ah, ah ah, the dallas top headlines right now as nigeria wait to see who will lead it with vote counting underway early results from the country's presidential and parliamentary elections are coming in palestinian authorities did alan's israeli settlers for that ha ha, violent riots overnight in the west to find out who water which left at least one palestinian dead, but wounded wet over off. 100. put your thought. we are not afraid of them. is really army or protecting the settlers. but if you try to protect yourself, the army will attack you and spray you with gas. this is oppression. they are

attacking us inside our houses and you have no right to defend yourself. although without program german chancellor, olaf sholtes seeks to convince prime minister no ranger modi to side with the west against russia. but the indian leader refrains from condemning moscow saying new daily is ready to contribute to a peace process amid the ukraine on with it is i just have to 5 pm on monday here at moscow. and it's always so good to have your company pick up your stories zonati international. we do started this our program with some of the very latest news from the general elections in nigeria. a vote counting is under way to basically determine the next president and parliament dove africa most populous nation. ah.

so we have the preliminary results showing the ruling party candidate coming out on top and 3 of his southwestern strongholds of the people as the democratic parties. i t who i bought my car one of majority in the state of ocean, but also in kut siena, the labor parties. kind of peter obey got the most votes in the country's largest city of logos. now this does mark the 1st time since 1999 that a party backed by mister to new bu a to time governor that has not won the state. and off these africa corresponding catabolic taquila who's currently in lago, explains the city's importance in these elections. thing about when lay was, is that no political party has ever won that nigeria and local elections by not winning legal state. that's how important lego state is, gets the most popular. they, it is way everybody flocks for better. you hold on, i'll put unity for better livelihood. for opportunity in general. this is the party

. this is the stage rather than hold most of those of those promises for the great todd nigerian populace and winning the state is very, very important. and in a sense label as written history in a sense that they were able to achieve this, even though they do not have such an age and need in others story in other things. but the thing is, story. the thing that must be remembered is that it is written in nigeria, federal law. it is federal law that no party, regardless of how many bomb it gets that no single party is able to win the national elections if it does not achieve with 25 percent of the vote in at least 24 states. that means that means that miss up to new as a spends could when the elections, if we were counting lowly on majority numbers. but if he does not need that

threshold, that allows him to win 25 percent in at least $24.00 states. he will not be president, and that puts the call about car in the, in the front seat as it were. and it leaves him, even though he's got a lower percentage in terms of numbers, it leaves him in the lead so much to know who really has some work to do, but still has some groundwork to do if it's going to claim emily to tennessee with regards to winning this particular election, and that is something that is all you a federal law. now we understand that some states will still be going to count that some states will still be going ahead and conducting the elections all over again. due to a myriad of reasons from disruption to intimidation,

to violence. but these electrons do not really has a favorable light on the independent national electoral commission. it leaves them really with more questions than answers as to what was supposed to happen because you have the officials of the electoral commission. the officials themselves saying that they did not even get their stipend, that they were basically was to conduct the elections on a hungry stomach that they were not given adequate security. that they were supposed to conduct the security and conduct the elections in the very same breath . and that they were not good to be able to conduct such in, in the face of this myriad of issues that phase them. but that is only one of the, of the issues here that, that faces these elections. and that is, in the con you state that is most prevalent that you find most of those issues. but

still, the chairperson of the independent electoral commission continues to, to count the numbers to count the votes and, and also declare things even though the party asian in that same a brute home race center. i really denying him the opportunity to do jazz just a bit out here, we heard from local voters, but also some of nigerian top officials about the country's 1st use of electronic voting machines during the selection. i name shoot this in to more into a technology. so that they can be able to get it right. like and then just having issues like of, of the alex, are we having issues or polluting to arizona yesterday which will become more jacqueline saying to nigeria. and i think it is our areas. i nature walk on and see how they can improve on that from people. i find it very difficult to login on that

some people have also complained that that's some of the date is also a cleaning and good luck. and so i don't know what the technical issues are. i don't know what the technique i did this at the moment i go back to our situation room we, i v i t people on bruce way in charge of the of the pop out with that way. we have challenges. i leave after alleges. i want to find out the mitchell boost alleges i love to have done, really listen to them. and in those challenges as well my, my, my, i'm slightly deficient when it comes to disrupt technology. when i hear about international will keep going in, you are coverage of the nigerian actions hero nazi throughout the day with all the very latest results. you can always log on to ocoee dot com the latest. otherwise, ortiz numerous telegram chance. hey, what's good to have you with us to day. so now to the middle east,

