the, the, the reverse, the security council says ukraine has lost 13000 troops and this attempt to counter offensive so far. also say next year these, i mean to fight. so the last ukranian also had we have problems with now in the worst crisis, with the cell phones collecting west seas. these stablish, mental need rushes of deputy foreign minister and an exclusive interview to seat on the nato notes put dates on the ground in ukraine and was good for business submission coming from a recruiter. it's america's biggest financial,

joins black rock and his comments were quotes on they didn't cover up the brand, which is the the very will welcome to all the international. my name's peter scott's, bernie. all the latest news from our headquarters. every most of the russian president, vladimir putin, has held a meeting with the security council by russia's ministry operation. and you claim was discussed now they had all of the security council revealed the significance measure losses suffered by the kidney military. so foster discounts are offensive. according to our data, the list of personnel and the ukranian armed forces amounted to more than 13000 trips from june to 4th to june. the 21st $246.00 tanks were destroyed,

including 13 west made once $595.00, on which we echols $59.00 of which are western, and $279.00. no, taylor pieces of which $48.00 wisdom supplied full. first of all, i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary of a security council, the club partnership fund, as well as minister of defense? schlager now, like we just heard from a offer shift for easy to do. great, has failed at their so called a cancer offensive the recent days and the recent weeks. and they suffer a really heavy losses as uh there is no settled attempt at least $13000.00 the soldiers have but being a loss to you. ready? uh these uh, battles are more of a equipment uh bold, the oldest. so again,

it was in the crate and, and the equipment that was supplied to them by western countries. now those are gone as well. at least to 13. um, nissan made tags have been destroyed now the minister of defense. ready show it to us as that, that all of those uh, all of that equipment is supplied. so by the way, so you crate it doesn't really have any effect on that key is the sole goal, the counter offensive. and liner pollution also added back to us despite the whole of this equipment that you pray you receive from the west. a key of i still needs people with needs the mobilization resources. and so you crave really as a big problem with that, sir. not many people are really eager to, to join the army and the people who are well, so all the recruiters,

they, they'd be reduced to hunting people down on the streets. and once again, the last is on a very, very heavy in the ukraine. and let me know who's that has something to say that that is it the most to do it? who is that we can conclude from these that while i edition equipment can of course be supplied. the mobilization reserve is not endless and it looks like keith is really going. now the situation is a mirror the on the other side showing the. ready minister of defense says that the, the army at the moment has no problem with the recruitment in the washington army. they're said they are on free, hundreds of people as a daily, from reserves. and this is not a regular army if you will, of this, these are just simply volunteers. and so for at least a $140000.00 had joined,

have joined the ranks of the ministry. a weapons supplied by the west have been used by ukraine and his counter offensive. okay. it has the show to the you that it will not to use the arms to attack permission territories and an exclusive interview given. so i'll tell you the russian, deputy farm and assistive get up call, so that you plan on west and politicians compet trusted. we do not phase and dime a penny to those west and competition school claim. they're serious, very sponsible. and they are able to get what they eventually as they clean, discuss with keys behind closed doors. one day they see one thing another, they a very different one and there is nothing that can be trusted. we haven't reward in the us, not least on the possibility to provide ukraine with f. 16 fighter jets. that, as we all know, are designed in

a way that to allow them to be used as platforms for the delivery of the technical nuclear weapons. they may take it seriously, they may try in their usual ways. so he did q singles from moscow. but obese is just an element of a very dangerous pattern. behavioral patterns of natal left by the us. that simply disregards our easels and our full incent, and our very firm commitment to do whatever is necessary to protect and defend our national interests. we are prepared to do what is needed once again to ensure our security by russia will never be the one which escalates. we respond and we react to emerging new threats, evolving threats,

