with the ukranian nationalists the former ukrainian security chief confesses the kids killed and this it is because prisons were not doing the job. but the western media whitewash is the official words changing, eliminate people to eliminate terrace for a softer effect. it is clear that can be no relevant global, into the engine in favor of africa without a credible solution to the crippling challenge of debt. and that's the message from the african union commission chairman in which he calls for international financial institutions system to be reformed as the 1st for the climate summit continues in nairobi. nigerians are protesting outside the nation's election court is hearings are under way to reconsider the legitimacy of the country's president and

russia's foreign minister matrices indonesian and indian counterparts ahead of the east asia summit were a form of 18 states including members of the aust feeling group of countries are simultaneously holding high level meetings in jakarta. the . the one thing are to international. i'm rachel ruble live from the russian capital mom, shell revelations. ukraine has an assassination program against everyone who's against the current key of regime british weekly, the economist interviewed ukraine's former head of security services on the topic, but chose to put a softer spin on the chief's original words. valentino levite chain cove who headed the s b u at the time says the switch came about when you cranes, then leaders decided that a policy of imprisoning collaborators was not in us. prisons were overflowing,

but fewer deterred we reluctantly came to the conclusion that we needed to eliminate people. he says, to write, i'm going to live in the studio by r t correspondent. don't know, quarter for more on this. so done a, quite the controversial revelations coming from kind of what more do you know about this? and so suppose the ukraine in hit group or based on what we read in the interview with this former head of ukraine security services, b, s, b u forms. this assassination program back in 2015 after the western back you were on my don qu, they talk came to power in, in ukraine, just a year prior. and this, the specific body of the s b, you tasked with tearing out this assassination program, actually organizes death squads to kill anyone who's accused of helping russia or anyone who really disagrees with the political course in general, putting them. busy under the general label of terrorists and more than a few people have already actually suffered as a result of this, like one mayor who a former mayor rather in the heart of the region of ukraine who is labeled

a collaborator and then killed by a car bomb this is a guy who never took up arms against new training and government who was simply a civilian. so what about the softening of the language in this article changing, eliminate the people to eliminate terrorist who do i think was behind. that is a key of putting a spin or more likely just to western clean up job. well, according to the ukranian media, the economist didn't quote, the former asked me you had correctly, but they might have, must have had a very bad translator if he or she missed. took the word people for terrorists. and of course, there is another more likely scenario, the key of didn't like the wording of this, and they had the economist to make it look like the key of wasn't actually out for blood. i mean, after all, a lot of people who've been assassinated by key of whether it's within the realm of this assassination program or outside of it have been non combatants journalists, people who are not soldiers. and even if you read the sub title of this article, it becomes clear that many,

even in the west star quite concerned that this assassination program is nothing more really than a murder campaign. it says its agents have become an expert in dark revenge. but some worry that a clear strategy is absence. and how does this all look when it comes to the image that zalinski and the west are trying to project of ukraine being this democratic states. and now we have these allegations of a head squad against anyone who disagrees with the cube. well, it of course looks contradictory. i mean, even if we exclude these extra judicial killings or the fact that the political opposition and ukraine has been outright fans, there's still a lot of talk within the highest levels of power. and key of that sounds less than democratic. i mean, we've got the ukranian, secretary of the national security and defense council saying that elections in the country might the stabilize ukraine. keep in mind that holding elections in the conditions in which our country is in, is a matter of internal destabilize ation. what are elections?

first of all, it's a competition of platforms. it's huge discussions. it's figuring out where the country should move, can imagine, how's the discussions will unfold in a state of war? with statements like that. it's obviously quite hypocritical, that brussels is still considering accepting ukraine into the high and mighty democratic european union. and i mean, and according to the ukrainian deputy prime minister of european and euro, atlantic integration cubes, even looking to become a member of state of the european union before the end of its conflict with russia . it's not just the death squad that's concerning. what about allegations of corruption when it comes to ukraine is getting any play in the west? well, it definitely doesn't get enough attention as much as it should because there's a lot of people in the west that obviously are upset about seeing their tax dollars going to a country that so plays with corruption scandals. and we haven't heard from the usually very anti russian lithuanian government. they're making

