blue with the think i should do it, you know, use his name and be good jail. it's amazing to me that how they far my seymour hersh, the journalist behind the investigation into the us role in the north stream. pipeline blast revealed the pressure he has been facing by mainstream media to divulge his sources. ukrainian, city of archie, almost widely known as bach. mood has been restricting civilian and press access since monday. that's according to the russian military, as it's advanced towards this strategic point. and with the full would lose position over the russian

forces inside the village over my income. our team follows russian troops as they advanced and a battle for one of the key ukrainian strongholds outside done yet with broadcasting live direct, more students in moscow. this is our international and john thomas neglect to have him with governments are good at tracking people. that's the message from seymour hersh. the journalist behind the bombshell north stream blast investigation which concluded that the u. s. was behind the tax in september. hersh is now standing strong to protect your sources despite overwhelming media pressure. i think with the newspapers, particularly the german newspaper very nasty to me and new york times and the washer most just an army. what they want to really, what they think i should do is, you know, use his name and jail. it's amazing to me that how, how they fall on my,

my colleagues, they into new york times. that the one thing that governments good is striking. don't people who are similar hearse was very nonchalant and this podcast interview . and he said that this is something that was out there all along and, but it wasn't very hard to find. and all you had to do was a little bit of digging and he did just that, which is how he found his source. and once again with direct operational knowledge into how the us did it, how it planned these attacks and how it got rid of. no, it's 31 and north some through the pipelines. and he says that even though we're making a big deal out of this, he says, yes, it is a big deal. but in terms of finding out the information, all you have to do will search for it. it was out there. and now of course, he's under a lot of pressure to reveal his source even jokes at one point saying that this is his 1st and perhaps his last interview since writing that article because he

doesn't know what will happen. and if perhaps there will be some pressure on him, we've seen that radio silence, no pun intended. regarding a headlines from me, the media, there has been barely anything when we do see mainstream media talking about the revelations in the bombshell article that you wrote were seen. it twisted in a way, russia wants answers now regarding america's involvement and blowing up the blowing up the pipelines. and again, this is not the rasa one to 9 says it should be the world wants answers. the world needs to know what happens or for example, one of the articles they say once celebrates a journalist, seymour hersh, in a way, trying to defame him. but let's see what see more hers himself has to say regarding who the source was. it's not even a hard story to understand. the president of the united states and the under secretary of state, both said they were going to do it. i did it. there's something called the pipeline

industry as an industry that makes people make american companies involved. they bill pipelines around the world, usually need to me. yes. yeah. you know what happened? see my heart, of course talking about the fact that joe, by them folk about it openly, but for a newland spoke about it openly. that pipelines get rid of them. if need be and that's what he's saying, and they did just flat and regarding he gave us seems to be give us a little hands about the pipeline industries. and also in that interview says it doesn't necessarily, his source doesn't necessarily have to be american. let's don't forget that nato countries were involved in that even energy companies knew that this was the implant. they just couldn't talk about it. marina, you know, about no stream, i know about nurturing. we've been hearing about it for years, covering it here for years. but many people don't really know the full story, the background. can you tell us a little bit more about the background of the north stream projects and the revelations and how they've been handled since they've come out? of course, north soon gas pipelines were used to deliver cheap russian gas to germany and see

europe in general. and germany was receiving a substantial amount. nordstrom to, which was finally completed, was going to double the amount of cheap russian gas flowing to germany. and of course to europe and america wanted to put an end to it and they needed to get rid of those pipelines. so as early as 2020 wong joe biden authorized as national security advisor to come up with a theme and find a way to we can russia to defeat boots. and as i mentioned in that article, and what happened was that jake sullivan, the national security advisor, put together a team that involved the joint chiefs of staff, the cia, the state and treasury department. they had lots of top secret meetings right next to the white house. and lisa, some of the details that seymour hersh mentions in the article, that's what makes is the thing that this source is legitimate. because there's some things that you wouldn't find unless you know that this is someone, as he says, will direct knowledge of the operational planning. so top secret meetings and they

find a way to do it. so us, navy, divers are to be used. but when and how do you do it? norway gives them the idea. hey, you can do it during the annual nato drills that we have every june. so u. s. navy divers, supposedly go down under and put the bombs and then they decides detonated at a later date using flames. i'd drop a bully and that's how it sets off and then frequency radio frequency, the sounds. and it does a lot of this. we can cross their hands york, mueller, former german m, p from the alternative for germany party. thanks for being with us here on our international. now 1st, what do you make of these latest comments by hersh on how he is being pressed to reveal his sources? and why do you think the german media would also be pressuring the american journalists? because german,

