the, the in the headlines here with all the international color blind for red lines and is an escalation in the making a bite and says, washington is hashing out the details to give to you the green light to use the western weapons to strike deep into russian territory, i have a plan, let's talk about our plans and, and let's compare the plans. i have a plan. so he just started by saying she's going to do this. she's going to do that . she's going to do all these wonderful things. why hasn't she done it? it's all blame and lots of showmanship as donald trump and come a lot higher, his face off in the presidential debate. so any talk of serious policies is left far off on the multi point of world is rising to the occasion that the 14th of brick securities,

somebody in saint petersburg shipped to the high get 20 nations gathering the half about global affairs. and coming up and exclusive interview with russia is deputy minister of foreign affairs the from washington to cairo. key of i'm pro, gets a full stucky, a top storage rolling. now here we're not the international. so it's straight to our top story right now. the american president joe biden says, washington is working out the details to give key of the green light to strike deep into russian territory an act of war previously by and by the united states. i will sleep just because of the use of the weapons the well, it's a big political game, if you will, with the human lives being as a game pieces in this particular situation. because the weapons of all kinds have

been a used by ukraine to attack of russian territory. and hundreds of thousands of civilians have already been killed in belgrade. in don't ask in the upper or is it your son and other areas of russia now they uh, they are saying that this is going to be a big game changer if you crane is allowed to try to do long range strikes. but really, this is all of course happening. well, the state secretary of the united states anthony blinking is about to visit ukraine along with his u. k counterpart. david's atlanta is so they're making this big a tour for the press or foot for whom i don't know, but they're going to be there talking about. so these weapons, in fact, uh as well. and now in terms of what is actually going to happen, it's still unclear. we're waiting for that visit to take place. but so we have

already seen what the pentagon, what the us national security advisers are seeing about all this. let's take a listen. i'm thankful about that little bit more. you further say that they, the premiums can use us security assistance to defend themselves from cross border attacks in other words, counter fire. but as it relates to long range straight deep strikes into rush, our policy is not changed. when we've done the math on it, it's 90 percent of them lie outside 300 kilometers from the cranium, border deep inside rush. so the argument that somehow he just given a tackle and tell them it's ok that they're going to be able to go in and hit the majority of the russian aircraft in air bases that are in fact use, destroy them is not true. it's a misconception. but romani isn't ukraine already using western weapons to attack russia? well, we just saw mr. kirby with that,

which is many reason i'm trying to explain what is happening there. but in fact, yes, the us made weapons you a k made with, as are generally needs are made. weapons had been used against civilians and russia for quite a long time. and of course this was confirms advice myself. this was confirmed by, on the grant funding and of course, by russian officials as well. for example, to meet with this call. i had mentioned several times that ukraine had been using these are made weapons to strike the can side russian territory for quite a long time. also, um, the representative of the russian for administer their spokesperson marie, is that karma. she said many times before that for the united states. and so the and for nato in general had sold a big game and to actually craniums have received this full card blowing. she, if you will, to do anything in russia that they, once a long time ago and,

and as a horrible, also added, that's uh that ukraine has lost all kinds of common sense in this regard. what do i, what about the, i mean, you know, look, it's one thing to talk about supplying these long range weapons in a given key of the green light strike deep inside russian territory. but we all know that up and down the front lines, the ukrainian offensive, and the training in the military is just collapsing right now. and you've spent so much time near the front lines all up and down the region one. what can you tell us? well, at the moment, the front line for you crate, for example, is the republic sofa. don't boss. in legato content has gets completely collapsing . i mean, the pundits minutes, refunded 1st saying that the ukraine have used of their troops to move into the course square. there's also a lot happening right now that you can, is went into deep into russian territory if you will. and this was a red line that was across a long time ago as well. but right now,

every single day, a russian army is making gains in the next people's republic. for example, over the last 24 hours, they gained at least a $132.00 on the square, a kilometers offered territory. yeah. and about these type of use. they go muted in the western world, and nobody talks about that. but what they like to talk about is how to use a long range, ms files and you deep into the russian territory. but how is that going to change that? you ation, it's very unclear because and once again this is all a big game, a lot of 5 saber rattling if you will, but with absolutely nothing behind it. for example, we have another uh, sound bite here from the defense secretary of the united states, mr. austin, who confirms what i just said, that these long arrangements sales will not make any change of us because as we said, all new to there's, there's no, no one capability that will in and of itself be decisive in this campaign.

