the the new daily report and the rejects the washington's proposal to join sanctions against all t. also, the us took unprecedented action targeting on that for us troops complete the withdrawal from nisha, often more than a decade of failed anti terror emissions in africa. sa, home region. also it had another question of allowing the green energy into stripe pressure with these weapons. it is a question of deciding whether or not a native country could be directly involved in the military conflict. on the brink of world war 3 months ago, issues a stock warning to the west, the gangs allowing kids to use native supplies, long range missiles to phone russia, the

hello and welcome. you're watching the weekly with the latest world news update along with around that. but the stories the shapes, the week is good to have you with us. when the has reportedly refused to sanction all t off, the washington said it wasn't welcome. so to move by new delhi and do the officials that propose, they said they do not follow, you know, last will measures imposed without un approval is comes off divided administration . so the legal action against off the alleged and election meddling, the on that work has been night or during the me in the studio is all teeth. ramon calls are rough and long thanks for coming in. so it's this, don't, this thing, isn't it because it's been 2 and a half years since we were shutting down essentially in the west, we were taken away from the, the tv screens. and now the us has suddenly a list of these sanctions on, on networking, as i was trying to convince other countries to do the same one more. can you tell us? well, absolutely. well, 1st of all, i'm going to say about the india is response to this. cindy is basically showing

the rest of the world, the fact that the gauging the freedom of speech in any and freak is not as clues if affairs of the united states and the countries can actually have think for themselves in this case, which india has definitely a show and so this allegedly response, now yours is basically it with the sanctions. us is basically admitting to their own failure to eliminate free speech here in russia. ed will r t in general. well, us is moving quite fast after announcing the sanctions there. the state department is now on this road show in the rest of the world to feel all these countries, you know, turn off hard to you don't listen to r. t follow are sanctions. you know, they're doing, it's in the, their own diplomatic way. but of course, this is out of order for many countries where his nomination is telling them what to do. now, there was an article by an engine reporter in,

in india and media. and the reporter is suggesting that the oval office is actually pressuring a new jelly to follow suit and follow their actions against the archie that here's what's the embassy spokesperson in you. the, the for the united states had said, take a listen to this. the governments of the united states, the 1st to the government of india and the governments of other countries to make their own determination of and accreditation procedures for these entities. the us would welcome all countries and taking similar actions as the united states government has. now of course, this speech comes uh right after the united states flaps a fresh round of sanctions against the arts, the well state department and the rest of the people that spoke about sanctions.

they're claiming that our global broadcasts are spreading. this dangerous matters eve of course, so they were also saying that the staff here at r t are nothing short of us. i, if you will. but you know, you have to listen to it carefully to actually try and extract all those. well, a times ridiculous things, but of course the sanctions are serious and the sanctions are meant to limits financial resources for r c. but, you know, one thing when it's coming just from one country, from the united states, and that has been happening for the last 2 and a half years, nevertheless. so people are still watching us all over the world. but one thing of the dinner by themselves, but they're forcing the rest of the world to follow suit just because they said so without any kind of explanation or anything like that. let's hear from the head of

the us state department right now. a russian reputation dis, information to subvert and polarized, freeing up in society extends to every part of the world. in response today, the united states, united kingdom and canada, are launching a launching a joints diplomatic campaign to rally allies and partners around the world to join us in addressing the threat posed by r. t and other machinery of russian just information and corporate influence. each government, of course, is going to decide how it responds to this threat. but we are, is every, every partner to start by treating or these activities as they do other intelligence activities by russia within their borders. so apparently a new delhi is just one of those countries that is being pressured by washington's to establish the sanctions against artsy. but you know, what's the in the, i had already said, you know what, washington, none of your business and not this time, but least that's the way things stand right now. i'm not sure where the diplomatic