do it with full recognition or our responsibilities for the security. and also uh, well understanding the fact that we are probably now in the worst crisis with the so called collect the west seas, the stablish meant the need to a was go to the business. that's the admission coming from the recruiter. it's america's biggest financial giants, black rock, once he didn't know, was these remarks so actually caught on camera. ok. these shot 61 of the world's most powerful us asset management firms. black rock has had the tories reputation for a long time, but no thanks to drill is same. ok if the scale of the firm's influence looks like what some would call a conspiracy theory. as the company's recruiters search bar leg did not shy away from disclosing this, let me tell you you

can obviously right now, you know they're going to do that as far as if that was not enough. the recruiter went on to explain how not only those do you claim conflict benefit the us economy, but also how similar corporations do not want it to stop brain again. this is the pressure build up. your brain economy is

fantastic of your trade or in the it's exciting way. right? but hey, that does not matter because you craze. president zelinski is indeed grateful to not only black rock support, but also to all the corporations of a similar nature. we have already managed is to attract attention and have corporation with sides giants of the international, financial and investment role as black roles. jp morgan and goldman sachs sides american brands. as star lean or west, the house had already become part. allow us your brain in way. the gray leaders seems to absolutely adore block rock a company that allegedly pays off bulletins. but maybe it's due to the fact that

ukraine is one of the world's most corrupt countries. as of 2021, ukraine has been rank 122nd, out of a total 180 countries in transparency international corruption perception index for mold in 20 is the u. has been supporting ukraine. and it's reform agenda tech when corruption, which is a major ropes to code to a countries development and problems counted to a you values isn't in juggles paul to that phone. corruption instead capture are in dominic and ukraine, but it really is as if the u. s. is preparing his tax payers for another. 2 long and costly war like i've gone is done, and that's according to a member of the us financial elite, former chief operating officer of paypal and angel, investor of space at hoover and facebook among others, david sax. but it's worth recalling that the american public was

a shoulder for 2 decades that we will, we didn't have dentist. and unfortunately, it looks like we're headed for a similar kind of outcome in ukraine. the only question is when and how long bite and we'll be able to perpetuate the proxy wolf choice that's could have easily been avoided. in the, in this scenario seems to be ukraine being sold to a money hungry foreign company that is reported late, only profiting from the countries problems in the news. now india, as a prime minister director mowdy was welcomed by us president joe biden on his wife on wednesday and his 1st official state visit and that was to washington. the cheerleaders will hold souls in the oval office on thursday, went home sick, military unset corporation. i believe to be high on the agenda. we're doing these visits, modi. we've wined and dined with american cuisine, but with an indian twist. the ships who specializes in vegetarian meals being

brought into tater for the indian am. for before the key me thing us national security adviser take sullivan said that in this democratic future and development is not under washington's control. we make our views known. we do so in a way where we don't seek to lecture or a search that we don't have challenges ourselves. ultimately, the question of we're politics and the question of democratic institutions go in india is going to be determined within india by indians. it's not going to be determined by the united states, but those words do seem to countries, however, the recently run. so us rhetoric, which mainly focuses on the pressuring india over a legit to human rights abuses, sizes with russia. an oil cooperation sees a kind of open, explains how the us is trying to keep his feet and both comes. it is a big day for joe by sign to roll out the red carpet and give it the rose. welcome to an old friend, signed president bite and will welcome indian prime minister under under moody to

the white house this week with the love of state dinner. a reception that is rarely offered to world leaders and especially not to leaders like moti who was once denied a visa to the united states because of his human rights record the state. dina is the one element of an elaborate visit for the prime minister, which comes and made some criticism of a more is human rights record. and random already has always got lost from washington, is apparently the only person ever denied a visa under your law regarding religious freed, we only got the right back in 2014. and as he's meeting with joe biden, us media and politicians are not hiding the knives, members of the us congress signed a joint letter denouncing him over his treatment of moslems. brian, minnesota, moody's government has repressed religious minorities, emboldened violent hindu nationalist groups. i'm talking to jen list,