you know, we've had this discussion about tanks, we've had this discussion about about other capabilities and, and each time we point out that it's not just one thing. it's a combination of, of capabilities and how you integrate those capabilities to achieve objectives. so i don't believe that one specific technology is going to be decisive. i guess one thing that everybody's sense to forget about in the situation is the cost of all this and the cost as human lives, civilians die every single day in russia as a result of these attacks. but if this situation goes through and ukraine is officially allowed to use, its outcomes deepens the russian territory. and we have the example of them of their terrorist attacks, where a lot of civilians are getting killed and russia is forced to respond. what is that going to lead to eventually and it's not going to be to the stuff for sure. so try

them on jairus find least squared off, but substance was really left out of the bickering debate. but the power of presidential contenders spend way more time on stage, taking jobs with each other. the jane direct policy questions and leaving states side voters without too much to consider. what she says is an absolute life. well, as i said, you're gonna hear a bunch of lies and that's not actually a surprising fact. i have a plan. let's talk about our plans and then let's compare the plans. i have a plan. she was big oh and defend the police in minnesota. she went out would have been, i'm talking now. if you don't mind please says, sounds familiar. you're gonna hear a bunch of lies coming from this fella. and that is another one. so stop with the continuous lying about this stuff, vice president, excuse me. i have to respond, i know that lie to another lie, and that's absolutely not true. i have my entire career and life supported israel,

and these are the only people he knows that he's trying to, again divide and and distract. so he just started by saying she was going to do this. she's going to do that. she's going to do all these wonderful things. why hasn't she done it? she's been there for 3 and a half years. they've had 3 and a half years to fix the border. they've had 3 and a half years to create jobs and all the things we talked about. clearly, i'm not job, i'm. and i am certainly not donald trump as well as well as anybody hoping for this landline moments or you know, something like the bite and the base with, with, from which completely changed the direction of this whole presidential campaign. of course, that's why it's a lot of hours to sit here essentially will be disappointed. there's kind of more of the same, you know, kind of showmanship, finger pointing. you said, i said, every light on the actual policy, very light on actual detail

a bit will be fine. okay. sorry. so did you, did you think that the color was, was well prepped for the by the like, shoots on what the right. i think the preparation here was all about really what not to say, i want enough to do the exact, i think that's what's one of the problems with the political debate has now become it's you're told what not to say what to avoid and how not to answer the question, i think that's almost critically important lives. actual political debate. this is more but i can share a letter from you. i'm the new x words, you know, so it's, it's, it's kind of like substance. yes. what about ukraine? i know, i know that all. so what about a brief mention? yeah, i mean look, again, there's no substances of debates about your crime, mostly bragging. as no trump, of course you had mentioned that, you know, come out of was dispatched to ukraine. a. she said some sort of invoice bringing intelligence like through some sort of a super spike. uh, you know, and from kind of said what you were sent to ukraine to, to basically broke or piece. and 3 days later we were at war this for europe seen

and, and in a long time since the 2nd world war. and i met with president savanski, i shared with him american intelligence about how he could defend himself. days later, i went to nato's eastern flank to poland and romania. and through the work that i and others did, we brought 50 countries together to support ukraine. and it's right just defense. and because of our support, ukraine stands as an independent and free country who would be sitting in moscow. and he wouldn't have lost 300000 men and women. but he would have been sitting in moscow quiet place. he would have been sitting in moscow. what's happier they is right now, but eventually, you know, he's got a thing that other people don't have. he's got nuclear weapons. they don't have a talk about that. i want to get the war settled. i know zalinski very well and i know put in very well i have a good relationship and they respect your president. okay. they respect to me,

