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field, the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world and davy and the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the, the russian federal security service floor, it's an assassination attempt on our cheese editor in chief, margarita assembly on and journalist cust thing of soft chuck. the head of ukraine's main orthodox christian monastery is placed in costa city for 30 days. unable to pay a large bale fee, washington makes a multi $1000000000.00 credit applied to one car in return for sweden's, a session to nato. that's the forwarding to pulitzer prize, winning journalist seymour hersh, citing and a names, government officials,
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and under no circumstances with an exclamation point. that's the us response to developing nations requesting climate, reparations. we speak to my land to get their take on the issue. and i believe that african nations should receive financial compensation for this and balance the usa has always showing the spirit of hiding when it's faced with a difficult situation. the good afternoon for moscow. this is our t international with the latest and world news updates. i'm here, elizabeth brace to have you with us. and we start this hour with breaking news. the russian federal security service have prevented and assassination attempt on ortiz, editor in chief margarita simon young and journalist guessing yes, so chuck, in the course of the investigation,
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the detainees confirmed the preparation of assassination attempts on behalf of the s b u, for reward of 1500000 roubles for each murder, the investigative committee of russia will initiate criminal cases, aggravated by extremist and terrorist motives against the detainees, the f as b. i've now issued a statement, an official statement outlining what this is all about. this is an assassination attempt by a know, a named a neo nazi group called paragraph a c h. and they've been conducting reconnaissance and planning the assassination of 2 very high profile female and media personalities and journalists. and they've arrested the numerous individuals in resign. and in moscow and, you know, one of these individuals is uh, wrong colleagues here, marguerite assume on yeah. and the head of or t. and she is also confirmed in the statement that she's been informed by the f. s . b, the federal federal security service of russia. that she has been surveilled at her
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home and at a place place of work at just senior subtract another high profile russian journalist, another female journalist as well. it was a presidential candidate, previously, also with the target of this assassination plot. that the f as b of also revealed that a, the sum of 1500000 roubles had been offered to this group by uh, the s b u a. according to the f s b, the ukrainian security services to carry out these killings at the numbers of people the time you haven't got that. yes. but they did recover an assault rifle, a lot of munition, a lot of neo nazi paraphernalia as well, flags, knives, etc. and when they rated these uh apartments, uh, the investment committee now of russia have launched an investigation into this applause under anti tyra laws. this is unfortunately not the 1st time this has happened. there had been other attacks against journalist and
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a russian political figures. could you tell us more about this, why do you think they're being targeted? yeah, of course. and that since russia's military operation, ukraine has begun at numerous high profile media personalities have been targeted, actually killed remarkably at western journalists. i've been tracking the put on this mir toward its list through this a peacemaker list. numerous friends of mine. i've been also mentioned in the ukrainian media recently as well. after speaking out about the, the, the key of narrative on the conflict. if you like, would be terribly daria. do you know, most notably was killed. the daughter of prominent russian philosopher, alexander, duke, and who we believe may have been the tigris she was killed. she was a prominent blogger and journalist as well as a russia female, killed in a terrible, targeted car bombing last summer, 11th piracy, another very prominent blogger from the don boss region, was killed in a target of assassination and st. petersburg. and then most recently we had so her
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pretty up in the next politician, journalist and blogger, as well, uh, targeted in an assassination attempt. his driver died. he was critically injured and looked uneasy, survived. so it's a very, very dangerous time for people who are speaking out against the pro nato, a key of regime. it seems that there is no crime that can be committed against anybody dissenting from the narrative. and you know, the west is essentially turning a blind eye to these crimes. but of course we know the granular nature with which the west and security services are involved. and you find the numerous supports of that from the ground, from the west itself. so to suggest that they have no knowledge of these plots or plans to target very high profile individuals in the russian federation, it's very, very difficult to believe. so a selective moral attitude when it comes to suppression of free speech and the west on the country that they have anointed as the guardians of the frontiers of freedom
