show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the major ukrainian cities report explosions. those are rates siren solid and decked for the country. overnight. key of official safety or strikes are the most intense since the start of it comes a day of drug room to talk on the presidential office. a lot of them are putting in the russian capital to must go said was the car even though i find you pray, precious and foster to you as a ty washington, would we accept the whites how ice came longer. a tug of the pied administration refuses to condemn p. a for its pro, strikes on look friend live the

mid day in moscow. pleasure to have your company for the latest news run up this thursday may. the 4th the ukrainian capital and other cities in the country are reported to have seen multiple bluff throughout the night. or raid sounded in the early hours with official saying kid had not witnessed such a scale of attack since the start of the year. our teeth remind cost rep can tell us more. the air alerts were announced in major ukrainian cities of t of endo jessa, as well as other regions of the country. explosions were reported both in the capital and to the black sea port as well. now, local authorities said that the air defense systems have been deployed. what's the demand is from a local population, not to post any videos or any kind of details to social media. so at this point, there is a very little information about that. however, some messages did managed to get across the, on the internet in odessa, as

a strike against the military academy was reported though, at this point. so there is still no official confirmation. now air alerts sounded for about 3 and a half hours mt of and for over 5 hours in northern regions of ukraine. apart from t of and odessa, explosions were also recorded in the city homes that are rogia, which is currently held by vicky every she now russian defense ministry has yet to comment on the overnight strikes against the ukrainian administer. it's our gets they codes, however i have to do with the response against wednesdays. don't strike on the kremlin itself. and it just reminds are russia has reserved the right to retaliation in any way that it deems it necessary. as vermont just mentioned, the most school office of president vladimir putin was attacked by 2 on monday aerial vehicles overnight on choose. they rushed essays. ukraine was behind the

incident to drones were done by electronic air defenses. inside the kremlin walls, authority said there were no casualties or damage done on the ground. this flooded shows one of the drones exploding rights above the senate building which houses, lot of air pollutants worked residents. he was not inside the building at the time of the attack. moscow has labeled it a terrorist act, the attempted assassination of the russian leader. so the president audit the rest your reserves, the right to take retaliatory measures where and when it sees fit, you printing and officials of claim they don't know anything about the time. can't deny any responsibility law. the mirror zalinski said you bring doesn't target russia or flooding or putting, but rather is waging a defensive war ortiz iq, or shut down of explorers. how does that statement though? appears at all with its deeds? the images of a weaponized you a v exploding over the domes of the kremlin, assuming he left all sides stagger russian. patriots who watched an enemy coming,

causing munition bridge. the red brick walls of the epitome of the russian image and west and officials who made a solemn promise to bolster ukraine's army on the condition. the key of your raise is internationally recognized territory of russia. offers head list, but we have not done. we've neither in court encourage nor enabled printing and partners to strength beyond their borders. every thing we are providing to ukraine is, or a singular purpose, and that's for itself defense. i can say definitively that the notion of us providing intelligence or information to the ukrainians to target locations inside russia is nonsense. they've already splashed over a $100000000000.00 on military a to ukraine, send tens of thousands of n t a missiles, hundreds of drones. well, over a 1000000 rounds of artillery, munitions, dozens of tanks,

hundreds of smaller apc's and infantry fighting vehicles stretched along the railroads. it didn't just rain. it poured along with natives intelligence data without which all this might would have been as good as a shooting range target. we do have an intelligent sharing relationship with are you printing on our parts? that is we continue to proceed ahead with that. it's an important elements of the systems that we are providing to are you creating and partners and, and efforts to effort to help them defend themselves, such support from the us and that specialized enabled ukraine's generals to pursue the wildest military and visions. they got ideas that maybe the band on attacks against russia is more of a recommendation. rather than a rule. they tested the waters by showing rushes regions adjacent to the front line zone, like belgrade and towns around it. west and allies follow this up with mary a slap

on the wrist, encouraging ukraine combined to proceed, rushes that defences begin to shoot down ukraine's drones. hundreds of kilometers away from the front line. chief at that point, wasn't shuttle a tool about what a thing. so we don't target russia decree, we will be capable of finishing because as far as our interests are concerned, we will not ask anyone where we need to hit the enemy because the enemy is on our territory, starting from all borders and then doing in vladivostok. such impunity culminated in direct calls to attack the hoss of moscow on one of the most solemn days in russia's history. may, 9th victory day. one such claim was even backed by a half to bounty fully belie, it will do my the, when will you bring it to you a visa, which was cool. uh, do you have a license to be able to use the key? i think it should be a special event. i think that may, 9th is

