[000:00:00;00] the guidelines with our might be able to visit saudi arabia for the 1st time and fully is and meets with the crown prince to see on the same so, but there was more migrated in the u, a. e, despite claims like less than the politicians about supposedly i select the 1st thing i thought i said, hold on the un to stuff the tax on gaza. the thing is the actions are organized terrorism on the month. baldwin, some civilians are buried under rubble. they wait for the rest. and then uh, i spent 4 days track tons of the rubble without any water. i didn't even highway

some of the water. i tried to come out for the rocks and the concrete blocks method i'm processing is gather the what they chat, hopefully un warehouse of a close, no risk the lives of the possible causes us to view and says that the situation of the pro are interested in new sensor and las go, this is the welcome to the global news out loud. remember that is meeting with the crown prince of saudi arabia. on the 2nd lego, the russian president's trip to the middle east. the visits in the u, a. e, where the country is president, described him as a dear friend. now to tools in the re add web puts inhaled of the bilateral ties between bush f and saudi arabia. i'm invited to the conference, the most

a show anymore. just nothing can stop the development of our friendly relations over the last 7 years. our relations of course have reached an unprecedented level . we have stable relations in terms of politics, economics, and in the humanitarian sphere. it's very important for us to exchange information and opinions about what's going on in the region that is very well known. that's why am i putting that in mohammed been set up on a constantly in touch, a lot of phone conversations between the 2 leaders that behind but this is their 1st face to face meeting since 2019 and it was a very war and one the here in the blood report and has praise the relations between the 2 countries

saying it has reached unprecedentedly high level in the last 7 years. things do wise. saudi leadership has reminded that the ussr was among the 1st states to recognize the independence of saudi arabia. that has crossed the today, russia respects very much the kings decision to choose independently their own future live important has also said that the next meeting should be in moscow. the crown praise of expect it to visit the russian next year for breaks, gathering lots on the agenda, of course, including the stability in the middle is here to terry and catastrophe in the gaz has 3 dramatic situations around israel have mass conflict that enters. it's a month on says dates both most go and the re add supports the idea of the creation of a palestinian state in order to guarantee and provide long term and long awaited peace in that part of the blue. he is the crown prince speaking about same porton,

so saudi russia, communication, coordination, and cooperation in that field for cigarettes. i don't watch them out. there are many areas where we share interest and work to ensure stability, including in the middle east. thanks to political cooperation. we've managed to make a positive contribution to the resolution of a number of aspects in the middle east to strength and security. there are broad possibilities before us, which will be able to utilize for the benefit of the entire world. mister president, i'd like to note the you are a dear guest here in the saudi land. the rest of the main thing was behind closed doors. journalist were not allowed, but it was expected earlier that mohammed been so mind and blood report. we would definitely discuss oil market cooperation. both russian and saudi arabia are the leaders off all pac plus, a powerful group, united in countries compound, around 40 percent of global oil and the allies. they decide how much to produce, how much to sell regulated in based way,

the supply of petroleum to the global market. and of course, global energy prices. waterman 14 came here to saudi arabia after just last week. co pac plus agreed to cut further the out boot of oil next year. in the 1st quarter of 2024. it was supposed to boost the energy market, but it didn't actually work that way as expected. so we may see that the 2 leaders will discuss further steps in that direction as well. another important topic before is in the talks between white report and mohammed been so non further expansion of rigs and group unites in many countries making up more than 40 percent of global population and a quarter of a global energy market. a very powerful strong i'm vicious challenge to america, dominated world order advice,

arab countries that live my points and visits on wednesday, saudi arabia, and before that, the united arab emirates, as well as iran, by the way, whose leader watermark pollutant is expected to meet in moscow on says they have been invited and have agreed to join briggs in 2024, and of course their membership that will both sense trenton the organization was discussed here in the yard as well. all in all, it is a very important visit to the region by large, my poor not only in terms of strengthening friendly ties, but also in order to demonstrate and prove to the whole world that despite norma is asked for is by the west to isolates. russia most quote is and is saying, but to cut off know this comes off the 01 is a valid inputs in met with his you a in towns, a politician. i will be with the is there any pasting and will on the top of the agenda in the u i. e,

the russian president was pleated and the national capital with a very warm welcome. the and this but this here, the sky is above what painted white and blue and right then the sinks with lines with the 2 hundreds flags mounting that an input into the arrival to the view a e presidential palace. and some of its 1st robotics, the russian president,

outlined by natural cooperation, was the country machine to look at it, thanks to your position today. our relations are at an unprecedented level. the u. a is russia's main trade partner in the out of world last year. the trade turnover rose by 67.7 percent. it will be even larger this year. i think the same goes with investments. we conduct a number of large oil and gas projects. we also co operate in opec plus we co operate in the international arena. the u. a, he contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. if anything has seemed to be from the behind the closed doors of the palace, which you can, you can probably still make out in the background over the very beautifully. let's help against the night sky of abu dhabi. but if they were anything close to what we've seen when vladimir putin arrived here to the capital all the way. well said, please,

