ah, a visual say at least 5 people with a probability incentive also had a week with getting you weapons, now you can be 100 percent sure. we will destroy the slippers of the russian private mentoring company. bogged in a group says in size on the plane conflict, and i expect that he said the alibi q both in don't possible to be completely

surrounded by russia. could also it, can we need, you know, part of the financial, a shit in the pre dec stop saying that it is linked to some document. the comment that we received from india, the routing political policy of the b c office is in a, a china says the u. s. a. about the recent balloon in order to deflect attention away from domestic lee, a chemical spill stuff with hello or well go to austin, live a have you with us now?

i'm right. a is this out on the ones that shaped the week. welcome to the weekly saw our program with breaking news. syrian officials say at least 5 people were killed. 15 others wounded in an is ready missile strike on damascus. ah, others, he, santa paula, billed it was struck in a central neighborhood in the syrian capital. officials say that most of the incoming missiles were intercepted, but some managed to hit a number of points inside and outside the city. now look at the off them off. this residential building was directly hate. i miss out. a number of other nearby buildings would damage. emergency personnel quickly arrived at the scene and evacuation survivors. a miracle said the apollo building was close to

a heavy god. it's like adjacency, raining facilities is really officials haven't yet commented on the situation. it was the 1st major attack on serious since the series of dead, the devastated northern part of the country in recent weeks. israel is alleged to have committed hundreds of attacks on iranian installations in syria over the past 12 years. this was live now to a just to we appears on the syrian television. yeah. yeah. thanks so much for joining us here at our team. now. what do you think was behind a what's the purpose of this missile strike? also speculation on your thoughts and usually it's friday. air force. are these rockets serious ice military time, so to been civilian sites. so the oh of the riley attacks

are against syria. this is number one, number 2 after there. well, i think it's because it's ryan wants to say that we won't let, let the government or this european country and there weren't that long before. and all the or a part of the world are standing 8 to the syria to help the people who were affected by the clock. i think this is the israeli message from this attack. it's not what they say that they are attacking your n e n n n a advisors or anything. i think they're talking to. yeah, you got the country in this situation after that, and before they're you know,

you say that the iranian facilities weren't targeted, but we have had, or we have seen some media reports say of the building that was destroyed with perhaps the home to some security officials that was near it written in for says, is that not correct? ok. the iranian building buildings are in syria because we have relations with indian lake. so as long as we have a relationship, russia for example, does, is right and have a right to attack the russian embassy for example, because it's on the land and they don't like that. you know, the russian army is helping the european army by pointing that to reason. it's

not that they don't have the right to attack anything. this is number one, number 2, they attack been civilian, building, civil building, n for susie in the market and some other places in the doing. so it's not correct. they're attacking julian people with are they are they were in the military or civilian checking in people on this you meant they don't have the right to do that? no, you're absolutely right. forgive that. i didn't mean to sound for that, or no, it's actually be made on the serial. i told it's a little bit about, you know, these earthquakes. now these have been like they've been massive casualties in to here, which we don't mainstream media but also in syria as well. how these, what this lots of sanctions blowing supplies of aid. now with this miss, all like,

i mean, how do you think was a correlation here? i mean, is a getting to syria or all these sanctions affecting the country in, in getting a to them of course, so called action. and they said it was from getting the 8 o'clock and before that, the sanction that the western country and the united states are punishing julia for not being what they want. it's i think all the syrian people, number one, and they are also at 15 of them. and the way that we can are important that we can help the people who are injured by this. and this is crime,

according to the international ad, according to the principles of the united states. because this is legal sanctions and the, the are the are thank you so much for joining us here. i don't see, i saw it will cost us for for your time. ok, let's move on now. so other important do of moves from the don't boss front lines this week. washing trips with wagner group slices. didn't there. so to push it to, to be a significant village of part of school, the car on saturday, near the major city of our, to the plane. how the city also known as bach once is located in the done us republic, one of the dumbest dumbass territories that recently voted to join the russian federation. the latest of all why russian troops has from provide the remaining,

you 20 minutes, you supply routes for kids garrison there. it also paves the way for new russian offensive in the area. you're going to have been taking heavy casualties in our to most with concerns, openly voice by western officials and mainstream media outlets. a warning there are disturbing images i had now this on verify video shows scores of dead ukrainian soldiers and wouldn't coughing, ready to be sent back to the cleaning. so i mean, a lot of wagner fighters are advancing. the group's head says, are to mosque, could be completely surrounded within the coming days. you might use was over there about 90 battalions inside around the mood that's about 40 up to 50000 people. the enemy draws up new reserves every day. we couldn't circle

