the, the leisure receives fighter jets from nearby partner countries. molly amber keen, a fossil to defend itself against the potential attacks from other regional powers that wants to reinstate the nations that post president supporters see the former colonial power from civic escalating tensions. we know that it is a problem that is behind us. we feel what story, therefore we'll fight for me to be liberated in any case against what is called a must go, say the foreign policy chief. yusef morales simply envious, softer a tolling russia, quote, gas station with nukes, not as the world bank less russia as well as the world, the top 5 common leased by purchasing power, surpassing all e you, nations and britain out also had on the program this our, the had

a few frames and national security service brags about committing attacks against russia, spain, the lives of innocent, the life from our new center in moscow. this is our team here, and i still hello and welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news, rushes space agency has reported an emergency on the loo, not 25 on spacecraft as it was preparing to enter. it's pre landing or bits of the noun, the instant prevented operators from executing a positioning maneuver. that is what we know of this stage and specialists are trying to find a solution to the problem at just to point out what is happening up there. the luna 25 mission is the country's 1st to the surface of her. it's a flight in some 47 years. this is

a developing story. awesome. when we know more about it, what bring it to of the west african nations or brit keana 1st. so when molly hubs send fighter jets to neighboring nature, it's in response to an escalating threat of a potential military intervention in the last her nation by other regional powers, combat aircraft bearing the flags of molly burkina. faso were shown on national television in nature. after making an appearance in the capital, me, i'll make the report said stuff officers from those 3 countries method in this year to develop a response problem against the aggression of the regional block echo was which wants to reinstate the nations. the post president locals from became a facet we heard from say they support the decision of the government to potentially funding for the independence of nature. because we know that it is from us that is behind this eco a story. and therefore,

we are fighting to be liberated in any case against what is called imperialism in the event of an eco watson to venture. and i believe that in your book and, and molly, i was also responded to my, the concern is that on the, on, on the routine and multi must support the people of new jerry taking up arms and going to flight in the chair is the same thing as flight in service and we know how to support each other very well. the 2 quantity tools. well, that sounds echo was defense chief say they're ready to conduct military action in crisis. hit nature. as soon as the order is given, a commissioner for the grouping stated, quote, the day is decided on the block as fine shoot and how to proceed with the operation . we are ready to go in the time the order is given. the due date is also beside it, which we, i'm going to disclose. i don't think we'd love the full cost on the military us, but we're ready to resolve it peacefully. but it takes to tell me what f o f,

the same coming out of that means and in our car guy, his client. and that is the same position that the, the regional block has maintained in previous meetings, across apologies. are saying that unless i installed on the go systems with the beach with major school government, you know, it was to restore, place them what, how much assume to power box when he will respond to militarily? are experts believe that one of course is doing right now, you know, for so in these thoughts with the nature of school government is what the block should have gone. any shelly and some experts say, you know what airports has taken disposition is stuff widespread, which is the same all kinds of nissan or from applied to 0 to apply military forces . to be sure about airports i've seen in the past week, also from our for i, you know, as well as the quickest size, the son 5 of major school governments to prosecute, press the how much the assume for the cheese in a clued up might have said that it is ready to negotiate the kind of positive

comment from them as not really showing any serious sign, but they are willing to negotiate. and also i'm actually saying that what these ministry lead us of these are, are trying to do is to basically have a strong for gaining power in the events that they finally get to the negotiating table. a new jersey, new prime minister has given an interview to the new york times saying he had wanted from us to keep our presence in the country, but also to respect his nation ali, let me then they also touched upon the whereabouts of the ice. the president who was detained in the cool thing, his life, not at risk. the threats of military intervention against nature was 1st raised 3 weeks ago after a qu, legs, and military leaders taking power. however, the question of using force to restore the previous government has been met with resistance, influential regional powers such as nigeria gonna appear, splits on the issue algeria and shot upset. they strongly oppose interference paper