well those this would be breathtaking as were the views because when jets pay into disguise, into the colors of the russian flags when the motorcade of latin, the boot and the joys be as schools of well of cavalry. and the streets were lined up by russian flags again, and the russian national anthem sounded right before the tools began. well, that those pictures were sudley, a bits of pill to swallow, for anybody who were advocating for the versions that russia has been sidelined at bottom, approved has become an outcasts. but he has been shop to the fringes of international diplomacy and well, both lot of improvement in his counterpart here. they have stressed how close guitar is between the countries up the rule. but you a, is the major economic partner for russia in the region. if you take uh, oil trade alone, the last yeah, uh the increase was about what seemed fact more than

a 100 percent. so it certainly seems that russia has figured out the answer to the equation into the challenge of that is posed by the western sanction to which have been trying to cripple rushes energy, trade, and rushes energy markets, and all these willing words. they have been reciprocated by again, be counterparts of latimer put me here in abu dhabi relations between the russian federation and the we have a historical character in recent years. relations have been actively developing in various fields in the interest of both countries and peoples. i would like to emphasize that i very much appreciate your personal and effective role in strengthening bilateral relations in disregard. i would like to say that the u. e is russia's largest trading partner in the middle east and the gulf region, and that will be happy to continue our joint work to strength and bi lateral cooperation in various fields. well, these pillars visa storage pill is they provide a sand tastic foundation for washington. d e n d u a to grow their relations. i

have to say a rule. remember that the way it wasn't invited to join the brakes alliance, which has already seen some expansion this year. and well, if the weight might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been not trained, uh, they spaby nurturing this uh, economic and political block from its cradle. and by the way, another country, the platinum includes it is in fact right now is en route to saudi arabia received a very, very similar invitation as gaza has been of the slight who of weiss for devastation, the positive the has cooled on the united nations to stop is where the aggression cooling is, action as well, good eyes, terrorism. it comes as israel says it has reached the heart of the southern gauze and the city of han eunice say it has no intention to stop by both sides. that's at least for the privacy and civilians were killed and then they,

this is where the s lights on the side on eunice type song. so then goes, i've arrived on top this wanted being a so called save. so you and has signed it, is where i was saying it has conducted more than $10000.00 as fibers since those thoughts on, on the 7th of october, the you are and has said there are serious concerns about whether it is a is complying with the international humanitarian law. we spoke with supervisors in finance. i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't head by the trouble. i immediately threw myself to the ground who was sitting and suddenly striking it. and it was truck on the head by phone and stone over the coming of my sister had 8 children. she flayed from mon during the bombardment and took shelter here. and as nearby areas were being hit, she had a seizure. died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children, and the father is displaced, trying to make a living what product you're telling or put apocalyptic situation,

but it's highly un human rights commission of ok to says his colleagues, scribe, the advisor and conditions in garza. my humanitarian colleagues have described the situation as apple collect dick. in the circumstances, there is a high risk of atrocity crimes measures need to be taken to the both by the part is concerned. and by all states, particularly those with influence to prevent any such crimes. hey, we see people in the city of hong is probably what they can and from the united nations, an age where have many bus to get even the basics with a friend who wants to in high de la hud from monta, lorenzo the you and the lead from what and say doing super powerful and she said there's coming. no safe place in the gods. us fit where the situation is, the state the we are seeing

a lot of people are being killed. more how i understand the issues you way installations, the more displacement towards nowhere inside there is no place in the city on the east side of the terrain where there is no there is nothing there each night or 2 set to displace the point that or to provide assistance inside case we should not be there to receive my safety space that i want to. we have seen in fire when we want the subsections on our installation so that we come to like so many systems, the names and they, we are able to be access to people the take. so say need to, we are the firewood party so you can go don,

this is not the case. and right now when we set to how i see and of course the new conditions. but i say so to be the need to need to be established. hiwassee sign a is, i'm a our, where is the specifics. there is nothing. this is the ac going to the site and should the thousands and thousands of these place people in the series and decent somewhat of that's happening. that order completes the cost or started with people that have cannot be anywhere. so they added stating that this morning on this morning. a stage full condition is not that they are not going to retire to that. it kind of the, the hours in the directory where they used to be and they are not totally done to their homes for many reasons. they said most important hunting, safety and security. because the only one can use it is not

