the, the, the corporate lines right now, going out to international with comments incoming from the kremlin president vladimir putin says, p as counter offensive. conversely, on the day 5 has not changed any of its subjects as ukrainian forces have suffered the north india shrugs off for us congressional panels suggestion to join nato, saying that blocks framework is not a clickable for new desks. yeah, but that good old, i'd love to speak to that from moody's foreign minister as to don declares. so you went into special representative for the country as opposed to so known ground. a

skepticism does continue to grow across the continent towards poking his age for more details. and if the that awful lot of development to update you on tonight live for most cobra. now, just off the 11 pm, the russian president vladimir putin has said that the ukraine is using its reserve troops for its current confir offensive and has failed to fulfill its objectives. opponent says it's a right now base 5 of the offense. it was an assertion that 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 call bad areas. just go over these days we, we have observed significant losses of the troops of the ukrainian regime students . their losses have been substantially greater than the classic 3 to one ratio

extracted during offensive operations. rochester, as your grand entry was retreated. i've had very heavy casual phase during the counter offensive. most goes, forces are destroyed, as we understand at least 30 of kids about old times with our western media report saying that several prize to german supply the level of times we're among them. we have this report now from the region. it was the most violent 24 hours in months. after a few days of testing, rushes troops resilience cave through more than a 1000 men into the grinds of wool. the old fluid 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 western analysts admitted that, just as everyone agrees this was only the beginning. ukraine has, at least to nato refrained, ami cooling presents. so russia is training itself and we were lucky to see the

graduation exam over a brand new unit flying company kazi, drones here on the safe distance from the front line. the special forces training rushes own drone operates as russia's own. swarm go for it has become a feature of this old books on tactics are useless. new ones are written by those on the front lines. lip of the company, a drone is designed for light armored vehicles. the flight speed is up to a 100 kilometers per hour and the operators trained to control it to break sharply to maneuver and to turn around, as well as to locate the target. there is also a 2nd operator and an objective control intelligence group defines the target and says we're to move to show on the screen what it should hit. he puts on his glasses and picks up the remote control and operates it. it flew in the target. the drones themselves are probably not difficult at any factor. and i, 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 rogia, chances are this is exactly where the two's well mommy's will have a face off. i'm a goose done over forcing from so for rose, yet oxy somehow. despite the fail, defensive western media outlets continue talking up at the strength and objectives of kids forces. i mean, for example, take a look at this headline by a person's economist magazine and it does not sound a little bit star, boise. though i spoke to coming to i got home or, but out of the a he sense, but ukraine's caught her offensive has been both ill timed and ill cited in the west say it is a shocking circumstance. so, so wrong information. it seems that the powers who decide who make decisions are in the bible 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 soft rate and people are die and both sides and what floor there's nothing what these people can aid. so any counter all fences for any pick off. and so for what am of the west is push pushy valencia and his people to do now is, is just ridiculous. ukraine has continued to attack a west and russian regions with a drone strike sitting several cities along the border of this not far showing the impact sites with the cities of curtis couldn't build a road on the boundary of ukraine, but also put on, you know, it's been a bit further to the east, and one of the drones felt they were a nuclear facility in quarters. can 3 people were injured when you a crash in to a building in for one?

yes. and all teeth shaped bows. reports from the ground. a pleasure joining me from yet. another indiscriminate attack on civilians by the ukrainian ministry probably carried out with western supply weapons. the devastation here is very difficult to describe. but as you can see, this drone, which was heavy armed with a large explosive war. it was purposefully aim through the window of this apartment . it's an absolute miracle that nobody was killed. we've had 3 people injured. the local governor has said that the attack occurred this morning at about 1030. and during the attack this, there's video, evidence of the ground circuiting the city, searching for a target. and the targets turned out to be this building. and remarkably, this building has a single apartment which is under renovation which is own occupied. and this is the one that the training and drone shows of this target smashing through the window and making an impact on the reinforced concrete floor. it's an absolute scene of

