thing this home flush and this votes badly for ukraine. any place the, the dollars top headlines here will not change the national that we are now getting commentary from the russian president who says that she is counter offensive has not a chief to any of its objectives. ukrainian forces have suffered substantial loss rush. i also have plans to position that nuclear weapons in the risk next month, best western powers profile over the well, the very same strategy they've actually been using for decades. also in the program, india shrugs off by us congressional titles suggestion to join nato, saying the blogs framework is not applicable for new data. yeah, a bit of

a good old bit flow. speak the from motives for administer. suzanne declares that un special representative to the country touch, so not non grata a skepticism towards the organization grows across the content of the all right, it is a friday night here and most go be talking about 8 pm right now. we've got a heavy program lined up for you at this hour. it's a good to help you with this. it is breaking news this our growing off the international as ukraine has been gone, a counter offensive, but failed to fulfill its tasks in old combat areas and stuff that in almost lost is that right? there is the message from the russian president vladimir putin in his father's comments about the recent ukrainian operation. it was an official switched. it can be stated with absolute certainty that this offensive has begun. this is evidenced by the use of strategic reserves by the ukranian army. furthermore, the ukrainian troops did not achieve the objectives assigned to them in any of the

combat areas. over these days, we have observed significant losses of the troops of the ukrainian regime. their losses had been substantially greater than the classic 3 to one ratio expected during offensive operations. while you're trying to launch a massive offensive and that's, that's what always a region rusher says keeps forces engaged. and while a head on a tact with more than a 1000 soldiers but retreated off the suffering very heavy, heavy are casualties. and we're going to start at moscow, or formerly destroying at least 30 of kids back old times with a western media report saying that several prized german supply left the tanks where a month. let's get more details from the region. here's our correspond to the equal to start off. it was the most violent 24 hours the months. after a few days of testing, rushes troops resilience cave through more than a 1000 men into the grinds of war. they also began just off to midnight. few

ukrainian soldiers lived to see the dawn. ukrainian army chose to hit exactly where a rush expected to even west an analyst method that just as everyone agrees, this was only the beginning. ukraine has at least 2 natal trained army cooling preserves. so russia is training and soon we were lucky to see the graduation exam over the brand new unit flying coming cause the drones here on the safe distance from the front line. especially the forces training rushes own drone operates as rushes own swarm go for it has become a feature of this old books on tactics are useless here. new ones are written by those on the front lines. pump drone is designed for light armored vehicles. the flight speed is up to a 100 kilometers per hour. the operators trained to control it to break sharply to

maneuver and to turn around, as well as to locate the target. there was also a 2nd operator, and then the objective control intelligence group defines the target and says, where to move to the show on the screen. what it should hit. he puts on his glasses, picks up the remote control and operates it's, it flew and struck the target. the drones themselves are probably not difficult to manufacture. there was a lot of ammunition cheap and devastating. these devices of mass produced both by russia and ukraine. and since kiera has apparently indeed made its bet on capturing this up erosion, chances are this is exactly where the tools will mommy's, will have a faceoff. this is done of reporting from zippers, yet archie. meantime, while your credit has continued to attack western russian regions with a drone strike, sitting several cities right along the cranium border, this map right here. so having an area impacted by the

a sold so with the city is of course going to build a road on the boundary of ukraine. also the photo on your show, just further to the east. and one of the drawings fell in there, a nuclear facility and cut of skin to 3 people were injured when you a crash into a building. and following agile in belgrade to an attack on an office building, set the roof on fire and damaged by 2 near by vehicles bella rusher has already set up an investigative committee. after i drove in crash into that apartment building a boat on the edge of leaving 3 people injured. and several, you are, these were taken out in moscow last week, getting residential areas. and russia has the key is due crane of targeting the capitol with the aircraft branding it is an act of terrorism is more now from this reporter in the system. go to do what one is on friday. it's wrong. seals with explosives flew to an apartment building the russian city over on us. social media footage, captured by eyewitnesses, shows it rapidly descending and exploding to a building. at least the people in suits in the incidents they receive help on the

