one of those decision years because from the point of view, i from the very beginning of the day, the one nice thing is i've been don't go to that. i see is human it was a new rail road route, a crucial piece. all the inside. so no south to on foot corridor, which will connect russia, iran and india, and allow them to trade independently from west of nations, much fossa. and i said, considerably lower cost. oh, the tranquil or the it said the to the goods to and from india and ron, as of age on and russia, railways, highways, and see what's one side of the route begins the indian port of them by from that goods could be delivered to a new port in the persian gulf and then tom fulton by, well, to rush of whereas i'm a john all shipped across the caspian sea on think of us on the use of the,

the big us all the details. a marsha anticipated for rush cast fan way away in nor the water was finally inaugurated on thursday. in the process of there was care. take her presidents, well, how much more fare and high ranking officials from russia and azerbaijan, the 37 kilometer away lines connecting the caspian sea. in the south of the countries a re weigh net worth of project. more c, significant milestone for regional phrase representing the final piece of the new trade routes known as the north south us ford, florida. this for caesar, as far as the task, establishes a vital link between eastern europe, russia, india, and the 1st nations. it was most the ones that won't have to enter this trade route in the wake of restrictions face and the global shipping green a as a result of western sanctions. so the i n s d c is why we seen by both sides as an

alternative trade networks and bypasses the challenges of sanctions. this one and therefore remains immune to for an intervention. it also offers a more cost effective and efficient alternative for the so as canals which is close to washing shipments exercise which transportation awards from india to wash off. so this quarter will be approximately 30 percent cheaper, 40 percent faster than the competing route to this wes canals fuel cell 4 or comprises multiple modes of transportation including ships, railways and rolls. it was initially launched in 2000. i mean initiative over there on washer, in the system and it has extended histories to 11 additional fees, including church here as r y john commercial link also offers significant benefits from various functions, golf countries such as kit tower or mountain wage the way and sonya maybe sending

over 70 to 100 kilometers this smoking model, trade routes comprises 3 main sections originating from russia, rushing through the caspian sea as well as this eastern and western shores to reach . it was northern forms from nursing it wrong. why i swear we network and other countries, southern fords, including walls and shopping har before reaching to be enforced rush, i mean the, i've been collaborating to expand the infrastructure of v i n s d c to facilitate seamless trade along this for t. j transit. fast and the reason for you invested $370000000.00 to enhance. it was all she saw before. the southern tip of the northern side of the corridor structure over there was caspian forbes, which seems to me worse, improvement or finest highlights the swift evolution

shifting juvenile dynamics. sugars refer to the emerging commercial link ads, the news road of eastern hemisphere to replace the western dominated trade networks . so i knew the supervisor found the indian platform sink starts up and says, the new trade car, it will not only be economically beneficial, but we'll have a major deal, but it will impact as well. this is also a great significance. so not sized cargo is coming up with things that show and india, the trim, the green restaurant india, and much closer. the now was this big boobies boyfriend? it has a mess. do you want to go significant? because what it does is it brings from level batteries. any foreigner means much closer because we have a large market that i guess the markets around around because they don't. and,

and then we have this large mining a bag we have uh places which i've cleared into sources and the market. so that's connected with the can can reimburse the diet rate. so if my brute a seamless and relying life in the case off like china and you knew has done from germany to, to, uh, pretty long, not know if we need a single and seamless land in network. the connecting with is much, much pasta. you can reach from i'm, i will say right from my monster. one way is the i live in the line in less than a day. the brakes good. but that being kind of need to know just certain thing ties between a member of the states. but the 2 in the cities as well, that was the aim of a full room hosted by central wasn't the city of cousin,

visible leaders from china, india, south africa, it wrong to care. and the u. a. e, with among buttons taking paws to improve the cities with innovative solutions as well as create job opportunities. it was the one of the big series of events leading up to the brit summit in cuz on an up. so we heard from an african dignity and said that many nation see briggs is a more favorable to us of the current and global month fee system. for years now, we've only had one international or the monopoly of running to an ocean. um, one of the organization trying to you know, dictates tens. we can not really support you because of the developments in most of the member countries, especially for our members. so we see bricks as an

alternative, which you compete with. other international marketing is just in providing the much needed funds for development generally and in particular to support the they've been municipal movement and those tend to ensure that they provide the much needed savings through their local communities . a lot of um, what i can call signs of great from is from which can be dr. we chatted right from the breaks into a government or organization. it's not for ideology, it is, do you need to ensure that it's contributes to human development level intelligence review and obviously it's particularly nuclear. i also will direct confrontation that, oh, will common sense for them next week go to child so. so the 2,

so do we have both russians and deputies for a minute to get is take the, or the in the 18 seventy's, the colonial expansion of the british empire and the nile valley in greece. debris, it is decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials led peoples discontent. it

