a virtual dear sense of all we going to let that stay. the boys are liberators. may god bless you with health and be your guardian angel. thank you. really for locals, enough via after the russian forces take the city following years of life on the ukrainian control. and that's, that's a ross that reports even more advance is on the didn't ask the public font smoke drive is office solving, gavin city of ralph. i have 7 people i killed by israel's advancing military operation. the area had been the last resort, put to thousands of public displays policy unions to find safety in the enclave. the

. the money of my car gets more than a bomb being for i. b as an option will not be quite drove fair in paris as friends fall by storm, the expo amazing odd rage of a rising costs and regulations the brightness midnight in moscow. welcome to our global news update on our international. i am michael port. yes. now we start off this out for the latest. you can read in a tack on the restaurant in. don't ask the city now the aftermath of the covers the night street best spot to day. according to a local report, the us supplied him ice rocket designate on the pavement on the back of the banquet hole where a wedding was being held, a local official say, one passing has been wounded. meanwhile, a russian troops, i said, to be advancing all along the domestic font lines,

and that's after the chapter, the key city of, of the, of the, of cost any of us, after months of intense fighting ukrainian forces, we drew from the and bustled area roches, defense ministry estimates the key of last over 1500 troops during the retreat alone. we heard from locals, full every leave to see moscow's forces. all right. see, boys are liberators. may god bless you with health and be your guardian angel. thank you. don't cry. it's okay. it's okay, there's just too much coast because it's calm down a little bit now. the showing continues, but it's far away. we have nowhere to hide here. the ground water is close. there's no cellar, nothing. it's scary. because the seriously, when our guys came and did the inspection and clean up it, it became much easier. notice scary as it was in previous days. at the moment you

can hear those booming far away and not so much that you look out of your window would have seen houses folding a box would have had to think about whether to run to the basement or hide somewhere else. and i'm moving. now i'm in the field classes today, marks the 2nd on the advisory of the day. the conflict kicked off are these minor and i prefer it by takes a look back at the western hype, ukrainian comforter, offensive had a promise result, but didn't deliver full key of this past year. the main highlights over the past year was the cranes watch on to pay that and march talked about counter offensive. it was supposed to be a game changer box. turned out to be much ado about nothing. oh, but the hopes were high. we believe that the ukrainians will meet with success and the scanner offensive. i'm confident that when you criticize to launch new operations, deliberate moorland, ukraine will be successful. i think that the accounts are offensive is going to be very impressive. it was impressive indeed in terms of how bad it was. first of all,

it didn't even start on time. so for months it was all talk and no action given. rush out, plenty of time to prepare. and when it did, finally start, it proved to be buried and sa, climax, it now here's a year end review from russia's defense ministry, including the results of the accounts are offensive. people to the left of the teachers goes on the 4th of june. so i'm towards this of ukraine launched a large scale contra offensive prepared by for an handlers having failed to overcome the technical defense. so one of our troops, the enemy was stopped and suffered colossal loss of $159000.00 service. men were killed and wounded as well as the loss of 121 aircraft 23 helicopters score 700. 66 thank squares, including 37 lab bars and 2348 farmers vehicles of various classes, including 50 bradley. apparently, this is why we did not see on the battlefield. the american adams delivered a few months ago. and here it is, and the photos and videos. western armored vehicles on fire tanks either abandoned

or destroyed ukraine gold over a $120000000000.00 from its allies since the beginning of the conflict and the stakes were high. but once again, they fail to secure a victory or even any progress. but it could definitely go down the blending beautifully, just like we expected. both bradley and leopards. the, apparently the plan was for ukrainian forces to reach the sea of us off. and it wasn't their genius idea. as we know, t of doesn't only import the weapons and money, but also it strategy. there was a movie the enemy was supposed to reach the sea of as of to gain access and cut off the cord or to crime me. it was all planned by workers of a military task force that was set up and is still working in the near abroad. and