spots. according to one version that you a v was flying to a local aircraft factory located in and all of the parts of the city phone in your office. my grandchildren hugged me and asked me grandmother what happened. my father and mother survived both hunger and cold, but what ukrainians are doing is the worst. so probably as low as guys are in the morning. i was living at the garage for work. it was 10 am. at the moment, the gate closed, something bossed, and my mother in law when i heard a terrible sound after 10 seconds was so huge pile of smoke from the explosion and later was so a hole in the house. but i meantime, authority say one person killed another wounded, one ukrainian forces using a british supplied storm shadow. miss. alt attracted children's stomach comes in the southern region near crimea. we do have uh we have comments, not from the local government. sure long jr. we are seeing yet another confirmation of the barbarism and inhumanity of the key of regime,

which is being controlled from london as fragments of a storm shuttle missile were located is after was fired at a children's recreation camp on the error about spit. one missile was shot down, but another to still reach the targets. as a result, one person was killed and another, as well in the wake of the already essentially failed offensive. western media outlets have been praised in ukraine despite his suffering enormous casualties and economist, as repeatedly running the headline. ukraine strikes back a bit of a stablish reference, i guess, but strangely enough is not supposed to be published until tomorrow, june 10th. several days off and ukraine began. it's offensive. best buy more about us right now, much like the fundamental publisher. okay, how about joining us here? live on all change and national very well. welcome to usa. always great to have you on the program. what do you think the economist is a, is publishing this article actually tomorrow in the next 24 hours, june 10? i talking about ukraine striking back. i guess the timing is a bit weird. i mean,

uprooting, says the counter offensive is already on day 5. he says it hasn't worked, but tomorrow the economy says ukraine is striking back. can you tell me what am i missing here? well, what you're missing here is that the in the west a is a shocking circumstance. so, so wrong information. it seems that the powers to decide who make decisions are in a bubble and do not have the clue on what is going on in the ground. if we look at all the things that happened, we have to sum up that the ordinary people in ukraine and it doesn't matter if they feel a bit more ukrainian or they feel a bit more russian are suffering. the country has lost more than half of the population and people are suffering and suffering. and people die and both sides and what for? there's nothing what peace people can age. so any counter all fences for any, because parents, for whatever the west is push pushy valencia,

and his people to do now is, is just ridiculous. it must have all the reasons why they are pushing for it. and these reasons might be even worse if you see it from a outside perspective that somebody, let's talk about that mr. how and that's pretty sort of jump in, but i think you've already went a good point. so, i mean, look, you know, obviously it's been a bit of a media pallets essentially saying, yeah, ukraine and striking back it's, it's weird because it really goes against all the other side of the narrative, especially coming from the russian ministry of defense. i wanted to ask you this really interesting question. i was wondering, you know, they 5 now of ukraine's counter offensive. i know full lot of casualties and all full lot of military hardware being taken down. do you think i could? is it possible that what's more important here, this military objective, or is it a political objective? when it comes to the military objective or military, you have to say that everything but not to as a may to is able to put into the, the sort of theater is,

is nothing. it is getting destroyed in the blink of an eye. so it is choppy for the nato that to whatever they were, where flexing their muscles with, apart from the new loopy are so from the us it's with nothing. so they can't even do anything with it. so it must be political and military said on, i don't see anything military. yes, they wanted to have premier to pro russia out of the black sea, but it didn't work and it won't work. and there's not even the slightest view on that. this will work. so there's really nothing military what they can do now, as far as really just genuinely disturbing comments coming from you. i could, but basically saying that, you know, day 5 of this and almost cover offensive from ukraine. and you're saying by the end of the day, it's not about military objectives, it's about political objectives on p r. optics as well in the west and media. i mean, do you think, you know, and i know they always talk about nature running out of i munition, i know america has been procuring its own arrow from places like south korea,

japan, even australia because they need whatever they can get onto the battlefield. but do you think in any way that the people of europe, for example, who are paying so much in taxes to help fund this, this conflict f, what do you think there's any will fatigue? that's that kind of dripping down to the public right now for you. so you have to see the military industrial complex and black rock where funding the by and that ministration. and they want to have a pay back on fund raising, mystified into his, into his seat and black truck got his pay back. and now the military industrial complex one service pay, big $2.00. and that's why they have to suck out the german tax pay as of the european tech stairs. and they found any reason to do it. all the other wars don't work anymore because donald trump stopped the toner from stop syria. done a drum, stop the ones. so they get the desperate and ukraine was the biggest thing they can, they can achieve that. this is a business, basically it's work crime it's, it's

