the, the, the russian is defense ministers, target showing, gu, showcase is his nation's military hardware. tick him john during the lovers 1st. pardon fit in 4 years live reaction to all about coming also ahead for getting a fossil orders, the french embassies defense. i tell shay to leave the country within a fortnight, alleging he's engaged in a claim that undermining the west african nation. local citizens. slum the diplomats continued president, plug into the french defense out of shape is not needed here and working up. the french armies will read, expel from the country of work, and so it's not normal that there are means here. the story over again is over. and

ukraine's military spokes person threatens violence signature list to dare to question key of normative, publishes the names of the dozens of international election of servers coming them . voters the across the globe are on the clock. this is your r t international. i'm you don't know, neil, what's your global use right? don't. as we begin in russia is far east, where the north korean leader has met with russia's defense minister of a military or a base outside the city of mount have a stock during strategic russian aviation. kim johnson and his delegation were on their 1st off a long side store, a gay shore good before heading to a naval base. later on saturday, kim was shown combat aircraft rockets as well as ship based assets and artillery.

meeting comes on the heels off his visit to rest. his post touched the call, dropped for a health thoughts with russian president loving or less growth live. now to political on financial analyst on this lo, juliano, for his take good to see you today. and lo, maybe firstly, your thoughts on the big news chosen for the north korean leaders at reception on why kim john and that appears to interested in russian military equipment. and i think the combination of the same is a north korea and russia has begun the combination to stay in china with russia. so there's lots of things that the north korea needs from russia and overtime. if i know it could be a very interesting. busy match for russia as uh, in case of an escalation with nature right now. rush, i stuff sufficient has a rush. it has plenty of, uh, extra capacity to be more me size things. and so,

but it is always good to have a great casa in terms of, uh, north korea. and i think of sort of what the rush i want to show. uh, so is that uh, when did you see you actually there to send with some, uh, uh, width and some show. so some opportunities to uh, to your queen. well, we feel free to call to do further corporation in terms of defense with you and any north korea in terms of what we're seeing just as you're speaking there . and so it's all defense talking about that, but other, other types of mutual cooperation that, that russia on north korea and the, are historical and allies. what do you think that they're, they're going to pursue more? is this going to be start of all of more of a delved into a deeper relationship. the option to be, i think there is a way to get

a black market between russian and north korea. so china and north korea. i, i go very often actually my search to them don't. i don't use just across the river to in china and we can see on the other side, north korea. oh, there's a lot of trees, lots market, she's gone. they using back accounting home home and they, they do the fact to uh, bypassing sanctions. i take now, oh, with the restaurant they are going to be, it is what, what is what has happened. the start back of the connected west to gage. bush shop is in bold, any restaurant they are going to close an eye on everything in front of the trade sanctions. i'm glad to you. um. so i think i think go what, what mostly i need is probably 2 weeks uh and a so and then she knows quin needs desperately uh, energy that comes from uh in terms of a volume. i mean from russia. uh, so its

a mutually beneficial and i think because of what happened even in the queens we are going to see those sanctions that way. and of course uh, not only by the clinic, the west for them. so by the un. uh they are going to be uh not listed, but bypass. i just gives you an example. sure. uh it may be that they lift at this time. she's actually uh the sanctions on monday. uh. right shot. oh, did not like me to come back to sanction. but it's giving us some, some advance indicators on what russia wants to do. russia has been cheated many times. russia went a long sanctions, many times to please are connected west to give you an example lead. yeah. the no fly zone in the area. yeah. russia accepted, you go along. any questions cheated. the next thing that connect you with the west to bomb the job and you're killed in a good afternoon. so you see,

