to logic, like, for example, the north atlantic alliance or nato. and among other things do not forget that we're beginning to live in the era of multi polarity. both the seo and bricks are visit examples of the proof that multiple larry is common. these polls are very interesting and attractive for countries. the poll is not only a geographical concept, but a virtual one that unites countries swimming through this. there will soon be many of these polls. and all this is done with the practical benefits. they give countries of positive results. this is designed to overcome terrorism, financial, and economic challenges law an nobody near to non. so if it continues to be, who is it? well, let me know that little boy, just a small note on that loss or aspect of, of the financial side. far no way. one of the, the, the questions we, we gets on the program is, what about a new currency in breaks is about something substantive. and being reach towards

right now, i think this as you say, you could egypt another 100000000 people. very influential in north africa. you of course have got big swedes of asia with china, brazil in the knees. yes. saw south africa. how close are we seeing perhaps a bricks, currency? it's a tim, i've seen that, but i bought the app. so this topic is being actively dissected and discussed. you've probably already heard several world leaders and what they have to say about it. but i'd like to explain why the specific subject has even come up. emails like the world already had certain sets of worlds. currencies allowed different countries and different regions to trade. so payment systems were built for these exact currencies. unfortunately, now a problem has arisen where the united states through its policies, has simply undermined cons that ends in the dollar as one of the world's currencies

. this happens because washington began to use the dollar as an instrument to wage hybrid wars. and what else could you see, what they're doing with all the frozen accounts? if we consider all dollar transactions go through the us treasury, it's clear that they have the ability to use related information for intelligence purposes or for blackmail. so to speak, to broker backdoor deals. by doing this, they've been undermining confidence and the dollar for many years. and now the us national debt has reached $32.00 trillion dollars. it's clear to everyone. this is that the united states will never be able to pay off this debt fund meeting when a state cannot pay its debts. and its level of domestic production is less than a federal debt that countries bankrupt. meaning it's currency is not backed by anything but its own debt obligations. the dollar can no longer with stand the burden of being a world currency and being

a financial guarantor. this is where we start talking about other countries attempts to switch to their national currencies, both to avoid the, unless surveillance by the us, which puts their transactions at risk. and to have a chance that forming regional associations like rex to develop its own currency. this issue is currently being actively studied and discuss besides, these are all the prerequisites that have led to this new interest in national currencies. it doesn't stem from some desire to destroy global economic ties. of course, this is a problem that was created exclusively by the us administration through undermining the world's communities, confidence in the dollar as the world's premier currency, the little government, our values. one of the big contingents of the 4 and this year are from africa. and when we have off for can guess on the program over talking about russia, they educate me. they know so much about soviet's,

african relations and ties. their memory goes back a long time in terms of, of russia, africa. because the circle of golf has gone there, a number of times this year already. what's the main goal? and all of must go on the confidence and where, where does that lead going forward at the ocean for us, for a while for us, for that, this is a very simple question. because the short answer is collaboration is our main goal is to cooperate with the african continent within the context of our economic, financial and investment relations. we're also talking about the exploration of natural resources and exchange of experience in these fields, issues of security countering terrorism. and cooperation on international platforms, humanitarian ties, tourism and education. when it comes to education, we have

a long and very successful history of joint projects. there's also the exchange of information that we have cooperation in all cedars yeah. control, but i want to draw your attention to the fact that just in a couple of weeks, the russia, africa summit will take place here in saint petersburg. but it is very important to remember that this is the 2nd summit. this is not an answer to the questions and problems that the west has created over the past year. the 1st russia, africa summit was held in 2019. then the idea of the summit had appeared even long before that were simply developing cooperation with the african continent in spheres where there is a mutual benefit. we could why? well, we have historical ties. we have the potential, we're interested in each other. and the most important thing that guarantees the effectiveness of this cooperation is a common view of how this relationship needs to be implemented. you know,

colonialism or colonial logic. no segregation of those were higher or lower, better or worse. no one wants to build relations between the metropolis and the colonies, relations of new colonialism or neil imperialism, and nothing like this. even though we have never practiced such an approach either on the african continent or in our own country. because in many ways, this is now a guarantee of trust today and in the future such as he lets us, i will not get it and i need to that it at level the sure. just a few more questions because you've been very good with your time, but the are important ones. china, the african states you just mentioned as well. so the africa lead, they put forward initiatives for a piece resolution, all of the ukrainian conflict. so the african president this around the pose that he's sending a delegation to russia and ukraine at to provide assistance on that. what are the pre requisites for such an initiative for the chinese or african delegation