a crime against you met humanity. what we see here, especially in this situation now, where there's really no side of what the game. well, i mean that more than 30 members in nato and i know that the russian, the russian leadership is said over in recent months. so there are more than 50 countries are essentially sending weapons into ukraine. and it's uh, you know, when you think about the russian federation up against that kind of counter offensive i, i wonder how much is really making it to the network tv waves around the world today. i wonder we're only getting a really a small picture of the true devastation that is happening down that i can kind of adjoining outside from honda of economist and i'm gonna show we're going to have to talk next time. i'm sorry out of time, but it's always good to see that's i, i do. so the, you get this has slipped into so called technical recession. it's following 2 consecutive corners of contraction. it is aggravating. the economic on the rest of the full cost as well for the union. the size of the euro stock agency has revise the data covering the 1st quarter of 2023. and the final 3 months of last year.

have a look in spite of what of the policy changes that you are paying. governments have been implementing. it's really not slowing down this, this, this lack of economic growth within the u resign. we're still saying, you know, as saying it to take in the us that report today. we think germany is actually not entity, technically just, just, just, i just didn't say, but really just edged into a recession, negative growth. right. so when you think seeing those kind of things it's, it's pretty, pretty alarming really that the years and can't seem to break through, in spite of over the phone. if the, what this thing done in the european union, within, within the european union's infrastructure to try and that's sort of time to sit in the economic situation around. what does the feature look like for the i think it's quite a leak. we've got germany from the biggest, the biggest boys within that block to be say, i mean, gemini, was pretty much depended upon russian gas decided ivan night but need no longer wanted to receive that gas in the pipeline,

but supplied that gas was been blowing off. so it's only just going to be, it was a ricochet effect, which really just was destroying gem and industry. not to mention gemini and what the unit sells, massive reliance and massive sort of no, nothing don't strong cycle. it's the united states. now when the united states put in what they called the inflation reduction act, they forced a load of companies to shut down and relocate that businesses to the us. we locate that manufacturing forest overseas. some form of us function for not doing size sounds like us building, but we've had a lot of sanctions of the place on russia was because of the special ministry operation. how does that affect says the, you, in general? well, i think it's have the reverse effect than what they thought would happen. they put the sanctions on russia. what's happening is the russian economy is projecting a positive growth. where is the year is that he's projecting negative growth as a massive infrastructure costs. what are they having to do that going to have to borrow more money from the united states. so somewhere else in order to support

that into structure. and it's just really it's, it's just watching, in my opinion, slower and slow decline. it's like watching it's writing about the cross process very, very slowly that you know, we get to see, i think we're going to see that speed up soon. we're going to see over recession. so while that you, you experienced a technical recession, would you be surprised to learn that russia and china a breaking records? the trade volume, skyrocketing the more, the $19000000000.00 so far, just this year alone, or the new rack or mocks. a 40 percent increase compared to the same period last year. and the nations are predicted or even so positive this figure with plans to reach a combined import export volume of $200000000000.00 parking lot. not benjamin trump, professor of the power school technology and business. joining us here on how to international to take this conversation for the benjamin. thanks for coming on. what do you think a 40 percent increase that is mildly impressive. but who do i have to gather? why do you think, what are the reasons for such growth like this?

a lot of the west has imposed very strong sanctions against russia. the majority of the will of our 100 countries, including china, india, and it breaks countries that most sanctioning russia. the condo is a trade with russia and obviously more russian gas and oil. we have to be sold to the east to china and to even india. that's why we're seeing a records trade for them to stay with china. and it's going to uh, to break the $200000000000.00 mark this year, and china has read name russia's largest trading partner for 15 years in a row already. what about, let's talk about the linking of the russia, ledger ration, economic union, and the chinese belt and road initiative. i mean this, this is a norma. this is something that's actually being ignored by typically the mainstream media off. did i talk to us about the significance on the colossal potential of this partnership or the bell and really nice and this is uh, is uh, this past is a 1st step back to your ideas about the connectivity. uh,

