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at 7 am here in moscow that is our t international live. good morning. if you're just getting out of bed, that's what you need in addition to our josh top stars, the sour russian president vladimir, approaching us, held a meeting with the chief rabbi, and that had the of the federation of jewish communities of russia. the president called for russia's efforts in securing the needs of is rarely hostages, held by him off in guns all to continue. it was, there wasn't any thoughts and nobody's newest to get following. the escalation of the situation in the middle east, russia is doing everything you can to help those being held hostage. it is well known that the foreign ministry is engaging with the political wing of i'm us, and we have already seen some results of this work. of course, firstly, we pay attention to russian citizens, but then also to citizens of other countries. this also applies to the elderly and

to their family members who have been through the holocaust. as i said, some results have been achieved, but it is necessary to continue these efforts. that's what we're doing. and i wanted to discuss the details of this work with you. would you mind? meanwhile, the us secretary of state is in tell of the of to try and work out a deal between a mass and these rel anthony blinking claims of ceasefire agreement is still on the cards. we had an opportunity today to discuss with the israeli government, the response that from us sent last night to lead proposal that the united states cutter in egypt had put together to bring the remaining officers home and extend the mentoring pause. uh, what i can tell you about these discussions is that while there are some clear non starters in monsters response, we do think it create space for agreement to be reached. and we will work at that relentlessly until we get there. however,

the spied lincoln's efforts prime minister benjamin that to you, i was as the war and guys i will continue. our to middle is to be are chief maria financial now brings us more. the prospects are rather unclear earlier on wednesday, prime minister benjamin antonia, who had a press conference here in jerusalem for his raving meteor only and said nothing about it very much. and dissipated potential deal with how much that has to be on the table. we know for many days now with discussions and negotiations, how is ro, cats are age of us? there was even a high level meeting of mediators and friends as well hope for that's almost 80 days since the last exchange that led to the release of 110 is really hostages, from captivity in guys of his most recent proposal would be kind of breaks for the paving, the way to the return of all other captives home, or at least some of them. but the prime minister didn't mention that at all,

at least for now. what did send yeah. who did talk about again, promises to destroy, have mass all, or how much not just part of it. i'm sure so enough, it's, it's really the continuation of the military pressure is a necessary condition for the release of the hostages. i'm surrendering to a mazda is delusional. demands that we heard now, not only won't lead to freeing the captives, it will just invite another massacre. it will invite a major disaster on the state of israel that none of our citizens would want to accept you. but he also said that he instructed the idea of to act in that i phone, which is of a major city in guys a south. the area near the diction folder where more than a 1000000 palestinians crowding now including those who had to flee the fight in facilities in the north, so called internally displaced so many of them. and they are now house there and unbearable conditions. and that does not sound like

a peace plan earlier on wednesdays. really defense minister at the meeting with the us secretary of state or visits. israel now said the answer of how mass was written in such a way that israel will not have a choice to reject it. he also stress just like things and yahoo, that is where i will continue. it's how preparation in guys are the biggest disagreement between the sides is ro made is clear, it is only ready to offer a short pause in fighting while from us in mind that the idea of to stop the war completely so far, no vibe of the agreement, is reached and it seems that her mouth is not the only one is what has disagreements with washington and it's an yeah, jose dude has mentioned it was journalists earlier on wednesday, couple of hours ahead of the press conference of blinking, who is in israel again as part of his middle is tour or has declared to promote peace in gaza. the 2 politicians had pressures in different towns as well with into the speaking in jerusalem and blinking and telling me that that is also surprising

. and they could be some tensions between the 2 allies that the meeting with these really presidents early on wednesday blinking rates are rates of the need to release remaining hostages, which is close to impossible if israel rejects have masses proposal. and also blinking and directory mentioned the idea of the palestinian state that is row has long been rejected, including after the war and guys and started from, from the region that i look for sure you what i've heard including as well. and i do believe there's a very positive future that is possible genuine addresses as well as for file security piece that also answers the aspirations.

