crazy news on southern russia, this how odd seasons is confirm that full people have been taken hostage in a correctional calling me in the region. 2 people a say that they've been killed, and one of them was a prison staff member that we're doing now. biopsies, c, so in the, in the student, once again, steve reyes up to speed, what's going on? yeah, so this is a breakeven developing story from russia is folk rod region where we understand that according to all t, a soul says full people have been taken hostage in a prison facility that now we can see on the footage on the screens now that those hostage takers appear to be owned with knives and they have pledged the allegiance to the so called is lubbock state. now we understand that 2 people have been killed . one of them is understood to be a hostage take at the other. a member of the prison stopped and now this is quite a launch prison, prison facility who was over one finals and inmates. and we getting reports that

the hostage takers have issued a number of to miles. now that includes a $2000000.00 us dollars, and i had a call to which i must land in the courtyard of the prison, and it must take them to georgia. now the hostage takers have said that if i had a cup to, if it arrives indeed. but if i had a cup to is followed, then all of the hostages will be killed. now security forces on standby, outside the prison. we understand from local media or again, this is on verified at this stage, but a murder has arrived at the prison. presumably he'll be trying to negotiate the hostage situation. but security forces all on the standby. and this is a developing story of course. uh, more and more updates are coming through by the minute. see, this is not the 1st time this has happened, as i believe back in june and also something similar field of mine is about the yes, well, this is backing in june. so a few months ago,

a very similar situation occurred in a prison correctional facility. the where 6 hosted each type because who again, they pledged beverly agents to the so called islamic state. they took a number of the prison stalls hostage again. they were carrying knives armed with knives and they issued a similar series of, of demons. they wanted money and they wanted a vehicle to help them make the escape from that facility. again, they were in an open. cool y'all, now a security forces that with that situation fairly quickly, they stormed the prism facility, 5 of the 6 minutes since were eliminated. one was wounded, but he was re comped. it's a very similar situation that as we said, this whole hostage situation in the vogue, broad region continues the secuity forces on stand by i'm, we will bring you the latest news on development and so soon as we have some

excellent. so you see, so we need the thank you very much bye to other stories. now in the is primary stuff has arrived to p. you've also with the thing was on the look for ways to resulting cleaning conflicts. while visiting potent or under body said dialogue on diplomacy, all the only ways to pay the road for peace in the region. to have some of this, the ongoing conflicts and 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 threat 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 model. i might, if uh most of the indian tribe lives assembly is to promote

a peaceful resolution for the great uncomfort. addressing the indian di for in poland, the written, romo de reiterated, the india remains committed to its own interests and values that does include the stable inclusive most seems. portal world ravishing to load his piece of su as the deputy secretary of state adam form. i'm baffled to india written should my and it says the new delhi has to be more specific about which world weston or otherwise. but it stands with a been glad to see again the strength of the international alliances come together to, to support you, printer and it's 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 for my indeed i'm by those who are mean yeah, in georgia, i've tower miles, or that is new delhi is in a unique position to help push for peace in the up i have said disappointed up time is uh the only country which is seen as not biased into one on a used the parties to the on i yeah, more or less enjoy is the confidence and trust all about these through the conflict . ready and therefore, trinity can be the great potential for india to sort of see it all. it's not media, i mean please provide the platform at each the sites can come together and as

a bus for me, this step the door. so he doesn't move sort of the dispute and you need to cease fire. and then probably some mechanism can be computed. beach, the insights can sit and sort out, you know, issue by issue the best he's not, the man comes home to like to see that he should do right. they can be taken by anybody other than their dad promoting the war. i probably, they also want to do the k 12 is already better. they don't seem to have any intention to do so in the near future. and this brings due to the engine anything my area point surgically, if anybody can see why the country enjoys that trust on both sides that are shot and cutting. but we also like the end of the de, uh, installed in oakland plains has a new and old claim. we will not be able to take any substantive decisions because it's