human rights advocates with impunity. i will not be attending moody speech in order to have all these values with credibility on the world stage. we must apply them equality to friends and for like justice. we want to apply the same principles here in the united states, but it's not hard to tell what got the folks in the washington establishment really is the india won't go all in with america against russia. i think in this position as well known and well understood in the entire world. the world has full confidence that india is top most priority is peace with human rights organizations, screening angry documentaries against the bandwidth accusations now being hurled throughout the us press. it seems like the indian people are not real, but the american public's reaction. there is a conservative campaign to sabotage in the us relations the usable, give human rights to do this. it's invitation to providence. the movie was met with a little of assistance by some india is not a member of nato. and now have you as

a diesel, pointing out to india in the united states, your partners, they're not allies. it signals the bought in on ministration, wants to call to india. the distinction of being seen as one among declares distress pulses. and that lies even though india is not to us all light and does not seek to become one in the a place is a high priority on its own independence. india is foreign minister has said the nato model is not the ideal template for relations between countries. essentially, india has no interest in becoming an outpost for the united states. a lot of americans still have the need to treat to construct in their hats. so any situation they deal with, they use it like a sort of template with which they look at the world. the reality is that is not a template that applies to india. but he's surfacing by these meetings as mostly you have that elephants in the room, shine and india has had long standing border dispute. they fight and wants to line

up. india on america's side against china is offering weapons deals. another terrace. beijing has offered words warning. in fact, the us pays lip service to india, but seldom delivers. india has the right to choose favorable economic and trade policy is to accord its own interest. but it's all to abandon joe political calculation, such as considering joining us reckless and selfish game to contain china to promote trade and economic cooperation was china. is of great importance for india's future growth and development. for america says china has got them all wrong. know when they pressure country to line up behind them and 6 sides never have. we're not asking countries to choose between us in china again, and we do not see conflict with china. we see we, we encourage competition. so in a healthy and safe way, i think this will be another opportunity for the secretary to engage with india,

his counterparts here at the state dinner and just further deep and cooperation between our 2 countries. so now we have finding rosalind before a world leader that america has this time and time again, hoping they can line him up on their side and even is the past due, but he's go on and the deals are made. the human rights noise machine is being cranked up in the background showing the threat behind the problem. so now we've got people all over india avenues on. the question that's being asked across the planet is being friends with america really worth it? or just days before welcoming indian prime minister under venture mode, a president biden found himself in hot water. as of that, he called the chinese president choosing thing. a dictator. according to reports, senior us shows have been struggling to deal with the full allows for more information on this as well as other stories do checkouts all websites onto all

the you know, the news the main street media has dived head 1st into the story of a missing taurus of muscles in the north side, alonso many outlet seems to pay less attention to capsizing the capsizing of a migrant vote. last week off the coast of greece, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds social media. users were quick to point out that pharmacy caught feel sorry for the pocket sony 1000000000 that the voluntarily booted a sub marine, even if i tried. hundreds of pucca sony's were forced to diode a ship, where they would treated like supp humans because of a best small living conditions. home. we get to witness 2 sides of this world. today we had the greek boat tragedy and which many poor pockets donnie's were killed, but no rescue service to save them or any country took any responsibility for the tragedy. and then we have the titanic submarine missing with 5000000000 airs. about $300.00 parts of study nationals was set to being killed when an overcrowded

migrants boat boat sank in the waters of greece. meanwhile, a submarine with 5 people on board visiting the tide, hunting ship back on some date, still remain on the accounts of 4. let's discuss base, we can now trust live to general as an editor in chief of the is lum about it. telegraph cars walk closer because what grades have you with us this afternoon? hell, nazi thank you for having me on this. you know, the media has made a big deal of this uh, this thinking submarine while it was visiting the titanic. would you agree this made less so is less coverage of the migrant boat capsized recently as well. you know, uh, western media have all this been known as far as the, you know, the door to door entity and the door to stand as well. and then rather than focused on know the odds of you have to be upset the about uh about to the uh, unlikely desktop. the billing does as well be. it was very sad about it. but on the

