[000:00:00;00] the, the in the headlights are an off the international rushing find to address, destroy ukrainian military equipment in the court of screech. and that's as key fluids as more than 1600 soldiers and a failed attempt to push deeper into russian territory. just a moment we'll go live to our correspond he's really attacked would have never happened. right? you would never have attacked ukraine, and we'd have no inflation. and we wouldn't have had the afghanistan. you take a few of those events away and we have a different world. donald trump going on the low cost for choosing president biden of escalating conflicts around the world. he was speaking to eve on boss in an interview that newly did not happen. often the ex platform was hit with a massive cyber attack and a warning from the

e. u to step up to 10. so shit i'm pushing for peace also in the program, us put a attendance to reconcile. ethiopia and somalia of the address above us dropped a controversial deal with a breakaway region of it's the name of the if you have enough foreign ministry spokes button share this country's position as one of the fastest growing economies with the ports of entry resorts on to more than a $123.00 medium pollution, each of them was find ways to read the needs to meet the demand. so it's going publishing the all right, before we joined our correspondent, good morning to you from the entire all to you. it's a national news team here with most of your top stories are ready to roll that a and locally. so russian forces have it restored control over that beloved sky district and a quarter to region after a failed, pushed by ukrainian forces to move deeper into russian territory. at least 14

drones were destroyed over night. and that's how t of is said to have lost more than $1600.00 soldiers in the border area. and just the past few days allowed a russian suit with 30 full fighter jets have struck stuff files. if you crate in military equipment. the strike was set to being carried out on recognizance targets using a high precision bombs. well, let's go straight to the region live right now. obviously, you could have done or not joining us pregnant. oh, it just off of 80. i'm luckily here. this is being a rapidly evolving situation along rush as board of regents equal to we bring us up to speed. the very latest developments please as well. absolutely, rory and indeed the ukrainian militants, uh, they have been trying to hit targets into hit just the anything that they can hear in the town, of course, kind in the neighboring towns as well. no, the day goes by here without the whaling of air, raid sirens and pulps and explosions in the, as brushing defense systems that are working relentlessly here. and they have

really no rest at the same time the fight and indeed continues closer to the border . the both sides have been trying to attack on the ukrainian minutes, and so they have been trying to expand the area of control that they do have right now in the course region. the, all those attempts have been denied by the russian army, the russian defense ministry has posted the videos a line of funding they to equipment. and well, just a chilled military personnel at the same time when it comes to the board of fighting. this is far from the only hold support on the map when it comes to being to nationally recognized russian territory the neighboring belgrade regions. ukrainian armed forces also have been trying to cross the border to carry on with this border in charge and then to well gain a foothold on the russian soil. these attempts have been supported as well, but the fighting on the border has been very, very intense. in fact,

the local authorities, they have offered temporary evacuation and they have in fact, advised temporary evacuation to the residents of one of the states districts. and in fact, civilians have be temporarily bound from entering that district just to for the purposes. and for the sake of the safety, at the same time, the ukrainian president's ledger was the landscape almost a week into their border. intelligent operation has for the 1st time commented on the operation a little by. so we see how russia really moves in the times of food and ok 24 years ago. there was the curse disaster sofa, the symbolic beginning of his rule. and now we can see what the end for him is, is that and it is also curse. the disaster of his war, this so presidency lensky, that is referencing to a disaster to the tragedy over the course of atomic submarines that happened back

in the to india 2000 and it's sure the death of it's the entire group. so he's kind of making a reference the, the submarine was named course and now he is carrying out a border operation, a good a border and casual operation in the course region. so is being metaphorical here, but how he successful of this operation is going to be and how tragic it's going to be. and more importantly for who, for a lot of my food know for zalinski. well, it is way too early to tell in suddenly, for when it comes to the russian authorities to the russian government, they are adamant that they will re gain control over the entire course region. in fact, a lot of my food. and as once again, address the situation on the board to such actions, of course, pursue a military goals to stuff the offensive of our troops to complete the liberate the territory of the guns going through net square publics,

as well as the territory of nobody else. here and what are the results? the pace of offensive operations by the russian armed forces has not decreased, but on the contrary, increased increased by one and a half times out on forces. i'm moving forward along the entire line of contact. so what, surely, most of the attention is drawn to the events here in the course, screeching in the neighboring belgrade region. latimer food to the is kind of pointing to the fact that the brushes advance elsewhere hasn't slowed down. yeah, you go to what it wouldn't take us back to what we were seeing on sunday, if you would a dramatic pictures of those that put all the nuclear power plant that came under ukrainian drone attack. we saw one of the cooling towers was on was on fire on his base kind of foundation area. the worry was, it might even collapse. you have any updates on how that investigation is going because the i a a, or is refuses to apportion blame any time that nuclear plant is attack as well. so

