[000:00:00;00] with, with the swish as well by 30 percent, a historic low as trading of several european pine stock, the whole thing and then spread a new mean financial meltdown the case is he all the, all to him? all school bank move to the in the code is russian forces advancing. don't bath with the volcanic group releasing footage from inside the area, strong called the zone, plug a facility with a deep web of underground passage. it also ahead

with chaos and rob found flying form of pakistani prime minister iran cons. residents says police attempts to arrest the politician alleged corruption charges with a very welcome from all of our team here in moscow. this is ality international with the very latest world news update. it's great to happy with that one of your up largest banks. credit suisse has seen a 30 percent drop in shadow price on wednesday, with the financial times reporting that the financial organization has appealed to the swiss national bank for a public show of support trading of several companies stokes, including credits with, with temporarily hold it on wednesday morning, due to steep loss is the fullest cause a wider banking sect and sell off a follow and gets modest to recovery on tuesday. the main shareholder,

all the credits with group from saudi arabia has rules out any further financial assistance for the trouble bank. the answer is absolutely not for many reasons. outside the simplest reason which is regulatory and statuary. when our own 9.8 percent of the bank, if we go above 10 percent, all kinds of new rules kick in. whether it be by our regulator or the european regulator, or this was the regulator most the customers our credit with withdrew over $150000000000.00 with the bank reporting an annual loss of nearly $8000000000.00. it's biggest since the global financial crisis in 2008. the crash wednesday spilled over into another into other rather you were appealing banking sector stocks with institutions. institutions such as commerce, bank and deutscher bank calling between 8 percent and 10 percent tax appear, a director at the school as high studies and social sciences phase credits within

drop. it's a sign that some european banks trails assign. you know, it's definitely an indicator that some banks knock was a bank that some banks in your ra a are quite free. you, in with a moment of your reads we have seen in the last 6 months are not afraid because it was the bought off of titles as been pert and the pressure certainly a problem which deserves to be addressed very quickly. this comes hard on the heels of financial turmoil in the us, where the collapse of 2 major banks had sent ripples through the world political lifetime journalists, john verola, says western governments will try to solve the current crisis the same way they did back in 2008, by simply printing more money. this is what happened in 2008. i mean,

you're the government belt of the big bank by putting more money, right? we had all of this. all we took all these measures to say the bank for printing printing, right? it was called q e quantitative easing. it was basically printing one trillion, 2 trillion dollars and sorry, i can't remember the exact figure, but they, through all this money at the bank and that money, you know, where did it go? you know, it didn't really go into the economy. no, it's settled in the bank, and it contributed to inflation and depletion in the value asset, which of course is an artificial inflation. and this is the problem. the american government always gets involved in the crisis and try to solve by printing more money. but that doesn't solve the problem that will solve the temporarily. it pushes the problem on towards the future, right? so basically we're also, we're now today coming to correction. we're coming directly with the poor measures that were implemented after 2008 again,

printed all this money. then we have coded over 19 print, more money, principal money, right? this is the, this is the go to answer of u. s. government and the federal reserve to put more money or they never make deep systemic change. and the day of reckoning is coming. we cannot do this forever. we cannot print the money forever. right. so it's going to blow up is going to blow up in a big way. but i think again, by the end of the year, we're going to face a major systemic crisis in class. and that is what's fueling inflation. and the inflation is also wrecking. how did with the financial system, you know, it's all connected. it really, really is all connected. and a lot of people unfortunate don't see that. that actually are leaders. don't even understand that it's connected that may have a competent, they are. my colleague peter scott spoke with arthur contributor chris adams who drew parallels between the current crisis and that the 2008 i think people tend to