where palestinian authorities have well condemned a rum page by israeli settlers in the west bank town of who water on sunday saying the israeli government is fully responsible for what they are calling a terrorist act. at least one, palestinian was killed more than a 100. others were wounded off the violence. it rocked it overnight. we can show you the following footage, with iowa building and dozens of burnt out cars at the bottom. multiple homes were set ablaze also and further damage done by the settlers. locals say the israeli army was actually protecting the attackers and not the palestinians. diana, we are not afraid of them, the israeli army, or protecting the settlers. but if you try to protect yourself, the army will attack you and spray you with gas would. this is oppression. they are attacking us inside our houses and you have no right to defend yourself. and as you can see, the area here, hello, be forced, the doors will be broke. every thing though,

they burned warehouses in shortly. they have burned belongings, of our neighbor in his new b, m, w, car bugs. may god compensate him whole. as you can see, they have burnt the facade of the building, among other damage, not if itself mom. i was here yesterday when the incident occurred. i didn't know how to escape as they closed immediately, all roads and exits. so i was obliged to stay here among did i have locked the door? and after the settlers came to burn things, they set fire to all the wood. i had the car and burnt the area. so a group of israelis rated the town attacking locals and starting fires. and one house was reportedly told while a palestinian family was still in sign. always ready troops reportedly arrive shortly off that a pushback of the attackers and protect civilians is really fine. vanessa made a statement condemning the violence calling on the army to do its job. he also promised to find those guilty

ah ah, dismissal. we came home from work as usual, then it was after evening prayers. suddenly we saw from the main street mob settlers. we heard the sound of things break in and shooting. there was streaming a noise, got louder. we heard women screaming from one or 2 houses. there were 7 or 8 of them. we came to see what was happening. the house of one resident abdullah sir, and his sky was set ablaze around it. there were 50 or 6, the settlers were thing, they set it on fire. we picked up some stones and confronted them. the same thing happened to our brother a bo ahmad. his son was wounded, his shoulder was injured. the settlers beat him up. women's studies criminal inside

their houses because they were alone home. so our residents were broken into the broken windows of the houses that burned some houses completely. they burned every failure. abdullah so scar, they said it blaze. there is nothing left. they entered our houses. you see the stone, they threw it in here. they broke everything with them. this is ethnic cleansing, but thank god the people are resilient. this is all land and we will stay on it. the destruction and chaos came just hours after 2 israeli were killed in a drive by shooting in the same town to understand they were gun down and a drive by with a manhunt still underway for the suspects of the chaos on sunday took place after the act up a summit in which specials from both israel and palestine all will ill took part in a joint communicate off to the summit. both sides reaffirm the importance to deescalate and prevent further violence. they also confirmed the need to end the

unilateral measures for a period of up to 6 months included a commitment from israel to stop any news settlements for full months. however, the israeli prime minister netanyahu, along with other top officials in the country denies tel aviv is planning to freeze any settlement expansion construction and regulation in judea. and samaria will continue according to the original planning and construction schedule without any changes. there has and will not be any freeze is no settlement, freeze or change in the status quo and the temple mount. and those no limitation on the i d. f activities in the coming months. ease royal will authorize 9 out posts and will approve 9500 new housing units in judea and samaria. what happened in jordan if it happened, will remain in jordan or just a bit earlier in this program, i was speaking to doctor i lonely l. fuller, director general of israel's foreign ministry. now he says that the power in the

country is held by an ultra nationalist coalition. what do you make of netanyahu was words concerning the statement made by israeli officials off to the summit. it seems that the expansion of settlements will continue to sink at this stage. it was los the meanings. anything there is where the government says or the prime minister says, has to be checked on the grounds. in this such a bed wrinkled offspring twisting things a spinning it. the only thing that matters is what's going on on the ground and on the ground from what we see around us. things are going on more settlements, more of the militia, in the outcome is that the population in there was

a growing all the time. and as you saw yesterday, my becoming will is. so i think it, the word to judge is where only needs long on its words. what, what do you think motivates netanyahu's actions and the statements? i mean, is it possible that then yahoo is policies are an accurate reflection of public opinion in israel? i think you should think in terms of the coalition locking terms of money out to the right of miss danielle there, is it good really? all too i must listy who can talk and hear anything and he's totally in the hands. so even he, if he thinks that what was done yesterday night is exaggerated or