then they are abroad for them is poland and the politics? well, it didn't work out for them and once again gave all sorts of excuses for its failures, including weather conditions. again, the allies were sympathetic with the u. k. defense ministry jump, and so their defense it was growing vegetation on the battlefield. that was hamper any crane and attempts to breach russian defences. that's what was, contributes into the genuinely slow progress of combat in the area. well, even though there were occasional admissions of slow progress in western media, there were still at that point as events that ukraine must win, that it will win and that it urgently needs more money and more weapons. otherwise, the boogeyman will come for them. that's what the landscape was, want their citizens to believe. remember the video that went viral as the conflict venture? it's 2nd here. he of schultz donnelly, the if it happens so that ukraine, due to various opinions and weakening, depleted of assistance, loses russia,

is going to enter baltic states. the nato member states, including the us, will have to send their sons and daughters exactly the same way as we are sending their sons and daughters to war. and they will have to fight because it's not told that we're talking about. and they will be dying. god forbid, because it's a horrible thing. lot of our so that excuse, desperation increased significantly in 2023. he was constantly begging for more and more whining, but he's not getting enough of anything. money, weapons or support. and by the end of the year, the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine admitted that there's not much else that can do. just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. that will most likely be no deep and beautiful break through the landscape of serious spots. detroit to down play the situation or the time has passed, people are tired regardless of their status. and this is understandable,

but this is not a stalemate. i emphasize this once again, and then he fired him and replaced them with the smack. alexander sir, escape, also known as the butcher. and that's how you create in. so just call him and they don't seem to like him. jermel associates, leadership is bankruptcies, prisoners, how old is coming from his name, a demoralizing, and he undermines trust. and he come on in general, is really in this pursuit of tactical gains constantly to plate so badly. bulky, remembers office resulting in technical advances such as capturing trade, winds of small villages with no operational goals in mind. we all in less than a month later, this new commander whose the landscape and assessed it was the most experienced and that together that would prove that things are moving forward. that there is no stalemate allowed this to happen. russia says it's just taking full control of the east and you training and kind of ask dave, come after you trying to pull dates. troops out on saturday. russian troops have

been only offensive around these 4 months. and tonight's president, putin has congratulated them for taking complete control of the town. it is not fear radical. any more. the russians are advancing on the front lines. and now, with just this case of, of deep it is the biggest for russian advance in the last year. so where are we now? well, a visual aid for ukraine is stalling because more and more american politicians are becoming increasingly set up and outraged that they're sending money to a corrupt country that has no prospect. so when they have their own expense and border security, it still adds to that reports of the pencil. no, i can apply and ukraine, and you get a total recipe for disaster. any words of reassurance from washington? and the tide is turning because look at these headlines now. all about russia's

victories on the battlefield. and what that means for you crane would some even concluding that no one even once key of to win anymore. the west of being overly optimistic about the war in 2023. if we give the premiums the munition and training they need, they will when we have to be careful not to be ugly. pessimistic in 2024. according to the new server, barely 10 percent of europeans actually, things that you claim when the war was over. triple that number hoping that a piece deal can be reached and it comes as lateral payments and just recently reiterated versus willingness to negotiate. but the wes seems to be gearing up for war at all costs and they even manage to convince swede and finland and denmark. so give up their historic neutrality and allow that he was to militarize the northern region suite and went as far as selling its citizens to prepare for the possibility of war because of russia's war against the cray. it's just

a step nor an end game apparently. well, if you credit is just the step, russia is definitely standing for a while. the west is getting them on products cross now live to and discuss this with the vice chair of the communist party of great britain. jodi kebraw don't have good to have you join me right now. i might be to see great, good just so you to not to hear this have now passed sentences ross, us started this military operation. how would you assess side by side? what's being achieved by moscow? in p. m. i mean, you can't really talk about kids. it's really washington that directs everything that happens in ukraine or what was, what's ukraine? when you look at what's happened, you see that russia has successfully defended the people of the don't,

