were too often handled differently because the deceased was indigenous. so many of the worst criminals got away. the bishop's got away. the ones we've done, most of the damage never got charged ah, use this our on our t rush strikes ukrainian the far right. as all the command center in the front line region are also they saw in tel aviv protests, continue the government and host judicial reforms, violence with police using take off and water current against their own citizens. the african union is set to represent the g 20 from now on as indian prime minister load the long side russian months of your love. and besides this, the importance of a multi lateral world order. also ahead. oh,

i protest is in africa. don't believe french president microns claims that his country will no longer in the, in the confidence, as they call for the former colonial power to finally leave with watching t international. my name's peter scott, where we join us from. welcome to the program. we start this with some breaking news rushes defense ministry says, and as of far right command post has been stroked in these upper orgy region that comes just days after attacked by new the far right group with ties to the ukranian . as of battalion, let's get more details from our correspondence in the dorm bus, roaming cost of rama. thanks for joining us. what can you tell us about this latest strike squall? this statement, sir, by the russian defense minutes free comes as part of

a much broader report about the special military operation. now it gave a full account of the events on the ground at the moment with details regarding all of the latest. now that included a strike against the command post of the us off regiments. now of this infamous formation is a neo nazi military units, which is recognized as a terrorist organization. in a rush, a members of assault had been accused of multiple war crimes like torture, executions, killing of civilians and to day they have officially become a part of the ukrainian military. now elsewhere, a number of advances were made by the russian troops in that area. the crenan army has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and exam, and all that in order to slow down the russian encirclement of the city of our, cham, of which was recently renamed into box woods by ukrainian authorities. now,

a number of and verified videos have also appeared on line where ukrainian troops and foreign mercenaries are seen leaving the same battle city of ourselves. and so that's mostly on the foot. meanwhile, the leader of the private military company, the uh, wagner, group set on friday that russian forces have almost completely surrounded the ukrainian held city over its almost a here in the next republic. and he should a public address to ukraine's president let him lensky sell in him to let his troops withdrawal. let's take a listen. it your go walk. the city is essentially surrounded. whereas earlier we were fighting against the professional ukrainian army. now we are seeing more and more elderly men and boys, they last just a day or 2 in fighting. let them leave here safely. now elsewhere here in the nest republic where we are,

while the shelling of peaceful residents continue over the last 24 hours to be pulled to civilians were killed in the city of boil of cain. at least 7 were wounded. now, here in the center of the nets, kids kind of quiet by the outskirts of the city are under constant ukrainian bombardment. aroma, thanks very much for being that old dates from the ground. this art sees roma casa reporting live from the don boss. thank you. meanwhile, allegations of war crimes entrenched far right groups and even ca, involvement. those are just some of the allegations exposed by a former us mercenary and ukraine, who recently defects a to russia, john mac, inside a former years privates signed up as a fights and ukrainian army at the start of the conflicts. shocked by what he saw on the ground, the apparently became disillusioned and fled for his life after gathering compromising information about what was happening is artesia rod, gusty of with an exclusive interview for almost a year for my u. s. army soldier, john mcintosh was

a foreign mercenary in ukraine. donna asked me in on voice 30. 0 oh, when you get a new gate? earlier this month, he defected to russia. he bought everything with him. papers filed intelligence and maps. the thing is he always meant to 1st question is why, why you hear? i mean, well the reason i came to you craner 1st place, you know, on the communist, i'm an anti fascist and we have to fight fascism everywhere. you know? so on our came when i came to ukraine, i knew that i would try to give as much information as i could about, you know, anything would be helpful and a defect across lines. the problem is, is when i was in a harkell, i was going to swim across and i found out the header, snipers, and position. so if anybody are and actually found out that the snipers referred to

factor is not for actually a protection they are actually anybody trying to defect, they would shoot them, you know, since march 2020 to john served in ukraine's foreign legion and nationalist battalion carpets k, c, h, he saw and documented the ukranian war machine in all its ugly glory from the inside. he became part of it. god bless you, great god bless america. but, you, russia, russia, russian, russia, can i, as the farmers, floral glee, her own slaughter, thrasher, russia. time when own, you know, had to become more nationalistic, more not cystic, you know, doing that, explain the videos where you didn't and yeah, yeah, of course of course is part of it to maintain my cover because i got to become new