spokesman was that the logins mohammed off the drug blamed himself the mahdi. the design began to gather an army against the invaders. by $1884.00, most of the food in the cities were in the hands of the month. great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders a drubbing. in $1885.00, the rebels, the capital, the car to the feet of britain was totaled only by the very end of the 19th century . after the death of a mob, the british were able to regain their control of sudan, unable to defeat the living body. the british took revenge on the dead. what his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile mas head was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa. against the colonial afresh,

and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the so thank you so much for joining us here today. good afternoon. i'll say if i start with this new sort of strategic partnership between rossa, i'm the d p. okay. how long this affects the balance of power in the region, in particular, on the korean pioneer see last night, what signal does this send to the west and what reaction could we expect from them? what's going on in the northern east in asia and beyond currently is quite worrying in terms of exponential growth of military activities by the us, uh and its regional allies. uh, the purpose of this is to folds uh, number one, to detour,

china and russia as major adversary's as many be leaving the us. and unfortunately the in the region. and number 2, to make sure that growing a growing interaction and cool up to ration not least between most cool and few on the young a would be uh, you know, uh and is loose upon which further the restrictive and low for the legitimate measures by washington would be introduced against russia. so this is an escal attorney course that we see in a very obvious home. and that the street to which you referred to earlier as are ease of course, in a sense of product of the sorting development. our 2 countries, the purity and russia,

came much closer to one another. the speak to provide for mutual assistance in the case of aggression. and so this provision, i would say, we send the message that this is a purely defensive arrangements which our 2 countries concluded, and only in case of aggressive actions against any of the parties. the other side would provide the assistance as described and as provided for in the street. so we look for best, a growing, stronger security and interaction between our 2 countries. and we're not doing these to threaten any one, not to threaten republic of korea. of course, not the us for that case, but this is a message of our resolve and our written is to stay firm on what we believe are the basics of international or international relations these days,

despite olden or undermining activities of the collect, your west and its allies in the region, the lesson media was actively follow a lot of inputs in visit to the d p. okay. many were writing that it was a signal that russia is losing an inquiry that needs a mid fi assistance from the dpi. okay? pointing out a full nature of the so called the painter axis. but so what, what do you think is the reason that the western media as presented the visit in this light, then on how true is it? hello, this is a rubbish. i mean, we do not follow every single piece, every single article, every single, all pad in the mainstream west media. but we try to make sure that we know uh the, the core we, the message is completely failed and very wrong. and it's very essential elements.

we are not doing this because we are, we are pressed into it. we're not doing this because off, we want to use the situation in ukraine and yet around ukraine as a threat text to create troubles for any of the western there is. so they'll say in the russian far east or north east in asia as such, we are doing so because we had driven by very well, acknowledged and recognized and considered national interest. both young, young and russia felt this is the right moments to complete. a very important chapter in development the while we're relationship and the took form of these 3 d and the number of understanding send agreements that week included in recent time. again,

this was the very same us and each elyse each set of lights that preached for decades for us and others that every nation is very free to change or chose it security arrangements. and this is exactly what happened here. deeper key and russia felt free to choose the security arrangement which is not against a new one. it's for our deeper partnership, better security, better predicted, predicted village seats, and protection if you wish it against the excellence of our address. there is originally, uh they are in the, i would say, uh, full steam uh, efforts uh to create a very different bus chair threatening posture compared to what was the case before

they to tv and stolen but has all goods. uh that for a need to put natives new, clear offs and all that. well, what do you think was the purpose of this statement and what real actions may follow? well, the purpose uh, ease of use its uh the only purpose uh that natal currently, uh you know, has the for itself and its the result that the ultimate to these days. and this is still threatening to russia to try to bring the roster into defensive, to try to expose the rush out for fill the dangers. and all this is been done by the member states natal individually and collectively. and also through each international secretary of including currently our going as a secretary general young sultan burke. we follow these trend

attentively. we are not deter it. we are not impressed by these kind of threatening messages, but we. 2 make our conclusions based on what we see on the ground, on how we feel about the ext show. redness of the nuclear forces, which and number of nato allies have under their command. and several of those the need to members of the form so called nuclear sharing activities, which is even complete contradiction with the requirements and obligations that these countries on the took on the nonproliferation treaty. so the so called nuclear alliance, essentially on the minds, the international security architecture. and the, these type of

a messaging on these shows how you responsible the leadership of the international secretary at the nato, is these, these, the growing tensions in the world all shaping a trend tools sort of the result mission of overall items race in particular, nuclear also do you think that that's, that's such a trend will eventually lead to a direct nuclear, computational or will common sense pavel so i mean what actions is brought to taking to adapt the national security dumped to into the current realities? i think this is a very important question that you ask, and many around are intrigued by what's going on in this area. i would refer to what the, my president said to a broad international audience in recent days. in particular,

when he spoke before the media while visiting handily, a socialist republic of vietnam. but i will also tell you that the, our system provides for so to say to tier dr. no documents in this area. uh, the all what our team duck human being the russian military doctrine we share in red strokes describe situations which we all hope will be on the hype with basic old ones. when the resort nuclear weapons is thinkable, the 2nd tier document is so called. 2 guidelines for state policy on euclid deterrence. and this document is uh, i would say it detailing,