me just controlled by the same forces like german government, this, the american state. and as you'll see, the american said has no interest at all. that the worthlessness of the story of mister hurst will, li proved. and mister hoshal cannot afford to reveal the sources. so all the pressing on her pressing on drumming media, pressing one german government. not the real truth is for me the last proof that the story is true. now just days ago, the german government's deputy spokesperson was grilled on why the government is keeping its findings on the north stream bombing investigation. a secret. let's take a listen on what they had to say. citizen does, is austin, politician, you are aware of the allegations that the federal government refuses to the results of its own investigation and that of the allies. what do you see on that iteration,

but i wouldn't like to comment on it truly venetian. i'm sorry, but if you are accusing the federal government, refusing to inform them of their findings, you can't just say you won't comment on the net hot still, i would not like to comment at the moment, so the spokesperson ultimately refused to provide any comment. why do you think that we're seeing such reluctance from the german government when it comes to discussing its own investigation on the matter? you know, when i wore some prominent parliament during the last time i was a member of the committee of energy and economics, we discussed all these north seem to stuff back then we also felt the pressure that know somebody from outside didn't want to have not 3 me as 2 or 2nd not seem to be switched on and be felt also that this pressure was exerted on

ourselves. the german m piece by our own government. i don't see any more german government. there is no german government. there are muscles of the united states who do everything to destroy their. busy own country in i haven't brought for it. this is treason. german government is committing, especially they know they don't ought to know what happened when or steam was or not. and they cover and tied in all the fact. and even worse, it's even worse. the government got clearly told that the emp, the verbal parliament, all the world above. so that geisha, this is a breach of german conference at all. i accuse firm and governmental reason. well, let's follow up on that. just a little bit. the german chancellor has actually been slammed for not commenting on

hurst, his revelations. why would he be keeping silent on this? and what do you think it would take for all our souls to speak out? you know, when i left parliament as many a former politician school, i wrote a book, it's called a shame, shame, democracy, and even to title talks about what is going on. and i'm just cry being the fact of, of influence 1st off of especially western secret service. our government, on our end piece, let's call me it's called rita was all for quite competent on this topic as country did. i think the day before yesterday told clearly huge a bunch of german n piece are controlled by this. this isn't the core problem and quote, problem. we have to clean up, otherwise, germany has no chance to come out. now we have a little bit of a double edge sword on some aspects, because surely it is dangerous to reveal any information on whistleblowers. but anonymity also raises some doubts about the credibility of the revelations that

we've been hearing. is that perhaps the reason behind this reported media pressure on seymour hersh, an experienced and actually renowned writer just to remind our viewers or do you think that people pressing him could have other modus you know, it's not true that there's only one whistle blow up. there the term and journalist we so you can compare had to say mercy. his name is thomas thomas roper . he lives in saint peters. she's a dental emigrant and in october he also got simple information from another week of law which is $495.00 or $0.99. however, the same facts like to blow up. all right, we're having some technical difficulties. it seems that we actually are having

a bad connection there was 100 miller. we'll try and follow up with him and get the rest of that interview with for you. little bit later. all right, live tv. so ukrainian forces are facing increasing pressure as russian troops advanced towards the strategic city of our kill. most also known as buck mood, with a ukranian field commander, announcing that access for civilians and press to the embattled area would actually be restricted starting from monday. but mister street fighting continues in the suburbs of the eastern and southern parts of the city. the access billions will officially be closed will at least so they probably should have been done earlier. so it's not to endanger people seem to booklets ukraine currently controls only one road linking troops in ontario mosque with the rest of the army. according to media reports earlier, the head of the wagner group confirmed his fighters took control of the village of

cross, and i got off the key foothold in the north, just 9 kilometers from channels. now the control of this settlement potentially paving the way for further advancement in the done. yes, we're public. as the situation on the battlefield intensifies on verified video circulating on line shows the ukrainian soldier calling for q to withdraw its troops from the embattled area. really didn't but to get the boys out of bachman said we, they told their repeat of ourselves, told it, but bring out the boys. if they have already made many appeals or we why aren't you listening? 0 do like it. when all boys dykes, take your san a wife to the positions in bog. most miss will let them take a stand there. good. you are murderous with young has put conan editor in chief of m. v. media news on line thinks the battle for bach mote is a key factor in the ukraine conflict. bought east the key. do very dig into the region. oh, don't ask people. republic does lobby oscar to cromwell doors, where everything started in 2040. of course, this is the main battle,

what we see now, 2014 when these civil war in chris started and especially dear ago, when a claim of go russian attack. what happened was that 250000 nationalists was getting ready with the late to support due at the dock and they started. week later russia made an intervention again to help us here. we have lived every year and we haven't seen the truth in the western media at all. liberation of dawn. it is an important step forward because that the whole region of will far to most bottom would. oh slobbery us dry mouth doors. they are all reaches reach, molded for independence, which bordered against the western bucket, grouping gear in 2014. so this is a very mutual, very important decisive moment for the russian world. a woman faces charges by