you can see that it's only reinforced with present partners the for sure. now again, the face of the potential deal with my mouse isn't clear, but on thursday, israel's war cabinet is set to meet to formerly discuss the offer. and we might expect to hear some news after that to maintain the let's take you to the middle. this now with the us central command says it as carried out to strike the killed a senior commander of the type as well in iraq pictures, allegedly show the cause that was carrying the commander that was struck by the us brown. us central command claims the note civilian sweat when did in the strike, which killed, as well as need. uh, it says was instrumental in the recent attacks on us spaces, which left 3 american service people that the

disorders person kato's office as officially pull the plug on this investigation into the sabotage of the north street gas pipelines in 2022. stocum claims it failed to identify any suspect or needs saying it now locks any further jurisdiction on the case. the russian foreign ministry is contempt. the move or the see if see i see this with these prosecutor's office has officially decided to stop the federal investigation site and the lack of swedish jurisdiction in the case. it says to justify the end of the investigation by saying within has nothing to do with it. and on the other hand, you happily meet the politics who have something to do with the investigation did not receive anything from you during the course of the investigation. well, it's kind of a math houses this. let's remember house we didn't get involved in the navi trunk stormy. didn't have anything to do with stock house. absolutely nothing. and the sabotage of north streams took place in sweden,

so they can amik zone and their favorite subject ecology. what about it? well, this within believe that there was no environmental damage caused by the bloss, this we did just for it is initially demonstrated that they will not serious about bringing the case to a conclusion or even investigates and the dental. so just to give a little bit of background on the situation, several attacks were carried out to destroy the noise framed pipelines back in september of 2022. now these pipelines were billed to the liver russian natural gas to germany via the baltic sea. but the question of who did it, who was behind these attacks, remains unsolved. germany, denmark and sweden have all carried out each their own investigations. and now sweden has conducted the investigation into these mysterious explosions should be closed, at least from its side. according to the swedish authorities, they now finally have a good picture of what happened. the preliminary investigation has now reached such

a state that the authorities have a good picture of the incident and that nothing has emerged to indicate that sweden or swedish citizens were involved in the attack that took place in international waters. they've also added that there has been international cooperation in the investigation with several other countries named lead denmark and germany of the german investigation continues. but because we didn't, has essentially pulled the plug from the investigation as they see no more reasons fit to continue. they've handed out their findings to germany, but no further information came out. now after the attacks washer, as the you went to carry out some independent investigation on the matter, the un declined the proposal. the us and nato called these attacks and acts of sabotage while moscow calls them an act of terrorism. previously, russia has blamed the us the u. k. and ukraine to be the culprits behind these blast. and it's really not surprising because when you look at what happened after

the destruction of the pipeline, russia was essentially cut off from the european markets. and europe went to look to work with other energy suppliers, namely the united states. sweden is also confirmed that whoever was behind these attacks has done it in a deliberate x and beyond the jewel politics. the legs that came out from the pipelines were huge environmental disaster. so who ever really turns out to be behind all of this will have a big price to pay. i mean, well suited and mark know exactly who was behind to sabotage of north stream. that's according to pallets of price when an investigative journalist, same or she was the 1st to claim that the us was responsible for the destruction of a gas pipelines linked in russia to europe in 2022. about a year ago, he published a report accusing the c. i a had no way of carrying out the underwater bombing. we're still her set that they are probation was personally approved by us president

joe biting the plan was allegedly set in motion in june 2022 when the pipelines were mind by the u. s. navy, according to hush, the nature balls helps drill in the baltics the was used as cover for the bombing scheme. now, the perpetrators reported the weight of a few months until the dust from the military exercise. it's settled before the minds were allegedly designated remotely. in september, the pipeline passes through the economic zones of denmark and swimming which have been cooperating with germany in the investigation into the bloss. however, the pro best failed to turn up any suspect or lead sofa on this. the headset that the sabotage of north stream age to block europe's access to cheap russian gas and to prevent burning from improving relations with muskets at the time bite and ordered the destruction of the pipelines. the american fear was the chancellor schultz who at the request of washington,

