of the, the putting visit saudi arabia for the 1st time in 4 years and meet with the crown prince. previously on the state interpreted, was warmly greeted in the way, despite plains, by western politicians about suppose it the isolated policy. and as always, he calls on the you and just dump the relentless attacks on, gaffer say that these rules actions are with eyes terrorism on the compartment. some civilians are buried on the robin and for days i spend full days track down to the russell without any food to to i didn't even have a small to to. i tried to come out for the rocks and concrete blocks left deep

as easily all the tax on gas that it testify. the director of the united nations really even was agency for europe. health, archie that varies no states, least less than the enclave. more installations to be more displacement to nowhere in 5 days, no case said the others are to international reaching you from a new sedentary moscow. i have mike a quick chat with the latest this hour and i'd like to know what's in has met with the crown prince of saudi arabia. on the 2nd leg of the russian president's trip to the middle east. of the 2 leaders discussed a variety of topics including opec blocks, the israel palestine conflict, and the strong biological ties between both countries. 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. speaker nomics and in the humanitarian sphere, it's very important for us to exchange information and opinions about what's going on in the region. it is very well known. that's why my poor non mohammad been set up on a costing plane tide, showed a phone conversations between the 2 liters i've behind. but this is their 1st face to face meeting since 2019. and it was a very war and won 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 mat has crossed the today. russia respects very much the king's decision to choose independently their own future live report and has also said that the next meeting should be in moscow. the crown praise is expected to visit the russian next year for breaks, gathering lots on the agenda, of course, including the stability in the middle is here to tear in catastrophe in the gases. 3 dramatic situations around israel, high mass conflict that enters it's a month on the states both most co and the re add supports the idea of the creation of the poly city and state in order to guarantee and provide long term and long awaited peace. in that part of the globe, he is the crown prince, speaking about the quarterly. so saudi russia, communication, coordination,

and cooperation in that field for setups. 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 to, but it was expected earlier that mohammed been so mine and why report me would definitely discuss oil market cooperation. both russian and saudi arabia are the leaders off all pac plus, a powerful group, uniting countries pumping around 40 percent of global oil and the allies. they decide how much to produce, how much to sell regulated in base 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 would discuss further steps in that direction as well. another important topic before is in the talks between the white report and mohammed been so non further expansion of rigs and group to an item in many countries, making up more than 40 percent of global population and a quarter of a global energy market. it's a very powerful strong i'm vicious challenge to america, dominated world order both arab countries, the environment pollution,

visits on wednesday, saudi arabia, and before that the united arab emirates as well as iran, by the way, who's leader of watermark pollutant is expected to meet in most co on says they have been invited and have agreed to join briggs in 2024 and of course ban 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 got off of this comes after area on wednesdays, loved him important, and met with his you a call to punch in upper darby with the ease ready policy in war at the top of the agenda. if the you a, the russian president was greeted in the navy national capital with

a very warm welcome. the the so it says here the sky is above web page. that's why blue and red and the streets when lined with the 2 countries flags mocking not even put into arrival to the u. a residential policy. in some of his bus remarks, the russian president, outlined biological cooperation with the u. a. 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 outer 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 close 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 of the weight. well said, lee, well, those this would be breathtaking as were the views because when jets painted the skies in the colors of the russian flag,

when the motor kate of gladly joined be as school of well of cavalry and the streets were lined up by russian flags again and the russian national anthem sounded right before the tulips began. well that those pictures were certainly a bitter pill to swallow. for anybody who were advocating for the version that russia has been sidelined at bottom, approved has become an outcast. but he has been shop to the fringes of international diplomacy and well, both white improvement in his counterpart here they have stressed how close baton these are between the countries up through all the way is the major economic partner for russia in the regions. if you take uh, oil trade alone, that last year, uh, the increase was about what same size move in 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 sanctions who,

which have been trying to cripple rushes, energy afraid, and rushes energy markets. and all these wisdom words they have been reciprocated by again, the 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 and 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 strengthen bilateral cooperation in various fields. well, these pillars visa storage pillars. they provide a fantastic foundation for washington d. e n d u a to grow their relations. i have to say, i remember that the way it was invited to join the brakes alliance,