road show of washington will take them next, but certainly it's failed very in india at this point in time. but, you know, in general, it's really strange. peculiar way, you know, artsy, our network is perceived as such as such a threats by, uh, uh, washington, the of the filings this couple of 2 and a half years ago. nevertheless, people are still watching us. and uh, but you know, what, on the other hand, perhaps it's not surprising at all, but judging by their, by their own words, they're saying, you know what, because of ard, see the narrative on ukraine is not like, we want the rest of the world to proceed that we're, we're in, you crave, last in years. yours truly was there to and it's our narrative, our true stories that made the world i perceive the ukrainian conflicts a closer an accidents and what is actually happening there. so the r t is

quite effective on what's happening in the field and then what's been happening with special minutes reparation. and that was echoed by the us officials as well. think of this, you've asked question for matt, for months and months about, you know, the global south and why there is not more support for ukraine in this part of the middle east, or that part of latin america or this part of africa. well, one of the reasons not the only reason, but one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated real number one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t. we're proud again to just information and the lies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. i mean it, this moves it by the us to expect to other countries around the world to follow its

lead. is hardly surprising, isn't it? we've already, we've seen, you know, countries of the global south in particular, pressured by um, the west before. what can you tell us about that? absolutely. this is not the 1st time. i don't think this is surprising to anyone who has been in the news of the last couple of decades or so that the united states are always trying to vig saved their will to other countries. and it, you know, if it doesn't work, what's the united state? well, united states do. they creates sanctions. they silence those with a defense. they saw uninstall us with a difference, a point of view. of course, in this particular case, the united states would want nothing more than for the rest of the world to say, yes, we condemned russia to come to martine, that's what it looks like. and i've 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. well, uh, there we go, tribes of pressure the rest of the world. but like i said, a little bit earlier in the had already said that you know, what's washington, this is none of your business and know what's the rest of the global life self. all of those countries, they're not given in either. the said, you know what, just to remind you of washington, we do have our own position, our own interest. take a look at this. we are not neutral from the very beginning. we have taken sides, and we have chosen the side of peace. and we want to continue to engage with these

counseling funding bases of that we try to respect, but we're going to not to tell us what to do. and we expect to do as not to tell us what it to fox chests and that no one should have any doubt that will make our decision within the framework of strategic wisdom and equity. so you see uh, the aging of the level of the freedom of speech is not different than not an exclusive affair to the united states. and of course, this is another representation of, for multi polarity that rushes driving in data is really good to see, isn't at these levels of countries having the own voice independent from anybody else's way to get to the remote. and thanks for coming in a historian and unplug costs the object chump that says there's no reason for leading global sales countries to join the american crack down the russian media initials like china, india logic,

nations that are more independent absorbed. and i don't think there was exceed of those nations getting, having then also participated in binding or the for example being over the event that india has refused to go along with lifting sanctions on the show. well, very good reason we have no reason to go that and we have extra excellent click into that. i feel why should we go along with that? so i don't think any of the parties, but, and i think the focus is, is astounding. it's, it's very even the new york times, the washington post of the voice of america in the past. when i was a kid in the eighty's, i used to, i don't remember the voice of america transmissions board. gus, it's all propaganda. all news is propaganda in one sense, all the other for to, to claim that the us is, is, uh uh, you know, different from everyone else. i mean, it's a democracy and it's, it's the, the be starting on top of the hill, the shining, the light on that as a board. it's hypocritical, beeble exactly what the americans do. everybody does that with the claim of the us, the use of, of media outlets are exempt from this. they are totally of entirely independent.

