the the, you need medical supplies, you need empty by all takes, you need some of the most basic uh tools which now have been coming in to some extent. but wait from being, you know, a start description of the health crisis in gaza from a w h of folks person talking with archie and building on earlier comments that more thousands could die from disease, then bomb me. but all of us do, we need human rights institutions that a so flawed they can be used as a tool by those that aim to privatize international organizations for their own needs. process for administer, addressed as an o. s the council meeting, questioning the relevance of an organization he says has been subjugated by western

interest. plus the end of an era, as henry kissinger the controversial us diplomats orchestrated admin, nippy, elated international conflicts dies age 100. the just after midnight here at r t international studios in moscow. welcome to our top stories this our, i'm fiorella is about the w. h o warrens that health needs and gaza may increase dramatically, pointing out that diseases could kill more people than bombs. you organization spokesperson, describe the dire health situation there in, in our 2 exclusive in those the text you mentioned the fight for a fight from the 60 people killed. but 16 if i have to, if it goes right, i have actually been killed in the medical stuff have been killed while on service

. the risk is with all that is the current situation, the, the up to the lacking of, uh, hygiene situations that destroyed the water and sanitation system destroyed a waste. the collection system that diseases spread easily. we have already seen an increase of a respiratory infection. something which we normally see in a month has, has multiplied in expect us, especially within children. there's a risk that other diseases spread highly. the problem is on top of this risk that the survey and system is destroyed. so we're lacking. and so of course the police didn't in a far these on the ground, the, the red crescent or even the ministry of health lacking the most important. it's advanced tools, a laboratories destroyed to really get to the ground of any infectious disease outbreak risk. so it's a double take. on the one hand, the higher risk of the other hand, less means or non,

no means nearly to check to survey. and hence, also to control because that means if you need medical supplies, you need empty bioethics. you need the most basic uh tools which now have been coming in to some extent, but the way from being, you know, a and a 0. so level 3 is really civilians have been confirmed, killed, and at least 6 others wounded in a mass shooting. a mouse has claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it was a response to the unprecedented crimes that are being committed and occupied palestinian territories. local police say the 2 gunmen who carried out via tab or shot that at the scene. a warning disturbing images ahead. this is the tv footage shows the moment of the attack. 2 gunmen are seen jumping out of a car and opening fire out a crowd of people at a bus stop as they tried to flee just moments later to off duty soldiers and an

army civilian in the area of return fire, killing the 2 shooters, according to police and long keys are forming all across the as locals are trying to get through and on. so can got lots of military humanitarian shipments to little to improve the severe shortage of fuel and vital supplies. some say they have been waiting in line for days without any guarantee they will receive any gas. local correspondence, romeo hosario went there to see, to choose for himself. some of these people who to whom we have to say that our claim that this cooking guys has being supported and sponsored by united nations where the funds work. so just say football is standard for jeez here . and the gaza strip as we try to and are inside the guys the station at this guy is the station we have been prevented. we have been prevented by the

security guards from ensuring that goal is the station and conducting any kind of interviews. that is a situation in full gaza. as you see here, many people, dozens of people doesn't. so finally hit our view of the stipulation was out here to get the supplies. the main item of this implies is the main item. the majority of households use here in the territory. what is the blower or the weight bags of weight being delivered and delivered? in a matter of fact, a schedule or a time table, household which have a move done for family members will receive 2 day 7 family members or age family members receive. today. let's done. a family members will receive the bags just next week or maybe mos on next week so that i'm not

sure now whether they will be able to get the weeds actually money, people pay or, and that territory those. so we have interviewed, have suggested that the guys that we have been with today, the guys, the company and guys, people say that it's sponsored by the, on the rock as this bags these bags you'll create, they a response so, and they'll deliver florida 3. however, many people who have been unable to get their shares of a their guys are flaw, had to buy from the local market, the drum, the black market to sell a lot less than that. i have not received my bag of wheat. they told me that it's not to you, it's my turn, that in the past weeks i used to get bread from baker's wish of now shot from neighbors. but now i have to buy a bag from the black market for an inflated price of $200.00 shackles, which is $60.00 or more. now and i'm here yesterday from 6 am and the i came here