ukraine security services for stating that camp started the war in 2014, by attacking its own citizens in don bass. i'm not into politics. who started the war ukraine ukraine. the ukraine started the war in 2014 against a crane attacked itself. yes or in the don who's regional or in the video surfaced after ukrainian blogger stopped the woman and asked her some provocative questions about the conflict in the country. the 65 year old woman initially refused to talk politics, but then started blending kia for its crime down on don us. ukraine's security services are now investigating her on charges of justifying rushes military operation. we spoke with human and labor rights attorney, duncan valez, who says that everyone must be able to criticize their own government lobby. see, i condemn this. ave see any citizen of any country should be able to really

criticize their government with, with, without repercussions. yeah. they're just telling the truth, this war has been going on since 2014. and it has been a war by the ukrainian government against its own people. as that woman says, 14000 people died in that enclave before russia began special operation. in february of last year, press coverage of this conflict is the very worst i've ever seen. while, of course, there are many lies that go along with war. so i, i don't have a lot of hope that the u. n. is going to get involved in these sorts of cases. i'd like to see them do so, but, but i, i don't him meanwhile, air defense systems have shot down a ukrainian torture. you ballistic missile over the daniel republic, city multiple, that's according to russian media. citing the city's commanders office following an explosion reported earlier and as fighting raiders across the region,

the russian defense ministry published a video of its paratroopers in combat on the front life official. same, more than 250 ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the latest battles near don. yet. russian troops continued a storm, a major ukrainian stronghold on the outskirts of the city, or 2 secret santa reports. so right now we are entering the small village commodity just outside of dynette. so we have to do it at night because it is simply too dangerous to take this road during the day. in fact, the korean forces are so close already. we can see the flashes of tillery firing towards the russian positions. under the cover of darkness we had towards the troops living quarters on the front line. we wake up to a surreal landscape and the pit to me, to desolation and death. well, this is monica and with the 1st rays of sunshine, the extent of the damage dealt to this little village. while it becomes obvious and

it is close to a 100 percent. we can see that all around us so far. we haven't seen a single building that comes to even close as to being intact or more or less intact the fighting continued throughout the night, although it's intense that he did die down did receive a little bit compared to what happens here during the day. while martin k is also a graveyard for nato made machines and vehicles like this, a p. c that was supplied to ukraine by house, trailer size is unchanging here, feeble building frames, scaffolding and breaks from torn apart houses to this is the forward most position. all the russian forces inside the village of my income, basically between us crenan forces. there's only about $3.00 to $400.00 me into the

soldiers on this particular position. and this machine gun to the left of me is meant to stop any sort of advancement that reagan might attempt both day and night . basically to give you an idea as to how close quarters the fighting here is the former building of the local library is right now occupied by both russians and ukrainians. one sections is under the russian control and the other one is out of ukrainian. and now both sides have drawn reinforcements to duke it out and see who remains. in control of this building, we hear the roar of 2 engines, a few 100 meters away, a russian tank and an infantry fighting vehicle. they open fire at a point blank range or russian tubes console, about 2 thirds of the village cave had 8 years to prepare defences here and wasted

no time opening the body of the density of battles is heavy. you credit is pulling up reserves and we're grinding them down with artillery. the enemy is taken massive law just like that and a lot of, you know, refusing to fight, as far as i've heard, there's a crack in national battalion behind them. the enemy is well prepared, they're holding fortified positions. green, staunch resistance is not driven by principle by cold military tactics. losing this seemingly anonymous village means that russian forces will flank keeps other frontline garrisons to the north. but there's no doubt among soldiers here. soon. they'll march on how big is done of reporting from the dumbass. t rush and emergency services have been dispatched to fight a raging warehouse fire the siberian region of crowds. now ours. 110 fire fighters are working tirelessly to extinguish the flames,

which have engulfed 8000 square meters of commercial space attempts to put out the place have been complicated due to the facilities remote location. far from water sources, no casualties have been reported, and emergency services have the blazes area localized arrow india 2023. the biggest asian aerospace show kicked off monday in bengal room . the event held at the eula hunger. air force base is a 5 day exhibition showcasing military defense products from indian manufacturers. 32 defense ministers from around the globe as well as a slew of private defense contractors are expected to be in attendance r t. in the a correspondent room june sharma has the story and rest pretty well. in fact, the prime minister over the country now in the movie inaugurated the event earlier in the day. and anyway, india is the 5 d please in the southern part of the country. bengal, lew,

essentially the region, all these went is for the country to move from being making india to make for the walls. now there are $800.00 companies from around 100 countries and $98.00 to be precise, that our bosses to beating in this event and no points for guessing back to russia is among those countries. in fact, needless to see that the defense partnership between new deleon very important, what a strong wanted dates back to the cold war, really. so we are looking at a product sell possibly that could be manufactured in india with a chance for technology from a russian company is now for instance, the k 866 out to, to fix. in fact, helicopters, something that has been in cancer division to be manufactured in india. also