i think now we are going to see a lot of those tensions that were actually unfair to choose. not necessarily to be listed if they can, they lift it legally, but otherwise they are going to try to bypass them and even on and well, just to touch on what you're seeing there. because western countries have actively been driving rashad of international blocks. but now we're seeing rush to strengthen ties, not just north. pre of course is china african nations. there's a big world ice there that i suppose the collective west is just really not using way. what is funny is that the connected west is 50 percent of the westbrook nation . it is normal and the majority in terms of g, p. it's age of these hazelynn in russia. it is exactly the opposite that happened. the connected west, more and more, he's being isolated because the, the fact that the strategy of your, you are with us or against us,

we work here. it doesn't work any more in this. what do we, i entering now? it's a new part of the, a new shift. everything is changing. to give you an example, you wouldn't be to think about to have time to be straight outside of the us dollar . you see that i see was june for that. somebody said that was that was cheaper that's know. everybody's doing that even us i've actually going along with the, the organization and we things changing is going faster and faster. as always, we talk to unload giuliano and we leave one thing to know more, but we do have to leave their time. us fitness, political and financial analyst as low julia and many types bertino fossil has ordered the french embassies defense set tashay on his team to leave the country within 2 weeks, alleging that he was undermining the west african nation. the 1st, you know,

1st those government has decided as of today to withdraw the approval of mr. emanuel pasquale defense that tashay at the french embassy amber cannot fuss so because of subversive activities. mister emmanuel passed, create, and the staff of the french military office have 2 weeks to leave for king of us. so the government here by informs of the closure of burke cannot fuss those military mission in paris as of today. and we doesn't know exactly what happened, but to the government to, you know, i, so finding, finding that is, uh, because of the 7 most. see if uh, you know, the state method visa, minnesota, been for a mazda 5 key and use, uh, both of those 2 pieces to leave the country. and remember this, this, the show and use. uh, we sign off with increasing station between uh,

fossil and francis. this is the document of the transition to the effect of the 2 years press one to leave the country fast, the number i see in the book, you know, 52 also interested me land to, you know, if possible is closing is a dfcs office in a as frank t g r i s e and the french 24 who was shut down, do not know why. so they, so many people are we talking many people that thing that includes the assign because the friend differential companies in the, you know, the both sides of the story about on with the website or the story this to,

to, to, to the friends and friends again, is a follow up corner. yes, i like the my, the like to book you know, how to, and it is on one of the students, you know, in the book, you know, fossil in my, me also is major as well. we've also been hearing from locals who shared their opportunity towards the ongoing french presence in their country. and i think that the french defense out of shape is not needed here. and board cannot differential armies will read expel from the country, but it cannot for so. so it doesn't really see necessity for this and to show it to be present inboard cannot for so many devices, not normal to their armies. here the story of breaking is over given what we asked for, which was common help us eliminate terrorism. that can tackle that problem. it's better to leap is destroyed during the ukraine conflict. a theater in the center of the coastal city of mario po is not being restored with

construction works in full swing or t correspondence. the swimming sold, the rebuild for himself in the marine poll. jerome is a, it's a 1st item that stores in 1960 as people filed into the under the auditory and for the 1st performance over the years, the place of tone. so a push came malia check off, and shakespeare will perform that the stage was overtaken internationally. you know, the most 2022 is held up in the west as a symbol of russian aggression. i mean, he's ations of war crimes. russia denies coming out in a striking, it says that people were held hostage in the city to buy the neo nazi as a fatality and to rick the building with explosives which went tonight cause its collapse. you can still see to put it always in the shrapnel damage here for the entrance to the my review folder on with it. so we're going to go and take a look inside the building which have been used as an ad. rachel, to was almost completely destroyed. last call it for jews to rubble,

including the stage and auditorium. the floors collapsed, leaving many victims. ages hey, with hundreds of valuable residents, what, how whole stage? he's a human she was told to me on all jobs are pretty low achievers us. maybe she, it was, they did some really awful things. i knew some people who came here to the theater, to shelter in the basement. a lot of locals gathered when they wanted to leave, they wouldn't let them out, is of meant lock the door threatening to shoot anyone who tried to come out there scans, you can't call them anything else. and there are a lot of stories like that. if you ask people they will tell you careful restoration work is underway to a tendency to, to its former glory. the foundation stone has green light and doors are set to open to patrons once more in 2025. as i say to once again comes a place of roads, a place of culture, and a place of hope, military smelling unbelief study was conducted ahead of the project that we're now following to restore the foundation. if we encounter any difficulties,