devastation here. i've witnessed free children upstairs into the apartments of stairs looking at the windows up this unfolding event as a miracle that they were not killed. we've come here from the city of belgrade, where we have also witnessed these absolutely brutal and indiscriminate assaults against civilians and sounds like ship back, you know, and the city itself last night we were in the town center when it came under attack from bad rock and switch out to be deceptive, like the russian military today we've seen as rushing forward against protecting the skies overall nation. there's a definite sense of fear and foreboding here in the city, which of course is what these at is strategically and significant attacks. i meant to do that meant to frighten the civilian population on distract from the failing ukrainian counter offensive. we actually have a listen to what some of the people who actually witnessed today's events had to say it's a for us to be the budget. this is our pre just, it is completely in human. i believe that nothing goes unnoticed. all of this soon,

dwayne will certainly be punished. she wasn't in other rooms you into showing and it felt like the ceiling was about to go off. some of the pieces of glass were lines on the floor everywhere. so she's fully show me your 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 in the morning i was leaving the garage for work. it was 10 am. at the moment the gate calls you something i call, and my mother in law when i heard a terrible song after 10 seconds was so huge a pile of smoke from the explosion. and later it was so full in the house you should get that way. so as you can hear, it is having an impact on the local population, but that is the point. there is no strategic on military value to these assaults whatsoever, or they target an elderly, young and small families are just going about their daily business. and it's very

interesting to note that while these attacks are going on to the opinion i, me is failing and failing badly in your brain with piles of view west. it's applied weaponry at burning into fields of eastern. you train shape bows or t were on a and so the russian rescue operations in the flood area is open to by a couple of like a dime, a continuing with a russian military on humanitarian services on the ground. i will show you some scenes from the volume costco, with water levels, at some point. it's up to 12 meters for the dams destruction on flooding uh as impacted at least 30 villages of more than 22000 people. also, getting caught up in that rescue services under russian ministry forces continue evacuating residence. well, append to go on folks publish and ultimately dodge to report his question about whether ukrainian force is conducting the recent attack on the down in russian territory. the question on the look of a dam explosion. so certainly,

european politicians have come out and report quick to blame. russia saying, you know, is the example of russian terrorism. but if you look at the context, the game was in russian occupied territory, the ukrainians, ecological leads that is, could leave crimea without water for over a decade. and there were reports in the washington post last year that ukrainian soldiers were explicitly looking at targeting this dan damn as part of a strategy to flood the region. to prevent further russian advancements and they even fired a couple highmark missiles into it to test that theory. so can the deity share any evidence as to who might have done this, and are you entertaining the possibility that it might have been your current? yeah, well i think, as you heard me say, i mean we're continuing to assess how this should have happened. so, you know, all great questions, but at this point, it's all speculation. and so, you know, i'm not going to get an hypotheticals or, or speculate whether it's not called into by a couple of good that this week on least flooding throughout the russian control

territory. forcing many locals to evacuate, the ukrainian and west and officials are quick to choose russia of the attack despite the fact the dime is located in russian control territory in cuba, such was previously considered blowing up that the well i told the liam costco the grades on a reporter who raised the issue at the pentagon, that during the press a he says that it will be of no use for russia to blow up its own infrastructure. that's just kind of press briefings 101 is that they dodge questions, but that's kind of my point is they did not come out and say this was russia. whereas during north stream, they did. so it's, we're at least where at least progressing towards a little bit of moderation in the, in the rhetoric, which i think is a positive. but yeah, you know, i'm looking for grains of optimism where i can find them here. it's kind of like the north stream all over again. it's, it would be a strategic wonder. it seems like for russia to have done it. i think what's interesting is you look back, you think back to when the north stream was bought up. and you think about the