at 5 am. for over 40 days, i have relied and fire with i'm fed up and that's why i'm here despite the fact that i'm about to give birth to a baby and a couple of days, the people have been waiting here for the past 72 hours. as you can see, there are both men and women here has been good. people have to use firewood to per patsy and things like that. by the end of the day, you can get a kind of stuff gas for 20 us dollars. and the idea of has confirmed that her mazda has handed over to more is really hostages to the red cross. that says, talks are ongoing to prolong the truth, which is now into its final day. we spoke with guy or moses and is really whose parents were taken hostage by him us. his mother was released during a recent hostage prisoner exchange, but his father remains in captivity. my mother was released by my father in many other ways,

not released it. and we need to do whatever needs to be done in order to bring them home, eh, thomas, is going and whatever they can to make our, her life miserable there very soon. they don't, let's read for us to see them then. and this is unacceptable because the red cross, the new in the you might be turning organization supposed to be human to turn for everyone, not just for one side. and finally, the group know, pursuing some us in order to see these really there. we don't know who's alive. we both know who's the one that was sick. we don't know anything about their conditions are held in for the government. tried to support us and, and make our life easier that we could focus on these goals and to bring them home and, and we do whatever we can and know that to bring that home. the reason i'm doing these interviews is for all the was, was the keep know that it's a people who are released, but the majority of the people are not released yet. and they must do what ever need to for them to return. well, as you know,

this is day 6 of the hostage with these 12 were released today to them with the russian citizenship to young. well, well young woman, 21 year old. my uh, and another woman named beach, 40 years old maya was the woman who uh, they did a video of her arm and a cast with metal rods. when she was 1st kidnapped from the music festival of both, there is a great chance the war is going to resume tomorrow, come off is again playing games they're not supplying is or the list. and this was made a very clear audio or at least 10 hostages. a day or the war will restart, you release the hostages, and we will delay the beginning of the, the end of the war that we're going to have earlier today. that was, it was really official who made a comment, but listen, then i want to make the governments position perfectly clear as the hosted release post continues. when almost stops releasing hostages, we will stop the polls and we will review a campaign against homos. and so there you have, it is very clear, israel's now flying around is always making it very clear. and the question is, how badly does come miles want to continue this pause how badly the needs are re on

themselves and reorganize themselves and re think their situation. but tonight could be a turning point and it could mean that the somebody will be running it out of my bomb shelter and television as i've been doing for the past. 50 days. mohammed today mahmoud abbas met with the us secretary of state anthony blinking. what more do we know about this meeting? it was the 1st meeting between our bus and the bank is to serve as 7 of 12 are ready to get to the region to civilize the ceasefire and the bus also the month of june gives me think would their blanket or stuff. eliza says fiber optics tended to allow the entirety of more their food supplies and their ids because supplies, if you will, $2.00 because of guys on the scope of this of last month of policy as an awesome guy. so there's a certain guys that this will, that is violent as collision and both bank and to the he provided that they can with the file complete follow up. it's all ever since the violations of the bank

and then get us to i guess what i see is that everything between our boss and the banking the have been a few hours before is why i agree my to a free that's even batch of policy. that a but it's one of the echo that's if it's day of the supply out of which includes effective on this thing. and if it isn't us, it is about a student, a woman, it from it is i'm l. ups a living is a l. a fortune for, for them is those that i'm the 18 children from lowest bank that i bought a student assignment. as of that every day. it seemed to vary from those. thank god, it wasn't good for the for all of your to install them as well as with those and hundreds of lot of seniors and as a whole. that's that i got the vehicles that you sent me to get those. oh, work to extend that says fly out of well managed to if you extended that was about 2 days, which would include the 3 off. what about to say i but isn't us, this is the 7 days is way to feed 240 a lot of seniors, 71 woman, and one of the 6 to until then, by the oddest of 260,

