of tradition, an amazing mix of cultures and peoples, but what makes this place so appealing? we're going to speak to some of the most prominent locals of all home and uncover some of the secrets our top headlines on our team international as russia ones that britain planned to send. your radian ammunition to ukraine is a path to nuclear again, london and walk into an attempt to down play the devastating effects of those weapons. also i had in this print, standing in the middle of a crater made by did such got lou ballistic missile, which is capable of carrying nuclear ammunition. obviously, this was not the case this time around. however, this building had been completely destroyed for ukrainian attack on don't yet city destroys a water supply repair facility just further worsening the situation for the lives

of civilians in that area. so the cia invented a media cover story to conceal the american involvement in the sabotage of the north korean pipeline. that is, according to a pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, who says the german state intelligence also had a role in the plot. new delhi react to the u. k. failing to provide adequate protection of an indian office in london recently attacked by separatists by scaling down security at british diplomatic offices. this respond through need at which is coming in all the medicaid being removed from the british, micah mentioning you and danny is seen as a big data dahlia to be one in with. well, it's already turning into our busy thursday afternoon here with the russian capital . this is alta international, just one minute past 2 in the afternoon here. let's get straight to your top

storage right now. so russia has worn but western powers leading the world to nuclear on mckesson. russia's ambassador to america made those comments in response to washington's attempts to down play a plan by its ally, the u. k. to send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine. i mean, make no mistake, and this is yet another straw man through which the russians are driving a stake. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been in use for, for decades. american officials have yet another law with that irresponsible statements. let me remind you that by using these kind of ammunition, radioactive dust settles on the ground, it is extremely toxic and cannot be contaminated. such substances broke outbreaks of cancer. the american smelled this very well because they have already used this veterans in iraq and yugoslavia. it seems that the enlightened west,

led by washington, has irrevocably decided to bring humanity to dangerous line, be on which nuclear mcgathen looms clearly. but washington has emphasized that the us is not planning to send such ammunition, although it has been downplaying concerns about what are the negative effects on people's health of the environment. depleted uranium ammunition are used for piercing armored vehicles and tanks has been known to release toxins. in the soil and effect the ground water. a britain has insisted that the uranium late and weaponry will not lead to a nuclear escalation. or senior russian official has opposed those claims saying, such ammunition is comparable to that of a dirty on. they can say able to sink, i accustomed to. yeah. and you know to hear the, the black is white and the white is black and it's normal. greg. then the light is more terrible. it's more reliable. it's nice to discuss

this issue. it's really serious issue, but nobody on them i'm in the bas wants to sit and to discuss what the consequences said. we had an intervention in the forum for security cooperation here. mean, because it's very dangerous it's, it's a dirty kind of dirty bob and who had already seen the consequences of using this in the u. s. m, and i was hearing me and i was the witness how they used it. i haven't seen the consequence in that time, but it started 90 and i was here and it was a logical this is a lung cancer center increased, especially in children. i don't know why, but it's in their interest to say to pronounce against it, but i think it's just the bed frame that says they're afraid of this. very

simple london. it has a long tradition of to do make programs for russia. you have 300 years history or one of the great, it's a politician, 100 years ago, said that the britain feels uncomfortable when there is no. there are no conflicts in europe. well, a civilians of the former yugoslavia who suffered from those strike, still seeking justice decades off the nato bombing campaign. and we heard from a sub in lawyer who actually filed multiple lawsuit against nato. he says, the use of depleted uranium ammunition is a criminal offense, as it devastates innocent life. little depleted uranium is incredibly harmful. it's radioactive, the half life of depleted uranium last 4500000000 years. this means that if it is