it's, i think it's actually invisible, it's lovable alia. all think that it's her and she is called limited on us authorization. so we've been working with russia's intelligent services coating pertains, completes nonsense, which is cool. it's very easy to promote freedom of speech and practice said when it's only your speech that counts and no one else's. what's even more i'm using is that they choose organizations of collaborating with intelligence services, which implies we're some kind of intelligence unit ourselves. that's absolutely nonsense. we're not any part of the intelligence services. perhaps we would like to be. maybe we could hide better if that were the case, but we've learned differently were journalists and we continue to do our journalistic work. and on our website we go, i think used to be the full on something us a solves on, on network. and if you'd like to wait and you're welcome to do so in the comment section, where you definitely wouldn't be censored for disagreeing with any west,

the narratives. freedom of speech from russia with love on, on to come to the and now the developments us troops scrambling to find a new base of operations in west africa off to the deadline. so that withdrawal from nisha expired today, they were shutting the door following 11 years of washington's failure. it was to bring security to the san whole region as on seasonal as a congress explained. with a close off, you is a base one, a one me name me and completion of this withdrawal from a base to one. i got this, we are seeing the loss us troops leaving these even to a to, to move in a day to present to you is tried haul to keep the pro maxima gap in use with the j open even put you off naming last july, the vin says a to, but that was not enough for the government, preoccupied with its own survival. and the fact that the you is so which these a little respect to split the government to revolt with a 2012 agreement which it revealed was the secret documents not endorsed by the

public. that allowed the who is to operate today as the law for inform, the arrival of the american delegation did not respect diplomatic practices. in fact, it was unilateral by note verbale, that the american government informed the nigerian government of the date of arrival and the composition of its delegation as well as the nigerian authorities to be met without any clarification as to the purpose of its visit. it is therefore, out of courtesy and following our age old tradition of welcome and hospitality that the government received, the american delegation, high ranking state department officials when tennessee with typical imperial attitudes afflicted them on democracy and to bond is that the cut over links with the russian government also accused the most having secret deals with the wrong to solve uranium, but z a suited its rights as a free suffering nation. while the nigerian government regrets,

the desire of the american government to deny the sovereign nigerian people the right to choose their partners within the types of partnership capable of helping them to truly fight against terrorism. the significantly affected u. s. z o strategic position. as me see, it was the only country in west africa. we've had a military prisons now withdrawing entirely. the u. s. is losing its surveillance capable. let's see. as a capacity to projects, how was something the power to struggle to save while back tracking on these threats to these even need is following the proof. our economic and security partnership with the share which is significant. hundreds of millions of dollars depends on the continuation of the democratic governance and constitutional order that has been disrupted. let me be very, very clear that support isn't clear jeopardy. we won't be good for this with new. sure. again. and the cnsp must also be a good politician to us. in our discussions,

i confirmed the incentive the united states to review security and development corporation in fees. as we see berkeley as the santa speed takes actions. this menu, ongoing crises. and this, the house shows that traditional instruments of wisdom involvement and no longer adequate to respond to the challenges in africa. and the u. s. is african strategy just as work. and instead of fixing this strategy, they just keep leaving as is the recent team remarks, that effort comes efforts to promote peace and advocates. i've been distorted by the russian and chinese misinformation regarding the aides of us after coming home . a lot of my efforts to be able to come in alignment with some of these african countries on how we're going to approach the challenges have been distorted through misinformation or this information. untruths of what us africa command was trying to do with a particular country. that is washington actually know what it's doing in africa

because powerful sentences, of tacitly admitted that they hadn't even known the extent of us involvement to see in the 1st place. i didn't know there was 1000 troops in nature. this is an endless war without boundaries, no limitation on time or geography. we don't know exactly where we're at in the world militarily and what we're doing. and this is feeling and even difficult arguments that the u. s one to rough. a facilities for militant east limits vine is in africa, rose by 20 percent from 92002022223000. last year. reaching a re could leave a little facilities that's according to the african center. this shows almost a doubling. indeed, since treat teaching to one and a 100000 percent, some since the period of 20022003. the one that is pertaining to actually ways to come back to resume, particularly within the newly formed alliance of the health states and joined if