do in these scenarios are sort of speculate was really we should do is, i believe, is and economists. we should look back in history that see what happened in the past. and if you look at the past, the us don't really was the currency of choice. there wasn't really anything to contend with it. you know, china was sort of, you know, it's starting to build up confidence within that. the women be trying to get international partners to adopt it, but they weren't really there. and we can see, so they've actually got a clip pizza from hillary clinton when she was the secretary of state and 2000 and night, showing how confident she was in the power of the u. s. economy. and therefore the us dollar. it's a good investment. it's a safe investment, even despite the economic challenges sweeping over the world, the united states has a well deserved financial stability. reputation is very, very confident that really there wasn't really anything to challenge challenge the us dollar that but take the situation now. take where the us stories going the fact they printed so many the fact, but now, you know, most saudi arabia, even, you know, we went to the saudi area at the top of the top of the programs accepting payments

in other currencies, apart from the us dollar that wasn't the case, and she's out there night. so how the market's react is going to be very turbulent in my opinion, when it comes to your rights or pretty much any other currency that is allied closely to the us dollar. well, we'll talk a reactions to this. how do you think the us will response this latest crisis? you know, again, i think they're going to have to have a very different response. it's not going to be as easy as that for them as it was before. let's take you to 2000 and we keep in mind these are the night, but that's kind of where we need to compare things cuz that was the, i think the last time we really saw this kind of reaction is in a very collapse of things in the collapse, the backside of that was a lot bigger, but hey, it's a playful right now. you know, that was a different time. you know, the us and china, even the u. k, announced back then the u. s. is probably close to the ally that it was that golden age of relationship with china. the us is that again, we're going to use their again, i'm sorry for, to get out to get the click of a clip of advocacy, just so much great conflict for us today. hillary clinton in china in 2008 and have

a listen. and i appreciate greatly the chinese government's continuing confidence in united states treasury's i think that's a well grounded confidence. we have every reason to believe that united states and china will recover and that together we will help to lead the global recovery again as we see the best reputation in the well, we've got a great relationship with china, x, y, z. now that just isn't the case anymore, they've really been prodding fine, and they've been prodding china over china's relationship, ever growing closeness with, with russia. sign is chinese constant insistent as was agreed in the one china policy that taiwan is not part is part of china for me is not, it's part of china, which is adopted as international law, which the us still continues to send lethal aid to taiwan. so the chinese are not stupid, they're putting everything out there. economy,

what's very differently that financial planning, what's different me? it doesn't work. you know, sort of like bite in the other day on monday when you get up in the morning says a statement that statements a plan one month, one, week, one year, even 10 years in advance. so really this, this, this, this sort of schism that's happening now. it's the birth of this most multiple world or that we talk about. i think it's going to be very, very difficult for the u. s. to react so that they're not going to have as many friends there anymore. in pakistan, clashes between the nations, police and supporters of former prime minister in ron con, have escalated outside his residence in lahore. as officers have once again failed to find and rest. the opposition leader for not appearing a court. hearing on the ledge corruption charges calling himself saves the real goal of the government is to prevent it from taking part in this year's upcoming elections. the reason why this is happening is not because i broke any law. the reason why this is happening is they want to put me in jail and they won me in jail

so that i cannot contest elections. the reason i didn't bear in the court was because my life is a threat. i already had one assassination attempt on me and my life was threatened by the same people when power. and actually there was a warning by the interior ministry that my life is in danger. the game with such force, i mean short of tanks, they had everything they had. these armored gaz, the eastern part of the whole now resembles a battle ground. as the violence has spilled over into a 2nd day. the unrest played out on tuesday is calling for food has gathered outside his home to defend him from the authorities. some local say the attempt to arrest counties aimed at postponing the elections, which could see him return to power in the media around the world. a showing when happened here, but our government has imposed to ban and local tv channels to not show emron cod. they're fighting a war with us because they want to avoid elections. they want

a lot and coffins. they want to rest and run con, so people will take to the street. there will be by lens, and that will be enough justification to postpone the elections. i am at aha, no. but today we stood with god willing him wrong. con will save pakistan. he will put his foot on their neck and will be elected again. no one could stop them when they have shut down. the internet's not only had the 5 d a guess, but diverse direct fired, the former prime minister residence. our whole leadership is not safe. it's provoking to people local correspondence jour to ganga is at the scene in the hall with the latest on the hunt for him. round con. do my spend my, who i am standing near them on port the residence of former prime minister in wrong con. on tuesday morning and operation was launched to arrest con, by deploying punjab police islam, abad police rangers and paramilitary troops. it was a difficult operation,