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. it seems that anyone challenging that narrative is no a tie guest here in russia and potentially in the west and to the latest on calves correct down on ukraine's orthodox church. now, the head of the key of furniture, swab raw has been taken into custody for at least 30 days over his failure to pay a nearly $900000.00 bill. the metropolitan says he's being persecuted for his face . yeah, i do not agree with this decision. the judge has shown that she is under pressure from the people who are interested in this. i don't have 33000003 of them, unless the prosecutor can pay for me. i'm being prosecuted because of christ. the church and my face it before being jailed. pablo handed over his cross and religious staff to his lawyer. the metropolitan had been under house arrest since april tia has accused the clergyman of justifying russian regression and inciting,
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religious hate charges which the metropolitan denies. meanwhile, ukraine's parliament voted on friday in favor of changing the date of orthodox christmas. from january 7th to december 25th. the move comes and made a wider cross down on the religious institution standing from a december 2022 bill which fanned the ukrainian churches activities the
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the sizes of metropolitan bail raises questions about cab legal system. as the clergyman bond is $33.00 times higher than that of the suspected child traffic or dentist variety it at the end of june variety was detained for child trafficking, as he attempted to take an 11 month old boy into the e. u to sell him for $25000.50 of which was to be given to the child's mother. earlier this week it was reported that he paid the court over $27000.00 to secure his release over $800000.00 less than the metropolitan. let's cross to a live with jason michael mccann,
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academic and independent journalist. nice to see jason. the head of the, the head of the key effort, sir, slab ro will be in custody for at least 30 days over his inability to pay this large fail fee. what do you make of this? and why is it bill amounts so unusually large? so i would only imagine that the development has been made ridiculously large in order to remove the metropolitan from the situation while an ongoing, effectively and on. ready and at could, within the ukrainian church, takes place. this has been a long time coming. this has been plans, you know, are, has been in the pipelines and you training since the 19 nineties and the formation of effectively an old tablet of aust adults church. but the way the orthodox church doing, except it would be old for the nationalistic, and it's, you know, it's extreme right. waiting extremely right when it's 80 ology. i'm. so what we
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have noted, seeing is the, the putting into effect all of these you no longer visions for this nationalistic possession of the orthodox check. and ukraine's parliament also voted on friday in favor of changing the date of christmas in the country from january 7th, to december. 25th. what's behind the timing and what is the name of this decision? do you think the ultimate lee? it's hard to say for sure. i can only imagine that this is less of a religious thing because it's, it, it, it forms effectively a complete break with the white, a global orthodox community that changes the dates of christmas. this is a western date. so it perhaps indicates from within the religious cultural see which effectively is
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a pop up of the ukrainian regime. i'm a realignment not only in terms of culture and religion to the west box of a white or realignment of the key every james and ty, if i'm passion towards washington, um the yeah, yeah. by the way, are you aware of any international agreements that could prevent that this change from taking place myself? i'm not entirely aware of agreement. so such, i'm the effect of running of ecclesial or checked communities under international law is left to then, what would really need to be established is some kind of a culture vashon con, prevention of the european convention on human rights on the international declaration on human rights which there may be an argument for,
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but this is state into feelings in the alteration over religion or religious body. those i would have to be firmly established suddenly from the actions of the court and be in possession of a prison sentence. and this would put the metropolitan and fighting company. christians house had a long history of being imprisoned by the state for their faith. he bought the the behavior of the state would certainly indicate that this, the state is attempting to officially pass secure to repress one aspect of the orthodox faith and ukraine. but not would have to be, you know, firmly established before international bodies for you know, that to be prosecuted as a violation of civil rights. but it looks certainly appeal that there is a good case for that. yes, this looks to be a violation of human rights. now jason,