want to see us from those banks right now, months or over to you now we've gathered some of the reactions and gaza as a true. so hold, let's have a listen 1st enough, no help. my family and i were happy, the whole neighborhood and people happy bought the truce. the aggression against guys or had stopped for a while, the loss of life and everything else had stopped. i want the, we'll just dump the unjust zionist occupation to the security know, locked ones, eliminating us, and displacing us before the war. we were happy now homes with our neighbors and the people of our neighborhood where no homeless living from one place to another to school shelters and destroyed houses into real world. that's why you didn't get the situation is very, very bad. and this truth will not help until the people of the north can return to their homes. this truth is, and israel's interest, not ours at all. when the truth was declared, i came to check on our house and what has happened, everything is destroyed, and all the people have loved their homes. they can't even find food. my message to

the world is to think about us. we want to leave like them, not that they leave and we die. we are a peaceful people. i'm sorry, you've been in the heart of everything. can you tell us how things are inside gaza? at the moment? i am still here and also the hospital in the south, and eunice, we earlier did an exclusive report. that's where the f soon on the tv. the inside that if you do you school is showing the living conditions of over 3500 of display civilians coming from the north people complaining that they have not seen any aids coming in from the off of the border officials. he and i've said that we need at least 25 to 50000 truck trucks to come in full of 8 in order to cover the 2300000 people in here that have been b. c used for the last 5657 days. until now what has entered slowly enough for one

to 2 percent of the actual needs uh, with the cold, with the winter as well. things ought to get to even more difficult, especially for people living in temporarily and shelters. there was also a breaking news that owns an hour ago or for the video, or at least by the put a scene in that assistance off one of the hostages take on october the 7th. this 3 of us in this 4 to 5 2nd video, he made the call to, to mr. nathaniel saying that they have ad strikes. the idea is that likes have killed his wife and 2 children. they are the most viewed of things to him. and he requested that, that'd be no delay from the is that a to government into that? a ton of the city about these back to be buried in the state that is that a so on both sides it seems there is a lot of pain, a lot of suffering with hope that a peaceful resolution will come as soon as possible. after the decades of suffering, let's go back to tel aviv neck. we've seen the relatives of the hostages gathering

on the square again today. what can you tell us about how people there are feeling the relatives of the hostages that us terrified because the shooting in the recent days, one more testimonies of the hostages dot through time about the abuses, to bowed to her about the cape cvt by the terrace of how much of the tunnels they didn't have almost food. there no medication. the children were forced to see how a mass on the 7th of october to be had that slots are raped. and birds is riley's innocent. one musical festival ended their homes. and it is just terrible when they see that the understand that it is unimaginable what those could do to their loved ones. and they also share about women. that's where rapes and that they're into meds at oregon square cods. and the terrace different blade was then

also intimate parts of metals. and those testimonies makes the families of the hostages to be so terrified that they're asking and demanding these riley prime minister. and she's wor, cabinet to do whatever he can in order to return their loved ones back home. and let's take a listen to what these really prime minister benjamin at the now said earlier. i don't want him to come, we will continue this war until we achieve the 3 goals to release all of our a book to use to completely eliminate thomas and to ensure that gaza will never face such a thrust again. on the other has the right being that part of the benjamin, it's in the, our government and it is almost all his government. besides that we charge adults the, all of them call him the, on the, to now to at a game lunch. full scale invasion delgado and there think doing it then,

you know, that's it shouldn't care about that hostages about their destiny, not because they don't all day want them back, but they demand that's how much will be destroyed. and they are saying that the, if the price is that the hostages will be killed, that's the price. but the most important thing is that, that the set to organization will not be any more, any threat to these riley bob. like because they don't want any more 7. so for october they're saying and never again, we don't want to leave next to a neighbor that to arise us for so many decades. and nits and y'all will need to decide soon what she's doing and he is here a big moral dilemma. and he also has his political career. he understands when the world ends, probably she will need to go home. he will need to step down and maybe even the

court you'll find him guilty of his corruptions deals. so maybe this is, will be his final decision. as a politician is this most, the long serving is riley prime minister. and the help that he will do the right decision for these rarely people and not just for himself. meanwhile, the plight of gaza is prompting reaction from people all around the globe are to interview the palestinian ambassador to nigeria to get his the point. watched the interview later in the program, the diplomats from over 50 countries have gathered in north macedonia for the organization, for security and cooperation in europe. summit, russia is taking its place up the table this year to join discussions regarding challenges facing europe and eurasia. we heard from the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, who says it's time the world a band as washington's unilateral policies and returns to the norms of

