ah, we could do that with a shilling. he managed to get up from his bed bug you ran as far as i hear this is where he collapsed to teenage boys. a theory of li entered in the latest ukrainian attack on thorn. yes. a shell hit to residential buildings with protests in georgia, again say new foreign agents law. and to that 2nd day following tuesdays, violet unrest as demonstrates is tied to the conference call with an intelligent new ukranian suspect. we're behind the north stream pipeline. last but

chose to stay silent. that's the latest revelation is western media continue to dog's alternative versions of the attack. a month off, the journalist seymour hersh reported that washington was to blame with it's 9 pm here in moscow, and based on the international with the latest world news update. a very welcome to you that we start with the latest news from the dumbass, where ukrainian forces have hit residential buildings in don. yet, leaving to teenage boys injured teens were mom calls or brings this report from the side of the attack. 3 civilians were wounded as a result of ukrainian artillery schilling here hinge, and esque 2 of those civilians worked. children 2 boys, 12 and 13 years old. we're here the scene right now. you can see the house is almost completely had destroyed. everything inside is upside down. investigators

were working on the scene and they discovered remains of a shell. now there are clear markins here and numbers and english letter s right here, which is clearly indicates that nato made weapons were used once again, against peaceful civilians. here in the next little year old boy was in his bed during the shilling he was probably on his telephone, playing games like the kids like to do these days after the shilling he managed to get up from his bed, but he ran as far as i hear this is where he collapsed and he was bleeding very profusely. his relatives took the boy right away that in away for an ambulance and took him to the hospital currently and doctors are trying to save his life now . one of the kids in the next house he sustained light injuries. however,

this boy right here, the doctors are yet to give a prognosis on how it will ends up. but of course, the neighbors, the parents, grandparents, are hoping that he will make it on lucas only, giovanni, my grandson was lying on the bus in his dream, the granddaught on the floor. i sent kat on the floor. it's called, i sat to her and gone to the washing after that little do the home wake and then it hit us hard. i wasn't in bathroom. the children screamed, i didn't understand at 1st and then i looked and saw the blood. my grandson's had and face orange, it is actually a smugglers you like. and when i heard the 1st blessed list and the children into the corridor, but only down on the i saw everything correct in the snow. the boy who was lying in a bag was badly hit by shrapnel in the best boy was badly hurt. he carefully loaded him into the car and his that went with him to the hospital jolla. the city of dun esque is under ukrainian shelling every single day. there are victims on a daily basis as well. sometimes they are children, but despite that fact,

these parents and their children remain here, hand on that scans to have their hoping that very soon they will be able to walk the streets and even stay at home in peace for am on call for. if archie don't escrow public, meanwhile to the other russian front line region of zap rogia where ukrainian drones have attacked the city of america dar with incendiary shells. local authorities report ukrainian, u a v. the tack, the cities coastline sparking fires that spread along the power lines. the local administration says the attack was an attempt to spread panic and fear among the cities. residents. authorities also are to know the dos nuclear power station. the largest in europe is continuing to function as normal ah, in the capital of georgia, thousands of taking to the streets in a 2nd day of protest against a new foreign agent bill passed by parliament. several other cities have also

hosted mass rallies. many women have joined the demonstrations in march against what they call a total control. u. s. a and e u flag sitting supported in the clouds in front of georgia's parliament voting it tbilisi. let's get the details now from our correspondent who is therefore, is don quarter. i don't many thanks for joining us. it will tell us what the situation on the ground is like at the moment and doesn't look like things are heating up. oh, cooling down ah hi there, nikki. well, as you can see i'm in the center of the here in tbilisi, the capital of georgia right behind me. you can see the parliament building in front of which thousands of people have gathered to oppose this draft legislation that the parliament passed. that would essentially make it so that every organization that receive over 20 percent of their funding from foreign sources would have to register as for an agencies. a lot of these protesters are calling

this a russian style law. there's a lot of ukranian flags here and european union flag, some implied anti russian sentiment, even though this a very similar law also exists in the united states. actually was pass it back in 1938 before any sort of foreign agency law was passed in russia or of course draft legislation here. now today the protests have been relatively peaceful, but the protesters leadership have given the parliament and ultimatum. they've said that the parliament has one hour to release all of the protesters who have been arrested here and revoke its support for this draft legislation. otherwise the protesters will take quote, unquote, different measures. that's because, i mean, yesterday when these protests broke out, they were anything but peaceful. we saw protesters throwing molotov cocktails, setting up barricades. they even tried to storm the parliament building in an events that a lot of people have been likening to the events of the year. on my don coup d'etat