a very good moment because putting this money at the rate on the red square. and there will be a lot of military there. so it will be a very legitimate military target. and i think that we, everyone who produces drones should really make an event out of it. well, now both key event the west out trying to shake off the burden of responsibility for what most go has explicitly called an attempt on vladimir putin life on the attack. has nato intelligence worried that russia might now as well expand its own list of targets? there are heightened concerns that russia may targets on the c cables and other critical infrastructure in an effort to disrupt the west in life, to gain leverage against those nations. but to providing security to ukraine, the russians are more active than we have seen them in years. in this domain. the bowl is in russia as quote now and given the austin all it has at its disposal. the options are dreadfully vast for ukraine and its allies. the rushes and busted are

to the us house, branded, washington style, salt lake, friendly and rule. number, cynical, absurd. after a senior by the administration, official appeared to cut it off as a possible false flag. a tug, let's take a listen to an exchange about the incident in the white house, a senior agent, the last, the called, the acquisition for russia assigned the company was finding a mission. you know, you don't want to speculate on the guitar doesn't work. any signs to believe that the russians are finding a new major any, any, you'd be telling me to go to your colleagues who we, we know that russia has a history of doing this. they have a history of doing false flag. it is not unusual is incredibly common. i just don't want to speculate at this time, but as i've said, as we said when it comes to ukraine, which is under daily assault. and not just it's incredibly courageous military forces. but it citizens, as men, women and children being assaulted

a daily basis by this russian aggression. well, we leave it to ukraine to decide how it's going to defend itself and how it's going to try to get back the territory. the statements by washington's official representative. so striking in their cynicism and absurdity, the us did not find it possible to recognize the obvious thing. this was a terrorist action lens by the zalinski regime. and then this as a nation attempt targeting the president of the russian federation. that these, these, that this act of terrorism was allegedly a false leg operation are blasphemous and deceitful. that is, it was rashid itself, that stage the provocation against the heart of our statehood. how would the americans react if a drone hit the white house, the capital, or the pentagon? the answer is obvious for any politician as well as for an average citizen, the punishment would be harsh and inevitable. informing us marine brian for less like made another point to me earlier to saying that targeting russia, that means that ukraine is giving free brain to retaliate. it is moscow,

a blank check politically to escalate in any way that it sees fit. jacob's conduct another mobilization that could also mobilize industry and the economy in any way. it seems fit. it's not just this attack, but many of these attacks recently continue to get moscow the, the ability to mobilize and to escalate in any way that it sees fit. lot of people are citing bad fact as evidence that well this benefited mainly mosque out and that's, that's what suggest it could be a false flag attack. but we have to think back to 2014 everything the us installed client regime. thank you. have has done from 2014 onboard has benefited the notion of russia waging some sort of conflict with ukraine. it was, it was always done to provoke russia and then to keep the conflict going for as long. ready as possible, i mean, the rand corporation published a paper in 2019, literally titled, extending russia and citing,

giving legal aid to ukraine as option number one. well, another point to note surrounding the kremlin incident, pro ukrainian sabotage groups have conducted multiple terror attacks in russia since february 2020 to the month. the conflict began here some of the most prominent events we called the

12 minutes past 12 pm here in most. but let's move on to some more world news in syria. the 1st visit over there, really and present into the mosque

a since 2011 was seen on weddings today as the country's leaders met for talk local media called it's a historic event that reinforces the already solid ties between the middle eastern nations and home. right. as he has repeatedly reiterated the importance of tear around strategic relations with survey, it was anybody who might have had doubts about the policies of syria and iran are now convinced our positions are totally just and fair suit here. that all of that sort of discuss syria has emerged victorious after 12 years of fighting. as we have been at that side during the fighting, we shall be there during the rec construction. this is our strategic leading. never to be soward. the president throughout easy who's in syria for 2 days also stated that western sanctions against both countries have failed. well, 3 and lead up a shot all a sub fact around for the support. it's been providing to sirius since the outbreak

of war there in 2011 or t correspondent, usage generally takes us through the loan. mark visit was a busy day for ross presidents and brought him res. yes. he's on a 2 day trip to syria. it's the 1st trip to serial by iranian president of cents over a decade ago, i suspect start of the civil war in the country back in 2011. before he left to juan for damascus, ibrahim raised the hope that his trip would be productive for both nations. well, i used. ready to have had a lot on his plate on the 1st day he wrapped up his 1st working day by paying a visit to the holy shrine of how's rod zayna, jaime revered, religious figure, and his mom, where he also that over to speech. he said, during his speech, he said, and he reiterated that ross from support for serious suffragette territorial integrity. he said that to, while it was to advise the syrian nation during the times of difficulties and

