a good division with no real live indians fixtures designed to simplify all confused and say better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images, presented as 1st. can you see through their illusion going underground? can the, this is a strong message, political message, just don't political message does that. it'd be a stronger message from they don't strong united, i'm positive message to ukraine. they would place the roadmap to membership as an interest limits and 1000000000 slaves. ukraine disappointed for most accepting the states into the block also ahead. despite the cluster munitions, the risk to civilian harm of leaving ukraine without him, there was an arp from our perspective, greater restaurants and justifies bonds to supply kid with highly controversial

costs of munitions. despite strong opposition from the public and even as close as nato allies. also, they saw the cure to service. your sense of free speech in america was according to you on tweet, thoughts of policy and fights that sent peace. all right, so this is calling for then to the bottom simple list again the again and tears, the polls and waste through the opportunity for any solution. the slightest hope for both is really in the palace doing inside the thanks for joining those this wednesday morning. my name's peter scouts for you all the latest news here, nazi from our headquarters in the russian company. that's what the top story ukraine headed to the nato summit and videos with hopes of at least a road map to join the blog. but it's through

a strong messages from his secretary general. so presage, political message has, don't political message. there's never been a stronger message from, they don't strong united. i'm positive message to ukraine. the we only unite to the positive message for a membership for ukraine. so it's behind those messages while they chose, those are open to you quite enough in an 8th grade. most still winnable despite munitions shortages and little progress and his counselor offensive and they just ends united with the country promising to send more money and weapons. meanwhile, us for the consented to run poll has done savanski as i'm grateful for trying filed of a membership, i'm certain say it is unprecedented and opposite. there is no time frame for an invitation or the membership of ukraine. then some volt would in use added about conditions. it looks let me give the member of the alliance. uncertainty is weakness. we're giving them a $100000000000.00 and the is he all gasoline to be so brazen as to tell us?

we'd better speed it up. i'd say that's all day shouldn't. so i'd say that's brazen, and i'd say it's not very grateful for the $100000000000.00 that we've given him so far. and the polish it president said ukraine cannot. and so nate's ends and they tell while the country is still you must be aware of this if you greenwood meter tonight. so today during the conflict, it with post them on the article 5 be proclaimed. then other allied states would have to help defend ukraine. that would mean more ukraine was admitted into data right now, a world war. but nato also wouldn't be able to pretend that it was just a helpful bystander aiding on an army ukraine against russia, even in july of narrative, which would automatically become goliath against glass narrative, which really wouldn't serve their narrative purposes too well. and the secretary general's even at task is to keep the weapons rolling in for ukraine. why? well, it just happens to divert billions upon billions of western tax,

their passion to the pockets of weapons manufacturers in the west. make sense when you can so that nato is really just a massive lobby for the western military text. it gives them a green light to stuff their pockets through emotional blackmail of western citizens who are constantly being made to believe that it's really the only way to peace. so no nato wedding on the horizon for ukraine or even an engagement catholic when president stepped in was a bit of a romantic poem, i guess you could say maybe a high to about this toxic relationship between jeff and the west. but it's not somebody's dom up, he wants to put a situation where ukraine's nato membership becomes the unitary rounds that we've been providing. and that we've been getting other allies and partners to provide to ukraine. those styles are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions,

the risk to civilian harm of leaving ukraine without him or what needed was an arp from our perspective greater sounds to me like chick sullivan is increasingly frustrated to admit that our stocks are down and that we're having to resort to clusters. and, and knowing what the consequences are. you've got about a 3rd of the nato countries that have signed this convention against the use of cluster bombs. i'm surprised that that hasn't really come up as a major issue among the among the natal members. and it may, there's one more day, but it's not gonna stop the united states. i'm sending them if, if uh, the, these advanced weapons that are going to be used. russia will, uh, will reciprocate and kind. and they have a lot more than what ever the west can provide at this point. it just, it said that if washington supplies give with those cluster munitions must go be forced to use them as well. but the status of this decision will affect the

progression of the conflict. russia relative to the civilian population, refrains from using them in the special operation. in the united states supplies cluster munitions to ukraine, the russian armed forces we were forced to use similar means as the response, expensive products and then the guns could be to the criminal. i see that's all of a line humping ukraine's concert offensive. odd season broadcast. the has won the story. as far as of today, man nile bun imagines of soldiers hide, needs these trees surrounded by smoke and explosions. these long snaking trenches, ukraine's front line ukrainian soldier is seen firing wildly out of his dug out. they are on the attack. i should hank regiment, so close dean, guided by drones. they bloss the pot ukrainian defences. we made off the grenade, fly into the trench. resistance is rapidly suppressed,

