my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the waiting thing with a committed another terrorist. another grind googling it, but i answered at the border territory, but it was an open fire and civilian. it is breaking news here with our t international lead vladimir putin labeled those days ukrainian tide, a tax of russians to put a young breach on it as an act of terror. with rushers of security service saying, explosive devices have been discovered hidden all across the air. ukrainian group designated as a terrorist by russia fame, responsibility for this incident. that the leader being previously tied to neo nazi ideology. and now here on the program, let's go straight now to that as a g 20 meeting cover list, it was agreed that the african union will be

a full member of the g twenty's. as the e. u has been for several years that russia praise is developing countries for their independent decision making during a g 20 meeting of foreign ministers in india. but also criticizing the west for it's what he calls neo colonial habits, including sanctions. and the manipulation of the world rule as the head of the world health organization. colds on low boil to rally, support the earthquake struct, syria washington is using the tragedy to try to undermine clinical cooperation in the region. we speak to a geopolitical journalist who says, but us will not be able to put all the blame on the syrian government anymore. it couldn't hide behind these narrative. that's here yet. we only want to blame for their calamity. gonna be 12 years of our western back war that has been estimated that comes with

from the meeting all the g, 20 for ministers in new delhi today to what vladimir putin is, quoting a terror attack on russia's south western border, straight to the top stories, right. now here, when are you international? we do kick off this program with a continuation of all rolling breaking news coverage here from russia. brianna region is right along the ukrainian border where russian authorities. busy say a terrorist group attacked several villages. the attacks of left at least 2 people dead and a child wounded with the rush of security services reporting hidden explosive devices being scattered around the area. now the locality is currently being swept for additional explosive devices and mine clearance is underway. other reports of intense fighting of come in though we have no official comment or confirmation on those details. meantime, the russian president has labeled today's attack as an open act of terror. he

wouldn't feel, surely. they committed another terrorist act. another crime, entered the border territory for the good open fire of civilians. they saw that it was a civilian car. they saw the civilians and children were sitting in. these are the same people who wanted to deprive us of our history, tradition and language. our teeth are rachel blevins joining us once again. here in the studio, you have been following this breaking news ever since. at 1st erupted earlier on in the earlier hours of today. now we have unconfirmed reports. rachel, of a ukrainian linked terror group, but perhaps claiming responsibility. what are you known? that's right. as russian president who noted there, this is being treated as a terrorist attack. the f s b has come out and said that they found a large number of explosives in the area, but noted that the region is currently under control by law enforcement. now, so far the death toll is up to 2 civilians killed and at least one child wounded

after suspected terrorist open fire on a moving vehicle in the brown region near that border between russia and ukraine. so let's get into a little bit of what we know so far about the suspects here. there's been a lot of talk on social media about just who could be behind this attack. we've seen a number of pictures and videos posted on social media coming from individuals claiming to be members of a group actively engaging in military activities against russia. now we should note that these individuals, their nationality is russian, but that they're based in ukraine, and that they have previously claimed responsibility for a tax against russian such as the murder of daria duke and back in august. and there's one individual that really stands out here who has been incredibly vocal about his neo nazi ideology. and he has even grabbed about having a premium military id. take a listen to what he had to say live the war still will in order for the

russian volunteer corpse to become a legal unit. so i had to move mountains. did i touch a hands of half the top military brass in this country? politicians to refer and arrest of riches advisors and the deputy hey, of him disclosure the service of ukraine, and so on and so forth. so i personally talked to scores of people before we really moved up the mountains. garrick people, i really wish you were way now. that individual is believed to be the same one who was posting pictures of himself in the pronounced region on his telegram channel earlier to day. now to say that he has been outspoken about his white nationalist ideology would be an understatement. this guy gained notoriety as an am a fighter. and he was also featured in an article by vice news back in 2018, where he talked about recruiting other individuals to become new nazi fires along with him. and he also talked about how to be very interesting clothing line with nazi links, symbols featured in it. take

