yeah, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think. you'll see people. so 1414, what kind of intellect to process is behind this kind of hectic here in denver and my client file was most go. i'll walk through and operate that he does the the content will lead to being quote reprogrammed also. right. we take it for granted from india, indian side towards america offside, a lot of defensive battles trying to help this relationship ahead. washington says is a mixed message. say writing for a defensive bites of the teams is relations with india. off the prime is named raised to the bottom. it puts it in moscow plus every day we saw fear in the face,

the threat of death. i could hear the screams from distant sections, a policy and presidents things to all the about the roof. it conditioned in is reading jails as does the golf in the time we pulled in the bean field and made sure getting the a very warm welcome to you and the entire see. international news team will come into life from us. the 2nd what's up? so is this our the bio field is nothing just about tanks and guns, but is about a war on people's minds that don't follow the lesson narrative. i'm africans are in the process, not as of leading to the east depth about joseph bureau, who evidently called wrap his head around why anyone would support russia. you see, when you go to someone's african countries and you'll see people supporting body

supporting, what would the new doing don't pass saying putting has saved on bus now for you would have come to offer that can save us what kind of intellect to process is behind is kind of the active duty, while a lot of people invading the networks, a lot of people, the same media lies a lot of people go to nice and the mind to do those elders. then how do you resist against that? you need that different kinds of army you need. people are watching, didn't edwards, you need people explaining seems a way the con, the programming, the you for in the policy chief, joseph thorough has really once again made an outage comment to these africans that support russia and the support pieces in purchasing that i think in countries like and people that support the show did not know is that important is waived on bus is,

is basically is something else which is also supporting present, which is a do think that the on to the, to the, to get for doing that just for some strange reason, the b u is still surprised that the african states are completely, i'm willing to take the width is called is a baby releases with the box. so in fact, it's not a single applicant times we had to put sanctions on russia even spoke against russia, and that despite crystal from the waste and the on his own for speak to you. and pete is the been speaking pieces as a whole, as a prime example. even just recently, we still bodies, we did not. the deed is the saying that the, with the continues to, to ask a couple of sources. this is infinity, no pencil, those imperialists consider that we belong to them, and a wealth also belongs to them. they think that they're the ones who must continue to tell us what is good for our states to africa. our continent that suffered so much because of the perio is this arrow is gone forever. our resources will remain

for us in our populations to ask because also to be open to deepening relations. the nation. i can be does have a meeting here that, that whole lot comes at the expense of, of getting times with ross. yeah. this needs to be added. teach that to that to you, hold postuma. what do you realize that and see me lucky and i, they need time, which is why most people continue to have an advantage over the wasted, actually that unless you have this in itself as an equal and, and i'm, i'm not just a combined puts in high school, the point is that this is so called golden 1000000000, has been practically a parasite on other nations for centuries, 500 years. they've been tearing apart the poor peoples of africa. they've been exploiting latin america and they've been exploring the countries of asia. and they certainly haven't forgotten that i have the feeling that it is not even the leadership of these countries,

although it is very important. but the ordinary citizens of these countries feel in their hearts what is happening. they associate our struggle for their independence and true sovereignty with their aspirations for their own sovereignty and independent development. but this is compounded by the fact that the desire to freeze the existing fun just state of affairs and international affairs is very strong in west and the leads they are used to feeling their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money for centuries. but they must realize that the vampire ball is ending you as long as it's reputation. i forgot the exodus you're seeing. and this will help who's that? as well as, rather than behaving in a humble man to actually try to use the, you know, come to see the met, nobody meeting currency that africans. i'm not one of the boss enough to understand the fates this joe bellanca found the ad edit. so the behind the news network

says the west should not be surprised, but african countries i'm moving away from it. according to the west, this do good. i forgot to put a stupid secretary blank. okay, so i'm not supplementing that this, that i sense or press them put to because if i think there was no does a here it is the dimensions of the dream for african people. and it still means that they get from the shock is the man that the new each data is the most cool, the other parts of, of, of, of europe for america. so the feeling that after they've got supporting the president, 13 is fighting back to know disabilities. safety last year is good, nothing to do what that was speech, but it passed by funded years. they've been in africa in the office and africans. then they thought that he lost forever know what africans i'm doing now the one nothing to do with the west. so it's time for operations to way there will be