we've passed onto the institute of the developed approach and they find a new solution and we continue restoring it according to the new decisions. visits as a full sized on september 10 with one recent performance catching the eye chinese all pressing a one friends rendition of a traditional russian folks on the best performance initiative, predictable outrage in the west. but the symbolic of the strong relationship between russia and china. another blow to them is that most goes isolated on the world stage and that's quite a day of high level watching. how do i should do as far as i know, if it was a very good cedar, i used to come here when i was young for that for my part, my children and grandchildren, cities very beautiful. it's being restored. everything's very good, thanks to moscow. thanks to st. petersburg. thank you. to all the russians were helping us stuff. that's what i bought the 3 years and they bought when it reopens will come and visit god willing because my children will live here. where else

would we go? we'll come and see the theater, but it was long tails. death and destruction is now a part with a children's playground, families enjoying the last of the summer sun on a water fountain. sympathetic of the like the is what's happening to the city. one small is this the so you need a lot of people for all the ukrainians military spokes person has published a list of international observers at the recent dunbar selections labeling them vultures and follows on from sar ashton. so really it was showing thread that t of would quote, hunt down journalists who cover rushes viewpoint. with this tweet list dozens of names who allegedly covered the reason voting. it includes people from across the world, including europeans and americans. the elections were held in former. you printing regions that decided last year by referendum to join the russian. cirillo is actually an american, worked as a journalist prior to joining the ukranian armed forces. russian federal

authorities have launched an investigation into her comments. the next week. the teeth of the russians devils will nash ever harder. and the rabbit and mouse with foam and uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see, a favorite kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. and this pop of putting is only the 1st rushes war. criminal propagandist will all be hunted down, was those some would say own hinge comments fitting with a wider pattern of targeting dissidence and reporters, including individuals from western nations. you might be aware of the notorious, the strings, the title piece, keeper website based in key. if some of those listed all nights have received threats, while others have ended up being killed, ukraine often denies involvement in those assassinations. even though some of its officials publicly celebrate the depths for the remainder of some of those killings, according to an official investigation by moscow 29 year old daria to gonna was

killed under the direct order of the premium military intelligence. more corresponding lovelyn, sitarski was also killed by a ball minister and petersburg cafe. and it's not just media figures. a famous russian writer naturally avoided death 2 after on the talk escaping with entrance, following the reaction from moscow kids military folks 1st and some of the buck truck from the initial statement, saying they were only seeking to buy people on file below ukrainian mediately, it has released an article, citing a military commander who said that i'd of every $100.00 mobilize ukrainian since last awesome $80.00 to $90.00 or no debt or would dots correlates with other reports that you brain has suffered major losses on the bottle field or well, i'm delighted to say i'm joined now. i live in the studio by friends, political consultant and human rights lawyer on know the valley you're most welcome

to the program. are know at the premium latrice books personally warn the bites, hunting, at, dowling during this noise. suddenly there's this published list of election observers in europe. you do these journalists, i'm know, there is indeed no face immediate danger. well, to be sure, one has to be careful for my own and uh, take home for, for elective measures whenever they decide to go public organizing what kind of events we know that in the case of uh, all you have to do, you know, and let them know about the house key uh their attempt on their lives all could feel free to ask or, or doing a public event. so obviously this is also a way to just read drawing these and one of the commentators from expressing themselves on the conflict. but i actually don't think it's a good thing to focus too much on those kind of theatrics. you know,