back in 2014, that happened in ukraine. now the georgia president right now is in the united states and she released a video supporting the protestors and calling for the parliament to revoke its support for this draft legislation coming out in criticism of this draft legislation. so we've got some sort of ripped right here right now between the parliament and the president. it's not so clear whether it's going to heat up or pull down right now. the parliament seems pretty firm and it's position. and if it stays that way, it's very likely that we will see a continuation of what happened last night as well. where a round 60 of protesters were arrested and around 50 police officers were injured. don't many thanks for the update, on se, coach when the georgia capital tbilisi with the latest many banks will

not be americans, russians or polls, but private to a private venture originating in ukraine. that's the latest allegation coming from west impressive, renewed stream pipeline blasts with reports alleging the culprit one know a week after the attack hadn't been carried out by the americans. the russians of the poles, their intelligence service apparently told them, but by a private venture originated in ukraine, there were told this would not be made public and to deflect any questions about why the official investigation into the destruction of the roster german pipeline was moving. so slowly, after mainstream newspapers of record in both the united states and germany, so the new york times and zeit came out on tuesday, not even ours, apart with stories of anonymous officials in their respective countries attributing the north stream pipeline sabotage to an equally unidentified quote pro ukrainian group. now it's britons turn the times of london now claims that an unnamed scandinavian delegation that was briefed by their embassy in brussels about

a private actor, absolutely not affiliated with keith that had sponsored the sabotage operation. what strange about this piece is that initially looks like a straight up and down analysis, but then it veers off into a lot of editorializing for example. it suppose that the reason why the identity of this mysterious private ukrainian entity was kept under wraps was to prevent germany from having 2nd thoughts about continuing weapons deliveries to keith. obviously, that would be like giving christmas gifts, holiday gifts to the guy who set your house on fire, given the critical nature of the north stream network to the german economy. nieto officials, it appears, wanted to protect ukraine from a public, sped with germany, which had been dragging its heels or whether to deliver vital mil to aid include, and leopard to tangs and iris. t ed defense systems, the idea of ukrainians, driving a vehicle laden with explosives. through poland, to launch an attack on

a german pipeline from german soil will particularly great on the german public. so what's odd about this time's piece is that it, as it would quote, only be fair to keep the information from germany since probably already knew who was responsible and that keith had been quote, blindsided by all this new reporting. so keith, the victim and germany could potentially he another aggressor. but how does the times know for sure that he was blindsided? were they really surprised? are they feigning, surprised? it then says that the confusion over the identity of the ukrainian operative would, quote, breed suspicion and would quote, emboldened those in germany, who are pressuring all of schultz, the chancellor to curtail military aid and ultimately harm ukraine. so the report goes out of its way to defend authorities handling of this information that i received from who knows where it then goes on to defend the unnamed ukrainian saboteur. saying that it wasn't the intent of the quote influential figure,

which is interesting. so maybe it's a bigwig, they're talking about to harm relations between keep and germany. you think it's also not the intent of bank robbers to go to prison, but they are always really think everything through like all the potential consequences. that doesn't mean that the police ends up withholding their names from the public and yeah, just maybe the german people wouldn't appreciate this idea that explosives were taken through germany to a poor in rostock germany, from whence they set sail to blow up germany's energy lifeline. but it looks like germany is already busy making excuses for shrugging it all off. i do not comment on hypothetical investigations. it could just as well have been a false flag operation, as it was clear from the messages. in other words, to blame pro ukrainian groups and present everything the way the probability of one or the other is equally high. so now we have to wait and see how events will

develop. you don't have to think about the consequences for our support of ukraine on the basis of such an investigation, which of course was conducted carefully and scrupulously. very strong signal is going to drawing people as to what to think about this. you have to wonder why the times which seems to be doing the same thing is running interference with this unnamed ukrainian terrorist and why it has the newspaper opted to present this critical breaking news. with heavy handed editorialize framing that tells the public what to think about it all while also serving to inoculate both the perpetrator and he's against any eventual potential blow back. and while kim denies everything, it certainly isn't demanding that the perpetrator running around permitting terrorism in its honor be identified and held accountable, which is kind of interesting. know. meanwhile, the russian foreign ministry has chimed in to offer a few new plot points to this rapidly evolving western narrative. i would not be

surprised if as a result of the elite investigation, the west and its newspapers established that the north string pipelines were destroyed by dolphin boma who scape from crimea to ukraine. seriously. washington london, a going down the beaten path of using controlled leaks in this matter, forming the agenda they need. this was the case will solsbury and amesbury, nevada, unovia, chuck and so on. but the truth is yet to come. i'm sure. who knows? maybe the dolphin vollmer was hanging out with the ghost of tea for the heroes of snake island when they all came up with this wonderful bombing idea. jim and politician, good not back, save berlin will keep supporting key as even off to the new revelations because the german government is essentially on the foreign control. it's clearly not a satisfactory response to the allegations, but i think the main point, the german government, i think that every once realized by now is not an autonomous actor in the same way

