miss only has to finish the new sewerage, no secrets, a girl who's a do not expect transparency in these investigations, nor the general public to get acquainted with its results. bruckner is a foreign minister soccer prop, suggesting the us will fall back on the narrative to blame russia for the north stream attack. even after the revelation, germany was involved in hiding washington's rolled in the sabotaged view daily reacts to the u. k. failing to provide adequate protection at an indian office in london that was attacked by separatists by scaling down security at british diplomatic offices. this response really, which is coming in on the vanity has been removed from the british high commission

in new delhi, is seen as a to add, to retaliate to the one on the southern african nation of zimbabwe. steining up to us economic sanctions by doing what, by offering new exports to the russian federation. worked with us. it's about that we have so much to us with a new wave, autism bubbly and specific new wave of fun. who wants to achieve more? who want to see our country press backup with a lot of moving and shaking in the world today at a time when it's so important to make sure you get all sides to today's top story is welcome to the, by the way. so russia's foreign ministers talk a lot for off says he doesn't expect western investigation into the tax on the northern pipelines to be thorough or even objective oliver offer, suggesting the us will fall back on the narrative to blame russia. yesterday,

i do not expect transparency in these investigations, nor the general public to get acquainted with its results. so most likely they will end up with something like highly likely as london 1st did in 2007 in connection with the poison. the income of lit vin ankle and then in 2018 in connection with the poison in salisbury. that's when the formula, highly likely russia did. it was invented with no evidence that russia was involved was ever provided was. and i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams, the current german leaders will find the strength to do something else. source rochester topic diplomats message. i came after the latest revelations from pulitzer prize winning investigative journalist, seymour hersh, on the sabotage of the north stream pipelines. hersch reveals the cia invented a cover story to divert attention from u. s. involvement in the nordstrom explosions. and that the german chancellor, olaf sholtes ultimately helped joe biden. the leaders met in washington in early

march and as hersch reveals, discussed the sabotage and planned to create an alternative narrative to the one that's accused. the us of being involved. i was told by someone with access to diplomatic intelligence that there was a discussion of the pipeline expos, a. 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 post the system in an effort to discount the claim that biden had ordered the pipelines destruction. following that report, the north stream attack was once again brought up in a white house news conference on wednesday. a senior us official reaffirmed washington's position that the u. s. was not involved in any way, shape or form that size german officials doubt it would ever be possible to find

out who was behind the sabotage. that's according to the country's media. now, besides commenting on the latest hush revelations, sorta gala ross and his burundi and counterpart discussed a strengthening relations and pushing back on a world order where a select group of states seek to dominate details. now, with ortiz donald quarter, i was able to personally ask survey lab for what he thought about these new revelations that seymour hersh put forward. and he said it was funny that all the west could all the west could do was ignore seymour hersh in the hopes that most people wouldn't really pay attention to the kind of revelation he was bringing forward lab. rob also said that we shouldn't really look to the europe and investigation for answer because, and that abroad or international investigation should really be launched that doesn't just include countries from the west. lab also said that a proposal was launched to the united nations calling on its organization to

remember their obligation to combat international terrorism. when considering the fact that a lot of information points to washington in terms of who carried out this north stream sabotaged all of these comments, donald were given by sophia law for doing a press conference with his brother indian counter pod there in such a way you will now be covered many, many 3. is that going to be talk what they're going to be agreeing to contracts and nuclear energy security, bilateral business. what else? what are some of the highlights you can give to us to? well, one thing that both foreign minister said is that a cooperation needs to be increased essentially across all spheres. and one of the main ones that you mentioned is the peaceful development of these atomic energy sector. the burgundy, foreign minister said that atomic energy needs to become essential in lighting the countries roads as well as a tom, it's holmes and its buildings. and we also heard more talk about cooperation, further cooperation in the sphere of health care. russia wants to help randi combat

the spread of infectious diseases, specifically called 19 and this is really building upon cooperation that's already existed. we also did here at the burgundy and foreign minister say that he brought up the united nations and the fact that the african continent is not represented on the security council. he called this a historic 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. now both foreign ministers also said that defense cooperation is developing in a positive way as well. specifically, both countries working together to combat terrorism in the region,