it's possible the course as far as the client is concerned. and the idea is to use those kind of communication devices as discretionary way of the gates from the main topic. and the main topic is what the main topic is, the real courageous b 40. if anything of the people went to vote, they what did the on that with their feet under extremely harsh circumstances and exercise their seabrook pacific duty to their civic uh, it goes additional rights for the 1st time by his russian citizens. after having decided last year to join the russian federation. and so not to mention the fact that the off people already own all kind of leads to feelings of the least like you mentioned earlier in your introduction of cost will be working in the don't bus regions and trying to bring that 1st to you know, the well, when we know that for my lodge, that the narrative, as that's been forge in western media has been that rochelle somehow one day woke

up and sweat january's united conflicts. and this brings us back to, again, this idea that we need to educate the public trustworthy of the legal intricacy. so why? first of all, those people decided to withdrawing the russian federation and how they ended up voting as russian citizens. but in terms of these, of these people named the threats against them, there's been an echoing silence from the west. a bart condemning what are as far as i can see, direct threats against journalist. why do you think that is the case? i understand the fact that perhaps they, they, they, they don't want to say anything at all that might be balanced about russia. but it's, that's such a, a dangerous precedent this. well, i mean, we're dealing with, they always, you know, try and truly on this, the state toys. and so coming from your client, it doesn't really not going to surprise anybody because you claim,

as long as its own citizen, if we base our self from their perspective for 9 years prior formats with the referendum of last year. so uh, to the extent they feel they can uh, operate, we spoke with infinity in the backing of the western media complex. you know, it's, it's a, it's a double bound game. you know, the idea is to maintain the narrative at all costs and try to use, i mean, in the tax on anybody who flies yates or somehow a factor is narrative. but as the reality on the ground become, is an escape ably, you know, on the bench on the idea that the conflict itself is not the way they expected. those kind of gimmicks. and to also again, create diversionary tactics and try to basically characterize, you know, international observers as we're, as if they were some kind of collaborators,

you know, and this brings us back to the now it's easy to use like table what it was because basically this is what it is, you know there's, there's a, an equivalency in the western media analogy between germany and 19 forties and russ i in the 2001. and this is buffalo, the course there twice and basically say those people walk participating in those election as observers. awkward operators and the ideologically endorsed, the russian agenda. when it decides, list of mind, the palm beach that russian has invited you waiting for national observers as about dissipation and to observe the process last and the un basically never followed up on it. and of course, 30000000 solve its were killed by nazi germany in the 2nd world where that seems to be conveniently forgotten about as well. the criticism is not the 1st time the kid's mother treats books person or no has,

has made such statements publicly. do you think though those remarks are the, are they fully supported by the ukrainian government? is it, are they, are they telling her to say this or is that the fact that she's in america and another interesting details that she has carte blanche to say such, i read just statement. yeah. what it's interesting because there's lot of naturalized ukrainian nationals at the post to keep positions in the ukrainian or the government. and it's just just basically this uh, this week she gives a quarter no more caution to the states, or he's an action by virtue of being an on binary as a person. and so that everything that comes out of a mouth about how outrages basically appears to be, uh, somehow you know, acceptable because she identifies herself as

a restricted minority. so it's all part of these social engineering media communication devices. and is that fine? the fact that she used trumps and do you think that has led to a lock of criticism as well in the west against her? so the x that there is a full out assault on not people was somehow flying to resist this wilderness ideology. this the fact that it is a transgender, no mine, every person was called forcing those kind of notions of targeting, you know, civilians and, and people for their freedom of speech essentially and against the background of a sound that the nation again, because this is really the prospect here, she's denying the principle that isn't flying and the new in charlotte, which is self determination. there's never forget that russia always as a un of founding member steve, as always, in this particular case,

if anything of february, if you score a solution and we have to be in school for, for that. and that's turned into a resolution which west filed at the or you went to can tell you that was, it was in $22.00 or 2. so it's funny. we find out afterwards from former french and german leaders that formation west of gain fine. russia, i think that gets responsibilities and so the idea of the notion, according to which the conflict started on the 24th of february 2022 is really quick, but this is what they are. i to settle around at you. you mention there, of course the, the killing of daria, do get russian during list killed in a car, bombing, many others. i know you have our teacher list on this and it was named piece keeper at list. it's a par and clearly the threats. but in terms of legally how, how does this correspond with international law, a loving, and that to be published and indeed heralding it's supporting it. 2 bytes,

