we still have some common ground, the the ukraine, foreign minister, attenders, his resignation, making industry minister. similarly, you visit list the government in 24 hours. also a head on the program. the year is really is once more flood the straight to the mom, the ceasefire. i'm tell prime minister netanyahu bring the hostages home for resign the new leader of bangladesh, hale by the west, as the countries. great democratic, whole, this slum for lifting a bottom. and it's really nice ation for. it's a trusted these during the countries buffalo, the 4th and the

just after mid day, and it's mid week here in moscow. welcome to the our team use rub. ukraine's foreign minister demetrius cooler, has handled in his resignation. according to the speaker of the concrete parliament, the latest had to rule combs and made a raft of resignations and firings among top officials in loving years and then skis office. i discussed the developments with our correspond the shape of is this a big news at the top diplomat, the forward facing image of ukraine, given the context of where your train is? ukraine has been energetically. uh, you know, canvassing. it's partner countries for more cash, more weapons, and the person at the very center that's for the whole conflict. this one has been in his post throughout this phase of the conflict. a new frame is dimitra cool

a. but now at now that he's gone, a vacuum appears at the head of government. if you'd like. no, he is a career diploma. he has been of this stuff a long time and he's the only child of another diplomat. so this is a mind with a significant diplomatic experience, and you have to ask yourself, where does this? and because the, the names keep coming on the, the heads keep rolling. let me know through a couple of other, alexander, come, she administrative, strategic industries. resigned at dennis and malibu scott and the minister of justice of all the t pull posts in any government resigned. russians the response to that, let's minister for environmental protection and natural resources resigned and also overall to slash sherman, the deputy head of as well as these office far. so the, basically, the chief of staff was the lensky himself office, fired good effort keeping up with all those names as well. and can i throw in

something to this as well? because last week we had an alex or us from the open security foundation. and you, the song, all the liberal ability and arrows the tie coon toward store us, even ukraine speaking about doing business deals, post conflict. you've also got to the restoration of the country being one of the top top expired russ, trial and co. so you have a lot of investors speaking about what's going to happen to you plan on that product to share. but when this happens, when you get so much money it's makes people want return for their buck a know we're seeing this happening right indeed. and to suggest that this kind of money, the people in charge of the investment in ukraine, if you like, if you can call it that at the economy is in, in tatters. if you like to use the words are the very same as a european politician. and these people have immense influence. and also what's

interesting, if you look at some of the more important people who have resigned or been fired, the lights have all got stuff on sheena, the deputy prime minister, for your opinion on euro, atlantic integration. this would be a post, very much a responsible for that at the integration and that connecting with this euro atlantic as a grouping which these investors would be part of at, in a very shock. administer a reintegration of the temporarily occupied surgery space of like x ray media add on boston that school guns as she has also at resigned. and nikolai only show the commander of ukrainian air force. and now we've seen this the back over there with the 1st the f. 16 a being brought down with the very experienced pilot, just trained in the us to great fun, fair. as he was last, he was killed on the 1st f. 16. so the come on are the air force, has also seen his career crash and burn if you like me. so there's definitely the

question to ask, what is the influence of the western powers? what is the influence of nato loaned in washington in deciding who gets water when it comes to the power? but this isn't, it doesn't signify. stability i given the wider issues and of course comes on boss unit. more questions. yeah. what, what just one brief point as well, because this cabinet, there's the re shuffle. there's going to be people put in place in the future, but it's going to be done by a man who himself, his term expired at buck in may. the, the, the, the 5 to presidential the call it. yeah. he, he has no legitimacy and it was actually vladimir putin who gave us all the less than and you ukrainian constitutional history by saying that, that even of russian wanted to negotiate you with the actually negotiate really given that as an entity is no longer legitimate, present with interest and the also the parliament itself, there term has also expired. so in the context of what's happening in the course of defensive, which is meant to draw man and material away from down boss,

has failed. and it was in to the russian saying this, this is the cc, the head of the ukranian. i am forced to say, it has failed. we have failed to stop them in the east. and also in, in don't boss this flowing west for the russian ministry. it seems absolutely on stuff people. so putting all these things together, you, you would be forgiven for thinking that the walls were slowly closing it on the block. and there's a nancy, thank you have on not a lot of points. kids military incursions into rushes, chris region, lot number is a landscape, sees this stall, defensive is part of his victory plan. that statement, as well as a desire to hold on to cross border territories. it's currently holding things were laid out in their recent entry. i think that's the success is very close to surprise conceptually you have this territory. now you say you don't want to