but she will already remember fighting it will for 8 years before the launch of the s m. a. so we have to remember why the estimate was loops in the 1st place. russia has been successful in keeping back what was the night. so um, even the crying and 3 times they've defeated new armies that night. so it was organized and sent into you crying. and i think the, the, the a big turning point is that to become very recently with the liberation of the, of jessica. because of course, it's still not yet for the, the, the last line of these huge fortifications that the knights have built in ukraine. besides the so wage war on russia, on this last slide, the force vacations is really being, being broken here at the is there close to don't city, it's with us. you kind of have been shilling the people of the doing boston of don't don't have city in particular non stop now for 10 years. so it's, it's a very significant moment. i think right now in the early stages of the conflicts

piece talks between moscow, when key of where abruptly cut off the costs we had a bar has just been coming in between all of that. but why do you think from your assessment, the ukraine decided to follow through with opting out of, of the, of the process a slowly so very much the president zalinski is really a puppy to the west. you know, the, the launch of the eskimo was, did exactly what it was supposed to do. it came in very quickly because you probably didn't hurt to insure your credit and look, we can, why did you want? i want you to, we don't want to, we just need you to listen to what we say to you about you trying to see about really implementing the provisions of that have been agreed and made. so you know, 7 years earlier i'm, i'm your credit is recognized by initially the printer and the guy just said, yes, i understood that they could, they could come to terms and they signed up to

a piece deal. what happened? the west immediately came rushing and they said they dispatched far as jolts and they said no, no, no, no stuff. the we'll give you whatever it takes. you can win this thing. you mustn't, you mustn't the follow through with this the steel and the reason was west was determined to have before it was a rush of the initiate to this war. it was the west but initiated it a long time ago. and even at the time of the s m o, they were messing policies. the nights i going to be crazy forces which device are the nights i will see on the board is of the doing best for a big invasion to try to retain what had been liberated territory by the other doing boss, the tools and you know, it makes it very clear and we've heard over and over from people in european union, in britain, in the us. i bet i is to with russia and slots the right is not just where down russian, we submit that writing is to change the government and most goes on to rush it into

pieces. the better to control the people in their associates. all right, now this month we've seen president the landscapes shuffle, have bought the commanders, i made key of numerous retreats ahead of today's advisory. how would you gauge, or imagine the position, the zaleski is in right now. and i think what we're seeing is assigned to punish a and this right in the regime is zaleski. you know, these people are totally corrupt. they're serving some puppets of the west. now that they feel that the west is starting to abandon them. there's tied to, as i said, kind of can this, right, they call the green box themselves. what's the right way to carry on? and then i think that what we're seeing is really is really just the risk, a reflection of that. you know, the, the, the thoughts among the people at the top is the, as the, as the ship is going down. all right, now the west of throne, all they have,

but russia and as it is right now, what more can, can they do? do you bring that up on a plane load of tash to key? i would change anything, you know remotely. well, they need more than anything else, is people. and that's what they're running out to them. the biggest tragedy of this whole thing, which was totally avoidable, which the west inside seat. they brian was the whole section of the ukraine. people into believing that kind of respect, supremacist audiology essentially we supposed to try to find the right not. yeah, our ability spend that kind of brainwashing people with this or the other day to specifically so they could westernize you crying against russia for total countries with a long history of living properly, a peacefully cooperatively together. they brought back this not see all your data westernize, or do you play and people and use them as

a battering ram against russia. and, well, this fundamentally happened is they have sacrificed the whole generation and we see that now, you know, no amount of dollars can give them more people. and no, is that so you can give them the width and you know, when they talk about delivering more weapons, which altering about giving cold trucks to the military, industrial complex in the west, which will then go away and stop producing. there's no way anything that giving money for today is going to land in the hands of soldiers on the battlefield tomorrow. by the time it's ready to be operational, this will be over. we have to leave it here now. thank you. so my job that brought voss gerald the communities to communist party of great britain and thank you for your insight styles. ukrainian fruit slab. the strategic city of the problem with the russian forces on their heels have left behind not only its possession, but they to supply what the russian forces are now inspecting the arms,