far, the i a or the international atomic energy agency, the one that you've just mentioned, they have been throughout the history of this conflict to they have been very concerned about the situation on this upper was the nuclear power plant. but so far their involvement that has been limited to just that to concern is the head of the i a, a has repeatedly visited, the plant has repeatedly visited the facility we jealous. even the i personally talked to him on that at that facility as he's been trying to facilitate a, please say, well, i like this is somewhat of a black box and sees file value is not denounced publicly, but just uh, but just so the, the, the fighting is taken elsewhere away from the facility. uh, but they have no the no, uh the this agency, the i a they haven't, they are not known to a point blame and this time they have, well,

they have no to they have abstained from saying who was responsible for that strike . and for those very dramatic images of a cooling tower being a blaze of a drone attack, they have just pulled for both sides to show restraint. really, i'm so when you have that, and when you have the, when you have the fact that the, the facility is well under the russian control on russian personnel, russian personnel like brushing, what is the us patient there? they are. the ones who prefer it's under the russian. it's under the russian management right now. so really, it makes very, very little sense for russia to show itself. so it's hardly, it's hardly a question as to who's responsible for that strike. it seems that the i a simply have their hands side by some higher ups by some higher powers, as they simply cannot pull to hold publicly on the key regime to stop the

attacks. given how close the situation that has historically throughout the history of this conflict. has gotten to a very, very potentially tragic and massive disaster. you know, ego, when you, when you look at the past times, when does that put all your nuclear power upon has been attacked by ukraine? i think it might have even, even been you among our correspondents down the you find the shrapnel of the weapons use and they have nato serial numbers on the shrapnel. and that's what i feel. but also of the i. e. a saying what we need absolute proof of who was behind this attack and it just never comes to fruition all these different channels. thank you. well, meanwhile, during that visit the key of the us republican senate. so yeah, you know, the one lindsey graham, he's described ukraine's incursion into the chorus region as quote, youthful even said more fighting, not less is what keeps me what i think about 1st, really,

really keep it on the bottom line is ministration. i appreciate your support with these big boyfriends. they need to wait and they can't afford to lose when it comes to have 6 things. wait, they're near less training training to the present lisky just a few minutes ago. if you reside in the 16th and you're looking to buy for freedom, do are you, we are throughout nato nations. are willing to retire to come, help them until they get their power, train florida and my colleague of mine a quite you spoke with independent us set of candidates. diane said, and she believes what your goal is, the woman green narrative coming from capitol hill. she says it goes against the

will of ordinary america. i remember this is the senator who talked about how wonderful it was, uh, the war in ukraine against russia because it was very cheap for americans, not monetary lee, but apparently in the cost of human lives. now he seems to be wanting american lives to be spend also the us state department said on monday that to washington would continue to supply key with weapons to so, so he could protect itself. let's, let's take a listen to this. generally speaking, we have supported ukrainian forces being able to defend themselves against attacks by rushes, forces that are coming from across the border to take actions to protect themselves from these attacks. that as president biden says, would be common sense. we're continuing to stay focused on making sure that our partners in ukraine have what they need to defend themselves from russian aggression. and ultimately the decisions about how you cream conducts its military

operations or decisions for ukraine to make. nothing has changed about the united states policy with respects to strikes across the border. how could i didn't cross it into russian territory really be a supposedly defensive option bike here. what do you interpret? well, obviously it's not. and as i said, there's a certain, i think they're doing this for propaganda purposes to say, oh, if you just keep sending more weapons, ukraine will. when there's fear that after the election, the policy could change, the american population is becoming more and more opposed to continuing to fund this war. in fact, most americans really would rather that we not be involved in all these wars, they feel responsible. it's their tax payer money being used for purposes that they don't endorse. so i think there's a kind of desperation also,

