ah, a 3 year with a 12 year old girl is killed by ukrainian shelling and rushes bell garad region outside ski. ed's force is also launching barrage of rockets up the city of done yet killing one in drink 11 more in full according to local officials. also ahead on the program, it was only only one logical which suspect to begin with how to be nato and united states, because russia would never do that towards on pipeline. if you have veteran journalist jo loria who interviewed the award winning writer seymour hearse on his north stream pipeline to sabotage investigation,

he believes nato led by the u. s. is the only logical suspect. the rage against the war machine in washington dc is in full swing, drawing thousands of people to march to the white house live pictures right now. you can see ron paul speaking and addressing the crowds. those in attendance are calling for the billions of dollars in legal aid. going to have to be stop live reaction from washington dc coming up in the program with bringing you the top stories for the past 7 days and writes up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly warranty. we begin with fe, project development from russia's belgrade border region, where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurred in the village of nova,

yet to vote on the local governor said the girl had been in the streets talking on the phone to her father when 9 shells were fired up the area. bats. as in don bass, local officials say the city of done yet was targeted with a barrage of 40 ukrainian rockets also on sunday, leaving one person dead and 11 injured. the attack spark the fire of the prosecutor's office in the central district of the city. a library of park student holes and multiple residential buildings were hit as well. or correspondent sit down has more not all, not shelling on the current situation and knew each the city of dynette has once again come under a heavy artillery attack. the ukrainian side has launched about 40 rockets towards the city center. they managed to hit the prosecutor general's office along with a bunch of schools kindergartens. a dormitory and several civilian apartment buildings moved to just get them still knew that the projectile fell

a 100 meters away from us. we miraculously survived the 1st we heard the incoming sound and then they started ahead. he was deafening and very strong. my friend panic to be honest, me too well, you know, when it arrives so the was trembled. yes. and then we went out into the corridor and the whole left wing. it was in smoke because the plaster had fallen everywhere . we went down to the 3rd and the 2nd floor to tell people to come down and then went down to the 1st floor. there were no casualties because no one lives here. it's an empty floor, an empty wing after the last attack, there was no one left here. the previous attack happened on december. the 18th, i guess. now see, the thing is the front line lies very, very close to the city with certain districts being mir kilometers away were from where the most of the fighting happens. now the city center which came under the shelling today, it has sort of roomed immune from such attacks for a while. just a quick reminder,

the city has been shelled relentlessly by the ukrainian side to self the since the civil strife broke out in ukraine. back in 2014, with the attacks intensifying since russia launched a. it's a military campaign in ukraine. now again, the city center for throughout these years it has been immune from these attacks because while the ukrainian side couldn't reach it with the weapons that it had. but since the nato made artillery fell into the hands of ukrainian troops. well, the entire territory of dynette is vulnerable. there are several hotspots all across the front line. it arguably the biggest hot spot is right now. the city of buck moved or tom of sc. there. it says the domain of rushes, wagner's company, and they are showing some really impressive results there. we've just returned from the village of paris, chavira guy. it is a small town, but very important. it hasn't changed hands quite recently. and basically,

it allows of the russian forces to kind out well to flank the city of buck moved from the north. as another divisions of the wagner company are attempting the same from the south. now the city of our toll mosque is already while it is, the situation has come close to it being as surrounded there, of course, quite a few settlements and villages and towns that have to change hands and fall into the hands of the wagner grew. but they are, well, they are showing results and they are moving forward. now at the same time i hear in the la guns republic the main hotspot. uh well, it stretches from the town of cream and night towards the town of spots of around the town of cream. and i, the russian forces have also managed to show some gains in the forest or in the national park. this is wood used to be before the war and before the mines that have been buried in its soil and there be russian regular army is moving forward

