[000:00:00;00] a ah, the fs be, say ukrainian special services and russian opposition members were involved in the killing of a war journalist and a cafe bowman of this month. mobilization of the studio power military 4th, and the account with all those ways concerns from the country. the military, which is now warning the potential for a clash between the 2 parties, is increasing. wrong things were pulled, had blown, can give you find on think of ammunition supplies to ukraine. the blow power, think mold to me from the us. well, poland pushes claims that ties with washington also ahead. the 20 years of u. s. military occupation that was built conflicts and have

a more relevant china points the thing, the us on nato for the crisis in afghanistan viewing a summit to address security concerns related to cope with . hello and welcome. it's just 10 to 9 pm here in the russian capital, and you're watching off the international with the very latest world news updates good to have you with us. now, our top story, this our most goes f. s b has said the killing of russian war journalists flatten sitarski earlier this month was organized by ukrainian special services, and partially inspired by russian opposition abroad. my colleague, fear really, isabel spoke to auntie correspondent marine across the river about the findings, according to russia's federal security service, the girl who was arrested and connection to the explosion that killed blood lens

tar sky. she was working with a ukrainian national, his name. you would do nice of who was a member of a ukrainian terrorist group according to the s s b. and this is something that was being planned for quite some time, according to their findings. this man came a few months before the terrorist attack took place. he was tracking of lapland to tar, ski's whereabouts. he bought a car, he even got a lot right next to the war correspondence department. so he could, he could track his movements and i guess them that were just waiting for the perfect time and place. and then as we know earlier this month, this incident took place the 1st week of april. as soon as that happens, he fled due to denise of fled the country. so he laughed to armenia and then continued on to her. now, russia's investigative committee has opened a criminal case against them and they're working on putting him on an international wants a list also, according to the f. b. this man was working on the orders of ukraine's,

the security forces, and also other agents they say, and according to them, including in those agents are members of russia's opposition members who are hiding abroad. and also that there's a girl that was inspired by a russian opposition piece. so you mentioned that the f s b has identified opposition groups having a hand in the terrorist attack. what role that they play? well, their role was mainly in fight and hatred and calling for all acts of violence in russia, the f s. b in their statement. they said that basically there are repeatedly stream as activities on motion, soil, and this is mainly will position member leader alex in the vonny. now he had a fond it's the answer corruption foundation which has since in the summer of 2021 . this was said that it was an extremist organization, and it was liquidated. but

a year after that, and some of 2022 alexson of ali behind bars, he states that he would relaunch this organization as an international one. and after that, we continued seen calls for violence in russia, in particular from the leaders of this and to corruption foundation. there's some people who no matter warehouses, all of that is great. well done, honor and praise to them if peter operation began, in fact. so they're seeing this as diet that was inspired by cause such as those that really now this isn't the 1st time marina, that moscow has a cues ukrainian forces of committing crimes against pro russian figures. it is not the 1st time you're a law at all. we know, as soon as this happens with blood, lend sitarski straight away. everyone remembered what happened in august of 2022. why? and we saw the killing of daddy ado dinner. who was the daughter of a prominent russian philosopher, alexander the duke and, and there we saw yet another explosion. her car was basically bombed and she died.

and she had nothing to do with a special military operation. but explosion seems to be the method of choice that we've seen from ukraine. we've seen the explosion, for example, the crimea bridge. ukraine, of course, denies responsibility for all of these, all of these events. but as soon as they happen all these terrorist attacks, they are happy that they happened. and some are, we've seen ukrainian officials themselves hauling for attacks on washing solid in moscow in particular for example. so even though they deny responsibility, the f s b has time and time again, seen evidence and prove that they are behind these terrorist attacks. without says, 3 terrorists have been arrested in the city of meliss sample according to authorities in the zappa dosier region. all the members of the ukrainian sabotaged arms recognizance group, local government planes that detainees full attacks on the railway tracks where they were planning to target station workers and employees. several makeshift bombs

were seized from the suspects authority say the explosives were taken from cash is prepared by the ukrainian security service. order with respect to the attack is facing prison up to life sentences. leading to sudan now where the mobilize ation of the power military force in the capital and other cities as spoke to prevention in the countries armed forces. the rapid support, 4th is s. s c. it's actions as legal the rapids support forces are national forces that carry out a number of national tasks and duties guaranteed to them by law. and they work in full coordination and harmony with the leadership of the armed forces and the rest of the other regular forces in their movements. sedans, army have been trying to establish all thorough, see over all of the country, the military. for with this, the ss determined to preserve it for me while the r s. s whole switch position that the countries, those supported sanctions, sudanese, army officials,