a listener yet to say that in her interview and getting has outline his ambitious vision for white wrecks coordinate and all encompassing lifestyle. brent, a sort of nike for nazis that promotes is old ugly ideology, something strong, healthy and aspirational in recent years, the white rocks lago includes a helmet work and circled by a black sun and occult symbol that's been adopted by neo nazis. the logo has become an increasingly common site in european james fight clubs and football terraces. so of course, the story is still unfolding and a lot coming to light about those suspected terrorist. i will the ortiz original episode with the latest updates on this breaking news coverage on auto international. thank you, rachel. thank but also on thursday, a 2nd village in the put down screeching was targeted by ukrainian mortar fire. we understand as of yet no casualties reported, and the neighboring chorus region, several rounds of ukrainian shilling have left at least one civilian dead,

and at least another one injured well, just to touch earlier in this program, i was speaking to a political analyst dmitri babbitt, she says that ukrainian attacks, so you credit the talking more targets essentially that have no relation to russia's military assets in that region. so reading between the lines now geopolitical analyst, dimitri babich, is just a grime committed by a few government. when to the territory who beardsley shot, the children, you know, at least one child is wounded. according to their unconfirmed reports, we still have to know all the details, but it is clear that try to view the security threat and it will be discussed the security council meeting to very long board. and of course, it's impossible to control it because these are thousands of miles, something like that would happen. and the people who are expecting it, what is really surprising is that before the ukrainians usually attacked, you know,

the oil, dep or some kind of transport vehicles connected to the army. now these are the, would just have nothing to do with that. the military t, v t. this is the most frightening thing about it. i mean, a new village now can be viewed as threat them. this is one of the longest borders in the world, so it's impossible to make it all secure by descent. neither one of the great insight nor the rational rushers at top a different amount has criticize the western neo colonial mindset of pushing its own interests, dance interest of the world. those comments were made at a press conference following the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting today in new delhi, today's day to in fact, he also added that developing countries are aware of washington's tactics. and that's such an approach has reached an impasse nor less quicker than the school. the west is aware that the current approach has reached an impasse,

typical they say that that is necessary to inflict a strategic defeat of russia. and that is an existential problem for them when they are attempting to preserve their had your money on the international arena. developing countries see and understand all this perfectly. the big new as of the day really is that there was no meeting of minds of global powers and there was no consensus, no joint community could be adopted. now india was the needs the chair, summary, and outcome documentary on the foreign ministers meet in new delhi for you. i'm talking russian diplomat, lovegrove held press conference just a while ago here to new delhi. in fact, he blamed the west for not being able to come out with that join your statement of that was expected. now as far as you green is concerned, that really was the something you're walking all the conversations and that's where the global leaders will really divided. but apart from that, dave is one point where there was some sort of consensus as mentioned by level

there, which is multilateralism. c m t m agreement has been reached and all of the issues that were on the g 20 agenda. this includes seeking true multilateralism history and strengthening the position of developing countries. in particular, it was agreed that the african union will be a full member of the g 20 as the e. u has been for several years just now. michael lateralism was one of the top agendas for prime minister in them or these government to show new leadership on, in fact, apart from that, there are on the things on the agenda as well. of course food and security crisis being one of the important agenda. but of course, some, as far as this divide is concerned, that the board decides really hardened and it was really difficult to measure. there was a bit about some data novel also in that press conference, he held a said as after a west also tried to block,

although russian demands mushed. but his leave them wished over. we called for the document to reflect the need for an impartial, honest investigation. into the north stream attack. but it was categorically rejected by our western partners because of their position. the g 20 declaration was blocked. but you remember how the west reacted to the harsh revelation. so she, they said it was nonsense, but we won't let them swim. it under the rugs total. so in the foreign ministers of needs today in new delhi, you have several issues concern to ukraine. config. then other divergence as well. that in fact, could not be reconciled, but a score some as far as at the top, a diploma or from russia who made it was it took. he also said that the west is responsible for manipulating the was market prices crucial in new new throttle. so the west, unfortunately, has not given up its neo colonial habits. was pretty much everything that is done

now is to make the world economies subservient, which of the interests of the western world. and there are neo colonial practices. this includes sanctions and attempts to manipulate prices in the world market, sir. for example, setting a price gap on oil is stealing other people's natural resources was new malloy. it also includes the manipulation of the rules of world trade within international trade organizations or re dia, now as love rob held a press conference here in new delhi fidelity. the indian foreign minister also held a press conference where he spoke about how a joint statement of a joint communicate could not come to. of course, india will still continue to be the problem. so was that it sees itself as, as remember, this event, the g 20 foreign ministers need to was one of the biggest events before as the final summit, which will take in september this year. and the see was a pre call,

