the the, the jury flash into the fault of the russian capital's financial district in the uh, the hours of sunday mazda says ukraine is responsible for the destruction of no injuries, ripple friendship leaders, hale the success of the 2nd of a rush after the assignment, the joint declarations thing is harold, a new era of corporation, and a rush. it gets to things in ship shape as the country last name, the day with a certain secular parade along the river is simply just the

most go to the world of this is on c is going to have your complaint today. let's take a look at the headlines of shapes of the week as well as the night disease is most of the scenes were witnessed in the russian capital overnight with them at 10 to 12 strike. a covering damage was done to build into the most se, international business center, the russian defends. and if he says it was a cleaning you a via tank which was salted by ad defenses on the morning of july 30th, an attempt to terrorist attack by the key of resume with the unmanned aerial vehicles in the city of moscow was stopped. one ukrainian u. a v was destroyed by air defense and the space above the uninstall, the district of the moscow region. 2 more drones were surprised by electronic warfare, causing them to crash into non residential buildings in moscow city. this happened in the early hours of sunday, 3 ukrainian drones were intercepted by

a russian forces. one of them will shut down immediately. the other 2 were intercepted by electronic warfare, and they trashed into the business complex that you can see right behind me. this is, in most goes a business district, and when they were shot down, of course, they damaged the facade of the building and one security guard was entered. but according to the most go may or other than not, the damages were quite insignificant. there was lots of shattered glass of ports here on the street that they're cleaning up. but at the same time, there's construction going on here and it has been going on for quite some time. and that's why the picture might look more severe than that actually is. this is the 4th such attack a in the russian capital this month. and the 3rd this week, let's not forget that ukraine is currently several weeks into its counter offensive . and as we know, things are not really going well for them, so they seem to be resorting to desperate measures and those desperate measures entail targets a more and more civilian infrastructure. so let's take

a look back at some of the recent times of the keywords. we has the tack not only russian territory, but also targeted russian citizens. the the,

and the west has been silent when it comes to the subtraction. normally that clean them such acts of violent spots, not when it comes to russia. and again, as we know, it's thanks to their health, washington's help, and it's nato allies, like he is able to do the something that's the russian foreign ministry has been saying all along. and the results of that help is, as you can see, right behind me, diplomacy was at the for this week in st. petersburg with the city playing host, the 2nd of a rush after the summit, behind the anticipated event attracted delegation from $49.00 african nations with the confidence need, is emphasizing why it's crucial for russia and to the countries to, to get is looking to african people shouldn't be puppets. we need to ensure the self sufficiency of our people and countries. russia has always respected our

sovereignty. the bricks, countries are a hope for us. they will help to fight western domination deluxe if they do so. you don't see that it is important to reform the security council to reduce the iniquity towards all african countries. that's how no trick presented in this organization. so some assets create the summit is marked by the spirit of cooperation and partnership, or den. i think we need a more or less. yeah, absolutely. send me to this that you slow with him. so as a form of the un security council and i for could independence, dominated until the student has been feet around the table session. in particular, emphasis was given to russian african relations as a full for creating a more trustworthy multiple world, the relationship. so you don't concord and from sort of not just for the president of the russian federation who has invited us, but it's also a success for african countries because of russia is a winner. everyone is the winner. russia stood with us during the most difficult

times during the times of slavery, and during the times of apartheid, russia has always been helping us for many centuries. we've had good relations and i think these relations are going to develop. i think our success is assured, and we are satisfied with the outcomes of these meetings. we live in a unified world in interconnected world. so what we advocate is africa being part of the organizations that make the decisions we live in a multi polar world. we do understand from your explanation the origins of this conflicts and where it started and how it started. we are, however, please to hear you say you recognize the initiative that we as african countries, 7 african countries have taken. and your take this initiative by

the 7 countries very seriously been calling for engagement. we say so from our own histories, as african countries that many countries on the continent were involved in various conflicts. and in the end of those conflicts, many of them were resolved through peaceful means through negotiations. and it is this that informs us to call for negotiations and dialogue. and in that regard, we do believe that we do have a right to call for peace. because that is a principle that we're family believed in west of 80. it covers all of the event have claimed the full in the number of heads of state attending compared to the inaugural summit 40 years ago, who is an oscar,

