the the top headlines right now, one out to you is a national abide and white house as boys to dispatch deadly plus the buttons to ukraine, munitions that germany is opposed to sending being well. nathan maintains a neutral and sons radioactive water, a certificate coming from the coast of japan. as in china, comes down on the sea food import those details up and coming the i'm not sure in the manner in which a lot of other countries are they have already model economic objectives. india is 4 minutes. arizona for a visit to the east africa nation of tons in the us,

the gateway to try a new tele is focusing on building tides with emerging economies of the global solved. and the growing multi proposal for the, for i talking to 10 pm local time here in moscow. this is our teens. natural headquarters live with your news on filter, straight to the us to kick off this alice program. but despite a pledge to phase out cluster munitions in 2016 because of the risk to civilians, washington has now announced plans to send the controversial weapons to keep. the ukraine has been requesting cluster munitions in order to defend its own sovereign territory. the cluster munitions that we would provide have done rates far below what russia is doing. we're closely coordinating with ukraine as it has requested these munitions. ukraine is committed to post conflict, the mining efforts to mitigate any potential harm to civilians. these weapons are

quite powerful. they're quite destructive. now they've been used by both parties currently in ukraine, so they're not a new edition. but what is new is that, you know, did the fact that the us who is claiming not to be a party to the conflict, is yet again taking another escalade. we step at us itself stopped using these weapons, used them in the rack, and use them in previous conflicts, of course, but stopped using them in 2016 themselves to start to stop fall the munitions. now it says it wants to sort of start following the forwarding them into this, the meat grinder in ukraine, the reaction even from us face to human rights groups, which is unusual, has, has been one of condemnation. and you know, they cite the destructive power of these weapons and these are a, d, p, i c. and, you know, at the dual purpose in proved cluster munitions which can disperse tiny bomb and it's over at large areas. and they have huge destructive power on the battlefield,

but they also leave the potential for civilians to be harmed. by the way we can actually hear what the human rights watch had to say about this. the use of cluster munitions in areas with civilians makes an attack indiscriminate in violation of international humanitarian law and possibly a war crime. the cluster munitions that the united states is considering sending to ukraine are more than 20 years old. scatter over a wide area and have a notoriously high failure rate, meaning they could remain deadly for years. so as you can see, uh these are quite a dangerous weapons and they don't just, they're not just effective on the bottle seal against the military enemy or armored enemies. there also have a potential terrible lagging effect on local civilian population. so of course it won't be american children who are injured by these in the post conflict scenario, or farmers plowing and feel the ukrainians and potentially russians. but also it just comes in the context if you will call the sending of depleted uranium. so it

seems just ala carte attitude to these weapons is very much in evidence here that as well, america could condemn the use which they did, sarah, illegal, cluster bombs, and vacuum bombs being used by the russians. if that's true, what is the next step of this is ministration that is there a red line for how much violence will be tolerated against billions in this manner that illegal potentially it is. it would be, i don't have any confirmation of that. we have seen the reports if, if that were true, it would potentially be a war crime fuel, but they also condemn their use in series. you and russian use them against terrorism. connect some of look at that. now, initial open source reporting highlights the use of cluster bombs by russian forces in several populated areas including, hama and edward tax. using these in precise weapons, only continue to cause a necessary so where the russians have been indiscriminate,

they've been reckless in syria. they seemed to have no difficulty driving cluster munitions around were civilians, navy. so as you can see, and you know, do as i say, not as i do from, from the united states. and it's important to remember the united states has dropped thousands of tons of these new nations in their various military misadventures, going back as far as come podium via them. and these new nations are actually killing civilians still today after those conflicts, which ended decades ago. again, another game changer, this isn't going to have a definitive impact on your plane, your bottom the, this is not going to happen. it's only going to really expand and expand the number of civilians and unfortunate accomplishments on the ukraine inside who would probably have to die before this comm for think it's brought to it to an end. it also represents the reality that you find is know, been used as a very cynical to bar 3 for western weapon systems. most of the things that are