settle sorts to what could happen in september. same lines oh on what we saw happen in bali last year. uh, but of course i, as i understand the indian side sees that it when i try and continue to be the problem solver as it sees itself to be it is good to have you with us today for this i was program quote, i have rarely been so disturbed and heartbroken, that's how the world health organizations chief described his visit to syria, which has been in crisis since devastating earthquakes last month. they took him, i went to call on the world to help those who have been affected. even before the as needs were increasing, while international aid was decreasing. but we must not close our eyes or turn our bucks on the ceiling and people. we cannot let this be a forgotten crisis. i call on the international community governments,

philanthropies, individuals to dig deep to lift up. those who are enduring might have been loss poverty. and the provision of egypt was among the 1st countries to dispatch humanitarian a, to syria, the prime minister, expressing solidarity with that quote brotherly people. but the ministers visit is the 1st, if it's time. and the 2 nations cut diplomatic ties off to the our spring of 2011. earlier, a delegation of high ranking arab parliamentarians also met with the syrian president demonstrating essentially a whole and regional relations. the western leaders have not shown the same level of commitment with washington preferred to focus on his political disagreements where the busha alas, the resolution applauds the work of humanitarian aid and rescue workers on the ground and condemns the efforts by the ash had regime of syria to exploit the disaster to evade international pressure and accountability, including by preventing the united nations from providing assistance through border

crossings between turkey and syria. what we spoke to esteban carrillo, news editor of the cradle, who says the us earthquake responses damaged washington's ability to construct its own narrative around syria. washington has maintained her to be asked. they have mundane that their war is only there to protect civilians. even though the war and the sanctions have cause exponentially more damage on these earthquake recount. so maybe maybe while maybe they're the only surprise i can, my washington was the earthquake itself because the good and the good and hide behind behind their, their publications anymore. they couldn't hide behind these serial. we only want to blame for their calamity when i've been 12 years of a western back war that has made it a country. anything that us could do before these, it doesn't call that much weight anymore it's. it's not an equal relationship that

we currently leave on the side is our relationship basically in dominance from those who against those who have not. so i think i think that what we're seeing and i think this is where we're heading. even in the west, i refuse to accept that even if they will continue to from other idea of their way, their way and the only way possible we'd, everybody else across the world peace did occur in the global south. we see it and we realize that things are not changing things already change. it is the result of what is a way me, us influence in the region and west asia and the failure of their policies and these new and what we call maybe the end of western gemini, across the world. and our leader is what they have shown here. because reproach me, which syria started before the earthquake and the leaders in the region there recognize that. and they're re aligning, and they're taking their spot for bodies to become

a new multi all our work order. if the u. s. conduct nuclear tests rusher will prepare an adequate response. so those, the words of russia's, deputy foreign minister, a spoken during a disarmament conference in geneva, or the official also covered his nation's relations with nato and the west in regards to that of nuclear security. so we're shooting, we are increasingly concerned regarding the comprehensive test ban treaty that will adopt it around to quarter century go, which has not yet common to thought shift largely due to the united states, which refused to rectify the grimace. u, the u. s. is actively showing that they want to conduct nuclear tests for your celtic and all this of you in the are section that makes the decision to conduct a nucleotide. it will be obligatory flaws. law will require an adequate response. nobody should happen. dangerous was useless. victim global strategic heritage might be dismantled. me is she a blood she illnesses?

the current vulnerable skate in terms of arms control is the result of the deliver destruct escapades of conscious that on members of the notoriously known north atlantic alliance. ideas should block is obsessed with di and we've received balance of power can benefit from yes, this undermines the security of all the duly native tries to get measure strategic and also dominant is paula. we cannot say ignorance, warden and see how some states bridge the interest of all and what is the source, how the leads, hardwood disruptive activities against garbage and pression amity, with course, who like read and risks in and escalation in order to manage these escalation. since you said you wanted to take those mashes to reinforce the convention on biological conduction weapons, who my most working on legally by the project goes with the fastest mechanism of control we're committed to constructive work in terms of silicon special groups on the liberating convention. makins, it has been proven that the yes me a choice and its affiliates, including private companies, i'll be involved in biological weapons activities on the korean territory on the bill. that is

