to this addition of the programs we discuss. cool, and what made you remember the when we think about the relationship with india and just show it to us in many ways actually an exceptionally production the india and a foreign minister. praises by natural ties between new tally and most so that as he is currently meeting his house thoughts. okay, not a problem. as part of his life day trip to the as a c bodies, all palestinians killed by the idea of our time to call the local authorities at cheese as well of dealing from the task. some arrived with complete bodies, while others arrived as human remains, which had decomposed for due to the overpowering smell and the inability of medical teams to work in this environment. we couldn't confirm the count is really coming

way please multiple casualties in the southern city of hong you'd us 12 help organization labels the situation in hospitals, catastrophic children, women, young man and women, people leading out it's, it's about to be, as we said before, it's already have fighters in the ground sometimes also under ground and we have eyes in the sky. we say to the mos terrace. we see you and we will get you. and while he is ready, prime minister, both of and old being i evidence and much is old, is rate frenzy fly on october 7th. we have so much on us to office has paid on what truly happened. no international proxies. i, i haven't seen any governments calling for an investigation. i haven't seen the un pulling in for an investigation, but i'll tell you who is calling for an investigation. and there is some of the

relatives, as these relays who work till the good morning. good afternoon. good evening, depending on why you're joining us from, it is great to have you with us. let's take a look what was happening when around. well, well 1st off, this, our a deepening partnership. that's what the indian foreign minister has promised lies ahead for new delhi. most go as he continues his 5 day official visit to russia. when we think about the relationship with india and russia, it was in many ways actually an exceptional relations. exceptional, not just for the 2 countries, but actually been, i would say in was politics 2 years ago. are trade with our shop once a month, 12 to 14000000000 dollars last year. it was 50000000000 dollars this year. i would

predict it to be human higher. the economic relationship has grown overall. we would like to see in the us exports to russia also grew in recent days and desktop diplomat has met with most cuz depth to far minnesota. like i said, he is currently holding towards with his russian counts, but we are expecting a joint press conference really within the hour. the agenda is likely to call that number of topics ranging from defense, cooperation to trade and national power and save that of course, a top to political issues of the day with a strong bond between new dudley and most go wasn't food. so the night bought is rob, of the product of use of diplomatic walk as all to correspond in any walk that explains in india is tom diplomat is in moscow on a 5 day visit as russia 6 the spent in is ties with one of the worlds fastest developing economies,

the trip by the indian extend affairs minister has already resulted in a substantial agreement for russia to help construct more rack the unit at a major indian nuclear power plant shows also, of course, a very special pop node in a few areas. i think defense is particularly notable, i think all of your know dot com nuclear is another uh today uh in the presence in you know, in my presence and that of a deputy problem. just a month ago we signed somebody important agreements pertaining to the future units. of the condone column project, while russia in india have close allies within the bricks, proof of emerging economies, their shared history goes much further back to the soviet era. as expressed by the indian top diplomat, mr. dijon cart wrote about his bond childhood memories when he attended festivities on red square in the early 1960 and celebration of the 1st group space flight by

pioneering soviet cosmo. not to enter a square august. 18th. 1962 for a rally and demonstration by the representatives of the working people of moscow. dedicated to the new victory of the soviet people to further space, exploration, and meeting with customer knots. nicolai's ag and pop up which b r who completed the world's 1st group, long term space flight on the spacecraft for stock 3 and must look for a. mr. jaison carr also noted earlier this month that threw out the keys of the a close ties most go has even saved new daily. at times we have a relationship with our shop. it's an order relationship which happened in one instant, one day, one month, one year. it is an accumulated relationship all close to 60 years. often i see the problem defined in a way as those somewhere does some handicap that india has by having the solution