a fuss about it as well. let's take a listen of both. what is the best way to stake at bottom? imagine that voters in a particular state see that there are very visible corruption scandals in the country to which the 8 is directed. this is a huge blow to the reputation of that state. this is a very important reason. since those countries that support ukraine or democratic states, they should take into account the mood of their society in the opinion of their voters. now, despite small criticisms like this one on the, on the whole, obviously the west is still very supportive of ukraine. a country who's officials admit that they're ex, traditionally killing people, that they've banned all official political opposition and they're considering not having elections. i mean, for anyone with eyes and years, this is obviously ironic. hand certainly is right, ortiz, i'm of course, are. thank you so much international financial institution reform and incredible solution for the death of african countries. and those are the measures

needed to ensure the confidence smooth transition to green energy according to the chairman of the african union commission. a. this key for a restoration of justice the africa would gain by being accompanied by a genuine reform of the global financial architecture. this reform must resolutely focus on the financial bodies and institutions that structure the world whose operations are far removed from africa. it is clear that can be no relevant global intervention in favor of africa without a credible solution to the crippling challenge of debt. africa has found itself on the front lines of, of the impacts of climate change. the continent is already contending with more frequent climates related disasters, as we all know, all of those bring human tragedy to the african citizens. it's now add to this 1st africa climate assignment canyon present. william who was also the host off of the summit, has addressed an audience of consisting of heads of states from around the world.

the president has indeed underscored the profound impact of climate change and ask because economy could vaughn smith and that he has made it clear that gets relief no matter how deep uh, generous it is, is only the 1st step towards economy recovery and economy development. especially if it is a fee and adjust this time is focus, of course is on a crime of issues and significance tip, which is a significant, significant step. i'm going forward for the african continent of africa continues to grapple with those escalating assignments, a change issues. i need to kind of the growth and sustainability and during the prism is key note address histories of the urgency of the global dialogue and imposing a cop and tax on polluters, highlighting as well the dial consequences of inaction. here's the president's making that cool. let's have it as a big target to of climate change is that it is related to leslie eating that

way at these progress and going by evidence based on scientific predictions. it's appetite ones to our g. d p wouldn't roll in. yes to con, as we are already losing between 5 and 16 percent of by gp cool every to the advisor impacts of climate change. while the president also seems to have conveyed, he's persuasive that the reluctance of off major polluters to be the financial burden of your own emissions. and i've quotes what the president of states. yeah, it says those who produce the garbage refuse to pay the bills. of course, i do need to add the wisdom countries and the audience has also reminded that one of the segments, primary objectives and goals is to advocate for reforms in the global financial system which come into subjects. applicants is just significantly higher borrowing costs compared to other regions around the world, the volume,

what are your expectations for the summit, as well as the already know, and as you've already been told numerous times by science has been i'm is the failure to reduce global warming has old countries on the globe, but african countries because the, the most valuable will be her to the most high levels of fluency, dependence on grateful for agricultural production. we a missing infrastructure and the lack of social safety nets all combined to exacerbate and to read the dias situation and we know that present the router of can yeah. does not hold back within describing the global lending system. how unfair it is. opportunities of it is and how it is not how it doesn't give everybody a chance or rather afraid, tons of so the expectation from my side and on the ground is really for african lead is to be heard and to accept private investment. more than development. a to which is corporate african nations,

but also some progress on those reforms as long nigerians have been protesting outside the nation's election court. this wednesday, as hearings have been underway to consider the legitimacy of the country is the president, local reporter, tennessee will be a zoo, was on the scene with this report. just about one kilometer away from the 4th of appeal, where a 5 man panel of judges are sitting. so who on the law suits by opposition parties . chalets in fragment ball. i see that was an election, very heavy presence of security ratings were trying to provide a huge crowds from gathering of the 4 parameters in a beat to make an order. what support us of focuses on bodies have been gathering here in solidarity with the are candidates, the main focus eastern can do this for a team of people's democratic party and will be the legal partner both manner box. the ports to invalidate suitable selection election ears. a lot of these and

accuses the electro buddy face to transmit election results in real time. the opposition is also a legend box. suitable was indicted. instruct case jackets a go and should have never been allowed to contest february's election. what's considered the most crucial, both in material in decades. what was modified file and technical difficulties and folk volume. the electro body had to meet at the word challenges, but denied the word jalap whitley created to fable any candidates suitable to over from how much it was hardly a country each strongly to address the security and economy problems. the president to the left tonight, jerry at tuesday, each time sheets where the somebody in india send that to you. b r t approved or i'd like to rear rushes for ministers. visit to indonesia is in full swing. a survey line for off has already met his in the nation and indian counterparts ahead of the east asia summit. the event is being held in conjunction