expanding settlement at this stage, you've exaggerated he can look at briefly and the coalition of nationalists and religious over a religious a parties. it is the coalition that he created. and this is the coalitional that the safeguarding game politically, lee, good. because the fact that they stared together is the only way that he can avoid it the grice of way, the wrote the legal wrong doings that the deep egypt foreign minister met with serious president bashar alas, sad and turkey as foreign minister on monday. it's mocking the 1st visit to the 2 countries in a decade by a top egyptian diplomat. now, the egyptian diplomat as our full cautious trip, as quote, showing solidarity of brotherly people. egypt was among those who 1st delivered to humanitarian aid to syria, despite the fact that it broke off ties with syria after the arab spring and 2011

of shook re also visited turkey, pointing to another shift in egypt. foreign ties there. he met with a turkish foreign minister where the 2 visited the port city of medicine, where an egyptian ship arrived on monday to deliver aid. well, i was talking to doctor mac and bought ross, a professor of political science at hel, one university who says the visits symbolized as a restoration of the relationship between syria and countries of the arab league. restoration of the syrian membership in the arab league. as a matter of fact, that the report been mentioned that the speaker of the parliament in egypt are the people's assembly, the are the parliament in egypt at the lower house. when to see the as well, not only the foreign minister, but we are talking about a foreign, a relationship that egyptian 40 relationship that encounters

a brother back to the out of and saying that we will gradually reduce the resistance of other other countries to celia. because of you, we all know that her celia had a conflict with the gulf states, so they were resisting that celia comes back. in addition to this, there is an embargo, again, celia from the international unity, the caesar's actions are they are trying to resolve this issue and storing celia back into the out of the park. shifting gears now to the conflict in ukraine where drones stripes have been reported in the early hours of monday, across multiple regions of the country. explosions were heard in the capitol, kiya as well as in various other areas. you can see right there on the map of this

comes as local authorities confirmed a drone attack in just one region without specifying if there had been any damage while in russia, ukrainian forces, shell, the town, and the region of his upper orgy. you see the aftermath of that attack that hit 8 university building. ukrainian artillery reported a use cluster munitions to bombard that student facility. now, according to local officials, at least 10 shell struck the roof of the building. but as we understand here at our tea international, no reports on any casualties. well, this all comes amid intensifying battles on that. don bass front lines. the artes iraq down off is in the lookouts were public to witness russian rocket artillery systems being used in the combat zone. the frontend to look guns, republic presents the ultimate challenge in military mass, icy country roads turn to swampy mud and freeze again in a span of hours. low lands are covered with fog. down toes and snow falls,

impede visibility, paralyzing the work of sports and anti tank crews. all this and more has to be factored into the gargantuan equation by both sides. russia planning in advance, and ukraine holding defensive lines. for these grad walker launches can hit targets up to 40 kilometers away. not only does this range provide relative safety, but also flexibility in picking the best firing position, with the best conditions. with

these grad crews will they make an immediate escape? very often here in the dumbass, everything that separates you between life and death is just minutes. ukrainian forces can be very precise and very quick with return fire. even with the grown camera is blinded by weather rushes, command centers pack plenty of intelligence data. the frontline is vast, but there's only a handful of places where a key forces have developed a habit of masking their equipment at a bottom and think soon of work intensively. we have multiple goals if we constantly push the enemy, we're satisfied with our results. so then we hit both infantry and ukrainian military equipment. so at a russia has amassed a powerful 5 fist here and is no probing ukraine's defenses. keep troops and turns

scatter their perimeters with hundreds of mines. a clear sign that they've abandoned hopes they once cherished to deal another blow to the russian army. here i'm a good done of reports from the dumbass oxy. what is good at your company for this program here on our tea? guess what eel on must cause cold it as he sees it, the world's richest tycoon has designated the regime change in new crane back in 2014. a qu, that election was arguably dodgy, but no question that there was indeed a clue. well, those words are from a lot masika found him once again at the center of attention this time in key of a frequent critic of a u. s. foreign policy with a social media platform of his own received immediate backlash from one of the ukraine's presidential advisors. who reply that the violet,

my don square events in 2014, we're a manifestation of freedom. free societies influence states via di, local reelections, in slight societies take to the streets to get rid of repressive states. this is the basis of freedom, ellen musk. they have never been cruise in ukraine, but they have always being free. people stop reading russian newspapers well. so the coup in question did take place in 2014, when van ukrainian president general cove, which was overthrown, following deadly and chaos, riots and the violence on the streets was directly supported by washington with multiple us lawmakers and government officials visiting the ukrainian capital at that time in fact, in the words of us deputy secretary of state victoria newland, quote, washington, actually midwife. that qu, meanwhile, according to moscow, the main force responsible for violence on the streets. and classes with police were radical nationalists. nevertheless,