i think the collapse of the trans atlantic financial system is a driving for us, causing us to, into going to kind of a flight forward on military adventures. the, despite a warning letter from the e, you demanding great to censorship and a massive cyber attack on his x platform. you learn mosque last night, went ahead with a live interview with donald trump. although the technical problems resulted in a 40 minute delay, the republican u. s. presidential nomination at his thoughts on a range of topics including the recent, the last minute switch of rivals for the white house. yeah, to it's come on, the higher side of the deep state democrats have not shutting lights on. biden's true withdrawal from the rice. what i can tell you is, is that we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her, she's in confidence. she's as bad as bided in a different. yeah, she hasn't done an interview since his home. a scam started and, and say what you want. this is a cool. this was a cool of

a president of the united states. he didn't want to leave and they said we can do it to night. yeah. oh, we can do it the hard way. trump also raised biden's foreign policy failures. you choose, the president of escalating was worldwide including and gaza and ukraine. trump also said key of likes, manpower to continue the fight 0. and i'm no fan of his and he was a horrible president, the worst president in history. and one of the reasons it was so bad. first of all, these really attack would have never happened. russia would never have attacked ukraine, and we'd have no inflation. and we wouldn't have had the afghanistan. you take a few of those events away and we have a different world. many more people have been killed in ukraine than you read about . you don't read about how bloody it is and how does that look. just send the 2 armies. you lost a half a 1000000 people. if you think about it, rushes guns, do you know russia defeated germany with us and they defeated depaula and you know, they've been around a long time. they're a big fighting for you. and you brand know doesn't have enough men that now using

young man and very old man to fight. and it's, it's, we're in a very bad position. a smart president could have stopped that it wouldn't have happened. well, that's what i'm on. now i'm crossing live and get the thoughts of a talk show veteran folks to host i staples, but now joining us from the big awful about quarter past 1 in the morning where you lost dave. so grateful the jump on while i was told already, this is the one i know you set back and watched enough of it, the you just quickly, the e, you wound mascot actually wound musket. head is the interview that wants to protect us. citizens from quotes serious home and then issued cyber attack happened, the guns x. i mean steve, and maybe it's a coincidence perhaps, but just what kind of hom for they. why read about, do you think? i don't know, and this comes on the heels of, of the bread saying that they'll track down american citizens if they pose false information online. i mean, i don't know what the heck is going on in that realm of what they think they're

going to do to american citizens or to you on my skin x. i mean, if they're, if they're citizens in the, you don't want the false information or what could be deemed false information, then they shouldn't watch any of the mainstream media all either in this country and let them just let them shut in and then, and let the government feed them what they consider to be the proper information. if that's the route they want to go. it's ridiculous. yeah, i mean, i mean, did you think, i mean, obviously the interview is already being pro cost online, but do you think there might be any attempts in certain areas to, to edit the child to cut and to make sure some bits don't get out? i'm sure the harris campaign will be doing all expected to edit and jump and cut and put out the sound bites. but i don't know. i mean, i don't know what they're capable of. i don't know what their, their goal is, and i would think that they would just try to block the whole interview of that, sir, if that's what they were talking about. instead of chopping, chopping up into bits and pieces, say, what do you think? uh trump said the biden's withdrawal for the presidential race was

a qu inside nancy pelosi, even the reason he repeatedly saying something like, she didn't think there was a resignation letter from the race sounded like, by the i mean, do you think it really was a crew that happened or is it a little bit of exaggeration from the republican side? look this if this had been, and i tell everybody just told my son this a little while ago. if best had been the republicans either. baby trump watched the primaries and they put them at the top. or maybe he now decided he'd wanna run it. they put someone else at the top. if and bible was still at the top of the democrat tickets, the media, the democrats, the poppers, and they would be going not they'd be saying this is, there we go. it's unconstitutional. it's a co, but because it's cala hours. oh, this is wonderful. she didn't. she didn't get above laurie, do you get one vote to be where she is now? i mean, that's a, something's wrong with that. it's unprecedented. yeah, yeah, i mean, so i have lots of money is poor and yeah, and

a lot of people are saying she's just going to be another useful, mary, and that so to speak. he said i'm by the, i'm so glad to get you on right now. i wanted to ask you about the whole incident a bite and stepping aside. it basically has been in some way, quietly swept under the rug. bear with pictures of the past 24 hours of him up on the up on the beach, shuffling north east coast relaxing under a power. saul spread out on his chaise. long. do you think the issue of by the stepping aside has been swept under the carpet or i may be exaggerating a little bit. so of course, of course, of course, at high as i mean, if look this then obviously from the beginning was not capable of there was proven in the debate. you have people like comma law, however, especially time after time, after time, leading up to him stepping out of the race, saying, oh he's, he's the smartest man in the room. oh, he's you should see him in action. oh, he knows every 60 yes. the tough question bologna, so she was in on just cover up from the beginning. now,