as well as help protect its national sovereignty at a time where many countries, specifically western countries are trying to metal in the internal affairs of countries on the african continent. there was also a little talk about the ukraine conflict, the barone, the more and minister said that his country stands for peace and resolving conflicts and negotiations. and you said that that can be extended to the ukraine conflicts as well. and that's obviously long been the position of russia. so this is another area where both, both countries, the eyes. and essentially that is a general round up of the main topics that were discussed at this meeting on india has scaled down security at british diplomatic offices and removed safety barriers from outside the u. k. hi, commission in new delhi. well, these measures followed protests that got out of control by separatists. an indian diplomatic office in london, new delhi says, british authorities should be held to account authority's origins sharma now

reports. hello, makes totally unfolding jordan. new delhi is that the british high commission we are, has lost its extra security. security also has been reduced at the residence of the british envoy in new delhi. it seems like india has had enough. now don't get me wrong in the as not trying to be responsible. here it is just the sun and barricades that will put here that have been removed. the security personnel still stay poor to inside. but why is india taken this measure off? which is seen as a retaliatory one, it's essentially because last week on sunday. in fact, there was a group or college sunny separatist that stage to florida outside. the indian high commission in london, casanya separate this are essentially group all the men who is c indian and job to be a separate country. now this call is tony separatist wall,

not only staged the court as outside the indian high commission in london, but they also entered inside. and as they remove the indian flag, they pull down the indian tribe of flag, of course, indian futures. and it has on our lot still protest stuff 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 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 could security 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 on to doing it, friends to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come out with the reply, 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 prevents and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now, india is not okay with only what, what india wants is action. i'm not asking for much, it's basic, isn't it? or i'll country to protect it, sell foreign missions on it, 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 different type of retaliatory, one or 10 past the hour. here in moscow,

the u. s. federal reserve has raised interest rates again, an efforts are contained inflation assessed by similar measures contributing to the recent collapse of banks in america. however, the us treasury secretary, janet yellen insists right now that the situation is under control. the situation is stabilizing, and the u. s. banking system remains sound error. financial system is also significantly stronger than it was 15 years ago. i believe the directions reduce the risk of further bank failures that would have composed watches on the deposit insurance fund, which is paid for through fees on banks. earlier to contribute at chris adams, i joined my colleague motor up how mommy in the studio here to discuss the current us economic situation. it seems that every other week we're getting a fed announcement of the hiking up interest rates. but why are they doing? i think that's the interesting thing that we kind of need to look at here. and in

my opinion, the reason they're doing it is because what they're having to do now because of these collapse of the banks. and it's all wind downplayed, but the, the collapses that we've seen in the last couple of weeks or few weeks even have that one of them is phoebe was the 2nd largest banking crash in history that sang some economic experts, which is, which is crazy, that it's not having this follow in effect and people are talking about it. i mean, we saw credit suisse go down one of the largest banks in the world. one a bank which is you know, would trusted by millions of institutions and ojo hine, it with individuals specifically like as phoebe very, very interesting that these banks, the very cautious private banks like credit suisse, have gone down down the path. and what's happened, the u. s. dollar has become weaker. what does that done? that means that yellen, janet n, who we've seen and she's decided we're going to print more money yet again. but what she doesn't understand is if you print more money, you increase inflation, right? so she's got that paul, right? in away, but on top of that she's, she's now announced that she's going to borrow another $500000000000.00 on top of

that. and there's a clip i think we should watch now where, where senator kennedy charged a quiz on had numbers and let me it speaks for itself. it's have a look round check. duration of the fact that the president's proposed budget for next fiscal year is a half a tree in dollars more than this fiscal year. and the federal government budget is up 55 percent. isn't that a fact or no i, i don't know that. no, you don't know. you never looked at that. i don't have those numbers in my head. a gross debt from $33.00 trillion $1.00 to $51.00 trillion dollars. you say that's an improvement. it is. it is an improvement because it raises taxes by more and what world was that an improvement was debt hill held by the public, which is no much gross debt did not. in fact that's probably effect. so you haven't reduce the depth. sammy chris that, that was quite funny to watch. i mean,

she doesn't sound very competent to sound like she should be holding the strings of the country. right. i don't know about human right, but i wouldn't, i wouldn't. hi. how's my accounts said that's for sure. what she's talking about, they should still be about kind of some of the things that mike in the long run is going to be better. but right now we want to control. she says things like we are taking a calculated risk. right. so that's very interesting said risk in my opinion, is a gamble, right? it doesn't matter if it's calculated, you and i co broke off at a casino, you could take a calculated risk on that table, but that you know, your chances are you're not going to win. doing that with the largest economy in the world. i mean, it's just fossil it's, it's not, in my opinion. meanwhile, as america, it's facing economic challenges. president joe biden took the twitter reporting that the u. s. spent more money than ever. so fight climate change comment prompted elan musk to reply reminding americas leader banks are melting at home.