had shut off 750 miles of russian gas in the new north stream to pipeline that was ready in the fall of 2021 to be delivered to a port in germany. might change his mind and let the gas flow using german economic worries and reinstating an important energy for us for german industry that would not be allowed to happen in germany has been in economic and political turmoil since we spoke to ya know, berg director of a transactional foundation for peace and future research. he says reading is politically motivated to cut the probe as a pass to join nature. as i'm not surprised more surprised by the single argument being used by the prosecutor named me. that sweetened does not have jurisdiction over this. i'm not a lawyer, but i can say you from a legal expertise and sweden that you can claim your addiction in this area because

it's an excuse if economics on a sweden. now i would see it in a lot of frameworks. sweden has just is just about to join nato and it has accepted 17 us space is through a bi lateral agreement. on the i think that it's understandable. that would be my policies that says we just go with does not want to. 1 have any conflicts or antagonizing whatever by saying that we have seen losing back to that point to the us. and also, i mean if it's you or diction was a problem that's also been on the last one and a half years. things that happened. so i think larry is a political, political motivation behind this type of closing down. what is an extremely important investigation because of destruction. i don't know what streaming is not something minimal. it's, it's unique. and in modern history, the us senate is blocked to build that would include age to both ukraine and israel

. the legislation failed to rest of a majority has, which was not supported by republic. and it'll make us, besides a new aid packages for ukraine and israel. the $118000000000.00 bill aimed at a restructuring of newest border policy. this was a compromise to gain for public and support fully in full months of renting. but g o p. lawmakers say the bill had no chance even before the fact. meanwhile, democrats drop leaf criticize the separate bill to support israel, which was rejected by the house of representatives john list and also daniel exhausts. as the failure to pass, the bill shows the disarray of the nation's priorities on capital hill. they are the real, this real chaos on capitol hill. the republicans are a complete disarray. the democrats don't know what to do and it's not an all clear what will happen and what's happening. some of the american political system is

entering into a period of real breakdown and or probably the only get worse in the coming months, especially if the democrats tried to put trump on a bond trial in may or june that will raise the temperature even more americans are very war, we are either tired of all these endless wars. america has been war virtually nonstop since the 19 ninety's. um so, so americans are, are jaded they're, they're cynical, they don't believe what they're being told. and certainly the ukraine has a long, rich history of political corruption. so therefore people feel justified being skeptical of the, of the assurances they're being given that the money is being well spent. while washington struggles to find more cash for kids, the crane is moving forward on a mobilization bill that requires no men to register for mandatory service while also restricting staff and freedom of movement. to dig deeper into this and many

more stories have to our website r t dot com, the director general of our grossey is let it dedication from the international atomic energy agency on a visit to you to is up arrows, a nuclear plant and to under russian military protection, he has reported positively on combined efforts to ensure the safety and security of the nuclear facility. moscow has a case kids of deliberately targeting the plants to all the complex artist. it goes not up for boards. a liberal in ukraine brought the issue of nuclear safety back into europe. spot lies in the very 1st days of the military operation. russia established control over these upper rogia atomic power plant. since then, the facility became the target over regular shillings gifted as the counselor, the key of regime continues provocations in order to create a new cleared disaster with the zip powers you powers on to me. on august 28th from ukrainian troops used to trying to attack the territory of the pond to the the drum

was shot down while approaching the special building. number one, which stores american my nuclear fuel in solid radioactive waste, in the international atomic energy agency, took up the task to put out the fire. mister glossy, the head of the i. e a is here. it's, it's the visit to the zip irosia nuclear power plant and the expectations. uh well, they are mildly high because he's next like of the journey is most cool. it's been over a year since the 1st visit over i fi in crossing director general of i a, a to the plant in a conversation with me. he admit that he hasn't got much closer to the goals of his mission. well, unfortunately, we have conflict in the world. this is the role of i need the national organization to provide, in the most difficult circumstances, this bridge that allows even if it's difficult for ideas to be