and the authorities used massive force against con supporters. they used dear gas. bullets were also fired. many workers were injured are hospitalized. several are in critical condition, while emergency has been declared in the hospitals. if we talk about is amman, par carrier is been completely cordoned off. local residents are scared, schools were shut down and people fear what will happen to them in the common nights and days for the time being. the operation has been suspended on the court order until 10 am on thursday. the court has ordered punjab police and ranges to move back at least 500 meters from cons residence. so now they are deployed at the specified distance. they'll wait for the next order from the court and maybe they will restore the operation on thursday morning will keep you updated your state department spokesperson. net price claims. no country has played such

a major role as america and building stability in the middle east after spine washington, previously invading o helping topple governance in several countries. that when it comes to our role in the region and, and whether as i've, as i've read, i'm our role maybe being supplanted. i'm some allege i have a difficult time wrapping my head around how our rule could be supplanted when no country on earth has done more to help build a more stable, more integrated region. the funny thing is that the state department, the white house, the national security council, the pentagon, they all believe that they all believe that us is a long term force for stability and for peace in them. at least they don't want to talk about iraq. they don't want to talk about syria, they don't want to talk about libya or a little further feel they don't want to talk about afghanistan, pakistan,

and iran. the truth of the matter is that us is being supplanted as the dominant authority in, in the middle east. you know, the united states has been apoplectic about, for example, the russian president in syria. this announcement last week that the chinese were responsible for a new repro small between the iranians and the saudis, made me think of 994 and the lower court. the embarrassing truth of the court is that united states had literally no idea that the israelis and palestinians were meeting in oslo. they had to play catch up after an official now that we've made so they can deny all they want, that the u. s. is being supplanted in the region. the truth of the matter is that it's happening and on by russian forces have taken control of the village of valleys, neon school. and there are 2 more schools known as bach moves further and circling the city as, according to the chief of russia,

mancha group which is spearheading the months long offensive. but by the lack of ammunition in the most difficult battle. our assaults completing in circle into buzzwords. this morning, the pmc wagner saw units gained control over the village of zealous 90 scott. the russian army has reported the attack, the rare of ukrainian reinforcements in the area of a night. as off the president, the landscape office announced that would keep defending the city a major logistics hub for the training. despite taking massive losses that are the rushes, volcanic were reportedly took over parts of the industrial zone of zone and all tim, all verified online footage, apparently confirmed rushes control over the ball stock marsh plans. as you can see in the footage, vulcan has taken the facility in the north of the city. this is the same plant where presidents, lensky commanded ukrainian soldiers for that defense of the city last year is on plant is one of the city's main strong holds with it's on the grounds,

tunnels vital for defense. across in the la guns. good public russian forces have showed ukrainian positions in renew to tactical battles. as the russian army continues, it's offensive, with tongue kills raging on the grounds and jones clashing in the skies. ortiz a ghost on his back. the soil here in the spring time dawn bass is very close to quicksand. parts of this forest visit a complete not many vehicles can cross this terrain freely and safely. thanks. i sadly among those that can

ah, these tanks belong to the euro separate sold battalion to say they know their enemy in the face is hardly an exaggeration. a 100 meters is sometimes cruel, that separates the sides. caves all seeing eyes focused on the battle for book mote and russian troops here in the loo, ganske republic had been trying to capitalize on the distraction. ukrainian command has drawn reinforcements, but they are often gathered out of yesterday's trainings without real combat experience. who become easy prey, such accuracy would be impossible without drones. there's such a swarm of them in the skies every day, every minute that it's not uncommon for russian and ukrainian birds to meet and duke it out like this. one is down this time the russian drone literally

came out on top an intention, the entirety of the russian force shares with every heart in their ranks. hamish done of reporting from the dumbass, our t, the founder and owner of ukraine's m tax clothing brand, which president lensky likes to what has turned out to be an open nazi. it's been revealed that alexandra car, a seal has been posting nazi things propaganda on social media. his mtag brands that have become popular with top ukrainian officials, including the landscape and some of his advisors and generals. last year, the landscape sold one of his and tact jackets for over $100000.00 as a london auction, which was endorsed by then prime minister boris johnson. kind of see off has even received praise from the found of the notorious of a battalion for actively supplying ukrainian nationalists since 2014. this is alex,