well, meanwhile, some traditional u. s. allies, australia, for example, are starting to question washington's global role. for example, i'll tell you the australians and a jordan steel, john, he's actually accused the united states of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interest. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ended in their national, in france, the people of vietnam, the paypal of iraq, the people of afghanistan, know that america is a very bad house guest. or this comes as countries around the world are not participating in western sanctions against russia. and over a 100 countries though, have condemned the ukrainian conflict. according to recent research, the amount e equals 85 percent of the wills population that are not behind the western sanctions. as a correspondence, steve sweeney. now reports. the us clearly views itself as a global leader,

the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that shape and bristle at u. s. leadership around the world and in china's case, and particularly certainly would like to challenge us leadership around the world, based on america's increasing leadership around the world. long changed at us leadership around the world. every country on the continent is different, has different needs and, 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 is a large part of the world see things differently. this is become more evident after chinese president changing paintings, landmark meeting with president vladimir putin in moscow. walker g, that chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations, over the last 10 years, and a 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 and the un charter. and it did to an unbiased view, were always ready for peace in dialogue. we firmly stand on the right side of history. the main cause concern for the u. s. and was described as the west worth nightmare. and he sees flyer that does not address the removal of russian forces from ukraine would effectively ratify russia's illegal conquests. as the us spends in narrative of a global consensus against russia, the truth is that 85 percent of the world's population has not joined western sanctions. or moscow, while the western narrative on ukraine is falling apart, there is a growing awareness of the proxy war in ukraine is being fueled by interest that frankly, more about destroying russia than saving new 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 q 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 and it just brings fruit physician. on the ukraine pretext a pretext that has said the 2nd phase in ukraine and niches people for the deposit, quote, quote, for the particles of destroying dinner, ham, figuration. 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 is cooperation, especially in terms of security rushes above all increasingly pragmatic and deployed against terrorism in the south. while in the case of the united states and europe in nations, they are 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 got some pretty by the american. 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 still 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, the russia has warned that western powers leading the world to nuclear again, a russia basset to america made those comments in response to washington's a time to sit down and play a plan, but ally the u k. to send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine. i mean make

no mistake. 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 money used in these kind of family nation radioactive dust settled on the grounds. 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. well, burton has insisted that the depleted uranium weaponry will not lead to a nuclear escalation. washington has emphasized that the us is not planning to send

the arms. it's downplayed concerns about the negative effect on citizens health and the environment. the ammunition is typically used for piercing armored vehicles and times is known for releasing toxins and will basically irradiating the land and causing both defects and cancer. for if not hundreds of thousands of years. one lawyer who is suing nate over the bombing of serbia explained the consequences of depleted uranium ammunition 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 in 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 send 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. ah, the southern african nation of zimbabwe, it's strengthening his economic ties with the russian federation, rising exports of fruit, coffee, tea in tobacco. and despite us sanctions on rising prices for fueled and fertilizes

cimbawe, boys, economy is showing signs of growth. that is especially of the case with tobacco production, which accounts for a quarter of the countries entire export revenue. let's get details now with local reporter mary monday. simba was tobacco, farmers are proving that yourself sustainable economy as possible, regardless of the south 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 the sanctions are imposed on december, around early $2.00, thousands lead 292-9000 into 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, we're, we're promulgated by agriculture and foot systems transformation strategy and go to recovery and, and growth love saw above out for the cheer group by 15 percent to buffer export school by 26 percent, which was quite, quite incredible. 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 he does 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, bill, a roost 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 officer, barby and spa, save every new wave of farmers who want to achieve more will want to see our

country press bar and we are ready to put in the work in 2021 in barbara, and more than 850000000 united states dollars into a backward export. it will be interesting to see how the country golden live in the streets will cantino in the coming years. made him would be a reporting for r t in had at a symbolic so it's a barbara increasing export to the russian federation as the foreign ministers of african nations keep meeting with russia's foreign minister, laughed off. he just wrapped up a conference with his counterpart from barone, b and 24 hours ago was his counterpart from eddie. 3 a lot of move and shake and going on on today's geo political chessboard. more details on the multi polar world at odds dot com.

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