being dumped into your brain. as i mentioned, the view and this week have never been used on the modeling battlefield before the now being used in a very cynical way by the military industrial complex that to gauge their effective a specific. so a dangerous escalation. another red line pushed forward this inc for mental move towards more, more munitions, more, more of these se, as so we've gonna have to watch this space very carefully place. and so when it comes to these controversial, comfortable munitions, there we go. they opinion and inside of labor and schumann writes, lawyer done, cuz i like have a list is really the purpose of these types of munitions. they're called in fact and type personnel. nations, meaning they are, their purpose is to maim and kill people. and many times civilians this will be used by ukraine uh for that purpose. and as you mentioned that this is a gift that keeps giving these thoughts, many of which is a significant percentage of which will guides, meaning they won't blow up right away,

but they could block years from now and kill civilians. so this is a cynical include gesture on the part of the us. i mean, this is just plastic and box we're seeing on the part of the united states, you know, criticizes people for when they do or allegedly use chemical weapons. of course, the last used a massive chemical weapons in a number of it's conflict. so this is just a classic case of double standards that the u. s. use is constantly, i think you'll see some european countries condemn it. some us human rights organizations have already condemned it. yeah, i think there will be some upset about this. i think it exposes the us. it shows they don't care about the ukrainian people at all. this is about hurting russia and they're willing to do practically anything to do that, including fighting the last ukraine. let's get to somebody that is not from the front lines by russian forces have made of volunteers against do crating. the positions in the don't have to go public of the russian

brigade, who is the defeated key of sports has made the town of across the aluminum around the 90 ukrainian troops supposedly killed 5 of the surrender. while it's that remaining troops retreated from depositions of russian defense ministry also reported that its forces of gain ground in the song ends up with all j regions. meanwhile, ukraine's president has been to bulgaria to meet with his counterpart of that nature. a member of state, the homestead spiral into a public disagreement even in front of the press of a key evanston bonds for weapons. as events, he did have high hopes of bulgaria would supply the i'm a president said 1st and foremost he must insure his own country's security. the conflict. this conflicts has no military solution to say i do not accept the provision of munition, especially if it is from the reserves of the vulgarity and ami. because like you, i am the president and supreme commander, and i have clear responsibilities not to weaken the defense capabilities of demo jerry nomics. when we discussed the further details of the landscape surface at 2

ball gary with a job done a bunch of funding, international and national security ex. but he says a, the bulgarian president is clearly against exporting weapons to ukraine. have atlas as well. go to the 2nd level, starting in bulgaria, zalinski is visit, was kept in secret. finally, we found out that it was the council of ministers and not the president who invited to lensky. the purpose of the visit was to receive bulgarian ammunition and of course, heavy weapons. our president wrote them and rather had earlier said that we would not transfer them. but as bulgaria is a, pearl entry republic, the president cannot be, and these weapon exports to cream with great shame. i caused the landscape president, but he's actually some kind of puppet. and has the americans in the british who command this puppet. they don't want the conflict and their main goal is to fragment russia to weaken it, to the play this economy and to carry out an internal crew. but the outcome of this conflict will be successful for russia. central europe and partly eastern europe

will play a role of a buffer between backward western europe and prosperous, russia. china and india. most bulgarians reject any support for the ukrainian leadership. but our government is a pro fascist regime. in the case, it will stay, it will send an munition weapons and people to cream. in bulgaria, all the government members have sold themselves out to the anglo saxons. unfortunately, they involve bald guerria in their big gamble. the china is imposing or the fact of buying on inputs of japanese seafood following the island nation institutions to do this, begin dumping water contaminated by the 2011 a forklift stream, a nuclear disaster straight into the sea and comes off the united nations. atomic watched already is to report claiming that proposed plan would be safe as well. the japanese side, white wash their discharge plan, nuclear polluted water is nuclear,

polluted water, no matter what the japanese site says. they cannot baggage polluted water as normal water and they cannot shirk the consequences and responsibilities caused by forcibly discharging polluted water into the sea. spilled water can not be gathered up again and the bad consequences of the plan cannot be reversed. we urge japan to stop trying to show it gets responsibilities and honestly respond to the legitimate concerns of the international community. they must stop promoting the plan of discharging nuclear polluted water into the sea and properly disposed of nuclear polluted water in a scientific, safe, transparent, and negotiated manner. china is bad on japanese. the food products comes while depends making final preparations to dump nuclear contaminated water into the sea. and will this issue has raised many concerns among chinese consumers over the quality and the safety of japanese food, the director general of the u. n's, atomic watch dog. a raphael rossi has related the release of the radio active water

