seen 1000 volunteers joined the ranks of the russian army. all of them have to be properly trained before deployment. the combined is at this test side have heaved the most of this burden on the shoulders. and it's hard to imagine a facility fit better for the purpose. i just done a reporting for our see. the, the longest populated muslim nation in the nation has signed a major economic deal with a ron to spot us functions previously slowing the flow of trade between the countries highlighted by the radian president's do and a press conference. mortality, we believe that sanctions and threats cannot stop us in any way from corporation and communication with neighboring countries. muslim nations that are aligned with us in various fields, a deal aims to boost the indonesians economic ties with the middle east via iran, which is on its way to becoming an essential transit hub as part of a massive infrastructure projects with russia and india to one is also seeing

growth diplomatically, is chinese mediators of 8 of the nation in stating several important agreements with saudi arabia, the u, a. e, and to wait. and the reigning effects on the list tells us the deal is an indicator of a shift away from us to influence in asia. and this relates to this on the line in the increasing understanding again, perception not fully in indonesia, but also amongst all, many of the countries in the region in asia. the united states however, is decreasing. and this over reliance on us dollar is going to be dangerous for the, for their own economy. so engineers, you and entre sparks that perhaps garbage to do kind of shift in order to the dollar rise, their space nation fee on the safe side. while they are florence 6 to their kind of relation that they have with the west now they are trying to find new

partners. and when it comes to be this, these, all right, addition process, let me just, uh, just as i mentioned this point that the country has already. i mean, indonesia. i already started this process. the countries like china with products these by arlen, japan and south korea. and the list goes and on and on, and goes to when the sense that they have started the same reject re, uh, let's say, a change with punch feed line run. and of course it goes without saying, got it wrong. the risk of being sealed, bid us negative response, no doubt about that. but indonesia, during the reality is done, the ground has been ready to take this risk and i don't call it risk because it's through a power. thank perfect. you got to bring up the more of it and the years down, the red,

russia's prime minister has said his nation on china will continue to increase by natural financial co operation. as the states set, a new record of mutual trade that comes to shanghai welcomes russian business joins to we need to know. like for i initially thought about what i see russia values this century's old history of relations with china for 2 consecutive years. the volume of biological trade has increased by around a 3rd in 2020 to a regular dev, around one hundreds $90000000000.00 was said we're, we're confident then this year we'll fulfill the task said, but it has of our state specifically to bring the 3 to no $1.00 to $200000000000.00 . china has been russia's main street involved now for over 10 years. the growth in trade is accompanied by important quarters, this transformations, and 1st and foremost, but reducing dependence on the door and other western currencies will continue to increase the independence of by electrical financial corporation and the vice

threats and our economic southern d. i'm here in shanghai, china where the 1st day of the to day long russia, china business for him has just come to a close. there have been a lot of businessman and high level politicians from both china and russia in attendance here like the russian prime minister, mikhail miss justin who spoke quite a bit at this conference today about the importance of it and further developing bilateral economic cooperation between russia and china, he spoke a lot about this specific spheres in which it's important to continue this bilateral cooperation, specifically in terms of energy, of course, and as well as a trade infrastructure between russia and china to increase the already quickly increasing a trade between the 2 countries. now, we're also expecting to see the appearance of the chinese president tomorrow. she's in pain, who's also expected to meet with the russian prime minister. and they're going to be talking a lot about, like i said earlier,

further development of bilateral economic cooperation between russia and china, we're going to be there. and we're gonna bring all the details as they become available to the 5 minutes to emphasize that the latest successes have been a cheap, despite the wisdom sanctions with russian expos to china, increasing by 20 percent sunk high business forum provides a major opportunity for the 2 countries to build on cooperation and high tech and information technology sectors. the clayton deal from the philippine middle east studies association said that sanctions, russian business men being invited to the form is a clear signal, but the 2 states were both the ties. no, not so walked. 2 now known to visit illustrates 2 very important things. first is i can do both countries, russia in china, converge and their interests to maximize the utility of their partnership. based on these bilateral agreement, signed between both presidents a few months ago. you really to take the relationship into

a new era. we're both countries given of course, the highly digitalized nature of international politics these days in both countries having the capacity to really contribute towards each other's interests and demands and means in the sphere of, in the sphere of technology is something that we can definitely see expect between both countries, both countries will now allow them will not allow themselves to be constrained by western policies of interest. you know, the fact that businessmen who were sanction will be taking part in high level economic engagements between the chinese and the russians. you know, show this very important aspect, that they will not be defined by a wester interest in perspectives and that they look choose to pay their own path for development and security their own particular way catalogs and achievement is to say, here i've got lucky last winter we saved from an energy collapse juice. one was a,