payment mobilization is illegal and these are the already constrain situations. these movements in deployments happened without the agreement to the leadership of the armed forces, or even co ordination with that continuation will lead to more tension and divisions that could lead to insecurity in the country and local reporter. and now i have to have told us that the sudanese army is not currently interested in making a deal with the power military forces actually is that you and there are african union and e god and the doing here. yeah. you marta. all of those are you speaking with their dog barked is on and they want to to, to join and maybe they, they need to make a buying drug they id on. but i think that sudan

is a me, a, did not want to have this agreement with rob, it's a board forces, and they want to deploy that it's a board force on forces. an aerobics or water force did look id on this because they, they called for her and have a wonderful danny on these evicted that are bits of board courses. and they may or may there either do not agree with this. i went to france now, while protest isn't the campus a live rate at the headquarters. a french conglomerates, l. v m age group as workers unions of taken to the streets and anger if i'm a crohn's pension reform policies, police officer, the using force and tear gas against the crowns as clashes are worked in paris.

ah, significant disruptions to public transportation are occurring in the french capital as widespread. the long run over there were formed continues across the country and offer philosophy into it. and 36 people are arrested in a classroom that's according to local police. so comes on the eve of the constitutional council decision, which is set to fully approved the new pension age of $64.00. we will have keep you fully updated as the story develops. i mean, while france is reportedly blocking you, financing of ammunition supplies to ukraine, a decision which requires the blocks unanimous agreement as, according to an e. u. official cited in the polish media france. suppose this in this situation, the solution would be to procure ammunition in a 3rd country who makes the doing other weapons to a 3rd country made in europe. oh,

possibly be up for the task offering russia. warsaw has also scored $34000000.00 us dollars is security assistance to improve and tells us have abilities and military already over the past 5 years. so what might say that holland has a bit of a history of using gifted cash to buy american weapons. well before brussels decided to make it rain euros for its own members. 8 to buy weapons for ukraine. now with washington play, sugar daddy. it's not exactly a surprise that poland is in lock step. why? she said, oh listen to its prime minister mathias mar wiki. before flying to washington, i see no turn unsafe, and we're absolutely on the same wavelength here, to building and even closer lines with americans. if conference to the west of poland understand this less. it is probably because of historical circumstances. more with you, all one is chord, the need for a quote for heated partnership with the united states over at lee rejected. frank president, emmanuel michael, strategic economy. these are the,

the us. but the question is, could warsaw side with the u. s. over its own european allies going so far as to attacking france in this case, but also perhaps advocating in favor of sending back e u. defense cash for ukraine in the u. s. while more with he also announced this week that poland wants to set itself up as washington's garage to serve as uncle sam in europe. listen. even don't watch him. i want to. so the send, the full album stands for the whole of europe to maintain their battle readiness to be located in poland. which guys were also striving to be able to produce depleted uranium ammunition course for the adams to be located in poland. barrett obsess you is just going to let poland crank out toxic, depleted uranium for washington when it won't even let that's farmers, heat humidity, deaf katy cows for fear. harmon,

nature fall is one of each use hot one day recipients. france is one of its top providers. warsaw is pretty my then i think like a teenager who's demanding that his parents let him set up a dinosaur and a matlab is garage. syria is foreign minister has arrived in saudi arabia as the 2 nations them to restore relations. after more than 10 years, we are said it hoped for an end to the conflict in syria and the country to return to the arab league. the 2 sides had the session of talks, discussing ways to address the searing crisis in order to preserve serious unity security, stability, error by the entity and tutorial integrity, while also serves the interests of his brotherly people. both sides also discuss the steps necessary to achieve a comprehensive political settlement of the searing crisis. that would and all repercussions. a chief national reconciliation contribute to the return of sera toots aarp fault and the resumption of its role in the arab world. syria also