they don't respect bite and how would you respect them? why, for what reason? she hasn't even made a phone call in 2 years. the book doesn't spoken anybody. but after i left for an i saw him building up soldiers. he did it after i left. i said, oh, he must be negotiating. it must be a good, strong point of negotiation while it was because by and had no idea how to talk to him, he had no idea how to stop it. and now you have millions of people dead and it's only getting worse and it could lead to world war 3. so interested me something that come out of mentions there, and i do apologize for jumping in all of a sudden this is all to international. we need to go straight to russia's northern capital right now. it's where the multi point of world is blooming and being secured. a 3 day meeting of representatives of bricks, nations covering national security issues, is in full swing in some petersburg. so sharing more from the amazing is all his eagerness down, often dealing with a bit of a sound, the ego to put you with a sort of a we have a call for the roster is a deputy minister of foreign affairs. can you tell us more about where you are,

what's going on and tell us about your guest? well, indeed, maury, we are in saint petersburg, the venus over the north, and it is hosting a security summit under the umbrella of the brakes alliance. but it's agenda goes far beyond just the security representatives of more than 20 nations here. and of course, the big emphasis is made on the inclusion of the global south into the international dialogue, so that they can expand on the dialogue on the relationships that they have built themselves over the past few years. and so that they could add maybe new members and new countries into the wave of their security and to put magic relations. and again, as you brought to you mentioned, i am standing here with us and gave with cold, who is the deputy foreign minister of russia, mississippi called thank you very much for finding time in your i'm sure, very packed schedule here to join me. and i would like to ask you

a few questions starting with ukraine. one of the big developments his room is and speculation that the united states that they are about to allow to you to use its long range attack him dismiss house against internationally recognized brushes territory. something that washington has claimed to so far. pushing a bound on what will brushes reaction on the diplomatic track the if they do indeed make this decision to allow several things to the festival. thank you for having the number one basis. yes, another possible skeleton. i step on the fire, the washington washington completely and totally control steve, no doubt that no move on. the part of keith clients could be done without blessings or, and assistance in all forms, which is also deepening and growing from the us and the western allies. it's

troubling, is dangerous, it's threatening, but our results to achieve all goals of the special needs organization. and they were as ever we do think that's uh as was before with the previous deliverables. a previous delivery, sorry, a by the us of level weapons to key for the gene whole will be destroyed and the i'll of the series of the battlefield will be defeated. no doubt. so no goals as they set before them will be achieved through these but dangerous and risks they grill and the u. s. which they begins to look into the address they leave in the world of dark fantasies which they develop for themselves . phantoms that haunt them. one of those being in the idea that an euclid power,

which is russia, can be defeated on the battlefield. it may well and very badly for them. and for all of those who simply close their eyes for these very dire reality. no touch media out and one more thing, you know, you use the words international, recognize both as a rough. we make no difference whatsoever between our territories, which became so uh, as territory as of the russian federation through democratic both of the people there and all the procedures that made it possible for those people to reunite with the roster. and that's to, you know, use that. these people use their right for self determination, no difference between these territories. and what do you have described as it is nationally recognize border of russia?

it goes without saying that we will fight back on all these territories. and as we said, the you should see from the battlefield, ease with moscow, these with us and our people there will be protected against what's going on on the part of the script. miller is human keys and each sponsors in washington and elsewhere. now, turkish media outlets they have reported the key of has been in tulips with internationally recognized terry to groups within syria, trying to load them onto this side in this call. so can you create, have you had a chance to raise this issue with your will? western partners, and if so what, how, how have they responded, what, how did they view the situation? we have no dialogue with our west and that vis, or is parked from a sporadic and the non system magic exchanges, or warnings,

