stuck, well, the performer ukrainian security chief confesses that he has killed this. it is because of prisons. we're not doing the job. but the western media whitewash is the officials, words changing eliminate people to eliminate terrorists for us. dr. the african leaders in a joint declaration call for reforms to international financial institutions as well as the continents, and that really help counter the effects of climate change. as the 1st advocate climate permit wrapped up in the canyon capital, missourians are protesting. outside the nation's election for as hearings are underway to reconsider the legitimacy of the countries of president

and russian as a foreign minister meets within the nation and the indian counterparts. the head of the east asia summit for a form of the 18 states including members of the austin group of countries are simultaneously folding high level meetings in jakarta, the rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international bombshell revelations. ukraine has an assassination program against everyone who's against the current, that 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 works. valentino levite chain co 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, well, 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 to euro . my don qu, they talk, came to power in ukraine just a year prior, and this, the specific body of the s b. u test with carrying out this assassination program actually organizes death squads to kill anyone who's accused of helping russia or anyone who really disagrees with chips. 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 the ukrainian government. it was simply a civilian. so what about the softening of the language in this article, changing, eliminate the people to eliminate terrors?

who do, i think was behind that was a key of putting a spin or more likely just to western and clean up job. well, according to the ukrainian media, the economist didn't quote the former s b head 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 economists to make it look like the key of wasn't actually out for blood. i mean, after all, a lot of people have 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 are quite to certain that this assassination program is nothing more really than a murder campaign. it says its agents have become expert in dark revenge, but some worry that a clear strategy is absent. 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 his school either against anyone who disagrees with the care of. 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 to stabilize ukraine. keep in mind that's holding elections in the conditions in which our country is in, is a matter of internal destabilize ation. what our elections, 1st of all, is the 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 the state of war? with statements like that. it's obviously quite hypocritical, that brussels are 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 this death squad that's concerning. what about allegations of corruption when it comes to ukraine is getting any play on 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's so plague with corruption scandals. and we haven't heard from the usually very anti russian lithuanian government. they're making the fuss about it as well. let's take a list of those. what is the best way to stake at bottom? imagine that voters in that 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. their 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. all right, let's cross live now to finish journalists youngest, put them in the, in the battleground region of the guns republic. and it's great to have you on how concerned do you think western powers really are with the level of democracy in ukraine as i said, billions of dollars in military support to calf. so of course, i mean it has a very multiple level scandal in our hands, so they will create, has make, make it is your, with us or against us,

very word by word. i have to say to the background or the so and serious relation that like in 2015 to don't was. and so it is 2016, there came information from, from the side of the people's republics, that grant has implemented a serious trend for everybody in the republic that they are killing people. and they are trying to kill, not only the soldiers, but everybody involved in the republics politics. and this was a big outrage in 2016 because, um the, the, the music agreements were done between the parties of the civil war in ukraine. the donors, general guys, people's republic and the crane and southern new credit started to kill the people for signatories and the side of this, these tools. so of course, the is absolutely against all kind of democratic values to kill your opponents.

illness, as you will know, the secretary of state and they blanket and is currently visiting cuba of on a surprise visit. he's punched more support for ukraine and it's democracy. before i get to my question, let's give our listeners our view as a chance to get listen to his exact words. we want to make sure that the frame has what it needs, not only to succeed in the counter sense of what it needs for the long to make sure that it has a strong return. strong defense capacity. so that in the future, aggressions like this don't happen again, and we're also determined to continue to work with our partners as they build a strong strong democracy. all of which is necessary to ensure that you find out who's revives. but it's in the future. so yeah, and if you heard blinking there say a strong democracy, how could you describe your train that way? considering zelinski is government has banned opposition. parties and media outlets

over supposing ties to russia. no, of course country which is not ready even to um to arrange the elections which are demanded by the law. that means that the country is not any way a democratic country. there is no even elections. and what we see here is adults all or in double standards towards everything. the usa has play the biggest role since 2014, when to coup happened. and they continue in the spot, the very same players, even in the ground. so what we see here is, is just absolute distortion over of all kinds of reality seats in unbelievable that these people are even saying these words. but the hippocratic easy gen highest level. yeah. you talk about, uh, they have pocket say of the lensky and not allowing another presidential election to take place until the conflict with russia is finished. how does he justify that?