slowly, taking over one ukrainian stronghold after the other. and also the russian troops in the past week or so, it has managed to come back and gain a foothold in the hike of region capturing a couple of villages. just a quick reminder, of course, this happens after russia's retreat from the region last year. in the fall, a european parliament minister from ireland has lush, tight at the institution, for its quote, subservient behavior towards the u. s. in light of recent revelations, or by the noise stream, explosions, a surprise winning report or sima hearse. probably the most legendary investor journalist alive just published a report that presents detail claims that on president biden's orders to us with norway's help blew up the north stream. pipelines. does the yield care these need to know who did it? or do you want to know her says the us did it because asked him,

did it asked him to do it? or are these asked him questions any more? have we become saw? subservient. has the you become so subservient to us empire. i just got the of nasty with the dentist. was seymour hurst. his investigation was published earlier this month, breaking down in detail who he sees was behind september's attacks on the pipelines . the pew letter award winning journalist report concluded the u. s. use the cover of annual nato naval drills in the baltic sea to plant c for explosives on the russian infrastructure and then destroy it. inclusion with norway. the reason being, he believes both countries are big energy suppliers and wanted to take over the lucrative e market for themselves and cut european economic ties with moscow in the process. the last thing the white house, look, i'm telling you they're never gonna say they're never going to say i surrender. they're just never gonna do it because they can't. so they're going to keep the

story going and they'll put the pressure people not to talk. and it won't matter where people talk, look, there are other people. there's a, there's a community in the pipeline business. good. they know what happened. but they, they're not going to talk because they want to keep on getting contracts. or earlier my colleague re sashay, spoke to independent journalist, jo, laurie, who was one of the 1st 2 interview seymour herse after his bomb shell report was made public was a tough interview. he's well known to be a difficult man to do interview because he goes off on a lot of tangents. but they're all very interesting. but he says, but to 0 in on something new about the his article was difficult because he's working on another piece. he's doing a follow up, but seymour was very forthcoming and a lot of areas of what you think hush is in a tough position. run isn't going to get threats. so has he been getting any threats to think now he is not on the edge because they just ignore everybody's ignoring it. like it didn't happen. whitehouse denied it. no reasons denied. it was

a white one, western media white, the western media being so quiet about joe. well, i talked to see more a lot of our interviews about the state of the media right now. and i was subservient. use that word again. that corporate board is, are towards government officials. you know, i worked for 25 years in the mainstream media for the wall street journal for the boston globe. i notes on the inside. we knew what we were expected of us to on foreign affairs. stories was to publish the official line and don't deviate from that. if you did, you're in trouble. irish m e p. make wallace a. he says the use behavior is subservient in the wake of understanding, essentially who blew up one of the biggest energy pipelines. do you think subservient is the right word here, joe? oh, yes. we already knew this, that you were western. your backs is a vassal look at germany. he all up shows the chance of stood next to biden in february of last year. was it sometime last year just before the invasion?

and he said if that, if you imagine your crane occurs, we're going to shut down north stream too. he had a also hit north street one. and he was at how can you do that? if germany controls by said, we don't worry, we can do it. we, we have other official saying similar things and she said nothing. he stood there, he allow his pipeline to be blown up. they have to know the u. s. didn't know of the suspect. but why, why, why do they seem so afraid to say something to, to push back to joe? well, 1st of all, they're still u. s. troops in europe. look at the entire post. more history was only childs the goal when you stood up to nato and take them out of france, withdrew during the area of the lead up to the rock of may. 2003, germany and france joined russia and china to vote against their resolution to authorize the invasion of iraq. those are the only 2 times in 506070 years now, where western european lead is decided to go against united states look at my call and he said in a conference that he didn't believe in regime change in,

in russia. he didn't believe a huge, always talked about an unsecured architecture in europe, and then he does nothing. so at least he speaks, even shouts made some good noises at the beginning that we have to accommodate rochard abs, security interests. they do nothing till their instincts might be good and they get pulled back. don't ask me that because i don't know what they have on the these people. they could destroy them. maybe they're political careers. who knows what else, but the united states has complete dominance in europe. they are hurting the german economy. they're hurting your economy because of these sanctions that have not heard russia, we're to hurting europe and european just stand there and shake it. instead of being independent sovereign block, that could have good relations with russia. i'm united states. this is what we need and this is what we don't yet. okay, what you're seeing behind me here are live images from washington dc where thousands have gathered for an anti war rally there, protesting the u. s. government's foreign interventions. 400 other big issues,

