the most of the the moscow accuses washington and london of bogging down the investigation of the north stream pipeline sabotage process says the west is trying to cover its trucks. israel bombs 11 on for a forced day in a row and claims. these are precise strikes on the capital city they roots and american support helps as well to continue its dudley operations. the lebanese law make our every monday, not in an exclusive interview with our to the utilize the u. s. 8 and so forth and definitely guards. and the, this allows more or is it a to continue the?

i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international live in moscow. but it's now been exactly 2 years since the nordstrom gas pipelines were sabotaged, and the culprits are still at large. russian intelligence is now accused of washington and london of orchestrating of this information campaign over the attack . moscow says the west is trying to cover its tracks, bringing the investigation to a standstill, and it's all by design. since 2022, washington and london have been systematically trying to remove the topic of the node stream sabotage from the international information agenda. the russian foreign intelligence service has information about the decision taken in the united states and great britain to implement on the eve of the next style of the 3 of the blast. this information campaign to cover up the true purpose of the sabotage and its organizes. we got to remember the context image this all occurred. i mean,

essentially the whole narrative from the west around these a tax on that orange stream. i remember this is the biggest piece of energy infrastructure. probably ever built in europe. billions worth how to issue the environmental impact. first of all, you know, do we have green parties and governments all over europe who weren't shouting about the vast echo, you know, uh ecological dis, out of the how the whole narrative has been almost comedic. the 1st it was russia that did it. we were told yeah. rush of home. yeah. yeah. instead like, you know like rush it belongs its own nuclear power stations about sure. i also decided not to turn off the top of this multi $1000000000.00 scheme, which is exceptionally valuable to rush on to europe, of course. yeah. and then it was you claim the and then this is the latest, the pedals narrative was that it was basically a bunch of the ukrainians who got together over a few beer. yeah, they got drunk. right. let's get out on a small sail boat. so, but, you know, say 870 to 80 meters below the one the most surveilled seas in the world. very

hazardous conditions. and that's plant vast amounts of explosives on the concrete, in case pipelines. but it's worse than hollywood. it's was still in hollywood. it's a badly written comedy script. you know, i don't remember it was something interesting the mike lynch's you off, which was 60 meters below the sea. we had the italian investigation of we're finding it very difficult to operate at these depths. this is the target navy. yeah . but the credit is managed in a rowing boat after a couple of beers to head down to the bottom of the baltic sea again to most of a of see on earth and below these pipelines of according to the version being circulated, a certain team of divers on some schooner laid a huge amount of explosives at a considerable depth and completely blew up the gas pipeline. this version is hard to believe it's more likely to entertain. then sound convincing. most goes on alone and seeking the full truth behind the nordstrom, sabotage and questioning western legend investigations. how many may i know that how many european countries french austrians was invested billions in the

construction? it wasn't just a russian pipeline. it was a russian european and pipeline. yeah, this is a critical of critical importance when you examined the reality of the serious side of this. remember, the impact of severing your if your opinion just for you the hard on the which is in germany, from cheap, accessible, clean, unreliable, russian energy has had a vast impact on the economies of europe. i don't the day to day lies of order. europeans are missing and the new british government cutting as payments to pensioners for their heating bills rights. that's because any of those are going through the roof this where the such an issue in germany. the key issue a jeremy, of course, is heavy industry. heavy industry was reliant on gas and again, the maxim after the 2nd one more, you know, keep the russians out, keep the germans down, keep the americans in. it's all part of that very strange reality. this is all happening now. and you've got great companies to fast industrial giants like volkswagen sales looking for the 1st time in their existence about severing jobs.

audi, german heavy industry is tv on the brink of what is being called an economic collapse . and the lack of cheap energy is got a lot to do with it now. and besides heavy industry, we've also got some countries in europe who still maintain some sovereignty of opinion. at least i'm one of those is hungry. i'm hungry at the home gary in the farm is to also have something interesting to say of them. certainly is that after 2 years, no one has to say no seriously was addition to place. i mean, because the sole goal investigations which are going on there are other, you know, funding what kind of perception you have the most logical, which allows things like this to happen without any kind of consequences. it seems obvious that everyone knows what happened to that. you know, we had a lot of us love sikorsky very quickly after this happened to time to us. i mean, how it works. could that be that? and so the deleting it, i mean, we all know that the elephant in the room here, you know, is wearing a stars and stripes. the overcoat. yeah. but it seems the victims are adamant that