reaction from the us press the us government. and it was, you know, russia did this pressure blew up its own pipeline and was this hysteria and i even had friends here kind of like less leaning friends. but i would argue with nate, they believed it too. but i was like, mind you guys don't really believe this, but what's interesting now is you don't see that same reaction from divided administration from the us press. you're seeing and a bit in europe. but i think this is kind of a positive sign that they're coming around with the fact that ok, that was a bit ridiculous when a little too far. and i think we're talking yesterday about this whole area on friday. russia is president food inside the nuclear arms facilities and belarus will be ready in july to receive the strategic weapons from moscow. you made those comments and thoughts with us by russian count of i will talk in private later about the security issue. the situation is stable, even good. we cooperate well in this area. as for the most sensitive issues, everything is going according to plan the infrastructure for nuclear deployments as

well has been completed by july, 7th, or 8th. and we will immediately begin to deployment to our weapons on the territory, the sellers meeting between the president space and then present, look, a shame called took place here and saw to where we are right now. and the deployment of a russian nuclear weapons in biller. bruce will begin as soon as the oil construction work is completed for his placement in blood roost. our russian president says sets that should take place around the 1st or the 2nd week of july, not letting me approved and announced that rochelle was placed. it's tactical weapons in below roost in response to the you case decision to provide ukraine with depleted uranium a munition. now at the time the us and the, the you case have insisted that so you're radium. shells were call me, please send me a mission that has been any use for decades. i build a russian president, so look, i sent a welcome to placements of nuclear weapons in blood roost and mentions that his country is also fractions by nuclear arms deployed by washington. in europe,

now the us have coal replacements, of brushes, nuclear weapons, and below roost and irresponsible escalation, and as threats to european security. and also threatens sanctions against mintz. i mean this, it refuses to host russian tactical weapons most coast 1st time. and again, that said below, ruth will not be able to use the nuclear weapons independently, and that's the control over the munition. we're always familiar with russia, but we did speak with a journalist on political analyst joining of our role a he has his take on this and with a variety says that this move by moscow code at the end of the day restore a strategic balance in europe have a listen for yourself. the west lives by a double standards, so the west can do whatever it wants whenever it wants, and nobody cares. no one ever gets brought to justice. right, there's no no work crime trials. no,

norm berg for the american officials who create these 2 committees atrocities, mentally, to getting this double standard. yep. that's the question you really, really need to stop and say, what is the main goal? i mean, the west, what is their main strategy? what's their main goal? and it's quite clear at this point, nobody has any doubts. the goal is to destroy russia and then to establish control over your asia. and they really believe washington brussels funding. they really believe this is it. this is their moment rush this week. we can do it, let's go for guys come out, we can do it. let's go for a little bit more and rest is going to collapse us as a number of nuclear weapons. and in european countries and nato country aim that, you know that russia and now the roost and russian. so now the, there is action this action by musk, i will restore that bounce. it will send, assigned to the west to us, to nato. watch out, be careful. don't do anything rash. i personally, i thought i thought the native was going to say, so lose, you know, sometime in winter i expected that i thought that was going to happen and i think

moscow knows that i knew that as well. and that's one reason why mazda said ok. let's put the nukes in bell ruth, that will stop potential nato invasion of the others. it is quarter past here in moscow. so done has declared the un special representative to the country as persona non grata, 2 weeks off of the student is henri, chief of choose the figure of escalating the ongoing conflict there. well, he's now demanding his removal details with local john list kind of all attacked by a well enough shell tattoo has had enough of the u. n. n boy in the country. that's the positive food, a blameless story. about the conflict which is now and suing in sudan, they're saying that he is the reason why the rep to the support was deemed a traction and enough encouragement to challenge to denny's, which is effectively led by general of dell for top to arrive. and this is the left

of that was written to the un secretary general, mr. lieutenant. and he is being asked to replace mister pod tests with a more amenable and someone who respects the sovereignty. all assume died. well, the english side chinese, last year in december, we saw it looking at possibly changing pretty much the same step we've seen in modeling the saving a u. n. n void, a disorder down grad top, blaming them for quite and stairs, and a growing service that they do not respect the sovereignty of the sage, the nations. meanwhile, in the b, c, the u. s. is also being met with skepticism. if the views of the you and talk on the central cheaper piece in but the r c c would be the most part. we are going to continue this week and at the same time work for the congo