saying that the scientific work of the agency shall be trusted. the agreements that we have with the, with the coal and with the government of japan are permanent in the sense that as i said, the other day until the last girl. and perhaps even the wheels in terms of evaluating, assessing at the, at we will be there if we see a problem, a deviation. we're really media the race, the alarm, if i can say or talk to, to the government, talk to, to typical. i need to be for them to take the new society decisions. one has to test the scientific work of the. we are new 12, we don't update sites, we look at the science, we look at the problem and we have an assessment. and then we can, we can discuss is interesting that he mentions of a trusting the scientific worker. it has been reported that some scientists behind

this report have dealt with some disagreements and scores when the director general was asked about this. he simply brushed it off and did not elaborate according to a global times research center survey over 80 percent of respondents in 11 countries in the asia pacific region say that the plan is simply irresponsible. 190 percent have express negative sentiments over the plan and 94 percent have said that the move will have a negative effect on the whole world, not just the region itself. and it is very important also to note that some chinese sea food vendors are incomplete support of china's decisions to is, is a chinese citizen food safety is definitely of most important for me, our products purchased through legitimate channels and we only sell them with the permission of the government, we will not sell japanese products now or in the near future. this issue concerns the health of future generations about how does the c belongs to the whole world

and all of humanity. the japanese release of new fluid contaminated water into the secret cause irreversible pollution. i won't choose to eat japanese food in the near future, and it's not just the chinese citizens that are worried because the plan has been controversial since it's announcements in 2021. we've even local japanese people also expressing concerns over the contamination of the water. jeff and his fishing n c. food groups have also voice their concerns about their livelihoods as the fear that consumers would rather avoid buying their products. and from japan, we go to south korea where the plan has also prompted some south korean retailers to stockpile sea salt, which has led to a search and prices in korea. and from korea, we go to the environmental group green piece, who has long been critical of the plan itself. warranty and that the remaining radioactive materials can accumulate in the food chain and call in instead for

continued long term storage and depend, has not yet specified the date to start the waste water release. but what we do know for sure is that it would take that case to complete the complete. yet we cannot exactly predict the effects we will see over the next 30 or 40 years, or even in a 100 years, even taken into account modern modeling techniques and modern computers. the earth is a very complex system. after all, and the world's oceans are large and almost completely unexplored, part of it, any introduction of radioactive substances require some kind of response from living organisms. we aren't going to speculate about the various limbs. bish might grow. we'll leave that to the imagination, but some kind of add up taishan must take place. maybe they will become more tolerant to this increased radiation or some species may disappear. but it should be understood that the i a e, a experts have studied this question. and although some people may have suspicions about geo political motives at the moment, we have no reason not to trust the i a as an organization. there are

representatives of various countries there and researches on going in terms of commercial fish. if they are exposed to this tritium isotope, every batch will have to be checked. i emphasize every batch and not just once a year and additional monitoring of the fish and sea food cut and the region will have to become mandatory to the skies now over syria, where a russian fighter jet has intercepted yet. and now the on 9, the american repo drone 2nd day in a row now of the us that fullest release of stipend. regarding the incident timing the russian pilots were at fault. and then they were being very, very noisy, a russian military aircraft engaged an unsafe and unprofessional behavior. thursday 9 30 am local time. well, interaction with us am to 9 drones carrying out our d. isis mission and syria, russian aircraft drops layers in front of the drones and food dangerously close and venturing the safety of all aircraft involved in a video released by

a the us air force a restaurant as to why $35.00 fi here is a scene shot during the reboot driving before it engages off the bonus and deputies has a power issued flash. we'll see that picture coming up. the whole incident that took place in syria and the software and aspects of our russian forces on station other direct requests of the syrian government. back in march, a repo u, a b entered russian space over the black sea and crashed into open waters below. after being sprayed with fuel by a russian fighter jet, you see the pictures, right? the most goes, i mean, if your defenses are peacefully want to us and his allies of the possible ramifications for crossing into controlled aspects. what washington's incursions into syrian as basically got in 2014 when the us launched as strikes and cruise missiles on the country play mean damascus. i do. it's a chemical weapons of a claim. still never proven. many american lawmakers of cold, for the withdrawal of us troops from syria, but those are 10 says recently as march it being rejected by those holding power in