keep it law conceptually with all that conception of will. all that you've said that this leads to a victory for you create that a potentially leads to the end of the war. it speeds up the end of the war. that's a little more say, just in uh what we're doing now is according to our victory plan b. that's why i said curse is a part of the wider operational because i wanted to show the big trip planned to present binding. but only after our success in the course of regional clause boulder, i want to get more clarity on your, your victory plan that you said the plan at least for the time being is to keep it for not for now. for now, for now we need is well, mister, so landscape public statements. however, a face, a harsh reality check with western media revealing the scale of the losses of the armed forces of you, frank. with this video showing us rolling symmetry and for a cough explain. the footage provided by foreign light blitz was filled up the end

of august rights and made tabs, ongoing curse concurs former senior security policy. i'm in the office of the us secretary of defense, michael miller told r t that so let's, he's planned to use capture territories as leverage and negotiations with russia. it's doing to feel a i think he's delusional piece is involved in wishful thinking. because the reality is that while it was, it was indeed a surprise incursion. reality is that many, most of those troops have been around with that either killed or, or taken prisoner to say that he's going to take that territory and try to increase others, i think is uh, wishful thinking on this part. and it's a said he's just delusional. he has no way of holding onto it if he thinks is going to make a mass comp and, and come to the negotiating table. i think um, president clinton has made that very clear that it's that it's non negotiable and

that there will be no negotiations until the ukrainians are gone. and when you look at what it's strategic, implications in value was extremely limited. and you have to question what the motive was, because there's no way that they can continue to keep the troops coming in. there are no more troops, as i said earlier, easy to yet to divert troops from the don bus region. and here's mobilization isn't working. us does not want to get sucked into a greater conflict, particularly with russia, given the feelings of americans as we approach the election. they don't want to be continually funding this guy realizing that he's, he's lost the war thousands and israel. how again, spend the nights on the streets, the mountain thing, then nothing. yahoo government establishes cease fire in gaza and prioritize the

release of all remaining hostages or of sleep account with large demonstrations of being taking place in sunday. following the discovery last week of the bodies of 6 become a sales account. that's ortiz, middle east, correspond to maria finance. the reports from tele bees, the

the, the 11 months to do something. i don't know. i'm not saying, i mean, he didn't do nothing used to live in months. maybe maybe. but i think he should resign me here today in order to reinvent the they

are around for too many days and they're suffering, they're dying, and we want them back. the ones that we are here to see that the whole goal is to live with the categories as soon as possible. now the

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the on the screen, the just tow involved is london in the gas. a war questions are being raced after the british foreign secretary refused to clarify whether a u. k, military or base in cyprus, is being used to give history a helping hand involving the role of legalized as life. you know, the fine, regardless of

a savannah tech cross the use of our secretary as a staging point to an across country as well, which are in reference to the use the phone with us with the support we give to is around on my way to comment on operation issues, the spike being quote, comfortable with britain support for israel labor is david, allow me earlier admitted that you k ons exports to israel may pose a risk of violating international humanitarian law. no. london suspended a limited number of weapon exports just days a go 30 out of 350 arms licenses have been halted, including components for fighter jets helicopters and drones. however, parts for f $35.00 jets which are reportedly used for dropping boulders on gallons

. a were excluded from the list as well. in addition to arms, sales recent reports suggest one of britain's military or bases in cyprus, is used to supply is really forces freelance journalist, the lawyer dmitri less caught us sure, certainly visited the island. he recorded the video. we're watching know, showing the departure of military from the sports planes need to be heading in the direction of israel. all happen state dimitry joins us now to discuss what's being questioned. and indeed, largely not being undisturbed. you're most welcome, as we said, your own and cyprus, not very long a go on. you saw all those planes the parting. why do you think they're leaving for is really well, britain has a long and sort of history of military economic and political support for israel, notwithstanding that it's human rights violations and violations. i mentioned

