time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the it's not a question of allowing the thing and regime to strike pressure with these weapons. oh no. it is a question of deciding whether or not a native country could be directly involved in the military conflict. a lot of important ones natal against allowing key of to use high precision long range weapons against the roster in the war court where this got down at the police, foreign minister becomes the latest victim of new terms as the russians long stars as he is tricked into revealing his happiness at the destruction of the north stream pipelines. well, from the way we feel about it forever, did it did. they did a good job and we now know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah.

and did russia as foreign minister says the 3 and his reporting terrorist from syria in an attempt to fail a doing? ling right. i've received information that you create an emissary. emissaries of ukrainian intelligence are located in the live di escalation zone on the territory of the syrian air republic. our recruiting job hot new, so our military, the pro, welcome to our team to the option of reaching you from the russian capital. hi, a mike called quite chat with the update. now some news just reaching us now says the block them and putting his said, if key of is allowed to use long range weapons to strive deep into russia, it would mean that direct involvement of a nato in the war. it is for difficult. there is an attempt to substitute concepts of funding because we are not talking about allowing or forbidding the key of

regime to strike out territory. it already does that with the help of drones and other means. but when we are talking about the use of precision weapons, long range, western made weapons, it is a completely different story. the fact is that i have already mentioned this, and then the experts will confirm it both in our country and in the west. the ukrainian army is incapable of striking with modern western made long range precision systems. it can only do that by using intelligence from satellites, which ukraine does not have. they get the data only from the you satellites, or from the united states, in general, from natal satellites. that's the 1st thing. the 2nd and very important thing. maybe the key one is that the flight emissions. and these missile systems can, in fact, be inputted only by nato military personnel. ukrainian service men cannot do this. so it's not a question of allowing the ukrainian regime to strike russia with these weapons or not. it is a question of deciding whether or not a native country could be directly involved in the military conflict. if this

decision is made, it will mean nothing else but the direct participation of nato countries. the united states, european countries in the. ready in ukraine, this is the direct participation. and this already, of course, significantly changes the very essence of the very nature of the conflict. it will mean that nato countries, the united states, european countries, are at war with russia. and if that is the case, then having in mind the change in the very essence of this conflict, we will take appropriate decisions based on the threats that will be presented to us. a bit of all the us secretary of state and police for administer moldings over the coverage restrictions on the ukraine using the weapons. that's a big key of it. pushing washington to authorize long range strikes deep into russian territory pulled on this top diplomatic voice support for the us by cells initiated citing the lights. threats from russia fall on the spot is bending over 4 percent of g d p on defense. this is really the gold standard among nato countries

. and of course, it hosts thousands of us and allied forces as low as i was telling to the purchase of space is regularly breached by russian drugs and missiles last year. a russian christmas. so traveled through the 2 sides of poland and landed 10 kilometers from my house. so i believe we should do something about it pretty much. how about the publish the pro much sides of the his country, his efforts to assist you great on limited. despite his previous claims that he reviewed to ross and punks task that was really has 0 willingness to fight russia. now we are discussing at the moment, um, the shooting down of russian cruise themselves over your ass space from a space you know, without entering into your territory. and even that, at this stage is very,

very controversial. and there is no agreement for that because it wouldn't be joining the war if you great, if the front started to collapse, things might change, but at the moment there is 0 willingness to do that. i have to tell you, i mean, we all think these scenarios, right? but yeah, we, you know, we don't want to confirm what the different coaching and the russian propaganda has been saying, all to the tourist ross and brung stats. the police are far administered, revealing all on a whole host of issues with all the details. here is our peace of mind. my it, you know, just to give you a little bit of background, these famous a russian pranksters volva, and alexis usually do public figures into talking to them by imitating various officials. now this time they chose to imitate former ukrainian president killed the photos angle. so naturally was those top diplomats felt comfortable enough and

confident to talk about certain issues. what do you think about no string to so nice thing to they trying to uh, the trying to accuse us of this problem. but wow, wow, wow. you know, a lot from the way we feel about it. whoever did it did, they did a good job and we now know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah. and do it as have just heard. he mentioned there that washington had advanced knowledge on the north, assumed pipelines sabotaged, but chose to ignore it. and on top of that, to use trust that full and seems to be quite happy about the whole situation. i mean, right after the explosions administer himself tweeted, thank you usa, which he deleted after maybe in hopes not there's. there's some sort of diplomatic crisis,

but we can see here in this conversation that he's still laughing about it because in his thoughts, it was a private conversation. now in this 30 minutes long uh, talk. he did talk a lot about your grade and he said that he was upset that your plan was not willing to send its citizens to the front lines earlier. we was very surprised that the um the, the mobilization was uh the, the, the decision on mobilization was taking so long um and we are ready to help with encouraging your citizens in programs to help defend the problem. yeah, we have sending those who break the lawyer in portland, we send them back. and secondly, secondly, we need ukraine to tell us exactly what ukraine wants us to do with the ukranian citizens in the european union. so, well, you know,