they just want this all to go away. is the client that nobody wants of the last is a weapon, ising, the energy agenda to gain and unfair advantage. that's the message from president vladimir putin speaking of the ongoing russian energy week here in moscow. city just was really, historically the main elements of the global energy market infrastructure have become concentrated in the hands of the west. the things that along with technology form a kind of platform for the global energy industry, wisdom relates, believed that they could cut off access to these services to countries that were not politically favorable to them. so as to put them supposedly on the margins of progress. but in fact, to simply squeeze them out of the market, i think that many people will agree with me that all these tools i use primarily as tools of unfair competition. the modem is obvious. the west does not want competition because it cannot cope with it. it often loses in

a fair fight and resorts to discrimination, presenting it under the mask of imaginary bureau, atlantic, solidarity fight for human rights and so on. there are many predicts, but what happens in the end by closing access to its platform, the west has only supported the development of alternative solutions. the focus here is definitely working towards becoming more self sufficient, move or productive with partners who have each other's best interests at heart, which is why russia is working on expanding international energy corporation. how by developing transport, legs rel, infrastructure coming up with efficient and independent financial mechanisms, for example. now russia is also working on helping is partners that she's technological software and see something that we've heard from them today that they're very grateful for. and they so that, that's one of the main and key differences between doing business with russia versus the watch that their relationship here is one of the benefits of both

parties, which is again, why we assume increased interests and ricks for example. and why we again heard that this will, of course, change the global power dynamics. even though it has already been said many times, the modern world has entered an era of fundamental, irreversible changes. a multiple, a model of development has taken shape, which launches a new wave of global growth for the entire 21st century. and this growth will not be concentrated in europe on north america. of course, the fundamentals of the european economy, the american economy. a very serious and powerful and they are of course, functioning and will continue to function is breaking path would be long, but still the main growth will be concentrated and not in europe in north america. but in the bricks, countries and those states that want to join our association by the end of 2023, the g 7, sharing global gdp felt a 30 percent. while the share of breaks rose to 36 percent and the pace is increasing, the gap is widening. the leaders in terms of growth rates will be the states of the so called global self routes,

and also added that the government to be working on updating its energy strategy both for the local market as well as for the international one of course, always maintaining a fair and balanced approach. also including when it comes to energy because he said it's very important to ensure a smooth transition that doesn't come up the expense of any country. it's something that he noticed is exactly what's happening in the last. what he says that they're using the climate change agenda. suppose neil colonialist practices, which is again why we've heard from so many people here today that they appreciate football says the rich and these are sentiments that were echoed plus several ministers who were here today. policy makers, leaders of major companies from all around the world. you want to make sure that their voices are heard and amplified on the international stage with russia's help . well, as far as that goes up to host next months brooks summit, $34.00 countries have expressed a desire to enter the organization. turkey is the 1st that natal members seeking to

join the block, which is given the g 7 a run for its money. a high ranking turkish patriotic party later how con, topical lou has even suggested the nation might leave the us led military alliance . my colleague research i spoke with him earlier in the last years, a less 4 or 5 or 10 years. let's say in target start to move from west to east. i think it is. i mean the, with their neighbors, russia, iraq, syria, you're trying to make sense, right? brings represents something reeks, not representing any a math and science list, or the c. as a research represents the escalating world escalate the values in the world and it gives representing dental legislation. if you

are going to be the man grow rigs, then you will have to accept something. this acceptance a will represent that you are going to leave names all. okay. i mean, i think you make a very fair point that i missed the top crew, but obviously bricks is not a military organization out as nato is. but i think you make a good point in identifying brooks as what, what i like to call them. they don't arise asian coalition, and as, as he rightly said, as he rightly said, total has been a native member since 1952. but what kind of problems has total experience being within the nato blog, the districts leaving too many with recruits a yes, not always. that means it's really organization breaks is nothing but it's organization. the tar keys place is map in west the turkeys plays is in east in asia. yeah. that's why a is