a proxy want to use the claim units or finding on behalf of the americans and their their twice. so unless there isn't clear. so 1st and foremost, there has to be a genuine desire on the bottom of americans and the mentor lice that it is dying to stop to the next generation need is i did a painting safety. so i put a, the territory of meetings for him help. hell, i by a rough, i'm also dish in the must go read him. the tens and national use educational for room offers a networking platform for individuals across the globe that we heard from, and the needs in social influence, a, the zillow militia, alma, see that losey for more we discuss a lot about multiple worth at, i can say yes, they, we are facing a multiple or what there's so many concerts we can see emerging for says 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 before we get our independence. russia always help us. the many things in, um, i can say in the field of military and also defense russia health. i was getting our military assistance. i can see that the west side of nation 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. germany is this politically as a 3, as soon as we do head to the polls next month in local elections, it seems buttons form policy as well. but since i've been on the there's below

a number of countries and budget. i'm sending the economy down the drain o c. contribution right to mazda and explains a foreign and defense policy is supposed to be the business of the federal government, not the states for tried selling that to the voters over there, the anti establishment, right? the alternative for deutschland party is in the lead there the, the whole message has always been to stop fueling the conflicts in ukraine with german weapons to secure german sovereignty, which took a wrong turn somewhere. when you have german industry bailing out to the us because it can't survive on short showers, that the german finance minister brags about. and now another big issue that's come up recently has been the german establishments idea to have american long range weapons move into germany for the 1st time since the end of the cold war. which really just means that the us, which already with nato has bases all over germany,

is moving into yet another room and brittany its weapon stash with it started in december 2026 doesn't exactly screen independence when you're trying to go about your business as a supposedly sovereign country and uncle sam is crashing on the codes, reading your fridge and hanging out with his cruise missiles. but hey, chancellor. oh, la shultz stood there staring into space when biding threatened to blow up north stream while standing right beside him. so guess he wasn't going to exactly say no to some armed squatters. the poppy was slack, b s w party led 5 sir. well, i can not. who is even running himself in this election, but is all over the parties. as i said, that the elections in the east are quote referendum on war and peace. and that party is surging with enough support to be headed for a king maker role in determining the makeup of future government and coalitions of each of these 3 eastern states. if those pulling numbers hold. so besides the sabbath spent left coalition, the same, the same sort of things as the anti establishment, right?

and d, c is, i think the end of this war has to be ended. finally, we can pump in more and more in your weapons, into the system and, and up the escalation level, even higher. the stationing of us missiles here in germany is a new stage of escalation. of course, freshman missiles will be directed at us was never been this close to a 3rd world war. that's why diplomacy has to return to this matter. it just can be that were armed to the teeth and with the same time of one peace negotiations. all right, so what we're starting to see shape up here right now with these elections and the preamble to them is. busy the division of germany politically speaking with the establishment dominating in the west and the anti establishment. searching in the east, the popular support on the right and left to each of these east german states reflects the fact that this area has particularly benefited from if not depended on economic trade ties with russia. and also historically considered the soviet union around

part against the nazi regime in berlin during the 2nd world war. so there's an infinity there and then later consider data around hard against us had gemini. so it's not exactly a surprise that their local state issues own relate back to german foreign policy with anti russian sanctions and broken trade ties hitting this region for disability. hard all ag on my washington, which this region has always given major side. i. now these parties seems have been tony, down the usual belligerent anti russian rhetoric during these election campaigns. check out the salt simself here. who sounds like he's out on the street corner, shaking it 10 cop for his pals, zalinski. now the question is, what can we do? please support ukraine. so that is simply over run. so they can defend themselves and say russia doesn't weigh in please hop,

my friends would do too bad. schultz didn't bag for nord streams. life when binding was sounding like a mob boss, ordering a hit on it that on maybe the german economy, particularly in the east, wouldn't be hurting to the point of making these parliamentary local elections largely referendum on germany's ukraine policy. schultz is so focused on unity with the west on ukraine, but his policies just happened to be dividing germany. you think that maybe he want to focus a bit more on that instead given germany's history. but hey, what do i know? the former us house, they get nice people as he says she wanted done oh, important pro says to replace joe biden as the democratic candidate and not just come out of houses and jumping straight into his shoes. she made the claim, an interview to st. john, how many of us who were concerned about the election wanted to have an open process