how could he be president rory, up to be president, finish out his term. like you said, he's at the page. we don't see him anymore. he gave an interview on cbs. he, he welcome the, the world champion, the texas rangers. so the white house, he's screwed that up. he walks around like it's like an old man, but god bless them. he is an old man. but how could he be president if he can't run for the next time because he can handle it? how can i handle it now? yeah, yeah, exactly. make you wonder who's been putting the strings all this time and who continues to pull the strings behind the close cutting of the of the in the oval office the what, what do you think about, um, obviously during the chat with you on moscow trumpet, a few spite and investigating conflicts around the world, including a new craney, it also previously stated that he can promise that he could end the war and in one day, did you think that's even possible? and nobody said that is and you and i have discuss that before he has said that in the, in the past. and lucky also said he had

a great relationship with relationship with vladimir putin. he likes them and that, you know, he, he warned him. so don't go, don't go to you credit and don't do them, you know, who knows what's true, what's not true, but i do think instead of be admitted, they'll lindsey graham kind of goes. this administration's, even though he's a republican mindset and i think america and most americans and trump figure that there's no way this has to stop. so you bring both the parties together, which i'm sure trump could do any of you for some kind of agreement. and i think he can get it done in one day. i don't know, but i think he can get it done. and it beats the alternative of a possible as truck keeps talking about world war 3. now that's not the only place world war 3 could start. unfortunately, there's a rand and all there proxies in the middle east, but yeah, i think trump to get this stopped. that live in the big apple veteran culture host,

steve mulch. but steve, thanks very much. thank you, right. what did you know that trophy a is hosting peace talks today between ethiopia and somalia is also the neighboring african states lot. colin's when ethiopia struck a controversial deal with the break away region of somali land, which mogadishu said it had no right to do as trying to understand this a bit more clearly. his aunty is. yes, and i can. the days before the meeting in the truck is capital ethiopian, and some all the delegations reached out to the turkish president red chip type or the one expressing their sincerity and willingness to cooperates by way of on color . and this is a significant mediation effort by the church of state. we understand that the churches for minister met with the delegation separately, not at the same time, not in the same room, but at separate moments in time to ensure that the conflicting sides have their voices heard and their concerns express for the most part. but we understand that this given point is

a small the as an a position suggesting that you will be assigned a memorandum of understanding with some, all the land that it was a breach of international law. it wasn't installed, but also disrespectfully said that it was disregarding the territorial integrity and sovereignty of some of the on this as a matter in and of itself. however, ethiopia as concerns are essentially taking into consideration that it is a landlord country that it does not have access to the red sea or any international waters for that matter. and this is where the conflict or the tensions arose for the most part. but what we also understand is the u. n also has a convention that protects lang lock countries suggesting that they have the right to and from the sea without extra terrace, by way of transit states. and this is something that you feel if he's going to have it the forefront of these negotiations. we understood that the negotiations initially started on july of 2020 for the 2nd meeting, which was held on monday. of course it was expected to have and much later throughout the year, but the 2 sides by way of on cut out, they moved up that schedule. they moved up the agenda to have that meeting done

right here and right now. and this is significant for a number of different reasons because we understand the 2 sides, the 2 delegations that are currently partaking. and these negotiations have come to terms with the territory integrity and that of the sovereignty of the state of somalia. and some of the a has by one way or another promise that if you will get that c access in one form or another, we understand that africa is currently hosted to the most number of con, trees that are landlocked. and then there comes to europe. but europe and nations for one way or another have trade deals and agreements in place to protect those land lock countries. whereas those in africa are also landlocked. developing countries, we understand that 9 out of 12 of the most un, under developed nations, according to you and index, are land lock nations within africa. so this is going to be a significant push for ethiopia. it's also going to be important because if the opium was not always land locked when it retrieved essentially, what's the seated in 1991, it prevented a c access for the european state. so there's

a lot on the line. we understand that the tensions are nothing new. we understand ethiopians. some of the have gone to war, time and time again over. it's over the course of history. but this meeting, this negotiation process here, we don't cut. it is significant for a number of different reasons that of course, putting an end to this conflict intentions between these 2 states providing a win win solution as opposed to a solution or a scenario which is shows the loss of any one party if not both. but one more thing that is significant is this is also on cars attempt to play as a regional actor. it is also crucial understanding. that's the israel gaza conflict is the number of conflicts that turkey has been involved with. the ukraine conflict is another international crisis that has been involved with. so there's a great deal of rhetoric and a great deal of understanding on the side of the church, but taking into consideration the matters of africa. this word circus says that we need to understand that these 2 nations need to essentially bury the hatchet and come to terms with a solution that would of, of course, benefit not just them all the need to appear but much of eastern northeastern

