the, the the headlines right now, what else you international, nearly $5000.00 ukrainian troops are killed and that failed incursion into rushes, quote, a region we for is it one of the settlements with ts forces found themselves in the prospect, the premiums they have been using little that 5 power to hips a strictly civilian area. this is one of the cluster munitions that did not explode . india's prime minister in the rental mode arriving in p o of off the wall. so he hopes to find a road map for peace, submit the crating and a conflict quote. it's not historical level of repression of the russian orthodox church of slam with ukraine, with decision to bind the canonical orthodox church. and i especially if in east

jerusalem told this booth daily basis, and i'm just actually, this is actually a violation of human rights on other entities that were created to be alternatives to this church are invalid, illegal, and the legitimate, the also key of chicago. and lin, just to name a few of our topics to be, get this out, was live broadcast underway here. we're not picking up the news. our from russia is weston board, as a key of us troops are facing mounting lots isn't meant that fielding coaching into the code of the region. the russian been, if you're a defense saying ukraine has lost nearly 5000 fighters in the area with over 300 taken out of action in just the last one day. and it's not just mine power. look at this right here. the m o d reporting $23.00 of ukrainian ahmed vehicles destroyed, including 3 times and 15 infantry fighting vehicles disparage given to us by

russian service men revealing the wreckage on the battlefield. this russian forces take i and it is reported that american most of the areas are among the dead bodies, eagles down off now trouble to one of the settlements and filed this report. the scorched vehicle caucus is lying the side of the road. a tell tale sign, overcoming kazi drone hunting area. we speak through a small settlements that has found itself on ukraine defense maps. russian positions are a few minutes drive away. this is the place where the ukrainians tried to capitalize on the initial territorial gains they had in the coolest region. in the 1st 2 days of the operation. in fact, they even tried to gain a foothold in the town that our filming crew has now left behind. so they obviously failed. now, the fight is here. they are telling me that they have made a conscious effort to build their defense, not inside, but outside of town to minimize potential civilian casualties of the nursery. the

situation is quite tense. the enemy groups in large clusters, all guys are working great. we defend the people peaceful civilians. they left the homes. where should they go? back to? the settlement itself is going through some of its darkest days. locals, many of whom have the entire lives built around small lots of farmland, have had to sleep. many have nowhere to return. now. keith did not hold its auto recruits back here. well this is the very city center of uh, the town of comes cuba key. you can see the state has been left in the ukrainians, have been selling it with everything that they had more to us. uh, taylor a using may to may brown. this is uh, one of the cost of munitions that did not explode. as you can imagine, the russians did not have and do not have any positions here in the city center.

so the ukrainians, they have been using all that 5 power to hips a strictly civilian area. so some civilians still risk their lives and visit their homes here to look off to them while fights is on the front line and shed their blood to push the enemy back. i'm gonna get done and proposing from the coast region. russia party are now to southern russia to the port of caf cause and the crass and our region is where a ferry carrying fuel times that exploded after being hit in a ukrainian strike. the 17 crew members on board were rescued while one person report and they still missing a fuel containment booms. have been deployed to contained a spill. those efforts are made to limit the environmental impact. meantime, according to dependent on washington is content with key of using us supplied weapons to strike russian territory. as of the use of us weapons and curse violated any us policies. our policy does allow for ukraine to conduct counter fires,

to defend itself from russian attacks coming over that border region. and that border region does include curse that does include su me and so they are defending themselves from russian attacks within that region. this is a, a us of the top off the shelf i idea and pushing the ukrainians to do it with us equipment promising that would be back up. every plan has come from washington. now what their goals are, are always marky, it really is just had it into new and a war that's failing and not have a total failure on their hands during and the like season. so their goals are pretty short term unlimited or still not very well thought out one after another of ukrainian forces. last because they're being totally used. they're not defending