for this relationship has saved us at times. now, india has rejected the west and sanctions against russia, and for 1st the remain neutral about the ukraine conflict. mr. jaison car we have from last month that india has its own interest without having to get it to the demands of western governments. the sanctions, in essence, all of us that involves economies have on the basis of mechanisms, powers and instruments the bill to over many years. they use this love us money. it suits them, is not that they go to the united nations to seek its legitimacy. they do so one day thing, the interest it's take in fact in many parts of the world and they'll take out the concept of sang since in the same way it is as if the whole world agrees on sank since it's not quite. so india held the 10 men ship of the group of 20 leading economies this year, during which it promoted the concept of

a more multi lateral world with more opportunities for developing countries. russia has also supported that initiative with foreign minister, lockbox emphasizing last month. the importance of the emerging economies of the global south and the global east of, i'm assuming today, new players representing the global south in global east have stepped onto the international political stage. their numbers are growing. we rightfully call them their global majority. they are strengthening their sovereignty in addressing pressing issues, demonstrating independence and prioritizing their national interest rather than someone else's whims. to back this up, i will cite my indian colleague, external affairs minister super i'm on young j shankar who said that the world is much more than just to europe. clearly the statement means that the world is much more than the west. russia consistently advocates the democratization of relations between countries and a fair distribution of global benefits. india is showing that it's making out for

its own best interest. while trade between india and russia has a shining teacher from the same reset. when you done these diamonds set stuff for has it found itself the immune thoughts and victim of g 7 sine settings find out a bit later on in the 1st time the well, that's not our attention. now to go to annette garza multiple casualties have been reported in hong eunice. that's for the thing. and i told this way, the bombing raids according to the regional health ministry. 241. people have lost their lives in the past 24 hours and the images of destroyed residential blocks. also coming in. victims of the strikes have been transferred to the nasa hospital with numerous children among the casualties. the death toll in gauze and now sounds nearly 21000 with another 55000 wounded. that's all since the war began in early october. meanwhile, the bodies of 18th palestinians were buried in

a mass grave outside the city of rasa. they were tugged by the ideas to goss, where opponents ortiz accuse this row of stealing organs from the dead. as of now, israel has not responded to those obligations. local john the times of shalon brings us this report. a u. l has sent 80 bodies of palestinian scale during the recent round operation. doctor gaza through the cabin sure loud crossing. the guys i hear from industry believes that the bodies were excused by the elite military when to, to enter the inc late and then transport them to israel, to collect samples and to confirm that they did not belong to is 82 nice could not by have mass for october 7th, and was on i la quinte or not. we received a container with a large number of martyrs. some arrived with complete bodies while others arrived as human remains, which had decomposed due to this sensitive situation. we cannot open this mortuary

container in a populated neighborhood, were coordinating with the relevant authorities to transfer the bodies to the cemetery. subsequently, the palestinian health ministry and the ministry of justice will document these cases as evidence of war crimes committed by the israeli occupation army identities of these bodies. we might, i know, but there is a speculation that they were originally buried in courtyards. they are commanded wide hospital underneath and hospitably. i'll ship a hospital with the medical facilities fell into is really military's located. the guys are government media office has a boat to that is where in the army has violated the dignity of the a t bodies. delivering them delighted. i'm having stolen their organs and turned it as has refused to disclose the names of the martyrs and the location from which their bodies, wherever we covered the situation inside the containers. dire within

a bearable smell, the murderers arrives to the sofa crossing and we were informed by the you and that we would receive a number of martyrs. as you can see, this container holds several martyrs, although the exact account isn't certain, it was mentioned that there were 80, but due to the overpowering smell and the inability of medical teams to work in this environment, we couldn't confirm the account. there's also a fear of disease spreading within this neighborhood of all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the pon cemetery, located west of roughly went out to the north which has pulled the brunt of a less than a week long. is really a salt. once a shelter school in the city will be last year. this facility will know screens became a home for thousands of displaced palestinians that was before is where the forces way to that locus. clayton, when the army surround to the area people were told to leave but was fired upon when they went out into the yard. the un estimates of 2000000 causes has been

