excellent, but now we're buying oil from that as well as that we're making a dictator very rich. can you believe this? nobody could believe it. back in 2019, but his weather was overwhelmed by protests with the speak of the parliament squan guide to declare himself the interim presence of the country it's gonna say was voted by then president donald trump, who claimed president maderos position was a legitimate venezuelans, were demanding freedom on the rule of law, but the us i paid to be more focused on the countries or resources than defending democratic freedoms. the us has been accused of seizing oil from countries where it's has conducted military operations. a former iraqi president said that $150000000000.00 of all money had been stolen from the country since the us invited $2.00 decades ago. certain officials also came less, all aggressive up to 80 percent of the country's own production was being funded on a daily basis. so it has openly set on numerous occasions the us has been taken over from syria, but we are leaving soldiers to secure the oil. now we may have to fight for the oil

. that's okay, but we keep in the oil. remember that i've always said that keep the oil. we want to keep the oil $45000000.00 a month. the, we're keeping the oil, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left and troops behind only for the oil. we did leave. so just because what do you think the oil, the way security oil that there's no reason for it in our opinion, and we've secured the oil and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil, multi j edits of the my great adults old news outlet says the us is now after it's next talking. but it's a some reality of us foreign policy. you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, iraq, libya, most americans,

presidents, so that way they may not be quite so, but it is. i'm clumsy. when talking about oil, i don't think we should, we should make the mistake that, that is under the republicans. i think a little presents look at, look around the world and see where they can send troops and creates these security situations whereby they americans present themselves a saving the situation. and part of the deal is to cross go for the energy countries. you would just, it was a record report about and kind of num, uganda is now a real. if you're present with mrs. a right now, you must be really worried that you are sitting on 12 trillion dollars worth of gold. and the americans are now starting to make the river in austin, very aggressive comments. and correct, i would have even ations are continuing to improve as the united arab emirates presidents visitors. he's took his counterpart, i think the strength of new ties. we discuss ways to further strengthen economic cooperation and the strategic partnership between the 2 nations and ways to promote

regional stability towards the prosperous future. for all the high level main thing is the 1st in nearly a decade and comes on the heels of red shepherd. ones recently, the election mostly dislikes, best hope for the deepening of future ties. and the folks add an official stop to the signing of a comprehensive economic partnership agreement between the countries. it's also about the 50th anniversary of domestic relations between the 2 nations, with a welding relations between uncorrupted. that'd be all yet a know the example of a wind to repress moans across the middle east. that was serious reason. but since they are bleak, sorry, they've been around. i've also renewed size of the decades of hostilities, international relations, a specialist that may, that's rocky bull says the trend may worry. some western players most probably the western countries, especially united states of america, is not happy. that original countries are not competing that corporate corporate.

of course, they're not going to announce that the mother the, the process is mother ingram. books most drove lead. they really, you know, they have some kinds of things that they can put in, in a, in a, in a field such as need be a, such a, c, z, a, such as is made the city. and then they can, you know, create the kind of the original, but also power by so you're getting close by, you know, supporting some countries against other it could be in, in, in syria. it could be in libya, it could be in human, you know, it, it could be able to answer that. it says almost evidence that with some countries, i'm not totally controlling that agent. they are not the time learning and the policies of the regional power. similarly, by led to the relations in the me, that list are not defined or directed by the west or by the united states of america. so this is the new course of action in the region. and so the

key to the key under united sort of companies are likely to corporate more in the future the also of the notable investigation and see a talk on the notes the pipeline has commented on the declining influence on credibility of the you estimate versus ongoing military operation in ukraine, the percentage of the, of the, particularly of, of the african and central asian and south asian countries that have changed from being pro america to be pro russia is really quite the rhetoric that is more than much more than half the world's population supports russia in the war and not that the united states. this was never the way it was. we've lost so much credibility and in around the world, a small hutch is reports. how's the child said so much debates. the media continues to come up with a new versions of events with us outlets reporting that jimmy investigates has now

suspect. poland was the operating base for the node stream. sabotaged group also has denied that's allegation. once again, accusing bush of this, of this size, without any evidence or to contribute to visual mazda has more so you may remember the story pedal in the western press of the random bunch of ukrainian dues is supposedly rented the yacht loaded up with a bunch of explosives sell that out to the middle of the sea, dive down, know exactly where the north street pipeline was planted. explosives on it, resurfaced went to safety and then supposedly watch the sunset as their handiwork took out. tons of concrete and steel, all was absolutely 0. help from any nation state. now investigative journalist seymour hersh is quick to debunk all of these tales. as soon as they draw up is this thing that the us and norway actually around the show and that they had jeremy's busing. well, the western process is circling back yet again with another round of details. this