lease authorities. so that the process of the comes of the state becoming more powerful will enable us to reduce the un mission of 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, which needs about a $1000000000.00 in i will, uh, my niece which is allocated to that mission. but people in the wrong continue to have another to watch the with for the us, and what can be achieved the following decades off the web presence in the country as 5. but they haven't been peace, particularly in the wisdom pots of the see here, the use of the comb with these people on the growth good throughout the western countries. so just flattering us pretending it being peacekeepers, but for real we know that losing on minimal results is and use that back to this wash and leaving, taking. we'd be fine. but we surprised that weston is to provide more complex

instead of finishing it. so we realize they came to that own interest or research separately. this war restarted again. now, a year ago, people are dying with an international community in many countries, don't care about it. so the d r c need supports, as the green does. we need strong security and mailed to assistance. we can't expect any help from westerners, as they have never resolved annual conflict, even their own issues. all this comes from the time of colonization and slavery. we can't expect help from the west and we need to be strong arm of being effectively being in touch and fighting to mediate between the war actions, 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 lead right now. and that is something that the read is gonna have to pay special attention to. so we thought

the journalist, i'm how many to i mean, who shared his views on the role of the u. n. and so on, the other external players apparently involved in the student is conflict. or 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, has led to the victim and the one of my vision and attention that the, the was another. they come again to another code or to say that we are facilitating the fees and we have friends with that. and i'm going to get in the us, the can scan the united themselves, know the applicants can come to the phone for economy infrastructure together in for a quote of the nation. i mean, and, and in, 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, the roads are gonna stop to endorse. if it's a,

if they can do these things understanding away from the, with i think there is no, no problems, no simply was going to come. the gnostic of the indian and the foreign minister has ruled out washington's suggestion that his country to join nato clay me. the construct of the block is not to applicable for new to a lot of americans still 5 that need to play the construct. and that had been a 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 bundled, which they look at the what. the reality is that this market unplugged the place to, to, to, to india. we were talking with india based offer and john lister like n p, who says that india really has no interest of being subservient to any nation beyond this point has a lot of the practical concerns behind it. i see them are that is

a not to become a washington state of the united states or the military complex. it's part of that doesn't mean india as a permanent them, so 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 summer loss for a name. dear lars, for putting the word for we want to ask, i understand i think the are doesn't want to do that and they want us to do the 3rd for the different warranty was all for having to manage the president. our friend is its, its own strategic imprison. i think the form is to was the right to know what the have to say about the good position. well, the indian foreign minister also dismissed kind of those allegations of foreign

interference. so this during the briefing, referring to the claims as quote, a part, calling the kettle black. the phase which came to my mind was actually in the place which was a little dark chocolate block or dante. i would i be if anybody has a complaint, we have a company about canada, you know what i said, the space that they're giving to color studies and develop experience. so i, i was very perplexed by what i hope it's not the 1st time. frankly, there are been issues between montreal and new delhi. as we understand the new democratic party is being openly empty. indian and our canadian national advisor is listed in the, among the top sources of foreign interference in the north american country, but also has been accused of providing a platform to separatists and extremely sullivans outlaw in india. and when i talk about foreign interference and economic security, i'm know, talking about

a number of state actors and non state proxies. this includes russia, iran and india. google, who seems to be sympathetic towards certain people that even be considered as this session with all odd canada, which is awesome for winded, centrally you for these people where at least what can be that express these send events origin india. recall from this fun moment, these are all kind of funny. simmons are looked down upon 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 scattered about all serving or for all potentially looking at the lives of those people, those organizations that tended to create a sprint the run them of uh,