remember, the joint venture between india and russia is now manufacturing e k 203, in fact, in the country and with the for the meat. he also, at the end of the summer, there could be more contracts that could, i'll see sign between the 2 countries. and when we are talking about arrow in down when we're talking about the culmination of this event, remember it's a 5 day event. we're talking about assigning over around $250.00 agreements and the investment of that is expected to be over millions of dollars between india and all the foreign defense companies. so really a big, big event in the sense in the us sees it. it really is the wrong way to a 1000000000 opportunities for india and rest of the world in the s u. s. is recruiting islamic state and kinda affiliated militants to conduct terror

attacks inside russia and the neighboring states. that's according to russia's foreign intelligence service which says the militants are being trained at an american base in syria. are these don quarter has in store for us. us is apparently trying specifically to attract militants and separatists from central asia as well as the caucuses and just last month, 60 of these terrorists, with fighting experience in the middle east, were selected for training. according to the intelligence report they've been going through an expedited training program on the all toms u. s. military base in syria where they're learning how to create and deploy, improvised explosive devices as well as carry out sabotaged operations. so, based on this new information, russia's foreign intelligence service has said that washington is on par with terrorist organizations. we see the us security forces losing all moral principles, being obsessed with the insane idea of bleeding russia dry. washington strategists

consider appropriate to direct use of terrorists, thought she, they're dirty goals. such actions plays watching the on pair was the largest international terrorist groups. this report also says that these terrorists are planning to enter russia and other former soviet states in small groups. they're apparently being tasked with carrying out terrorist attacks against diplomats government workers, police officers, and the military. so this is no doubt startling, new information that could risk further escalation of already high tensions between moscow and washington to ron is strengthening its economic ties with baghdad. despite us, sanctions, as exports to iraq are projected to surpass 10000000000 dollars this year. according to iran, iraq's main purchases from iran include electricity and natural gas, which baghdad was required to get a waiver for by washington in order to receive no an exchange. the us used it's rep onto runs economy by allowing the nation to import

a central medicines and goods. iran still remains one of the most sanctioned countries in the world, especially from america, which has imposed various restrictions since 1979. in the meantime, washington is taking a different approach when it comes to bagdad from an invading worse. in the past. the u. s. now proclaims its interest in the countries future and economic development. that's according to the us secretary of state who during a recent visit by iraq foreign minister to washington stated that baghdad should be energy independent and that washington would offer its support to achieve that goal . according to sod, our motel libby and independent politician from back dad, washington is using iraq as a staging point for attacking your bron there is a large deb trade between iraq and iran, partially and divided between the private sector and the government sector. the americans are not happy with that, and via markers wishes that they iraq stop importing gas from iran. but then the

gas turbines produce j. tricity and iraq will, will cease to function as there is no alternative for the radian gas pipe that leads into iraq. the americans did not assist iraq and producing electricity in the 1015 years that they were present in iraq. and that had great influence on the ministry of extra city, and other departments are fe, rock. so we don't see that the americans are serious in helping iraq in the energy sector. unfortunately, the united states are using the iraqi soil or iraq a sovereign country as a staging point for attacking your on that as a for me for the night actually. but nicky aaron will be here in about 30 minutes.

i'll be back tomorrow for a limited time. only watch art international at him with ah we were told it was one of those mysteries of the ages. this is how the west described the destruction of the north stream pipelines. then came along veteran investigative journalist seymour heard, he tells us differently and in great detail. indeed the, by the way, destroying this civilian infrastructure. ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. the numbers continue to climb the amount of money and arms being sent to ukraine. the u. s. is leading the way with total packages, well north of

a $100000000000.00. this conflict is fast becoming the most expensive war in modern history. but is it worth the investment? we'll discuss it. all right, let's get into the m o. ah, u. s. congress constantly bouncing back and forth between democrat control or republican. the 2 party system rarely agrees on anything but the one thing that unites the 2 war. suddenly the grievances disappear and both parties support joe biden, providing carte blanche blank checks to ukraine. now here to break it all down for us, the money, the arms big and small is international relations and security analyst marks la boda. you can find more of marx analysis at the real politic with mark sl boda over

on youtube. now mark with the recent announcement by president biden, that the u. s. would send 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. a couple of things here. one is this a significant number of tanks to make any difference to why this a lot in it? why not say an even 30 or even 40? and then by them says they'll be making a special kiya version. i guess of the abrams that the u. s. won't be sending at stock inventory of abrams because they have proprietary equipment on them. so when exactly, with these key aversion abrams even get there. okay, so 1st of all, you know, the question a why 3131 tanks is the size of a ukrainian tank brigade. how many tanks are in a tank brigade and supposedly.