fired into some territory, it remains there forever. in fertility, develops in adults and a number of immune diseases developing children. ammunition would depleted uranium primarily affects the environment. it essentially amounts to eco side to pleaded uranium pollutes the soil, the crown water and the air 15 tons of depleted uranium have been dumped into serbia annually around 30000 people get sick and about 15000 di, for most of them. these are the consequences of the bombing of the country would depleted uranium ammunition i'm handling the cases of people affected by depleted uranium during the nato bombing here. and serbia, more than 3500 people with cancer have approach my office. so we brought this case to a serbian court. only a court can confirm the truth and determine whether the disease is due to depleted uranium. we sent everything to the institute of nanotechnology, where through the course of analysis, it is possible to prove the presence of uranium and other heavy metals in the

client's body. thus we prove a connection between the disease and the bombing. well meantime, a ukrainian attack on bon yet city destroys a water supply repair facility just further worsening the situation of the lives of civilians in that area of an outdoorsy course while it roman clauser ref with this report. ah, ben, ah, these are the remains of a soviet maids at such ha, who miss al, which was fired by you korean military against a civilian area here. hinden asked how thankfully no one was injured or killed during this attack. however, a local water treatment plants, or rather the maintenance shop here, was completely destroyed. take a look at that. ah,

realty o coach structure. so oh it is michelle strike. it happened about 4 am and most of our emergency service is located in this building is a full starting at the time of strike. thankfully no one was inside of the building and all the repair equipment were completely destroyed. our service can no longer operate here. little w military birdsall, i'm standing in the middle of a crate. are made by that such go ballistic message is capable of carrying nuclear ammunition. obviously, this was not the case this time around. however, this building has been completely destroyed. now the radius of this crater is about 25 meters and the depth while he could fit another 3 or 4 or 4 me thankfully, no one was heard or injured during this blast. that took place at 4 o'clock in the morning. ah ah,

up through the pillars hoarded this week every day we do repair and restoration work issues that we do even under shelling skills. if water leaks it must be eliminated of relevant shedding this taking place. it, even though it's a civilian area, young this, there are no military facilities here. the school was 15 meters away here when we would lucky that show his 4 m school later, which no one would have been alive. the city of jeannette scan, it's outskirts, are under constant ukrainian, artillery shelling. now this is just the latest example of destruction in a civilian area. maintenance workers here are doing their best and how they're working every day in order to fix what ukraine is destroying on a daily basis now, showing continues even right now, as we speak hand people around us are now hiding in basements. we want to call sir f r t, then escrow public or temp on the hour here at moscow or india has scaled down

security at british diplomatic officers and remove safety barriers outside the u. k . high commission in new delhi. the measures following protests that got out of control by separatists at an indian diplomatic office in london. and new delhi says that london authorities should be held to account is our india correspondence laundrin shot. hello, miss toby, i'm forwarding jordan, new delhi is that the british high commissioner has lost its extra security. security also has been reduced at the residence of the british on the war in new delhi. it seems like india has had enough. now don't get me wrong in the us, not trying to be responsible. here. it is just the sun and barricades that will put here that have been to move the security personnel still stay poor to inside. but why is india taken this measure off? which is seen as a retaliatory, why it's essentially because last week on sunday,

in fact, there was a group off college sunny separatist that stage to put us outside. the indian high commission in london, casanya separate us, are essentially group all the men who is seek indian and job to be a separate country. now this policy, donnie separatist wall, not only staged the quarter as outside the indian high commission in london, but they also entered inside and they removed the indian flag. they pull down the indian tribe of flag. of course india fueled us and it has launched a product has stopped with the british government. yuki deputy commissioner was summoned and was one demanding an explanation to us to be off the culprits under perpetrators of what happened at london yesterday to be off,

quickly arrested. and prosecuted, we launched a strong protest and also clearly indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up a good security up b, b, u k. hi michelle. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister of indian origin. what was the british police saw doing? that's a question mark constituting it frames to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come out with the reply, but a bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission and all foreign mission. cindy u. k. extremely seriously and prevent and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now india is north. okay, with only what, what india wants is action. i'm not asking for the launch. it's basic,