. they said it's likely take part either in any action on molly, but a scene of fussy, how wouldn't they would treat any intervention of the declaration of war with why could do go standing the very idea of an electro offensive. it's shocking. on the we are part of a single economic union, we called joint meetings, even the very idea that among the states of the association, someone who wants to wage an international war is shocking. it is also shocking that some heads of stage want to wage war on all the countries under the guise of democracy, and especially outrages all the attempts to re establish your regime that has been overthrown. this is pretty contradictory. the united states will, if i could wait to drove bases in nature as a precaution, although it's still refraining from calling the events there a cruise which would require its own ribs own laws to cut latrice. you can read all about it on r t dot com the most go have slammed the use foreign

policy chief, yusef burrell over his comments bashing the russian economy, saying he simply appeared envious in russia as an economic door. if it is like a gas station whose owner has an atomic bomb, everything that was said by burrell was out of m. v and helplessness. as for nuclear weapons, only one yukon for has them. the rest, do not. they have nothing to be proud of. so they responded with anger, berella, vice president of the you, commission phrase, china as a geo political player while criticizing russia. and those comments may have very well, i've come out of frustration. i couldn't afford some washington based world bank holidays crushing the top 5 economies for new in the world in terms of purchasing power up the hard see ahead of all of the use of britain on comes as your opinion, space, fuel, economic crises, in throwing installation on the highest unemployment rates and yeah,

in decades where we spoke with canadian politic level this on the longer alex reporter fee saves you a certain to become increasingly desperate for what the suppose at russian gas station. no, not a single rank to spend that issue to soon glad very gas station that joseph burrell is talking about. they're going to need it this winter in europe, especially the germans, whose economy has torpedoed here in the last year. this is pretty serious stuff here. and yes, so i would have to agree that there is somewhat a little bit of jealousy, as we seen, the escalation of sanctions happened against russia. it didn't do any, anything to the russian economy. sure. it's had some challenges. but russia has, you know, manage it to, you know, go through these a stormy waters, but it has picked up some serious allies along the way. and one of them is definitely china. we're just getting into uh, you know,

soon to be the fall season. and then the winter season in europe, this is where the money starts to really become printed and, and the americans have been printing like it's, you know, the dollar like it's been going out of style. and the e. u has really has to get its house in order here because they're buying this expensive fact, oil and gas from america. it's dirty, it's expensive to bring over to their shores. but that's so called gas station. well, when you run out of gas, you got to go to the get station, i think, yes, why the americans and europeans have pretty much well shut down that gas station, or at least the pipeline to add to that cheap gas. that really, really is important to for these economies in europe. well it's, it's going to bite ok. another story to bring you this saturday ukraine has conducted, i wrote, and i talked on on earth field in north western, at russian novgorod region according to local authorities. the strike damage center

across of the facility and has been condemned by moscow as an act of terrorism. no casualties have been reported. meanwhile, a ukrainian magazine has published an interview with the head of the nation security service. and it's equally bragged about conducting a tax on the crime in bridge which took the lives of innocence of that was me personally together with my 2 trusted employees who were engaged in the preparation and implementation of this special operation. but the bridge we went through 7 circles of how we used to so many people in the clandestine way the russians arrested and put in prison, 22 people. they're all charged with complicity and a terrorist act. what's interesting about this is we've had sort of uh, allegations and suspicions that ukraine were involved. the 1st of these attacks, of course, took place in october last year. a truck bomb is believe to have been behind it. 5 people killed their 5 innocent civilians killed. and the latest attack was in july

of this year, where the 2 parents of young girl were killed again, innocent civilians, this chuck vessel email. you look at the s b u chief. it's the poll, one of this article which he gave to a ukrainian magazine called the new voice magazine. it's quite a complicated article. it gives great detail into the planning that went into both of these attacks. and matthew talks about how he's a very close team was involved in essentially the manipulation of innocent people unlikely that these attacks the complexity of them. particularly the latest drone attack on the bridge would have been tied up with the nato import is highly unlikely. and most analysts believe that the, the intelligent services in the west would have at least been aware of these, these attacks. and it's really the cynicism with which these attacks have been celebrated. now we saw them celebrated opening on the streets of key of the issuing of a postage stamp quite mccully to celebrate this attack last year. with the mug,

