the, the, the stick of the wheel when you get to nato is not ready to it's, this is miguel, a many, even the relationship between rushing china is a threats and they to serve a lab. rob pulls no punches on the western military block that seeks to expand its military presents a nuclear grip in the asia pacific region. the

torrential rains in northern parts of india are wreaking havoc, taking the lives of many people to do any civilian, take up arms following the armies. paul, to help protect the country from our arrival paramilitary group and the director of the f. b. i gets thrilled over unprecedented loss of trust as he testifies before the us house judiciary committee. you preside over the, the trust in the f, b. i's history. people trusted the f b. i more when chair for hoover was running the place the when you are. and the reason is because you don't get straight answers the, the thursday afternoon for moscow. this is our t international with the latest and world news today. i'm here, elizabeth black to have you with us, china, russia relations like a threat and behaves like, megalomaniacs,

that's according to russia's foreign minister while speaking on the sidelines of the audience. that the premium to do so, she is told and breaks that even the relationship between rushing china is a threats. and the to this only proves the urgency of our task, of going through the molding forms of colonialism and had gemini, needa is non threatening to respect the solvency of other states. this is miguel, the many deadlines, this leadership to your car there is more than 10000 kilometers away from builders . but the sort of deal is right in the fact that the big knack coast of the mates has some of the in the midst pending and capital are being offered here in jakarta . first and foremost, because that's, i'm a 2 major partners. all of the a c on the 1st being russia reach, at least from a geographical perspective, would be understandable because the restaurant is part of the north atlantic. but they also targeted china, which is worlds apart from where i need to. uh,

traditionally uh, so it's uh, sphere of influence. uh, just to remind our audience, the latest son that made us, uh, china quoting times and its communicate describing it ultimately as a threat to it's of interest, a threat to its values. that speaks of the fact that nato taken aim of china and possibly draw some of the chinese neighbors and ac on members into it's about parts to contain this, this country. now, here's exactly what i said gilbert. i've had to say about the, the danger of such policy, actually i'm a student here for this just the united. i did teach a single centric security architecture here in the, in the asian region, spoken vertical, but a global task. this says this is the, the you are atlantic and the in the eastern region are indivisible. nathan mills

were infrastructures already planning to move to the region, including 2 countries that were invited to the summit in venice. such as australia, japan, by the way, is already given a signal that it in american nuclear weapons or according their own. this is that early in the day, he had a series of meetings including a meeting with his uh, chinese call lake uh one either. how do i trying to see how much they directly does cost weight? is that russia and china could use to counteract what they see as, as a threat from nato for expanding its policies. its influence also commented on the issue. here's what they have to say to in the future, they come to the china, russia relationship is built on the basis of non alliance, non confrontations, and the non targeting of any 3rd party. the relationship between the 2 countries has gone beyond the military political alliance model of the cold war,

and has established a model of major country relations, which is fundamentally different from nato countries that put up small circles. so many ac on countries are indeed faced with a choice of whether they want to be dropped in into these big power rivalry or whether they want to proceed in the traditional a sound way. uh, that's my personal opinion, but i think it's a good indication of where they're going to fall or the fact that maybe on the atl number's also want to be members of the brakes, including indonesia, which is hosting b a c on summit this year is a very influential uh country within this and try a neighborhood and they'll so like us see um is a government on that consensus based uh no need to fear in spaces. countries within breaks of within ac on subscribed to the principal, all shares or indivisible, security,

and hopefully that will remain to be the case. the nato summit came to the conclusion that you prayed will not be granted membership until victory over rush shops. also watching a clear road map on its euro atlantic task for all the latest details on the much hyped meeting of the western military blocks. stay with us throughout the program. in india have caused flooding and lands lives in the nation's northern states, including the capital, 90 people have reportedly lost their lives so far, and the rivers of flood waters showed no sign of seizing the mazda for this or talk on essentially the mounting these regions in the india have been the most effective, unpredictable abnormal reading, so to see have goals flash floods last slides and we have the left till cds of destructions in the fall. so a few would few days in the last 4 or 5 days,

it has the round tow t people. this is in the last 4 days alone, ask the local authorities, but it's not just started last worth millions of dollars of people. they lost their houses, new daily is compared to some of these mounting these region is to fall back out into almost over the devastation of the read the scene in the past few days. but what's happening new in new delhi now is that the site, it's not with these, we've seen of that down in the neighboring states, for example, for ya know, where we've seen greens, the last to home, their dams and now the river in that it, which is the young are the ones that have full flooded, so the blue line, a completely been in on the, to the 8 of the, there'd be a there, there's some margin water and people have to have to evacuate from many of these new line eve as they austin, jeffrey johns and several thoughts of the cities,