founded left brain below the city of the industrial plan. for more details and exclusive videos, head to our website, r t dot com. and you certainly see all of what we're talking about the the hundreds of protests does have come out to the streets of central tel aviv the . these are visual some moments. any of the demonstrators are demanding benjamin netanyahu resign and early elections, the cold as the countries in the middle of full months of war, locals and seemingly have enough of these ready leadership for test. as all gathering outside the idea of headquarters, what kind on trucks have been deployed and activated to dealing with the crowds of media holding back guides waving is really flags and shouting calls against the

dump. in the meanwhile, the guy that several people had been killed and several others wounded in the solvent gas and city of rafa. smoke could be seen blowing over the city following the idea of strike. according to report a residential building on the city market. we had targeted, we've heard from eye witnesses, a soda to go to going those a strong explosion. and so i came down and saw dead bodies. the whole world turned upside down and people were being teens out of the debris dead. there were small kids, women and children. the house was full and there were displaced people in it to atlanta and the city run out and found everything was burning and the homes were destroyed and were totally lost. now was still burning bodies and no one was able to extinguish them for even get close to the whole air. it wasn't go from dusk for

a month. the 1st to begin helping left the bank to have our house and start putting out the flames on the burning bodies and removing their flesh, melted on their stone, and not enough either these rallies or ostrich stopped their shoot interest. while these roll has laid out its plan for the future all the enclave, there is a apparently no role for the policy and authority to govern gazda. and the idea is to actually going to be given cause of loss to do what he wants. all that according to banking me then yeah. who has blueprint however, his vision has not gone down well with the countries closest online. are there certain basic principles that we set out many months ago that we feel are very important when it comes to guys as future, including that it cannot be a platform for, for tourism. there should be no, it is really re occupation of gaza. the size of gases territory should not be reduced on thursday. prime minister benjamin that's in the whole world out a plan for its control over gather. so the plan says that is or have

a freedom of control over the entire gathering strip without any time limitations attached. and it also, in addition to that is it will also establish the so called south closure. that would probably be when corporation was either at egypt and the u. s. in order to make sure there are no and for patient of meditations or arms intake as a strip. and also power to that is for over continue to act in the west bank. and it will also speak to what's policy of immunization of gaga in order to weaken the element that to threaten is of security. and this plan also it touches upon a hot issue which is mainly the day after that. then, you know, it says that the governments of the has, this chip will not be given to any party that has any connection to terror. and who also vows that fuels is take a thorough over a hole in the strips, educational and religious institution. we have the u. s. secretary of state to enter the blank and already spoken against this plan,

saying that the strip should not be resized. and also that another occupation of the strip by israel is out of question. however, for is, will, it seems that the criticism and concern of lincoln is just a back on voice. these really army will maintain operational freedom of action in the entire gaza strip without a time limit to prevent the renewal of terrorism into 4th threats from gaza. americans are far from being the only party who races browse at the revealed plan. we also have have mass official or something from that will to that distance and the hope plan was so unrealistic and would never succeed. meet on. yeah. who presented a plan that includes many of his repeat ideas. however, these plenty will never become a reality or have any practical impact. first of all, he absolutely refuses to recognize that palestinian stage or and to see these problems. the question of whether he and all of us like him,

like qualified for political talks with the police students. secondly, he insists on supervision, the west bank garza and jerusalem. this means the beast and that this re, a plan is to seize palistine and lance and friend dement them was also very interesting that with the whole, this plan, it also comes in the same time that a news come out of the expansion of settlements in the west bank, which also goes against the international law. and then we have the critism by washington was echoed by the u. k. invested or 2 as $2.00 oh, as simone walters, which we did, that settlements are legal to national law and also makes it harder still to progress any solution for this conflict. now we spoke with reset coordinator for the scientist for peace, global union as mom a contract. or she said that only the international community had in particular the united states can stop ego. and we have to know that's real fast. it is an overcrowded area that became the whole home to over one point. 5000000