by saying that a country cannot have an election when the dc more it's uh, it looks very strange, especially here from the don't have to come across people republic where we have had a similar all referendum span elections. and the soldiers had had all the possibilities in the front line to make so the dust, their boats. and we have been witnessing these many, many times over these years. we have been in the adult, the war situation, but the elections have been going on. so this re marketed so crank cannot have a election because the soldiers cannot vote just opposite loudly on true golf course. they can vote, they have all the possibilities to do that. any testing done, a hearing in the former crane may know several times. all right, well leave it there for now finish journalist, you on this put can and thank you so much. thank nigerians have been protesting outside the nation's election court this wednesday as hearings had been

under way to consider the legitimacy of the country's president. local reporters were timothy obeys who 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 charging prices. and paul, i see that was an election very heavy presence of security radius. we're trying to provide a huge crowds from gathering of the port premises in a bead to make an order. what support us of focuses on bodies have been gathering here in solidarity with the are candidates. so main purpose use and can do this for a team of people democratic party and will be of the label upon both manner box. the ports to invalidate suitable selection election ears. a lot of these and accuses the electro button phase to transfer electrons results in real time. the opposition is also a large inbox, suitable was indicted. instruct case check. it's

a go and should have never been allowed to contest february's election. what's considered the most crucial, both in nigeria 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 security and economy problems. the president to the left to nigeria tuesday to offend cheats when you saw me in india, submit to your b. r t. i like to rear rushes. foreign minister is visit to indonesia is in full swing a circuit live. rob has already matches in the nation and encounter parts ahead of the east asia summit. the event is being held in conjunction with the association of southeast asian nations, also known as austin. after the official part of the day survey,

a lot of rob that has been invited by the innovation present to a gala dinner, a lot of us event is set to take place out doors. minnesota to be decorated in a traditional local fashion, the east asia, some of the officially kicks off on thursday. during the trip moscow plans to bring attention to the west. the thames said militarize in the asia pacific, which it says is threatening to security and stability of the region. during the east asian summit, russia views 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 stomach and then it will form unites and 16 countries from this

region plus russia and the u. s. american vice president terrace is representing watson, russian for minister already on wednesdays 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 policy i'm that is taking place right now here as well. and you know, it's a bigger number of countries including no police and member states but also the whole dollar harkness of the association in today's, to 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 becomes one of the key funds for washington's important 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 assignment focuses on a wide range of political strategic. they cannot for issues and ways of very controlled in terms of building the architectural asia pacific region where nato is currently trying to. it's and it's geographic pulse, reach and assert a smell, 3 employees to contain trying to use this as switching dig, security pack between australia, india, japan, and the united states and known as waterlines. that sometimes these jobs as the asians need spokes person on the russian form is reset before coming here. the native wants to open a some ground under this region as well. and that is something of concerns. russia in many original players a lot. and that is something that is expected to discuss 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 in the east asia region are strengthening us national security adviser has warned it, 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 going to 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 as a source for weapons going to russia. while the us and its allies are concerned about russia and north korea may strengthen military security,

cooperation versus defense minister paid a visit to feeling in july comes on noon, gave it sir. j show who a tour of his country's latest drones. and the plastic missiles, the russian defense minister said the tocs make stronger cooperation, possible between the 2 countries in the defense sector, a clinical analyst and a senior fellow at dependable institution shoots in the us says many countries in the region are turning away from washington's influence washington is a crazy and more and more and a bit more and more, you know, advisories here a lot of asian countries of the site. we don't need a nature. that's a ministry organization. uh, you know, i'm going to appeal that's the piece. the price is not yet in the sense that new charitable organization, do you see its charges or regional congress economies? no, that's not the case. the us, the is the only thing they told you, the oscar nasal to expand the you know, heavy office in tokyo as