if i may use the word of the military doctrine describing more specifically words, what circumstances could be conceived of for eventually resort to nuclear option. and uh, as situation generally. and particularly in behavior of the us and nato as a whole towards russia becomes more and more strange and troubling. we have no other choice but to analyze how appropriate these documents and in particular the 2nd one. this is the guidelines are given a given the circumstances and i cannot exclude that at some point in future, we may see as some adjustments that will not undermine the basics you know, approach to eat. we are very firmly committed to the

uh, several times confirmed the idea that the nuclear war can never be one that should never be forts. and by the way, this formula was rec, confirmed by our president in his multilateral statement some time ago. and also by his other russian officials, but uh, even situations where uh, existing, so our state, our critical assets are us threatened. and if someone wants them to destroy, we need to calculate, we need to hedge against these risks. and this and the lexical work, as well as some practical undertakings, like the very reasons exercise that was conducted in the sullivan military. the

started a district where i'll, i'm forces exercise for a practical operations with the non strategic nuclear weapons that these things will send a message that we are serious. we are not threatening a new one, but we are prepared to go the full way. if need be to protect our core and national interests, no one should underestimate our result. and the president, the president, was very articulate and the quite straightforward in terms of these messaging connected where says, issued ukraine, an ultimatum that in order to join nato, you claim must not exit the war, but emerge victorious. first of all. so why was the ultimatum issue? why don't we see a more dialogue from the west? why?

why this on 64 or 2. i say out said the, does it not plan to take it to decide that it wouldn't, it wasn't going to planning. it wasn't planning to take you quinn into nato in the 1st place. it's interesting that you use the word ultimatum in this context, and it is indeed an ultimatum. the west led by the us tries now to use the interest of the leads that perform functional governments. even t you've to join nato email that to bring them in the situation. or they have the only option, the only choice. and that is to continue fight against russia until the very last few korean soldier, uh, on the front line. this is extremely tragic and it shows how uh, subordinate, how completely arranged by the others. these people in

ukraine are. and this is a tragedy for ukrainian people. i will tell you that what we believe wouldn't be the right way out. was described on several occasions during including directly to the ukrainians when the all idealization and their delegation set at the same table . in 2022 person, belo rose and subsequently in turkey, and they moved forward. they progressed a lot and the document which ship is now a common knowledge was the initial there was very close to what we have set as objectives for the special needs population. now, on june 14th president boynton, while appearing at the rest and foreign ministry, presented a comprehensive road map for as solution there. and in terms of nato,

we stressed the president on this course. it is now and again, that there is no way that the russia can ever accept ukrainian membership in nature . so if any one wants to bring those 2 positions, the 1st step towards the direction would be inevitably not to allow the ukraine to get more weapons. more legal levels met weapons, small, long range weapons. because this is a direct way to growing confrontation between moscow and may to be mean must go and collect west. we do not by the argument that ukrainian government decides for itself is completely guided or ruled and led by washington. so washington should understand easily. it's one piece, all this was going on should be stopped in guns off a visa, scalar 3 actions. otherwise,

we will come even further as to the edge of the eddies. no one wants to and it was going to bring russia and ukraine to the negotiating table. and do you see any immediate prospect for such negotiations to happen on your 2nd question? unfortunately, no, i don't. i don't see at the moment any signs for a possible move towards the negotiating table. and we also saw these through immediate, i mean moment momentarily produce reaction by us and some leading governments in europe on president boynton statement as of june fourteen's. they are in the rejection mode. they want to present russia with fedex can please, they do not believe with syria is when we are saying to them that playing with fire

. they do not believe we have prepared to continue our flight and to stay firm on the objectives as set forth by the president on the special needs population. each failure on not on the, on the west and policies. but it's also a failure of their cognitive capabilities. they do not understand messages that, that being sent by our selves. it's mostly unfortunate. it's a big question. what type of leaders and what type of release of the west has now as at, at the top of their pyramid. so to say, we have said everything, what we believe is needed to get this negotiations. the stock started and the presidents also underscore the moments we see the movement towards this

conclusion of the conflict. fighting will be stopped and we stay firm on this message as well. i hope with will be heard, at least by some responsible figures on both sides of the atlantic. it's very simple to use. uh, mr. sega, we have club, russell, deputy for a mess. so thank you again for your time. the. the scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the

. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass as the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding the go. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the

the, the spot, it's non stop pleasures of support. for the key of you, we impose this new tires against food imports from ukraine in order to prop up its own domestic industry. a key of pilot size is the return of captured neo nazi 5 is found made as of the gate instead of other regular medical personnel, some of whom level waited for nearly 2 years to return. how many of us lose experience? we understand that our country doesn't want to take us back, to be honest, we tried to lie to ourselves, but in reality, it is what it is. tensions are on the rise as in the keys of canada hope allowing a controversial separate which is moving to operates and it's terry.