appreciated and accepted. not with the use the experiment of the peak. so that was, that was to be doing so african people. so after kind of stuff, what's interesting is good. nothing to do with the, with the is a relationship with the us is the pause. i mean it's ever been, but it call being taken for granted that sentiment is, according to americans. i'm boss of india. every dime set to which comes on the heels of indian pride, listen to randomly visit to russia. it's important for us as americans, as indians to remember, the more we put into this relationship, the more we will get out, the more we insist on kind of cynical calculation in a place of trusted relationship, the less we will get. but as i also remind my indian friends while it is wide and it is deeper than it's ever been, it is not yet deep enough. that if we take it for granted from the indian side

towards america outside a lot of defense of titles, trying to help with this relationship ahead. i don't see in the being much he to what air, in gar, safety, be with him as a door to new delhi. i've had to see because this kind of a reaction from the west and lead, the sort of reaction from the western press has been on the expected lines, the sort of meltdown that we've seen in the western grass as far as the wizard of the indian prime minister to russia is concerned now simply because the timing of the particular was it 9 of july, when the leaders, what can meaning in washington dc, even need to lead us for the nato summit. perhaps they wanted those features to be dominant for the, for it shows that really what dominant were pictures of the prime minister of the was largest democracy. how getting this within wellness within the symbol of the as the president saw a dot chart here in, in law school?

well, both the leaders reading classes. so the, the significance here are all the speeches isn't meant as a new country don't play that. and that's what he saw. so during that sound, like we've also heard from the ukranian president using a harsh words for india and sold at the us space a positive. we've made clear facts to every country in the world, including the india that have vets on russia as a long term reliable partner is not. and that's especially true in our view for india when you talk about moody and pollution, having what was a very warm embrace. and i think it was more than one the reaction in europe. but particularly in america, what was one the old and they, they, they always resented moody coming to most good to meet with pewter. well why, why do you think that sentiment was in the, of the don't getting away from the timing of this particular wasn't what we've been given to understand. and what for thought. so suggesting is that they would also

pressures in the near to change the timing of this one summit that mr. moody was here for. and in fact, this has been a tradition, the annual summit between new daily and most school for what, while from 2000 october 2000. and this summer, it has happened after 3 years has been a bit of an ice, given the fact that there was a go with fund demik and then the war. but any way this was, it was extremely significant given the timing here. and interestingly, when the western leaders were trying to send out a message that rushes isolated, we saw under the new movie, standing shoulder to shoulder with the, with the president. part of it, when indians hear the word, russia, the 1st words that come to their minds are in this companion in happiness. and then soto me on the line your that relationship between india in the west, in the past few months have been somewhat strange. given the fact tom, especially with the issue of the call to sony separate, is who into, in canada,

who's opening, leaving threatening india. and didn't need or should, so this was, it also needs to be looked at from that perspective with what india giving a message out. so this is your messaging, your perhaps not the messaging. that's the leaders in the world. the rest of the country is going to show that there was almost, i mean that perhaps maybe i'm over shooting ahead with that, i think that was almost a sense of jealousy coming out of washington. you know, to the staging this big nato summit just wrapped up, but they wanted moody to be in washington not to be in moscow hugging fruits in and at the end of the day, you will that in the kremlin, in the hallowed halls of the kremlin, you are right, i was putting in body, you will part of us special coverage for the injured 5 minutes this visit to india . i mean, let me ask you to engine, how did it go? i would say it was a successful one, but let me point out to you all that while the relationship between new deleon, our school has always been warm, has always been very strong and solid. but it's been more of a political relationship that we've seen for the decade spot after the war. new