other hand, you know, it's was, is the 5 was to, you know, 3 to 400 people. so i clearly believe that this is nothing about it. darling god, the desktop of the people, but it's only about dollar deal for us during media. you know, do hype has been created on the missing gulf, the beginning of the i, i wish they had a life. some of you got the short as well, but uh they have to side to a man said, oh desanto, actually explore the best and media as well on the other side and one ahead. 5000000000 of how being thrown and the master that, you know, these soft operation have been launch on best of scale for them. but on the other hand, you know, 5 to 600, get it done off. but the last slide guard have been, you know, died in the middle of see, and what is more important is the day of what they have been the board security

board for that that the immigrants have been calling for the. the test team is going to have been calling for the fresh water, but the degree that you've been, you know, did not pay attention to them. but if you lost me, then i have just have one line out on sort through your question that is a these to ever. and so actually once again, you know, expos, the door ality, the door stand of the rest on media. they have been that they're doing the image off with a new single 5 be able to, but on the other that they did not even give a few minutes of time to the daunting gulf, put the pockets back needs. and also i hard that delete bends was there. and also there was some people from see that was there. but all of the children of the, for the thought of the poor children off the less a thought. but they have the they would not even get a few minutes of inter,

naturally, especially the rest the media. to me, it is just another episode all for the dual lity, all for the rest, the media and nothing goes. well, i couldn't speak about at the time, but i did see the story was why the coverage is online and many of the western press outlets. how these 2 incidents being covered in park is done most of the time that they've been given over the but it's boxed on, boxed on the news channel. the pockets on the newspaper have given a huge cover to the statement because you know, the desktop for more than 90 bucks. us on his have been conform and still do it up to a 100 on this thing. it was a gun tragedy. let me tell you and the reaction from the government and other people, it won't matter. let me tell you will honestly and with the prime minister of pockets on the government of pakistan, you know, in almost a day all morning and millions of pockets on the drying and with the garment done to find visitors and all the governors went but as ballot and it's from through the morning golf for these uh, uh,

monday and go for the desktop support. if i could find is that also the cost in have been great and about to the working off the grant and they just go, i'm, it does better because, you know, uh the freight dial economy have been a split because you know, the thousands of pack us on is of each yeah, big the store only to the edge. it does show us all, but they do it up. it is a sad story, but the good thing is if i can find it all means if i could find the investigation, they thought they as bullies. i if i and other law enforcement against the bulk and up and a massive scale act on have been larger, but i'm going to bump assault disease that there and number i'll put in fine, but it's human, so public. so my glove had been thrown it up and also by kasanya talk, these are they can be helpful for inter both to dig the other, you know, it's almost smuggler who have been on that run to dig into custody. and so it was a massive scale. i tracked on a lot by department as bad,

and i am glad that the governor to focus on have focus on august on the media have given you a big, huge governor to this event and that, oh, so let me tell you very clearly that the pockets on the news channel and the newspaper have also given coverage due to the missing of those opinion of the bed box that they have stuck in a band. and but on the other hand, i'm really sad to know the doors naturally. the door stands. it's all for the rest on media. i've been a close because they have a lot of think a lot about it. uh you know, the desktop these if i could find these then other or children of the less of the god. but all of the best for me to i've been focusing on the best thing of those 5 been a v. we are also sad about the missing up those people as well. but on the other hand, you have 5, the missing bit in a. but on the, on the other hand, you have, you know, the hundreds of people that have been drawn in the middle of water and end of it off the short of the, of the go to the bureau and, and the, you repeat,