came in the slots of a line is where russia has been actively gaining ground. they harass the enemy. these are my battalion ariel scouts a look, a fresh wave of you, great in the tax. and so i thought it was your region. new interest in the eve of the native summit in vilnius have been stopped. dead. 100 small. you quite, precious west and all my tags blasted and the bunny notes have ukraine. oh, it's nato allies imagined they are offensive within fold salem, you know, move all the noise in any direction more over. we continue getting out high precision strikes on their mailed the reserves, and the weapons arriving from the west. this sufficiently low was there offensive potential. despite, with this loss of self for the past month,

ukraine still has large reserves of metals in vast presidents. the landscape has the blessings of his west and sponsors to do with those men and the material, whatever he wants. more i guys do. you have all the from came in, i a gone region is at the end of the news this wednesday, the f b i has violates the 1st amendments. so the best of ukraine security service was according to the seas. rachel evans looked into the details of the report the f. b i worked with and on behalf of a foreign intelligence agency and directly abetted efforts to sensor americans engaging and protected speech. the f. b. a has been accused of clear content on social media. that's according to a report from the house judiciary committee, citing documents from the parent companies of facebook and google. it like that. ukraine's s b. you would fly content on social media and then send it over to the f

b. i who then reached out to the companies themselves and requested to have that. so doing the f b, i violated the 1st amendment rights of americans and potentially undermined our nation documented instances of the f b i civil liberties abuses this new information raises grave concerns about the f, b, i's credibility as a nation's premier law. but the story wouldn't be complete without accusations or russian involvement. right. well the focus of the report isn't just on the api i and it's censorship. but also on the claim that the s b u was quote, widely known to be infiltrated by russian online forces that clinic was made without any evidence. as the report detailed the ways in which the f b, i used anything intelligence to me on social media companies, sensor individuals that included a verified us state department account. and american journalist, in contrast to the biden administration stated support for ukraine, the f b i on behalf of the s b u flagged americans, accounts engineer, put you in,

and russia's invasion of ukraine. the report also exposes how the f, b. i offered facebook and instagram legal cover to remove the s b use flags accounts the f b. i appears to have been so eager to silence content on social media in the name of russian. this information that it told the companies involved it would take and things to the twitter files. we know that similar actions were carried out across central media platforms. but the same f b i that claimed it would take the blame has been awfully quiet. i mean, the latest revelations list by no says it's unprecedented to that another country would be able to restrict free speech and america. this is boy, and this is another government contacting our government to, to clash in to squelch and to silence the voice and the expression and the opinion of. so this is cool,

elastic textbook 1st amendment for use. and the most egregious then you can come at, that's why it's called the 1st amendment. it's the most important. and what's also interesting is that we don't know what exactly where the parameters shut down citizen x, or what if somebody here is missing information, this information? well, that's what happens in the market, place it free ideas. sometimes people say things that are incorrect. sometimes they say things that might be actually in favor of people we don't like, but we do not the squelch and quash and limit the speech of americans. that's the, that's the answer. that's what i want to hear. that's nowhere to be fun. in fact, it's almost the, the, the emphasis seems to be that in the f b i but, well, those were going in and infiltrating the, the s b as a wait a minute. that that's not the issue here. in other news,

the last palestinian family and a building and habits advice is very settled. this has been evicted from the home. that seems to be slim and it follows a 45 year long legal bottom. so sidney is though with a sort of so is this the is rarely settlers by force of these really army and police took my house 1st thing one morning, 45 been fighting became about they took my house, the fascist government, the criminals who killed children, took my land and demolish houses. they took the house where i was born and lived to subbing. i am older from israel. i am greater than israel and you are an unjust occupation. you are fascist of time. all right guys. so loved on the husband was stuff where they said after the is ready, supreme court denied the final appeal because say the eviction is ponce of a lot of pushed through some of the defy jewish control over the old city elementary. some of the most sacred sites, according to the u. n. c,

