their plans with the u. s. air force proposing an aerial attack. utilizing remote detonating explosives and naval forces, pushing for a submarine strike. the ideas were turned down in favor of a secret service plot involving a covert operation. u. s. officials, though, and you need to had this for yourself, had previously made no secret of their intentions. if i, if russia invades, then there will be, there will be no longer a north stream to we will bring it into. i am. i think the administration is very gratified to know that north stream who is now, as you like to say,

a hunk of metal at the bottom of the sea. these pipes that is more streamlined from 2 we're not pumping gas into europe. that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for, for the years to come. sy hersh has used unnamed sources to reveal the atrocities that they have to deny this, and they have to try and smear s. i hush because what he is saying in effect is that the biden administration is responsible for perhaps one of the worst environmental and geopolitical terror atrocities in history. the effect of the gnawed stream pipeline attack on the prices of energy in european countries is incalculable. or perhaps finally, people will start to realize how many people were in effect killed because of and of course irish names them. victoria newland, tony blinking jake sullivan. the players, as he calls it on his substract, the norwegian prime minister join

a store who served on the instruction burg now head of nature, the panamanian president florentine coaches or who hosted the training deep sea diving training for this terror atrocity. we don't know how many hundreds of thousands of people, joe biden had, jake sullivan, antony, blinking, and victoria newland have an effect. murdered. all the information began during nate, have the annual navy drills in the baltic sea close to the pipelines. the timing was designed to mosque american and norwegian divers from russian surveillance with stop it serves allegedly clothing camouflaged, c 4 explosive to cover their tracks at washington. officials decided to delay the destination for 3 months until the drills had labs the so called independent investigation commission. apparently helped cover the tracks of allies, norway, and the american recording to her. she's report with the u. s. informing its partners. a possible unusual activity in the baltic sea in june, sweden,

germany on denmark, formed a group to probe, but failed to find any clues on the martinez. lee, blocking russia from investigating its own pipelines that says you are a pain in countries stuff that the consequences of having rush and gas in ports cut both. the us immediately denied the american journalists, revelations they bring them company, nonsense. have you or anybody else at the state department of any communication with german, norwegian ambassador, or other wise repairs on this matter? on the matter of north between 2 on the matter of the latest allegations it would, it would not be typical for us to engage allies in partners on something that is utter and complete nonsense. and that should be rejected out of hand by anyone who is looking at it through us. through an objective lens, legal and media on the list line or questions why the western media has largely remained silent on the investigation. the bomb shell report doesn't surprise

anyone, because immediately after this happened, a lot of people said, wait a minute. this looks fishy bowlens. let's look at it this way. irrespective of, of the, your perspective or anybody's perspective. there are 2 different camps here. one, there's the official government reaction, which i think we can understand. i think it'll be a lot better to say, we'll look into this. thank you very much. as opposed to this is ridiculous, but i understand it. but the 2nd reaction, which is the most fascinating, are the collective reactions of the media are saying, this is the media now. how dare he uses a name, a reporter, or on a name sources. let me ask you a question. who in their right mind, whatever say yes, my name is so and so i work here today and also isn't it fascinating that depending upon who you are, an unnamed source is either

a whistle blower. if you were to be commended or an unnamed source, a coward hiding hiding somewhere in the darkness. what i hope i hope happens is at this continues that independent journalist citizens civilian alternative, foreign journalists, hold everybody accountable and pursue this. don't abandon sy hersh don't turn around and say, well maybe, maybe he's, maybe he's over the hill after all he's using, he's using, you know, unnamed sources. deep throat during watergate, the hero, deep throat was an anoint named source. there whistleblowers daniel ellsberg was it . so it's, i mean it's incredible if you like, the result that you love the journalistic practice. if you don't like it, then the people who say this are crackpot lunatics and psychotic conspiracy

theorists now over to se asia where malaysia has achieved its most significant economic performance in decade, fully recovering from post pandemic challenges. a growth rate of over 8.7 percent in 20. $22.00 is the highest since the year. 2004, the malaysian economy. the last decade, the average annual progress had stood it around 5 percent falling below that during the pandemic. the increase help the nation claim, the title of falls, this growing economy in asia and comparison, vietnam's economy grew by 8 percent last year with india trailing behind its 7 percent. that is less optimistic figures are projected for the e u and the u. s. this comes as malaysia and indonesia planned to send a special mission to the e u, which had blocked access to that palm oil market back in december. so i think the threat of deforestation was incent, both countries have been local critics of brussels policy, that acute and european block of discriminatory trading rules. if they're too firm on their decision, if they do not want to listen to us,

i think one of the areas that we can be looking at together with indonesia is how we should look at europe. if we are not fairly treated, i think there should be some counter action by us. we agreed to carry out a joint mission to the e to communicate and to prevent unintended consequences of the regulation on the palm oil sector and to seek possible cooperative approaches. indonesia and malaysia are the world's leading palm oil producers, making up more than 80 percent of the global supply. the oil is most often used in food manufacturing, cosmetics and biofuel is production is particularly important for malaysia, where it makes up nearly 35 percent of the country's agricultural outputs, employing thousands of workers in rural areas. independent research on former profess that murray hunter says, the latest you tried restrictions disproportionately had small communities and farmers. i actually leave here amongst

a lot of small holder homo uses. and they're small business people. you know, they're not corporations. they don't have massy buildings in the center of the capital cities of asia. and these people are trying to make a living employee people within the local economy and spend their money in the economy to make it much more sustainable. so it's going to hurt a lot of people in a lot of small communities. and the irony is that the large companies like same darby, they can handle these new readings. they have very sophisticated production. so it's not going to affect the corporations, it's going to hurt the communities. huh. so it is sort of sad to see that the you so concerned about climate change and global warming and sustainability

is actually injuring the sustainability about our small holders and farming communities in this part of the world. my thanks via a sunday way back the top of that ah ah ah, with a,

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