and washington's agenda is one of the global hegemony. washington will not tolerate . and i think that they're not even, they're not even subtle about this. you know, they're, they will not tolerate a global rival, a in memory of dozens of people burdened alive by ukrainian radical nationalists in odessa, 9 years ago. this tuesday, people to take to the streets, including in amsterdam, to commemorate the her record that we speak to amount who witness been messing with ukraine is a terrorist state that has taken its entire population hostage. there is no hope for ukraine. that's for sure. 100 percent. so the only hope is if the russian military operation and zealous blot

with israel strikes the aleppo international report in syria, killing one soldier. according to local media. the number of other civilian government troops are wounded. and what is the 3rd attack on the hub in 2 months? also ahead on the program i made 1st labor day celebrations around the globe to send in to violence. what police aren't in force against citizens protesting high inflation and government policies. on the palestinian islamic jihad movement warns israel will pay a high price for a member dies in a really prison. after $970.00 hunger strike. rockets were fired from gaza immediately after the.

the news, thanks for choosing r t for your latest global news updates this tuesday. the big stories of the day. on this day, in 201446 people were burdened alive and a building in the city of odessa. among those, remembering the must occur by ukrainian radicals or people in amsterdam. they marched through the dutch capital, holding placards with the photos of the victims which red we do not forget. while dozens were killed on tragic day, the perpetrators still remain at large on punish protesters also lashed out against western involvement and the conflict in ukraine. the massacre in odessa has been largely ignored in the west. the victims had been openly protesting against the government that rose to power after a us back who

r t has been looking at how the events unfold, then spoke to a witness who asked to remain anonymous out of fear for the safety of himself. and his family, a warning, some of the images ahead are disturbing. 9 years ago, maybe 50 people were burned alive by fall might ukrainian forces in the u. s. a. trade union house, masika. ah oh. nobody has been held accountable as the survivors and the families of the victims fight for justice. despite it being known from day one who was responsible, the resolution of his salary, when shutters at the memories of the terrible tragedy in odessa, where peaceful protestors were brutally murdered, burned alive in the house of trade unions to criminals who committed that atrocity

have never been punished and no one is even looking for them. but we know their names and we will do everything to punish them, find them and bring them to justice. in fact, the only people that are being charged so far of those who were attacked, we used the jew a girder. thus there is video footage on the subject available to everyone. we know the names of those who shot at people jumping from the burning building. he quinn and authorities have opened a criminal case against those who were burned by the entire world community, extensively progressively minded following the u. s. lead has shown no interest in the situation at all. just months off to you as fact might on qu, which i'll sit the ukrainian present hundreds were busting to odessa the night before controversial protest rally with football support is running to join the provocative march. are you really new? so do you branch? are they in april and even earlier, begin to send their people to the recreation center. listen,

that's william near odessa. there were a lot of them. there were a lot of them installed in odessa. they were there by the hundreds ins, atoka, there were about 300 people at one of the basis. but they were already preparing an operation to shut the mouths of people in odessa. it happened because this operation was planned by the as blue. they decided to teach a desk, a lesson to shut us up and make an example of a desa and to show ukraine who's the boss in the house. pro carry forth is that fight a tense as an encampment. driving pro russians into the u. s. a trade union building, the police were not merely passive bystanders. they were film firing their guns into the trade union building. mental this dave and down in history, current stockpiles eliminated. alexa gunshot anchor, who took part in the odessa protests, was later elected to the council of years parliamentary assembly. these are the so

called democrats, backed by the west on today's anniversary commemoration. events of im, bond in odessa, once again as procure forces seek to a raised event from memory and ukraine's western because of also thought to down play the role of fall. right? ukrainian force is of course i cannot draw attention to the masika or me who is responsible to do so would blow a major hold in the narrative that there are no fascists or neo nazis in ukraine, which they hail is a beacon of freedom and democracy. 9 years on from the attack, the victims have been lossy forgotten by the west sacrifice as pawns in its proxy war against russia and abandoned by those who claimed to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine. lucy dunston journalist group. ukraine is it's her estate that has taken its entire population hostage. there is no hopefully crane that's for sure. 100 percent. i have talked to many from the o. s. c e. one person told me that there is little hope that any one will do

anything. so the only hope is if the military operation ends up as plants to another of a headline. stories today or strikes have targeted aleppo, international report in syria, killing one local media say the attack was carried out by israel bmw, as well as the soldier who was killed. 5 other troops on to civilians were injured according to local media, airports. house being a key channel for the flow of aid into syria. after february's devastating earthquakes. israel previously targeted on 2 occasions in march, saying they had fired at arms dep. it was there. in recent years, television has conducted hundreds of attacks on the middle eastern countries. le strike on a leopard where a port came just hours after our a league,