hardship, yvonne continues to support the syrian a nation of a syrian people during the reconstruction period. well, earlier in the day of the 2 countries and the 2 sides signed a long term strategic comprehensive cooperation agreement. no further details have so far surface and on the agreement by the 2 sides that this strategic agreement aims to serve the interests of the syrian people and the wandering people. and the returning general officials from the 2 sides also signed for team cooperation documents and a range of feelings, lanka, oil and gas, energy id, communications, banking sector, and also earthquake release. well, the searing the president the shower most, i've signed it wrong for is closed. unwavering support for syria aside said that since 12 years ago, your one has not left syria behind. despite all the sanctions and distress receives

trip is widely seen as another piece in the unfolding new chapter that witness a significant decline in the role play by the v x for original countries such as the united states. so this new multi point polar world is now emerging and has the, has reduce the influence of the extra regional countries like washington. as we see that the region is starting to take matters into its own hands. a little further reaction to this are really in political, a list of academic side behind the bar, on the face, the muskets on to around. they're reaching new levels of cooperation for a common cause. you run of serious have been very close for the last 4 decades for over 4 decades of syria refuse to side with saddam hussein. when he carried out aggression against iran, syrian was one of the few countries to stand up against saddam hussein's aggression . one western country and others were supporting him. on the other hand,

when the dirty war was engaged or initiated by may tell, with its allies against syria, iran stood with syria. and now the 2 sides being a allies and so closely linked with one another. and due to the fact that they trust one another, the ability for the 2 sides to expand that cooperation to the economic field is a, is a, is quite easy because of that trust of the both sides have neglected in the past. the economic aspect of the relationship, there were economic relations, but not to the degree that would have brought about major change in the economic prospects of syria. and that would have also enhance the economy of iran significantly. but now the 2 leaders are working to rectify that

aspect of the buy that old relationship is somebody else to tell you about today versus foreign minister has arrived in india for a summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. circular, all fund kinds of parts will speak on regional. i'm pressing international issues in go of face to face meetings. we know will happen as well between mr. lever off the indian foreign minister as well as the opposite numbers from china and practice them. the top, the lots will discuss the preparations for the upcoming meeting of su, member leaders that's scheduled for july in new delhi, as well as focusing on see sure, etc. i'm trade the shanghai cooperation organization is the world's largest regional grouping in terms of geographical scope population. the nato is reportedly during all to open a liaison office in japan. the 1st such development in asia,

denmark is currently responsible for communication between the alliance on tokyo authorities, copenhagen's on boston or to local japanese media. he fully supported the expansionist this it would be a very visible, real way to strengthen the relations between japan. and they told, well, there is already a strong nato presidents in the asian country with us. troops have been stationed there since the end of world war 2. right now there's some $50000.00 personal, including naval and air force, the attachments last year to pump former pm sion. so i'll be even suggest that tokyo should consider a nato style nuclear weapon sharing deals with the us. the says nato's chief, during a visit to japan in january labeled its neighbor china, a griff threat to stability in the region. china is substantially building up its military forces including nuclear weapons,

bowling its neighbors on threatening time on is trying to control critical infrastructure and spending this information about the nato and the war in ukraine . well known everyone in japan agrees with their government styles. people have regularly being taken to the streets to protest against related issues, including a lack of legal accountability for at u. s. military personnel warfare, contamination from american bases, as well as to choose rising defense spending, which threatens to real, the postwar positive as in policy when we heard from the co head of bean trash collection center, think time saves nato's courting of japan as a sign of the us trying to strengthen its position and these things. first of all, nato is a military alliance. a us commanded us equipped military alliance

that exists for a war not for trade, not for diplomacy, not for social progress, for war. and so this new opening of nato officially to japan is one step further along with bringing a nuclear weapons on submarines into korea and building new bases. us military bases in the philippines. call this in violation of each country's own constitution and the trade agreements in violation of the japanese constitution. japan has more than doubling its military. and so the arrangement with nato is just one step in part of a whole series. that's really the basis for it is that there are greater levels of trade. tie one with china, japan with china, korea,