announced the mutual reopening of embassies with tennessee for the 1st time in a decade with the 2 nations continuing consultations on wasting further restore their relations to his is 7 diplomatic relations with damascus. shortly after the outbreak of conflict and syria and 2011 political analysts target al archman says the u. s. is not happy to see middle east in states coming together. many of the policy of saudi arabia now, it's not like in the past, it's more independent from the u. s. policies and from the u. s. maybe interest, all we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of the new policy in your strategy, maybe all of a of the saudi to the world, and also to syria. we read also about that that,

that the u. s. were was not very happy with these every connection between syria and, and the other countries. but there is no, no other way. if this goes consolation of the relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done. all the region is in danger. and while our countries are restoring that tie in, the us have reportedly illegally transported $32.00 time because of syrian oil to its military base is across the board, picking out several over 2000 and tankers of seriana oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from our own reporting, from our own investigations or the cradle. so these are the factors they are taking out of syria and not so much for the us to still use for their own benefit. but to be resolved, in order to fund these militia, the, approximately,

the interior chief among the democratic forces and all their activity that they carry out in 3 on the iraq, the united states, and the as the control, large majority of the boy producing sector and which came out there after the russian army entered syria to help them to feed icey. and up until that point, washington was pretty comfortable letting in advance towards the masters. but while the rush had been through the freight and that's when washington created the f. b f out there, boots on the ground and started pushing back, i guess not, you know, out of some interest of destroying. i couldn't hear you, but more to be stomach and beat moscow's to, for control of these regions in order to syria. and in order to control the resources to be, to serve as a kind of a 2nd type of pressure on top of economic sanctions. i guess i'm, i mean, while a submission to a criminal regime,

that's how you see the american near con hawk is branded saudi arabia's reconciliation with syria. charles lister, who works for the u. s. government funded middle east. the institute think tank took the twitter off the saudi arabia hosted top syrian diplomats for talks appalling and desperately short sighted. saudi has welcomed assets, foreign minister face. so mac, dad and deputy foreign minister. i am on son jetta. this isn't the escalation. it's unconditional submission. so criminal regime in norco state an ally of rance islamic revolutionary goss core. lester is the director of the syria and countering terrorism and extreme is in programs of the middle east institute. the thing tank, which is bankrolled by the us state department, is chad by richard clark. he previously worked at the pentagon. charles lr is one of the biggest focus supports of the u. s. military occupation of northern syria.

he's also extensive contacts with syrian rebel group thinking terrorists like a ra, alshaun, which he has publicly endorsed in the past. this opposition may not necessarily be the kind of opposition that we wanted, but it has a very significant constituency in syria. so these are not necessarily people we would want as our allies, but we have to knowledge that these assyrians, and if there is going to be a political solution and they're not involved, then we will be creating more of a mess than there already is. syrian political analysts at talib abraham says the u . s. policy of supporting radical groups is creating a catastrophe for the middle east. i think that they're there night assisted in to change this kind of rhetoric. and it says approach her with a see of the on crisis. indeed that he had a criminal law behind what happened in city of that, that did

a risk to some the tourist us who are and heavily back by the united states and our back. and by that, by cia, this is a part of the american catastrophe police's of the middle east. how we will make it a conciliation with terrorists, with creaming, as with the criminal is under my said space knows very, really that harass sham and other military groups like that took stan army and like the harass at dean, which is more extreme. mr. dunn, russia, they know that they are there, those are, do risk entities. and there are classified as a tourist into this and that from national living. how we will make a reconciliation with them and how we bring them to the political operation. should we bring to earth systems that government consider the fundamental syria? should we bring those whole be headed serious civilians and serious soldiers and killed and make exclusions here and there. so we bring them to the parliament, should we form a parliament or a government of really criminal?

this is on possible, this is another proof about how much is that the policy if united states is very bad here in middle east katha and bahrain have with zooms diplomatic ties off to a years long blockade without the country seek to restore unity and integration in the region, the conflict between the states states back to 2017 when bahrain and other states and the region imposed the diplomatic blockade on cancer, say in doha back, todd line groups, and it ties to a wrong. we're too close. captain has been denying the allegations, atari and bar rainy. delegates met this week at the gulf co operation council headquarters and the, the capital we asked to restore time result, regional disputes, saudi arabia and iran also agreed to restore diplomatic ties. last month. my last class lives political, consult, and our commit, because i now to discuss this further many thanks for joining us on the program.