isn't it for our country to protect itself for emissions on had soil. so that's what it does asking for this response really at which is coming in. all the barricades being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a did tap, a retaliatory one the southern african nation of zimbabwe is strengthening its economic ties with russia, with a rising exports of fruit, coffee, tea, and tobacco. despite us sanctions and rising prices for fuel and fertilizers. so bob was economy is actually shoving science of growth, especially the case with tobacco production, which accounts for a quarter of the countries export revenue. a local reporter, now mary mon, dia, has date. the ball was tobacco, farmers are proving that a self sustainable economy as possible regardless of before than african country being under sanctions imposed by the west. this year, the country is expecting

a total of $230000000000.00 k g 's off tobacco. despite the high increases in prices or fed, laser is and other chemicals. our cost of doing business is going up after li sanctions are imposed on december around early $2.00, thousands are led to 9 to ninety's, an inter early 2000. so our tobacco production in output grew by 15 percent year on year from 2019 to 2020 pill. that is after that point of innovation, where we promulgated agriculture and food assistance, transformation strategy and agriculture recovery and, and growth love saw above out would the cheer go by 15 percent to buckley export school by 26 percent, which was quite, quite credible regardless of the increase in fertilizer and chemical prices across the world, zimbabwe, the young farmers are grateful to the support the country has been receiving from countries like russia and bella. ruth,

something that i could have done. maybe sy fy fixes example that if it i can now produce maybe 15 it is because everything is made much more efficient. so we really grateful for that. and we hope that these bilateral agreements at these bilateral relationships between our country and other countries, not just russia, billers, and so on. but many other countries come on board work with us as above where we have so much to offer with a new wave of the barbarians perceive every new wave of farmers who want to achieve more will want to see our country prosper. and we are ready to put in the work in 2021 in barbara, and more than $850000000.00 united states dollars into about for exports. it will be interesting to see how the country for in this industry will cantino in the coming years made. it would be a reporting for r t in had at a symbolic well, it seems that some traditional u. s. allies, australia, for example,

a starting to turn australian sen, jordan steel. john has accused the us of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ended in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the paypal of a rock, the people of afghanistan, know that america is a very bad house guest australia, not the only one as other countries around the world are making similar moves, and although recent research shows over a 100 countries condemning the ukrainian conflict, 85 percent of the world's population does not support or even participate in the western sanctions against russia. that's lot more now without a correspondence, is steve sweeney. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in

bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world. and in china's case, in particular, they certainly like to challenge us leadership around the world, based on america's increasing leadership around the world, launched at u. s. leadership around the world. every country on the continent is different, has different needs and, and a, and different expectations of american leadership. that's the power of american convening leadership. what they're trying to do, which is basically challenge american leadership. but no matter how many times kirby says it's a large part of the world sees things differently. this has become more evident after chinese president changing paintings. landmark meeting with president vladimir putin in moscow. walk along the cedar chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations over the last 10 years and are of crucial and vital importance for today's world order. a relationship is built on contributing to the progress of mankind were guided by the principles in the un charter and

a day to an unbiased view were always ready for peace and dialogue. we firmly stand on the right side of history. the meeting caused concern for the u. s. and was described as the west worst nightmare. any ceasefire that does not address the removal of russian forces from ukraine would effectively ratify russia's illegal conquests. as the u. s. spins its narrative of a global consensus against russia. the truth is that 85 percent of the world's population has not joined western sanctions on moscow. while the western narrative on ukraine is falling apart, there is a growing awareness of the proxy war in ukraine has been fueled by interest. it frankly, kit more about destroying russia than saving you crime. my position on this war hasn't been popular. i know that. but more people are now saying that the effectively what the war effectively began with the u. s. back who of 2014, that saw the replacement of the ukranian government. since then,