your outlines how his team celebrated this attack. it was an indescribable feeling that with many months of preparations, which ended up with success. and that's the thing which is hard to describe when the explosion occurred, we shouted very loudly because the in attention was huge. to be honest, i pray that everything would work out. absolutely. the no mention of the innocent civilians who died on the bridge that day and last year. and again, of course, this is a country alleging all sorts of more crimes. and the salts by the russian authorities actually were very careful to try and target their attacks on military targets. whereas the ukrainians under wisdom backers know, seem able to completely okay with these to begin casualties. not even mentioning them or apologizing for them. what i'd like to know is that you kind of taking responsibility for 2 attacks on the crime in bridge,

but there have been others. yeah, yeah. and of course this is in the context of several attacks. we've had a people like diarrhea do going to an absolutely innocent young woman killed in a for rose just car bombing, some think was aimed at her father. a prominent philosopher here in motion flatland, capacity assassinated in saint petersburg, of course, as well as of this type of cynical attack has no regard for the public safety of innocence. and because of that could be a impact and extend the silence with which ukraine and kids west and backers seem to be taking this. they look the other way. there's no condemnation. what's your take on the timing of this admission? well, of course, we all know how things are going on the battlefield in ukraine, and this counter offensive the long as wanted this much hyped counter offensive and more tried by the same media, which is now begrudgingly accepting that it isn't going according to plan,

revealing the complex and widespread chaos in the us state department a as as to what to do next. so as this project ukraine, you know, tumbles and x would be towards afghanistan. to a point though, i think we're probably going to see more of these desperate attacks, much like the drone attacks on, on moscow. these pin prick attacks, which have absolutely no strategic or military value, but an attempt to influence russian public opinion. and we're probably gonna see more of those as, as the situation on the battlefield proper. that goes from bad to worse for you, clint, as well. just staying with this to a french, political, consulting, and lawyer are no do. will a say it's about the spike over selling it's country offensive in the months prior, ukraine's progress on the battlefield has failed to meet expectations. the military situation on the fault is not going quite as expected, despite the over hi thing. the event of the condo offense, the budget work,

and everybody in care of is trying to exist politically, by every mean possible, since they are rumors that some people might be on the chopping block. so as we know, the s b u is known 1st and foremost for they are site also peroration, obviously this is a regime that is backed against a war, but which knows that his time is counted and so they are resorting to increasingly desperate and outland ish courses of action, there's not much pressure knowledge into how they do it. they just do it because they are just drinking the whole clay to loving the media, other western media, legacy media, protecting them and basically looking the other way. but again, time is running out into an old letter. someone's going to have to account for this gigantic a failure. uganda is president. how's claim the west is trying to intimidate his nation, the south for the world like stop sending financial aid to the country over

a comfortable for so new on t l g b, t law. some of these imperialist actors are insufferable. you have to work hard to restrain yourself from exploding with anger there, so shallow they do not know when and where to stop. the world banks cut all funding to infrastructure projects. as a consequence, kampala was obliged to revise its budget resulting in the biggest currency the valuation in almost 8 years. the world bank said the move was to prevent discrimination in the projects that funds. however, one you can deductive is for years that might only inside hunger against the l g. b, t minority in the nation. apricots with great war backlash for the gate community in the country because you've guidance with ben, blame the community. in fact, our position has always been that 8 gods, what effect all your guidance, including the gate community itself. logically, it does not make sense. what we have always preferred. our target and sanctions. as