the marshes, and messages with the us. specifically, in recent time, we had the only instance, hallway would view where prisoners were exchanged, but they didn't add any confidence any trust in our relationship. so to discuss, such issues would be an impossibility for us. they should make very few influence relevant even keys. they should older keith to stop such activities. otherwise we will face further further danger of the developments across the board . uh well of course the united states on the, on bringing the end of this horrible will conflict in ukraine any close of but that has been a push from other nations from the global south, from our asian partners who have come forward with that piece initiatives in fact,

the have been reports that delegate delegates that from india and from china here in st. petersburg to discuss that piece initiatives with russia on well, the highest level can you share, may be some insight as to if that is the case and what they have brought to show people. uh, we welcome to the but i see didn't chinese consensus, a well known initiative of 6 points? i think this is difficult minds throw there and throw the supports in the global cells. and these kind of meeting of higher representatives easy as another example easy. another instance where we see how a global cells and people who really wants at progressive movement towards the political settlement, find good reasons to deal with this idea in

a productive manner. having said that, i will tell you that, that all along russia express it's written is to re engage in negotiations, present points and mention this on several occasions. and this is the fact that we are there. the problem is with keys, those people there who i in charge of they simply need to dismantle their own prosecution for any engagement. the roster will not balance will not be used for ultimatums, whatever. they may be described what they have a form of those ultimatums could be present the bead copenhagen form of the building installed, building stock. so no way they simply need to see reality and compare what they see on the battlefield on the battle ground with their once again c, k, d is so what is possible on what is not with the rush and on rush? well indeed,

the russian foreign minister said collab room has made it very clear that any ultimatum presented by key of that it is simply thrown out of the window by rushing that it is not even a subject a matter of discussion. but if i may bring you back to the framework on this for him, what can i do to actually bring peace close are you? will you be discussing, you know, brazilian indian chinese piece initiatives with him in st. pete's in, in the past, in the next few days with the representatives, is that and that's what all right is going on. and we're hopeful that that it gets tracking and does get more get some more attention. we need to find i would say that sufficient. my mental mean terms of political thinking in the global self so that it would be seen as a game changer also in some of the most dr. mastic and most i

would say rooted in their own illusions capital in the so called global west. thank you. yeah. thank you very much. thank you. so derrick, coffee, the deputy for administer of the russian federation here on the sidelines of of the brakes. security summit here with me sitting just a bit more light as to what's going on behind closed doors. whereas john, this may be on those allowed once to get once again mr. rico. thank you very much for your time. i will be standing by to bring you all the latest from the forum and hopefully more high profile gets life on out. see. all right, i see that you can have donald and so good. i have called the deputy minister of foreign affairs for russia. thank you both very much. in 1345. be, see, it was caught from limestone and painted and brilliant colors, but now the bus, the queen, that for a t t. you can see that around the world with a spectacular historical representation of the leader of ancient egypt. 18th,

tennessee is a topic of contention. both and has it cairo once to back, but germany has refused to play and it's simply too from job to move oppression. cultural heritage foundation has categorically denied the notion of giving the boss to back calling it quote, egypt. best best of the in bowling of laura this we heard from the former egyptian minister of antiquities and creator of the petition to have the queen returned just as i house. i'm not asking for all loud specs to come from believe no. i've seen only for the one piece and this is the boss, the d as an important the item for the ship should identity. and this why i stablished i foundation they how was phone dish and for the heritage and then they put this. i know the zip them, but it's simmons. i did make a big allowance and dialed in front of the bumper to go sounds that'd be able to. i

knows that the exemptions are really serious. and then a turning the back door to the back. i wrote this, but this i'm, it's and then the net be able to go to the site and how was that gum? i need 1000000. we need to show to the world that the exemption was to this past back. i'm through the exemptions. we've gotten really off, the gentleman did back if there's not a load. and one thing is cultural treasures were ton as a host of other nations, a europe as engaging outright, steph museums in england, from germany, austria, and the netherlands holding over half a 1000000 objects from the confidence. so here, once again, how us i found out, and there is a time now the european began to think that they really