nations and syrian officials met for the 1st time in over a decade to try and find a lasting solution to the nation's conflict. in a joint statement, they call for syria to hold sovereignty over all its territory on for that to be supported. a kidney come up with the ban alan, and we made clear that we want to reach a solution in a phased manner to address all consequences of this crisis, including the armed whoops and millishape syria. so that the syrian governments can maintain its sovereignty across the country. we've launched a path defined its agenda and dealt with priority topics that will positively affect the brotherly syrian people. do all ultimate objective is to help meet the expectations of the syrian people and restore serious security and stability. and this requires addressing all the consequences of the crisis unit, and other representatives of 5 are of nations also said, quote, foreign interference in syrian domestic affairs must hold worth mentioning to that

among all the foreign states that have a military presence in syria, only russia under rum are thereby invitation and are welcomed by the syrian government apps in contrast to u. s. and turkish troops with political instability turned into violence in syria and 2011. following the so called arb spring, the situation worse and after civil war broke out leading to the expansion of regional terrace groups such as islamic state, rashonna around supported the serene government with moscow. conducting direct strikes against the militants from 2052 years after that, russian president vladimir putin declared idle in syria defeated will bus him abou abdullah, nay. geopolitical analysts from damascus tuned r t. the issue of own invited foreign forces in syria is long overdue, and being resolved of the american, the army,

and see we consider the mosque as a compassion. it doesn't matter that the united states talking about combating terrorism and competing, i see this is just set up a gun that because everyone knows that the american is a feeling good, the oil or the dorky. i will tell you that as a government we are considering that turkish, the business of focus are me a commission and may be some talk a 2nd considering that they are comp i think there isn't any for empower game to see without a permission from here. government, we are considering them as a few papers to the russian, but this is illegal. first of all of us here and go marked invited rations to help this government in combating terrorism and their process is illegal. and the are in the legal here is here. when we are talking about

withdrawing off the plane powers, we are mentioning here the united states hold came without any permission pharmacy and go want a at the same time without any permission from un security council. at the same time, they took issue mia army. so we are speaking here about turkish army and the american part of the palestinian islamic jihad movement house warned israel quote, will pay a high price for the death of counter unknown palestinian man who died in. there's really prison after an $87.00 day hunger strike. shake commander, cater in non rows as a martyr in a crime for which the zionist occupation bears full and direct responsibility are fight continues and the enemy will realize once again that its crimes will not pass without a response. the enemy will pay a high price and we will respond with all the might. the 45 year old was

a senior member of the p. i. j movement, which opposes peace between palestine and israel. tell of the accused none of supporting and inciting terror. according to the palestinian prisoners association, and none have been detained by israel 12 times and spent more than 8 years in prison, he had undergone a number of prison. hunger strike over the past decade was shortly after the prisoner's dance. sirens rang out in its really guns border communities. the id f confirmed the 3 rockets which were fired from the gas strip towards is really territory fell in open areas. is real health except at any responsibility in the matter. when the saying in a statement, the prisoner who refused to undergo medical tests and received medical treatment. well, we heard thoughts from both the palestinian and israeli side, starting with a representative here for prisoners writes in the region. yes. been tested under administrative detention,

so without charge or child and under secret information for more than 5 times accumulating to 8 years. so why that is very occupation for 3 as part of that makes you had when they have never issue him a list of charges with direct kinds and past indian prisoners don't have any other means or method to protest. they are recreating detention. but using their own bodies and hunger strikes have been and method where palestinian prisoners use as a p. c. and digital mcclain because there are big really harsh the pension conditions and are busy ass. in general. he was the, i mean cause only with shows it was also waiting for a try for their communities and they, i think the prison authorities were, it's best to prevent any harm to he medically speaking. he knew exactly what this angle strike means,

a new consequences. any refuse to a medical treatment, it was supposed to be responsible for his own body. one day after a presidential elections protests and paraguay of erupt it. now supporters of the losing party accused the incumbent leader of vote fraud. the protestors gathered outside the electoral court in the capital, locking roads, burning pictures of the countries president. mario beneath says more force men put up fences and reportedly shot rubber, bullets of protesters, video circulating across social media show that rallies are being seen across the city. with cars also is set on fire. the police have set off on the streets in an attempt to secure certain areas. while the may 1st labor day holiday was also