corporation and mode i. uh, that's where the some that has lead to growth in trade smooth pride and logistics and more trends for the capacity. and it boost in culture exchanges and towards some development of which the show high cooperation organization alone of the which is part of the baron mo, initiate is a colors 25 percent off. that was land area. the member stays awesome to 41 percent off. there was population and contribution to about 24 percent of it was gdp, the gold fro tray volume has grown from us more than 600 feet into to close to 6. so treaty and already 2 years ago, i mean what you, what your telling me is enormous benjamin i'm, you talk about this one belt wine road initiative as well. we're talking about a modern day silt road and as you said, into connectivity here, bringing so many countries around the world together on a similar, almost like

a similar carousel, a similar trade line here. talk to us about this. all this trade at the end of the day is going to be moving towards national currencies. benjamin, the dollar, as i understand, will not be a part of us in the future as well. uh, there is a deed orientation uh, going on it in for sale in saudi arabia in front as well. um, china, as you know, over the last 40 years has a huge capacity of building infrastructure. now it has so much that is able to help the neighboring countries of china. it has the finance and also investment and also the technical capability to, to in the connect you with this huge landmarks and it's in the way ratio continents. so, and we've such a huge population dates, you know,

going to be a huge market to tap into benjamin. i've got such a little time here. i'm sorry, sorry, but please tell me one thing quickly. china and russia made them say they're leading the way with a bricks, family, the bricks, family preserver, russia, india, china in south africa. and we're looking at iran, maybe saudi arabia. there are apparently 30 other countries who want to join bricks, but a ready the bricks. countries are about 4 percent more in g d p than that, all of the g 7. you would imagine, the brakes, the future looks rather bright. of course, this is uh with india and china alone is half the world's population. and these are the 2 carpets stu fast growing countries before a lot of, uh, uh, developing apologize to going on. well, uh, the west that europe is, uh, uh, facing recession due to fairly structural change due to the separating all positions for the move. oh, sure, it's such a huge a guess a price enterprises we in the country is being forced to we that located us as

sometime in asia as well. so what is the book? good, good, good projects going on. i think that we should look into and in this countries as the will continue to to the bloss engine, was that of a multi polar world order and judging things, saying we're witnessing the biggest changes in a 100 years. benjamin child, professor of the pirate school, the technology and business. thank you very much. thank you. so don has declared the un special representative to the country persona non grata it's 2 weeks off. the student is army chief accused, the single of escalating, the ongoing conflict that is now demanded, his removal details, not with the local journalist. i kind of want to talk well, a lot of shell, 2 of them has had enough of the u. n. n boy in the country, that's the positive food, a blameless stole. she loved the conflict which is now and suing in sudan. they're

saying that she is the reason why the rep that the support was deemed a traction and enough encouragement to challenge to denny's, which is a scientifically led by general of delta. talk to right. and this is the laptop that was written to you in the secretary general, mr. gutierrez. and he is being asked to replace mister pod test with a more amenable and someone who would respect the sovereignty off. assume that and the receiving loss side chinese, last year in december we start looking at possibly changing pretty much the same step. we see modeling. because having a u. n. boy, a disorder around grad top blaming them for quite some years. and a growing service that they do not respect the sovereignty of the sage of the nation. meanwhile, in the b, c,

the u. n. a is also being met with skepticism is uh, the views of the you and talk on the central cheaper piece in. but the see the most that we are going to continue this week and at the same time work for the con release authority. so that the process of the congress, the state becoming more powerful, will enable us to reduce un nations presence. but to do so responsibly, despite the thing that they will lead uh in the the see one of the biggest and collect the admissions in the world. we need about a $1000000000.00 in i will, uh, my lease which is allocated to that message. but people in the wrong continue to have shipped to us the us product us and what can really be achieved the following decades off the web presence in the country as a spite. but they haven't been peace, particularly in the wisdom of the see here,

the use of the comb with these people on the ground that there was less than countries. so just flattering us pretending it being peacekeepers. but for real, we know that losing our men will results is and use us like this war shouldn't even take a week to be out of a bus. we surprised that weston isn't provoking more complex instead of finishing it. so we realize they came to that own interest for reasons repair this war, restarted again. now, a year ago, people are joining by the international community in many countries. don't care about it. the d r c need supports as ukraine does. we need strong security and middle to assistance. we can't expect any help from westerners, as they have never resolved annual world conflict, even their own issues. all this comes from the time of colonization in slavery. we can't expect help from the west and we need to be strong bottom of the u. n. being painted as effectively being in touch and fighting to mediate between the war