distracted the money was after it. and they said it has to go through that. attempted it back, back to the president of france, said that it's, it's fair to benefit as to make money from how about a morning man's in berlin. and here we need money to dispose of the monuments. this is the same as, oh, they mean we're open to that literally. why facing now that museums in europe and america and everywhere they're still practicing everybody. it is our monuments they have done like they took our mornings in the last decisions it's in for and every museum movie odds facts, but still museums and been to day breakfast. and but he is, they devised tony, lot of facts. and this white piece at that tunes that didn't bins and the storage

device started out effect because the museums are buying you that while germany has essentially shot itself into foot as inflation, souls and as industrial base crumbles, it is clear to see the boomerang events, the rush of sanctions is really starting to hurt that the economy. and now i've felt as government coalition is pulling up historic lows. but it's the focused on buttons and less money trying to ukraine, that headlines the top reasons why voters are turning that back on shots as learn a bit more so i would shed some light with volunteer contributor rachel must of some relative good news for german chancellor all i've sold according to the latest inside pool has traffic light, coalition of greens, red social democrats and centers. yellows just had a popularity though of 28 percent. now i say relative good news because if you think 28 percent is a bad score, things are actually looking a heck of

a lot. busy worse when each party score is considered separately, shots as social democrats, so the just 14 percent support, the greens at 10 percent and the centers ftp at a whopping 4 percent. and according to shots, i guess that's something to celebrate family expect, but the government will stay together in this coalition for the entire legislative period. and so that you don't have to ask 1st and also family expect that the s p d and i will get such a strong mandate in 2025. that will also lead to the next government. so all this might even make some wonder how sorts ever made it into power, especially when the social democrats have been hammered in recent elections coming . 3rd, in june european parliamentary vote behind this center, right christian democrats and the anti establishment. right? a f. d. and getting decimated down to single digit scores with the a f t surging in eastern state elections earlier this month. and you can say that posters don't currently share schultz is optimism heading into the fall of 2025.

and that federal election, german wide suggesting that he'd need to either work with the center, right? christian democrats for a majority or risk losing power to coalition in which the anti establishment right and left could end up being king makers. but back in the fall of 2021. when they took the wheel of the german economy, the coalition was actually sitting at 52 percent popularity. but then some after market modifications turned it into a cloud car. what kind of changes? well, there are a bunch of them like shredding off germany's source of cheap rushing gas, getting blown up, letting cleaners slip under line and the you beat the drums of economic war with china talking about the coupling. and d, risking from its top client and customer outside of the block and deciding that everyone can just survive on more and weapons manufacturing with the skyrocketing

value of ryan metal shares. which leaves all those newly arrived migraines, who can make tags and m. o. just yet because it requires a minimum of sub walk fab with fewer constructive activities. you could say. so what schultz is plan now ahead of you had another eastern state election later this month and brandenburg and the potentially embarrassing face off with the anti establishment start talking about peace. it will definitely be another peace conference and the president. so in skin, i agree, there must also be one with russia's participation shots recently met with zelinski in frankfort and tweeted, germany would be with you, crane for quote, as long as it takes, which apparently now means pushing the guy dressed as a gardener running around the world with the 10 top towards the negotiating table and saying that russia also needs to be invited for anything to get done. now that

it's costing schultz his own political power with him sitting at around 32 percent support personally right now the top issues for german voters over the past several months have consistently been the economy, immigration, and peace and security. big fail on all 3 fronts. volkswagen factories are closing for the 1st time in history now because apparently you can't lower energy prices to make cars by getting germans to take short showers. journeys, migration star from schultz, his own coalition, the yellow light part he is talking now about sending migraines to rolanda because of that situation is out of control tripping from the field plan in britain. and now schultz is finally trying to make it look like he wants peace through actual piece because trying to get it through war apparently isn't working out too well.