in which say the u. s. government is, or even the french government is the german government is constrained not only, but of course, also by external pressure. the 2nd element is of course, internal compulsion. germany is caught with aid, circa, of many years of moralizing international relations rhetoric. so it's movement itself into a position where ukraine is played as the holy innocent party in this conflict. and the germans, always eager always has to be seen on the good side have. now i think for the foreseeable future, committed themselves to support to ukraine. what ever bad news about you cray may surface an unsustainable burden. that's how the nigerian

presidents disquiet depression struggling countries under the system of global financial institutions that a gathering of wealth leaders into the nature of the global financial system weighs down the least developed countries with an unsustainable external debt burden. it represents an unfair debt architecture, as those states are charged more money to borrow on markets and downgraded when they even think of restructuring their debt. or applying for relief, let is purely an sustainable for west ellis intrusion to keep causing this dent crisis. i employ and indebted countries and not see themselves as part of the problem. numerous times we've seen and heard the calls by developing countries and indebted countries as to what is expected of them. but very little comes from the other side. and out of the many, many countries that have been identified by the you and report wishlist some of the

2 countries as a step away from being vulnerable, especially to the inability to repay their debt and suffer large distress in terms of their economic output. we've seen the u. n. secretary general antonio gutierrez, coming out to play, to the gallery, as it were, an echo the sentiments and the practices that these poor countries have decried. but has he gone far enough? has he identified these rich countries who he says, ah, that the developers of this architecture of dead which continues to pin down poor and developing countries. he has not called out the i m f as mazily, the role that which it plays when it comes to debt relief. and some of the onerous requirements that they put on the recipients of the said debt. all global financial

system was designed by wealthy countries and loves me to their benefits. that is why we are insisting so strongly, namely with the g $24.00. it's reform deprives of liquidity. many, if you are locked out of capital markets by predatory interest rates, there is also an onerous burden that is descent on poor countries, especially those that are in dire financial street. we have seen the delays in the, the signing off of a staff level agreement deal for a country like zombie out. it took $271.00 days for a measly $1300000000.00 deal to be agreed. while if you look at the median forward developed countries over the last decade, at least, you see that it took some 55 days. and that time could really mean a lot. i world of difference for these poor countries. and it further trips them

into debt. the president of the so to going as far as coiling for an all right of the said debt. and this is something they can easily absorbed by these countries. let us be frank. if real a minute, when we use the words international partners or partnership than the many parts of this partnership must equal the share success stories and failures stories. i notice that our partners have a tendency to cost all blame on the recipient partner for failures and avoid scrutiny of their own $8.00 programs. the certainly might have contributed to the failures. it looks like the west is trying to shift the blame to china's so called debt trap. how is china responding to these allegations? china has learned to really stand up for itself. and notice that they are being perpetually pinned down as the bogeyman while they were, in some cases, really the only other country that would lend money to indebted african countries.

the truth is that the i m f has been lending to countries since, you know, the 2nd world war and they have gone on many calls for the reform because of how the lend and the, the restructuring of these payments that they should be leaving. these institutions, they've had to deal more with the application for dead restructuring and dead relieve than china has had to. and that is something that the new foreign minister has come out to defend and really called the west out on. so it, i, we had join us should be the last one to be accused of the so called that trap data shows that multilateral financial institutions and commercial creditors account for over 80 percent of the sovereign debt of developing countries, particularly since last year. the unprecedented rabbit interests high by the united states have led to massive capital outflows in many countries and have worse and the debt problems in the countries concerned. and that really goes towards what the

i am have his falling from his assistance and pegging. you know, the debt to the american currency in a sense that i am every serve, the american interest serves to protect the interest of way it is made and that the u. n. in this case, also considering way it's headquartered, really falls short of calling out. it's biggest donna, and that is the united states of america. the u and chief has called on russia and ukraine to extend the international grain deal, which is due to expire in 10 days time. antonio guitar has made the statements after sitting down for talks with president zalinski and key f. the greasy coming over the glass, even initiative on the model, and the to create conditions to the possible use of export me. so that,