you're done, there's anti l g b t. laws are widely considered. some of the toughest in the world, same sex relations can be punished by life imprisonment. the world bank funding freeze is not the only consequence that you've done that is facing the us us love, trouble restrictions on key officials with the president bite and also threatening cuts and aid and investment. multiple western bodies of also condemned the anti l g b t. though we heard mixed opinions on the controversial law from locals in the capital. this could be a way, not so much to use the hold onto almost a charge of the law as a result of the projects, but must be this trouble. uganda is going to highlight with quote unquote the wrong countries. iran and the russians have done that comes survive. but before i let them build the site to me, that's. busy a strain on the society. so the government discount found on the very high you've unemployment rate. it would be a price for

a country. you got the country that's got new money or the old, of course of getting data sources that we have. like our daughter zooms sick stuff now to avoid without just to develop the you for that money is under the video where you're going to remove without the needs of the loan. later to be the knows what, i'm what the fund weatherbug we are we one with exporting dignity. we are not producing anything with the big gun. does it come to the surface they need? but we are not. this is the wrong thing. i think again is one of those tensions that have defended so much as passive, so upset presidencies retained that we tend to you already doing that even with the learning. so just imagine without what a spokesman for you've done this. finance ministry shared his government's view with our t. now he's also thank you. you've done this whole been taking their own police regardless

of any outside pressure. the decision it is aimed at to shoot you a code. it's on the side of this projects. we have funding had already been completed. also we have funding is ongoing the change planning going for so you have to be there but a lot of resources to try to bridge the gap. so to getting the full that has spoken to some was they've talked to one or 2 days and a little bit for them. um, things of simple life. yes indeed. the public, the public has been to the effect of it in the system. but i think of the government of the present state where you want to go to the use of making sure that these negative impact is not widespread unlucky. it's not felt by the you than others. obviously, there's also another evidence which could be on the health 6 the well we the light, the load on the mendocino intermittency is the perfect us operators. that's come

the look the muscle from the west and the, the is good. what a study i did try not because of the finally get norton, but how's it going to utsa the castle very we had started in. ready ways that we looked at a loss from those who had started, we can get you through to a friend. the buttons include the china and the bypass us is the most which was made is quite big, kind of is across the most you can shoot to professional, come on a waiting to stand by. and so this is what we are as a country of this is we cottage on the positions. this is the new system. this is what has done for. so we've been able to top level respects that one cannot say about this isn't the, that's the group a distributed. this is a little button, so i get it up to you. ready we're very good recipients come into the se, and uh,

this is just a bump in the whole process. i'll give you a voice, the status of the, of the on the move for the 2 people that choose the best of creating the curriculum . how be interested in pakistan, police say pages from is i'm totally as book where torn item find in the street with the rugged tree comments written and in read the names, addresses enough still identity card numbers of the accused were also funded, taxed on an additional page well, the instant sparked outrage and anger from the muslim community with a number of churches, a task. then the homes of christian minorities targeted to some houses in fact, were burnt. some badly damaged. a cemetery was desecrated as well. no casualties were reported in order to prevent more violence in the eastern district of fi, fi, a cell about authorities, health council classes in schools, and shut out offices for active. a substance held

a raleigh in support of the christian community there with demonstrators reciting psalms on holding bonner's condemning rates on the conference. religious my, my photo means that we hope to prove this protest. the government will realize that this issue must be dealt with sternly, and those who committed the destructive acts must be brought to justice of law. sorry, i mostly resume. yes. it was very painful to hear the calls for a tax on the christian community. we're coming from mosques, it's horrible, and also we need to promote humanity in pakistan. laws are english for everybody. so as you can see, laws are different for each other. so i am strongly condemned. besides, and i stand for all my might not mine already. meanwhile, a dutch right winged figure, house trunk, hold on, torn off a copy of the crown on a demonstration outside the turkish embassy in the hague. they perdita far right.