. you know, to me, if i'm going to be with them, i got to become them. you know, and doing, you know, hitler, solute step and russian flags everything. what about clubs were to start, you know, on my, my 2nd day and ukraine. we were in a level of and so we were in like a school, but we were in like the basement. and what they did is i have a group of people rama, but they call them gypsy, you know? and what they did is i take the refugees and put them above us, and the soldiers below that way, if they bond to school, they say look, they bomb the school for refugees. and this is a common practice and done as car cove. we occupy civilian houses, next house is that people are still living in that way. if they bomb and kill civilian, they bring in the news crew and they say, look at this house, they blew up and they killed the civilians. but what the camera doesn't show used in the left to the right is our houses are filled with military. you know, of course i haven't seen seen this in person. thank god, but i know that

a lot of captured russian soldiers, they'll take a cut, the genitalia with a knife and everything and cut them, cut their stomachs open with their throats, cut their heads off and stuff like this, you know, really horrible, horrible stuff, you know, was the work of nationalists achievers or just yeah, just extremist and different organizations as all you know compressor. see people union. yeah. then you them. yeah. they were foreigners. yeah. did. they didn't take part with any of these? yeah. they told you earlier, they had shot 3 people in the back of the corners from portugal. no say friends or they proud. yeah. they're proud john documented everything was in his food, his head and then the papers he bought along. when you, when you came over he said give you a spot that you hand over for example, bases and stuff. lease. yeah, yeah, of course intelligence agencies, of course,

everything from the command structure to names, you know, weaponry, everything. and i was successful and no more than successful. john also testified about how deep us involvement in this conflict ease. there has been a usaa participation on the war when i was in the international legion, there was a he was like a military intelligence officer from the navy. ah. and he was in. yeah. and he had a, well, he was in the foreign legion and he had a satellite phone and a computer provided by the c i. and every day he would call his contacts and he would get some information about the positions troop movements and so on. and so forth. and jim, his name. yeah, yeah. what was it? i might not. what was his name? is he on so? sorry, i can't remember 1st name, at least of those i markets. so don't like that. like for example,

they would provide like grid coordinates. the wealth of information he has provided is already being used by the russian military and law enforcement who have leased some war crimes and now even more names to them or is years of work ahead. but we had one final question for john a year after all is a long time. if he, i mean, they're going to watch this. they did, they're going to see this. yeah. busy people, the people you, you serve. good. yeah. what would you say to them? are all fair in love and war. you know, it is what it is aspires exist, you know, and i'm a spy, and mission mission accomplished with her. yes. awesome. more at gas d. m r t from moscow. moving on now

demonstrations and violence in tel aviv on saturday nights is israeli police, you take us in water cannon to disperse people, protesting against proposed judicial reforms. ah more than under 60000 people have taken the streets to express their indignation on pending reforms by israel's new conservative government. as, according to local media reports, the protests which began several weeks ago for these ready governments decision to cut down the authority of the nation supreme court demonstrate to say the move is an unjustifiable blow to the independence of the country's judicial branch. let's go live now to form a is really console in los angeles yaki dine yaki, thanks very much for finding a time to speak to us today. and for. busy now 1st of all,

i just want to ask to see how likely do you think it is that these protests will force the government to make a new turn on the stunts regarding that reform run the demonstration by the, by. busy him so. busy will not force the government but you have an accumulation of things. busy it changes in the economy. you're pressured by the americans. you have the raleigh, the altogether. definitely that putting pressure on the government right. now. what do you think these reforms, if, if they come into force will, how effect do you think they'll have in the countries image? we know the answer blinking is already weighed in and he's been described by israel, p. m, as as a potential powder keg. m. what impact do you think it would have? the class? they are now with no change, which i find the are to believe. no, no doubt they are tearing apart the people. you see israel is completely split it

the reform by itself as it stands now, will not watch for a long time because of the fact that the steering thought the people it's already we see not only the running but people are saying that they're not going to share in the reserve you see before saying that they're going to save money from israel. so the pressure is accumulating reform as it is now. no doubt. busy without having a broader consensus on it, no that would would damage very, very. busy i would say very much the, the 5 her, the, the sickness, the united united of the united people. so definitely going to damage. but i don't see their reform as it is now. testing as it been, as has been shown. the question is what changing because we see it at the same

time there is an understanding that the reform has to be changed. busy from the way it is present that now we see that the, the decides are escalate. the pollution from one side is actually m b position from the other side. no doubt it escalating? so the question is, where and when they would find the, the, the right timing to, to negotiate on what should be the nature of their is the dish reform. given the fact that these reforms may change in theory, if they were implemented in their current form, will be the possible consequences for palestine and palestinians be it obviously give a boost to certain a segue, the israeli government and consequences for private palestinian landowners. i believe i think it will affect less the palestinians is going to affect much more the israelis, the independence of the or the judicial system of the supreme court is going to be