which has already leasing some expansion this year. and well, if the weight might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been nurturing this baby, 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 guys, it has been the site of widespread devastation, the policy and, and as far with the his cold in the united nations. the stop is riley of russian calling its actions organized counterterrorism. it comes as usual savvy has reached the heart of the southern guys in the city of come, eunice, say you has no intention to stop there. a report said that the at least 40 policy, the and civilians were killed in the latest as ready as price of the city of con eunice attacks on a southern gas that have ramped up despite being a so called safe zone. the u. n. has cited as well as say it has conducted more

than $10000.00 as strikes since the spot on the 7th of october. or the u. n. has said that there are serious concerns about whether it usually is complying with international humanitarian law. and we spoke with survivors in the con, goodness, i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't had by the trap. i immediately threw myself to the ground who was sitting and suddenly striking. and that was truck on the head by phone and storing over because my sister had 8 children. she flight from on during the bombardment and took shelter here. and as nearby areas were being hit, she had a see she had died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children, and their father is displaced, trying to make a living, what product you're telling, or put up what kind of pig situation. and that's how you in human rights commission of all kind talks as a he's colleagues, describe the c bc manager and conditions in gas. a mind human to tear and

colleagues have described the situation as apple collected in these circumstances. there is a high risk of atrocity crimes. measures need to be taken a complete both by the part is concerned, and by all states, particularly those with influence to prevent any such crimes. here we see people in the city of con eunice grabbing what they can from the united nation, a warehouse rushing to get even the most basic supplies to survive. i mean, while the want to issue in northern gathers reaching terrifying skills and out of desperation, people life turning to sources that are not meant for human consumption. we've heard from a local resident to describe the situation known, folding in the region in the english. as you can see, we're drinking civil defense water, which is not suitable for consumption. we use it as drinking water to meet the

needs of our small children because there's nothing else. when the water and electricity are cut off, we use it to flush toilets and for other things. water is the most essential thing . if it's cut off, life ceases to exist, even if it's not suitable people drink it because they need to stay alive. think god were patient and will remain here. what do they want to achieve through displacement will continue despite it and the state of israel. thank god, brothers the you see all the destruction from the they relentlessly bomb a set of crazy and disorganized manners. people are being killed. we have martyrs, everywhere. living conditions are terrible. essentially like water and electricity has been cut off. even the aid they were supposed to delivered during the ceasefire, they hit them a jeep centered convoys of assistance used to unload the destruction genocide. as netanyahu said before the war, the people of gods or human animals. none of the countries are with us. may god

grant his patients mercy for our martyrs, and who are sick, hopefully will come out of the safe and victorious with her so much that lorenzo all the un relief and works agency for europe. she edlio spoke with my colleague mor, i'd have found me and she said that there is currently no safe place in the gaza strip. the for the situation is the say the we have seen a lot of people are being killed, more our installations you way installation, see more displacement to was no way in 5 days. no pacing the sea on the east side of the terrain where there is no interest. so there is nothing that he's made easy to sift in this place before that or to provide assistance inside case.

we should not be there to receive my safety placement. i want to, we have to see, enquire when we want the subsections on our installation so that we come somebody to somebody that has the sense that they have the names and they, we are able to be access to people what it takes on sending to we are the 3rd party single, the don, this is not the case. and right now when we set to how i see and of course the conditions, but i say, so we need to need me to re establish the sign in the area. where is the specifics there? is nothing that can use the ac going to assign to tolerance on concepts of displace bc's and be somewhere else happening that or the complex because to start a we people that have cannot be anywhere. so they say be not this