exchanged. and then of course, uh, finding the best uh, solutions in this case uh, we talked technical, technical solutions because we are not discussing politics here. we're discussing technical issues. this is how i see it. yes, we are concerned that there is no direct dialogue. we hope these with guns, but what is important is that these bridge through the is monday and i told the guy, would you say that the boat visit you have come closer to your mission? just very quickly said, no, i think in my my mission i would come on mission. would it be accomplished when there is no danger any more when there is no uncertainty anymore. and of course, the relation between the i e a and somebody will continue forever or for at least this blunt is operating so, but it, in the current, extraordinary circumstances our, our, our mission is, is the spot from a company. we have to make sure that there is no problem. there is no accident.

there is no inconvenience. indeed cost and to tax is the biggest, but not the only challenge. the facility faces for months to be planned has been stopping of the water to cool it's reactors. that's off to the dam down the river stream collapsed. previously, it was repeatedly boomed by cube forces. the plant also has been understaffed and its existing employees receive threats from ukraine 3 or 4 months. recently, according to the information we have, the pressure on personnel through for us continues. they're still attempting to scare people. same time i, a director general does not hold back from praising russian personnel for securing the power plant on the ground regarding the safety and radiation monitoring by the city. so that at the plant we see them as are the quit. and we are, of course, uh,

own spent the looking at this. what is that work? is it 1st, which is extremely professional here that i see that but of course, because of the reasons i mention, we are war there could be a tactic, black house that could be many things that are beyond the capacities of people here we cannot say is absolutely stable, but we seats, i'm extremely professional to work here. given the size of this, i propose your power plant a nuclear meltdown. could have the 2 new lucas passenger feed, the pale in comparison. next bits agree. this is from an actual possibility for now, a fragile liquid librium that might be one unlucky strike away from collapsing. i'm a guess done of reporting from the pros. you see which the the mother attended school shooter, eastern crompley who killed 4 fellow students at oxford, high school,

michigan in 2021 has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the case marks the 1st time in modern american history that a parent has been charged over a mass shooting committed by a child to wing up the evidence. for over 10 hours, the julie found jennifer promptly due to one school full accounts of involuntary manslaughter. to face this up to 15 years in prison with sentencing due to take place in april. let's discuss the stomach further with radio host and political commentator, stiff gale and journalist and political also john for all these. thank you both for joining us. steve. us talk with you even from the was only 15 years old when he shot 14. it just, dad is behind boss, but his mom's conviction, the 1st a mother in us history is what's got a lot of people talking. why do you think the justice system also charged missus? comedy? well, give the kids are wiley and sneaky, and parents can't be held accountable for every thing they might do. but this case

was unique. he had drawn drawings that were violent and expressed a violent tendencies. he had a been consulted with the school officials and, and i think they should be held bible as well by the way, and the parents revise. if you need immediate psychiatric attention, they had bought guns for him or at least a gun. they did not keep it from him. that's the gun to use to commit these atrocities. so you'd have to be a dollar, and in this case, not to see the red flags that this kid was waving before this atrocity occurred. and i think that's why this case is being treated different again in every case, you wouldn't have this. but when the, when you have this list of consequences, the repair it running, in this case, it made sense. prosecutor save agenda for crumbling. how to do that under state law? that's i'm i'm sure they were friends of michigan state law to prevent her son was 15 of a time from harming others. john, we know for sure the ethan square as gave him

a hand gun as an early christmas gift. while the boy was suffering from insomnia and had worn the spartans about demons in their house. katy ethan was troubled. so what you say, his friends or to blame on all else, could this tragedy have been avoided? unfortunately there's a lot of parents in the us, especially in the south and in the midwest, and in this case of michigan to the north. but they give their children, guns, 13 age children they well, the idea in most cases is that it's teach them young, learn to learn how they're learning, proper gun culture, and then they will become responsible citizens. and i understand that in logic. but there has to be a point where parents as well as educators need to realize that if a child is involved with the gun culture and if they do a psychological problem, well then action needs to be taken to prevent that child from continually can continue to use those guns,