their own homeland. they're really defending a u. s. agenda. so they have not changed their situation on the ground. if anything, it's much worse, they haven't had to be their goals. encouraged. whatever those goals were, and they start might have not changed their situation within ukraine. well in the is a prime minister has just arrived to kia off the visiting was sort of trying to find some sort of resolution to the conflict in ukraine. you want visiting po to the right promote. he said that dialogue and diplomacy are the only ways to pay the road for a piece of the the hey, is this the ongoing conflicts in ukraine in the middle east are a matter of deep concern for all of us. india firmly believes that no problem can be solved in the battlefield. loss of innocent lives in any situation has become the biggest threats to our entire population. we support dialogue and diplomacy for the quick restoration of peace and security. therefore,

india stands ready to cooperate with all friendly nations to provide maximum support possible for us at this conversation further right now with all the things that you ought to do, but to be joining us here in the studio this morning. charlotte, you know, you come fold a lead for trying to find peace, submit the ukraine conflict. i mean, you look what happened to hungry is victor order button. he did what mode he's doing. and he was basically taught and feathered by brussels and washington. but now india is modi's trying it. what do we know? yeah, that's why we're also guessing criticism of note under moody, as he's obviously trying to find some way to mediate in the conflict between russia and ukraine as he said he's been, he's landed now in kiev. and this is actually the 1st time in indian premier has ever visited ukraine since the different logic ties were stablished all the way back in 1992. and obviously given the context and the timing it seen is an incredibly important visit. now this comes just a couple of weeks off, then nobody, nobody was here in most go for that very friendly room summit,

the bilateral talks with black may of preaching. and at that time, he came into massive criticism from the west for the fact that that relationship was so friendly, not just from the us, but as a lensky from ukraine. i really taking a bridge at the fact that the to need is, well, how didn't show that while they were here. but indian has been so clear at, throughout the entire conflict, but it stands for neutrality. it stands for peace. and it's not going to back down, and that's something we heard from the note under moody when he was in poland on thursday. the best the best for decades, india had a policy to maintain its distance from all countries. however, the policy of today's india is to have equal closeness with all countries. the india of today wants to connect with all today's india, talks about the development of all. today's india is in with all and thinks about

the interest of all. we are proud that today the world is respect in india as a global brother. and the end, the movie has said that he's prepared to post messages between moscow and key of india won't speak, she heard that. that is exactly where it stands. no other position on this, but you know, i mean the hungry speak to all, but he was vilified for trying to find peace and ukraine. washington and brussels was so angry with hungry for during this. now india is basically trying a piece initiative as well. and he, i'm any reaction from washington regarding moody. yeah. that, so i, well we've had the criticism in the past. as i mentioned, there was that criticism in the end of moody was a most go we had at the time the us ambassador to india actually threatening in didn't business. is that mike trying to evade the russian sanctions by doing business with russia? now we've got moody in ukraine. the us is. ringback easing up, all not criticism, it's continuing to do it. go down this road if you want to with us for your against

us. i've been glad to see again the strength of the international alliances come together to, to support you. printer is in its efforts to defend itself. and so i think that's the important piece here is to try to protect and preserve the international order we understand. india is a long relationship with russia, and india has to make it sound determinations about where it's wants to be on, on the scale. now, given the importance of neutral act is to be able to meet the conflict in the future. it's interesting that the us is continuing to gun down this one possession of like you need to be on the side guys, otherwise it's no good. but india standing and showing real metal through the past 2 and a half. he is refusing to cow time to the demands of the west in particular the us

and say, note you know what, we're going to do it all way. an always that we're going to stand for neutrality and we're going to push for peace. what i have about takes, i'll teach solid opens. okay. thank you. well, the russian orthodox church has condemned ukraine's decision to bind the canonical orthodox church following years of persecution. the moscow patriarchy says, the scale of oppression surpasses historically, but in terms of its scale in centralize nature, this measure may surpass all previous historical repressions against the ukrainian orthodox church. the initiators and supporters of the billing ukraine are top level government officials, deputies of the holding their rather and radical right wing politicians. the seizures are organized by supporters of the split and radical nationalist with the support of local authorities, special services, and law enforcement agencies. as a rule there accompanied by violence, mass, meetings, of clergy and believers. well, the numbers a huge,