we don't want you grading and citizens to start moving around the use searching for the best deal. and it shouldn't be a problem. you are a pma decision. so for example, um there was an idea that those who avoid the draft should not get social security payments. all right. it's absolutely right. i agree with you. what i think is correct, which i see is correct. you know, people should not be paid for being dropped doses. so this comes a mid hundreds of videos, surface and online showing ukrainian authority is essentially dragging people up the street and forcefully sending them to the front lines. however, when it comes to peace negotiations, he says that he's afraid that he thinks that ukraine might be committed a mistake if it decides to listen to the piece formulas that are being presented by the global self. i think you made a mistake and i told you not to do it. when you entered into the norman the formula

. when needed and, and then transmogrified into the mens formula. because the previous formula geneva was russia, you pray us, you, which i think it'd be better if you and i am afraid that the landscape made make the same mistake. in other words, get into a formula over which you praise, loses control, you know, 140 countries. again, telling the russians to withdrawal. and i don't think it will work. i don't think which is stuff is susceptible tomorrow, pressure. yeah. and, and in, in the process of attracting as many countries as, as possible, your demands might be diluted and may be managed by other countries. what impress the does south africa or india, or brazil have in the board is of ukraine. now he did emphasize though that the us

will continue aging ukraine militarily, no matter what. but in fact, the minister even expose that he did talk to trump's people, as he said. and according to him, trump has a plan to a threat and puts in with escalation in order to get the federal better deal for ukraine. i think that the old resolution of this war will be found will be found on the front bustle from from lane may be helped by the united states, you know, the united states interests and yours, another identity coal. but they know that crib credibility is at stake. um, so you know, either this administration or the next cons sale you down the river because that would affect the credibility visa v o america's allies. we can get around to in the

us only because you know that the next president could be worse than this one. i talked to trump's people and they tell us, you know, we didn't know what time to really do what, but what they're telling us is that from fluids threatened coaching with escalation in order to get a better deal. i mean, if you listen to the conversation in full, he really did not keep anything and he expose a lot more than expected. i mean from the north stream pipeline to the way pulling that lease feels towards the global south. no, of course. so far polish authorities have yet to comment on the conversation. all right, let's get some more on this now. speak, live to member of the alternative for germany potty and lawyer. good. not back. good. i'm black to have you join the right now. so the russian president that puts it in says that the use of western high position,

long range weapons against russia, would mean the direct participation of nato countries and the creating conflicts. now, would you agree and how concerned are you about this? uh, well, uh, american, besides, in particular would be under the control of the united states. mr. sikowski says that in very explicit times, it's well known. and it's always being the case. so naturally, if a long range missiles were used against russia, it'd be an act by a native since these weapons wouldn't be under the control of either ukraine or any other country except the united states. the most mr. sikowski was quite explicit and i think quite lucid. in explaining the

situation. he says that if the u. s. is at positioning the long range, besides it by the job or the all pay to talk elsewhere. these other countries have the storage of these weapons, but they don't have control over that. all right, now let's talk about as the cost key is confessions to the russian, prong says, what do you make about? it says praise of the nodes stream sabotage. he said, well, it's not the 1st time he's been commenting on this. he sent a tweet within 24 hours of the attack. same king the united states, a full essentially cap academy. not the sabotage of tech. he later retracted, but it never really recounted. so he's been prevaricating since then, but he's never really said that that tweet

a contained false information. so his position essentially remains the same today or in that video, he was admitting that the united states a new or bald headed false knowledge of the attack a he's a bit more cautious and by to candidate out. well the to say is it is always maintained the united states. i that kathy died all headed phones knowledge, and many experts would agree that without the help of a large international navy. uh, it would be very difficult to carry out. uh, a section attack. he also committed to your recent reports from germany that it was ukrainians who carry, they dived and you find the student sikorsky correct they. he was just hinting that the germans may not be terribly sincere or may not be terribly well informed. once

he has been clear on, on the long, is that the us either canada, these attacks or uh, had detailed problems, knowledge of them. and this is in line with many of the intelligent kinds we've read uh by sima hush, for example, as well as office. and it's in line with the simple fact that you need to launch into national may be to carry out section to tech as well. right now, the minutes that reveal the series, 0 willingness to send police troops to your train. however, it just stated, that's why i should do something about the legs breach of police as pays by russian roads. how much of consistency is that? well, i think it's pretty much in line with the attitude taken by most west and governments . they're willing to increase at age to ukraine. they're