time citing german investigators who are pointing the finger at polling this time stating technological data like satellite navigation details suggesting that the yacht took some di tours into the polish waters. and alleging that this terrorism pleasure cruise was arranged by a travel agency in warsaw. so the wall street journal is also reporting that this wasn't exactly your grandmas travel agency unless you're granny's annual pleasure cruises with the girls from the bridge club, or also organized by a tour operator. it's part of a network of ukrainian companies with links to ukranian intelligence. as the media is reporting that this andromeda ship was so now poland has suddenly been shot to center stage and this latest episode of the north stream mystery. and they're not too happy about having the spotlight on them with everyone suddenly giving them

some side i. so instead of offering some explanation or some insight to refuse this new information and these details based on box while they just pointed at russia without any particular reason or evidence on is walking and sounds well worn foot steps, though, with the new jerk russia believing russia is most likely behind as i'm 99 percent certain of read. i think it's pretty clear someone did this and the only people in that region who are both the motive and the capability to have done it are russian or russian forces who sabotaged ignored stream to pipeline the russians. remember after seymour hersh has revelations pointed to american government involvement in the north stream, sabotaged suddenly the blame narrative shifted to the government of ukraine. basically, ukraine in every way imaginable has been used as washington, battering ram against russia, a good investment as hillary clinton and senator lindsey graham has said it takes

the dense so washington doesn't have to. and when it's job of doing that is done, it's tossed on the pile with all of the other ones useful. regina changed tools of washington's speaking, of which, the 1000 process not reporting that the c i a is trying to drag belgium into its efforts to toss you create onto the bus. that's how you learn from well informed sources that are military intelligence service, then receive a visit from the american intelligence agency, c i a t shirts, information about the possible involvement of your crane. b. c. i a was not allowed to say from whom the americans had obtained information about this. it illustrates how western intelligent services, including the belgian ones, have been aware for months that ukraine itself is probably involved in one of the most brutal and ventures the tax on the european energy infrastructure. a hey, whatever happened to washington sticking with ukraine for quote,

as long as it takes as us president joe biden said earlier this year, just 4 months later, now the us is actually like the honeymoon is over. going around bad mounting. he has on the down low to a, to european bodies, basically say, how raise the current exacting desperate. well, hey, you picked it out. maybe you're part of the problem. or maybe you're a big part of the reason why you craig is so crazy. and recent years of time, slots a get into something opinions have intensified in the west with the only sensible public narrative on the ukraine conflict from amy on to russian. even main see me do a full is all based on the size to fit acceptable or public discourse as all these . all my you shot explains the new zealand national radio broadcasts are r, n z is currently bank in on emission to investigate how certain stories about the quaint conflict were allegedly manipulated to align with the pro russian viewpoint . the story has been corrected. reading and usually what is concerned and takes

these matters extremely seriously. we are investigating, i'd have taken appropriate action. those concerns were raised after at least 15 articles published by the broadcaster, seems to have been modified on the website. so even corporate language favoring most goes position. now here is one of the latest examples of these articles before and after the edits. the original articles were driven by a much more western note, as well as the edited version. currently being investigated, added things like the word cool to describe the 2014 made in revolution as well as references to russian concerns about ukrainian neo nazi groups. the individual in question is being investigated and has been placed on leave while the broadcast ser examines the matter and investigation is on our way to the alleged conduct of one employee. the employee has been placed on leave while we look into these matters.

we have corrected the stories and added an explanatory note to each article. we are getting other articles to check whether there are further problems. the hunt for pro russian narratives in the west is nothing new, but it has which it's big at the moment. as all you need now is to vocalize opposing views around the creative conflict is senior. a you official has or is your member space to spend more money to address what they perceive as russian propaganda. in many countries, the narrative that flushes not the grocer, but the victim is on the rice. we underestimate the influence of russian propaganda . indeed, preventing people from considering alternative perspectives is incurred is let's also not forget the entire etc of the you as well as canada, hasn't bend archie in hopes of silence in most of those words. that's been followed by social media. restricted access to our t is content and microsoft and apple removing it from their app, stores binding

r t or older russian media oppose in your narrative is completely democratic. it appears acceptable to adopt a narrow and biased view. this is. 8 the notion of balance, we were able to impose the restrictive measures on the kremlin for by the end, the machinery and effectively band and put them up at 18 without a short study. we said it would be a union to bend them for more, but i think within 2 to be a union on doing that. we are not back in the freedom of expression, but just affecting the freedom of expression. and when it comes to pro ukrainian narrative, well that's more the sign is no such word as propaganda for western media coverage . but we must also mention a landmark report published by researchers as fairly, as university of adelaide, exposing quite a bit amount of ukrainian and both accounts on twitter pushing their agenda. and of