from college son, politics it in here. so the e u has slipped into a technical over session, the following 2 consecutive quarters of contraction ultimately aggravating the economic forecast with the inside union. and that size of the euro start agency has revised data covering this year's 1st quarter in the final 3 months of last year as well. that's good details now, and my colleague got more on time out, a disgusted with all the contributor chris on in spite of what is 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 design. we're still saying, you know, we're seeing it to take in the us that report today. we think germany is actually net and to technically just, just just i've been sick, but really just has been to the recession, negative growth. right. so when you think seeing those kind of things it's, it's pretty, pretty alarming really that the year is encompassing to break through,

in spite of all of the photos the, what this thing done in the your opinion and within, within the, your opinions infrastructure to try and sort of time to sit the economic situation around. what does the future look like for the i think it's quite leak. it's a gemini from the biggest, the biggest boys within that block to be say, i mean, gemini, was pretty much depended on russian gas. decided over night, but need no longer wanted to receive that gas in the pipeline that supplied that gas was been blowing off. so we're talking to just going to, it was a ricochet effect, which really just was destroying german industry. not to mention germany and what the unit sells, must've reliance, and must have sort of no loading dock stall in cycle. it's the united states. now, when the united states quoted and what they called the inflection reduction, that they full load of companies to shut down and relocate that businesses to the us. we locate that manufacturing full risk overseas. some form of us science. if we're not doing side, it sounds like us bullying, but we've had a lot of sanctions with place on russia close because of the special menissi

operation. how has that affected the you in general? well, i think it's have the reverse effect on 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 is projecting negative growth as a must have infrastructure costs. well, they haven't to do that, going to have to borrow more money from the united states. so somewhere else, you know, this is a pull that into structure. and it's just really it's, it's just what's, in my opinion, a slower and slow decline. it's like watching, it's trying to bounce across us very, very slowly. but you know, we get to see, i think we're gonna see that speed up soon. we're gonna see full recession. and while, but you, you experience as a technical recession, russia and china of breaking records, trade holdings, skyrocketing to more than $90000000000.00 so far just this year. then a regular mocking of 40 percent increase compared to the same period last year. the nation is a full cost as a pos, this figure in the near future. and his benjamin child, or professor of the powerschool of technology and business. a lot of the west has

imposed very strong sanctions against russia. the majority of the will of a 100 countries including china, india, and it breaks countries that most sanctioning russia, the condos trailer prussia and obviously more russian gas and oil. we have to just go to the piece china and to even india. that's why we're seeing a record table in december in china, and it's going to uh to break the $200.00 tv and mark this is. china has renamed versus largest trading partner for 15 years in a row with prussia. china relationship has the highest support from china is consistent in saying, as well as the present put in, of course, trust institution pain has emphasized the importance of the consulate, 18 china, a strong ties to associate. oh wow. list. i'm listening to remarks on tuesday meeting the polish and pioneers to invite team. so one clear direction for the

russian china partnership will be to bring both keys and kansas to people, especially the developing well or us lawyer has apologize for using the a. i bought a chat v p t to write a statement that he used in court despite hit citing false information. stephen schwartz says he was simply unaware that information could be untrue. a hi simpler has no idea that chad soupy t was capable of fabricating entire case citations. what you do show opinions, especially in the amount of that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. the lawyer use the track board during a law suit against an ad line for an injury allegedly sustained during a flight. and the boss ended up citing a series of suppose a judicial precedence that actually did not exist. tobacco drew attention to the

potential problems of relying on an artificial intelligence. while i discussed all of this a bit earlier in the program, the panel lift, guess the founders of job tbd. they do not know the extent of it, right? it has started stating stuff. it has started reading research papers this dr. vision research outcomes. so. so he, he might be nice, but he might be believing that that there is a judgment to the site that i've assessed paper because i think the search papers of it's for me to come to a desired results outcome. is there a way to, to regulate, to prevent these kinds of mistakes beyond regulation? we need to make a decision as humans just to what extent were willing to become and were willing to flatten our own intelligence into machine intelligence. to what extent were willing to let a high run our society, the head of the company that.