back, move in march or april, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. they're getting you weapons now. you can be 100 percent. sure. we will destroy these leopard's correspondent english. i have got a rare opportunity to speak with the head of the wagner group in person. he gave his take on the situation on the front lines and describe how his fight is that the way in combat operations. the few years ago this group was more mythical than real. now we stand in a large warehouse greeted by the head of the van company himself. the occasion is solemn, commemorating the self sacrifice of 2 hero pilots. the no man left behind principle in case of the wagner group had applies not just to personnel, but to symbolic relics of war like the remains of this russian bama jet. it was shut down by the ukrainian forces during the fighting for the city of berkeley mood

. one the pilots realised that while they were doomed, they directed the burning machine towards the enemy, towards their military column dying heroically themselves well taking a bunch of foes with them. ukraine had already returned with honors the bodies of the pilots. the jets debris though could only be retrieved now, as the wagner group is closing in on our chops, we're running for more than one 3rd, this is flight $48.00. the guys have her worldly, fulfill their desk, having cries to blame the enemy, territory rowing their military convoy. it's now time to commemorate what they have done. what in our charm of score, buck mote, it's wagner verses the entirety of ukraine's military might. no man knows the situation on the ground better than the group's chieftain, precaution, local friends above astro, bahamas one. why is it important?

it's easy to paralyze the korean army and it's already paralyzed. the enemy is deploy reserve troops but were advancing in different directions every day. somewhere it's 50 meters and somewhere it's $100.00. we're fighting for each house . for each square meter, there is a fortified area in every yard. then we see another familiar face. a fighter who starred in was believed to be a ukrainian propaganda video. the footage purported to show him being brutally executed, bludgeon to death. alive well and back in the ranks, he himself debunked the fake. when i was captured, they beat me. i was tortured and pressed into saying what they wanted me to say. i got many threats. they threatened to kill me and dismember my body and paused to footage on line from my family to see. we're through the loo. oh yes,

sure. decorated wagner command is also mingle in the room. they all are very aware of the new batch of heavy western weapons, though soon have to face of the battlefield. wagner's commander of artillery with the smoke, hence his men, have plenty of experience countering cruise using nato made weapons from what a true cover this is not the 1st time we have encountered nato artillery. so we came here prepared when, thanks to lessons from previous experience against other nato artillery. i'm not going to say which one, but we met more than once and we met some more powerful artillery than the ones here on this front. i'm not going to share the details, but that experience has taught us a lot unusual, based on that we have developed. well, life itself has forced us to develop new tactics for conducting artillery combat operations. no one here showed any disrespect or disregard to the pho skill. yet no one doubts. wagner will come out victorious,

ambiguous done of reporting from the dom bus. r t indian government has accused the b, b. c of tax evasion, saying the british state book also failed to pay sufficient duties on income in the south asian country. during the course of a survey, the department gathered several evidences which indicate that tax has not been paid on certain remittances which have not been disclosed as income in india. the fact that asian allegations have commonly rising tensions over a controversial documentary by the british will call about indians by mister, nor andrew moody and the revolt. medea hindu is accused of discriminatory policies against muslims as well. the 1st of his principal palsy has assisted the case is not in any way tardy ation for those claims. the v. b, i've been doing a lot ation a while you should've done for breaking news. it is been indulging in,

in, in a sense. it's been, you know, what we could call in the region of profit. i'm done putting a link of financial my go. so that is about compliance with taxes in this country. document fee, which is based on $2.00 quad is based on one side and i can you know, to boss of the financial mishandling or should in the next thing that it is going to some documentary sensually shows up when, while lot has to go, roughly denied that there's any link between the b b c documentary or another 2002, which was prior to that. in fact, we spoke about trying to set these role in the community itself. but then of course, he was the chief minister of good dropped off at that documentary. and currently

the surveys that are being carried out will be c. offices a both in new delhi as well as a boom by what they're saying is that this is government, nor through the acting out of revenge as it is being pointed out in several publications. even the opposition in their own expected lines, really doing that. but essentially what, what he's saying is that the government had to do that, even if they could have just done it way back. you know, they didn't have to wait for all these weeks really. also, what they're trying to see is the b, b, c, a white being employs and sean stack says, you know, by off roading of them be their employees as free lancers, for example. and ddc has been a long time offender. and every time a sylvie is conducted by the tax department, it is carried out only when there are repeated violations. so the question to be being off is why did b b c nor respond to all the notices that were being sent to them?