. it was an open process. anyone could have gotten in harris had the endorsement of the president and she politically, as do, we took advantage of it and shut down not shut down but won the nomination. but anybody else could have gotten in legal add media. allison line on so is that many people have concerns about whether the conversion is a sign of health thing too much. tomlin harris has never won one primary, not one. she's never been on the or any ballot in any primary ever. she had to drop out initially she, i think she pulled 2 percent and there were problems left in. right. okay. she was a vice president now or she's in and it's almost like, well, they're saying well that that's, that's the way that she still hasn't. and i don't know how long has been actually spoken with the the press taking questions and answers. she was

picked selected as time woman or the candidates of the, the year or whatever was not, or we're having given, i believe, any kind of an interview. i mean, this is so real what everybody's pretending to be in charge, but nobody, apparently that many people have concerns about whether this is, is that a healthy democracy or more importantly, whether those in charge of this healthy democracy know what's going on? is this a democracy? is this a, a smooth with the system of ascension? i'm not so sure about see what i thought. so is now from a rush of the west symbol, like keith troops off, but you see mounting losses. i made the failed incursion into the, closely to the russian administrative. defend says ukraine has lost nitty 5 files

and 5, just in the area with over 300 takes and out of action in the last day and the and is no, it doesn't matter. how many do you propose? $23.00, you creating all the the vehicles have been destroyed, including the 3 tags, and 15 infantry fighting vehicles. this foot, this was provided to all of the by russians service one, presenting the wreckage on the battlefield. as russian forces take aim, american missouri is repulsive. the among the dead i'll tell you is that of travel to one of the settlements and filed this report to school. which vehicle caucus is lying, the side of the road. a tell tale sign over coming, cause you drone hunting area? we speak to a small sacrament. 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 quarter screeching in the 1st 2

days of the operation. in fact, they even tried to gain a foothold in the town that our film and crew has now left behind. so they obviously failed. now, the fighters 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 fleet many have nowhere to return. now. keep did not hold its auto recruiters back here. well, this is the very city center of uh, the town of cum skia. but you can see the state it has been left in ukrainians,

have been selling it with everything that they had more to us. uh, taylor a using may to may brown. this is 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 to shed their blood to push the enemy back. i'm gonna get done and proposing from the course region. russia party. well, according to the pendulum, washington is concerned, it would keep using us, supplied weapons to strike russian territory. has 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 sue me, and so they are defending themselves from russian attacks within that region. the bully i wound up is chinese book one. so again, this time putting another $125000000.00 a package in the form of minutes, the equipment, the high mazda mon, see launch roku system is set to be included in the bunch. these are the same way i pose of been use. i've pack because read them and seen hand being destroyed by russian and falls. is one euclidean office up folks about white team decided to tack cost you have them with. so i think this is how this decision was made. they were thinking, what is our current situation? let's look at the front line developments, total mass. let's look at the mood within our people, our economy,

our energy sector. total mess relations with our partners are also not looking very good now. everyone complains that we have terrible corruption. that's why they don't give us money. and the worst problem is that we don't have much approval. so we needed to come up with something or if there are no clear understandable goals, there are no strategic goals so far for why they started all of this. this is a, a us of the top off the shelf 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. also 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. 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 with a new crane fight with that. so for this news, i will be back in about 9 minutes. so if somebody out with the latest updates, we'll see the, the as a, how are they a cps? because they can scroll for ideas and then use

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the, the, the breaking news on this w age on southern russia, authorities say full people to be the hospitalized of the wound in the has since 80 incident kind of prison and the rollover. i'd read maybe 5000 equal inches, killed and left failed incursion into rushes close. read them all to visit is one of the settlements with these forces found themselves in the process for the ukrainians. they have been using about 5 power 2 hits, a strictly civilian area. this is a, one of the cost of munitions that did not explode this on the historical level of repression. the russian over the.