especially along the younger reward line. we're still seeing that people are sneaking cleaning that we've got outside of how much longer we're seeing water entered our house around 2 am. we left the house as soon as the water entered our house, and now wonder where we will go. this is our show in the moon, the buzzer. this is how we must leave. i'll have cleared my entire store and there's lot of damage to our structure and products. hoping could you comment including things up, but the water is coming from inside the facing so many problems here. well, the ami and n d r, which is the national disaster relief management, which is on the ground with cellphones responds, especially in that there was nobody who helped them to evacuate. they had to really get out of the situation themselves. and people are more disappointed because this is really easy. you are the phenomenon, the feel of the government should have been better for bad. let me also point out to you that it is

a jew was diction. all state governments knocked all the sent through government to move the government out to take care of the city issues. the state issue was but are being evacuated. people up in fulton shows the homes and many bases in and. * to so he monitor for the useful to con, but also in for a job in, in new delhi enough in how you all know as well, such a fun job. hurry on. now be all the grand boss skied or india. so, so what we can expect in the next few weeks, eas, food supply problems, not just for india, but perhaps also for the world. egypt is hosting a summit, dressy ongoing civil war. as it has also affected the entire region. participants are expected to prepare a peace plan for the war torn country. sedans been torn apart by a conflict between the countries armed forces and its rapids support paramilitary

forces since april, leaving 100 said and thousands wounded. a reset air strike on the city of only the remodel near the sioux. denise capital has been called successfully a strike and 3 months taking the lives of at least $22.00 civilians. local say that the situation in the country is dire. how do you hear medina from the city of durham and is currently suffering from many problems in terms of food supplies, electricity, and others. but the biggest problem is the bombing that occurs. the sight of this is very frightening. and also the planes that room, the sky when missiles are launched, the houses shake and the children cry. an atmosphere of terror fills this place a little bit. so people can not leave their homes in some areas. if you leave your house stops, mid this army has called upon the nation to one who can to enlist. in this, what is you can see some of the newly enlisted recruits training for deployment. we

spoke to a soldier who told us that the mobilization exceeded his expectations. as the mobile is occupations, as more citizens continue to answer the call of their homeland, reflecting the student needs people's vigilance and desire to defend their country . despite concerns about potential risks or security breaches, we're clear, this is primarily due to the high level of awareness among the student needs people and the strict criteria and training required for citizens to join and bear arms. commander in chief for calling the citizens to mobilize, although each was late, he finally the comment had announced the mobile is ation. earlier. we would have been able to protect our homes in how to him. and rebels would not have spread of the country like this. but now he also spoke with a suit, any independent political analyst to explain why egypt is interested in restoring

peace in sudan. if somebody does pro army on the previous, submits of a guy, you know this, i was pro, i defeated all these pro. this is that, these are me, you can deductions. it seems that you sabbatical jobs, you'd have to pay the price and that is happy. now you have 250. if you use that need, you need in just 2 months and the number will be visa because that is it if you just only from her tool and only from specific areas in some form that is affected by the war. and so on. the when the other part of that, and some of them they have chosen to go to egypt. so if other parts of sedan i'm not getting because of the, of the war, that's me is also studies with go. north western countries are exploiting,

developing nations for their own financial gain. those are the harsh words of the iranian president. ibrahim raised the, during his visit to use a new the western nations. and the system of dominance in the world are not generally interested in seeing countries enjoy their great resources and national reserves of oil and wants to see these countries adding value to their own resources. yet, they are very interested in buying the raw materials from them. processing them and then selling the final product at an increase straight back to those same states, to the ronnie and president supported uganda's harsh l g b t. laws which have widely been condemned internationally president rays. he also said to iran was ready to help construct of an oil refinery and pipeline in the nation. uganda is the 2nd leg of race. he's africa tour and is the 1st of its kind in over a decade. iran has recently stepped in

a bid to overcome western sanctions on tuesday. the or rodney and president also visited nairobi where he helped fox with his kenny and toner parts. president, right. you see is currently in zimbabwe side mohammed moran. d. a member of the iranian presidential delegation and professor at ron university explains the importance of his store jacked. it is to enhance the economic trade between iran and countries of east africa. iran is now developing core to russia and through the congress is and also core doors to a central asia, china and also eastern russia. and therefore, the writings believe that linking east african countries in particular to that core door would be both beneficial to you, ron and these countries, but also beneficial to central asian countries. russia in china,