a warning that the was doing yet to come unless brussels was the holes is green agenda. the economy start churning back up in 24. and you have that easily just said i get into winter. i think i think the worst has yet to come. if they don't realize that then have a proper plan and sit down with with us as an oil and gas companies and the demonize them. and you know, the attitude will kick in and i think we'll have a sense of a solution. so the big question, booming over europe, is whether we're still going to be hounded again here for the latter part of the year over our shower time, air conditioning and heating use and all signs point to yes. even the head of friends energy drive, all he told the french press last month at the same conservation precautions will have to be taken as last year, even though he's optimistic. he says, because europe is tapping norway and the us for energy. yeah. at several times the price of what europe used to pay for russian energy though forever last year that

you ordered limitations on how hot or cold you could keep facilities. and then many countries, including france, actually implemented that with legislation. well, now there's a lot of confusion as to what still applies and what doesn't and who has to apply it, whether it's everyone or just gyms or offices. so, you know, beyond not the problem now really goes to also how much energy there is or will be next winter, and how much people are going to pay for that. supply going forward. as french president, him under and maximize said the age of abundance is over, but it sounds like hon. gary and prime minister, victor or bon, who put his foot down on the fire. who is it, seemingly endless. you tax their cash flowing into ukraine as aid and is also rejected. and yet another round of anti russian you sanctions is making some enemies now within the establishment for standing up for the,

for put upon european tax there. who's getting a manifestly poor return on their invest, that whoever writes and whoever not lively, describe the situation that's frustrating way that you can. but the question is not with the tool. and the question is, what you would be the next morning. feel the next morning, the fax is that more and more people will die. yeah, the bottom line is that while the western establishment is picking sides over to ukraine, conflict and trash talking russia like it's the other team in a football game. there are just people dying and ukraine, but also apparently in europe, according to the western press. last year the economy is predicted in november that the inability to pay for expensive heating costs during even a mild winter could result in tens of thousands of deaths. and now let's say that may indeed have been the case over the last winter, and that it may have even done more damage than during the coping. 19. pandemic or bottom is also explain why he sees the use anti russian sanctions as ineffective to

go. so until we introduced the sanctions, and 3 years later, russia has built up its own agricultural food system used in those 3 years. it built them up to such an extent that if hungry, wanted to explore products there today. it either wouldn't succeed or would find it much more difficult than before the introduction of sanctions to it was a fatal mistake to underestimate the adaptability of a country including a nation as powerful as russia. i can see the russians adapting to the situation created by the european restrictions. some details does. so basically saying that the sanctions, i just created more russian resiliency to the point where it's becoming so self sufficient that the you could find itself squeeze that of any potential feature market considerations. meanwhile, europeans are wondering when installation and energy prices are going to go back down again. and the only response they're ever getting from their leaders. if

anything at all is that they should feel good about their short showers. i guess after dumping river of sweat under their treadmill at a gym heated to 90 degrees celsius. why? because it all makes russian president vladimir to me mad that they're saving so much energy. is that still this been line even though energy isn't even coming from russia anymore? not too many people seem to be asking that question, at least not among the people running the show. a tory effects traffic a jeffrey epstein who was found dead in his jail cell in 2019 had previously tried to blackmail unexplored with microsoft co found the bill gates of his alleged if the with the russian bridge play. i mean, until one of us, according to an expos, a from the wall street journal. now the claims that back in 2017 epstein directions against by email of the billing that refused to check payment for

a proposed charity fund. the less allegedly also contained in the mountains to reimburse epstein for money had spent on a programming cause for on ton of a warning that had released details of gates as a fed with a unless the call stopped. the cash gates has denied the allegations his office days. epstein was ultimately unable to expose the business fun. mr. gates months was epstein solely fulfilling throughout picked purposes. having failed repeatedly to draw investigates beyond these matches up spun, tried um, successfully to leverage past relationships to threaten mr. gates. epstein was initially arrested and convicted of 6 trafficking in 2008, but was released just a year later. he was arrested again in 2019, but died and his so and then a power and suicide before he could testify. multiple powerful politicians on celebrities and reports of the being linked to epstein schemes. a list of names keeps growing is off to his death. recent months of seeing claims,

the billing as like a loss can slurry page and with that stain at some point, political analyst on. so make a showing stone saves such revelations over potential foam show for the entire us establishment. we have such an influence, so network as has been disclose now through that, which we do know right is the relationship to people like gates and and thomas brisk are, and they all black and the red sandra and bill gate bill, bill clinton and trump. i mean this man was very well connected, cruise has is amazing web and all the indications are that he even bragged some points about being connect to the c i a are actually working with the but the point is that he is, has every indication of being part of the intelligence world, massage, c i a, perhaps f, b i, as an informant. someone who basically is to well connected and this the spider web, right of powerful individuals not to edit site, to,