or remember at this stage, the tax, the baldwin, the docs officials, are calling you to. so are we not to read oral surge air in my quantization, which has all for now while i was the national spokesperson of the park, the jones body, he's categor or guy categorically denied any link between the bbc document. re add these surveys that are being carried out was essentially saying is that nobody know broadcaster is above the law of the land you've a foreign company is working in india. they have to comply by the rules by the tax rules. and if you're not doing that, that india has the right to conduct. so wave of the so called raids as they're being called on the company paging has slammed to the us government saying washington is either escape good china ill to attention away from

his own domestic blunders aging for the masses. said washington stood up unwarranted. his syria about the so called chinese balloon instant in order the flex public concerns about smoke bidding from a massive train wreck in ohio vision when i'm kind. yeah. how is it that the u. s. can see balloons flying at an altitude of 800000 meters, but it ignores a vinyl chloride mushroom cloud over ohio. the usaa down the times balloon is asked space obligations that it was a recall since device beijing eyes maintain. that was simply a, with the blue of course, then later, so the on identify fund objects were supported in north american ass base and were also taken out by us defenses. so he should have also supposed try is connection to those. so who you are pose has been rife in mainstream media. now. meanwhile,

the train derailment in ohio closed the release of large amounts of toxic chemicals in the air, and slew a few days. acer officials set the remaining chemicals at the site of fire and what they described as a controlled book to prove it further contamination that sent a flu, thick black smoke gluing into the sky a while later the states government said it was safe for residents to return to the local fed not been told the whole truth about the potential risks i feel like with it was just a big run around. like i feel like a lot of the questions that were asked where people's rantings and just speaking in circles, the answers that were given were things that we've already been told we all just want answers. i think that's what everybody here wants is just answers. i honestly

feel that the policy in the police department, the fire department, all the 1st responders, don't have the answers to give us because i don't think they know they're not getting the street answers either. the goal is highlighting all the dissolves in ohio has stood smooth internet me some of the 1st criticizing the approaches intentionally burning the toxic chemicals. others directly marks us present. joe biden play off the u. f. o rhetoric and suggesting he could have been abducted by aliens. we heard from the vice chairman of the shanghai center of international studies. now the wong, he says, u. s. government simply trying to distract the american people away from more pressing domestic issues. or i think it's very unfortunate that the u. s. government should have use the balloon incident to, to distract people's attention on some disasters in the domestic market. well,

let's face it. i mean, in a while, the context of this actually shows how difficult the relationship between china and the us are at the most. and it just takes, you know, people and the governments to think about what is more important. what is their mission? as a country government, which i believe is to, to look after its own people and their interest in this balloon incident l. lou and drama, as i would call it, is really getting ridiculous. the ohio incident also is vog mass outrage on line with some quizzes in washington. it should be focusing more on the message problems instead of foreign policy. those like the money to you. great. i don't want to see ukraine flags in ohio anymore.

the government gave you crate money for weapons instead of using it to fix or train tracks and trains. now we have one of the worst disasters in the history of our country. reporter on the ground in east palestine says the entire town smells like chemicals. instead of sending the next 1000000000 to ukraine, we should send it to ohio. it's been nearly 2 weeks, and mayor pete has yet to go to east palestine, ohio. perhaps they should consider changing the name of their town to ukraine if they want to bite and regime to pay better attention. train derailment in ohio while another $10000000000.00 goes to military contractors for ukraine, money laundering. that i'll see you a hello, the u. s. i, c and 5, chemical emergency splunk, those a freight carrier hazardous materials derailed in michigan as ours over a fine gulf. the plastics warehouse in florida and quickly stood uncle. several acres of land, a form, a u. s. national candidate,

fisher funding and says these are moses is, will have long term consequences for local well, what matters there is what actually is getting into the water table. what is actually draining into the soil. and those are 2 different issues. gases are going to affect people differently. you're going to have niger headache, you're going to have burning of the lung tissue. you're going to have short term symptoms of that nature. but long term, if those chemicals rain down or the ford out in any capacity into the soil, people on the ground, they know some things up. they might not know the direct chemistry, but they know that something doesn't look right. it doesn't smell right. it doesn't feel right. i think that the, by the ministration right out of the gate, they didn't start from doing something, right? they started less than 0. so if you project that out, you start, you start a wrong, you're going to finish even more wrong. and i think that everything from the foreign relations policy that you're talking about to the domestic issue that we