national pre date this genocide by many decades. for example, they begin uh, building settlements in the west bank uh, over 50 years ago. and now some 800000 illegal is really settlers or they're making a 2nd, a palestinian state of virtual impossibility. so throughout this entire period, britain has exercise vito's at the un security council once everybody's real, we have as loaded un general assembly in favor of azriel is provided economic aid, rhetorical support to israel and military support is probably the most important aspect of the british is really relationship and yet we're constantly hearing about the need for the violence to be lessons for a cease fire to be established. but what is british foreign policy? how does it actually acting when we take into consideration the planes leaving from cyprus to essentially aid in bombing guns a just just by way of background for answer your question, i was there twice this year to yakima to the military base. i saw

a multiple british air bus manufactured transport planes taking off and heading towards israel, even though the total amount of time i spent there was perhaps 3 to 4 hours. i also saw what appeared to be drones, land, and there. thank you. and the declassified u. k has discovered that there have been planes taking off from equity, going to israel that are of a type u. s. military planes that carries special forces this, this base is very deeply involved and i think we'd have to go back to something that joe biden said countless times. and that is that if israel didn't exist, we would have to create in israel, order to that defend, are interested in the region. i've often argued that israel can be viewed as a massive us military base masquerading as a country. and this purpose is fundamentally to a certain us british control. busy over this extraordinarily oil rich region, but also it's a huge, strategically important because of the trade routes particularly through the suez canal. so, is realistic, you know zionism. it play, of course, plays an important part in the discussion. but ultimately,

us for the support has to be understood as a concerted decades long effort to dominate west asia at we're just looking at the, the while you're speaking to me, treat the the line stating the weapons licenses from the u. k to israel and runs 30 happy in holes that that's less than a 10th of overall arm supplies add to the nation. what do you make of that? it seems one foot in one foot wide. is it more of a gesture than an actual statement of intent? you've got in london saying we were walking a tightrope here, but it seems look more of the best of good of course, less than 10 percent of licenses. insignificant really. and i think what's happening here is that you now have a new labor government. your storm are, although the tier storm or has gone the extra mile to purge from the labor party

based on the suv support palestinian human rights and, and if not, expelled them from the party at least just empower them. the fact of the matter is that there is a lot of support even still for the power steering cause within the labor party base. and so he has to make some kind of performative gesture. this is the performative gesture, but no one should be to see we've seen the same a stick, this kabuki theater in canada where canada following the us and britain, imposed sanctions on 4 or 5 settlers they characterized as being an extremist, but have not imposed a single sanction on denny is really liter, military or civilian, even after they impose, you know, or attempted to impose very severe sanctions on the russian federation. you read venezuela. anyone who basically is disobedient to the west gets the full panoply of devastating sanctions. whereas those who serve western, who jo, hedge a monic purposes, they get nothing more than window dressing and that's what you're getting for the british government here. it's window dressing, but loading could say, and there's

a sizable proportion of our population that supports is real. there are allied, we at one to weapons to go there because we don't want to see a repeat of october 7th. what would you say in response to those people who support the view as well? i'm not seeing poles coming out of britain, which shows an important majority of brit support the supply and military weaponry to israel. i would be very surprised that there is a majority of britain, a brit brook to feel that way. they may, they may in theory, majority support the existence of the state of israel and they may want to see the state of israel survive. but that's not the same thing as wanting to see israel committed genocide, which is quite obviously what is happening here. and the fact that is that the, the u. k is going to such extraordinary measures to silence people. there are now arresting pro palestinian boys. it is under the terrorism act of 2000 under section 12, which could subject somebody to a penalty of up to 14 years. they just arrested richard met 1st, who has been outspoken, independent journalist,

outspoken in support of the palestinians. why are they doing these things? why are they repressing free speech? because they know they're losing within their own country. the debate over whether the, the british government support for israel search should persists otherwise they wouldn't be that they would have no need to resort to the suppression to free speech. is there any red line, do you think for london to stop to, to fully halts? it's our miss licenses for israel, as i think we have seen every imaginable atrocity from israel. up until this point in time to a report from medical doctors from the united states who served in gaza, revealed that they had treated many children who had received gunshot wounds to the head. children who were playing either outside or home or even inside their home. we have seen the spread of polio. we have seen the destruction of you in schools. we have seen the destruction of hospitals, mosques, a 170 journalists, had been murdered by israel and gather alone. now,