to be acknowledged by the collective west? i'm for something substantive to come from. it wasn't just putting the law in total there now about 20 initiatives that have been put forward either by states or by individual political figures to resolve these cranium crisis. they are all completely different with different aspects, with different nuances. they all have the same goal, which is to promote the settlement too much, that each why? because everyone understands that this is not just a local crisis and not even a regional one. we're talking about a global situation that affects food and security, strategic stability, and international security. and all aspects of international relations has been effective. there is no part on our planet that was not in one way or another. received some sort of impact from the step,

the state and crisis. yeah. directly or indirectly. so therefore, many people want to invest their potential and their capabilities to settle it. i think these are not the last 20 projects. i think there will be more, we can say that the chinese proposals are closest to or coincide with our vision of the situation. because they contain basic concepts that are also extremely important for us. the talk is about association of founding, the fire of this conflict. there is a return to international legal foundations. this is an understanding of the at i'm all a g that is the development of the crisis, and so on. ease, therefore, it is indeed a comprehensive, documented for both the chinese proposals and the proposals of mr. rema pose on behalf of south africa and many others. unfortunately, faced the same obstacle. this is that the key of regime has forbidden itself to negotiate with russia. thus, unfortunately,

all the most brilliant ideas are shattered by the strange, wild unwillingness of kids to talk about peace in general. why does the key of regime not want to talk about peace? well, there's one simple reason, because they don't want peace. they don't need police, they need war, but not the people of ukraine. it's those who stand or who set up this key of regime on the territory of ukraine. and this is the collective west. it's the united states, which is now simply earning. let's see, i don't know, billions, maybe trillion us already in this bloody tragedy and they keep earning earning and earning. it's the only thing they care about to is that i'm not doing it. therefore they banned the cube regime from conducting any negotiations with moscow at all. the keys regime has a law that bans any encounter between the length,

ski and his gang are supposed to come up with anything that would generally reflect on the topic of peace. you've heard senator gramm statement, you've heard george w bush's statement. they've all said that their task is to kill as many russians as possible. it's the best investments they've ever made. this isn't the logic of peace. it's the logic of destruction, destruction on a global scale. that's all you've got little shooting your glove might almost stop . most of so the block c green deals of power light important to a lot of people here at the us form footwear, where people are represented from how long will will russian, i suppose, stand by is one way to putting if the, if the agreement is being continually violated with a tax on those ships, leaving with green for the poor as parts of the world, such as africa and asia, were russia internally agreed to it? or will it come to a head where something has to be done? like, yeah, i wish that secured our lives financial the other day. you quoted the meeting of

the president of russia with military officers and that those are, he mentioned this topic to saying that we were thinking about the expediency and participating in the steel experiences. all russian experts spoke about the city our demands were made. but these are not our individual personal opinions. this is a requirement to comply with what is laid down in the very deals in the very agreement. these were 5 principles that we insisted on observing that firstly and blocking counts for the possibility of payment and locking assets and so on. who is that? now the key version has destroyed the ammonia pipeline. a lot of do you think it's possible to implement the steel on all our terms? the key of routine answered for everyone. no forget, it will not allow the steel to be carried out. therefore, this is a blow to the reputation to the authority of the secretary to generally be united

nationwide. it's unfortunately a blow to suit security and so on. new therefore, as the management is already said, we're considering whether we should participate both because no ballast and russ mother, i'm so surprised and suggestive in june 8th, romania, a $96.00 planned suit to drastically cut the staff of russia's foreign ministry in the country. it's something of a theme that's happening. where does that leave russians by law for relations? gardner, so i will read it to them when you weaving. of course you see romania, lucy, germany, you see finland. now in my opinion, iceland have taken similar measures to close consulates, expelled diplomats place restrictions on the activities of our employees, our embassies, our conflicts in general. so why is this happening to? this is the position of washington which wants to completely separate relations between the european union and russia, and not just separate them,

but make sure that these relations are not restored for many years. unfortunately, the european union has long lost the independence or decision making it once had. you can see how many leaders of the european countries were brought in by the united states through the election interference or simply by directly appointing them to some positions. the same applies to europe and institutions like european commissions and so on. many people are just direct henchmen of the united states. the task is very simple. to preserve this dividing line, which will not allow the european continent to remain united. we're europe. russia is your, uh, that's good, so to speak. the west of russia should be called in western europe. we preserve the fundamental principles. the traditional european and culturally, were geographically in europe. and the united states has no are not satisfied with

the see you will, they want to see your, a pride meant to they want to see europe the weekend. they strike both at us and china through economic sanctions, through endless political pressure. but this flow also falls in many ways, and for the most part it's on the european union. they do not get cheap energy. they get a huge number of problems due to the flow of refugees, migraines displaced persons there. we can do to such an extent that many businesses are forced to move from the european union to the united states, which creates favorable ground for economic growth. in fact, for the united states, which is truly financially bankrupt. this is a real opportunity to restart itself. restarted to economy, get not just bonuses, but a russ spite from total collapse. they're increasing their energy sales. they dictate everything in the european union and may even the little be opponents of the