a displaced causes according to underwater, and that's place has long been present with us the safe place for guidance. so of course, you sorry, we can implement this plan the longest they have they, they are bought by the us, which is in total disregard those they human. that's our cause us review, which could be simplified. and you the addition of human laws and all these, these, of course a violate and the provision of misers by the i. c, g for most, nothing lifting, gaza. so concrete, see there's no where to go. so in addition to the terrible human laws, all the money for stations of human life has have been destroyed, all the civilian facilities. so mostly everything has been destroyed, the schools, everything. so of course, the objective from the star tools to provokes nothing but so has the so the next

balls goza, this is not my 1st and the cards to is ation. these are the, the terms that they, a group called her this friday of who calls her minister has employed in his only thing that can stop these, this months after this. uh, what's gonna qualify. as a general side is the international political pressure, especially the, the, the us. but unfortunately, we don't see any, any political reading this to do so and to friends. now, while the international level of cultural fact held in paris who became a hotspot, as protesting farm was classed with police of the venue. the number pulled on your farm, so had a chance to loan, settled,

almost got inside and started shouting, michael and shooting go. i combs, as the french president the day before castle shuttle thoughts with the farmers union i was supposed to have had with him at the fast, according to media reports in monro, my hall was in the adjacent hall when the fighting broke out. i promise i'm a massive form of protests across europe, taking shape with tractors and blocking highways, city streets, and got been buildings getting manual and literally dumbed on the doorstep. the

be a while my current is doing all he can detect could do come the on rest. let's listen to him. i said, i'm going to be very clear with the to the anger can be expressed. it's better when there isn't any, but it can be expressed blocking that email demonstration. that's part of it, but neither i nor any member of our government has ever legitimized violence against property or individuals, public or private for the funeral. so let's have a look at what the french government has done so far to pluck aid the farmers in early february. and he's a policy managed to pull off a potential track, the seeds of paris by promising to allocate more resources to farmers and postpone pesticide bands. how about the protest review this week? because of the package of measures proposed by the front minister before where into implemented or detailed we got reactions from the farmer about the fine

okay, so would you like to keep up? i would say that i'm a crunch and stop lying to us. the keys made some big promises since elected president. it has never delivered those today. we need clarity. so we need his roadmap for the next 30 years. yeah. for farmers are ready to go forward and then we have to see that road familiar change and office shouldn't mean a change of rules every time it happens. and again, the most important thing is protecting national agriculture for co sold today. farmers are struggling to survive because of the global market because of ukraine aid programs, which lead to importing green and other produce very, very cheaply and these prices are killing farmers for free d y. that's the update this time i'll see you again in less than 2 minutes. the

or i'm action or cancer. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a. on the 2nd down of a 3 of the beginning of russia's defense of the people of what was eastern ukraine, subject to ethnic cleansing off to the u. s. e u u k, back made, and qu, in 2014. it's also been a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to end the nato nation of genocide and gaza. and that's there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes . it is wiki leaks the subject of an appeal in the london court. this week will our interviews with its found a julian assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the carrier then it's brendan supporter of julia massage. legendary pink floyd front man roger was is roger,

thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we've mentioned in person so many of us on just the pauses of have died as mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london. well, yeah, we don't know, but we don't have this going to be any kind of a judgement. we. we wait to say, i've been following the proceedings as fast as i can. that gave them the, it's in a tiny cool room. in that huge building go. number 5 is the smallest corner. let's go out there and there's only 50 in the book from the public about in thank goodness, one of them is craig marie, who is writing 30 detail reports that when i read yesterday and it is such a team have been texting.