whether it's for recreational purposes or hunting. because obviously we, as you're seeing here, hardly hardly tried to customize which, but let's also not forget that in general, the problem with the west is the very violent culture that we live in. you know, in this spring and april, we're gonna, we're gonna mark 25 years since columbine. that was the 1st major school sweetie in american history. 25 years is 25 years of terrorism, 25 years. our children live with church terrorism. going to school every day, wondering, is it going to be a shoot out? is going be shooting in their school? i mean, i have children here and it's hard, but to see how american children grew up in this extremely violent culture. so this is a bigger issue we, we, we, we all know that we need to have a national conversation on the, it's a national competition on mental health. and we're not having a serious conversation about this issue stage show this conversation also include, you know, better gone laws other than just publishing parents for bad perente. shouldn't it involve also strict to gone laws giving guns to a 15 year old child?

well it is, my neighbor gets convicted of a driving well under the influence problem. they shouldn't take my car. uh and i think the problem with the anti gun approach is that we want to punish people and cars that haven't done anything. we have been in america in the possession of citizens, the medicines and the overwhelming majority of those guns will never harm anybody. the real issue here is mental health. and when you have a kid that is mentally ill and literally the school officials are say, take him to mental treatments now. and the parents say, well, i got to go back to work and, and they didn't have the gun secured and he has access to it. is that mental health combination with the weapon? it's the real issue. again. uh, kids are more likely to get killed in a car wreck on the way to school than they are to be killed in one of these mass shootings. so we need to keep our perspective of what's the real problem and it is

the mental health flip, psychiatrist will tell you if you've got a kid and it wasn't the case in this instance. but if you've got a kid is harming animals, torturing rabbits and pets, that's like the biggest red flag you have. and we have those instances and already piece of the action. john and some people say this case creates a legal precedent for the american justice system that could help to crab school shootings while others were a they could be held responsible if a gift of something like a baseball bat might be used in a violent altercation. what do you stand on this? yeah, this as an i'm a parent myself. i've a teenage son, a teenage daughter. and yes, i think about his every day. i tell them be very, very careful what you do, especially today where yours is getting very violent. society is a society where the children are placed under live. it grow up and norms pressure because of the social media of cyber bullying. our kids are really on edge is mental health is a huge problem for teenagers today. and i tell them my,

my right children, i said if you do something wrong, not only gonna destroy your life, you're going to destroy our life and the entire family. and i just as a parent, i understand it wouldn't be my responsibility. i'm very aware of that may take that responsibility very seriously, and i try to inculcate that these values into my children to behave properly, to be good citizens. but again, we have to understand it's, it is hard to understand the world that our children are going up and it is intense . it is full so much pressure and good cyber, boeing, harassment. and we, you know, you've probably heard recently, right? there was, uh, they took the majors social media companies to test and a for congress. that's a good 1st step. more work needs to be done to bring those social media companies to bring them in to become more responsible corporate services because they are not because they have to assess the damage to our children are going to have to leave this conversation there for now. save go radio host and political commentator and

generally journalist and political authors. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. well, that's all from me. my colleague, june o'neill is at the top of the hour with fresh updates. i'm a day, shall i josh, bye for now. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the 2nd superseding and dot info. 18 charges which include 17 charges under the

espionage act and one charge under the c. s. a leasing dr. relates to the 2010 which he likes publications. so to clear the amount of publication, the rules of engagement, rock the diplomatic cables. the royal oaks in respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that extradition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raised concern about a piece of process related to the spine on us as his legal team, and on julian and his medical professionals. the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raised concern about the application of the u. k. us treaty. that treaty prohibits extracting someone for a political offense. the