course it was through media has remained completely silent about the findings of that paper. as they refused to show ukraine a negative light, so apparently freedom of speech is only acceptable when others we, we do your version of events assist someone there to oppose it. the accuse of spreading propaganda. it really begs the question of why we have them of expression and the democratic principles they proclaim abruptly lose their meaning in the face of opposing belief as well you claim in media outlets has been using footage of russian emergency services fund deposits off as a ukrainian relief efforts and the for the areas of the coast on a region. now the video was initially shown on the channel, raising the countries efforts of the f as all countries that emergency workers to help save civilian lives. but the footage of featured workers in russian uniforms

using boats with the bushes emergencies, ministry insignia of the tunnels, punishments has of both of these said they would find all those responsible for the mishap. with the video now removed from all of the channels, accounts also and will correspondence on this row 1st, as west and new printing media outlets have been repeatedly close out, misleading their audience. we have to keep in mind that the new credit, any sort of pro russian announcement even is already the criminal case. so of course, from the point of view, they have to find the people i'm, i'm quite surprised that they don't charge them even with some something hard on. what's interesting is that with german media set a rush, it didn't help at all, and so on. and it would be interesting though, which is western media, if for example, german and english or whatever, what take this incident to show them what at 1st it disapproves that drug shall help the people who are in terms of this contest or so it's an ice, a thing against the west of propaganda which said, russian did anything very interesting sign on of how primitive use of this you

create and also wisdom propaganda as they show themselves so that they, they are lying. and if it comes out what they are firing, the people who do the mistake so, well, some of you have to take with you if it would be so serious. elena then, use russia has modernized, it's always main machine gun, which is now capable of penetrating on the vehicles with long range rapid fire outs, eager to cut a single report from one of russia's most famous of machine gold factories. lucas looked at this factory behind me, was named in honor of an engineer who turned the small western russian town of cover off into a machine gun manufacturing capital. it is here that large caliber weapons of exceptional quality and power have been produced for decades. the factories, flagship product, is a chord machine gun, one of the most powerful in century guns in the world, disassembled by hands, which guarantees quality this machine gun with the caliber of 12.7 millimeters is

capable of damaging, slightly armored combat vehicles at a distance of up to 2 kilometers targeted soldiers within that range have almost no chance, even with the most modern body armor. this is a true machine gun capable of firing up to $600.00 rounds per minutes. and in addition to its incredible destructive power, it is also a precision weapons in northern europe, machine gun up such caliber for example. but what's your score? browning? machine guns, recalls, hardwood firing sources. there is no need to talk about precise shooting. they are . but the court machine gun has reduced recoiled due to its muzzle break. the shooting accuracy is increased and the impact on the sugar and the recoil damping system is the administrative assistant system. will that send you the call the toward is the large caliber defensive weapons that allows you to effectively defend your positions of the combat zone. this is the only machine gun of this caliber in

the world that can fire on a by part of the quote. the reason is going to pick up the chord machine gun has several modifications. if we talk about the advantages of the modification for the infantry, this machine gun can be placed both on the installation and on the rec without any tools that is on loading carry is the machine gun is widely used in this version. as i told you, it does not take much time to remove the machine gun, put it on the bipolar and fire for a minute unprepared, but session to avoid these uh, its main advantages. this is the only 12.7 kind of the machine gun in the world that flies from a bipolar no time. because here's yet another unusual machine gun produced at this factory. it is called the pitching nic, thanks to its well designed cooling system. there was no need to change the barrel after a certain number of shots, which is still characteristic of many other machine guns around the world. soon

after the start of the russian military operations, soldiers who have been using these arms and combat zones have noted the exceptional quality of these weapons manufactured f, as plants of us in the victory and the war in ukraine could deal a major blow to us at global dominance with us, at least as, according to the editor in chief of the restaurant in global affairs general feel, don't know, can of me shut issues going on the ground? it does seem that if you look at boot chevy look at node stream here. look, it's called the golf head down, rushes lost the information where the working classes of western europe and in the united states believe restaurant is evil. as for the information or, you know, yes indeed, a russian ability to deliver our message to the international scene is incompatible to what, uh, american uh, in british europe, the english speaking media can do all over the world. and this is, of course,

an advantage which the west has. it's clear i'm putting your into aside who might return to them as i can add to the blinking against disease fire. i mean, did it surprise you, how far they going to go to the end? we are in the middle of a, an extremely low cv or fierce battle. yes, indeed, both sides perceive it as a exist angel. on the russian side, if you ask anybody, they would say that in western hands, the only goal is to destroy russia is a great state ridge power completely. so in a way that russia will never recover. and this is, they believe here on the other side that seeing for united states, this is a very, actually really a month and maybe a correct assessment that the, if you grade will be defeated, or at least if russia will achieve significant goals there, that will be

a very serious blow joe, us, i mean, nation in the world and process threats which we see already now that are the guns we start to look around and going to accept to us primacy anymore. this process will become like, like, uh, like a levine, the, the, that's how the world is looking as a new week gets on the way. my name's peter scott's on a bike with another. go down of all the latest in about 13 and his time. hope to see you then the the,