damaged. you have a bunch of. busy laws that would be extremely problematic for the minority within his rent. busy and standing in front of the court, i think that there is abroad in the standing industry reform. sudden reform is needed in the. busy system, the question is, how far should which with this reform and how fast you have to go with the, the reform. and i think, you know, does it if it does, it is now that's going to serve as far as the society. and that's going to damage the independence of vicious system as well. i'm afraid us or we have time for yankee diet, former israeli console in los angeles. thanks very much for sharing your thoughts today on this proposed judicial reforms in israel. and you're the or

the 2nd day of a major annual events in chinese politics. the so called to sessions is gathering pace. a raft of reforms on government appointments are being announced during the events. and in the speech, the countries are going premier focused on national integration between beijing and the island of taiwan. now we heard earlier from a c gts correspondence, you said that improved environmental policies ought to be a priority of the country's political course. one of the most important highlights, of course, is china's new g target. this year's which it's set around 5 percent, and the premier also sets and other economic indicators. goals such as inflation target and consumer price target at around 3 percent. china will also expand as defense budget to 7.2 percent of which marks a slight increase over growth a compared to the previous year. and a report also set the tone for some policy to decision direction for many areas.

for example, when it comes to a 5th command for in monetary policy, it said that the country is going to implement more prudent monitor policy in a targeted way. and it will keep of the r and b exchange rate more stable and also put recovery and expansion of consumption high on his agenda. the report also outlined the countries other ambitions to make the people as livelihood better, including to make the environment greener and cleaner, which means and more policies supporting greenville element or a to be implemented. it will also in the news this week, the crisis of multilateralism. well, that was a key points of indian prime minister modi's speech, the g 20 summit, which was held in india with foreign ministers from the world's biggest economies. now, he said the global powers must take responsibility for international people that

directly affects developing countries. the most all economic di might be liberalism in crisis. today. rooms of the last 2 years finance or dr. glenmarie king find amy battle zum and voss clearly shows bag global going on had failed. this is why india g 20 presidency has tried to do our voyage through the global south. no root can claim to global literacy with our bliss. i mean the dogs, most affected by age. this isn't or russia's foreign minister said. a girl of ralph

was among the world's top diplomats attending the event is agreed with the indian leader that it's very important to promote a multi polar world and help developing countries. of rav also issued some scathing criticism of western powers, accusing them of trying to maintain the historical head, gemini, at any cost. regardless when the west is aware that the current approach has reached an impasse, if they say that that is necessary to inflict a strategic defeat of russia and that is an existential problem for them. they are attempting to preserve their head, your money in the international arena. but developing countries see and understand all this perfectly. the big new as the day really is that there was no meeting of minds of real bava's and there was no consensus, no joint community could to be adopted. now, in del force as relieved. a chance summary and outcome documentary on the foreign ministers meet in new delhi. i'm talking russian diplomats, lovegrove held

a press conference. in fact, he's, i blamed the west for not being able to come out with that joint statement of that was expected dot net as far as you green is concerned. that really was the some big bill walking all the conversations. and that's where the global leaders were really divided. but apart from that, dave is one point where there was some sort of consensus as mentioned by level there, which is multi lateralism. but c, m, tim agreement has been reached and all of the issues that were on the g 20 agenda. this includes seeking true multilateralism 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. multilateralism was one of the top agendas for feminist and having them with these government to show new leadership on in fact, apart from that, they were on the things on the agenda as well. of course, food insecurity,

crises being one of the important agenda. remember this event, the g 20 foreign ministers meet was one of the biggest events before as the final summit, which will take place in september this year. and this really was that pre cursor of sorts to what could happen in september. same lines. 0 one. what we saw happen in bali last year, but of course saw 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 moving on now french president, manuel micron has finished a 4 day tour of africa that was made by protests amid arising local sentiments against the former colonial power. oh, look, a residence in the democratic republic of the congo gathered in the streets during the cons. visit to protest against french policies on the continent. but wrong

though, insisted their funds has no plans to interfere in the domestic affairs of african nations. john even declared to during a visit to the west african nation of govern, the francis historical stones on his further influence in africa, isn't it? it is the difference to seek this age of france. africa is willing trudy over and i sometimes have the feeling that mentality is not evolving at the same pace as us. when i read, i hear i see claims that france has intentions, that it does not have that it no longer has anchor born as elsewhere, francois is a neutral middle man who speaks to everyone and whose role is not to interfere in domestic policy exchanges. fence president emanuel ma crime has reiterated that the french military organization in africa was neither a would roll no 8 disengagement he further stated that france harboured no desire to return to pass policies of interfering in africa. now, some have welcomed the news while others are extreme to weary off this statement,