functions, but on the ground level growing. so some of the people that the western nation with the methods might not necessarily be what their country's need right now. and that is something that the read is that i have to pay special attention to and listen to analissa mohammed a mean shed his views on the role of the u. n. and so some other external players apparently involved in the student these conflict a do you know, is it, that it has a sort of, actually from the, a lot of in the theaters of the united nations in the western countries. you know, and this has led to the, to the, one of my vision and attention that they have to the work. so this is the roles of the united nations and we even see that it's, it's, it's also biased in um, in the dim tosses of, of the stipulation that the community in a, the international community has closed the water actually on the diplomats that

listed in the blue months and the entire bloom as well as why they live this way that these people are alone. another they come again to another code or the same, the tree of facilitating the fees. and we have tons of different governments in it gives us, we can scan united themselves. no, the applicants can come in there on who economy infrastructure together in for a quarter of the nation. i mean, and, and in, in the company in their own currency, if they can, they can establish their united the forces. so if, if the, if they can link these countries together through infrastructure, roads, and stuff to endorse episode. if they can do these things, understanding away from the with, i think there is no, no problems, no simply was going to come. you not speak to the indian foreign minister has ruled out washington suggestion that his country join nato claim you. the construct of the block is not applicable for new denny. a lot of americans still have the need

to play the construct and that it's not so nice situation to deal with. they use the, like a, a, it seems almost like that's the only a sort of template with which are the only real bundle which they look into what the reality is that this market them play the place to, to, to, to india, india based author and john left the left and piece of india has no interest in being steps of you into any nation beyond its own board is a lot of the practical concerns behind it. i see them that is a not to become a raso state of the united states or the military complex. it's part of that doesn't mean india as a permanent dense and not to become a washington state because the predicament of washington state. so for the united

states over a long time and they became compress it to a summary of the last 4 named deer. lars. formed in the word for we last last time is that i think the or doesn't want to do that. and they want us to do the guide for a different warranty. cool. all for having to manage the president, our friend it is its, its own strategic imprisoned. i think the forum is towards the right to know what the have to say about the new position. strong watch, the indian foreign minister also dismissed kind of his allegations of foreign interference during his briefing while referring to the claims as a well a port calling the capital black. the phase which came to my mind was actually in the face, which was a little dark chocolate blog corps, done. i would i be if anybody has a complaint, we have

a complaint about canada. you know what i said on the space that they're giving to kind of studies and develop the experience. so i, i was very perplexed by what i had. well, not really, the 1st issues that happened between india and kind of our parenting kind of the new democratic party is being openly empty. indian now, canadian national advisor has it listed in the, among the top sources of foreign interference in the north american country. well, also has been providing a platform to well as has been accused of the separatists and extreme elements outlawed in india. when i talk about foreign interference and economic security, i'm no talking about a number of state actors and non state proxies. this includes russia, iran, and india, google, who seems to be sympathetic towards the southern people that even be considered as this session with all our canada, which is awesome for why that uh,

sent to you for these people, for at least what can be that express these send events origin, india, recall on this fun moment. these are all kind of funny simmons. i looked down the hall and found the form by the indian government for all these reasons for reason is that any, any government in any part of the world? what? oh, so i, i'm for the, in the see to see that in the magic in the affairs of god about all serving marble important, truly looking at the lives of those people, those organizations that tended to create a sprint the run them of uh, from college son politics in india, can you president, when in route i was cold on african states to work closer together with the african union on economic and trade methods in order to benefit everyone. the mistakes must

consider donating power to the african union or massive traits regional and global security, as well as other areas that africa can benefit from engaging together rather than individually to ensure that the african union performs at the level of its aspirations will be necessary to make sure that it empowers itself with sufficient capacity, otherwise, african solutions agenda 2063. the african continental free trade area and the young, clean, the green continents of the future will never be a reality. laboratories remarks are made of a summit of original economic belong to that of a common market for eastern and southern africa. some african leaders are publicly admitted. the groups framework needs adjustments here. the african union is a continental body of 55 member states officially last 2 decades ago was a successor to the organization of african units. a well spoke to a honda rider, the ceo of development, re imagined research that africa needs even stronger. a cooperation to the.