forced from the homes with most having fled to the south of the strip. now one of these is a woman who gave us to put through floods in debt about an hour ahead. somebody had thought refuge. she's now living in challenging condition for 3 new phones. a full remains in hospital. and i hadn't seen that and then didn't. but we had resided in a sheltering school in the north where there was no food, no water, and no medicines or treatment for women. pregnant with quadruplets glover and then his release had attacked it with missiles and we moved from there on foot till we found a vehicle that drove us to the deer. algola i had endured an extremely challenging situation at the time of giving birth. i delivered 4 children and i left the hospital with 3 of them. one remained in the hospital and he is in a critical situation. here in a minute, i just think there is no food, water, milk, or even pampers. we manage to obtain some pampers and ask people to provide me with a mattress for the mother to sleep on and blankets for the newborns. the house of

the 3 of the babies as critical, especially this newborn girl, as the doctors told us to send her back to the hospital after a week in case the jaundice remain. how can she be treated for jaundice if she had not been fed properly due to milk scarcity? a law central law that has not seen this, that is really a tax side. with those a 100 people killed in a single strike to study the sweep was help organization officials visit to the actual hospital which has been inundated 5 victims. they gave a sense of the scale of the software seeing children, women, young man, and the old man and women, people's leading out of a size at the same time yesterday. and i'll upsize on a well, let me go ahead multiple gunshot wounds. an attempt was made for her and she was reverted back because she was leaning so heavily. so, i mean there's, there's, there's blood everywhere in the us. today's, at the moment we're seeing almost only trauma cases come through the door and at

a scale it's quite difficult to believe it. it's, it's a blood bath. it's me. as we said before, it started across goes at the moment. health capacity isn't about 20 percent of what it was $80.00 to $80.00 or so days ago. and so almost all of the hospital beds, almost all of the hospital services have stopped functioning either because the facilities themselves have been affected. because the south have been forced to play because they run into our uh oh for them. they run out of medical supplies and the sport or the stuff have not been able to access them. big brother is watching you the is right and you need to has worn tomas that he has eyes up for what. what also we have, i mean that his country will fight to what he calls the end here. suddenly how many am i looking at? because we have fighters in the ground sometimes also under ground and we have eyes in the sky. we say to the mos terrace. we see you and we will get you. we are

continuing the war, deepening the fighting in the southern gaza strip and elsewhere. we are fighting until the end and with the help of the most advanced technology. but the old saying, i guess as evidence increasingly shows, has put civilian sites in its process as well as channel 12 has released previously unseen footage would say mean it shows an army tank firing on a civilian home. it reported to happened a tibits ferry on october 7th, according to an interview with suffice. it is, oh, that is to say is re forces to windows, how suddenly there was a horrible explosion and it couldn't manage to move my legs. to me it was very clear, it was a tank there. it was completely clear to me. my husband id and i were wounded from the shrapnel of the tank. sho, it happened at the very moment because i remember that we spoke to pa to send you an american. janice ali out the name of his website. electronic intifada, conducted an investigational v events activities. barry and he just moved us

through some of the findings. the western politicians being taken on tours of keyboards, battery for example it's, it's sort of now the showcase side said the israel is uh, a taking everyone to lamenting and say, oh how awful, what look, what am i said? i'm not asking how entire houses and tie straits could have been demolished. but if you read these riley media and the piece that i wrote along with my colleague david chain sides entirely is really sources including is really military people who i spoke to is really media who say for example, those arrows to, to holler is one person we quotes and story he is, and this is really military veteran. he's the head of israel, cyber security organization. but on october 7th,

he wasn't volunteer risk to us. and he said that that is rarely as were firing missiles from helicopters on to keyboards. barry, along with the tank fire that killed the people in that house and probably in other locations as well. remember that the fire just came in mostly on foot, fall and motorcycles, that were reports of a few pickup trucks. but they could not have brought in the kinds of weaponry that would be needed to do this on this scale, the most logical explanation for the hundreds of destroyed vehicles is the indiscriminate fire from the yeah. and then the fact that was purchased, released by the, is really military early on, which they claimed was fortunate from helicopters and drones firing as what they call terrace. but it just showed them shooting at a civilian cause. and practically anyone that moved to the