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you mentioned persecution, and as we mentioned, the clergy man's bond is $33.00 times higher than that of the suspected child traffic, or dennis brody, who paid the court a little over 27000 dollars to secure his release. why do you think there's such a large difference in some, could you say this is specifically persecution? because of the contrast with the contrast would indicate to me at least, i think, to almost any reasonable pass that the court is showing quit. it's true. consent is that this is magnitudes larger than the funding imposed of the bail imposed on a child traffic. i would say that the, the key aspect team is more afraid of the presence of the metropolitan freedom because he acts as a symbol of resistance against the to be effective knots the vacation. and that is what we have seen within the creation of this old tablet of church. and it has
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a pedigree that goes back to the nazi ita and you claim. so having him removed from having his freedom removed and him in prison, a low use, effectively a crew to be, you know, funded within the, the ukrainian church for more of the, you know, the traditional orthodox church which is the majority to be removed from their possessions. and for various changes to happen to the look tactical calendar, which would realign the church culturally with the west until this old to be done. whilst metropolitan powerful is in prison. would mean he would have a limited capacity to act as any form of you know, lucas, of resistance to lead people to resist the changes that are being imposed on the orthodox church. jason michael mccann, academic an independent journalist. thank you for your insight. thank you very much
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. i for the persecution of ukraine's orthodox church has become a hot topic of debates, not only in ukraine, but among conservatives across the world. farmer us vice president mike pens was a thrill by ex fox news host tucker carlson over the situation for all the latest on the issue. go to our website, r t dot com, where we analyzed some of the former tv hospice claims that if washington wanted to, it could end the war and ukraine overnight. the, as washington continues to send billions of dollars to ukraine, america's own budget is on the ropes with the latest statistics showing some disturbing numbers as r t is caleb martin explains. well the new report shows that in the 1st 9 months of the fiscal year, the u. s. ready budget deficit has triples. now that's
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a quite a large increase. now, it's important to note that the united states is already east $32.00 trillion dollars in debt and that there has been a rising in expense in financing this debt. the interest payments have increased by 25 percent of the banks are getting more and more money from the united states taxpayers and ready to finance the ongoing debt. now, in the reports about this problem of the budget deficit in these new reports that we've been seeing in the coverage of mainstream u. s. media, national, public radio. other outlets have not mentioned a big elephant in the room. ukraine at this point. uh, $75000000000.00 from the us. taxpayers have gone to humanitarian financial and military support to ukraine. that's according to the research done by the keel institute in germany. $75000000000.00 has gone to ukraine and this rising deficit
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in the united states. you cannot say, this is not a factor as much as us mainstream media tries to ignore it. now, is it really worth it to the american taxpayer to continue to flip the bill for this conflict in this ongoing situation? well, marjorie taylor green, a republican in the us house of representatives, recently proposed and amendments to the national defense authorization act and the government spending putting forward a new budget to get even more money to ukraine. she proposed in her amendment to the united states withdraw from nato. here she is explaining the logic behind it. the us has been financing and promising to defend nato countries for decades and paying more than its fair share. western european countries could and should be stepping up their financial contributions to ensure the security of nato. instead, they're entirely beholden to russia, and us tax payers are expected to foot the bill. now this amendment was voted down
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like another amendment put forward by republican congressman, nat, gate super pose. they're no longer be any security support to ukraine. now this was also voted down. now, at this point, it appears that more funding for ukraine from the us tax payers is going ahead. the white house at this point, once to remove the stipulations in the bill for a general inspector to make sure there is some oversight into how us taxpayer money is spent in ukraine. the white house doesn't even want that. yeah. whole inspector to be included in the new money that has been given to ukraine. so it seems like, wow, us living standards are dropping. well, uh, living standards across united states conditions and the country crime against the structure of the country is falling to pieces. more and more money is being provided to ukraine at the expense of the american taxpayers, even though the country is already $32.00 trillion dollars in debt. a us president
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biden issued a multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to persuade her kia to approve sweden's a session to nato. that's the latest claim from pulitzer prize winning american journalist seymour hersh, citing anonymous officials. the button promised that i'm much needed $11.00 to $13000000000.00 line of credit would be extended to turkey, a by the international monetary fund. biden have to have a victory and turkey a is an acute financial stress, and official with direct knowledge of the transaction told me. turkey lost a 100000 people in the earthquake last february and asked for 1000000 buildings to rebuild what could be better than earn a 100 biden's to pledge the official asked. finally, having seen the lights and realizing heat is better off with nato and western europe. the allegations made by seymour hersh are of course import and the number of ways he claims that the us has offered are due on monday and that the charges