the owner of the wonderful network military where half of the ukranian army addresses since 2014. he has been super actively helping us with everything. he could, uniforms, shoes and many other things. independent journalist sonya, on demand phase, the western media prefer to turn a blind eye to such revelations which don't fit the narrative. 2014, when my uncle, they're all of them and that she's already there. and we all learn somehow to get in there, right? so they know about it and i think a lot of ukrainians inside bottom or inside the government are supporting the terry and that's we know i was in the factory. i saw all the world. nasty. can you come up there so they know about it they, they, i think they supported book ok, open the course, and the western mainstream media is 1st. they said all the time. well, you know,

tell him is actually and flushes retelling with when especially ration started. they just said no, no, no, you know, they changed. it's not like the, know they're not any more. so this is how they twist the whole thing. let's definitely they know isley make militants have a nice record. high levels of violence across africa. that's according to a new report from the african center for strategic studies. last year alone, the continent reported $97000.00 the tax on $20000.00 casualties at 22 percent increase in violence from the previous year. the area, the hardest, is the saw how region where an a t a power is lead intervention as only worse and the situation. a senior research fellow at the johanna is burg institute for advanced studies say from some of us have be stabilized africa within neo colonial approach. but the french prisons, in the 1st instance,

was never in a morally or politically correct position. the french of never had been in africa in the 1st instance with colonialism, and certainly not in the so called postcolonial every care. there is a definite, an infringement of the sovereignty of the continents different nations. and much of the interventions of these 2 countries largely there in front of it in britain, breach of international law. this interference in the integrated other country 3 and 10, little as if there is one particular entity that civilize and in and all the others are barbarians. and so this the resort to intimidation and the

logic of russia as foreign minister say thank you. s military re padrona crashed off the crimea case on tuesday had violated the no fly zone. so galen ross called it and attentive the american publication. us completely ignores the fact that after the start of the special operation, our military declared the relevant areas of the black sea adjacent to the coast in certain places as areas that have a limited status for used by any aircraft. such to fire disregard suggest that the american side is constantly trying to look for some kind of provocation to escalate its confrontational approach. moscow said that the us was aware all along that, that area that air space. i had a flight restricted status all along. but washington, of course, and has always said that it would ignore that and continue fly and wherever they, sol fits. and this is what happens. so naturally, moscow says, since washington was aware,

this most likely seems to be an act of provocation. so they're just looking for a way to escalate their approaches. and this is one of the ways they did that since again, they knew that that area had a flight restrict the status 1st. they were accusing moscow right away. they said that the moscow did this intentionally, and now just literally less than 24 hours of change there soon. and now we have statements from the usaa state department spokesperson that price. who said that it looks like it was most likely an unintentional event. let's take a lesson, i think the best assessment right now is that it probably was unintentional. it probably was the result of profound and competence on the part of one of these russian pilots. at 1st we saw media in the us absolutely gone crazy. been hysterical, really accused in russia and said that russia did this on purse on purpose and now literally less than 24 hours later we have the u. s. state department saying that this looks like an unintentional incidence. and we can hear from the us state

department, what he had to say there in that price, that now it's an unintentional ah, incidents. and again, we're saying that there are now focusing on the manner in which this happens and they're making elaborate videos and simulations of how it happened as a let's have a look at one of their versions of what they claim, how it happened. there are visualizations pushing jet approach from the rear dumping fuel u. s. officials believe it meant to come up in front of the drone, so it would fly into the fuel cloud, but pulled up too soon and clipped the drones propeller, which is located in the rear. the drones controllers could do nothing but let it glide into the sea. raso forest part has always maintained from the very few hours after this happened that russia did not come into contact, actual physical contact if you will, with the drawing. and also it did not shoot it down, it did not use any weapons against that. but again, we saw all what was happening in western media there. and again, there were,