with the association of southeast asia nations, also known as austin. after the official part of the day started, law prov has been invited by the indonesian president to a gala dinner law. this event is set to take place outdoors and the said to be decorated in a traditional local fashion. the east asia summit officially kicks off on thursday during the trip. moscow plans to bring attention to the west attempts that militarize into asia pacific, which it says is threatening the security and the stability of the region. during the east asian summit rush of use it important to highlight the growing risks to the peaceful and sustainable development of the asia pacific region. a midwestern confrontational policies which are into the militarization of the region, accompanied by natives engagement there. and to underline the destruction of the se, on security architecture alongside with its full replacement, with the so called in the pacific blocks acting in the frameworks of deterrence and

counter action practices. so get level based here in the car. the ticket is facing the 18th east asia, so much and then it will form the 1916 countries from this region plus russian. american vice president terrace is representing watson, russian for minister already on wednesday match. he's indonesian and in town to parts and also had a meeting with secretary general, all the indian ocean reading association, the east asia, somebody southeast on thursday, this farm complements, as somebody told the association of south east asian nations known as the i'm that is taking place right now here as well. and you know, it's a bigger number of countries including no fully asking and member states, but also as a whole dollar partners of the association. in today's jew political situation on to have a west and tends to isolate washer. and that is something that russian leadership, stressed and repeated many times. asia times one of the key fronts progressing tens

of foreign relations for an economic cooperation and despite tremendous west to freshen rushes, strategic tendencies toward traditional partners. in this region, the level of cooperation continues to the east asia, som. it focuses on a wide range of political and strategic placement of issues and plays a very important role in times of building the architectural asian pacific region where nato is currently trying to. it's and it's geographic pulse, reach and assert a snow 3 employees to maintain china uses as switching, dig security packs between australia, india, japan, and the united states and known as quad the lines that sometimes these jobs as the asians name folks. first and foremost, we said before coming here, the native wants to open a some ground under this region as well. and that is something that concerns russia

in many original players a lot. and that is something that is expected to discuss with these regional players and partners here. we expect major discussions and state regional share ality repulsing from jakarta, indonesia as relations between russia and nations, and the east asia region are strengthening us national security adviser has worn to north korea, would pay a price if it supplies weapons to russia for use in the ukraine conflict, providing weapons to russia for use on the battlefield, to attack grain silos and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we had into winter to try to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation is not gonna reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this in the international community. we have also impose sanctions, specific targeted sanctions to try to disrupt any effort to use north korea as

a conduit or is a source for weapons going to rush as well to us and as allies, our concerns that russia in north korea may strengthen military security cooperation rushes defense minister paid a visit to pyongyang in july comes on noon, it gave it circus. i do a tour of his countries, like the thrones and the ballistic missiles, the russian defense minister said the tox make it stronger. cooperation possible between the 2 countries in the defense sector. all right, let's cross live now to political analyst and senior fellow at pango institution shoots and offer his reaction on this great to have you on the program with us. washington is looking to impose new sanctions against a fuel gain without any proof of weapons deliveries of, to russia. what's your take on that to? well, i find a to a big to, i really, you know, like, uh, the us is imposing sanctions on russia. i need to know, so yeah, it's fine. uh you do uh, based

a long list of countries best to get 30 percent of the global g d p is under the u . s. a sensitive to legal or illegal. you know, he's up to washington to make the decision. so it wasn't a, is a crazy and more and more and it makes it more and more, you know, adversary's here. i, you know, when it comes to north korea, there's already, client network of sanctions against this country of this country is that basically, you know, in pretty isolated the, in the sense. so now what is the wise or japan and south korea is a split the bill relationship as a basically a line of east north korea directly. so i think that there's ever really hold off for me, i will reach out to a traditional span, the friends of nations might not go through russia if this then says, so there's a sense here and i don't think that there's much the us can do all you know now some nice and there's a, there's a even legal for the us to do because the no any as too expensive product we'll mix