ethnic russians have been targeted by neo nazi groups operating under sanction by the ukraine government. even the former u. s. ally of brazil has rejected the west plans to send on to ukraine and wants to increase its cooperation with russia. russia is not an insignificant country. russia is very important in terms of ensuring peace across the world for centuries . countries across the african continent, including eritrea, also disagree with the western narrative. let me take this opportunity to re offend me. editors, principally position on the ukraine pretext, a pretext that has said the 2nd facing ukraine, and niches people for the deposit for quote, 42 puddles of destroying the reconfiguration. the relationship between russia and africa is growing. president putin recently announced that relations with the content or a priority for moscow writing of $20000000000.00 of the debt of african countries.

while the u. s. has very little to say to the people of africa to show him shows up again this ship from african nations to russia can be explained primarily by the pragmatic collaboration of russia. because it's cooperation, especially in terms of security. russia is above all, increasingly pragmatic in the fight against terrorism in the south, while in the case of the united states and europe in nations, more political than pragmatic on the ground. so african states really need pragmatic collaboration that really brings about change. how many years has this calibration existed between african nations and the united states? but all the time, the crisis is only increasing. so that is why african nations today are more for russia than for the united states. they've got some pretty about everything. people are more russian oriented because they are a great power and we can see they have started to help certain african countries in

difficulty with terrorism already. and molly, we could see the armament support, so it's good. we can collaborate with russia, as we have already noticed the results in malia. it is something that cannot be hidden. turning to the middle east, china has broken an historic piece deal between saudi arabia and iran, which could see an end to the conflict in yemen. a country which has been bolden to the brink of the world's worth farming, and more than a century, of course, with the help of arms and military support from washington. so it seems that at least 85 percent of the world rejects us colonialism. as we start to see the beginnings of a new world order, yet another revelation by pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. he says, the cia invented a cover story to hide america's involvement in the sabotage of russia's gnawed stream pipelines. hush says this was coordinated with german state intelligence

right off the chancellor. old i've sholtes made a low profile visit. so washington, i was told by someone with access to diplomatic intelligence that there was a discussion of the pipeline expo say, as a result, certain elements in the central intelligence agency were asked to prepare a cover story in collaboration with german intelligence that would provide the american and german press, with an alternative version for the destruction of nordstrom to in the words of the intelligence community. the agency was to pulse the system in an effort to discount the claim that biden had ordered the pipelines destruction. now, following that report of an old stream attack was once again brought up on a white house news conference, a senior us official reaffirmed washington the position that america was not involved in any way possible. over now thought is caleb martin. the new article published wednesday by pulitzer prize winning journalist says that

biden met with the german chancellor, and that they had a meeting to discuss putting out their own version of the dance to distract from hirsch's bomb shell revelations. basically, it appears the meeting took place in early march shit with an 80 minute meeting between biden and the german chancellor, and which they decided they would come up with a new version of the dance. here's what the article from seymour hers had to say. it was a total fabrication by american intelligence that was passed along to the germans and aimed at discredit. in your story, i was told by source within the american intelligence community, the disinformation professionals inside the cia understand that a propaganda gambit can only work if those receiving it are desperate for a story that can diminish or displace an unwanted truth. now you as mainstream media has not given a lot of attention or coverage to hershey. revelations, they have kind of led their audiences to look elsewhere and not highlighted this.

now hers argues that this is because mainstream media in the united states is taking the lead from the white house and following the administration and trying not to point to what has been revealed. the times reporters in washington were at the mercy of white house officials who had access to intelligence. but the information they received originated with a group of ca, experts in deception and propaganda whose mission was to feed the newspaper a cover story and to protect a president who made an unwise decision and is now lying about it. now, julian barnes, who is the national security correspondent of the new york times, has been outspoken trying to make the case that indeed it was not the united states that is responsible for the destruction of nordstrom to pipeline. he's been appearing on podcasts and going elsewhere, grasping at straws, trying to make the argument that despite what has been revealed,