a attractive, as it said, must not only attractive this, but it's in the last 4 to k b in a breaks the majority, people to get the guess deserves know that west is not all l i not our friend. west is all a and i'm the german green party comes up sure and fails to secure its place and to regional elections dealing a major blow to the ruling coalition. they are known for pushing the unpopular position that berlin needs to spend more on ukraine at the expense of their own energy needs. are to contribute to rachel. mars done brings us the details of the election result on sunday. and brandenburg is a testament to the deepest crisis that party has faced in a decade. changes needed a fresh start is needed. it is time to place the faith of this party in new hands for talking about the green light and shots as traffic light coalition,

whose yellow centrist have already said a few days ago. they're thinking of taking their whopping one percent of the boat and billing owner. all these other losers, not like soldiers. social democrats are doing much better though. they may have finished 1st by a hair against the right wing. they f. d and brandenburg. but the personally popular premier avoided shots like the plague in the whole campaign in terms. yeah . and saxony schultz is s p d squared in the single digits amid an anti establishment search, particularly on the right. so there's been some prominent green's initials, this cabinet who's shining performances. you could say have been front and center for voters to take into account before they had to the ballot box. first step is the minister of economy and vice chancellor robert had back now famous for trying to stick it to put in by bragging about his own short showers while apparently failing to realize that germany's economy couldn't survive on them. yeah, sure cold showers of probably ecological but so is living in the stone age,

which is the direction that germany has been heading without affordable russian energy off to the us. germany is the largest donor in absolute numbers, but we also see that the willingness to support kids in the us and europe is not increasing. for me, this means that germany must mobilize additional capabilities. germany and other countries must say, what can be done must be done now. so this guy be calling me minister and the economy is taking because of their misguided ukraine policies with the germans, u. d. p gram, downgraded to a whopping 0 percent for this year by the munich, based info institute. you think the greens would be busy developing all their efforts right now trying to get wind, then sun to power? europe's economic engine. is that right from the get go and the onset of the conflict in ukraine, that really wasn't their focus, nor was germany, apparently, judging by this other high profile green, the minister of foreign affairs. if i give the promise to people in ukraine,

we stand with you as long as you need us. then i want to deliver no matter what my german vote a thing, but i want to deliver to the people of ukraine. german motor seems really impressed with all these efforts to seduce ukraine. no point in trying to fight a love affair. if somebody wants to take off and go, try to seduce somebody else. hey, what do you do? right? but nagging does tend to get their attention, especially at the ballot box, which is why suddenly schultz is talking like he's just realized that his dalliance with ukraine versus costing him his relationship with german voters slow but doesn't suit. i think this is the moments when we have to discuss how we can reach peace in this conflict quicker than it currently seems possible. it is important that we definitely hold in the peace conference, and it must also involve for russia and german farmers had spent weeks protesting in the streets and blocking roads with their tractors and trucks earlier this year . well, schultz lane, the right wing for it instead of blaming the cheap you for any and products loving

the you and german markets. the same right way that trounced his tardy into recent state elections and the main stream german press has been pointing out recently that this is still an ongoing problem. all this stuff with the farmers in germany, would you creating, getting a free pass on all the regulatory quality and food safety measures by which the german farmers are forced to abide and probably for good reason. it used to be that if you didn't give you create a free pass even against your own self interest, then you may as well just pack up and move to moscow all ready to join your kremlin, hijacked? mine, that's clearly already over there. guess all these respected german media outlets had better pack their bags, then the logic of key of is reversed. it just wants the current indirect western participation in the war to become direct. it is the daily bread of ukrainian politics to warn the west, not to take any of russia's red lines seriously. in view of the 10s budget

situation, it is unclear exactly how much money germany will provide for military support to ukraine in 2025. how could this financing change, and why is their criticism surrounding it? so it looks like salts as traffic lights, risk being reduced to just a big red stop sign, largely because of the follow in germany from his government's ukraine, policies and well being left standing there and holding a big red stop sign is probably not a great look for schultz heading into next year's federal election on gary, an journalist and a political activist email as birth says german people clearly want peace while they are politicians, ignore popular opinion and beat the drums of war. the opportunity if anything, body elections into india and saxony have already shown that the color coalition, popularly known as the traffic lights, ends. here people are tired of illegal mass migration. this marginal fascism do not

