for you, go ahead, i change whatever you do, don't watch my show, stay managed for it because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, but we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think. as russian forces edge, closer to capturing the case that he has all to him, all the school bunk moved. he examined the scorched been done, bath web, retreating. ukrainian troops destroyed critical infrastructure to hinder the russian and thump with the head of a neo nazi group that claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in a russian border region. admit the operations roles, coordinated with the ukrainian military on china say that were few things to be bullied by country seeking to impose their own domestic laws on other nations

with very well welcome to you. you're watching all the international with the latest world news update is great to happy with us. and we stop with the latest developments and don't boss with a leader of the volcanic replaced. russian forces have almost completely surrounded a key stronghold of ukrainian troops and the don't yet republic. this comes off to a number of advances by russian troops in the area. the wagner grips leader claims that along many professional ukrainian soldiers left in the fight. the ukrainian army has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and the dumb to hinder the russian and circumvent of the city auto mall. the schools are known as bach moot. the ukrainian military has also destroyed infrastructure and industrial science when withdrawing from other areas in don bath . how correspond into egleston of went to see a factory that ukrainian troops destroyed in the le ganske region?

no conventional weapon is capable of dealing this amount of instantaneous damage. for underground floors were hidden. he underneath a 9 story building. it is truly hard to tell what this structure looked like before the departure of ukrainian soldiers. but locals, who had to co exist with cube troops, se, well, they did all this to literally bury their secrets. this once used to be a cold storage plant. key of troops reaped full benefits of its facilities. absolute safety provided by the underground levels made the facility into a perfect hospital for the wounded until it was time to leave, leave to call her bill as well. there were a lot of them here, mostly wound up to 200 people. and 160 people killed bull and then they ended up blowing it all up. and there was even a soldier walking by crying. well, yet he said,

3 of my comrades were wounded and blown up there. but when you walked away, still crying. but what can you do? the blast wave wiped out the whole row of houses adjacent to the plant. local say it felt like an earthquake. no, it was like a huge explosion. this whole side was covered in dust. then when we went out to see what happened, we saw everything was destroyed. there's a house opposite across the street where deborah came through the roof and broke through the hole and is the same here. all this site has suffered and those houses are destroyed. it is a nightmare. the ground is covered with rubble and green packaging from ukrainian and european army rations. but while soldiers enjoyed an abundance of food, ordinary citizens had to scavenge. the said though, the situation with food was very bad for my daughter sent supplies through some one . the car then came and shed food with us beside that in general. but no one shared anything at all. a p. o, in a basement, not far from the plant,

we discover more traces of ukrainian troops who were once stationed here, ammo, crates potentially left or pro key of sleeper cells and outdated military maps. neighbor with propaganda literature. and here in the basement right next to children's books like this one, learning to write with darcia in russian. by the way, there's an encyclopedia on ukraine's new nazi battalions. and of course here on the front cover, they're called volunteer groups. and the notorious as of battalion, well, it sits here modestly in the top right corner, which does put things into perspective. every single emblem here belongs to a separate group to a separate battalion. and as of like, new nazi battalion, there were truly glorified in ukraine since 2014. they literally had books written about them. i'm a good done of reporting from the dumbass r t. west in mainstream media outlets are waking up to the reality on the ground

following thursdays, cross border raised by a group of neo nazis from ukraine who killed 2 people in rushes. but he answered region. as in an anchor has now admitted that best truth to moscow stance on the conflicts. the russian volunteer co, allied by figure, well known to him and those who follow the transnational far right, did us christian. now the anti defamation league has dennis capuchin, as a russian near nazi who lived in germany for many years has tried young members of the far right national democratic party of germany and others. he also has ties to the as all those in the as oprah game, which is the ukrainian extremis fall right group as well. so went through and i should go to publish. aid says he tak was carried up by neo nazis. there's an element of truth of that statement. on thursday morning, a group of commanders from ukraine cross the border into russia is brianne screech and, and ambushed several civilians killing 2 people and wounding a child. moscow called it a terrorist attack warning for use some of the following images you about to see