international law. especially when it comes to the conflict in gaza. will you compare that believe when you have to wait a minute for the logic of applying only the american point of view of this situation and the dominance of the united states in the region once again leads to a dead end because the american logic of exceptional dominance has led to an impasse in the o. s. c e. just like it led to a bloody impasse in the countries involved in this conflict in their instruments of international law. resolutions of you when security council, the general assembly, there was an international legal framework in the form of various documents that were adopted by countries in addition to or development of these resolutions. of course, all this should have been complimented by the work of the warranted but the work of the quarters was blocked by the united states. and they replaced the international law to a world order based on their rules and began to model the situation in the region

ad. there's this question, moving all regional players and the international community away from it. what did it all lead to, to an unprecedented escalation. we haven't seen anything like this in terms of destruction and caustic lenses for the future. i'm not even talking about the number of victims and the cruelty with which we see how the opposing sides treat each other and the civilian population. again, this concept should cease to exist, namely the concept of the dominance of one power model for regulating international space and international relations. specifically, this regional crisis issues, we need to return to international law and probably develop new tools for multilateral diplomacy. because of course, the lord says has a big flaw. the countries of the region are not part of the course. it, it is impossible to move forward towards normalization without the countries of the

region. there must be a new multi lateral political instrument that will help to realize all the international leather seats that now needs to be applied in order to resolve the situation because we're still moving north. now the only rest foreign minister has spoken at an o. s. c meeting saying the organization is on the brink of the abyss, accusing it of being subjugated by the you and nato. is that you met with surely, but i was, i should do. we need human rights institutions that a so flawed they can be used as a tool by those the aim to privatize international organizations for their own needs. how can this kind of, i see, serve the interests of europe in security and cooperation? the situation today is a direct result of attempts by all neighbors in the west to use the i see to aggressively push their own selfish interests, destroying the fundamental principle of consensus and the very culture of diplomacy

. it's clear to any unbiased person that it is impossible to seriously, unfairly resolve european security issues and such a climate in the capital of the western world. there is an obsession with crushing any chance for a revival of the i see, they have already created the european political community, excluding russia and bellows, destroys another line of separation across the continent and breaks up the i c area . the scruple circuit land rover definitely did amends his awards there, and he brought up examples to support each and every argument. this is after all, the world's largest regional security group, but he no longer sees this as an effective organization. he also said that he sees our c observers going selections with prepared conclusions, and also that they have fortunately destroyed any chance of a broad base east west corporation. 5, those unprecedented sanctions that we've seen put on most go over the conflict and ukraine. he also brought up how, for example, it was

a west which was the 1st one to withdrawal from the treaty of open skies, which naturally lowered uh, confidence, and security. and that the west doesn't care about any agreements outside of nato, the same nato as to reminded the foreign ministers there. that bomb the, this law the oh, that's her and ukraine, and georgia against russia. and also she once again reminded the foreign ministers sitting there that francois molanda, an uncle of merkel themselves admitted that the key of agreements, for example, were just a stolen tactics for to build the military capabilities there. so his question is, what is the point of this organization? if it only serves their interest, is that when they put a dispute at the west and elite, so i've made a short sighted choice in favor of nate. so over the i see that true intentions were again made clear when washington and brussels rejected russia's proposals on legally binding security guarantees for europe. in december 2021. they didn't even engage in a dialogue with us on january 28th, 2022. i sent

a message to the foreign ministers of europe and the us calling for an explanation on that position of the obligation not to strengthen one's own security at the expense of the security of others, which was adopted at the a c e summit. nobody answered the question, but instead we received responses from the e. u foreign policy for arms and the nato secretary general. the scott at around the issue of a sense of what the position of the west was. no one cause what our precedence or problem is to assign to the i see only nato can provide legally binding security guarantees the continues to be and the plants role suffering the greatest consequences of the united states gamble in ukraine while refusing our economic partnership that delivered prosperity to the european union for decades. let's go in and once again for the lab rough, had to remind the foreign ministers there that it was the key of regime that started human rights violations all the way back in 2014,