if that isn't going to stop british american support for israel, what will i think they've gone all in on this war. and the sad reality is that other powers are going to have to come to the assistance of the powers to me and people in order to put a stop to this genocide. and now it appears as if it's in the name of 3. people are separate people i should say as well, and doing this in, in their name. i wonder what the backlash would be. we might get into that again at a later, probably to meet who were just last for time. no, i but a lot of interesting points is always raised by you. and to me for us congress lawyer, freelance journalist who visited cyprus, where those jets were taking off with british jets for israel. many thanks. thank you. know it's been nearly a month since bangladesh as prime minister was hosted and fled the country. but the new incumbent is already stirring. controversy is not all but after lifting a bottom on the notorious its limits, grouping, known for its atrocities, committed during the nation. struggle for independence. r t. c sweeney. takes off

the story. a jump. macias allow me is bought less than a month off of the parts without mold in bangladesh. on grounds of terrorism. on the bottom protest swept the country. the new transitional government led by us by nobel peace prize winner. dr. mohammed eunice has reversed upon on the countries and all this is on the policy is student wing and association organizations. the government did not find any definite link between terrorism in the jermanti, as well as the bangladesh. its student wing is lama. chandra should be here and all other associated units of the organization. therefore, the government believes that the germonti is law me, bangladesh, is law, me try for it should be here and all other associated units of the jamal it are not involved in acts of terrorism. often taking power you think was shy, would with praise, bye western media organizations with the crew portrayed us the restoration of democracy in bangladesh, the man who will lead bangladesh, his new k. so he could, government has returned to co nova laureate mohammed eunice, faces

a massive task in bringing the country together. bangladesh is seeking to move on from political upheaval. unplugged shit, early wednesday nobel peace laureate mohammed eunice was officially named chief advisor of the interim government. these long been regarded as one of bangladesh, his leading citizens. now mohammed unice has been asked to lead his country out of crisis. but some of the vote in the battle. and you might see as mommy could see, is k ally the bung with this nice. but his policy or other isn't his policies, take power in the country. there are concerns here in india with the establishment that now with the shape because, you know, gone. that could be the redone due to either the b and b, or possibly even some these law mist bought these. uh, how would you address those concerns? because democracy in democracy knew it can be. trump is a good thing is they did. i mean everybody hates it. i hate the way she does, doesn't mean that he can. i've done that. so this is democracy,

people for this is some of the bmc or anybody. you said you have that symptom of visit us, a press conference on the data problem was lifted. the do monthly is allow me to struck a consider the a 3 and what was some would say hypocritical time praising. finally that she freedom fighters, that helped secure of independence from pakistan in 1971. during the years under east pakistan or bangladesh was part of pakistan we were discriminated against. we remember the freedom fighters of 1971 who helped us attain freedom. i pay my respects to them. this is particularly jarring for many given the policies opposition to independence. and it was violent role and attempting to cross the bangladesh collaboration movements and those very freedom fighters. it now claims respect in 2013 a mess uprising in dhaka. cool for the execution of the policy leadership for that role in 1971 more crimes. citizen, many senior leaders of the policy have been handled,

dialed off to being convicted of crimes against humanity, including killings, adoptions of rapes bigler. that says 3000000 people were killed by practice on the military and it was energy policies during that conflict with as many as 200000 women, right. a 2019 resolution in the us house of representatives express, consumed over the threat posed by this policy. recognizing the atrocities committed during the liberation struggle. whereas bangladesh achieved independence in 1971 and established a secular democratic state, which is held him to either 163000000 muslims, hindus, buddhist christians, and 8 p. a square. as this freedom was one, at the cost of approximately 3000000 deaths, more than 10000000 displaced and 200000 women raped many of the hands of b is the mist militants led by japan as law me. whereas religious minorities, including hindus bodies, christians, and the muddy muslims has been attacked by jan massey as law me. and this subsidiary is law, may structure, should be its,

as the result of which hundreds of homes have been damaged, shops damaged, or lucid and temples vandalized. whereas demantzy, as long as the members have been links without guide to the town of them. yes, a convenient me a goals. washington's role in the atrocities described in the resolution as during that time is the same with us to practice stone is coldwell ally in violation of a congressional owns and ball go. you must see this allow me was bond of bangladesh secured independence in 1971. however, it started political activity again, a few years later, the organization linked to the most in brotherhood as long played i provocative road in the country. with many, including the recently i will say, prime minister shake has a, you know, considering jo mazda, you saw me of collaborating with a genocide defined good that she's, she for residence hall function. awfully. is the most were the center of violence,