with china, the philippines with china. then with the united states. and how will the united states go about breaking that and setting up something more advantageous to corporate power in the us, how they were versus that's why they want to bring in nato, the military. right. the rivalry between french and chinese or carter yours is growing with our friends now demanding paris slot restrictions on china is airlines to equalize costs. the flagship argues badging has an on for advantage of china, explains, can fly over russian or space which is closed to europe. in our line we support the ramp up of capacity between friends in china, but there needs to be a level playing field right now. there is a distortion of competition which needs to be taken into account in the us,

the european union. another outlined countries close, there are a space to russian aircraft in early march 2022 shortly after hostilities began in ukraine in response bruship bond or across from more than 30 countries, including friends from flying over its territory. now our lines have additional costs for fuel personnel due to the need to fly around the biggest country in the world to reach asian nations, giving chinese carriers a financial advantage. let's cross to french academic, the combination yaks appear for his take on the situation. mister spear, you're most welcome and considering the many issues of play here, including the large growth in trade between par, us and beijing this year with china heading and export record to friends in the 1st quarter. is it likely that the say will give in to our friends has demands on risk stuff? relationship with beijing?

no, i don't think so. you know, um, but in, in this particular situation it's for all sense nato country which beds themselves iin that these evans edge to was china, china as absolutely no reason to fear. and if it falls on they to uh, where to go so far as to impose to china, someone was preaching a e l trade then is that will the a with a bit rate on it was a problem. all the issues which all would be discussed between a false and china. that's why i don't think is that it's a real possibility. of course, a false like very much a is a child that will go restricted or is that restriction which russia will be

least the but to leave this restrictions of course is that he implies matrix of the solution is you suit to a low, a gain of the russian planes to go into the u. s. space and indeed would placing restrictions on chinese airlines. would that really level the playing field or will we just be seeing last year a p interest in asia in the near future? it. i don't think that that will really levels of field, you know, needs that the, uh, small stuff uh need uh some expense um inputs to china, some restriction uh into a trade and then not just the china oil is that companies. um is that twill, oh, of course you fly some account of sanctions. uh by china.

just look at what happens now with turkish phone lines. i took issue a lot of businesses eating most off. uh, it's a break between uh you and uh, russia because now if you want to go to russia from the batteries, you p. s p. it's not a take a false all 80 of the flat car. you probably you can't read. what she wants to do is uh to uh, take a ticket on to the keisha line, go twins dental and then from the symbol go to most go. um and uh, in some sense it is just as a fee off you countries, you know, it's not the pay of turkish or by the way of chinese. if we are in this crazy situation,

you're among the 1st to protect up this sanction shot that were meant to cripple rushes. economy could really bind. and that's essentially what it has built into a lot of western western countries. i'm people, citizens are feeling the effect of that in front waters for the sins, reacting to do think that because of this latest incident, you know there, the average french folder is, is, is going to perhaps question more the, the countries current foreign policy is not something you could see happening as well as certainly um it will be some questions uh on the as the sanctions on the fact that the sanctions um i've not really the input the russian a company. yes. of course. and we had a strong effect in 2022, but now it was we are seeing in the late this is that it's seeking the latest data

and use the fact that as a russian economy is going to gain to its level before as a sanction so we have support, that would be a lot of discussions about sanctions, but i don't think it will be very important into a french agenda because the french engine that is old, would it be fading off with as a pension of reforms and with a lot of discussion about democracy and as it turned to walk over to a business advisor maxwell regime, so unfortunately may be, i don't think that these issues off as a come to right fact i'll sanction to move around. good fact. all sanctions will be very, very high on the french agenda. so you don't think friends could face perhaps a dilemma of prioritizing its relationship with, with washington or beijing going forward. well on these,

these questions, this the issues of prioritizing, the economic relations relation at all. we'll certainly come, but not now, probably much more as the summer, you know, so far. and we are to you in a kind of sequences of political sequences where it's the pension reform, which used to some extent, taking all the, please the for discussion. but of course, you are absolutely right. uh, it's a balance to be achieved between a relation to the united states relations. we've all set you up in towns in relation to weeks. russia and china is extremely important. unfortunately, that cannot be. but on to the agenda as it goes up on the edge and out of full some months and, and i think that exists,

the pollution will prevail at least the to you next summer. okay. we wait and see how that's on full is always good to help you on the pro french academic subjects. up here live from partis. thank you, sir. thank you. no, this century has so far be noted for many things, but perhaps most markedly the sheer amount of popular uprising is we have witness across the globe. but do all these ripples from lots in america. so north africa have a common theme or documentary the revolutions factory strives, the find died. it's next the the.