his international isolation. but they simply ignore the fact that $49.00 out of the 50 full countries invited cent delegation of the russians northern capital. so about, let's have a trade to the gathering as an attempt to buy moscow to reassure african partners off to quitting the black sea grain deal despite the summit, having been planned for quite some time prior that we spoke with the 1st person for the south african trade unions, congress, i think parks uses the opportunities that russia and africa have together can be capitalized on, on both sides will benefit the country's values of relationship with the brother, russia, although we seek to expand or relations, especially on the shapes um front is a lot that she needs to, to go to translations, to explore the african products to russia, and vice versa. it says many opportunities to promote tourism between russian africa, opportunities to promote so educational changes for students from russia to sudden

africa and vice versa. that we think that is still a lot of space to do. so one thing, for example, that could be a positive thing, is that it can, you have to look flights, which in most goes to the fact that we don't have that, that could help to go trade and tourism another ex exchanges. we need to think a little bit more thing about russia site in both. so that's like a set of already. how can you promote chase, tourism transport, educational opportunities and so forth between special so that's a good because it really is the fundamental basis for the sustainable relationship . it's good to have good political relationships, but i give it a real benefit to people and the russian both a significant then it needs to be linked to economic. so i think that front there's a huge amount of space. so we need to really invest in chrome, so on among of those keeping that parents and the legacy is alive is roland and the son of patricia, the one, the opponent african independence fight to the end of the 1st 5 minutes of the

dominican republic of the con the office issue independence and the 19 sixty's roland and the number is the director of a foundation under his father's name onto jada charles to speak with them on the sidelines of the summit. and he says, africa by the negative sentiment towards russia. a simple song plus the i believe this summit is important because the lumen, the foundation, is happy to be present in areas where africa tend or should make decisions. as such, we have become direct witnesses of what occurs and are able to participate. we believe that among all the continents of the world, there is still a lot to be done in africa. do us considered it important to organize a conference with africa? china and france have also done that. so it is completely natural that such a large country as russia would also do. so, i was invited to the 1st summit and sochi. we believe that both of our countries

need each other, especially because we have never had any historic claims against russia or the soviet union as we have had against other countries. we will not forget that the soviet union contributed to our liberation. they helped african countries free themselves from the status of colonies. in general, i see only positive moments. and i believe it is important on a platform where everyone can speak openly, to together determine a path for positive development on both sides. if we talk about the french speaking part of africa about the media, which has a great influence and which is listen to it is mostly western media. we wake up to the sound of our a fight, the bbc and voice of america, their attitude towards cooperation, between europe and russia is of course hostile. but the common man does not experience that hostility. this is amazing, and lately i can't even explain it, given all the attempts by the west to create that hostility. there is sympathy for

such a symbol of the states as the president. there was incredible sympathy for russian president vladimir putin in africa, especially in the congo one can almost everywhere come across such a concept as the right of precedence. it's when you respect someone who is your elder. you need to listen to them said b, this is reflected even when you address them. when you address an elder, you call them your big brother. recently, ordinary people, when talking about flooding their food and began to call him our brother regarding the moon, but he tried to get support from the united nations. what was refused. so he turned to the soviet union. they agreed to give him an airplane. of course, that's not something grandiose, but it showed intentions from that moment. many of his opponents began to consider him a communist. although in our country at that time, we didn't really have a comprehension of the concept of communism. after his death,

the soviet union provided education to many of his associates relations were good, both during the members life and after it. you are aware, the luminous associates remained on the side of the soviet union. while african leaders go to charles experience, russia during the 2 days summit, russians the jonathan experience and peace of africa as well. the special menu prepared by rest all instances b. as would in honor of the following guess. the image is protection of the success rate, african the,

the top in terms of the african field. so it's the other thing i think this is the rise and mix with a bit of cream. okay, obviously he quoted results. but if i wasn't home, i would have probably forwarded to you guys on us. yeah. yeah. initially what vehicle back us home lies. and this is something that we probably move on a daily basis.