monetary office around a 1000 palestinians are currently facing eviction in east jerusalem. both palestinians, unless we is very groups got that new that we want to say for it enough enough is enough. we have so many things from your corporation. if you want to still exist, you have to start doing the good things. if you think that there's a right for you in this house, you have to give the right back to the city. is this eviction not passed in silence? because a lot of them, of the theories of come here and from there. and he's really probably this and choose to be ignorant and not knowing what's happening around them. and we will not let that just test assignments. will these really post a new conflict? obviously, those 5 bill terrorism in the published indians, the protection of the people remains that came out to mohammed my side of foreign

policy and you have 5 to 10. these are the citizen as being on both sides of the conflicts. and it's now quoting for a piece of the correspondence roofing off to those people into the story. you know, how much massage is an ex, palestinian militant from janine and major westbank city when it comes to palestinian arms resistance and hub of who became a peace activist with his rarely citizenship. we, we team at these really palestinian folder where back in 1992. he planned the kidnapping of an idea of soldier. he was then with a fears, palestinian group fighting east rarely occupation with arms and violence. today he believes he was in terrorism is what destroyed our cause and our people and wasted the opportunity for any solution. the slightest hope for both is really in the palestinian sides. terrorist who practiced don't seek to liberate the palestine the land, nor to reach a solution of any kind. well, how much spends months in this is rarely prison?

recalling that experience is painful, mohammed says, but the time behind bars changed him forever. he gave up weapons and slowly lost the trust in the palestinian authority. he was full full. so he was jailed again by palestinians. this rarely spying today. he blames the pa for encouraging filings. a football for the slim, a clear that's supposed to meet authority. the leaders of the each one of them is beholden to a certain state, a certain intelligence agency, link to for an agendas with no independence over decisions at all. those young fighters are robots, the brain washed them and guide them intellectually. misinterpret the caron to control them in trade with their blood so that the leaders to their corruption wanted in the palestinian administration for his views. mohammed had to leave. he shuffled in israel until one day he accidentally saved in his rarely soldier from a palestinian fight or just like him hears a go. hi ronnie,

kelly. it happened with lean back in time as well. granted my how much citizenship as a reward. how much can i go back to jenny and he's originally from, but we can, and we came here to the refugee camp of to need to talk to locals and trying to find out what they think about and how much transition and the values he now stands for, as we arrived days after the massive, as well as the densely populated camp was attacked from the year, leaving several residential streets and infrastructure damaged and thousands of locals displaced. it was a kept setting and killed were militants, almost half of them. miners. we asked people on the ground if they believe the camps active militarization is the cause for israel's harsh approach. they claim it is rather a consequence, and that have a lot of deck on the other hand below how the, what you call to remind ourselves, nothing more when these really army rates teach civilians and breach your home and say, we came to an terrorism. okay. where's these terms and you came for these burns houses,

these destroyed streets displaced people and scare children. the u. n. n a you slammed israel for using excessive force during its recent operation in jeanine. no actions followed. so in the camp we mass of the migration from the revolutionary council and budget within the fine president. it criticizes the official line for failing to protect the palestinians, but agrees there was a much bigger picture there in michigan state, but it did us. the main problem is the occupation and the subject is not related to the full listing and authority alone. it's about the international community to have the last occupation existing in the world, which is in palestine. therefore, this has an international responsibility not to have double standards. russia went into ukraine in preston food and got 10000 saying that the 5 years and didn't get punished once. we also talk to a meds from jeanine freedom. see it there. a group of actors and directors, they say the also fight against israel to art. but they be blamed,

these 5 thought is fights as a human being. we're fine. we never went. this fight thought has even done many, 15000. or they have a smaller guns. they didn't go to the daughters as what we quoted today, which reported 48 and came and show this is why are they civilians? but that is why it is sort of genres that come every day. we're feeling human, they things, it turns out that the people of jeanine and mohammed who used to carry a gun with now which is for dialogue from the other side of the values. those side speak of peace, both sides claim the already to end the violent approach if the other stops to. but since no one has trust, oh enough will to make the 1st step reason ocean are all to you from jeanine refugee can in the palestinian administration. versus investigative committee, it has arrested a states in the assassination of

a senior at russian mich officer who was shot dead on monday morning of us in southern russia. according to the information obtained by on see the suspects has been identified as an ukranian citizen. i'll see correspondence to say both, both as well in the story. we have no confirmation of this photo or donation regarding the suspect. this are gay. dennis, thank go. a ukrainian mom, a he hails from ad, assume the region of the a ukraine, a he is also actively involved in the training karate federation and is actually the president of that group. and he's also been actively raising funds. we believe for the training in military and has been, you know, promoting that at both. so he's a very active minded sports as well. so again, this is all obtained by ortiz specifically. so we kind of confirmed this, but we have of discovered this to our investigation and what did the vs