saying that micron is only in the continent to try and create a rift between russia and the african continent. especially after france suffered a series of military and political setbacks in its former sphere of influenza. now would be speed. it would which a french forces were expelled from mildly, but kena fos saw an central african republic as liv menu observe as wondering which country is next. in turning its back on france that because just a few weeks ago, we saw frances flag lowered for the 1st time, i mean for the last time in between a fossil marking the end of 13 years of presence by french armed forces in the west african region was also spoke to by this speech was the conversations around presidential biden's administration, trying to increase its engagement in the african mass via in

a charm aimed at pushing back against rising russian influence. now, it's clear that a mac run once to set the record straight by reshaping frances image as one without any condescension, by adopting a new approach of partnerships based on equality with african countries. but just how far president micron war continue, what the stance is still and clear or former never be in parliament. man bernard twist rosa, now me says, says his time of the continent pursues a more independent policy. you people this occupy the land and have land. the people resources and have their glittering spaces that we in the very well develop in called the 1st well i think it becomes also time to stop in the tricks. if we go to see the we have,

they have to related enough, you know, they have taken enough, they have developed themselves enough. and maybe with that also see how much they have. extract it from the other people's countries like all of the dime and all the copa, all of the everything, all the uranium, all of those. so that they can see we have really done enough. we've extracted, we are all 2 years, maybe exhaust bits our time. in the news this week, a former top us government advises praise the biden administration for confronting russia and ukraine without sending any regular american troops into the fights of the form aid to then vice president mike pence said that russia is a strategic adverse re of the u. s. explained that having ukranian troops fights

instead of american ones, leave washington to focus on china as his primary adversary. if you can defeat or strategic an adversary not using and us troops your at the acne factionalism because let in ukraine defeat, that it takes an up and takes a strategic adversary off the table. then we can focus where we should be focusing against our primaries adversary. which is china at this time. let's call this is an anonymous source in the state department's all the new york times. it's any ukraine piece plans recently for, for by china, just to destruction. the source said that washington's true goal is not to restore peace in ukraine, but rather to defeat russia, president biden. and his aid say their goal for now is to keep giving ukraine military aid to repel russia and take back ukrainian territory. and that any piece talks an idea that china and a few other nations are pushing or a distraction to help mister putin tried to solidify his games and continue his assaults in ukraine. the united states is waging a proxy war against russia and its using ukrainian blood, blood, and treasure,

and expending ukrainian infrastructure and industry on the united states is not paying the price for this war. and as long as they have no price to pay no consequence, they will continue. and we can see how indifference they are because of their reluctance encourage kiev to enter into negotiations. and they are entirely indifference to the fate of your crime. us policy toward china is rooted in delusion that's rooted in the delusion that the united states with one 4th the population of china is small and shrinking industrial base relative to china's that somehow it can and should maintain the gemini, not, not only in the region where the u. s. resides on the map, but also all across the whole of asia, where china is located when your foreign policy is based primarily on delusion,

everything bill on top of it, the parts further and further from reality. so it really is just a corner us the thing itself into geopolitically on finally, a massive fire has a rope that it's a chemical factory. overnight in india's western city of butter, dora the incidents raise concerns about the potential spread of toxic chemicals. as dreams of thick black smoke billowed into the fire fighting official studies of 6 hours to extinguish the place under the investigation is on the way to determine the cause. the facilitator was completely evacuated and there are no reports in just a lot of the estates of a hi. it's another cargo chain has been derailed. following a similar incident that in recent weeks, the spot national concerns about the potential spread of toxic chemicals. the company, the top rated the train in the latest instance as the know has different cereals were on board. the report stayed at least 20 cottages, came off the trucks. and you can read the details about this incidents. i'm much

more on all websites off. you dot com for us to wrap for now. what have you up to this weekend? i hope you're having a good one. my name is peter scott. let me fuck again in around about 30 minutes time. do you stay tuned from all great programs? come up next. ah, a ah, a lot of western countries are very concerned. the china might be sending russia michelle weapons as a way to help rush us military campaign in ukraine. personally, it's my just personal view. i'm very suspicious of that on i don't buy does it contradicts to what i see. the basic logic of all behavior puts on the phone. the chinese state ah

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