it's good to see. so just focus. so it was actually prompted to approach when between foreign and casa, actually the talks and the results are not true. responsive to such an event that happened lately says to have been in the making for some time by now. and what points of disagreements are left between them if any? well, today, but the announcements made by both states, there are none of they have been resolved. as per both the states announcements. historically, there was a british dispute about the hawaiian islands and that was false almost 20 years ago . what posed the boy clot though, was the cultural relation with the islamist movements known as the brotherhood and its prophecies and its close relations and ties with a rap. it's, it seems like an incredibly positive note that they will be coming back together. but how, what the resumption of ties between these 2 countries actually benefits the whole

region. stability is the key word here. the gulf stability reflect or really reflect on the whole region. positively, little on the fact that if both sides radical movements, i'm talking about both the seated, the she had sent a sudden it's neutralized and could you tell you and the raw, also agreeing to restore the positively we see the iran arabian gulf states resumption of ties that's very positive. we're looking at right in catawba, that's another positive movement. it's, it's looks positive and saudi is taken a positive step and they are taken to lead over the next few years. and as well as a positive step on self and the ability to be in the k was family, thanks for joining another program. we really appreciate your insight. thank you. political consulting much cause, i mean, while foreign ministers from countries neighboring afghanistan have gathered in is

becky found to discuss the current economic on political turmoil and golfing co bull. a chinese representative has harshly condemned us involvement enough kind of stone. i, after 20 years of completely failed middle 3 interventions, the u. s. and the to military forces have pulled out of afghanistan, and the future of afghanistan is back in the hands of the afghans. the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan was carefully planned strategically to focus on targets in china and russia. the u. s. is using turbulence in afghanistan to contain in the civilized, central asia, china, russia, pakistan, and iran are the key forces in afghanistan in relation to regional coordination. the most striking is the, is the change of tone or the change of style of chinese diplomacy here and some are kind chinese foreign minister thing gone. i've demonstrated that today the

stress and we just for the constructive role of our regional powers, china's neighbors like russia, iran, pakistan in trying to bring stability to this region. but he also very heavily criticized the west for not doing the things that it should be doing in this region and doing a lot of things to undermine the security situation on the ground and the humanitarian progress. in particular, he criticized the westport, continuing to raise awareness, occurrence reserves around $7000000000.00 were seized, and i still are inaccessible to you. i've got people and the i've got any authorities. he also called on the west to refrain from installing it in military basis, or it's military facilities in the, in the region or supporting any of the groups covertly here. distress was on and

making sure that the ability and security to returns to this region of melodies on us failure in afghanistan is multifaceted such actions by force don't bring peace to afghanistan. between the use of u. s. military occupation have been filled with conflicts and afghanistan. so cold democratic transformation by the us and the west do not coincide with the current local conditions, national reconciliation and have dentist and remains lose if to this day us counterterrorism efforts in afghanistan have only made terrorists more rampant. that emphasizes a new development in this region. many countries here believe that this is time for them to join forces in bring our own sub continent in order without a constructive or destructive involvement of western powers. and that's going to be the focus of meetings later on today when the ministers of, from china, russia, pakistan and their round will meet with a, with

a number of our central asian colleagues from to jake. as time from was becky on them from man is on. those countries are still being forth it by the west with the police to sort of remain on the right side of history. but i think for many of the countries present here, it's pretty clear that destiny and the future of this region should be in their own hands. and they should be the ones who are providing not only security, but also economy development. here, the chinese you on is expanding on the global market, as it sure has doubled since february last year. they were min b is increasingly becoming more popular than the us dollar. last february, the u on accounted for less than 2 percent of global trade. since then, the chinese currency has reached 4.5 percent with the you are now breathing down the euro's neg, but dollars. sha is also in decline, for a number of reasons is more and more traders turn to the u one most good among those. dropping the dollar in favor of the ram in

b rushes turnover with china in the 1st quarter of 2023 increased by more than 38 percent, amounting to almost $54000000000.00. according to chinese authorities must go on staging. have agreed to reach for a total of $200000000000.00 in trade. next year. economics professor richard wolf says that world is witnessing an accelerated shift away from usaa gemini, both sides, russia and china on one side the united states and europe on the other are recognizing that the global economic situation is radically changing from what it was. we are going through a period of rapid re adjustment. it's long overdue. it was facilitated and stimulated by the events around the ukraine war. and we're just watching the adjustment process. speed it up. many thanks for joining us here on our t international. the bank of the top of now with the very latest said coming up

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