marked by protest. celebrations descended once more into chaos. across france, with police deploying peer gas and water coming against demonstrators. over 2000000 people are believe, have taken part in the nation wide protests. trade unions call from us demos against the french president's order to hike the retirement age to 64. which last month was pushed through parliament with article in the french capital over a 150 people were arrested according to authorities in the eastern city of straw for near the german border. protesters burnt an effigy of money. will mac crawl while on the rights of your screen of the west of france, law enforcement informed resorted to tear galsen beach by people with buttons elsewhere. i mean, labor day celebrations turned violent in turkey, had to ride police detain dozens of protesters trying to reach tax and swear

a focal point for anti government. raleigh's demonstrators were seen currying signs, protesting, soaring prices in the country. according to local authorities, the protest was dispersed because the governors office team, the gathering illegal while in south america ride police clash with people in the chilean city of santiago, authorities employ tear gas trucks and water coming to quell what had turned into a violent protest. in another part of the city, thousands of workers attended the main raleigh held by trade who wanna bring you to the car to be in as well. the annual may day parade in cuba was cold off by the islands government due to a fuel shortage. prices are also cancelled several years ago due to coven. this is the 1st time the festival has been called off for economic reasons. professor of latin american studies done the shore, so he's decades of western sanctions, have left cuban citizens in a dire situation. if the united nations truly had an impact with the

oppressed peoples of the world solely united states without war it yesterday. because every year is a vote and overwhelmingly of the $198.00 sovereign countries of the world. all of them except the united states and the junior partners zionism on israel. vote against this blockade. it is the sanctions. it's an economic war. cuba, recently, when you don't have gasoline, you can't transport. hundreds of thousands of workers across the entire island to mobilize in honor made is a very special day. in fact, that international delegation is in her mind and across right now supporting the cuban people in this very, very trying moment. a world based on a quality unity, multi polarity, could not come soon enough. millions of human families can continue to have few

shortages. who shortage is electricity shortages, so on and so forth precisely because of this 6 decades long us economic war and hybrid war against the cuban people. while hundreds of polls took part in marches on may day too, but their message to the government was that peace should be sought in the ukraine conflict. cried your same waving polish flags and banners proclaiming this is not our war of the march. the castle square in warsaw is all tired. demonstrators also gathered in the village bordering germany and the czech republic, rallying for a cease fire on negotiations with moscow. some were seen hurrying russian flags they are urging their compatriots to question the reasons why the conflict started in the 1st place is instead of or that are great. it is the proxy war, the ukraine war, prepared on my don, even before that with thousands of dollars, whether ukrainian saw shamefully used and the law themselves to be used by

a fascist government itself to the mass of people who have to wake up, who have to recognize and question what the cause, the saw in his own freedom. this protest is about peace stopping the delivery of arms to ukraine and using the money instead for poland, for the children and the pensioners union, and we, eventual island if leadership. of course, this is awarded, the usa and nato are fighting on ukrainian soil against russia or russia against nita. whichever way round is anyway, it's not all war nathan, and we must send a clear signal here that there can only be peace in europe together. together with russia now the us treasury secretary has warned of an impending recession as soon as next month. if the american debt limit is not taken care of with haste, it is impossible to predict the certainty, the exact date when treasure will be unable to pay the government's bells. given

the current projections, it's imperative that congress act as soon as possible to increase or suspend the debt limit in a way that provides longer term certainty that the government will continue to make its payments. it's not a new issue and enough never seems to meet america's needs. the debt ceiling, essentially a borrowing limit was hit already in january. this, you're breaking $31.00 trillion dollars. now janet yellen says the u. s. must increase its credit line or just suspend the limitations on what washington can borrow. otherwise, severe consequences could be seen in a matter of weeks. it comes amid they financial services, john j. p. morgan stepping in to snap up the troubled us bank 1st republic and a deal brokered by regulators. all of 1st republics, 84 offices and remaining deposits are now under the control of gp morgan. it had been teetering on the brink and recent weeks this by the $30000000000.00 lifeline

from several major financial institutions. didn't work however, was worried. the passenger is pulled more than 3 times the figure from a cons causing its market value to co ops by 97 percent. what 1st republic is. busy just the 2nd largest lender to implode in recent months . behind the silicon valley bank both were based in california, another commercial enterprise signature bank, also clubs. that's res, fears even more at risk and that a wider crisis can spread the president by the treasury secretary as well of repeatedly given assurances to the public up there money is safe washington. her state efforts are on their way to avert a potentially broader melt on like the 2008 financial crisis could have confidence that the banking system is safe. you deposit will be there when you need