it's with monte anderson, a fossil the p is new, she has finally realized. washington's approach on the african continent has failed . and is now replacing it with clouds that actually what the reports are managing the nato late is a said to allow kids to use western supplies missiles to strike deep into russia. the books top military advised by his claims such a move is justified militarily. there is a good reason to do that, to weaken the enemy, to weaken its logistical lines, fuel and munition that comes to the front. that is what you want to stop if at all possible. so there is a good military reason why you should do that. there is a legal ground to do that. most go has won't have serious repercussions if nato is applied to long range. missiles are used to hit russia and the you, when the cons, reason, voice, that's such a move would explicitly mean nato has direct involvements in the conflicts and be

a declaration of war. here's what brought them appears inside some days ago about the situation. this is for this, there is an attempt to substitute concepts and find 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 any 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. you know. meanwhile, the us secretary of state on poland, spar minnesota, unloading by the current restrictions being listed on you for in using that weapons . both those top diplomatic voice supports for the us initiative. so i think it

alleged throughout from russia. well, tony blink and also help the countries around pop in funds for his military is calling us about this bending over 4 percent of gdp of 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, totally published space is regularly breached by russian drugs and massage last year. russian christmas oh travelled through the 2 sides of poland and landed 10 kilometers from my house. so i believe we should do something about to preempt with both german olsa and we'll correspondence homeless, right. both sides of the west is playing with fire and risk and the outbreak of world war 3. the country is at war with the us and, and russia helps them to strike us territory. i think that would not be a discussion with the rush as part of this was. so i think i think the west is already active part of the war for

a long time because for international law and we have this from the exports of the german goodness, tucker driven problem, and even sharing intelligence data, operate of data and toes. data is already participation of the war. this, the rest is risking this escalation. um, i'm afraid that might be a rational reaction with which the west doesn't like. and then we have coming really in a, in a really process of, of escalation steps. and whether we find a way out before they are there, well, i'm thinking what would happen? i don't know the really the west test to think whether it's worse towards a world war, the real hard world war. because of all these questions we have here, um attacking rush, it was a long range west of weapons which technically pushing us right wouldn't be managed and programmed by what? by west and by nature, sol, just as i think a step which is yeah, the final one at which the, the russians were, the russians will react with what they didn't do until now to russians and baffled

cost equation way. ukraine has lost more than 300 soldiers and 22 on the vehicles just over the past 24 hours. that's according to the russian defense ministry. it saves kids total casualties and says, thoughts of it's possible to invasion last month. as the pos, $13000.00 troops, the russian army is counter attacking on the ground, the most gro was when his 1st age of itself was cruise carrying out emissions to strike ukrainian forces inside. because region, the defense industry stays several talk, isn't being hit and destroyed. and during these latest sorties, despite the ongoing hostilities, locals and the cost region have cost the balance, and this week gave a national election. and following the votes, the acting governor and candidate from the united russia party alexi smirnoff has been elected for a 5 year term. he won 2 thirds of the votes, the head of russia's federal towns. though his science, the locals of being baffled region for exercising the classic rights in such

conditions, did his love look at this, i would like to say special verbs of gratitude to the residents of the course region. there really showed courage and the high spot relative to the country to the native land. and vice in my opinion, is the best response to the aggression of the armed forces of ukraine, planned and directed by the west. and the people of course proved that they cannot be frightened or broken in the pool, but for some of the locals, they went to vote and said they trust the russian military to keep them safe that of anybody else. i was not afraid to vote because i have confidence in our defenders in our air defense forces. yes, it will be hold on each. i live 15 kilometers from the borders in our village. everyone voted to, despite the situation at the border, most of the course region is completely safe. so it did not affect the elections in any way. we were not afraid to vote in the elections. we are safe,

the head of the region had to be elected even in such difficult times. if anybody's option should, i am not afraid of anything at all. i even asked to be taken to the front, but due to my age, they didn't take me. we in course have nobody to fear the is where the prime minister has promised with holly ation for a young man, the attack on this sensual positive as well as also be here based by the hypersonic ballistic missile, which the ideas failed to intercept benjamin netanyahu also reminded the medicine group that as well as charging a heavy price, but any attempts to home them according to the idea of the missile landed in an open area with no casualties reported in the incidents mean wallet, who's the spokes ponds and labeled the launch a success saying that the knowledge to cover a distance of a 2000 kilometers an 11 minutes forcing 2000000 is waiting the fleet to show to his heels. i will one day as well as at this fly cuz i need to get