easy to be was good. it is just, it's doing it with them. we have the idea and then decided to put this new menu in every restaurant. we thought for a very long time and looked at all the information. so we can learn more about africans issues. we realize that african cause a is a lot different than russian. so we decided to mix it up and combine the 2 cause aids together. so everyone can enjoy for this channel was in the sake of the action either russia, after economic, i'm humanitarian for so many interesting discussions deal signed and all the lines is re forged new, whatever you may have missed that all website do, the heavy lifting. we've got you covered here, and i'm on r t dot com. the

good to see all the 4 of a sudden fitness of found himself the center of attention these past few days. and that's still the case this sunday with russia's northern capital hosting. the main annual navy, the parade within 40 ships, i'm summary, is have been positioned along the river with the celebrations commenced by the nations need. you know what it is really difficult, not sure about, for centuries of fleet has been and remains on gone to the boat is of the fatherland, its pride and glory. therefore, the celebrations in honor of the fleet is celebrated by the hold of russia. the history of a fleet has shaped his main purpose, the protection of the fatherland. russia is confidently implementing the task to be national maritime policy consistently increasing the power of its fleet this year

alone. so the ships of different classes have joined the fleet. while you're joining me from the beautifully sony st. petersburg, the jewel of the north russia, 2nd capital, a beautiful city. and of course today is the celebration of navy day, a huge naval prey taking place here. and of course, across russia. various parades, lots of people taking part of a 12 and a half 1000 personnel over a 150 ships of russia's fleet, of over 330 active ships. taking part also, there are over a $150000.00 men and women serving in the russian navy today active in the missions across the globe, helping russia project, its power, defend itself. as defendants trade routes, it's never been more important than russia can rely on a strong, independent, and well resort navy. of course st. petersburg itself. this great city and the navy are inexplicably entwined with each other. peter, the great, the architect of the modern russian imperial navy,

also the architect of this beautiful city and the 2 of dwell together, 2 hundreds of years of trial simulation, victories and defeats. it has to be said, but today the russian navy is most certainly a central pillar in russia's defense strategy. it's also important to note that this is a family day to day where a veterans and families from across russia can celebrate their participation in the russian navy to the great patriotic war, where the russian navy served as a valiant and very, very brave purpose. trying to defend russia from its enemies today in a new multi polar world. st. petersburg has been the center of many important meetings at the st. petersburg economic form, the african summit. and many of those african leaders have stayed here to witness as a guest of honor with vladimir putin at the parade passed before us today. again, russia now a pre eminent power, particularly in the submarine warfare with the belgrade vessel on arrival globally,

with assignment system. it can carry russia projecting its power very confidently. today, despite the conflict in ukraine, despite the active operations there, the russian people are here in force with their families, with the veterans and with the active serving members the navy to give science to them along with president food, che bose ortiz st. petersburg. a full time is oversight, is said that the rich cohen eyes ation of the nation was, quote, the luckiest thing that ever happened to it. don't know how it made those comments in reference to the technician night national vote on whether to include more protections, but indigenous people in the constitution. i do hold the view that the luckiest thing that happened to this country was being colonized by the british. not that they were perfect by any means, but they were infinitely more successful and beneficent. call in the eyes of the of

the european countries. well, let's discuss this on my side without costs when the main issue in mainland, thanks for joining me here in the seat of this office on together was quite exciting. so why did the full, my prime message on how would make these comments? well, these are quite shocking statements from the australia. second longest, upright survey and prime minister. his comments came ahead of the heated referendum about the representation of indigenous people in the country. now of course, his comments came under fire and were heavily criticized by people on social media . as we must remember, that thousands of indigenous men, women, and children were massacred by british colonial is, uh, in the late 18th century, all the way to the early 20th century of those on track of it. hey, now, can we say that the british collision ization of astray is a brutal endeavor to i'm keeping his brutal to the indigenous people. now,