surprise of todd quite from austin. i'll tell you about shots, the walls. so many of the story is the boosted international support phase for all turned out to be false, such as the claim that how my spite of the headed thousands of babies. well, some of the examples of friendly fire 3 is where the hostages were shot during the wage and salsa despite shouting to help, and he bird weight thing, and make shift white flag in mid december. the idea submitted that it is plenty of that soldiers were killed during its own ground operation off to being mistaken for how much light uh the afternoon bye again says that that should be an international investigation of the incident, but admits that given the circumstances that will be unlike today as no international parties. i haven't seen any governments calling for an investigation . i haven't seen the un calling in for an investigation. but i'll tell you who is calling for an investigation. is some of the relatives of the israelis who what

killed by is really um a fire on october 7th. you'll remember the all the media were reporting for weeks and weeks since 1400 people were killed on october 7th. and then at the southern point in november, israel reduced that dest tall to $1200.00. and the reason given for that, by mach drag of the is ready, government spokes person is that 200 bodies were burned beyond recognition. and for a long time, israel sold those where is railways, and then it turned out they were palestinian fighters. so you have to hoss, how is it that israel could confused incinerated, palestinian fighters was incinerated as radius of variance. that shouldn't be an international inquiry into this. instead we have the un secretary general among

others, simply regard you taking every claim from day is ready. government uncritically. meanwhile, an 18 year old is, randy has reported him. they've been jailed for 30 days off to refusing to join beyond forces. here's what he had to say ahead of his arrest. i mean just the about the status. oh man, i am standing today in tallahassee more base and i am refusing to unless i believe the slaughter cannot solve slaughter and the criminal attack on garza won't solve the atrocious slaughter that how mos executed violence won't solve violence. and that is why i refuse. well, that video of the teenage of statement was published by the mess i thought network you organization off as legal assistance to is radius who are opposed to the patient of protest in the land and to refuse to solve in the ministry. this comes and made grubbing disconcerting within is really society and to government protest

pipes, the streets of 10 of the was people calling out that p. m while demanding the return of hostages. we spoke to one of the demonstrators who not anymore. so those, those still being held by him mass spot is also morning how son was killed on the type of some again as accomplish of offense, elizabeth elizabeth, there was an alert at 730 in pet the tea client and then i went to the tv to see what was going on as ours passed by were realized the scale of the events that it was much more than rockets and i tried to get in touch with my son, but he didn't pick up. i thought he was sleeping up to working all night in the bar, but then i called his friend and the friend told me he wasn't in the regime. in that 2nd i collapsed on the floor. i know my son has a big card. he always puts others 1st and i figured he returned to the bar instead of escaping. he distributed water and food. i understood that he also treated the one that we tried to find out about his condition,

but his hours and days passed. it was obvious. he was dead on thursday morning to soldiers arrived and they informed me about his death. we were left in pain. he was just a young man with a big heart and many friends. he had plans. he wanted to start working in mechanical engineering. if i only knew that this would be the last time i would see him, it's very hard to carry on. i have to drag myself out of bed every morning. i do everything automatically. i'm late for work. i'm not actually living. i exist, but i don't live. this pain is unbearable. it is hard for me to see photos or videos of him. i'm extremely worried about the hostages. being in doubt is the worst thing ever. i think about family of hostages square in total darkness without knowing the fate of their loved ones. i went to express my sorrow to all of the bereaved families and wish a quick recovery for the wounded civilians and soldiers. i hope all hostages will return soon. um, find me diamonds, all set to be a girls, best friend,

but they all also be life. lot of the indian economy all g 7 countries have declined to find on russian diamonds effective this upcoming new year's day. the brilliant stones may lose their ability to keep many livelihoods in india life. and well, as all these origins sharma explains, of the west and leg group of 7 countries has announced a direct band on russian diamond starting january 1st, followed by fees and restrictions on in direct and boards of russian gems from around march. this is the cost of the was diamond industry. the city of screw up in, in the western state of goods are up dotted with around 7000 small and medium factories that employees skewed daily workers who got i'm foliage, these precious stones and opt edged in and around. so we're up for generations. 90 percent was got be in the city.