the day before. busy the ukrainian president, yet no coverage was overthrown. his government actually signed an agreement with the opposition. the deal was broken by the european union and russia. among the thomas was an agreement to initiate early presidential elections. however, the protesters did not fulfill the agreement as they stormed and occupied government buildings and following the withdrawal of police and president cobra eventually had to flee the country because of the dangers he faced. scott: well, whatever you do, don't call it a qu. that sa, washington has attempted to shape the media narrative, according to former us marine corps intel officers, scott ritter, the latest episode of ortiz, the modus operandi. he says the u. s. establishment used as other ways to describe the al staying of the democratically elected government. so that can justify it's fully fledged to support. you can watch the full episode on r t dot com for our quick preview. it's a 4 letter word, it's

a dirty word. there's a lot of negative connotation attached to it. many us supported crews in the past of produce the leadership that has been embarrassing to the united states. it's also something that tries in the face of a international law cou implies that we are actively supporting a military junta to forcefully take over from a government oftentimes a democratically elected government. we don't want to encourage that anymore, so we speak of regime change. in the case of my dawn and in the ukraine in 2014, we speak of a revolution, a regime change where the people ousted the pro russian. you know the victory on a co, which we don't admit that it was a coup d'etat are carried out by ultra training, ocean, ultra nationalists,

so funded and supported by the united states. one would be a blatant violation of international law. the other one is the lawful expression of free will by a sovereign people. all right, before we wrap up with ours program, let's get to this story because the german chancellor left shulty travel to india on saturday to or should we say, convince the country's prime minister in a dr. modi to side with the west against russia. however, modi stated that india maintains a neutral stance and is ready to contribute to an even mediate a piece process for ending the conflict in ukraine. you see, be shan't be for korea me since the beginning of the development since the crane. india has insisted on resolving this dispute through diary and diplomacy. your brain day is ready to contribute to any beast process. we have also agreed that reform of multilateral institutions is necessary to reflect global realities in a better way. this is evident from our active participation within the g for

through form, the un security council. exactly. if i get that letter had the story right out right now to our office, our intern shot him a. she has more on house. sholtes seized the chance to blame moscow for the global energy crisis and food and security. while was noting here that many cargo ships carrying grain continue to go to europe and not to the poorest countries that needed the most. there are one, chancellor essentially said that he wants to deepen economic and political ties with india. how so on his to day was it or the weekend and this was his 1st with it ever since sir. are taking gun or taking office and 2021 a centrally both the countries signed some agreements, wind also solar and dumb. in fact, green hydrogen sector. now this meeting between the german chancellor as well as the prime minister of india and adding to 40 if don't please, just

a day after the anniversary of russia's offensive ukraine. now the german chancellor says that the conflict to is hurting developing countries and that it's also causing go fuel as well as food shortages in these countries. but to member where the green wessel of gore the wrestles full of greens from ukraine, from unblocked boards. in fact, they were going north to the starving countries of africa, but mainly to europe in the thought the world is suffering as a consequence of russia's aggression. a very important question is securing the supply of food and energy. we have to make sure that countries in asia, africa, and america not too strongly and negatively impacted by the terrible war of aggression that russia started against ukraine here. and that the impact is not too negative for them. supply shortages is thus the one priority of our work fall off. shots also retreated about have commitment or ceiling the deal between europe as

well as you look in union as well as in the, the free trade deal. and why do they want to do that? essentially because of course he is going to stranded use ties with in the indoor specifically june. but more importantly, they believe that by doing so, they can further isolate ma school. so basically reading in the, we're from russian alms add energy, but it doesn't want that. there's a clear answer to that. no, in fact, as far as 5 minutes to the movie during his with his consent, why do you set that conflict should be sold with dialogue and diplomacy. but, you know, keeping in line with the countries approach to now, he in fact, refrain from saying anything against russia now. meanwhile, last week, there was also a g 20 of the finance minister's needs in india. and while the finance sheets had a lot to ponder bod, discuss economic problems. but what really happened was that all that good or

shadowed by the western demands for india to condemn russia and taken a supple stance. and it's refused to comment on the incident. and so germany's leadership try to pressure india now render a moti, to comply with western sanctions against russia. but why would they? europe is still buying russian energy, but they're buying it through. india does make you think a little go program returns at the top of the out with my name is frank, i'm a retired from philadelphia. got in the movement in 80 age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believed that we're in this race. we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless,

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