there were prepared, ah, but perhaps it was a russian as spokesperson god literally pra scave, who said at best actually let's have listened exactly about that flight, restrict the status, which is the key and most important information of as they those who shouldn't have been there shouldn't have flown there and then everything would have been environmentally friendly. and this of course was everything and to risk as a sort of gay love. rog mentioned earlier in the day that these actions, they know the risks that they're taken. washington, when they do this and they risk escalating, is this something that they're looking for? that is the question. one of his annoying signed and analysis now from our guest, al rasmussen were tied us military lieutenant colonel and international consulting . many thanks for joining us on a program. always nice to see. so i'd love to get your take on, on what the us we patrone could have been doing so close to russia's board isn't why it crashed into the black se well, nickie, i think,

i think we all know what it probably was doing. i. although the, the reaper drone can carry hellfire missiles, i believe, i believe was being used for surveillance. and so basis and they're very good at surveillance. good. listen to conversations on the, on the street. have very good visual. so that probably travelling together gather communications, information, movement information, other type of information that could be used for tactical operation or for, for strategic knowledge and understanding in the crimea area. so definitely an intelligence operation was going on. the other thing that i think we all know is the transponder was turned off. so that's another interesting kind of highlights the, what the underlying intention was was to avoid being try to avoid being tracked as well. yeah, it's also interesting that russia says it wants to recover the wreckage,

all the rate of the reaper, but washington, washington rather, doesn't seem to have any interest in trying to do so. do you think? does anything useful to be salvage from the drone? well, i think there's quite a bit to be useful. i think the we've got leather technology, obviously that potential. and i think intelligence that could be gathered from potential to, from, from where, where was the, whereas a drawn flying, what was the operations going on? what type of information had it actually gathered? mean those things can probably be deciphered or gathered out of the, out of whatever it recovered. you know, there's typically a black box type of device on those as well. so that's going to give a lot of information. and i think both the russians, and although, although we probably already, they've probably already been reverse engineered, but there may be reverse engineering that can be done with on the drum as well. and,

and potentially, maybe there's other countries that might be interested, such as iran on, on what may be deciphered from, from the drone as well. so i, you know, i think it's just, obviously the u. s. would like to recovered. i think. why else would they've tempted to send the romanians out to recover it? but the russians are their 1st and it's, the russians will definitely have, i think they will go through to recover as much as they can of it. well, what we know, the re padrona can be useful for surveillance. they can also be used for heavy weapons as a heavy weapons platform. rather us officials declined to say whether the drone was actually arms when it crashed. what do you make of silence? yeah, it's interesting that they're not denying it right out, right. i mean, i don't know, maybe they don't know. maybe it has some argument. i don't think the primary mission was a was a an attack type mission, i think was more on

a surveillance side. so whether it's was already armed or not, i'm not sure we'll find out. i'm sure the russians will find out, but i personally think it was not and, and that it was only being used for surveillance purposes but, but you're right. it can carry i guess that hell, fire missiles other type of armaments on the drone which can be used in an offense of operation. some was a meter outlets, claiming that the actual footage showing that the drone was runs by a russian military jet. but if that's really the case, then why haven't they shown these images? well, well i've been, i've been interested to see the images as well because i personally, i personally don't think that there was actually any physical contact. definitely not a ramming. if there was contact, i think was purely accidental. but i, i highly doubt that there was you know, there,

there are stories that fuel was let out. i mean, maybe it was, i mean, it made me feel was jettisoned. i mean, lot of times jet, we'll get some feel before returning to, to a flight or something. it almost seems like to draw ones like a fire hydrant, but you know, another situation, but i, i do not think there was actually any intentional contact that was made. and i highly doubt that there was i'll be interested to see the footage, ukrainian officials i have previously admitted that they rely on us intelligence data when launching attacks against russia. so do you think this drone crash incident could somehow change the situation? well, i think the, the us will be more, perhaps more cautious, but they'll probably still send drones out there. this is a look at mr. pest graphs that this known was well known in advance that this was in a basically conflict zone area and zone of the special military operation. so what