the divide of christie and orthodoxy. a new crime is going to affect more than 20000000 people nationwide. and not since the creation of a new key of supported orthodox church, if your credit of 2019 just a few short years off of the us sponsored might on cool. now to you. i've said the whole new church was intended to move away from most goes influence. now, since it's establishment, the new york right in churches are safe, shoot government support authorities seized properties from the traditional charging just gave them to the new one. and we spoke with the archbishop with the adults here. so the orthodox patriarch in jerusalem has a denounced this move by key. yeah. and how do you click on the tree, sees the orthodox churches in the world, and christianity, and their overwhelming majority reject this action. and this decision that was taken by the ukrainian parliament. and we can see that this decision to be on just of course, before this action, they will persecutions. and there was still persecutions against this church. the

arrest of bishops, the seizure of churches, the rest of clergy, and the seizure of properties and endowments belonging to this church. these are dangerous actions that violate freedom of expression and freedom of religious and spiritual affiliation. there is no traditional church or more traditional or less traditional church in ukraine. in ukraine, there is only one orthodox church. you cannot see race, the existence of an ancient church that is over a 1000 years old and ukraine with the stroke of a pen. and by a vote in parliament, cancel the existence of a church with a 1000 year history. this is an unjust action. this is a clear violation of human rights. all other entities that were created to be alternatives to this church are invalid and illegal and illegitimate. and we do not recognize the material, it is not within the powers of the parliament will the government in ukraine to intervene in this religious indicates the obstacle mattress. whoever supports the spam, regardless of the religious or sick, terry and affiliation is

a popular read these crime as well as the war in gaza continues a desktop off the 10 months as top to $40000.00, at least the goss unhealthy ministry saying over $16000.00 of them children, the archbishop of the east jerusalem charge at the, at all serious the once again says western politicians are ignoring the relation violations of human rights. i mean, as the said had a few of us the war and gone. so it has revealed the true nature of this world, those who remain silent in the face of the crimes committed against the palestinian people on not surprising. they are silent regarding the crimes committed against the sister, ukrainian church, with which we stand in solidarity from here in the city of jerusalem, where the church of the holy suppositories located where the most important christian religious sites are located. i believe that there are politicians in the west who speak of human rights and even animal rights,

but they ignore the serious violations of human rights. well that's a confident gauze or right is all in support of how this daniel is continues to grow despite some governments that tends to silence them. they're being violent scenes and the job and cap. tasha is a rough flip between police and pro palestinian demonstration. the, well, you senior i, the police officer is making well detaining a few and will drive him away. the demonstrators were protesting a drummond court decision to fine and active as to the pro palestinian slogans. authorities rule. the chun son slogans conducted into how master techs and spread propaganda for the groups militant, we protested however, disagree. in my opinion, you just don't talk down on it in the past, but as you like to speak freely and if they start to question like morrow's government, they are through the speech. that's how it supposed to work. so yeah,

it may, i could've hundreds bucks of depression and freedom of speech, but i do think that's how i most surprised. it's absolutely clear that this is protected by freedom of speech, but it will take a while until we reach the constitutional court that will confirm the obvious that it's protected by freedom of speech. processes that know by a long shot down, the ones being silence from on the u. s. has blocked the un security councils efforts to bring peace. the gaza. that is the charge made on thursday by russia is representative to the body of some sort of decent means as of, as washington has been holding the entire security council hostage for 10 months threatening to use a veto and not allowing the required tough and unambiguous decisions to be taken feet on the palestinian issue on the seas, find guns at full on advancing the middle east peace process. this is even more unfortunate because it was the maniacal design of the united states to monopolize the middle east peace process and re shape it according to problems beneficial to