forget about the meaning of for war. which comes primarily from the greens and from sorrows. anton house writer. we see this in political leaders and of course instruct zimmerman over the f. d p. the old want to more. they have learned nothing from history and do not understand the soul of the people. neither the germans nor the russians, one more the one friendship. they need unity history. she would have taught us that and we are currently witnessing changes. people realize that they are being controlled by criminals, insects, any intervention here. and now in brandenburg the greens also realize this, but the pressure became so strong that the greens were to alex enough to injure you from the regional parliament and now from brandenburg. so people are not stupid. people want peace with russia. well now to the middle east where the idea of

says it has eliminated the hezbollah air force commander during a straight on they roots, the militant group has not commented on whether mohammed who was science or has in fact been killed earlier. hezbollah did confirm that 2 bits, senior commanders were assassinated along with 14 others in previous strikes. is really prime minister says as far as, as well press on with the assault on 11 on during the flight, i approve the illumination of the head of the unmanned aerial vehicle unit and other things. and he was eliminated my policy. our policy is clear, we are continuing to strike has below with full force, and we will not stop until we reach all our goals, chief among them to secure return of northern residents to their homes. the idea of claims to be carrying out precise strikes but loving is official, say civilians are being targeted is running more planes, launched several missiles, causing an explosion in an apartment building and they routes the southern suburb, a part of the killing it to people as well has been bombing 11 on for a 4th day in

a row with the death toll rising to at least 569 and more than 1800 wound at according to local officials. the escalation began last week when mobile could communication devices exploded across level non killing dozens and wounding thousands more. money is lawmaker abraham and them now spoke to archie about the consequences of the as really a tax and the current humanitarian situation in the air country. it seemed a huge monitoring prices. the is there a is a fact that homes with no tyler motors or trees with no discrimination between the, the military officers below and disobedience. right now we are facing a huge amount of people and as you know, our government and our country has sort of the been facing economic crisis. and we were not able to unfortunately, mobilize property sources to accommodate these needs. and the situation is very,

very, it could take it on the go, because you have people as being on the streets, people are going without any destination. we are facing a huge crisis and all because is that a has decided to escalate. it's a good action against them and these people and ways of what i guess and if it needs to be put up with us in this situation. unfortunately, i mean, we are sitting facing this oh, this guy says without any prospects of a solution, political solutions of domestic solution that good to go to that of the ceasefire or the escalation when we can, i please have a video to be able to beat and be with these a huge humanitarian issues with facing as far as i know that 1830 going to national the, to even a to from the national institution has been very limited. um i, i know because in make it we, we have to pay or we have not received the i'm basically and, and deal we have available and we have not received the any document that he made

so far. i think it has been very limited. the in the and their support for the time being, maybe it's the government, the lack of the consistency or federal off. maybe it's the international did not provide much, but what we know is that you didn't receive and we are, we are in the, there is a huge demand for these imitating aids, whoever it is, home is near america, the science or ability. uh, allow me uh, any arms defensible as a back to age and how well disability and i know, you know, so many of the don't even know that the vocational for is bundled. so how are you able to know if you need to evacuate or not? some people who are taken by surprise, some people, people who don't trust the is the easiest messages they are targeting anyways the. ringback the, the disability and because it seems to me that isn't a, in the way they see it, that we give you a warning, and this is the way to evacuate the south for them to increase that i could push and then to add to alleviate this possibly responsibility of the else

discriminating between the civilians on non civilians and this way they can have mass destruction for uh, for a whole area. i mean, uh they even, you know, we've seen some type of good thing for them and believe that, you know, they targeted these leaders with no attention or move or respect for disability. the spending, they thought it takes a few days ago. uh, sometimes the in southern suburbs available and they brought the whole building of 9 floors with the families with the women with the children on the ground dispute. uh to target one. uh and what they call this as well either. and this is, pardon me, i want to cry. this is little discrimination and for the defense of millions of admitted city. and i think they're doing it intentionally just to say to the international community, the by thing, by the civil and they, they don't care about, connected or damage for them for them. so it begins out just connected and damage, which we believe that is a bit. i mean it's, it's, it's a, it's