. we're making those differences full and those career at all. yeah. as you pointed out to the us has imposed quite a lot of sanctions to part a lot of countries around the world. what difference do sanctions actually makes so does that contribute anything to finding solutions to regional tensions? not at all. no, sir, i use it probably is salt, which actually the us is the making a full year on the so called the geo political interests. they are destroying the global economy. for example, they are trying to de copper from china. they are imposing a trade to roll on china, taxable on china. i 8, and i'll make one final course of 12. what kind of war on china? so by the company of, from china, they are supposedly allies to all retreats. we have them from china. they are basically creation and boost b could device. and the gap are, you know, uh, to fracture this, the global supply chain. there's a global manual factory in fact,

very chance. and that are basically killing the globalization by washington. you can see here, you know, the reason this uh, this is a huge, huge problem for the international community for their own base. the national interest is so important to keep trying that down to slow down the channels that they can all because most of tech implement. uh, so in that size, no, uh, the us sense vinci's associate for is only interest. and that includes a lot of the problem and also is treating progress voice self. for example, the, the dollarization. exactly, because of the, their abuse of the, it's almost the position built, the us dollar of the financial stuff in global weight of inc, who's been exchange this the and just i sure, a legal way, you know, the way so far as to freeze before we reserve all by so far we've got

is that so you can see all the countries, you know, increasing the number of countries that business distancing themselves from the us . reducing their relies or the use of vs dollar. so example, risk plus countries. they are talking about to a new dream transactions and trade with their own causes. and those need russia, you know, increase the number of countries something down for indonesia. and i see other countries that table them the increasing the use of their own pharmacies to reduce the use of good dollar. oh horse china is that the in the ad way will reduce the use of the everyday life us dollars. so they are creating a big trouble for themselves to and meanwhile we're seeing natal engagements increase in the age the asia pacific region. what does that mean for the overall security situation in the area? well, that's a, obviously a big, probably a potential potentially biggest threat to region those. the ability of regional

piece in asia and, you know, a lot of asian countries will just say, we don't need a nature. that's a ministry organization. you know, i'm going to appeal, that's this is the purpose is not to a innocent, a new charitable organization. do you see the charges board regional conference? the comment is no, that's not the case. and that's a, you know, the good thing is like a, because of the opposition east side that the main toe hook saffel the french composition. so this plan has to be suspended at least a temporary. we don't know how long it will take, probably the bit make it to work again because of the us. the only thing they told you the oscar nasal to expand or you know, having an office in tokyo as a 1st step and then probably to get to more surrounding that. that's a, a majesty move out the state strategies that piece disability in this rate to okay

. well, leave it there for an out political analyst and senior fellow at pendel institute of searching, though i think you a thank you. well, a saudi crown prince. mohammedan solomon has expressed his country's wishes to join the bricks, blocked or in a phone call with platinum or button. on tuesday, energy giants, russia and saudi arabia decided to extend the oil cuts at least until the end of the year. the move comes despite the us asking it's decades long ally, re on numerous times not to do so. russia will extend its voluntary reduction in additional oil supplies to the world markets by $300000.00 barrels per day until the end of december 2023. the additional voluntary costs and the oil supplies for export the same that strings soon. precautionary measures taken by the optic plus countries in order to maintain stability and balance in the oil markets. so the or it'd be a will extend the voluntary cut of $1000000.00 barrels per day,

which was implemented in july and extended to include august and september. and now for another 3 months until the end of december 2023, the kingdoms production for the coming months of october, november and december will be approximately $9000000.00 barrels per day. i think got the largest impact plus is probably the largest oil producing block if you like . russia, again, is one of the world's largest oil produces, and by the buys, coming together in saying, look, we're going to, uh, you know, run off capacity in line that's never really happened in the history of oil production ready in the past. the united states was, you know, highly influential on the amount of oil capacity be that would be produced by oil bearing nations due to the fact that most of them would trade in the us dollar. that for the united states felt that they were able to sort of have a size now how much, why would be produced? but we saw saudi, we sold the, our pay cost nation is chad by saudi arabia. we saw that they had the bulk even last year say look, we don't going to play that game anymore. and, well,

that's what's gonna happen is, you know, all the countries that the bad, that oil, the price of oil for the people in those countries is going to be cheaper because they're producing it. and quite rightly so, they should give it to the right people fast, but the price of the countries the buy the oil from outside and not be honest with if we're talking about i've had class. that's the us predominantly and the european union, the prices are gonna get more expensive and a lot honda for the people living in those countries that make sense of what about the price cap on russian energy is how is this plan out for the energy dependency of that and i can, i'm a block. yeah. so again, they, they'd be us at the start of the special minute fuel price and introduce the capital. even though the figures, i mean, the 1st cap was that you couldn't buy russian. all that was more than $60.00 a barrel, that china and india were buying the oil from russia even a lot more than that. right. so you, you went back in, is that okay, now we changed our mind. it's a $100.00 a barrel. and if you're buying a new oil, you know the oil that you'd use as a new but couldn't see your engine that's $45.00 a barrel. right? but again, still in leave in china, you know,