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side has accepted this. of course, there is no official confirmation just yet. we asked for any kind of comment from the turkey side, but we haven't heard back from the old bid. there may or may not be some truth to it. but what's really important here is our, the one stance on the matter diplomatically. we've seen him waiver from one opinion to another, much like sweden joining nature uh for the longest time over the past year or so on to the has been adamant in preventing sweet, enjoying the needle walk. and the result of this week's nato, somebody suggested that all of the sudden on goes ok with sweet and joining us. as a result, many western or mainstream media analyst have suggested that this was a snob and a response to how the relationship between on could on moscow law. however, the for the presidential spokesman for russian president vladimir putin had this to say. turkey it is a member of the north atlantic alliance. it has its obligations and is committed to
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them. this has never been a secret for us. and in this regard we have never worn rose colored glasses. this is our agitated, so in this respect we understand everything very well, so diplomatically that has been a thing. however, when we're talking about the i m f b i, i'm asked if is, if this is more of a policy, and this is a much more deeply related issue when it comes to on cut on how they approach some of these issues. for in the early, 2010 on cut out for the 1st time was in a position to say that they fully paid off their i enough debt. and this was a career making moment for the church as president. so to say that the us is going to facilitate some sort of money or financial gains for our lunch, and i'll be whether it's true or not. i could result in a great deal of pressure at home as well. so and so we find until we hear special confirmation from either side, whether it's it, you know, i'd say it's our church and we will not understand or know whether this is true and
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time will only so. and as a, as the events and impulse under no circumstances, that's how a us climate envoy expressed the likelihood of washington pain, climate, reparations to developing countries. are you planning to commit america to climate, reparations. that is say, we have to pay some other country because they had a flood where they had a hurricane or a type. now in a while under no circumstances. very good. i'm glad to hear you say that. i do have a no. i don't read an exclamation point decided to say, i will write in an exclamation point for you and i'm glad that we have agreement on that. i don't know if my black tunnel work was there we go. climate reparations have been a reoccurring topic in recent years. countries like pakistan gone to in nigeria have repeatedly express their discontent with the west as handling of climate change. developing countries while emitting very small percentages of gases. so for
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the most from the effects of climate disasters. pakistan, for instance, while affected by deadly floods and brows, accounts for only one percent of the world c o 2 emissions. the move has caused outrage among africans who have called on washington to rethink the issue. there's holes here. i think nowadays africa is suffering from the effects of climate change . we are aware that africa is not responsible. so those who are responsible, i think the must compensate, they must contribute in helping out for committee gave this home full effects of climate change. everyone knows that one of the biggest predators is the usa, like many other western countries, but they refused to compensate african double standards. i prefer to put it that way. i think the west is like that in many other areas. it's not just the climate change. was the, i believe that african nations should receive financial compensation for this and
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balance because they are the nation's that's up for most from the consequences of climate disruption. the factors in various american and european countries are the causes of pollution, which are at the root of climate change and africa need support to help it cope with the effects of climate change, the us. so you think they are superior to other states being up would mean they're regret what they've done, but they think it's their right to cause this harm. and it's what has to be done. yeah, so africans must be financially compensated because these western countries are partly responsible for our atmospheric troubles. the usa has always shown the spirit of hiding when it's faced with difficult situations. even in situations where there's a main culprits. they've always shown this lack of responsibility. while refusing to pay climate reparations to developing countries, the usaa is now the biggest polluter in the world responsible for excessive levels