israel. that led to the dramatic consequences that we witnessing today. these using another un security council meeting on the ongoing conflict in gaza was hell, the palestinian representative called on the world to step up and fulfill its obligations and promises and stop what they considered to be a genocide. meanwhile, israel spoke and urged the international community to habits back and not express sympathy for those opposing them who they deemed to be terrorists. now the united states said that at the negotiating table, that talib eve is ready to move, and a deal in which the hostages could be returned and a ceasefire could be declared, is simply waiting on her loss and the palestinians to agree. however, the russian deputy ambassador dmitri pull janski's contest did that version of that, that, that blames the hold up in a ceasefire purely on the palestinians. here's what he had to say was born in the east and those that 2 and a half months ago. the members of the security council,

the adult, to the resolution prepared by washington as a american colleagues, the shortest at the time. the fates of the deal between amazon, these ran on the see saw on the release of hostages, depended on this document. now it's time to making conclusions on how weight has affected the situation on the ground and on but us onto to this is in no way, it's worth noticing that forgetting about med june coming, american colleagues and now trying to sell us a new, picking up post modifying the parameters of the deal under discussion in a way which is convenient to israel and without even bothering to explain to us what these changes all. they are the members of the security council to put pressure on the mass. i want to ask, are american colleagues on who's the hall? so you axing members of the security council, both permanent and rotating, emphasize the humana, terry, and cost of the conflict. the danger of a polio epidemic breaking out and the need for there to be a ceasefire, so that humanitarian workers to get in and get the job done,

protecting those who are in harm's way. here's what we heard specifically from algeria and china. the know when t one, number 2, must be noted that the humanitarian issue cannot be politicized. hunger cannot be weaponized. civilians lives cannot be used as bargaining chips. the international community has repeatedly issued calls for a cease fire and an end to the fighting. but what we have seen is that israel has turned a deaf ear to them and has not shown any sign of a cease fire. these really military operations continue causing new casualties every day. josh or kaiser, the situation is got busted off it. and the 2 of a sudden on a daily basis. and there is no sign of hope for the month. we have been told that we are close to shooting a deal footing amend to the massacre of the palestinian cbs.

unfortunately, nothing happens. these are really occupying follow, continue to remove the emotional phase. certainly not the 1st time the security council has met to discuss these issues and certainly not the 1st time the issues discussed had been raised in the sentiments have been expressed. but one looks on and sees that the international community doesn't look like it's reaching a consensus or a state of agreement. any time soon, the indonesian parliament has stopped stratification of changes to an election. little of the thousands flooded the streets of the nation's capital to protest the reform on thursday, protest as class police in chicago and the okay, find roads in front of the parliament building and try to storm at a police fire gas and water cannons are dispatched. the crowns and oldest erupt it off of the nations high court rule. the political parties would not need at least 20 percent of representation in

a regional assembly to feel the candidate for election. president had insisted the amendment was part of the government's measure to instill checks and balances the. the next generation of leaders and diplomats taking shape. it's called the territory of meanings. the 10th national youth educational for him, offers a networking platform for individuals across the globe who are ready and motivated to strengthen ruptures, international ties. it's in full swing right now attended by a host. state of representative is that including different amounts on n g o's as well. well that's across live now and join us. i just thought i'd let you all know who's joining us here with all the international i just sent. the thanks so much for coming on the program with us right now. more than 2000 people from russia as well as far it is a joining the territory of meetings. if it's for him and the must go region and you are representing the delegation from indonesia. what's the atmosphere and what are

your expectations? develop? are all right, thank you so much for as of all yes, i'm here and so much i know most go with the other delegates. i'm from indonesia flying over to more square just for the ease event. here the atmosphere is really fun. really amazing. everyone from all around to what share their thoughts about territory of the multi point of work. and we share a lot about the practices in our concerts. and we also discuss and recreate the project project for a future. i enhanced one of the well known as a very, very good comment. that what, what, what about the indonesian president saying that he can see it as russia. unimportant partner? how would you describe the russia, indonesia in relationship? yes, this is an interesting question. talking about the coal for you shouldn't between indonesia in russia, actually, i can. so it has been doing really well since at the beginning, even though before we did our independence. russia always help honestly,