possible for them to return. it is out, says it having sold at least 5 volts of bonds. that 8 could use to flood how boss is boss. network of tunnels under the gaza, said the water for the system would come from the mediterranean sea. the idea of fools us as it could blow up. that's what i was with bonds. we have various ways to deal with the tunnels. i won't talk about specifics, but they include explosives to destroy and other means to prevent from us operatives from using the tunnels to harm our soldiers. therefore, any means which give us an advantage over the enemy that uses the tunnels, deprives it of this asset as a means that we are evaluating using. this is a good idea, but i won't comment on it specifics to the bottom sort of see a red say the lease and files lose of 2 big wages of was a by our,

into the tunnel networks for the entire underground labyrinth to be completely flooded within weeks it remains on say, weather is way the government is as it relates to conduct the plan and why the environmental rights wisdom on the is adequately considered along some ecological m 5. it also comes, the flooding could undermine the structural integrity of the buildings. on top of the top. it's hard to tell what pumping seawater will do to the existing water and sewage infrastructure. it's hard to tell what it will do to ground water reserves, and it's hard to tell the impact on the stability of nearby buildings as close to live and as a form of senior us security policy analysts, michael maloof. so thank you so much for joining us. today, let's see now we will tell you about these tunnels. the idea of has apparently been planning to fill out the tunnel system to try any how much of the lessons within the, or perhaps both of them to leave what, what do you think about this plan is

a good strategic plan. and what about the also is why the way if there are well in the well yeah, all the questions you raise are very, very serious. it's my understanding that there has been a beginning of some flooding of tunnels. i. it's a non confirm report. now what i think is happening here is that if you do that you, you absolutely make the land and habitable you, you undermine the, the water systems, the infrastructures, you can't grow crops and, and over the long term. and it's very intriguing because just today i was showing a newspaper, the headline of a, from a jordanian newspaper. it from 1970. that said that they use for at least one of the clear the palestinians out of gaza altogether. this is

a way to do it. he makes that area totally uninhabitable. they have no place to go, but that seems to be their mission right now, just to ultimately a co road every single day, the salt water. it's salt water from the mediterranean. i, i've, i've experienced that even in lebanon. it's very salty, it corrode it. i'll also prevents any, uh, uh, a growth of crops, of farmers, what would be devastated, and they're on and the fresh water systems are, would also be affected. the whole mission, i think of the israel is at this point just to make the area uninhabitable without saying so. but that's going to be the effect with this uh, with this approach. and if it could, it would be disastrous. but the who's gonna stop them. and they've already confirmed that they've brought in pumps pump in the water. so this is,

this is going to be a whole new turn. because then the question is, where do these palestinians go? egypt just don't wanna. and, and they all that the israel least care about is that the palestinians just get out and, and again, i think they're treating them. they're treating pablo stimulus like their sub human . and this is an outrage to my goal is that so if catastrophic um analysis with the photo by the absolute you obviously, right. i mean, if you look fast forward, even if, when this is all over and the seats find, they tried to rebuild, rebuild on what i mean, the. so the absolutely sense that'll be no crops, as you said, this is the end game, isn't it? i mean, what, i'm to also your question may be perhaps, uh the past is could reclaim some of the is really loud that was stolen. is that an option? if, if the, if the palestinians one of the come in. but the,

it's clear now that the more radicalized a zionist regime does not want palestinians. they want a pure jewish state. and, and, and, and that is reinforced by the settlers, who are, even without it, who are even more radicalized. look, these, this government doesn't want to stop this war. they want to go all the way to iran . they've made that very clear. and that helps preserve netanyahu. that's the whole and game here is for annette and yahoo to preserve he is government politically and personally at all costs. and this is a way to do it. but who's going to stop him? who is stopping him at this point from, from this uh, game plan. you can see this plan emerging. they don't have to say it. we can see it was pretty disturbing to hear those words. but you are right indeed. you know what

we think about it. so of course the us box and the thing, yahoo! every step of the way, the 2 scared to do anything else, they will quit the 51st dates, but they are not the only 2 countries in the world. there are over a 190 other countries. can we not see these close to 2000000 palestinians as being some sort of idea of their hostages in fact, in their own country. but when will the people it will the international community not stand up for them, but they haven't until now. so what, what makes us think that they're going to do it now? i mean, i have been 11 and i have visited the power steering camps where they are so crowded, they're overcrowded and yet uh this, this nothing, nothing happens. so what happens with them they, we've got camp some jordan refugee camps. where do they go? they have no place to go now and, and gaza and, and of course there's westbank. that's going to be in turmoil here very shortly. so

who's gonna stop this trend by telling me to carry on and basically do a methodical extermination basically of, of a people, this is what is occurring here. and it's tragic and no one and, and the u. n. is dead. they all, to shut that place down. it is, it is useless to get people to come together and try to work out a plan to make this thing to, to try and quell this, this. but again, not yet to that. and, you know, who's in charge the united states has back and, and i just, i just hope that the us congress fails at this point. any further approval of any appropriations for the, for israel. because that's, that's what's going to keep them going. and that would tacitly show us support basically what the, what when israel has is doing to itself. and in turn,