willing to train ukrainian soldiers, but they want to ukraine to do the fighting. so it's a kind of proxy bowl the ukraine will suffer, most of the law says, and the west is pro picking it up a militarily in financially, but not sending troops because that will be too unpopular to uh, at home. and it will be as may be a major step, marking the escalation at all that conflict, possibly a spotless spiraling. i just control and they are as yet still willing, a still intent on preventing that. so they want to localize conflict going on for as long as possible with ukraine taking the front of it. all right, now the minister suggested ukrainians and the you could be pressed to return home to fight raso. should this admission be used as

a warning to the ukrainian refugees? and uh, well, uh, i think he was quite detailed in his comments. yeah. he said that the parish government in particular, but it's probably the same for other governments in europe, is waiting for clear signals from ukraine. what these other countries should do about the ukraine, me and let's call them draft dodgers. uh, he was in t that ukraine isn't very clear about signaling. what should happened and i think that's a fair description of the stage of a fast ukraine has led to the age for compulsory military service. but it's never be, i'm except the call in asking old western governments to return all ukrainian men of eligible age. all right,

we have to leave you here now gonna back lawyer i had member of the old tentative for job the parties. thank you so much for your insights. here. pleasure. right now, your korean is set to be recruiting militants from syria to swell. it's runs, that's according to rushes for administer. who said it was a repeat of a practice key of has already deployed in africa. i say is just just elizabeth, i have received information that ukrainian emissaries, emissaries of ukrainian intelligence are located in the live de escalation zone on the territory of the syrian air republic. our recruiting job hot news run militants . they used to be called that. and now they are called high yacht tie here, alshaun. they are doing this in order to involve them and their new plans and the various operations. let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the said harris, the hell zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government armed forces,

together with recruited extremis. surgery lever of the senior diplomats of mine who at the very top of government knows what's going on, not just a real shift around the world, talks a lot of people, very respected sort. gala ross tells us that this is happening. it's happening. and he says that ukrainian special services are actively involving radical islamists in the conflict a new frame. and they'll swear, it's not an isolated case. and it comes after reports, not just in russian media and mean after crocus. but there was a huge debate about who these people were now. these groups were talking about in the middle east, apparently different we believed, and the group involved in the crocus attack. we also know that the g or ukrainian military intelligence were intimately involved in funding at the crocus attack moodle attack, which i witnessed 1st time that the attackers were detained. remember, and debris on squeezing a russian heading south towards the ukrainian border. and what we know about what

has happened now with this delegation that has been sent according to a sort of a lover of the emissaries, have been, you know, dispatched from ts that lead a hot bed of islam is in, in a syria. the contract boy isn't his terror. if you liking for a well over a decade in the fight against the president, besides a legitimate government and weapons for the release of harris, what we believe is that really shouldn't american weapons the nato weapons essentially have been offered in return for the release of key fighters, george and fighters, iraqi fighters, syrian fighters. radicalism is to take part in the conflict against bush and we also know that these people have been fighting in solution forces or a light at the present at the side. so they know what these guys are do. these are very, very professional fighters if you like. so it's a very serious escalation for the front line, for the ukrainian forces is collapsing, rush, it keeps making me enormous progress that but now is as the fighting forces are

collapsing, morales in the time t f is resorting to recruiting terrorists what, who are these terrorist that cube is trying to get his hands on, well, they're a very loosely affiliated group of people very heavily infiltrated, we know, as well by western intelligence groups and lots of questions to ask about how did outcry to even come about, how did that exist? yeah. what have you, some of them based out of saudi arabia? very radicalism scripts at tough. we are out showing the, the latest incarnation of the name. you can always just case we get all use as we get the ice as your add another one. i'll news. i'll kind of, i'll lose that being specifically ingrained in the conflict in, in syria. so there are very amorphous group of people and they claim attacks from loan attackers from, from europe to asia, to the middle east. they didn't claim an attack. it's hard to clarify if they're actually directly involved. for example, the rece, the types in germany, the inclusivity of festival was claimed by all kind of and also by all he says,

we believe. so a very amorphous group of people who are the definiteness intelligence link to the west. but what, what about the reports of all of some of these militants operating in africa? there's a link care also to it, to the wagner soldiers as well. right? yeah, absolutely. i mean, we, we absolutely notice to be true at that ukraine has allied with is with this group's terrace in africa. in molly, in particular, we've seen said documentary evidence on actual admissions from ukrainian officials that their celebrating attacks on the mahdi and government forces which are upholding the legitimate government which assistant russian forces from the wagner group. we've seen them a lot each, an open the allied with the tour, a group of the 2 or a group are also a light in turn fit very in a fair use and dangerous at west an intel link groups as well. so this is just again, it's where you know, what this is useful ports out of russia. it's also, you know, the ukrainians themselves admitting this,