it was not direct action from the united states, a decision by the us government to destroy the pipeline. here's julian barnes. could this have been done by non state actors to this had been done by a group of individuals who were not working for a government, kind of like freelance saboteurs. so where did you take this new question? well, we started asking who might these sabbath tours b, or if we couldn't answer that, who might they be aligned with? right, could they be pro russian savvy tours? could they be other saboteurs? and the more we talk to officials who had access to intelligence, the more we saw this theory gaining traction. my gosh, i should be very clear that we know really very little right. this group remains

mysterious and it remains the serious not just to us, but also to the u. s. government officials that we have spoken to you as mainstream media seems to be very desperately trying to make the case that somehow the united states is not responsible. that seymour hersh bombshell revelations, cannot be taken seriously. one thing that was pointed out in hershey's recent article is that biden has not ordered any investigation into the nord stream to attack and the destruction of the pipeline, per se, argues that this is because by knows what happened. well, meanwhile and get this german media has reported that authorities have been unable to determine who was responsible for the tackle, the notion pipelines, the investigators struggle with the lack of and physical evidence. the chairman of the german opposition group of sovereignty and constitution are ralph nima. he says the scenario pushed by western officials on the main stream. media outlets is

clearly out of place. no one believes now the official version. i mean, everyone says no, it must have been the americans because mr. biden, earlier in february, i knew $22.00, said we have to stop at the mentor stream to pipeline. well, it is obviously, i call it rapids of mass distraction that's pronounced this way and, and it all makes sense because they don't want people to really question the legitimacy of our governments finding. i mean, the german government has done some investigation and they cannot share it. even with members of parliament, they can't, they say to ragged connection. they say we can tell you what we found out because it's that damaging for a partner nation. they don't mention which one that this could do, sir, is hom, for the national security interest of some other nation. so we can all get to it as the german people we want to gas from not stream to. we want to have good relationship with russia, and we want to have peace, of course, and that is all about that. and mr. shots is not looking sovereign in his decision

when he can be order to come to washington and get new artist. the unknown streaming explosion investigation is likely to end up with the highly likely formula which is always blaming moscow. now that's according to russia's foreign minister. so gay lover, years ago, i do not expect transparency in these investigations or the general public to get acquainted with its results. most likely the case will end up highly likely back in salisbury. so the highly likely formula was invented, meaning that russia is to blame for the case. i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams, the current german leaders will find the strength to do anything else would you believe that was said during bilateral talks, during the, during that of the press conference to the foreign ministers of both russia and burundi there and there is ortiz, donald court are standing by for us dawn. good to see you. you've been following the talks, of course, and they really ran the gamut. a nuclear energy security bilateral businesses. but

they also touched down on ukraine and that of the attack on russia's north stream pipelines. what more can you tell us? that's right, rory. well, this press conference that followed this meeting between the foreign ministers, burundi and russia has just come to a close ad. they pretty much agreed that cooperation needs to be expanded across all spheres, and one of the main ones was the peaceful development of barone. these atomic energy supply, the burundi. foreign minister said that this form of energy really needs to be developed to light the countries, roads as well as its homes and buildings. and there was also talk about what was the ration of the sphere of health care as well. russia wants to help the country combat infectious diseases, specifically, colbert 19. this is really just a continuation of already existing cooperation and this year because russian specialist actually recently built a medical bio lab in the country that you know,

fully suited with modern equipment that's helping the country improve the level of health care. now, the brody foreign minister also brought up the, the fact that the african function has no representation on the un security council . you said that africa is excluded, that this is a historical injustice that needs to be corrected. you know that africa is the only continent in the world that has no representation among the permanent members of the security council. we are under represented among regular members of the security council, and i think it's unfair. it is a historical injustice. we are excluded. and one bill in 300000000 people hands are under represented to the security council for the african continent. it is unacceptable. albertson hero, i'm 30 lab. rob also said that the.