greg in the us in to this is isolating both countries in the world. and this is what we're seeing. and, and with the creation of a multi polar world order, that's a merchant and you, you refer to the bricks and, and, and what have you, this is what is a merchant is in response to the us, you in a polar lead world order. and very well said indeed it is a tragedy indeed, michael mother is gonna have to leave in that form a senior us a security policy honest and thank you so much for your time. thank you. what was the sound when i present, joe biden has him say that the possibility of american ad russian kids facing off in the future. this is as he is in the ones co. s a for the financing for you, for i cannot wait. the votes on the other probably is about to take place. put the tax in nato ally if it keeps going in any attraction,

nato ally. or we've committed as a nato member to we defend every inch of native territory and will have something that we don't seek and that we don't have today. american troops for the russian troops. american troops fighting russian troops, if he moves and other parts of nato make no mistake. today's roads going to be long remembered all the time because of a mentor, your aid off, so that really have the us and then do kind is also the new. the examples in your, of the german defensiveness has gone as far as the training that belin is not on the ally of keith rushes, pharmacies, folks of and pointed out, that's a complete use for the job, an official german defense minister borders. the story is said that germany is not an ally of ukraine. bornea unpack the new loafers he had been given last christmas and changed his shoes. i mean, a lot of thinking further men see supporting fighting officials have arrived in washington for

a series of meetings. that's off of the us defense seconds of your house, people being gone so far as the threats and the comb with, with sending american dreams to you. if you're a fee and creating doesn't get approved, the house for an offense can miss each of an echo. the sentiments excludes and take so the ukraine, he'll get moved to the georgia, then maybe the bowl takes. and then the idea that we will have to put troops on the ground and secretary austin's wood was very likely. that's what we're trying to avoid. as discuss as far as the joining me now is full of us. what is the office of scott bennett school? thanks so much for joining us. what do you think about the us defense that google, the threatening to send more american troops? 0 if congress doesn't improve for the a fee train as well. i've just been to ukraine. and while i should say russia i was just in, in, in russia for 3 weeks. and as you may know, i was in mary opal. i was in solar dar,

i was in supper rogia. i was internet and what i saw was nothing short of war crimes, war crimes and crimes against humanity that were committed by the united states and ukraine. united states weapons and money that have been given that ukraine have tortured and tormented the people of those areas. and let me tell you something i will be making a very loud and passionate decree of the findings and the videos and the pictures that i obtained when i was on the ground in the dawn bass when i was wearing body armor and i was among the volunteer troops from every part of russia that were fighting the ukrainian nazis and been darrow fanatics. i will be presenting that to the united states congress and various other elements including lloyd austin and the white house. because what i saw in the riddle buildings and the shattered windows and the, the ruins, lives in the, in the across is for the children and others. and old people that have suffered in

denette skim particular it is an abomination which the united states has committed and nato. and i think that's why these countries are turning very quickly what they anticipated would be a silly utopian dream of working russia and over throwing, putting in a color revolution. all of that nonsense has failed to come to pass. but what has come to pass our crimes against humanity that i saw and it was the ukrainians that committed this, not the russians. 1 i was, i was deeply moved by the passion and the professionalism of the russian volunteers and all of those areas. but i just got back yesterday from russia and i'm still decompressing so. yeah, i feel i feel like this entire thing has been a personal experience for me to because when you're on the ground, when you are having weapons fire to you, when you're having the artillery shells fire to you, that have been financed and that are the united states artillery shells trying to

kill an american citizen. uh you, you get a little bit perturbed about that. so i perturb 5. what i saw, i'm a infuriated that the united states congress is either so corrupt or so stupid, that they continue this nonsense of backing in financing ukraine. and i, i think a lot of americans are waking up. i will guarantee you that every congressman etc. or that i communicate with will never forget the communication that i engage in with them because it's up close and personal. i was there. no american accept of me has been certainly no congressmen know depend depends the department of defense official except those who were a helicopter out of the i've as of stall. busy plant and other places of variable. but it, all of this i think, is coming to an end. that was one of the things i tried to impress upon the russian soldiers who had been wounded in hospitals and elsewhere. the american people do

not act as war. the american people do not back saloons. zalinski they do not back nazis. they do not back swastikas being card did the young women's bellies by ukrainian fanatics. they do not uh, support the extermination of the ukrainian population by zalinski. the americans have just been sorely ignorant of this, but i think the summer or some of the all of this is lloyd austin and mccaul, in lindsey graham, the warmongers, trying to scare the republicans into giving money or else american troops who will be on the ground nonsense, not only would not i wouldn't i am the lawyer and when i have so thank you and still be there. i'm so sorry. we haven't run out of time. i really appreciate everything you said the thanks again for joining us. thank you. well, i don't stop this news, i will be back in just on the 30 minutes with the updates joining