incitement to murder even come in public, you know, under no law. but since we're in a state of conflict, as it were, you know, it's a conflict with a walk line because basically we're talking about cv is doing their job, trying to inform the public. you might not be able to come to town. where is the narrative that goes, come through or through your narrative, but this doesn't justify connie for the murder or the ex wyles, or if it doesn't make any sense and should the be an international probe into this . of course, there should be. but in order to get an international approach, we got to get the international organization to show a little bit more backbone and do their jobs. that's unfortunate. but right now the u. n. is pretty much, somewhat the absence in many, uh, many level in the ukraine crisis. and we have spoken about it, but i think it's, we're just reiterating that the,

the west claims that ukraine is fighting for freedom and democracy. but how does this, this targeting of, during this fits in, in any way, without, in order to, as well, obviously doesn't. but it's going to be, it's going to be either ignored or said that the, as you say, these are people who aren't really during this, etc. etc, but of course they are i understand and this brings a lot of legal questions. i mean very on the shop to a munich also. you know, we saw that there's lot of, uh, reading possible and different analysis, but again, uh, who actually sits to uh, on the, the narrative will be said by the bodies basically impose the will of law in ukraine. and this is a, i would come fix right. now, so it's not just the minutes or aspect, there's also informational because i mean for my full conflicts and everything is

possible, of course, everything will be used as a result for b, i is also part of it. and these kind of cancel culture now as, as, as being applied to cancel an entire country. and so people that are just coming to get this going about their existence. unbeknownst to themself, i sucked into those, uh, jewel political libraries for this weekend. so it's, it's something that obviously opens a lot of a to be kind of warm and it will things a lot of questions. but we should not that i believe again attached to much importance. we all basically, observers, reporters and experts understand the risks. and we decided to participate in these processing full knowledge modes and just kind of events. and it's basically a situation where we should stand a straight into, you know,

boots and not allow self to be dissuaded from seeking out the truth. and reminding what the world law is about is i need to say about some brave stance. of course it is even though as you say it's, it's what you do, but it, it also is something that comes with the risk. can i also touch upon or no? one of the stories we just run there at ukrainian media outlets, citing a military commanders team that 80 to 90 percent of his men are dead. are injured from loss to austin and your thoughts on, on the coming to light in, in ukraine on and perhaps it's timing as well. i think the proof is in the pudding all the answers and the question is that obviously those kind of theatrics all and also to divert the pension and form the, or to mass accurate that's being carried out by ukrainian authorities where you know, and now they are finding themselves, mobilizing people,

suffering from the interview, ended caps, which is the closest h i, v status of the woman. now i'm going to be drafted in the end of the armed forces. so they're just basically pulling everything into the meat grinder. you know? because the idea is to try to postpone this idea of quoting for freeze. you know, the idea is us, we can definitely addictions coming. and so this issue will be fun to incentive. and it behooves the incumbent administration to have some kind of a don't know of the confidence so they can somehow negotiate navigates for the election. if there's an election before then we all mean and going forward on to, you know, once 2025 comes around. so this is, this is what it's all about. and um right now the, the word is to everything you've got and you know,

make sure that somehow you may think, you know, the appealing. so i think the initiative, whatever that well, thank you so much for coming onto the program on ensuring your considerable expertise with us today. we've been speaking to our no, definitely friends from the group consultant on human rights defender, manufacturer. like, you know, the, after most of the vietnam war and i was told from the perspective of 6 via to conduct veterans next, they don't hold back in their recollection of their treatment at the hands of the side, the an amazing mirror. short documentary, the american war begins in moment 6 the mara math. oh yeah. why do you know sometimes when he doesn't know the problem, just based on the,

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