queen started on the subsequent sciences. we've seen the trade go off the oil that india has been consuming the, the influence they've gone up. what some 20 times higher than what you've seen before the conflict a new queen had started. so in fact, the tree, it has been about $10000000000.00 from some $10000000.00 to now we're talking about a $100000000000.00. so this really was a successful wizard in that sense. so on. so i'm a big size highway full of policy and present a nice a on a tiny who was charged for recruiting a suicide. both of describe life. a man is re the prison, arrested at the age of 15, he spent 2 decades of his life behind bars. he would hold the condition of the prisoner, survived in west sum, ended up paying the ultimate price. imagine an unarmed person entering

a jungle full of wild animals. where would he hide? every day? we still fear the face, the threat of death, especially when the prison unit known as could terror came in, armed with weapons and baton, speeding us brutally. i could hear the screams from distant sections, each one of us waited for our turn, knowing it would come. we were hungry all the time. we almost forgot about our families thinking only about hunger, cold, and thirst. of course it was very difficult for us to get to the clinic. it took a lot of talking to get to the clinic. naturally, a sick person should be treated differently with know they would put shackles on our hands and feet. and our hands would be above our heads, they would take us down, down, down, sorry for this expression. dragging us like an animal to the clinic. that's how they treated us with insults and purses telling you that your a cyber tour that you don't deserve treatment. you deserve to die. many people fell

in the bathrooms, many selling the showers fainting, and after an hour or 2, they would honor us with their presence to check on the fated person to see what was wrong. many prisoners died inside the prison, due to medical neglect. there was a norm is suffering inside the prison. when i was released, my family couldn't recognize me. my family was waiting for nicer to be released. the guy started saying the prisoner nasser just got out. they walked in next to me and didn't even recognize me. i started calling out to them, telling them i'm nicer. but i looked completely different. my health, my hair and beard had all changed. i weighed only 51 kilograms when i was released . of my hair was a big mess. my beard was very long. so when my family and friends walked past me, they didn't recognize me until i called out to them. they recognize me by my voice

and came to me and hugged me with tears. look, what is there a whole is at least 36 percent of those have been told to to best buy as well since of, of now. meanwhile, garza's, i'll see the housing field directly who was recently released as far as health problems to be imprisoned as a subjective to abuse and humiliation on a daily basis since the 7th along. so i left is where is national security. i'm is it being give, this has taken his country's plan century system on the puzzle guidance earlier he came out in favor of the death penalty to be legalized to resolve what he called the overcrowding in presence. that is what i was denied navigation to pull into, but form of detainees betray a different picture. let me tell you something. then here's policy was to take these decisions even before these events, on water, on food,

all the details that you implemented against us after the war. vandevere intended to do them. but the government politically rejected his decision. you need to know that this policy exists, world wide accept, there are some restrictions to but with the onset of the war, he got the green light to do whatever he wanted against us. of course the most effected was negative prison visited by ben v, or who posted about it. we heard about it from the prisoners, from post and so on. i don't know why, but generally then we're wanted all the prisons, but it seems negative. prison had a special significance, according to, let's say, the relationships between them. surely the prison director had a very close relationship with ben v are. these details were completely unknown to us because we had no contact quite a change is now slightly hungry as prime minister as

a match with donald trump in florida. following that, nathan summit in washington, the hon guarantee that previously met lives that asking to puts in in law school in english. she's in pain in beijing. he says, is on a piece listen to and the playing conflict on gary m t m of it. so old, but i'm posted on social media that he and from discussed ways to restore peace between russia and ukraine problem because it's listed in kansas in the concert if he is once again elected to be the us present. some european powers, however, have opened the condemned orbits tour. germany. what as far as to say that or by his actions of cool collateral damage, you must see how hungry is chairman ship and the council will proceed in the future . we are now on the 12 of the hunt, gary and sherman ship, and it has already left behind a lot of collateral damage. so that's, that's

a lot of value to our, to contribute to rate. so miles and rachel is good to see. and so the thing is coming out of the so more damage has or but i'm influencing with this is peace emission according to the other europe in need is so yeah, you got a wonder judging by that hysteria, coming out of the right now look the last time the hon, gary and prime minister victor or bond dissented on something on which the you wanted to force unity was on launching you exception parts for ukraine and german chancellor. all off shouts at the time. brag that he managed to convince or bond to dip out of the rooms, so that they could vote, and just say that no one present actually dissented and just ran it all through while he was in the can or something. well, he sure did doubt on this one. now he's to do right through his reason is use that to slingshot himself right around the globe. chris crossing the glove,