the so named rage against the war machine rally is seeking peace talks between russia and ukraine on an end to u. s. military. ready for 2 years for organized by the libertarian on people's parties, the demonstration is said to be the largest on the war rally in the u. s. since the invasion of iraq in 2003 speakers from across the political spectrum will and have been addressing that cries, including right now on your screen, senator ron poll, an ex presidential nominee till seek albert and broadcaster jimmy toward among them as well as cross live nar, to washington, and speak to john curry, arco host of the whistleblowers show, which can be seen here, an rti. these after the rally, john, good to see you. what's the general atmosphere? they're like from afar. it appears like an opt lifting type of event with the various notable speakers, the music, etc, but some huge issues of it center here. it's been a very

a surprisingly electric event today. ok. just a little bit of a connection there with john. well, try and go back, it looks as if we might be able to get him back. john, can you hear me there? it's unit here in the studio. i can. yeah, thank you. sorry about that. otherwise you, i would say that the speaker is there from across the political spectrum we just had from talking to ron paul, we had former congresswoman healthy gathered. we had former congressman dennis percentage from all across the political spectrum. he's a very serious people. they're offering serious opinions and i think they're going to be paid attention to. we all know that there are weekends or sundays are valuable when you work the whole week, but people have come, i have given them up. what's the main issues that's, that's got them doing the job. i think that so many of the people here just do not

understand why this administration and not just this administration, but also republicans, even in congress, are willing to give a blank check to the ukrainian government known around the world for its corruption . that's not according to me, that's according to the united nation. when we have the infrastructure that's falling a part of this country, we have sub standard roads and hospitals and airports and schools. and we lack medical care for so many millions of americans. so they're asking these important questions. why spend this money to ukraine when we need it right here at home? yeah, there are tax money. incredibly, even talking about peace appears toxic. now among the mainstream media. yeah, i'm just saying john, a talking about peace appears toxic. not

a strains is not among the mainstream media. can you send stuff frustration yet? oh, my gosh, yes. you know, we used to say that publican party was the party of neo conservative war mongers. well, now the democratic party is the party of neo liberal munger. this is something that the 2 parties, the few mainstream parties agree on, is the ever and the war. we have a permanent war time economy here in the united states. and finally, people are beginning to stand up and say enough, this is just wrong. we heard there from senator, we were watching him us you were speaking as well. senator ron paul, i believe just finished. he's among the many well known eloquent forces for peace and hawkish. foreign policy. will people in power listen well, people in power are

a different breed. we. we hear these speeches from the likes of ron paul and dennis contin. it's and tell us to gabbert and we hope for the back. but the 2 parties that are currently represented in congress are not listening to those voices. that's why we need to stay here in the street and promote the cause of john. i appreciate you coming to the show and giving us a sense of what's happening a bigger and bigger arriving there. it appears in washington dc, john curry actor, a host of these wisco boys many thank you. thank you. well, let's say also cross lives now to legal and media list line or for his take on the events we've just been speaking about on the issues surrounding at lydell. welcome at to you. when it comes to coverage of this rally, will it get much? are, are the media paying attention? do they have an interest in covering it? no, no, no, none whatsoever. i was trying to find it just today is online. and it was,

it was extremely difficult. no, absolutely not. it's good, a couple of things to see non violence. no, i nothing even remotely similar to what occurred on january 6. that was good. ah, it was, it was terrific to see people actually get up and do something and not just take pictures with their phones. that being said, am i in any way, ah, anticipating drastic change, not on your life. because unit we understand what's happening, i'm talking to you. many of these people are well intended, they're good or having a good time. they understand the issues. some of them are political influence or some of them do this for a living. this is what they do. some more, some messages are far more a coherent than others. but here's the bottom line. i'm only interested in the