the situation. stabilize and the u. s. banking system remains sound our intervention with necessary to protect the broader us banking system. these actions demonstrate that all deposit or savings in the banking system are safe. our ranking system is sound and resilient with strong capital and liquidity. the a lot of positive rhetoric there, but just how dangerous or otherwise is the situation will r t contributor chris and phase investors aversion to us. banks we're seeing right now could have big wrong vacations. you've got a situation where we could see a total crash in the u. s. market due to the fact that as, as an actually rightly points out for ones and investors and are looking at the united states and thinking, is this a safe place for me to pop my cash? is this a safe place for me to buy stops and equities, or any kind of financial instrument and it hit the global investment community says now the u. s. economy gets food into 34,

and then we can see every economy that's allied to the u. s. following the same way, just like what happened in germany, 1929. in order to buy a life of bread, jeannie didn't tie wheelbarrow. so i think we're moving toward this multi poto wild order, which will start with the u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency. people trading in other currencies like the chinese women beat, even the russian people which are where we're seeing forecasting both of these economies to be positive g d p growth this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us dollar, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time and mom by a definitely excited now i finally, it doesn't just make our cars go, it's got a direct hand. and many of the things we take for granted every day. and that's perhaps why the 14th annual iran petrochemical form into iran. house attracted

delegation from afar. a field of russia, china, and india ortiz use of jelly, went along as well to see just what's on offer. the one in national petrochemical company, which is the organizer of this, of, and says that the van 6 are introduced, the investment opportunities and the petrochemical industry to iranian and foreign are firms where the ultimate goal of boosting domestic production, delegates from 15 countries are present in this to day form are they will all sit and talk with iranian companies and try to discuss ways to cooperate with iranian petrochemical companies are despite the u. u. s. and western sanctions that have been targeting their one in petrochemical industry. they, the sanctions are, are block, it runs access to key foreign technologies. and the centers also are prevent iranian r petrochemical products on oil derivatives from being marketed in the global market push button. fortunately, the petrochemical industry is sanctioned, proved because it has various products and the international market needs such

production. they can put several persons and companies on their sanctioned list. but generally, the petrochemical industry cannot be sanctioned. and it is restriction, prove the needs of the countries for them to fulfill their needs from iran's markets by different approaches. hands who are not worried about the sanctions. this year has been named increasing productivity, or production complexes have commenced their work to have the most amount of productivity for a country. the bricks, countries, including brazilian chinese, russian and indian companies, which are the major partners of iran's petroleum industry, had a perfect role in iran, petroleum market, in view of fulfilling their own internal market needs and invest in iran's petrochemical industry. consequentially countries like ours, after witness in dollars apathy in the international market are now jumping on their wagon to use their own currency in exchange for petrochemical products with

each other. what's interesting is the process of our delegates from breaks alliance, which as a group of i can with heavy weights comprising russia, china, india, south africa, i'm brazil. so this is the 1st time we'll see that companies from bricks alliance have participated. and the iranian petrochemical form, they are here to like hold sessions and specialized meetings with iranian petrochemical companies to try to find ways to present and market the iranian oil derivatives and the markets of bricks member states. so it's very significant, given the fact that bricks alliance has recently made a bombshell decision to try to ditch the dollar and use its own currency in their international trade. while we see it out more and more countries are jumping on the wagon and the joining god. this emerging multi polar world order, as opposed to the unipolar world system dictated by the you while sun by the west. well, this,

the dollarization initiative 6 to reduce the dollar supremacy and prevent the united states from using the greenback as a weapon as a punishing tool against other nations. one hunchback at a time that had been the motto of diplomats, the world over, but as zona on worlds apart asks next in the wake of the ukraine conflict. are those days gone? it's right ahead. ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah,

ah mm mm, mm hm . welcome to will, to part one handshake at a time that used to be the motor of citizen or people's diplomacy. a movement that originated in the letter years of the cold war and is often credited with helping to bring it to an end. doesn't stand a chance nowadays, when russia and western countries have cut their diplomatic changes to historic

minimum? well, to discuss that i'm now joined by dmitri law. scott is a lawyer, journalist, and activists from canada. demetrius good to see you. thank you very much for coming over. thank you so much for having me. i know you've been out here in russia for slightly less than a month. can i ask for a rough estimate of how many russian hands here have taken so far? over a 100? from across the span of generations and political orientations and, and it's been a fascinating and i would say surprising experience which now.