a all the alias is really enemies should expect more strikes and i've come and special operations as we approach the 1st anniversary of the blast october 7th operation. these include responses to its criminal aggression on the city of data and continued support corporations for the press posting and people. this week, so memorial services for a 26 years old turkish american activist who was killed with a shot to the head by the id s and the west bank. hundreds down to the palestinian city of na bluestone monday to pay that loss tribute is to i tional ag headphones. it was wrapped in a flag of palestine before being sent on to tack. yes, i should know, had been protesting the expansion of orthodox jewish settlements, which displaced locals on september. the 6th, with the idea of ideas on the open fire and was supposed to tie as being done and long story. it was the same but i, i know they cover very high precision. uh she was standing there. she was

a specialty. she was there, managed to have all the time targeted targeted her even if you are the olympics champions of stone flooring, you wouldn't make half that distance disability, the message. and the message is that no resistance to is really colonialism will be tolerated. and they know that they will not be held accountable. and they know that because no one holds them accountable, it is the same booted that it uses to perpetuate in genocide, we'd complete impunity in. gotcha. and would you say as long as she knows funeral, which was held on sauces a and he took his coastal associated deed in the country. it's just as a minister said on career has long since. so an invest investigation into a deadly incidence. and this being welcomes by the victims, vomiting evictions. okay. see what i learned is that our government has not given

up on this senseless murder and has opened up an investigation that was very happy . i hope for the same from the american government as well. she is a citizen of that country, therefore, the american government also has a responsibility wherever in the world there is injustice, oppression, or the killing of one of its citizens. america swoops in like the eagle and assembled them. but when it comes to israel, there can be an effort to overlook things. hundreds gathered, indeed in the family home of i should know is get aged, a turkish american, do a citizen that was shot and killed by is really forces in the west bank in the palestinian territories. now, this is a topic that has been the attention of the turkish media as well as the locals, as well as policy makers throughout the country. and one of the fundamental talking points has been that the fact that i should know is the age. it was a us national, the fact that the united states has not shown the support that many assumed us national would receive, has become

a great talking point. but more importantly is the rhetoric that was discussed. the is really mandatory issues statement suggesting that the killing of i should know it was an accident that she was killed by rick is a fire or that is really military sauce. forces essentially fired upon a boot that they deemed threatening and provocative in the west bank during a protest. protesting illegal is rarely settlements, however, and there are a number of rhetoric and new statements and information that is arise, suggesting that that was not the case. we understand that the bullet that entered ation was sco went in a straight and linear line, not indicated of which is a fire or something that would constitute an accident. on the contrary, the bullet entered her school, killing her instantly. video footage also arise from the events of that day, suggesting that she was 100 or 200 meters away from the scene at the time of these 400 meters away from these really cypress that shorter and killed. there's also a witness. testimonies, her friends have travelled from the united states and different parts of the world to her family, home into them, to show their support. to i should know is, this is

a, this is a talking point that has gotten many interested for many different reasons. one of them is, of course, the fact i think is really military and these really government is killing people indiscriminately read as done in 2003. rachel corrie was killed by the israeli defense forces in a very similar matter. we understand in 2022 american palestinian journalist showing up the was killed by his really military forces. it seems that because really military was tearing off these attacks, killing national, some different parts of the world indiscriminately. but when it comes to the united states, of course, there's a different rhetoric and sentiments involved is over the course of the past few years. the united states has express outrage. but when it came to the case of bison, who is a, just the dual national and the us citizen, the outrage just was not there. and more importantly, the church government says that they are doing everything in their power to ensure that i should know is it does receive justice. those responsible are brought to justice. they're investigating this incident particularly and there are.