washington. i spoke out a withdrawn list of students who any who told me the us statements about the drone incident, a simply political optics, as american troops genuinely have no legitimate right to be in or above syria of this accusation, just for politics the by the americans. for public use, the americans came into syria illegally. the american military gave it to celia and worth was the separate this, the kurdish separate this and to create, to cause chaos and the, and celia and the american military who came and installed the student resources of oil, gas and wheat and r 2 for building the city and the people from it and making the city and the people to suffer and the american they are, they are the number one cause of the war is celia and to see any crisis to lead to

last this long distortion had been finished locked time ago but because the united states, they want to keep the middle east and k all, they want to keep them at least in pension. and that's why they are there. on the, on the other hand, as you said, to the russians are in syria legally under the request of the legitimate syrian government. and that is the right of the shooting government under the international law to have to ask each from any country. and that is belie, your russia has met its database of vaccine at fault. malaria. it's set to be rolled out across africa over the next 2 years, often numerous tests. so the director of the w h o says it's good to go a hi. this is maxine at games my lydia b r t s s. boxing has now been delivered to more than 1600000 children in gonna kenya. and my law we, it has been shown to be safe and effective, resulting in

a substantial reduction in severe malaria. and the form in china is where they are w, i chose the size, the initial 18000000 doses coming off the production line are being assigned to a dozen countries that have the highest rates of deaths from malaria among children . now the 16 nations are lined up, but they'll have to wait for more in production. and the medicine has been field tested in children of africa for the last 4 years. it's currently being made by a british company with an india. and if i'm looking to cope with use the shots as well, but it kinda really limit areas. one of the top threats to people's health, according to the w. h o over 11000 people in the country die from the illness every year. a doctor of the mountain mary hospital explains what has led to the crisis and what can be done because it's mainly up for the floor level. so based on you have people prevent malaria. the incidence of money basically going to grow. so the 1st thing was having putting faith by the ministries they do that made sense

distributional, most of the business. so when, if they think on say anything unless they've been in most of the city or that's used to for the simple course. so that's what each of the nice thing is decided to condition a list of mobiles needs 20 samples, the breeding ground for most people. so in a moment, a lot of rush, these tell them what the, all of those stabilize the booting of most get those on the window most get those they, most of the, the height you said somebody, we have 2 boxes help you. so very good for in prevention of is easy. so if the boxing is available is equally going to cut down the rate of inflation towards the on the $500.00. now we met with that because i think called as a group of people, i'm most pretty close to the communication. somebody with that one more thing we need to be sure about is, can you issue some piece prayed to nationwide because there's one thing about the boxing and the, some of the thing of people understanding what emotions all about the computational device. and so the patient to receive it reopened and we also heard from adulthood

. dorothy act true or come come reunion will area program official and w h i representative a she says there's a special assignment pro sites for the countries most. indeed, in the new box and it makes it the very feds racks and that was pre qualified by the expo is the parts here, says the fax and it says port storage vac food. so a section in the power sites um, used from the po side, boston alex nextiva. so this fax, it is very effective, has already been deployed in 3 counties that you originally concepts. and that's gonna allow we en, senior, we are having over a 1000000, i have a good possibility sort of already de, but i'm the need to of clinical trials that we conducted sees 2017 have demonstrated that the vaccine is highly education, is reducing by about 40 percent, the cases of malaria. also,

we using the keypad, which of these children i subsequently reducing mortality. and so getting into a fight in this we any talk. com please. we have a talk to each of the production of the r t. it says rex's. and what we have done as to a page to is that they have been a technical working group that has produced a location framework, which needs the criteria of locating the limited supply of faxes to the countries. so in this framework, we target countries which of highest need so the high but in countries and also countries back have if each and vaccine delivery programs that come make sure that'd be to dreams have come speak. those is because we need at least 4 dozers. i'm this have to be a mini spec,