of course, because the british have carried out what is called the frontier mass occurs. now essentially, these massacres are usually planned massacres and which the victims are undefended . now, according to a guardian article, and this is interesting, there were at least $270.00 frontier massacres over 140 years. now this was an organized attempt to eradicate indigenous people from their lines and in the late 18th century. so the very beginning of these massacres, the mass killings were carried out by british soldiers. then police, then settlers and even native police, which was of course, under the command of the colonial government at the time. now government forces were also actively engaged in these massacres all the way through the late 19 twenties. and they have even had some efforts to cover up these atrocities. but right now let's take a look at

a very interesting study done by the university of new castle on these massacres. frontier mass occurs of aboriginal people in australia are a significant component of the violent colonization of australia. the overwhelming majority of the victims of frontier massacres are aboriginal people killed by colonists. frontier massacres have a traumatic and enduring impact on aboriginal communities and are remember to the stay in oral histories, paintings, petro gloves and dance. government agents of the early colonies and leaders, states and territories such as military and police, were identified as participants in around half of the frontier massacres. now, while talking about this history might be sensitive and even shocking to some, it is very important to be reminded of and to acknowledge the atrocities in the horrors of european colonialism. indeed, and of course,

a little colonialism literally, even in africa as spain. i mean, most of the country is the nice, reeks, quite shocking, but well, thanks so much for joining me here in just it was a pleasure. thanks again. bye now. so i forgot molly and 5. well, the following. a public vote has implemented a new constitution that remove french as an official language. instead, 13 national languages are being promoted by the just ation. we fight with local, so say they are in the thing the of the change are the same. personally, i think it's a good initiative because when you go to the administration and speak to certain civil servants, you often get the feeling that they are not at ease was printing. personally, i agree with what's happening in relation to between friends and malley. we go south and independent country, but we can't make a decision without the influence of friends or of the western con glenda. so any country that doesn't have its own language in its own target, comcast,

anywhere from malia and so we may speak french out of the whole population of at least 30 percent. those who speak the national language is a 100 percent. and this reform comes in the context of self injury in the context of all i'm wrestling with from sending a context of mistrust. so don't want that one. i think it's a good idea because for a country to develop, it has to use its own language. so it's better than using foreign languages. the further you get from the french language, the further you get from the french. and besides, you will see onto i, it's also a message against french policy relation, so tense. and i don't even see a solution. maybe even a total rupture, really money, but fronts hasn't acknowledged his mistakes. so monte, too, has found out the opponents in reference is going to lose money completely, but it wouldn't be money alone. perhaps others will follow them all of these example. and see if i sense amends, which we've just heard about have been growing in molly. i made the claims or former colonial power has been seeking to interfere in the west african nations

domestic affairs powers recently with the village students from the country. i think said that is 9 the emergency operation, the was a failure, but still the french language, which has been official in the states since 1960 will remain a working language locals have of course, in the switch to their own national languages on an official level must be done carefully and glad you're going out there, but this is it. somebody's in the institutionalized and national languages and silent french is a double inch. so what i thought, i'm happy that all national languages, everything like that official, but i also asked them so we're just to try and make this language is a little more scientific in terms of pricing and popularization so that everyone can understand. so we need to give it time to see if it has a positive or, and negative impact on is your processing. if i move, i don't think it's a bad thing as long as they want to promote our national languages. but i also think that we can't get rid of french overnight. i think if we want to leave french

behind, we have to do it gradually. we mustn't do it suddenly. i'm also in favor of promoting our national languages because if you take the example of all the developed countries, you can see that they have their language as they used to work with the same. i think it's great to the malay and authorities are changing the stages of the french language in spite of on national languages. this means introducing our local languages into education. that means teaching them, but school children will learn to read and writes in all languages. it's not easy to change the stages of french in concrete terms, but everything depends on the willingness of the authorities to take the necessary steps as a sign of the loss of influence. because the authorities have already driven from its own me and its n g errors. now says molly wise always is great to have you with us. but that also this news, i would be more the top of the products that the

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