the unit has not woken up and they have not responded to this saturday. uh, it was a big, huge decorative book. all people in go to bed for them. the missing appli within uh, getting more of it. then the dining golf $400.00 for the unit, then what is the parking lot? and there shouldn't be questions raised over the, the greek response to that migrant vessel, the cap size. but unfortunately, we don't have time to get into that now because what causes a generalist and editor in chief of the is on the, by the telegraph, thanks very much feel take on those project events. thank you. i'm even though now getting in the westbank is more than just a conflict zone. it's also a cultural help which in both history and tradition and the hearts of this community is the freedom sets a, which is a sense that it provides a much needed rest bites for local children. and it's that certainly lots, he's middle east. correspondence may have an option that tells us more the stage

spot lights and an audience holding its breath. this is far from what you picture when you hear about janine beauty. more likely think about deadly clashes between these rarely army and palestinian militants. shelling armed vehicles helicopters, but this place that israel sees as a hot bed of terry, or an epi centre of growing palestinian paramilitary defiance. the janine refugee camp is also a capital of a so called cultural resistance. its mission is to raise awareness about the palestinian story and its hardships through a university understandable language. the freedom theater is in the oven guard of breaking stereotypes. there's a, at least the west america, europe, there was a long time to change the eh, the view, the, the big part of the east, or the most of them is, or ups and, you know, but a lot of, uh, it'd be its guns and that's how we will, you imagine when you hear most of them,

if i thought or is this does fight, the thing is fight. so we say no, this is the victoria want to see, but we defend a lot of a lot of people in our countries. and for us and the for them see it on we want to is this is lucy at the the see if there was born in 2004 at the height of the 2nd intifada, violence, palestinian uprising against israel. this 3rd rebellion, the founders believed, shouldn't be cultural in almost 2 decades. they have performed in 15 countries and all across the west bank. many of the members are dead or in prison. those a live, say the show must go on as they ready to continue spreading the tooth globally. then visions every night, all watching, then they grow up with invasions, can diffuse and monetize and drug people. if bands physical does, why, but the thing is just didn't have to have this, this penny it for 75 years on to now that's what it is. so i'll just do this

because they believe no one. i ask them what they doing, not the international community and not to i'm not doing this school, not, i'm going to come up to it of no one will ask them why you should think young people every day. and by this time changing international opinion and perception about the palestinians, but also helping local kids deal with a hostile environments. they are being raised in the theaters team organizes various workshops, as well as the summer camp to give the children from the janine camp and the surroundings a chance to be kids. the reality always interferes though the day before we arrived there was a large scale operation on the ground that left the 7 palestinians dead. glasses were cancelled. kids stayed at home to fit the for yeah, i saw 3 military vehicles on the holly hope that was something being throws through the window. then i hate inside. how is it done, sir? she is in his rally. arab. she comes here from the north of israel, almost daily for numerous checkpoints, and traffic to teach local kids what she knows fast. she says it is

a precious but also hard experience for her. here there is that a totally different reality. and just having to think this morning that i go, that i even got to teach 2 years ago is lying and not like dining. the hosp to right now because of very that was used to the is, is something that they can comprehend and think about by the time we did this interview and the report was broke, caused the girl, helen mentioned 15 year old. so do died from her wounds at the hospital. the for them see if there is in the middle of jeanine refugee camp in a place that has been known for years as a stronghold for on palestinian resistance. this is what they also do here. fighting, protesting, resisting, using ours as a weapon. the camp appeared in 1963 to shelter palestinian families who had to flee their homes following these real and establishment and the error of war. it is

today a pact hard to leave in impoverished home to around 16000 people. it is also unsafe posters of those who have died in almost daily clashes with these rarely army are everywhere. locations of killings are marked by stones and flags. when we were a few men in town, the camp was saying the last good bye to a young man who lost his life. and he has another mill to reparation just hours before with 6 other palestinians. knowing that this is how the resistance may end doesn't stop youngsters from joining nevada, as high as their my duty is to take out the camp and find the soldiers won their rates to arms all through our political safety. all determined to continue the fight until they go. the duration is a chief raven ocean, a r t.