following people. independence, undecided middle of the road. people who are not committed. there are people on the left to the right. and if we can even use these rediculous directional signals any more, i don't know why bullets just for shorthand purposes use this because it doesn't even work anymore. to call them left and right, but there are people in the middle who are asking questions. for example, did you read the demand, the demands, or the points of this? and in no particular order, when you ask mainstream americans to disband in nato? no, you and i might say, well, that star many reasons why that might make sense and this poster soviet, no, no, no, nato is, is tantamount, is consistent within synonymous with america. to many people you're asking to disband it. how are you going to do that? nobody says how about this one, abolish war. okay, could you be

a little bit more specific? freed julian, a sorry. this is the thing which i don't understand. it is the simplest thing under the sun. to explain why a journalist has to be protected under the 1st amendment. so we throw that one in. now, this is great and i applauded. but let me give a little bit of perspective. i'm old enough to remember the vietnam war and there were vietnam protest and that 1st they said, oh, here they come again. these left these, these long hair dirty feet pops, pot, smoking, hippies who cared. let me tell you what changed when mothers and fathers and grandmothers, and nuns and priests and, and religious people said this is enough when it broke through that blood brain barrier. when people understood i get it, i understand in the american,

people are busy with a lot of stuff and i would venture to say all over the world and there's his group . people like he said in the metal, and they need to be explained to you have to use not rhetoric, not the usual stuff, not the same. listen, i know little bit about performing and sometimes when you go out with a group of people, you're going to say that which makes them clap and applaud. meanwhile, if somebody from home says, well, let me tune and is he with these folks who are listening? they're not going to understand what you're talking about because it's, it's slogan, airing to an extent. yeah, no, no good explanation. breaking it down. absolutely. in terms of the rally now there were some media reports before ahead. busy of at line or saying that it was, it was almost like a a rag tag alliance of, at the far right on the left. seeing that as a completely negative thing, i would submit that. if that's getting people together and talking about a common theme, then it mightn't be all bad bad as well. people want to rage vent to have their say

against what they say is a quote war machine. what's wrong with us? oh no, it's nothing. it's great if that means anything, but here is the thing and unit, my friend, this is what people do not understand. i interviewed one time, robert mcnamara, he, i said, what was the biggest problem, the biggest mistake you made a vietnam and, and i'm that the, the only person you told you told us to, but he said we didn't understand what the war was about. you have to em, but thighs. we didn't understand from hotel mint point of view, it was national dom, it was a civil war. we saw it is something else. unless you explain this thing called war, you have to explain. what does war mean? why is there war? are some people goaded into it? is it self defense? is there? do you call every thing war? and when somebody says, let, let slash the pentagon slash military wait

a minute. you're also asking americans right now who have bo lose flying over and you can laugh all you want, but this scares a lot of folks. you're asking them now to strip pentagon and defense appropriations, and to and to minimize the military. now, wait a minute. this timing might be a little bit off. unfortunately, my friend, you need time and effort, an explanation and perspective. but yes, surely, eliza one, but surely, that's what people like roman paul experienced speakers in front of many audiences today is doing, trying to get that message across it's, it's whole of the mainstream media isn't covering it, but surely, little by little if that message that audience gets bigger, that can only be a good thing. it has to start somewhere at the at side to say that, you know, this is costing us a lot of money. the time when, when our living expenses are going through the roof and billions are going to kiev, surely, that must make people sit up and listen. i will take,

please don't mis underestimate me. as one president said, i want this to be positive. i want this to be the 1st step, the 1st colonel of this, of this, of this, if you will, this peaceful explosion of thought and understanding. but what i am saying is, i know enough, i know when i'm talking about, i am merely the physician or the pathologist. i'm reading the x ray. i know how these folks work. now, what i want to do is, let's have another one. and let's, i hope now, if we can do one thing, if we could somehow unleash the power of social media and media to let people know this, to let them know. information is the currency information the. this is the ammunition. when people understand what is going on, i went to whole world as a wait a minute. you mean to tell me this was going on the whole time? yes. and i didn't know this. no,