our graphic. and you might find them distressing is virtually by russian investigators showing one of the victims who was guns down at close range and find his car. moscow say the ukrainian attack is used western supplied weapons, according to russian officials. the sabbath says of pushback across the border into ukraine, and then bombarded with artillery legal media analyst line, or is it surprising to finally see the western media agreeing with moscow? this is amazing to me. i have been hearing about this and we have been hearing of others terms of as of italian, right. sector, neo nazi since the beginning. but here in or in the west? it it, it fell on deaf ears. nobody acknowledged it. it was a conspiracy theory. now, all of a sudden they're saying, well, maybe there's something twitch, after everybody has been told, you're crazy. we've been gas lighted. you're making this up, you're, you're,

you're a potent apologist. you're some kind of a lunatic. then all of a sudden, as though nothing happened, they ring the bell. everybody says, you know what, maybe there is something to that. what changed? what was the piece of evidence that changed everybody's sense of awareness? it's fascinating. the sanitizer squad was led by a dentist nikita in a russian national who turned on his own country and now fights for ukraine. he's a notorious near nancy with radical connections across europe and has been living in care of since 2017 and an interview following thursday's deadly attack nikita admitted that the operation was coordinated with the ukrainian military. yes, of course, this action was agreed. otherwise, it couldn't have happened. how do you imagine that? i passed through the dark of night that the remind bridges, the cameras he seeking drones. there were hidden open observation points. if i did not coordinate it with any one in ukraine's military,

i think we would simply be destroyed by despite the admission from the kate in k, as maintains it had nothing to do with the deadly rate. ukrainian presidential adviser has even accused russia of staging the incident as a provocation to escalate the conflicts. i thought the u. s. air force lieutenant colonel told his the western powers don't seem to mind supporting extremist groups in ukraine. it is a little bit surprising, particularly as he is. he is a neo nazi and a well known neo nazi throughout the west. and he's listed on the anti defamation league as an american group that monitors hey groups. he's listed there for exactly what he is. so i was surprised that it's an organization like the financial times was even interviewing him. they used to be very sensitive about that, i guess. now they're not, it is surprising that they kept it in there, particularly since that's one of the weaknesses that zalinski has in the west. and he is supported by a's of his supported by neo nazis in ukraine and elsewhere.

that's an area that we don't like to explore and maybe i guess we don't care anymore. maybe the west is. it doesn't really matter. it's, it's kind of a sign of not just desperation in the war, but desperation also in the media. they don't. western media has very few sources. and this guy, me, keaton. you know, he says, hey, i'll tell you what i saw with there grabbing it straws. they'll take anybody, one of the survivors of the ukrainian attack, an 11 year old russian boy has been labeled a hair as he saved 2 young girls from enemy fire despite already being wounded himself. theodore was now recovering and hospital after doctors put a bullet from his back. i realized that i need to act. at that moment, the shooting started, the car stopped, we got out and we were told to run behind the houses. when we got there, i started taking off my coat and noticed the hole with blood seeping through. i

realized i'd been shot. i told the girls that we'll go through the forest. we went there and stumbled upon a tractor. these images show the emotional moment theodore's mother and sister visited him in the hospital for the 1st time since he was shows doctor, say his thou, making a speedy recovery. the local governor has also paid him a visit and awarded the young heroine metal for valor and courage. a tv tower in the area has been decorated with his name praising his actions during the attack. here's how his family members have reacted. was o'neill as novel? no good a friend called me and said, riah, i'm sorry, there's bad news. your son, fyodor was wounded, i broke down in tears. i called my daughter at once because i couldn't be there myself. they didn't let us go. it took me 24 hours to get there. i cared not for sleep. i knew i had to be there with him. and kirsten. i didn't know what to do at 1st, but then i got into the car and went to the hospital. they let me see him,

he was so calm. i cried, i broke down, but he told me calm down, my dear, everything's fine. he did well. he acted not every adult could have done the same. what was the brother we felt proud for? was her brother? did he act decisively? he's only a child and no one could have guessed how he would act. switch to his book gorman is very quiet. a normal boy like any other child. he never stood out or did anything special before ms. newton lima lima, immensely grateful to him. but i will be all my life. ha, my daughters under stresses, she doesn't sleep at night. she refuses to go home. where now, staying with friends, she categorically said i don't want to go on this road. i don't want to remember what happened. i don't know how to continue. what should i do? my child is distresses with iran has given what it calls sweeping assurances to the un nuclear watchdog. pledging to assist