africa. but there is some optimism as ethiopia in foreign ministry, spokes person to be you, ted liars, hopeful that i anchor was mediation will help to resolve the crisis. and this will take you as far as an additional default of ministers altogether. pencil, my dear, had counted corps down in 4 looking exchanges concerning our differences. we also explored the perspectives towards addressing the mean and mutually acceptable from what we believe it should be conducted. reassessed by this time around. their thoughts are ongoing and your best persons of gaining access to this useful collaboration and negotiation. alliance music, subject people for this, for the stable and prosperous origin, and extra space, the solar energy and turn it around 30 jewels every neighboring country. and we ever had doubts in this principle. are you doing this for collision? hospitalized over a 123, medium and making the country

a 2nd most policy and offered the most populous novel, stating the word. so being learn not has profound implication, not only for trade, competitiveness and national developments, best for the width of citizens wheezing. these costs sofa important goose and fluctuations for services. and as i said, us, one of the fastest growing economies with the continental is a country more than a $123.00 medium publishing. each of them was find ways to read the needs to meet the demand associates going population. well, would you be surprised to hear that washington is looking for ways to put pressure on the venezuelan president nicholas my daughter. that's according to the us state department, which also assist you must never meddle in another country selection. it comes off with the south american nations pop court said it was preparing to make

a definitive final routing about the presidential election or the state department's also at this press conference, refuted, a pretty big claim made by the wall street journal saying that the us it offered amnesty to venezuela and president nicholas madura if you were to surrender political power there. and this apparently fake news about an amnesty offer comes and made us back to violence in venezuela being carried out by the political opposition there. and that's because the door a recently won a narrow re election victory there, which is opponents are saying was fraudulent even though there's lots of evidence to suggest that actually the political opposition, there was much more determined to sabotage the democratic process. well, the top court is right now, and it's last stage of analyzing the election materials. so we're still waiting for an ultimate decision on that. but the court has said that once that decision is out, it will not be possible to appeal. it will say a still since this is the highest judicial instance in electro matters, its decisions, unavailable, and must be complied with. the supreme court of justice of the bolt of area and

republic of venezuela reiterates it's commitment to imparting justice to the venezuelan people. therefore, nothing will stop us from fulfilling our sacred mission. as of now, it doesn't look like the outcome is going to be very positive for the political opposition, since it's so far failed to provide any evidence to the top court. proving that missouri was united socialist party had meddled with the elections on top of that. the opposition leader himself didn't even show up the court. this is something that the door called a scandalous, lack of respect for government authority. i see nothing. i don't know, at wounded gonzales absent before the high schools in the country is scandalous, just as his absence on the 20th of june for the signing of the agreement of recognition of the elections before the national electorate console. she does not recognize the national electric console as an institution. she does not recognize the supreme court. and who does he recognize the government to the united states? with the opposition, rubbing shoulders with the u. s. it should come as no surprise that it's not

willing to work within a legitimate electoral framework. after all, washington supported a full scale regime change operation in the country when it through its support behind one. why go back in 2019 something that ultimately failed. and as far back as 2002, then venezuelan president hugo chavez, accused us of backing a 2 day job and nearly took him out of power. so the men as well and government has a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with us like russian. well, the head of the africa legacy foundation and most of the able to even claims that wisdom play as a simply deploying old strategies against venezuela as they've done before on the global. so there's nothing unique or special about the vin as well. the case, it's the same script exactly being paid in many other countries. basically the west say is that you have to practice weston approved for the present of democracy

. but when you play by the rules of okay. and then the people would use leaders who are for the sofa and 2 of the country, the control of natural resources. and the true for that because i'm, you cannot make independence of the nation. then the west becomes unhappy with the ready game that they ask. countries to play. so what positions are doing convince where they are basically going by the book, the book, not of the democracy, but the book of new forms of cologne, yet is the same thing happened in other latin american countries. i was there for 3 years working and living the cubby to come back us. and the same thing happens around africa, which i toured a many, many times during the last 10 years. this is not something hidden, it's admitted to. there's money involved. there are decisions made by the american