have going on right now we're, they're really turning a blind item in ways. it's just part and parcel of the entire trajectory that the administration has has just been going from bad to worse. in my opinion, spain has been accused of taking advantage of its position as a child's roll through cleaning and going through the black sea cordele. we supply as it was supposed to have gone to some of the wolf poorest nations, our report to be ended up being used to feed pigs on spiral farms. also want to read a rental mazda insight on the issue. remember all the talk about how critical it was to get ukrainian grain shipped out of ukraine to feed the hungry in africa and asia. well, according to the latest real time data published by the united nations black sea green initiative, joint coordination center, the top 3 destinations for ukrainian grain are china, spain,

and turkey. and those 3 countries alone represent 46 percent of all exports. so we're talking, all exports being roughly $700.00 plus shipments of grain. china acts as the gateway to asia and turkey acts as the gateway to africa. but what's the deal with spain? spain domestically produces more than enough of the grain that it needs to feed its own people with grain for people, accounting for just about a quarter of all the countries domestic consumption, the rest of the grade that the country produces goes to feed its livestock. and notably, pigs, spain is routinely ranked as one of the top, if not the top port producing country in the entire world. which means that with all this grain being imported into spain, from ukraine, now it's hard to escape the conclusion that the countries literally picking out on ukrainian grain. and it's not like this is about making sure that cute little pigs

roaming freely around the spanish countryside. don't go hungry, it's not about taking the food out of their mouths. more grain just basically means that more pigs can be churned out for port to the economic benefit of madrid and ultimately to the european economy. which of course is great for europe. but what exactly was growing spain's pork industry used as a reason to unblocked ukrainian grain? last month, spain was able to increase its meat exports by 79 percent overall. and that's in part due to its ability to meet china's demands, to sell a 124 per cent, more spanish port to beijing compared to the same period last year. again. wonderful for the spanish economy, but not exactly following the spirit or the letter of the deal to unblock ukrainian

grain to feed. the poor. russian president vladimir putin has repeatedly raised the issue of food from ukraine being misdirected. but i did give you a hearing over, was you my screen and almost sole grain exposure from ukraine is south north of the developing and poorest countries. but to the european union states on the 2 ships out of $87.00 below that as part of the you and the world food program. i'd like to say that just like money repeat countries. so a previous decade and centuries hacked at us colonize us. so they continue to do today to feel so just how much ukrainian grain is getting to the countries that need it most. well collectively they're getting about 15 percent of the total export volume, which works out to roughly one percent each. but guess is proud of those efforts, spain. here's the status we're minister patting himself and ukrainian authorities on the back last fall for their humanitarian initiative. green from ukraine. spain

joins ukraine and the rest of its allies in this program, which is an honor, an immortal testament to ukraine's commitment against hunger in the world, even as it fights against russia's aggression and its indiscriminate shelling of exploit logistics infrastructure, which endangers millions of people who depend on ukrainian products, but hey, if hungry nations are getting a short changed on the grain, maybe they're at least getting some of the pork from spain after the pigs are done . stuffing their faces with it. apparently not. china is the top importer of poor, followed by japan, and then european countries like italy, germany and poland. so if the intent is truly to feed the hungry rather than just benefit europe's economy, the current ukrainian grain scheme is really missing the mark. the some african countries phase or potentially devastating famine. the eastern nation of somalia recently hit by consecutive droughts is now approaching what the british charge has

described as one of the worst humanitarian crisis in recent history. over $700000.00 people that are believed to be facing starvation. several 1000000 are in need of urgent assistance or the route such as the international rescue committee, action against 100 have war the another 1000000 people on the continent including in nigeria, ethiopia, and south saddam are also on the brink of famine. we heard from a residence of some african countries about what they thought of those reported spanish policies. they express outrage that pigs and commercial interests could be prioritized over the lives of starving people. i think as disgusting, you know, for, for human beings to be starving. and for the, for the president, although the priority to be fixed, i think that is completely unacceptable. i

think it's rather disturbing because, you know, as africans with different needs more than what's currently available to us to consume by then if you really think about it, if that food is really going to pigs, it's almost like putting, you know, the value of human beings to that of like a more out of the think big things more important than us human being for us. he of a danish media outlets, a shown, a cleaning commando wearing terrorist insignia and a story about troops. j, an interview about what his unit needs. an officer identified as it is seen with the day on patch, the se one used by the terrorist organizations in the middle east. this.