investigative committee say about the dentist thing? because detention was there any evidence uncovered? now it was, well the investment committee i've rated it. they've also revealed to us that she was in possession of the pistol on a silencer. so obviously this is quite damning evidence and it's also, you know, i suppose, reassuring that the best of the investigative rapidly, in this instance, to detain a suspect. peter and i found a mobile home. okay. tell us about the, the victim and, and his background. i believe you have the military background. yeah, yes. done. this live rodzinski a very senior russian officer of a skilled man and he's a 42 years. ready who was shot dead, a monday, what of jogging is a cowardly attack, shot in the back, and then shutting the chest by a we believe this suspect. again i'm, i'm very active in the, in the russian military, the professional, a long career in, in the military. and again, i would jump that, so it's

a cowardly attack in the mode of these types of attacks that as being perpetrated on russian citizens, on the territory of russia. we've seen them at with 30 a do get now we seems loveland to task the assassinated in this way as well. very worry, very cowardly attacks. and again, the motivation seems to be at that of, of the ukrainians services, potentially we believe. and, you know, i suppose the only thing that we can say here that is positive about this whole affair is the rapid reaction of the, of the security services at the time, suspect here. other than that, it's a tragic, tragic and finally, the russian state. do my has adopted a lot to introduce a digital ruble, the central bank of versa, funds to issue the car is that in addition to traditional test funds, how in the bank or the my colleagues research i spoke with all to contribute to chris adams almost to be expected. so i'm trying to get my head around this chris, because you know, in a day of crypto current seeds and digital bits and that now i understand the

russian central bank is, has come up with a digital ruble. now i understand it's not a trip to a car and see, but i don't understand what it is anyway, so what is it digital root will do you mind? yeah, let me try and break it down for you. so you've got 2 kinds of money right now. and in the well, most, most places, most countries, you've got cash. when you go to the shop, you get the cash, the puzzle in the shop. they give you change and it will guide you that you change in your pocket. and that's what you have. then you've got you called right, you go in with a debit or credit card, you pay it on the machine or you put its, uh, you pick your pin in and then you've paid as well. you need to shop with what you bought. now we've got a 3rd version of that, and that's essentially a bit like it beforehand, russian people, you know, outside of us, you're still using it. something a bit like apple pay or like google play payables. i'm losing pay, but you'll go in and you'll use you'll, you'll wallets on, you'll fine, which is probably inside your bind cap and you'll picking the machine and you'll have types of things. but you'll also be able to use it to pay for things outside

of rush. it's a little people like you and me every day layman right here to tell me about advantages for people that you wouldn't be but, but also i guess for the russian industry as well. yeah. so the rate of boxes is firstly, it should be quicker and more convenient to pay for things. the 2nd real advantage and this is more for industry and actually for people like you and i, where we maybe not most of the people in russia where we don't come from us originally. we'd like to sometimes send some money high and, or to, to someone you know, for us, for be in the u. k. or somewhere else. and you know, for whatever reason this way because the digital bit, but it doesn't work within the traditional banking system. so if you make a payment right now, would you continue to invest that from one bank right now and we've been told that funds rough flies and bank we've been told they're actually going to shut that off . and you called you might be able to pay the one cuz swift has blocked the rest of swift is predominant control by the banks in the united states. so not stop that. now with this new form of payment, you'll be able to pay anyone anywhere in the world as long as they're willing to

accept the digital available from you or the people are talking about this, the circle, the dollar as action coalition. so many members now in the world of this new multi polar world order that they're trying to diversify their, getting away from the us greenback is essentially the wells number one numbers of currency. they're trying to diversify. a lot of them are leaning towards gold as well. or commodity back currencies could be the digital ruble potentially be seen as some sort of alternative that to, to that of the global currency. although it's trying to diversify, right? i think it can just fit 1st the for the reasons we outlined just the idea would fact it, it would be a lot easier. there might be a middle button in the middle. the americans, for example, might be able to see all the trading or should they be able to see it might be the tray being done between silver and nations. that's a really strong, you know, argument for other countries. also adults thing they wrote and digital digital rubel digits.