basically multiply and divide tarps. look, the you has this really weird obsession about appearing united at all costs. when was that ever supposed to be a pillar of democracy anyway? like, hey, look, we're all in box stuck with each other like doc suppose to convey strength or something when really it just smacks of an inability to withstand democratic descent. so hungry or bon takes the helm of the rotating presidency of the council of the european union. so all the ministers of all the member states and oregon ends up seizing the opportunity to run all around the globe, talking to people with views that actually diverts from the establishment. russian president vladimir putin. she's in pinion, china, and now former and potential future us president donald trump this week during a trip to the us for the new summit. effectively demonstrating a bit of tolerance and openness to argue logical diversity to supposedly western

democratic values. and he's apparently writing up these discussions and confidential reports to european council president, chef and michelle, and also other you brass doing the job that none of them could be bothered to do because they're too busy. virtues signaling europe into more, more conflicts, and the establishment promptly freaks out about it. all. that is still one of mister orleans does not represent neither nato nor he used position. it could seem that he's abusing his position as a, as a presiding country, but in no way, he's representing neither my country nor the northern european union that has an e. u. member. i do have a message along with many other e u leaders. so i think you should be capitalism, not means using the president and save for doing trips that could be considered to be looked upon as, as a, as b q for the,

for the whole of the you. i think that is a, that is a mistake. and i think the hungry now that we received the reactions they actually have asked for or well, these guys sound a little bit triggered, clear your bond is reading there, no safe space. there are no reports coming out of the western press of the use. stablish ment wants to punish or bind for his outreach efforts and threatening it's 6 months rotating mandate. quick someone actually is doing some work over year. can have that. when the french president, $800.00 in mac hall, has the same gig, during that 6 month french rotating presidency, he had a logo made that looked like it incorporated a stylized version of his initials, e and m. pretty groundbreaking stuff did absolute wonders for the lives of europeans, apparently only the only ones were allowed to get anything done in the substance in brussels or i'm elected cleaners. so the ponder line, european council,

european council president and her bureaucratic battalion, who making right policy to get shopped in front of you law makers. and well, they aren't actually democratically accountable to any voters themselves. anyway, oregon and his team really don't seem to phase filed the strong the right now was supposed to send, brought sol, solved gays, congress peacekeeping mission. so they'll know attacked and congress, your opinion chairmanship and they have given prime minister himself piece is necessary for the sake of peace. we must act while or bonds, even establishment critics are having a meltdown. one thing that he does have on his side is that his 6 months rotating presidency may be over before the you ever gets around to figuring out what the heck to do with them. and especially on what grounds like where and his job description does it actually say that he can't go on fact finding missions in favor

of peace guests are not used to someone actually doing something useful in this particular role of the rain so, so you need us hope the e u countries have come to the sentences, but leaving please, i appreciate the input at all to contribute to racial mazda and always a pleasure. thanks again. so many people have been killed in a plane crash in the moscow region. that's according to local authorities. the su hoyt super jet, adeline, a, went down near the city of cullum. the, the incident occurred during the test flight shortly off and take off from my local airfield. all of those killed with crew members, emergency services all working at the state. and that will keep you updated with any developments as this friday logs in the final day of the brits parliamentary forum being held in saint petersburg. the event is focused on international politics and religions as well as economic

and cultural interaction. 400 that is from across the world are in attendance with a representative who breaks member nations and as well as a number of representative from the commonwealth of independent states taking part in the event hosted by russia on the sidelines of the forum. off see you have a chance to sit down for an exclusive interview with the squeak of the every name holloman's. let's take a look. here at the 10th of parliamentary forum of bricks in saint petersburg, there have been representatives from all different countries of the multi puller world. and right now we are lucky enough to be joined by his excellency mohammed gala buffy is the head of b as la mc assembly of these of, of around the speaker. so, mr. gal by 1st of all i want to just thank you for giving us the time for this interview. we really appreciate it. and so the 1st question i have is, um,