you didn't. that's what i want because ignorant is what's killing people. and a lot of times listen, i'm not trying to make fun of people, they're busy. but when you talk about war, it's good guy, bad guy, this man a key and apple dictate left, right. but people are still arguing this. russo phobic co post cold war kremlin baiting boris and natasha. nonsense. which is another problem as well. but listen, you see this right now? it's peaceful. no police. nobody withou carry helmet. no, nobody being arrested. no, nothing. no azure providers just peaceful. a communication and exchange of ideas who could ask for anything more? yeah, we will see where that leads from, from them are turned on otherwise, but thank you so much for your views. always food for thought. a whole table faulted a line or legal on media analyst. many, thanks for your time. thank you, sir. an annual summit of african union countries has wrapped up in

ethiopia. the focus was on boosting economic integration on the continent. however, there was a notable absence of 3 western african nations burkina faso guinea molly were suspended from the block due to government cruise in recent years. all 3 now since launch bids to rejoin a local reporter sent us this from the suburbs. it is a major meeting off mind designed to pull the continent on the fast, the threat to stability and prosperity. the 30 seats are enormous haitian of the african union assembly have we're all together head all to see it in the government . official from members can $32.00 at the suburbs in the opening a speech, a commission chairperson, what's a vacuum hammer, say about infrastructure energy and the digitalization of economy? will i love the rage and potential prime minister. i'll be hammered, also abreast on the conference,

talking about eat your best time to feed him on the principle of african salvation to african problem. while the physical of african solutions come problems is widely raised in the scope of conflict. it is imperative that we begin to extend this principle to a wide range of peace and secrete the issue continental for security. and for so vanity is one such issue out continent is not only will level to fit itself, but can become a big basket of the wallet. you're in secretary janet lawn pronoun terrace paul, the death emily that africa has their wells off, not for our results, but have not yet been able to use them properly. speaking off the regions, poppy show the african continent free thread agreement. it was the largest free trade area and to bring together the $55.00 countries of the african union and

a regional economy communities after the blonde is to boost into africa thread by 60 person by 2034 by eliminating almost all tardy. and the crating economy, blog posts, $1300000000.00 people with a combined gross domestic product of $3243000.00. i've got is important because we need and, and then the grid said the community to solve the program. so the importance of scott is to link, i'll click on the countries together to share i just into 6 the way to develop the country and if new initiative, new projects and does when i was going africa, country country thread all about 50 percent off goods and

a service with each job there compared to more than 65 percent with european country. and you want the bank is steady state ease. the agreement is expanded on the plan. it will balance policies of investment, competition, e commerce and intellectual property rights. deeper integration in detail would help build a pad and efficient market, improve competitiveness and attract more data for the investment by reducing risk off shifting regulation and a policies. the scenario could bring income gains off 9 person by 335 and red deals . the number of people are extra by extreme poverty, basra, mom that our i be a sub by. meanwhile, a reminder that the summit in the field be kicked off. busy with a scandal, a senior is really diplomat. the country's deputy director for african affairs was objected from the opening ceremony amid

a dispute about her accreditation. organizers later explained the israeli officials were simply not invited to the events. video was circulating on social media, shows security, a scoring to figure out of the assembly. israel's observer status in the african union has been a 40 issue in recent years, with some member states opposing its presence. israel condemned the diplomats removal, accusing south africa and algeria fueling a diplomatic spell. it sees it will summon science africa's ambassador to discuss the issue this week, laid significant blame on another country around it is sad to see that the african union has been taken hostage by a small number of extremist countries such as algeria and south africa, driven by hatred and controlled by iran, we call an african countries to stand against these actions that harm the organization of the african union itself in the entire continent. a former south

african national assembly member believes that all african union states should come together to revoke israel's observer status. well, either in the races of the state or do using the language to express yourself on its own identity. it's one character. we would hope that there would be a very strong united african voice on these undermining of any of the african african juices that he's how i hope that fish and we will have to action that all the new show escorted the delegation out of the conference will be endorsed by the entire and ticket national fish.