many things in, um, i can say in the field of military and also defense. russia helped us and we're getting our military assistance in providing ours and to give them back then, or all, or we call it kind of elian in our subjects on russia house on building one of the hospital in the car back over at us over. but somehow back on, but it's all about and also translate that into friendship. so we can define it as a monumental friendship between russia and indonesia. and in the fields of scholar, russia always provide scholarship for indonesians and in the fields of media. also we know that our are to use opening as a freshman, things that are best so we can say the ones that follow up in the media. i'll go over asian, so i can see that was signed. a lease has been doing really well. and our newly elected president, also mr. bravo has visited most school in a few weeks ago. and me, president a put in, i can say this is also assigned for us to collaborate more in the future. and what about, what about the summer, just out of the, the leaders of for

a non profit organizations on young bricks participants the speaking of the form as well, this emerging multi polar world, which is how that, what do you, what do you think is a message yes, so we discuss a lot about multiple worth at i can say yes, the we are facing a multiple or what, which is a, is it that is our international of a sensor itself. there is a many regions, and also many nation is having a power not only one or 2 domina don't mean nations, and by the presence of bricks called tree. and also a lot of fun to be not only of multiple countries, we can say that we are freezing the most of our work. and we also propose some things that the comments, are we going to have a project, some kind of projects that it has been a born from a discussion with a b use. so that's a very good comment indeed. i mean, you know, what we're seeing, we're seeing this kind of coagulation of countries around the world these days just said that they're looking towards a new time. this kind of poly centric world, or

a lot of power mechanisms are moving. eastwood's trade is changing, current sees a changing as well. busy so, you know, you talked about the bricks, for example, a, a group that is expanding almost every couple of months so, so there are $42.00 or 3 more dozen countries who want to join bricks. you talk about the brakes, all the i see and all the global south. why do you think these countries today a standing up to make the voices? yeah, i believe that there's so many concepts we can see emerging points that's want to be her than emerging power. so want to like contribute for the better word. and in this forum, we also realize if there's so many forces that wants to be heard and i believe in the future, we can see the world can not be dominated by one or 2 causes us. but we got to work together as, as these 2 things in the world to make the, what's better. yeah,

and i think you make it very good point. there was something that, you know, india is lead and the range of moody has said time and time again, the chinese leadership, but the russian leadership that's all worked together on a basis. so all of mutual respect and balance. why, why do you think so many the emerging voices of the world saying these things are all we always facing a new time? do you think geo, politically, speaking of an economically speaking? yeah, i will have this uh, we have a so many avoids those because we've raised also so many problems and challenges like nowadays we face so many challenges in maybe politics that define security of the world. so that's why every country wants to share a bit of policy, wants to make the a work better to face those diverse challenges. i think that's why i just tell is this your 1st time in russia, in the most go region, is your 1st time here. and then what, well, what are your thoughts?

so actually, this is my 2nd time out. i wasn't here in russia on the, what's your 1st of all in march, and i come back here for the territory of meanings. and i can say that this experience is amazing. i really want to go back after this, of course, i met a lot of russians. maybe i can share a bit about what i'm feeling and also my colleagues. so in order to assess the false, there is a 150 indonesians going to talk to you and most go back. then i can say 90 percent or 95 percent of us feel very happy. and even when we want to go home, we cry a risk because we don't really want to stay and rise. yeah. like a rush. i really gives us hospitality and also we get to know more about the culture. and we can see there's a kind of similar disputes in indonesia, in russia, when it comes to diversity and cultural. so i, we really eager to want to learn more of what russia and i hope that this collaboration can be continuing in the future. or de la, he is

a social influenza joining us at live from the use for him just outside of the center of most go. thank you very much for your time. we hope you enjoy yourself. thank you. thank you. so it is that you form happening in the most go region, not more than 2000 people from russia, an own around the world are participating is called the territory of meetings. it's about building bridges on this new multi post world order a so many countries around the world are looking to trade with different currencies, the platform of mutual respect as well. so the new for you, it for him kick it off just outside moscow. it's a big deal. we'll give you more pictures and stories from the event on there. and of course, online, our website is on the

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