a long story investigation into uranium particles found that undeclared science won't even reinstall removed. monitoring equipments, the i a on the wrong issue to doing statements off the meeting for talks to run, announced that will voluntarily allow the un watched to increase monitoring and investigation measures with respect to 2 wrongs. rights. iran also expressed readiness to resolve technical issues on 3 nuclear facilities where the i a, the detected traces of near weapons grade uranium to contribute to use of july only has more route has erupted between your one on the west, over the agencies report that they have discovered highly enriched uranium and iran, the nuclear watchdogs inspector say they found your india met at purity level of 83.7 percent at the for do a fuel enrichment plant near gum iran, atomic energy organization vehemently denies the accusation saying iran has never attempted to enrich uranium beyond the 60 percent threshold, but again,

if you refer to mr. grosses report about the issues you mentioned, you'll see that the report points to the detection of particles with 84 percent. not uranium with 84 percent purity based on the inspections that were carried out. the criterion is the production volume and the storage sites where the enrichment takes place have not had more than 60 percent purity. that's why this ambiguity is considered to be resolved. it won't cause the i a's report politically motivated. however, grossly said the nuclear watchdog will not be influenced by political decisions. the i. e, i, a at not has not been and will never be a political tool of anybody. i, as that, they're general. i am independent, i am an under no countries instructions and we act in a way that he's very transparent. and member states have a board of governors. a every step we take. he scrutinized grozis goal is to reboot

a much needed political dialogue aimed at resurrecting the 2015 nuclear agreements between iran and the you want security councils. group of 5 plus one. the a court collapsed in 2018 after then. he was president. donald trump withdrew from it and restated sanctions on toronto. the was moved prompted retaliation from to iran, which took remedial steps to scale back its commitments to the accord those measures included enriching uranium to 60 percent purity. while beyond the 3.67 percent cap set out by the deal, the iranian atomic chief says to one will stay on this course until the western signatories, honor iran's rights under the court, and remove sanctions. vicki shadow, why even to the 3 european countries in particular, and those who cooperate with them concentrate on iraq obligations to the nuclear deal. the commitments to the nuclear deal must be mutual, and the other parties also need to keep their side of the bargain when they don't

comply. they shouldn't push iran and the agency to stick to our obligations. this is why regarding the remedial steps, we agreed with mister grosse that we regulate our relations within the safeguards of framework. this will assure the agency about our activities as long as those countries have not returned to their commitments. their 1st story 5, the deal have been on hold since last august with that one and washington, each calling for the other side to comply. this, as the pentagon has claimed that, that ron needs only about 12 days to build an atomic bomb hinting that restoring the deal would be a better option. i think there is still the view that if you could resolve this issue diplomatically and put constraints back on their nuclear program, it is better than the other options. but right now the joint comprehensive plan of actions is on ice. the nuclear record, once promised, sanctions will leave for iran in return for the country, curtailing gets nuclear activities. now the multilateral packed isn't serious doubts iranian officials say they won't come the deals revival. but only if the

countries rights as outlined by the joint comprehensive plan of action, i respect it. use of generally r t t. ron university off to ron, profess aside mahonnan moran. they say that iran, that uranium enrichment levels are in line with international agreements. it is quite normal for small traces of enriched uranium to be found at above the level that is currently being enriched the technical reasons, i don't know, but iran does not enrich above 60 percent. and the reason why you run is enriching at 60 percent is basically to put pressure on the united states and europeans to come back to the nuclear deal. in other words, they're using it as leverage. but the writers have not decided to go any further. and they allow the i a inspectors to, to check to see that there is no enrichment above that just just traces that i've