with germany's concerns as he put it because it germany consented to the fact that as for the level put, nazis sees the power there. so at the moment sir, did land rover, doesn't see a future with you always see, he says that it is in jeff in jeopardy. and he says of that is because of a western states and their actions, by the way, this meeting was not attended by a crane. and also, as the only allowed to feel this way in the and poland didn't show up over in protest, of course, or the lab rose near presence there. so that's there. i bought it from the o. s. c meeting and what's for a good level. i've had to say that the american politician and controversial nobel prize winner henry kissinger has passed away at the age of 100. the german born diplomat shape washington's foreign policy for decades during the cold war and remain a prominent voice on the political scene up until his death. r t contributor tar read, talked about kissinger's long until most us career. henry kissinger has been cool.

many things is quite, quite the cause of the social and contradictory legacy, isn't it? he's been how does a pace maker has been condemned? does a woman go? what's your view on how we will go down in history? $3000000.00 civilians in the different covers and over it's more operations. and for an adventure that america had over his tenure when he was, are, you know, orchestrating some of these operations. literally 850000 people 250-0000 civilians were murdered during the carpet bombing of, of laos and somebody else. he also, ironically that he got to live a peace prize for, you know, during the vietnam era. when actually he extended the war in vietnam, he also, you know, had his hands and a lot of other different countries in latin america, south africa in bangladesh. and he's temporary, indonesia, you had trouble the legacy of civilian deaths around his policies that he tried to

shape. yeah, she said they killed hundreds of thousands of people. what are your thoughts did, isn't it that is of the owner of the nobel peace prize? absolutely not, in fact his counterpart refused it at the time. but if you go back to the paris a piece, of course, he actually said secret tables to washington that undermined the as a whole piece accord talks then so that extended the vietnam war, he was actually responsible for thousands of more. americans died at hundreds of thousands of in these things we to understand jesus and you had to understand he was very anti communist. and in his view, the socialist president, it was duly elected in chile, at the time, had to be removed. he, a nixon, i concluded on a secret to it was carried up in the ca and, and then that installed to shake. thousands of people were tortured and murdered, and political opponents were killed. and so there was

a bloody legacy after that. and it was actually a fascist regime. the one posit, of course, was china that was opened up during the cold war. but that was a very, very much to fight against them. the soviet union. they needed commerce and economic ties with china that were positive and they didn't need another front of possible hostilities. perhaps the one positive thing he did do was open those doors with fishing that forge then a future. although now that that's been a bit rocky with the current administration, the biden regime, but, you know, we'll see what happens. oh, big plus has announced a new oil production kind of more than $2000000.00 barrels per day. and then move expected to raise global prices. the decrease depends on russia, in saudi arabia, agreeing to extend existing output reductions, the group that amounts for more than 40 percent of the world's oil extraction has also invited brazil to join. next year,

we spoke with outside the university professor colette, but tar fee. who said that with prices rising slightly, the market will stabilize, the price is low and now is up to just for the loss on hopefully where you go even further and instead of going down $5.00. so the change was the 2nd damascus would be supplies because that is a no or so then that way you have 12 in the market. nobody knows what's the direction is what are the decision are coming to be. and that's what's happening in the last few days. speculators are on the market down, the price is down. and because of what the, the rumors buy, some members leave up on the,

on the equipment and it wouldn't stop that reduction by the end of the year was other romans like that. and now everything is clear and the market to sell the lives, the prices are going up. not too much, but enough to keep everybody happy that the deal serves it consumes the conflict in gaza. is provoking observations from people all around the world are to spoke with the palestinian ambassador to nigeria for his perspective. those things the start of the conflict. ego says it has the right to self defense. what questions were raised by, but you, i don't feel as bound to dislikes does not apply to guys are, which is considered an occupied territory. what is the position of policy on this? how should i should send 2 things? first and foremost it's not it's not a corporation.