as part of this new bricks family was saying that, well, we'll, we'll pay the market right. so that way we haven't got a problem with that. so really, it's been in effect, it hasn't cubs. b, as they said, the russian will machine is they could, it is actually made rust of way more money. and it's really hutton damage. they run the economies, and some would say it with us at this point, and washington has made, it has been pressuring the saudi arabia to not cut it's oil supplies, but it's how they does whatever they want to do, right. how is the by the administration failed to achieve that goal? well, i think the, the start is if you have your, your largest, uh, oil bearing at ally, you don't cool indeed of the head of that state, the crown prince. well, how many bills i'm on a per, i'm in a budget right before you get elected. that probably doesn't start the relationship . oh, really well. and we'll say the way the item we got to do when he did take that trip to get that in saudi right. there to meet my haven't been some on the way that he spoke to him, it was obvious that it'd be s as he still was not going to take any of that. and then we saw president, she come off the woodson at what looks like has the representative of not just

china, but of the bricks. nations as a whole and be received in a very different way and have a very different than actually in the way that he communicated with the saudi, the saudi prince to saw the lead to a but not to that of cooperation. and how do we want to get the, how do we improve life, your nation to saudi arabia, where the chinese have pumped a lot of money in. and also how does saudi write the correct weight and what with the chinese and bricks as a whole. and i think that's really where we've got to now we're, we're in a multi poto altura where i think he's breaks. this is the us and you know, i've got my money on breaks that i hear about you. yeah. it sounds like the future is headed that way. anyway, chris adams, thank you so much as a well western sanctions seek to hamstrings certain countries worldwide with admittedly of questionable results. ross has responded by taking industrial production into its own hands. the country has completed the final stage to develop the vast south pars offshore gas field in the persian gulf is the biggest natural gas field in the world. you'd ortiz use of july late,

visited the site and brings us this report. the south force is the world so largest offshore garetsville. the now have 3 years of the way you want has finally, you know, do with it. the last portion of the project known that space over industrial fire, which has $24.00 wells, which will attract natural gas for me. the door was field, which accounts for almost wood 8 percent of the worries. corey gas reserves, the sound squash gas field, or the north film as it's known and guitar is a natural gas condensate field located in the persian gulf. the ownership of the field is shared by you're wanting to tar with a 3rd belonging to a different and the rest possessed by the located offshore and you're the one in port city of pennsylvania and that will share province. it was the extension of the reserve is divided into $24.00 phases, producing an average of over 600000000 cubic meters of gas per day. once the loan, the weighted phase 11 is fully operational and all this wells are tapped. it will add another 56000000 cubic meters of gas per day to total production.

the primary target of this phase is to produce 11000000 cubic meters per day using for wells by drilling to other wells. in the winter of this year, the production will increase to 15000000 cubic meters per day. but the ultimate plan target is to extract 56000000 cubic meters per day. from the 2 platforms of a and b of this field. we expect an added value of about $5000000000.00 a year out of phase 11 phase over and which is the last piece of sound as far as gas fuels has added to the front delayed for 20 years as a result of western san jose as well. as flip flopping before and contractors just want had initially awarded the project to french conglomerates to tell laboratories for the company pulls out of the project in 2018 after washingtons reinstated sanctions content. ron, this lady wants to take matters into it. someone has to finish the project. now x rays here say they're proud that they've been able to complete the project. you

must, a quite as a result of this sanctions that were imposed on our country total backed down on its commitments, despite the fact that we had a contract with the company. this issue let us to think of relying on our indigenous capacities and expertise. the development of phase 11 was accomplished by relying on local capabilities companies and experts. the project is 100 percent to randy and the sanctions are deemed payable. i think, to erewhon as not only have a problem to the countries or indigenous watchability, the technology to complete the project. they've also saved the country $800000000.00 in developing the gas field passes. so would you now say that we are now fully capable of building platforms indigenous lee? there are 4 local companies that have a special site for developing gas platforms. we saved about $800000000.00 in launching the 11 b platforms. furthermore, we have saved up to 3 years of time in the.