let's see in line with your present of the initiatives, the grain deal with field loss july between russia and ukraine with turkey on the us, acting as mediators and guarantors. the agreement facilitates the export of food supplies from ukraine's black. c ports. the deal also allowed for the on blocking of russian fertilizer and grain exports. but moscow say this condition has still not been met . the foreign ministry has accused western countries, honestly, un, preventing the agreement from functioning while for the time being most maintained is ready to keep up holding its end of the bargain. but only if all sides of the deal also respects that commitment geopolitical storm longer save the international grain deals mostly west and ukrainian interests at the expense of other nations. you know, like any that was then pro ukrainian lead us leaning and talking to the lynn. he, we, we not sure why it's like that,

but in the beginning it was the type kind of the deal. but now you go to, to, to kids, to try and speak to them about that. so to me, i'm not so sure the consent i consider while you live in a conversation with you create a little company for what the government now seem to be. it's not something that has been, if you show to russia or it's a deal such a thing. so it's not something that it completely fed how he's putting it out and it's really sharp on how it's conducting it right now. at the moment, the center of the congregation should be involved in other countries, russia and it's got into an india animal rights group. pizza has unveiled

a life science robot elephant to be used for tourism and religious rituals. instead of will animals which often mistreated worshippers in the indian corolla her welcome, c, mechanical animal, native iron. and rather, a traditional ceremony was held that the temple with a new robot was sanctify by the head priest animal rights activists of low and demanded to abolish the use of live elephant elephant saying the amount of cruelty, especially when the gentle giant, surrounded by noisy crowns and exploding fireworks during the religious festivals. we had local worship, as you say, the invention is a big step towards freeing find. find them where no elephant row, you know, use them so ago in the face to move they don't take from florida to san b. didn't into submission or performing in the got the, with the big, you know, use such mechanical elephants, the char, you know, an amazing alternative nor anonymous means to support and offend. so in the wise,

i'm increasingly them to get a law using alternators like filing teen shop it on such mechanical edison. this is the beginning of a major chain. we have received a request from many temples to use rob on the elephant in their festivals. we have already confirmed a few events for him this month. formula. safety was the primary reason for grading among many elephants and previously run amok during festivals. recently people realize the importance of mechanical elements and such incidents happens. now people are watching the festival without fear. the us military is taking information warfare to the next level by itself with deep fake videos, as reported by the intercept outlet. citing the pentagon procurement documents us intelligence officials previously stated that defects are a dangerous trend and propaganda that can undermine democracy by planting doubts in almost every kind of visual information. so call the branch of the us military

responsible for secret operations has declined to comment on its plans to weaponized steep fakes. journalist on podcast, host of paula pas the essays, the pencil is simply using new technology to maintain its own tactics. the fact of their gearing up it's, it's certainly just the fact that this technology, this is just the modern take on exactly what the intelligence community is. and you know, us media has been doing to foreign governments as well as its own, its own people for decades now, they've been doing this to their own citizens in the west. the only thing new is in fact, the technology you've seen us most recently with, you know, the proxy war that is currently going on in ukraine. where they try to portray russians is committing atrocities in order to drum up support. so that the deep stake and go protect its interests in its assets in secrets. but it's exactly the same thing that they were doing for years. they did it there $911.00. they did it

through cove, it, they've done it in no middle east and africa throughout the war in iraq to destabilize governments to create chaos. it is just more and more of the same. the thing i think is most no worthy that people should be paying attention to the fact that they're coming on admitting it. now let me, thanks for joining. gather not international this wednesday. we'll get back with more in 30 minutes that fast. it's john kieriyaki with at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from gray. with

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hello and welcome to cross hawk where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, western capitals, and they're pliant. corporate media continue to maintain the west is not at war with russia. however, the fact is, nato is a co belligerent, supplying financial support, arms and diplomatic cover forgive when the west claims, otherwise, it means it's losing. ah, crossing the west war on russia, i'm joined by my guest, jo, lori, and sydney. he's the editor in chief of consortium news dot com, in tulsa. we have jeremy whose motto he is managing, editor of covert action magazine. and in los angeles, we have pi e, and he is a strategic planning consultant, a private equity advisor and an independent economic analyst. our gentleman crossed sack rolls and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to jo 1st in sidney here, over the last week or so 10 days or so we've had piece proposals coming out.

there's a leaks about a possibility of the u. k. france and germany having a proposal from what i've read, it's very ukraine centric, not security side drink. and the chinese came out with a 12 point proposal which has been widely dismissed in the west here. so what is the strategic goal here? i mean, if it's all focused on ukraine, and if you look at the chinese proposal, it's heavy on security and i think that's the biggest difference between the 2. go ahead, joe. i think her, when on, if back more falls to russia is going to be a major turning point and a decision will have to be made will be a big humiliation for the united states, for europe and for so asking, what do they do then? do they listen to the realist such as micron and shells as they are? and peter, pavel of the check republic, ordered them or to the neocons in the u. s. newland lincoln southern and in europe .