a 1st step and then probably the we have 2 more surviving that that's a, a mattress. the move of the site stretching you, the pieces that look to you this way to the 1st africa climate summit has wrapped up in the canyon and capital with african leaders adopting a joint declaration that will become the basis of a unified position at the upcoming at cop $28.00 summit in the document, the african nations call for a new global financial architecture that would include relief to continental that. earlier during the summer, the african union commission made it the same appeal 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. as because found itself on the front lines 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. if now add to this 1st africa climate assignment, um, can you present william who to who is also the host of the some of these 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 is, is only the 1st step towards economy recovery and economy development. especially if it is a fee and adjust the some of the focus, of course, is on a climate issues and significant step, which is a significant,

significant step. i'm going forward for the african continent of africa continues to grapple with those escalating assignments, change the issues i need to cut into groups and sustainability. and during the press. those key note to address histories of the urgency of a global dialogue on imposing a cop and tax on polluters, highlighting as well the dial consequences of inaction. he's the president smith conduct. cool. that's happened. it's a bit of climate change is that it is related to leslie eating a way at these progress and going by evidence based on scientific predictions. it's appetite going to our g. d p wouldn't roll in. yes. to come as we are already losing between 5 and 16 percent of our gp cool every to the advisor impacts of climate change. while the president also seems to have conveyed

he's, but space is at the reluctance of off major polluters to be the financial burden of your own emissions. and i've quote what the president said. 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 after conducive to significantly higher borrowing costs compared to other regions around the world, 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 and then is the failure to reduce global warming has all countries on the globe, but african countries because the, the most valuable will be heard 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 what i'm describing, the global lending system, how on fade is opportunities of it is and how it is not how it doesn't give everybody a chance or rather afraid to answer. 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 crippling african nations, but also some progress on those reforms as well. all right, let's get more now from climate change expert to be a break. so joins me live, great to have you on with us as this events in a row be been successful in achieving what kenya is. leadership is described as a unified position on the climate issue on the continent.

in the all right, quite obviously we're having some communication difficulties as are often times happens when it's live new. so we'll move on in the meantime, over to ukraine, where according to cube, at least 16 people have been killed and a strike on the printing and held city of constantinople in the don't ask republic . the states and prime minister claimed one child was killed in a striking about 20 others that were injured. president zalinski added that the number of victims may rise and blame to moscow for the attack. the russian defense ministry has yet to comments on the incidents. the ukrainian attacks have killed 2 civilians and wounded 10 others in the city of the

net. that's according to local authorities to say in the past, a dozens of ukrainian strikes have hit local residential areas. our correspondence div sweeney brings us this report from the scene as an elderly woman has been killed in the latest attack on a civilian navy, a haven don't yet city. the me. saul and american home is all struck around 615 this morning, causing this wide spread damage to this apartment. this is a 9th floor of an apartment blocking the corrupt ski district of the city. this is one of the areas that is the brunt of the ukrainian attacks. it is constantly shelled on this morning. i an elderly woman with haven, her home when the missile attack took place, she was rushed to hospital with doctors full to save her life. but well, unfortunately unable to do so, this is part of what local the hey, cool, don't yet screw, let the day the shedding by all sorts of artillery 5,

whether it's from the, the grads or the nato, a supplied weapons. i simply don't know where that going to land and whether they're going to wake up alive the next morning. we've been out on the streets. we spoke to locals who gathered outside and seemed very concerned over the attacks on that community. what's my quote, that's what my apartment is. a high mile shell struck the 9th floor, and unfortunately i killed a woman. the room was to want to talk. another woman was wounded with felicia, at least with you. you probably know. we had the westland of the incoming show, it woke us up. no one had expected to show him. we were simply lucky that it didn't hit our apartment and he was able to serve sword therefore, because i think everyone here is lock you today. if the shell had exploded it some clear what the consequences would have been, but they wouldn't have been good that i get the oh, you know, there was a shelf flew into here, but it didn't explode. however, over here a woman was buried and rubble, emergency workers had to take her out. there was