basically i'd like to ask you what, what you, what your country expected from the districts for him. and what can you say a little bit about some of the joint projects that have been realized between russia and iran in the framework of bricks. and what can you say about the successes of the, the organizations financial institutions in terms of the dollarization, something around the rain in the name of god, the compassion at the merciful the bricks group is here and was created a long time ago. this year, the number of its members increased from 5 to 9 members, which the name of the countries such as the islamic republic of iran, the u. e u. c. ok, and egypt that were added. this is important and serious for the life of rich, because it has created expectations in the international communities regarding the philosophy behind bricks and why it has been expanding so rapidly. we can refer to the relations between the ron and russia,

which have been effective by the approach of the bricks group. we can refer to, for example, the 21st century. and after the end of the cold war and that bipolar world, the us actually followed this approach along with several of its allies to adopt a unilateral approach. and unfortunately, this has been accelerating since that time, by the us and its allies because they focused on themselves and their allies as the foundation of what they are doing. and the apex of this kind of approach was the time that the us and its allies tried to utilize and exploit international tools in order to advance their own interest while neglecting other small. for example, in the areas of security and defense or economics does not pay attention to others and in terms of interference in various regions of the world, especially in the asia pacific west asia in north africa, we are witnessing the interference of the us in security affairs of other countries, this approach has led to other countries, paying attention to bricks. today,

iran and russia's bilateral relations had been effected by the same approach. now we have the same common interest, and of course, the same enemies in the ration region. we can see that iran and russia are 2 important countries. there are very deep bonds between the 2 countries. in my previous trip to russia, i delivered a written message by our supreme leader. i told the community to mister putin, we have a kind of long term agreement between the 2 countries, which is very comprehensive. it encompasses various aspects like social, cultural, political, security, and defense areas. bricks has provided a very important opportunity for us in terms of di dollarization, all the transactions between iran and russia are being conducted without the dollar . at the same time, we have agreements with to india in terms of using currencies other than the dollar . also the development banks and the member states of bricks are investing in these areas. and all this is because of the wrong approach adopted by the us in terms of

its unilateralism, which is what you covered. a lot of the areas that i wanted to cover in this interview in that 1st response of yours. so i guess we can start the next with a where you feel that russia and rainy and relations are going to go in the future . now that you've elected or your country rather of course, has elected a new president who is a self proclaimed reformer. you of course, were a candidate in that election as well. so with this new administration that proclaims to be one of reforms. how do you think that the future of russia reiney and relations is going to be and also what kind of, how it, how is the role that iran is going to play in the multiple worlds going to change as a result? jim, on the, as we mentioned before, the relations between iran and russia are deeply rooted and comprehensive. and naturally, after the bitter incident of the martyrdom of our president several months ago and

was the beginning of the work of the new government, which would be on the 30th of july, this bitter incident will have no negative effect on the relations between iran and our neighbouring and friendly country of russia, that's because our policy regarding relations is comprehensive, very decisive and final. as you saw in the 1st telephone call between president putin and the president elect. mister page ask in the 2 sides emphasized at the same relations. we'll continue, our approach will not change. and at the same time, it will be accelerated in the areas of economic and bilateral relations. your excellency, earlier you mentioned the gaza is real conflict that's going on right now. what can you say about the possibility of war breaking out between israel and 11 on because of course tensions, there are very, very high right now. and also what can be learned from the way that the west has reacted to everything that's going on there. of missouri regarding the issue of

gaza and loving on everything began actually after the ark sauce storm operation. we have to say here that the incident in gaza was the result of more than 75 years of oppression. at the hands of the zionist are seen in occupied palestine, which is still continually mos reacted in defense of the palestinian cause and to defend the post in the land and the genocide committed by the zionist regime. these atrocities have been conducted regardless of international laws and regulations in certain countries, including the us and its allies, helped carry out these atrocities. the issue of lebanon is the same news, actually, the resistance movement in the people of lebanon, standing against the design a stream. so long as this regime is continuing its attacks and atrocities and gaza and rasa and does not accept the ceasefire, the same resistance will continue as for the us if they want and have the intention to continue this war against 11 on.