morning on this morning. a space vocal news is not that they are not going to a time to that. it kind of the only thing that the way they used to be and they are not able to return to their homes for many reasons that says i'm looking for hunting, safety and security. because the news is not possible for them to read the and he's real savvy, has installed at least 5 water pumps that he could use the flawed, have masses, vast and network of tunnels. under the gas a strip of a waterfall fraud. the system would come from the mediterranean sea, the idea of added that it could also blow up the tunnels with bombs. 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 the specifics of the problem as well. so you originally send thousands of cubic meters of water up at all i into the tunnel networks with the entire underground libraries and should be completely flooded within weeks. it's remains unclear of what are these really government is ok and ready to conduct the plan. and while environmental experts demand that each rolled adequately considered the long to make logical impact that also concerns that the flooding could undermine the structural integrity of the buildings on top of the town else. it's hard to tell what pumping sea water 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. i know we spoke with the former senior, a security policy analyst at the pentagon, mike maloof a. he says that he's rules, goal is to make guy uninhabitable. if you do that you, you absolutely make the land in 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 headline 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. if you make that area totally uninhabitable, they have no place to go. but that seems to be their mission right now. just to

ultimately a corrode everything fixed the salt water. it's salt water from the mediterranean. it's very salting it, corrode it all also prevents any growth of crops, of farmers will, would be devastated. and their, and their fresh water systems are, would also be effective. the whole mission, i think of this or at least at this point, is to make the area on an habitable without saying so. but that's going to be the effect with this uh, with this approach. and it, it could, it would be disastrous. the, the us senate has voted down, jo biden's, a $106000000000.00 a to the bill to, for the support ukraine. and he's role. and that's the spot, the us presidents, passionately to urgently pass the bill. now let's trust live to our to corresponded to reach our blessings. joining us from austin in texas region is good to have you

join me now. can you get more details about what took place in the us at 8 on the wednesday? so the senate voted to block the massive a package which included funding for ukraine and israel on wednesday, after republicans demanded that it include tougher measures to control immigration of the us border with mexico and democrats does not comply with just $49.00 votes in favor to $51.00 against the nearly $111000000000.00 measure did not obtain the 60 votes needed to start debate on the bill. that's even after president biden pleaded with congress to approve his requests. specifically for ukraine, arguing that a victory for russia was at stake. and now they will lead to literally mid cap, you crate on the battlefield and damage our national security the process. look, i know we have our divisions at home. let's get past this is critical,

petty part of some angry politics can get in the way of our responsibilities are leading nation in the world. and literally the entire world is watching. the entire world is what you, what we'll do 90 stage to to think if we don't support you, what the rest of the world going to do. let's get this done. we're the reason food has not totally overrun ukraine and move beyond that. but the senate voted along party lines with bernie sanders and independent voting was republicans against the measure. sanders criticize the inclusion of nearly $11000000000.00 and $8.00 for israel, arguing that washington needs to stop giving a blank check to prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a dental from his military's in boardman of the gaza strip continues to rise. meanwhile, republicans focus primarily on funding for ukraine with senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell,

arguing that the vote shows his party means what they say. and the democrats need to get ready to compromise or how that goes wrong is stricter measures related to border security. with senator john corn, it saying that democrats refusal to play ball makes it look like the binding administration doesn't care. democrats made their argument in favor of the bill houses was senate majority leader, chuck schumer insisting the legislation was the key to defending america's national security. and preserving western and democratic values in the world. schumer also question whether republicans were interested in making a deal. or if the goal had been to a band and ukraine all long republicans in the house of also criticized biden's funding wish list with house speaker mike johnson, arguing that democrats have not done enough to earn his parties support the bye, didn't administration has failed to substantively address any of my confidence as

legitimate concerns about the lack of a clear strategy in your brain. a path to resolving the conflict or plan for adequately ensuring accountability for a provided by american taxpayers. meanwhile, the administration is continually ignoring the catastrophe at our own border. a law, the binding administration claims that funding for ukraine is a matter of us national security republican congressman thomas massey noted that not only is it not benefiting americans, but it's taking away from money that could be spent improving us infrastructure to support this money. you have to be economically deliberate and morally deficient. it's morally reprehensible to say that you should fund this. and by the way, he says i'm a friend of putin because i won't vote for this money. well, i would say that i'm a friend of americans and i'm putting america 1st. massey seems to be saying what's on the minds of many americans as they wish their government would start focusing