been detected, but the posed no threat or no change in policy from tap. ron and major annual event in chinese politics who's kicking off the so called to sessions by the chinese parliament on the political advisory body are expected to introduce a raft of reforms on the government appointments. apollo mentary spokes person has praised china's efforts for development around the world, particularly to help african nations lower the debt burden to the foreign power. co done, you know, you carrying out belton road cooperation. china never attaches any political strings nor 6. any selfish political gains, according to the world bank, china is not the largest creditor of africa. nearly 3 quarters of africa's external debt is owed to multilateral financial institutions and commercial creditors. in other words, they account for the bulk of africa debt. china has been working hard to help

africa, ease its debt burden. china has taken an active part in the debt service suspension initiative under the g 20 palm, as well as spokesperson also slammed the western establishments rhetoric about china supposedly being a threat to them. as a close cold war mentality, he said that mutual cooperation is the common interest of china and western powers . but he was that china will not allow any infringements upon its sulphur and fee or territorial integrity. specific figures for chinese defense budgets are expected to be announced during the current policy making event. in beijing. we had some c, g, t, and correspondent junction yang, who said the focus of the events will be new economic policies and the range of newly appointed official. to session is one of the most or the most important political event in china. and what makes this year's event so special or

different is that is the 1st year after trying to optimize the cobra restriction. so, no wonder all eyes are on this event to see how china is going to reboot. it cannot, italy, how, what kind of gdp targeted the country going to set? will it be a more conservative one or will be inhibitions one and how it's trying to go into those calls m r. crucially, the n p c. this year will actually bode on the kinds of leadership lineup. we are expected to see the new top of shows including a premier, vice premier in other economic international leadership roles, including market regulators and we're not totally during the rep of the 2 sessions . there will be the new, previous 1st time you know, hosting hundreds of journalists local for immediate journalists. and that will be the 1st chance for me to ask questions directly to the new premier. and the appointment of all of these top officials will actually give a good,

very good indication of where the country's policies in development tragic true, will go in the coming years. some africa has responded to a us warning from last month, cautioning americans in the african country and those traveling back to stock up and at least 3 days worth of food, water, and medicine. when this comes, i made a dia, energy crisis in south africa leading to mass outages. the nations international relations administer say is washington is simply over reacting rather surprising, and i don't recall such a large the issues in california had some black culture and outages to, to south africa, to, to run up and running. but there's been many of the surprise warnings was he warned about has come to fruition. the thought african government has responded to the

alarming a late issued by the united states government to its citizens living in the country, the advisory told citizens to stockpile food and medical supplies. the alert was responds to the national state of disaster recently declared by the president, the civil pause during his state of the nation address. now, the embassy took this opportunity to remind its citizens about the travel advisory label to warning it has in places with africa, which urges them to exercise increased caution due to crime and civil and race. and now report suggests that the united states, security alert, was issued without warning or in new consolidation with south africa. that pushing analysts to say that this reveals the level of issues washington currently has with the continent of arguing that whatever fits of africa also affects the entire

region. the country we must face to scale. when a criminal like the united states begin to issue such warning, because the united states is known for funding the united states is known for finding the united states on february for quite a number of a lot of african countries. so that's the guys why not those countries that these baby slept in the low, but in the united states, one to interfere in the politics of south up the belie lation ship back up the guy head with china in raj. mainly believe that this is all part of the brewing tenses between the united states and africa. let's keep in mind that

to be bide in administration. had only a warrant for that because again, helping russia evade sanctions. and the u is, has a range of penalties added disposal from rolling back a defending trade privileges to imposing sanctions back so far. so africa has been very apologetic about it's dawn now on a lighter note, a resort for former tour guide from uganda has turned plastic waste in lake victoria into an eco friendly flow. think piece of power isis become a bit of a hit among tourists among mate island is made up of a staggering 10 tons of planting both holes and can hold about 100 people. but that's not all underneath the raft. lines and intricate mays of shrubs and fig tree roots, which provides fish in the lake with a perfect place to mate and lay their eggs. like victoria has had a long running problem with pollution. stemming from industrialization run off waste, the under decline in water levels in part due to climate change. it's created,