which is exceptionally important. it's how the listen. official spice is the fact that the rebels received the necessary information that allowed them to conduct a successful operation against the russian war criminals. the whole world has already seen this in principle. this can be commended on. we certainly will not disclose in details, but let's say there will be a continuation. i mean, if that isn't the admission, i'm not sure why it is so taken in the context of the desperate situation, the bottle field situation on the ground. this talk of escalation is talk of as striking, deep into russia. it seems you credit is getting more and more desperate to inflict any kind of suffering. we are predominantly on the, the civilian population of russia. i can discuss this issue with international affairs and security on the list mock slip with a dog's b right now. walk is good to have you. do i be now ukraine savings to think they using terrorist will change the situation on the battlefield. now what it really to,

well, i don't, i don't think it's going to change the body of the situation on the battlefield at all. i'm not sure that the camera dream thinks it will either. it's just the sign of desperation, but all of this is actually not new at all. and the western press has been in full acknowledgment for years. the cambridge human ukraine has long recruited g hottest. 5 of, of well hobbyist and as long as the extraction to fight, not just russia, but previously from 2014, up until 2022 in the ukrainian civil conflict. and this was reported on by, in, with the western media openly and on them. so but a very, a n t russian journalist reported in the us publication the daily beast in 2017, 5 years before the russian intervention and the ukranian civil conflict. about the

calvary james, recruiting and using the chic months or battalion. the chic months or battalion is formed of g hottest of chechen georgia in judge and a and f new cities from the north is caucus, this region of russia that had openly slots for our uses in syria. this was admitted, they're quite proud of the training they got with isis. they were very open about this. this was discussed openly in a western publication and they were fighting a long side and doing photo ops together with the right sector. that is g hottest and they underwrite fascist, neo nazis posing together and fighting together against what we're then east ukrainians. now these people in the don boss region identify as russians, but this has been reported on since then in 2020, uh,

the 2020 to 2020 the 3 again about the sheep ones or battalion, but others as well, including the jo card to die if battalion another battalion of the same extraction . these are all fighters who previously slot for isis and or hyatt to hear all sean, which even the us as admitted is al qaeda. in fact, in the, the most recent episode that you discussed earlier with these ukrainian officials going to live in syria and discussing with hyatt here all shop they wanted the release of the terrorist omar al shawnee, who previously fought for isis, was a rather high rank. the isis member, and even the u. s. a. list him as an international terrorist. well he's, he's got some cache and another rich extreme is to use the fight for isis. they have been held in captivity by hired to here. i'll show them. i'll try to because

isis and i'll kind of fell out years ago, the ukrainians offered to train the to trade them some 75 drones in return for the release of the g hottest. so they could also come to ukraine and, and fight for the key averaging. now obviously 75, g hottest is not going to change the course of the conflict, but i think it shows increasingly of all of the desperation and the willingness to fight with anyone. and anyone jihad is neo nazis? it doesn't make any difference. as long as they are willing to kill russian. now, earlier ukrainian trail had already been seen in this a hell as well, where he cooperated with the rebel groups in the fight against mommy and government forces backed by the russian back in a group. how appropriate is the cooperation with such groups for a country in your view as well? um, it's not like it hasn't been done before. we'll just say that the us has,

well now, like with jihad is around the world that with a, i'll call you to affiliates in libya when they were over throwing the libyan government in, in, in syria. um, uh, the us, the united kingdom uh, saudi arabia, the g c. c at the time were all um arming uh, tens of thousands of g hottest of international extraction. i mean, and we're talking literal, head shopping, suicide bombing jihad, as in their attempt to overthrow the syrian government in which, in 2015, russia also entered the conflict. so while of course, it is deplorable, it is odious. it is, you know, the act, you know, that you would think is the definition of a rogue state. unfortunately, it's not just the key. every shame, the west itself has had this practice for years. and if you take

a wider look at us practices, they employed death, squads, right wing dest squads in central and south america. jihad is from libya, to syria, to afghanistan, as far back as the 19 seventy's and eighty's. it is, it is their practice to, to use proxies of any type of extremist views, an audiology, as long as they believe it beats their short term g, a political goals of fighting their opponents. all right. what impact will this have on ukraine's international standing? i, i, i don't think it will actually have any impact on, on ukraine's international standing. unfortunately, i think the lines are already drawn right. are africa, the rest of the world outside the west has long refused to participate in the west, existential economic war of sanctions against russia. and since then,

i think the african states attitudes toward the uh, the, the, the, uh, the average him, the west back here regime. and ukraine is only hard and particularly with the results of, of, uh, these, uh, latest outrage uh, by uh, arming uh and, and training g hottest and the hell in, in molly and elsewhere. uh, but i think the battle lines are already drawn. the west has never shied away from using z hottest, even if they won't actually admit, or they're quite obviously doing. and the rest of the world has already long, you know, sided against, at least with their neutrality. which, you know, with considering the u. s. as agreed, just the use of the global uh, economic and financial system as a weapon. you know, it is the best that can be expected. i.