to avoid indications and evidence of black mail. because certainly what else are you doing if you're and again involved with these different intelligence networks and very nefarious dealings and trying to basically get leverage over people top. so with someone like epstein there has to be so much resistance within the system because as we talked about some of the names of people, a very powerful of billionaires and a politicians and philanthropist, so called you know, you really helped us to understand that the, the system does not want to divulge the truth. the deputy chairman of russia's security council has made his counterpart in laos in order to deepen decades of cooperation in military and as a space. at the end of his 3 day official visit to vietnam and louse to meet, we met with the price both countries full that commitment to a strategic partnership with russia. meanwhile, anti american sentiment is growing in the region with

a so still trying to assert its military influence in southeast asia. speaking to our team of the video of a choose the west of refusing to find common ground with russia. mr hunter meets around the television for many years as president and prime minister of russia has been trying to reach an agreement with your western colleagues today looking back, what do you say that the time was wasted and in vain website? though you're absolutely right. and that it was a waste of time and wasted effort. and you have cuz they were not ready for dialogue next to, to quote the words of a famous, literally hero. but they are pathetic, insignificant people. can you explain why you think? so? what is there to explain? they don't want peace, they want more. that's why they don't want cooperation there when confrontation, they're trying in every way to infringe on our countries, right? that's why i make such a characterization. there are the words of funny kosky. if i remember correctly,

is the hope and then of this like not yet, there's no want to talk to how real do things. the threat of a nuclear apocalypse is today and do things up. nato is taking such a scenario. seriously. this is, but i'll start with the 2nd part of your question. nato is not serious about the scenario. otherwise, nature wouldn't have supplied such dangerous weaponry to the ukrainian regime. initially, apparently they believe that the nuclear conflict or a nuclear apocalypse is impossible because it has never been possible, but they are wrong. and such events are completely unpredictable. and if they do, the responsibility will live entirely with the north atlantic alliance. has a point of no return already been passed and you need to, nobody knows what the point of no return is. and there lies the danger. because as soon as they supply one type of arms, then they say, and also this one, for example, lug wrench,

me sells or planes as though everything will be fine. for me. this will lead to nothing good. will do is we can overcome such scenarios, but it will be necessary to use every increasing types of munitions to what do you think is the ultimate goal for the united states in the context of the conflict and ukraine like a little thing, the destruction of russia i know the very least russians containment. they are doing the same regarding china, but their ultimate goal is the destruction of russia as a nation senior. and i see well, it work. yep. no, we will never give up. do things of the united states just compensate russia for the damage caused by the bombing of the not stream pipelines in your book able to ship? not only that, but also for the restoration of our thomas, cuz you know, my rouble and many other places that were destroyed, utilizing their aid and support financially, or maybe a little friendly machinery. but just now you can doing certain and the know

stream up was it was initiated catch up. i'm sure they should pay for that too. although it is possible just talking about evidence, the process is ongoing and the chapter has not been finished. in any case, they deny accountability, although their arguments look rather frivolous. retail, not only that you open the welcome to use of what's the main pirated content and russia do think that it is necessary to change russian legislation regarding the matter. you mean to repeat with russian legislation which is based on the geneva conventions on intellectual property and a lot of other issues. you know, i will not talk altering such laws as i am after all a lawyer by profession. but the fact that i welcome the use of fire, which is content and as we have sanctioned from all sides, is absolutely true. jim voice, the more different content, the better and preferably for free. thank you very much new to the leech. you're

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even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say from stephen twist, which is the, the, your focus is primarily sub saharan africa. and of course with sitting here in south africa. what is your policy in terms of your projects and what, in this part of the world? energy, obviously we saw it in the concepts and that's uh, is really struggling with energy at the moment. and if you spend and it's time and saw that africa, i'm sure you've noticed that the south africa is struggling. and so we're looking

at energy in general, not just new care, all the that is still out priority. we have a wind company called know the wind and we are actively exploring that's on the continents and particularly in south africa. and then obviously we're just doing our new care agenda. we have and so governments of the agreement signed with the various african nations and we're trying to assess them and achieving then you can visions, what countries would you identify in africa as the most promising full cooperation and what are the kinds of prospects says in the south africa, so africa has a base and a long history of nuclear power. they've been operates and cubic for over the last 35 years. very successfully and very safely. they've been uprising safari, one react. so i would research react to 5 and 55 years, which means that all of the legal, regulatory bases all day for them to move forward on. and you can, you build now we see a lot of potential in of african nations and a lot of done