now the decision by the g 7 to russian diamonds has millions employed in the 2nd the nation of audio, along with other industry leaders, met with the g 7, a few months ago, sealed into dropped the told the block that the decision would be a dissolved still for millions and the state venue then, but us end of so many but 1st god bless and these families and so probably just between side does feel that it's unfair, the d b, the price of this you politics. and so they are now looking for ways to cushion the blow of this band with this band by the g 7. sure it's diamond industry could collapse 60 percent of diamonds in india come from russia. and 80 percent of our

industry works on small diamonds bank. many people may lose their jobs and then we can't let that happen. so while i for india in the industry have to collectively find solutions to this. it's complicated because india not only polishes, but also trades. men seated cross legged on mattresses behind wooden desk. so we didn't, i'd lost a pair of tweezers, and calculators in the hands are no move sites in suited up. these men also explored 40 percent of bullish diamonds to g 7 nations, but the group is to introduce traceability based wherever vacation for rough diamonds by september, next year. the you have on to now stated, we've combining the gym aldo personal interest. as most of the was diamond trade goes to the belgian city. i'm truck with now the use on board because business has gone down as russian and boards to belgium have fallen. das,

the timing of the band scale, the previous sanctions and russian fuel cold caviar. what guns have simply northwards and critics now have started doubting the feasibility of the russian diamond bond to. the key points here is that most of the russian diamonds we cut and polish are essentially less than point 5 carats. there should be control over the rough diamond's coming from russia, but as long as diamonds are processed in india, there should not be further checks or double checks as we can maintain tracking of rough diamonds, refreshing diamonds coming from and to work and other places like dubai. can be used for our exports, this shouldn't disturb the sanctions on russian diamonds. and we should be able to export our process, diamonds 5 minutes, and they're going to more the recently inaugurated the biggest office in the world with diamonds would be treated. india clearly wanting to minimize the potential disruptions caused by the band for diamond phones, employing millions of people on the implementation of the span. successful or not

largely depend on india as while we are leaving you for this hour. i know i am leaving you for the day. more as to she has taken up from the top of me. i'll see you soon. the,

[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to the prospect where all things are considered and peter roosevelt, to low to his change and violence are among the hallmarks of the year about and indeed the conflict in ukraine and the war on concert shots, the conscience on this edition of the program we discuss who in what made the year

memorable? the discuss these issues and more and joined by my guess george sent me well we in budapest, he's a pod cast or at the guy which can be found on youtube and locals and america. we have martin, j e is an award winning journalist and commentator our job across i've roles. in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out with georgia in budapest. it's a, it's a big endeavor to ask you both of you, you know, what made this year this year with so little time and so many things going on. so i'm just going to, you know, ask the impossible, george, what made this year the year it was as well it may just, many things may these. yeah. that it was, i mean, but it's in terms of who has made the biggest impact. so i think in a negative way,

i have to say president by the i think um he is failed massively and everything that he has tried. he goes into an election year with the standing lead low poll numbers are he's facing, defeat is facing a party that um, that test him but doesn't know what the hell to do with him because unable to get rid of him. but above all, he's really responsive over to terrible was, i mean, you know, the pacifically, he tries to distance himself from the war in gaza when he, every, everybody in the world can see he's the enabler in chief of that war. and of course, is the, the, the ongoing war in ukraine and, and by now, it's really has seeped into the public conscience that this war was unnecessary. it could have ended, you know, uh,