a violation of the biological weapons convention. rushes questions about this to berkey crane and the yes have gone unanswered this question. so in the still neat regulation sherry just may come when you see, see a me go specifically highlight the need to work on the multi slide legally by the instruments to prevent an arms race and space for the need for such a document has written significantly as to yes, and there lies attempt to military operations, storage and a chief military dominance, in spite of western proposed actions in space cannot solve the principal issue save garden space as a zone of overall security, which shall be free from am to position remo. conversely, this wasn't proposals are invented to conceal the creation of x rays, manage we capacity built in and has subsequent implementation. we walk us reports showed that israelis have donated well over a quarter of a $1000000.00 to palestinians whose homes were destroyed in the west bank town of who wata the crowd, funding organizer,

and member of israel as our labor party believes that jewish people should stand against such acts of violence and explains the causes that contribute to arise as intention. i don't think that the riot or the terror because the specific move of a government. i do think that there is no leaders on both sides. that one can promote peace and again peace is a very jewish value. so i hope it's not time there now. and i hope that in the bottom line, the peace people and the moderate people go back to the tower and try to resolve this kind of thing. the campaign was launched off the deadly classes between israeli settlers and palestinian residence last week. it left the to israelis and one palestinian bed, but more than $300.00 people wounded. dozens of buildings and vehicles were bought

. house. and the organizer of the fund now says he's, he's looking for a way to transfer the funds to those affected. well, it's, yeah, i a think to share with us it's motivation for starting the fun. you know, the most popular birth in the bible is that we need to remembered that we were stranger in egypt. so if we need to remember that, we also need to like that. so that's the reason i decided to launch this crowd funding project. when you find it again, or you need to remember that we are all on the god's camera and they are 2 seconds here in, in our small land extreme it. c terrorists and modern, when you're a believer, that way finder place where they have both, both sides come from

the the us is a leader in the, in the pacific region, and it's there to stay. that's the message from america about it at a china though, it did raise a few eyebrows. beijing responded saying the views expressed by washington have no place in a 21st century. amazing what a typical mindset. the us ambassador to china nicholas burn, says china needs to understand that the united states a staying in asia and the u. s. as a leader in asia. he doesn't know it's the 21st century by nicholas bonds. comments came about during a discussion of the us chamber of commerce where he added that the u. s. and america's role in asia is stronger than ever. from my perspective, sitting here in china, looking out at the endo pacific, our american position is stronger than it was 5 or 10 years ago. it's the strength

of our alliances. it's the strength of our private sector. it's our innovative capacity in our r and d capacity, which comes from our research institutions and our big tech companies. and i do think that the chinese now understand that the united states is staying in this region. we're, we're the leader in this region. well, it's not the 1st time the u. s. as a given advice to other nations on their foreign policies of the u. s. ambassador to the un knows also warner paging about crossing washington's red lines, while other us politicians, including joe biden himself, when just a bit further. our message to china is china should not do anything that that will provide lethal support to the russians to assist them in their brutal attacks on, on the ukrainian people. that would be a red line. we used to talk about kids college, about america's back, your backyard. so everything south of the mexican border is america's

front yard. we have a sacred obligation to support the security of our eastern plain countries. i think it's important to remember who the aggressor is here. it is not the united states, it is not these eastern plain countries. it is russia who has tens of thousands of troops on the border of ukraine. they have the power to de escalate. we discussed as a short time ago with nelson wong from the shanghai send up a rim pack strategic on to international studies. think it has a lot to do with the mentality of people like the americans and perhaps the germans as well as some of the western country leaders. it's actually that mentality because they, they still live in the last century, or perhaps even the earlier these people still live in the old days in the days where, whereby people behave is, are governed by the role of the jungle. so why, you know,

we have the american diplomats or talk to promote stu threatening people. this is, this is quite pathetic in a sense, sanctions do not actually work. it's a double edged form. so when you exercise sanctions against one country as a unilateral measures, it's bound to it back on yourself. so china is no longer going to sit here and do nothing when it receives sanctions from another country. yeah, that's coming from a from nelson one we were discussing a bit early here in the program. of course old come with us today was day to the g . 20 meeting of 4 minutes. as in you daddy, what did we see? a father strengthening of strategic partnerships from the g 20 to the bricks to the i see on the global south and the d. dollarization coalition program with

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