party leaders protest i bridge dozens of country protesters and sparked an odd cry further afield as well. 7 the. 6 1, the dutch government condemned the advantage so that didn't have the authority to stop it. now for a court room that could go ahead under freedom of expression laws, police moved in when protesters started throwing stones at the active as a target on a similar incident in january. and the current order was the latest and the string of crown desecration defense across european countries is what the protestors helped us. our children, our grandchildren, are thinking, we aren't a dutch people, we are accepted. but when this happens, they are uh of rates did. they won't accept, but the they are

a part of this country. they are working for this country. there are people here which you have seen are working for the government. are working for the police, are working for different stages in this country. they are born here. they are willing to stay also here, but these kinds of things make our life very, very complex. that's like this is not about 3. a religious we're, it's fair enough for us. for my most, i'm relation to the, it's enough, it's must be stopped with this. the examples and the to run to the garage, which we are finished with this case. and the european and the o world test makes the difference noise and stuff this. okay, well let's cross a live to a guess on this. no bedroom stuff. the director of the agent center for studies and translation, alexandria egypt, and all day co was former georgine in parliament member. you're both very welcome

gentlemen. i said, can we kick off with you on what happened in practice? i am burdening done churches and homes. a christian cemetery was desecrated in your view, has the muslim community being vocal enough in speaking out against box such as this? uh, yeah, uh, 1st of all, uh, i think mistake its, which turn developers take. because uh uh, for example, if you have like them in order to just buy the minority box on me and for example, in sweden, for muslims and those medium ending value and the good citizens are very techs and also for the migraines. uh, i think they are helping and supporting an open positions where the swedish people, oh those is kinda that and people they are not working before the move them over

there and do the having civil most cars over there. and at the same time, it's probably a good people, you disrespect them, you disrespect their religion and trying to adjust the bone. they holly both of them. i think it's brilliant. jump on it and been very malicious and maybe behind disability like especially tv in order to go may be the target isn't uh, from the model because of course, some of the modem. because not all the modems we have devised awareness that is level really poor. read, you know, to add to abusively against the people in prison because of religion, especially the christians over just all the human b. oh go thing is kind of a mutual respect and acceptance of each other. the, let's bring in all day, not all day. the names addresses and id numbers of 2

suspects and pakistan were curiously written on the crumbs pages fund of the scene. some have suggested that could even up being a set up. what would the benefit of something that could not be? what's your view and the situation of large the you remind me of the i would like to deal with the whole issue. and the sound, the door is issue which says somebody had the she understand the change, but the issue as you know, it is in or you the infinity is small number of people i think would be. but it's, this is the main issue which the price of course and be on. it is of course i from them. i mean me with jeff chase the boss, i'm a really well. so anybody,

anybody ever anything. but this is the issues which they give you a very limited experience, which i have yes. the mines the model and yes, sort of your mind because utilize conditions. we have a lot of peaceful possibilities of the model. so to the bottom of the house on the furnace was not to walk to the chase to celebrate with the because of, uh, what was the, who is that she, what do you use for this? uh, this is the time to use which shipment piece presence was such a thing. okay. oh,

but we're all on the lease. okay. oh this is emily's for interrupting. we're just right out of time, but both of you please stay on the line. i'll speak to right after this, i will keep the discussion going, but i just have to say it for not a good buy from the program to the audience. i'll be back in 30 minutes. i'm going to keep talking to her at gentle and here i will give you what was learned from it . and later in the day, bye for now. this is our to international or the

afternoon or time. so you're welcome back to going under ground broke of single around the world from dubai in the u. a. where do you think is the most dangerous border in the world rusher? ukraine, north, south korea? not according to a reason special report from the u. s. and apparently, the us mexico border is the most dangerous border in the world toward benjamin a journalist also and senior national security fellow at the us center for immigration studies has been reported on the ground for years along the us mexico border. and his new book, he provides a full account of what he argues is the west mass emigration board of crisis. the united states has ever experienced the book over run out. joe biden, melisha the greatest border crisis in us. history is out now to and benjamin joins me now from cleveland in the us border states, texas. thank you so much talk to you later coming on. i mean, i'm just start with the fact that what, what is the scale of the immigration crisis? because normally.