on their country instead of funding moore's overseas. so rachel, a in all of this is what does this mean for the future of ukraine and it's war efforts? well, each day the aid isn't passed for you. crime brings us closer to the christmas holiday for congress. and the possibility of a key a is left without us 8 until 2024. if and when more support is passed, it would be a complete failure for the governments of both binding and zelinski and his treasury secretary, janet yelling. note that the us itself would be responsible for ukraine's defeat i've talked to numbers of congress, my colleagues have. i think they understand that this is a dire situation, and we can hold ourselves responsible for your crimes deceit. if we don't manage to get the funds into credit that's needed, and i'm including the reg budget support here because that's often the essential so

just how dire is the situation? well, the white house was ukraine will be out of money at the end of this month without more support from congress. and i want to be clear without congressional action. by the end of the year, we will run out of resources to procure more weapons and equipment for ukraine and to provide equipment from u. s. military stocks. a reminder that the us government's quest to make you crying totally reliant on washington can have major consequences when the war chest runs dry. and congress refuses to fill it up again. all would have to let me hear about rachel. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed with the developments that thank you. now from what you create in parliament member, 80 k of a has been found dead in the moscow region now on the streets outside of a hotel,

a politician who was known to be pro moscow and critical of kiev in what some have seen us showing statement the creating defense ministry's main intelligence director as books, bus and delivered his assessment of what happened the yes, we can confirm the cuba is done in such a state of weights. other traders of ukraine as well as accomplices of pollutants regimes. well, i'm here in the small village of so pain about just to are so to moscow into moscow all blast freezing cold. nice. here and earlier this evening, ilia kiva, a fairly well known ukrainian politician, was found that killed the killing seems to have all the hallmarks, if you like, of an assassination. that his body was found some time after you was killed. police believe they've opened an investigation, and mister kiva has a long history of politics in ukraine. he has political career. he started with the right sector, private sector in ukraine. he moved on the, in more late and the,

to the platform for life, which the pro russian party uh, with very strong pro russian views. i'm in the russian military operation, begun in 2022 and he left ukraine and made his way to russia. now he did have very uh, fortunately to use on the uh, the russian operation, ukraine. and he was a very high profile critic of the does the lensky regime in particular and quite generally uh, one of his last, uh, social media posts outlines so that we can actually have a listen to that now of the ukraine after today's failure in the american congress with the location of financial assistance, the count down to zalinski is removal from power will begin, and he has not received a 100 percent security guarantees. the logical end of the bastard who drowned the people in blood. it is better for the landscape to commit suicide now at the losers have always done in order to take all the problems with him and close the issue.

but he is too cowardly in nursing cystic for such actions. so as you can see, he was a high profile critical dis lensky regime. he'd made his way to real sure, he'd ask present, approved and personally to, to grant him citizenship. and his life ended here just outside moscow and a small village in a gated community. if you like, and again, all the hallmarks would points to a targeted assassination. and of course, this is not the 1st time we've seen these type of politically motivated assassinations here in russia. as people like beloved went to task, killed every berkeley in saint petersburg in a crowded cafe. and of course diary a do going to an arm female killed in a very brutal car bombing, which it's believed that was probably getting her father prominent russian philosopher. so again, there's a lot of questions here that security, you know, how did this attack managed to happen? this is a gated community, after all. and so it's a wider sense that uh,

if this is the work of ukraine's the secret service isn't we have this very chilling messages just say from ukrainian defense ministry tonight. warning, essentially, advocates of russia are those that are perceived as the traitors in ukraine for the political views that at this fate may wait, then to again, there is a, a criminal investigation on the way forensic teams and police detectives working. here we seem to come and go from the site, but it is a chilling sign and signal at that uh, do you crate in secret service? uh, s b you, if it is confirmed that they are involved here tonight, that they intend to continue to attempt to reach into russia to send a straight shilling message to the opponents of the key every she and i see all day this time you can check our 2 dot com for more details at the star resort. following this, i'll see you again. that's gonna be out the.