a lot of floods when i saw it, i froze. my wife was in shock. hey, we can see just how powerful the impact was. you can see the damage caused to a number of apartments in this building. a bit high. many, many of the windows have been blowing out coffee, strewn across the full cleanup operations all run the way the community has been out, making sure the area is safe. just ahead just the all the way you can see a charles playground. so the consequences of them is on the top. could have been so much was now according to local officials that was 75 set for attacks across don't yet. so on monday, using $239.00 rounds of ammunition, this is also included at cost to be initiatives. we can heavy defenses and shedding, continuing a right now, so that total is likely to shoot up as a civilian areas of don't yet continue to come on to

a relentless attack. this is steve sweeney and don't yet city for all to violence. and the west bank continues to flare according to the palestinian health industry is rarely security. forces killed a 20 year old palestinian man early tuesday morning out of refugee camp. witnesses say the idea of arrived to the area was bulldozers and destroyed some local roads and businesses is really only reported that it blew up a vehicle saying it was done to eliminate explosives that were ready to be used by palestinians. the raid resulted in a series of clashes between palestinians and his really troops. again, look at them, but we were sitting in the house when we heard the sound of gunfire wound up the roof and the 1st was so nothing going on. then as soon as the young man looked outside, they show him in the hat. i saw him lying on the ground, may he rest and these lots of the legs on the shoulder did not leave anything in the shop. they bulldozed everything in our camp and demolished the facade. they too

called for it for sorts of my store and destroyed. it was the rocket propelled grenades, the shop, and everything, and it was burned. what happens? a lot of whoever is real wants to be featured in the hearts of people and citizens against the resistance. it's their main goal. they've seen that even after the 1st rate, the 2nd or the 10th time. the same thing happens in nablus jennings and the entire westbank. the people continue to support the resistance. people are tired of the occupation and disgusted by it. they do not want the occupation. it's not posted in human rights activist s a ambrose says, idea of soldiers have become more violent against the palace and in people since prime minister netanyahu was re elected a to one year, we are facing much, much more violent spite. as late as it says, due to the photo times the bill photo, but it was bank. now that sort of been nice finance to where the photo settings and the we bones because of the as, as what having

a gun. and so it isn't the shop to the thing, and that is what you call the, you know, released him under the excuse of self defense. so this is what's going on is like the soldiers may are going to be making the life of the out of that and the other is a he is the use or the night. well, i asked the web posting in cds, but i sent him communities, but of the people that are opinion women, and there's really government unfortunately, is backing them up. and it's kind of a that'll give you a protection and give a for the folder. and the lady said that it's old and i want it's unfair to put up the is from any of the, the wants to antics with bank to, to as was what we have now. and was bank. and the guys uh, and is the one about a tri state or the feeling that go i mean, well, there's really information in the center for human rights reports that idea of

soldiers rated a palestinian home and allegedly strip searched every family member back in july. children were separated from their parents while the women were reportedly forced to undress in front of the soldiers. members of the family claimed the soldiers and stole jewelry in cash and asked about the particular raids. the idea of says it was a counter terrorism operation, carried out after an intelligence tips. and according it too, is the arrow again, the idea of use as a pretext of anti terror operations to re that palestinian homes a big lie that it's the deal. i really am sure about this. it's not going to stood out there is not at all in that area that the be the source of student is ladia to be shouldn't this lady told me what? i'm asking both the children envelopes to me and women and it's not one time it's happening a lot. it's a phenomenon is what it is sold to is the 1st thing in homes without any excuse.