european union. they eliminate the competition and why? because the economy of the european union is based on the real production. the euro has been backed for many years by real industrial production with real goods. and the dollar is based on a printing press page and, and let's talk about emissions inflation, an increase in government debt, stocks, bonds bubbles, and so on. and as a matter fact, the world's crisis mainly began which them so therefore the issue of expelling diplomats is just the tip of the iceberg. that their task is to tear europe into different parts and endlessly put countries against one another. when it comes to the usa, neither romania nor germany, nor unfortunately, finland can say any more. because otherwise they will suffer the fate of those politicians in the years to any of the images who defended their point of view and

tried to be independent. they were simply demolished through scandals through some political conspiracies or intrigues and so on. and now the whole world has to say good bye to barely scone the prime minister of italy who made the country a truly major plight rise. you will remember a man who created his own financial empire, a man who entered politics with his own party. you remember how the us dealt with him. how much effort was directed to ensure that the prime minister of italy was removed the label and this is a nato ally, a nato countries, one of the closest allies of the united states. for now, how much effort did it cost to remove him from the political picture to remove him from the political arena? got why? why did they need to do that? because he developed relations with both nato and russia because he advocated for the development of ties with russia, including energy,

or whatever. he said that cheap energy resources from russia are beneficial to the european union. because he was trying to really see this map of the united europe. that's why he largely got all of these problems from the us that were organized in washington. the problem is, and there is no doubt that they were behind the persecution of douglas county in many ways. yet european politicians is also understand this fate can become their own. therefore, they simply refuse any actions to protect their own sovereignty in favor of their own personal security. so that it was for the nation. if it's on my leg, which shows on final question, just on what you're seeing there in the united states next to your presidential election, is there someone or some party i knew just i'm not on the ballot. it

is most cool. would they prefer in terms of normalize 18 relations normalizing relations is, is there a hopeful like come from us go next year? no, but listen, i won't even try to answer this question because the normalization of relations in general, even in theory with anyone from the western can, can be considered. and i say this again in theory, only one and after they stop supplying weapons with which they kill our citizens, my brothers and sisters, and our compatriot last year. only after that, someone will reflect on how relations can develop in principle in the futures. and in the meantime, they're killing us. well, they're supplying weapons in order as they say, to inflict at strategic defeat. they're in fact killing as many russians as possible. no one's even going to think about it and so that as well,

thanks for delving into all those topics with us today. you give so much of your time at re as a heart of the russian foreign ministry spokesman, enjoy the rest of the forum. i know you're going to be busy, but we do appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. the a when i went to the wrong just don't you have to shape house to come

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the, we have many more with them. so the nato countries, they know this on all the time. they're trying to persuade us to start negotiations on of adoption. screw that via times by k of the allies to provoke russia is using nuclear respiratory wipe. it was the gap between the west and most of those the was the platinum at 150 in his speech, this in petersburg for him. but he touched upon the wide range of issues. russia will look at how to head back if i have 16 jazz to using hostilities, a base outside ukraine. please invoice that the 5 digits will be destroyed to start the german supply. blackwood tax expel, use the gain. suppression of 16 and a clock from ramstein to attack into into russia is at russia almost obliged to attack ramstein air force base and

a timely arrives. and the time we went to porch and we did not witness who did not allow for cont, delegation visits and kia refused to ukrainian teams of a russian attack, which were act codes by the western media saying that most like actually took place the a very well welcome, this is auntie international with the very latest world news update is good to have you with us. of the day on the 26, the annual st. petersburg into national economic form as drawing to a close in russia's northern capital. president law, the right person was the main speaker at the forms kind of recession was he continues this exclusive coverage of russia's biggest economic event. the russian president touched upon

a wide range of issues from economic cooperation to the situation on the front lines in ukraine. let's take a look at some of the highlights from his speech. this is what the elective to be despite all of the difficulties last year, we did not switch to the positive self isolation. all the we expanded contacts was, were liable and responsible partners in those countries and regions the act as the drivers of the world economy. and i would like to emphasize that these are the markets of the future. everyone understands that full well leaders of these countries do not given to external pressure, which is often very presumptuous they are gone, did not by someone else is interests, but their own national interests. when years comes to the issue is that ukrainians are using circle strategic reserves which consist of several elements, some to break through the defense, others to gain a foothold however they haven't been successful in any area. indeed. and all of