the amount of bilateral ties but ties between iran and kenya, or uganda, or as in bob way. but it's also about multilateralism as well. both sides have a lot to offer to offer to each other. iran wants to become less dependent on the western products and the left western agricultural goods because they are unnecessarily expensive and these costs. so this falls within the broader framework of in have the enhanced width of south south cooperation. blessing sending dependence on the west and receiving and trading goods at a much lower cost than that, which is usually carried out with western countries. this is a very good opportunity to hans imports and exports between iran and can you send

bob wayne uganda, but also it will offer an opportunity for iranian business is to re export goods from these countries to central asia, to russia, to the conferences, and vice versa. the west is sacrificing lives in ukraine for the benefit of its military industrial complex. that's the claim made by the iranian supreme leader following the nato summit. and who's in, do you know, how is it in western countries with the helpless people of ukraine at the forefront to fill the pockets of the us arguments company to die? so that western companies can continue to manufacture and sell weapons. it will suit cream leader. i to lot hominy match with a group of muslim clerics on wednesday. usually he brings up religious teachings and has meetings with seminary students. come up as the one worried developments to give examples on how the west tides behind the labels of liberalism and democracy

wholly to achieve its go. see highlighted passed examples of this western habit pointing to the example of india. what you said was colonized for over a 100 years resulting in the exploitation of its resources and also refer to how france occupied algeria casting doubts on the western power support for democracy. saying their claim is neither sincere nor real leader are further fortunate to the ukraine. complex as a physical evidence shown that the west has not amended its colonialism and exported behavior. when they used monitor to fuel the pockets of the western meters, said that the and people must be killed only because the interest of western companies, puerto st. got so in arms lies the pro long in the war and ukraine. in fact, it's hard to say, but the west is looking at the ukraine war as a lucrative business. i don't like it to end any time soon, so they don't want any. we are one time to say that western powers are known after democracy. on the contrary, he said they're 10100 percent opposed to

a democracy that is not serving their intrinsic one has time and again and on different divisions called on both sides to sit and talk and try to settle the dispute through diplomatic channels and without beach or feelings of the west, just green party will st can on even more around them. really still letter what she wrote to present have pulled. and what do you propose, what he calls the green peace plan between the ukraine and russia? so all the benefit, either side of the conflict and that the western honest producers will be the ultimate profit tiers and the russia ukraine ward. the ukranian president brought him ears. a lensky has irritated western politicians after criticising nato for uncertainty, sunset. a little gratitude wouldn't go miss i think american people do deserve a degree of gratitude for from us, from the united states, from art,

but their willingness to step up and, and from the rest of the world as well. whether you like you to know if people want to see it, you know, gratitude, sometimes you're asking countries to develop their own stocks. you know, we're not amazon. i told them that last year when i drove 11 hours to be given a list that you create in later, later back trip the western allies that he is grateful for the support the plague, one of justice. but maybe the minister wants something special, but it seems to me that we're grateful to the people here sits administrative offense. lexi, well the, do you have a bad relationship with the british minister of defense, a wonderful relationship. so call him and thank him today please. artic contributor rachel mars then explains how the long anticipated summit has turned out to be a disappointment for ukraine. the ukrainian presidents libraries, zalinski, showed up at nato's garden party and lithuania, looking like the gardener. but even before he arrived,

he was firing off furious tweets, calling his native house weak because summit that they were going to be sending out a timeline for ukraine's needle membership. so he showed up all we really need to talk like crazy boyfriend who is going to camp out on or on nothing more attractive than a guy who uses it and starts diagnosing you slow. he wanted an answer on exactly when they'd be ready, by the way, that's usually how you can tell them who has the most to lose in their relationship . the one who get super clean, he likes the whiskey, is and just can't play it cool. then something happened that change is always the soon, most from across the water. so we can state that the results of the summit are good, but we should receive an invitation that would be ideal. that sounds like what someone says after they flip those. when they're committed to me now or else ultimatums failed, and now they're worried about being done. maybe it has something to do with reports