the hello, i'm manila, chad. you're tuned into modus operandi in turkey, a close call for incumbent president, reach up ergo, on narrowly beating out the opposition. today, we'll delve into what this means for turkey. it's nato partners and the expansion of ties to the east. all right, let's get into the m o the,

the made presidential elections for turkey went to a run off between the incumbent, reach of tire, or the one and opposition leader come all coached a role. lou, some $64000000.00 eligible voters took to the poles 1st on may 18th in beacon compulsory general elections from the field of 3 at that time, the incumbent faced off with kill extra row lieu of the c h p, and send on all on from the h a party. now all on came in 3rd and then through his support, the high order one and his a k party. following his defeat in the general, however, neither or the one nor 2 extra rollers walked away with 50 percent of the vote. so it went to a run off between the 2 men on may 28th. now a lot hung in the balance with the turkish elections that went well beyond their borders. the question of the country's participation and organizations like nato or

the you all came into play with the countries. ongoing economic was the burden of migrants flowing through the borders and conflicts in neighboring states. turkish citizens made their choice. in the end, rachel or the one defeated his challenger winning the seat by just under 5 percentage points. now that was 52.18 percent of the vote. joining us to discuss what this means for a turkey r n. the rest of the world is professor of political science and international relations at multiple university doctor has on, you know, you can follow the professor on his twitter at house on, you know, 1920 professor. thank you for joining us. now. dr. now president rachel type or the one has one his 3rd term in office recently, but only by a narrow margin through a run off between him and come out to extra roll. first, did this come as a surprise to turkish citizens,

and why was that votes so close as well the, the turkey selections are bit tied to it, cuz the contest its uh, the fact that the election this time was so close, indeed, neck and neck wasn't necessarily terribly surprising to close up joggers for instance, i never at fault because they start all over when in actual fact, last year, this time i share the thread on my twitter site. um, you know, a binding why she could when i'm and so the results is simply confirmed. what i had said earlier, a, you know, on one day that there may be several ways of looking at it. you know, if you look at it from monday and go and say, well the, you know, the color start on the page, click on the old most hospitable. so does that mean somebody like him?

a is kind of when the next elections? well, then that may be one way of looking at it, but that may be another way of looking at it. for instance, um, yeah, i would say that this was the time the most puppy she has time for n, your position later to win the elections. basically, you know, in that let's, let's slight because of tool. you'll have a situation in which you have a incumbent president who is being drawn into the country for over 2 decades. terry pay or you know, tired and people show signs awareness of him the way he does things the way she talks to me about certain things and what have you. but, and, and on top of all that you have an extreme economy in crisis. now you have skyrocketing their food prices, your have the problems about the friends in particularly in met to polls

and, and despite old at date, he managed to win. so that these i think what we need to look at in depth now or the one that has been described at least by western media as something of a strong man leader or sometimes an extremist or even authoritarian. are those fair characterizations of him? and is that how he is viewed at home? well, according to their opponents. yes. and uh, but um, you know, a large section of the population is doesn't subscribe to that view. um eh, view the west and media and sort of uh, you know, put, say crush. uh, needs to be looked at at the various sign gums, photo since he was the darling of the west and was until some years ago. and when

he was doing the american bait in syria, when he was acting hand in glove with the matter cuz um about uh, coming out according to sign of the middle east and about, you know, turning the country in to some photo, some sort of federal state and both have you in those years and it don't forget to you as the one who ordered the bringing down with the russian fight to reject in 2015 in those years. she was starting to the uh, the darling of the west. what happened? and as a result of which, basically the western media began to them. and i said, i think that is uh where be the wherever we should look at to understand what the problem is about. first is that were in this country for several years. so

j no conspiracy is as a result of which people being present through dr. documents and what have you. people suffered? no, but we have talking about large numbers of intellectuals in general rose officers. and so many people have basically i languished and presumes they were west and media despite old dot. and despite the fact that there were signs that the, the sort of documents and evidence were all concoct up against these people and the west, the media was still sticking to add on and saying he was doing the right thing. because at the time he was imprisoning what be called in this country, the nationalists and the ration s. okay, so what the meat west, the media says about someone like came and should not be taken so seriously. so the good thing is, and in this country, the onto metacognition is measured,

that's about 8 to 5 to 95 percent. and, and that for the, you know, the people that don't get carried away, but by what they see interesting media. i see. so i guess that in recent years he's somewhat fallen out of favor with the u. s. authors grace. it is fallen out of grace. yes. because, you know what happened was she tongue and against the american plans of carving out code, at least on and particularly in the case of the city, i am that he fell out of step with the americans. he wanted to get you to upside down. sorry he wanted to depos um the, the city and the the how a l. i saw it but then the americans didn't follow it. what they wanted to.