these are huge around one to 10 in comparison to the russian army in terms of ministry equipment. they are losing more or more every day for stores. media mogul, since childhood. i've always had many jewish friends do you? what do they say? zalinski is not a jew, he's a disgrace of jews. you under his accomplice. there's other ones considered heroes of ukraine today. they are those who, today's ukraine, you know, forward ease of defending both individually and in their audiology. how can we not fight against this? russian was the country, the stuff of the most on this. we will never forgive this. if this is not in the or not see them, then what is it we have the right to consider. that's how tall get to be. you know, it's, if i, ukraine, is one of our key objectives and with the way you kind of thing, is that what you're supposed to, and you don't know what those are business loan for. sure. the use of nuclear weapons is so you're basically possible. but 1st of all, we don't have such a need and 2nd,

be the very fact of raising this issue itself reduces the possibility of lowering the threshold for the use of weapons. at the same time, we have many more weapons in the nato countries. they know this and all the time they're trying to persuade us to start negotiations on of adoption. screw them all today is going to neil on docs on a boy to discuss the move to the side of recession. that's one of the questions which go on. it's the crowds, attention is one of the main use lines from the, the q and a, i think was the issue of, of tactical nuclear weapons being deployed in feller roost. yeah, that's actually a sort of a news ball show. uh, because uh, we knew that the preparations for that for and going on, the pressure was building and facility in the bellows to place it's tactical nuclear weapons there. but what they didn't put inside that the 1st batch has already been delivered on the formal installments, will be completed by the the summer. and now the whole still a 5 the sessions,

the moderator rather than the session to meet your sons. who is by the way, in the past used to be an informal uh, advisor to present richard nixon. and he is a well known conservative uh uh, i know as in the united states and he was sort of pushing put in towards the uh, saying that the sooner or later rush or we'll have to do boy tactical nuclear weapons and food inside. no, for the time being we have all the means to accomplishing our military objectives. we are very mindful all for not caring the world unnecessarily. he said that with the force of the russian faith, which is directly expressing who will use all you know means at our disposal to protect ourselves. but for the time being, russia has conventional weapons. and after chief, it's uh, military objective at something else. the thing that caught the attention of the, of the audience was, that's all talking about at loving your zalinski,

things at quote, how he had become a shame to his religion. not again was prompted by the moderator. another question on that. it appeared a quite a motional let him are putting up that stage. yeah. well, you know, there's a whole question that especially in the what's the media, if a rush res, uh, using the new nap c. d scores for performed in district purpose says that i am such an essentially inventive yes. the narrative in order to grab your print entire time . he said, absolutely not. he also said that yesterday, as he was preparing for this panel, he asked his age to prepare a video and prepare this. uh, what is it about the uh, the damage done by the uh, that's a collaborators bund, delta, columbia writers during the 2nd world war. and it was pretty emotional, roger movement inside that brush it has to ride to being defending itself and the

world against the you know, people who claim the legacy, all over all of those tortures. he said the reverberate today, essentially as well. taken up to the current a, he talked about the ukraine conflict as well. what one of the things that caught my eye, i part of phrase that he was absolutely sure ukraine won't stand a chance in the latest buffalo or anywhere else. white composite event, direct language from the russian president. yeah, well, uh it alls type type, it all ties up to the so talk about the ukranian counter offensive that we've been hearing for the last couple of months. and apparently it's not going that smoothly . and why do i put it inside the pressure has all the capacities. it's watching it very closely. um that regardless of how much weapons the west is going to supply russia, we'll take care of that. in fact, he said that 30 percent of the military hardware that the west supplied to grant has already been destroyed. and he's,

and he believes that the west may continue accelerating that process, sending weapons through brain. but he seems to be absolutely confident that the russia is also much of the winning side that the russia will accomplish its goals and storm this war. but for the time being the, the court is the goal is rather in, in the course of the west because it's still believes that if can prevail over russia militarily in ukraine, a chinese on boss of this, a russia john hun way stays most going. badging has not only trade in economic ties, but also cultural as educational links to china and russia are friendly neighbors, linked by a common border. and the 2 countries have a long history of cooperation and friendship against the backdrop of growing trade . in economic partnership, we must not fail to highlight the hand in hand sharing of culture which has been quite

a success. one examples from just this year when russian orchestra staged several concerts in china, selling out the menus to chinese film premier, as were also held in rush this year. and we're very well received by the russian public cooperation between the 2 parties and the fields of education. is also developing rapidly with both sides, showing inactive willingness to strengthen partnerships for a long time after the founding of the people's republic of china, warm relations that exist between china and soviet union. we grew up reading soviet works and watching soviet films today. chinese printed materials and films can easily be found in russia, and i think this is all great. and we hope that this momentum will continue. so soon as we continue our exclusive coverage of all of the 26th and petersburg into national economic for the president, vladimir putin has sent a strong warning to the west saying that his f. 165 projects also due crate. they