in the west or present. delegation to the summit were quote, furious about zalinski is treated attacks on nato. other alliance officials have already dropped, not so subtle hints that as much as the wednesday tries to call the shots like he's in charge of nato. in reality, he's really just in the back seat with the little boy we'll and costs that lead, demanding to know from the adults where he didn't think we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that they are in a war with russia. right now there is a bad losing place. no, i just say at the present made clear there is a, there is an important reason why they are not becoming a member of nato right now, because it would instantly stay within simply, i put in the united states in a shooting war with russia. i. so with any potential nato member down the road as to be out of sight right now, talk has now turn to security guarantees. the lift a weight in as it wants to take the militarize it, and wants to scatter bases around russia even more of them. so much for that 1997

agreement that nato made with russia to not put permanent bases or nuclear weapons on the territory of the former soviet states that had just joined needing this is all turning out to be a very convenient excuse for member countries to justify boosting their defense funding to that minimum of 2 percent and g d p agreed on back in 2006. so the lease of the summit having secured the future, not for your premiums, not security for ukrainians, either necessarily, but absolutely. positively for the weapons manufacturers that are really the big beneficiaries of the misery of biden has advised russia to stop attacking russia. just one of the many us president leaders, gas that the summit find out all about its outcome and the facts that shut the web on our website r t dot com. and don't forget to leave

a comment or 2. sparks flew as f b i director christopher re testified before the us house judiciary committee were republicans accused ray of bearing responsibility for the public's distrust of the agency. you preside over the f b i that has the lowest level of trust in the f, b, i's history. people trusted the f b i more when chair to hoover was running the place than when you are. and the reason is because you don't get straight answers, there was a lot of theory committee here, and republicans said they would be demanding answers from f. b, i, director re about abuse of power in his agency. and it certainly was a grilling things. got heated, did talk of a recent court ruling that dealt with the each. have you read the rulings or as i am familiar with the ruling, and i've reviewed it with our office of general counsel, are you deeply disturbed by what they've told you about the ruin?

if you haven't read it yourself? uh, obviously we're going to comply with the court's order the court's preliminary injunction. we sent out guidance to about how to do that. needless to say that the injunction itself is a subject of ongoing lit included because it, it should be the 1st thing you think about every morning. and the last thing you think of our focus is not on this information, broadly speaking, but wait a minute, wait a minute here, and i use are the questions you can in a minute. your star witness said in the litigation elvis chant, who's in charge of this, so they do it on the basis of death. this information, we need to need a definition of what that is. our focus is on the line far and this information that is far in a hostile actors who engage in covert efforts. flip farms, which is something that is not seriously in dispute. elbows chan testified under oath in charge of this for you. you said 50 percent. you had a 50 percent success rate and having a wedge election this information taken down or censored that that wasn't just for an adversary, sir. that was american citizens. how do you answer for the democrats did not press re as hard as the republicans did. but once again,

things did get heated when the president's son, known for his laptop, his co claims came up in the conversation. things got interesting when republican mat gates brought up a 100 biden text message. i'm sitting here with my father. i will make certain the between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows in my ability to for ever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it? director to get into companies for you. do you seem deeply and curious about adult? you almost suspiciously on curious. are you protecting the biden's? absolutely not the f b i the, that's a shake down and everybody knows why you won't answer it because to every, to the millions of people who will see this. they know it is and your inability to acknowledge that is deeply revealing about you palerose ization of policing

agencies and the f. b. i director christopher ray was taking questions alongside the us attorney general american garland. now right out of the gate f b i, director re, started ran, standing against the january 6th capital riot and said it was criminal and had no place in our democracy. but re refuse to acknowledge whether any epi i informants are among the crowd. you're talking the question because you don't want to answer for the fact that you had at least one and somehow missed understand, were very dangerous and that there were others inciting individuals to enter the capital after others broke windows. but he insists that the f b, i is not being weaponized, director, right? are you or your staff, or the zillow areas, weapon, ising, the f, b, i against the american people? absolutely not. the f b, i is notorious for it's interrogation skills,

getting suspects to confess. and break down admit wrong doing. but what we learned from the hearing that just took place is the feds themselves don't hold up so well when they are on the other and new york for mercy a and a less than c l. a burg associates, larry johnson says the incident is an unprecedented abuse of power. a. hi christopher ray. this is exposing a real flaw in the us traditional system when you have to crop branches of government and government in the executive branch, collaborating, colluding with one another. we've never seen that this bad no, of in the be all right. we've never seen such abuse of power poles that have been taken show a growing number of americans are dissatisfied. disenchanted with the fbi,

the fbi i has lost an enormous amount of the equally important this last support of the republic.