a great deal in terms of nuclear infrastructure developments gone and much area zambia. and wonder if we look specifically at egypt. i know that you're involved in the development of nuclear pilot projects in that country. how can the egyptian experience help you with your work here in south africa? i think it's important to 1st the night that's each country is very different, particularly when implementing a new care program. so, so as a responsible vendor, we really work with different countries and i look at their specifics and try and tailor make a solution for them. that's not to say that we don't learn lessons on, on each of our boats, but it's all said to know it's we, we both are the 18 vdr, react as outside of russia. so we have a great deal of experience dealing in foreign countries. so i would say that, you know, as a responsible vendor, we really work at a scale and a pace with the countries that are interested in nuclear power to implement

a program that's going to be safe and sustainable in the long term. if we look at the international scenario, how important is africa to lots of times? it's very important. so i think, i think is important to the well, it says it's an important suresh and that's, that's an important to us, the treasure to them. we see great potential on the confidence, not just with the energy for electricity, but also you can research and you can medicine and various other applications when you get a technology is and then outside of the mucus via, with wind and battery storage, where we are very active as well, we see great potential. can you give us some examples of the windham battery storage programs that you have? i'm site in russia. we have implemented a gigawatts of wind power. it's a relatively new domain for us. we aimed to have installed $1.00 gigawatts of wind and russia by the end of this year. and we have not taken

that and moved into the international markets and africa being one of our key priority. so we're looking at various different projects here in south africa. we've identified certain sites that we believe a with while developing on the large scale, but for municipal and corporate office type. and then we're actively exploring opportunities in ethiopia as well. any other non energy applications or specific projects that you would like to mention to? yeah, so let's see. i think another one that is very crucial specifically to advertise food security. so large amounts of pride uses, going by farm is and unfortunately gets to the markets and doesn't make it higher products. and when you're sitting with food security issues, like we all in africa, it's 5 to important to preserve fruit. um, so there is a, an of a technology called multi purpose creation facilities. and essentially what that does is a lot of dice, a variety ation kills all the pathogens bags, everything on food once that's already packaged. and that 1st thing makes it

obviously safer to eat, but secondly, it extends the south lot of prodigies dramatically, which means you're able to secure food and a better way. there's been other applications of new can in agriculture of various and particularly used in across africa. and other one is and since it's cold, sterile and sick technique which is, is quite innovative and essentially, instead of in our covering a, a piece of land and pesticides. if you have a one problem bike, for instance, in south africa, we had um, such as such as beats. so that was destroying the citrus industry. so what you would do is you would read the specific past in captivity, you with any radiates, all of the males and you would release them into the environments they would go into products. yeah. it's, however, they would not produce any all spring that way the, the problem insects population diminishes and diminishes until it no longer becomes

an issue. but you haven't killed everything with a blank pesticide. and then in terms of specific projects, we worked on the fantastic project in south africa. it was called the roster type project's south africa has a great issue with ronald approaching. so we partnered with the vets university and we look said a very, very um, nice way off of um, curbing reino, purchasing in the country. and so essentially the project aimed to firstly, make it more difficult to transport, a brand new one. so obviously having radioactive material, you can go through various ports where the ports on monitors. and there are many ports of monitors across ports across the globe. so it makes it that much more difficult to, to transport the home. and then secondly, you know, having a radioactive products, i think it makes,

it's great to be less desirable for the end user and where you're successful with the vinyl horn. we did, you have any fingers that showed that it had come down. so essentially we participate in the 1st phase of the project, and that was really to make sure that it was safe for the animals. so we injected a, stabilize the type which is completely harmless, into the whole, not a number of ramos, and they wouldn't want it sent over a period of time. we also helps with the developing the special metals that would then be radiated. and so that's it into the one of the ronna. and since then there's been a great deal of 3. the work that's being done, computer work that's being done in monitoring it's and the projects are still ongoing. we hope that one day um, you know, be able to inserts these already isotopes into the ones of rhonda and that so it will, could be approaching that sounds very, very promising. are there any other projects in the future that you can share with

us or the assignments but so we will keep you updated the new industry. is it incredibly fascinating industry and there's always something new and there's always something promising. and the great thing about our industry is that everything that we do is for the betterments of the world and human kind. and what is the response in like from both of south african government and governments elsewhere in africa towards the time and towards the project. such a planning to implement already are implementing generally very positive. we haven't really had any issues on the confidence. i think there's a, a long standing relationship between russia and african nations, and i think we're able to build on that's, you know, as i said earlier, africa is really struggling when it, when it comes to power and as arise at some we are able to provide solutions that are going to assess them in a sustainable, long term future. just following up from the point where you said advocates way.