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of greenhouse gas emissions. according to a recent study, the richest industrialized countries could be liable to pay a $170.00 for $1000000.00 in climate, reparations by 2050 its political analysts show more. how long does says the us decision on climate reparation send a message to developing countries who still follow western ideology? it's not surprising coming from the west. um, this is the same kind of see that this device on slavery. that is, has its headquarters in washington dc bowed by sleeves. so them refusing to pay the patients for the 3rd world countries. it's not a shocking in any way because that's is it to be copied. yeah, that would usually expect coming from the likes of john. katy at all the west and
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the top made of the shots. that's why they choose that. this should be a video message. those kind of leasing the fed. well, we have leaders that still subscribe into the west, then ideally won't be the worst easier. and to say that the message is now becoming clear, they are starting to see a medicaid. so the, what the intent is, what would they really are the and then government has impose a 20 percent tax on online gaming companies. but the decision has caused outrage in the industry with developers saying the move will stifle innovation and investment . the decisions ignores over 60 years of settled, legal jurisprudence, and lumps online skill gaming with gambling activities. this decision will wipe out of the entire indian gaming industry and lead to many job losses. and the only
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people benefiting from this will be n t national illegal, offshore platforms. the implementation over 28 percent tax rates will bring significant challenges to the gaming industry. this high a textbook will impact the company's cash flows, limiting the ability to invest in innovation, research, and business expansion. the industry is expected to be worth 5000000000 by 2025. the tax will be imposed on online gaming casinos and horse racing. as the government lumps together, games of scale and chance, it's designed in part to combat gambling addiction, but key players have called it unconstitutional. international indian government has hit back saying taxes have been reduced on other essential goods. people klemmer in the gates of 28 percent goods and service tax hide on online gaming. but these people are not thinking in finance minister for using g as the on 4 items
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earlier. my colleague nikki, are and discuss the issue with managing partner at yolanda and shalanda law offices, sandeep shalana, and the founder of media, nama nichoela, pow wow. i think this do use the concepts middle school to equate in taxation with gambling because maybe up against me. it's so cause game of activity and advertise as a means of funding money. so in that advertising they, they do not highlight that is somewhat diction and, and money loss. but they also, you know, didn't end up trying to promise people that they would make x, not amount of money. if you look at the, when they've been operating in terms of what that promising to people, the, this is one gambling industrial coming industrial also does. so it, even though on the law of the, on, not a created on that station they had been created and it's, and bought the papers he doesn't know system because very poor people. but taking this proposed 50 hi it is and losing their life savings. many of them committing
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suicide in the process, so this industrial did as well what they want us to come to work in terms of very high taxation because can do more protection is important to me. thank you for that . i'm coming back to mr. chill on. i noticed that you were so can you ahead? well, mister power was speaking, then. i know that you see this as an attack on innovation. well, mr. policies, this is may be the attempt to safeguards, citizens across downtown addiction. what, why would you disagree with that? to see, 1st of all obviously see every, let's see, and every 2nd that has issues in so far as you know, somebody else who are not either combined with the laws or not locking in the best interest of everyone. i would say that this is the very mild you know, outlook that the government has adopted. mister byways. think i have 20 is back. my father use within me. don't sit in front of them. do that. you won't be surprised. you won't be coming to pick and i think that is a very taught it is a talked which it does not understand. we have the generation is bullying and how
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we are moving father. i would not go to you. i agree that it is. it is the reason that this sector does us not from the relevant the regulations which can stop these kinds of, uh, you know, uh the merits, but punish them. there are various other effect does, which government is a very with the more thing they have data on, you know, and the negatives, but negatives doesn't mean that you're going to kill and investing. so i completely do not agree to this thought process. i think we have to look at this isn't even in terms of how the winding advertising codes of how they're not changing the practices and they have brought this up on them. so mean dissolve. what's coming to that? let's see. undoubtedly, there is this risk that if the fix fission office tech that is very heavy, there is an incentive for people to use the services which are operating outside the tex mex. so there is a possibility that some of the companies either would ship this. i would say no.

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