james, cuz he has told us why he decided to create the floating away. what inspires me was they, they made to offer something in terms of environmental . you know, responsibility, and if i say that loves nature, is that person who should be on this boat, anyone that wants to have fresh air that some, you know, you, you, you don't, you, you come here to distress to, is up on us trace and you know, just sitting there to look at. birds used to look at the monitor leaves and sometimes in the lake among goes water, birds, plants and butterflies, you know many, many things to see as well as fish. i mean,

you know, playing the red on the lake. we had the chance to talk to some of the visitors of the vessel who told us they found the raft rather relaxing. whenever i come here and see the lake and how the place is cool, i find a place to meditate in. just a nice experience of hard to say much, but all i know is that it's a quiet place. usually plastic is always something small that we can touch. we see it and car parts or whatever, but we don't build buildings out of plastic. and now sitting on an i'll of plastic, actually i would have thought it feels more like sitting on a night of plastic, but i don't see any plastic around here. so it's, it's, it's confusing and great at the same time your mind has to really think of new ideas and i find that coming in this place. it really gives me that piece to think of great ideas more than a 3rd off potential us voters would approve of a quote,

national divorce to divide the country between the 2 main political parties. as according to a recent, a nationwide poll following it unusual suggestion to that effects made by outspoken republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green. 34 percent of respondents said that they could foresee such a divide in the me a mediate future. however, a slight majority 57 percent disagreed. it's largely republicans who support the idea with around half of them expressing approval while only a quarter of democrats did. miss green also said in a post on twitter last week that the u. s. government should either impeach, job, bided or enable states to split up along party lines. she noted that the american taxpayer money shouldn't be used to fund was the countries that are not even members of the us lead nato alliance. we heard from the host of the conservative and daily podcast to say neither the republican loot them across parties adequately

considered the wants and needs of regular people. the g o p and the dnc are 2 wings of the same bird. they divide much like the political theatre that exists across the world of thought unique to the united states. it's actually a system that's been designed for, for decades. if not centuries, the american people would, depending on republicans or democrats get in, those leaders are not guided by the needs and wants of the people. they're typically guided by special interest groups and lobby as groups and large corporations that want those things change. so it leads to opportunity for that more revenue, more opportunity, more power, more, more ability to have influence on the, on the, the country or the world stage. so it doesn't really matter if it's a g o p, or the, or the, the democrats that are in power. what matters is, is that the people will raise up and have a voice to where they're more effective and pointing the direction of either party towards a place that offers us the most opportunity as people. but as it sits right now,

both political parties are broken and the government apparatus in the united states has no accountability and has 0 consequences for those people to do and sit down. a prominent politician has accused the military of hindering the transition to civilian rule browsing. the government, a qu regime that's refusing to create an environment for political progress. it seems clear now that the qu regime is not serious about the political process and maintaining security. in my opinion, the chances of a framework solution have become slim in the face of the military intransigence and systematic killing. well, this covers them at a wave of protests in sit down against a preliminary deals truck between the ruling junk and the main pro democracy group . many local also the agreements will make the military immune from prosecution for alleged crimes. another process it was killed on tuesday, becoming the latest and a long list of victims in the countries recently on. the latest incident happens

when a man was reportedly shot in the chest by sue to need a hearing forces. a fresh wave of violence fled up in december. also the controversial political deal was signed. the african country has seen it to military coups interest the past 5 years, despite criticism from the opposition, sedans, current top general claims, he's ready to transfer power. some local say they're hopeful, despite the countries long running strife. a law hold off the ongoing demonstrations are a continuation of the 2018 revolution, which still hasn't reached its goals and objectives, which are now the establishment of a democratic civil state. the return of the military to the barracks, to exercise their normal duty with governance, not being part of them. the process of demonstrations is loana and i expect it to continue until people achieve their goals. i will, ronald debts among young protest is have become more widespread and everything in

the country is getting worse. innocent people are dying and there is no understanding of who's killing them. nevertheless, people are working together so that the country can move forward. as always, you can find, oh, the latest news updates as well as discussion and debate on our website. i t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news for some 30 years and 2 languages around the world. and here the united states, i've interviewed for you as president, founded a $1000000000.00 business. and i believe that new should be honest, direct, and impactful. and this is direct impact hulu. so for the very 1st time, media outlets are acknowledging that russia may.