so we have 4 dozes administered to children at least to have the highest if the k c needed. so we need to, we are sending those back seems to abs highest, meet the emerging multi part of weld africa and in the corporate to see both of the economies or rice together as the message from india is. foreign minister is just about a just now taken off for a visit to the east african nation of pennsylvania, of new daily focuses on building times with emerging economies of the global. so a water approach to africa today is to create more of a software to invest in africa, to work with us across to create capacities enough to go. so that the rise of africa also takes place as countries like india are rising. initially, the external affairs minister of india is in the country of tens. and yes,

we do know that those 2 countries have had, by natural ties and have a long standing good relationship between the 2 countries. now the minister has had a long list of an agenda during his 4 day visits to the african states. and this includes the inspection of what's a supply project in pennsylvania as well as some of the, the details of tens, a new will be meeting with the minister in zanzibar as well as a restriction that would be taking place on an indian naval ship. that is currently in attends in the and not the minister went on to speak of fox, the relations and the ties that the country has with india as well as his projections in terms of what he sees, what people see would be the growing of africa n tends india as a whole, we are not as an extractive economy, we are not in the manner in which a lot of other countries are they have already matter. we cannot make objectives.

porter, this is a broader deep partnership. do know that the relationship between india and tens in mia is characterized by it's heavy infrastructure, investment, large scale projects, as well as a focus and natural resources. and we also know that there's been a lot of training in terms of human development in the resources sick to as well as transfer with in technology. now, india's engagements in africa as a whole include collaborations in industry such as pharmaceuticals, to the communications and renewables. and the ink to spence and effort because software lines is a one that be searching v i'll putting a, a lot of yeah, we were talking to a loop in the hop is all come from the university of zambia. he did point out that the visit by india is a far administered who attends any shows up for goods rising cloud and the new multi po box. windows were not trans minutes to read it to tons on. yeah. also shows, are there a lot of interests, you know, in africa?

i think i'm sorry guys. the new does or has been, but the amount that needs to engage with africa has a good thing because we created a multi point. i was, if you look at the yes, 1020 is the before that africa was dominated by the west. because most of classic and countries i know web for my little news over the bridge into many friends on the european countries. when you look at them, you know, watching just saying you guys find what's, uh, you know, um the month, but uh, because always, i really enjoyed relationships on equal business with african countries. but you know, in dozens of large uh, you know, michigan naija each size because competition was due to the buy in country china on the, in the sporting policy with regards to africa, biscuit, and lead us is that to or far as i know, what a difference a single word makes the

e u was taking a step towards the legalizing gene editing technologies for crops across the blog. saying that practice changes problems and a less intrusive way than genetically modified products. a plan will allow these new crops to be sold without any special labor. in many ways, new genomic techniques can give you the same results as through conventional and natural selection or through targeted cross breeding, but it with much more speed, precision and efficiency. however, the move has raised concerns and many you organizations. so they've sent a 2nd petition to the european commission, demanding greater regulation to unclear labeling. they argue that the quote in hong this crops would prevent farmers and consumers from having the choice of, of things with g o free products. i think there is no scientific consensus on the safety of these food stuff, which is

a claim of being produced by profit seeking corporations. what we heard from a pair of guests. so in the account, uh, this one shortages but the, the loan that we have when i fix the sim, i, the ones that human beings, that's what we're waiting to see shows in terms of the option for human species. and also i didn't was, i don't think it is going to be beneficial for us to go grab juice. and uh, you might be planning it'd be, don't that was done. that's because the kind of policy that, that is on. yeah. has to be restricted by the op ed is unity, so not to upset jim was here, it seems like, you know, we, for example me, this person is coming because the level for the security to that is a little restarted facing. i think this is the pro fees and the thing about people

um, because um, if it was about uh, you know, people of those companies come on growth flips enough income being the for the business logic a role then. so just like sports due to 0, but unfortunately i'm pretty that is because why is this the, the question was the explosion slip to euro age ranges. i forgot the pharmacy to ask for a space or the show. we have to be conscious off the fire gene health consequences of whatever the policy is. now, what kind of would you please with regards to drugs. co breeding of pop was off for an option on the end result teaches for human consumption. when you're looking at these issues you.