a games to minutes against international law. if you have someone specific, then you just don't go until the decide the best we have the forms you. we have been saying to push the government, which is a can take a government life. ready um to uh, to, to, to provide this i would secure the funding under resources for these plans, but unfortunately, i mean, our other government kind of been able to tell you that and that, and unfortunately as the way that we see things on the ground that have been a 90 with the with bill with those the for the magnitude of the prices that sort of facing the distributions of the public as of june. so i'm not able to accommodate uh, these new uh, our high demands for, for shelter and for uh, for food and water and other medical limits. okay. but i tell you that they live in these people so that if he has been demonstrated very highly with a lot of the initiatives on the ground without trying to us unfortunately and make up for the, for the vacuum that the government has left with its, uh,

oh this uh week uh, emergency plan. so unfortunately i tell you again we are looking for had from everybody, especially from our brands uh around the world who supported up in these people and these other thoughts for the number of civilians attempt. thank as we have, i don't, every day we see i don't little bit of 580 people. i've been killed by the sex somebody that i and 50 over 50 of them of children and over 100 of them on women. so how can we say that is able to target those below it without uh, without sacrificing or, or the jeopardizing the civilians? this is nonsense. we see that our other homes, our people are being targeted and the is there a was making the, are not respecting international law and the dogs. and unfortunately, they are doing all the account with the propaganda and then media to cover all for uh, florida for the, for these little kinds of them under the size of the,

under the pretext. that's it, that's what i think that says. so for us, i mean defending defending is right. it does not happen by uh can, and civilians will have those taken this envelope maybe been dragged into this the despite their intention. so it's not something that's going to be taking likely we believe that is it a, it is not doing enough to uh, basically they don't care a little bit of any 70. and then that's what you see the results by this mass of x of this, i mean from the cells under the cops, and different agents will see the thing in the north of lebanon to find a safe haven for the families and the children i'm doing. i believe that all the press me should be protected. this is something of a that the, as mentioned international law. but we've seen other instances where is that? i mean, i mean much more flag it in a tax that has been done by the beginning of the escalation in the south. but some

of the other at the media and press people have been direct to kind of get this and, and it has been a new showing. and this is big issue. that is why did not this coming done? they were waiting in the spring, the press, and it was very clear, but they separate the less then thought to give it the trust. is it something we're taking also to international court? so we can think i need to prove that is that i has to get that intention to the, the press. so i'm not surprised that we see. is there any thought a good thing now the, the media or proceed leading that the, the aggression of is that it has no, it has no ceiling. they are going to heads with everything they can. and i think that it's very likely that they are considering this ground invasion and receive the look of the military forces had been relocated to this to the north. besides that item, they have planning, and the cost of the states is a public key that built in the considering innovation and level. so um, honestly,

you know, so i wouldn't be surprised that the, that i would attempt to do such a thing. but i tell you something that is that i love that all the things with united in confronting, in that regard, despite our discipline, simply because beloved as the as the particular room. but at the time when we have like an action against the country, we cannot, we cannot but stand by our protecting our country. and the way i see is that, uh uh, did i tween government and is that i would not stop until that you that i think they're trying to do all day can to, uh, to uh, to not be for the to promote that up and actually to implemented the gun and i believe that it is a skid 18 visitation in the south and disconnecting the aggression on having this war i'm getting civilians is about dragging more and more that they could uh,

reactions from has been to just to buy more and more escalation and may be a drag to other countries and to this uh, this uh on alt, what i can say unfortunately uh, is that you can only uh, utilize on up on the u. s. a. and supports in that regard. and this allows more for, is it a to continue with the using or taking advantage of this mobilization of american forces to base something because a and e, and to, to increase that aggressions on of tax and, and committing war crimes get out there. so, you know, the us, i believe that's, it is, are you, these are taking advantage of the, or most of this mobilize ation. it goes to, i guess the liberties we are aware, we have been a like i mentioned, and disagreement which has been the since they opened the support from the south

and support the plaza. and we have voice that numerous times um, but i think it's time for everyone to accept that. but what we need to do now is bring back the big news, the collective, the decision to get it into supporting each other through an immediate cease fire. and we bring back our army to the south. they need to be taking the responsibility . it has been the constitution of split the thing directing our country. and i was hoping to and the implementation of the 17. 0 one for both sides. this is a, this is what we need to do and making sure that is i should abide by the 17 o one as mentioned and the exact words. and i think in the last few hours, we think that there is some kind of a proposal. and by the use the house be good to try and get this a roadmap approved from the united states and maybe somehow get some kind of an agreement from, from the visit a to to the united states.