the, the breaking news from 11 on at least 2 people were killed and 76 wounded as the country is hit by a new wave of his rarely strikes. unconfirmed reports suggests that has the leader in the group, southern baber headquarters was the target. i'm at the sides of the attack, where is the slide? it wasn't strategic or targeted. it was a carpet bombing on the residential area. all of you are correspond, it is that the scene and a route where at least 6 buildings have collapsed. following the as rarely attacked with rescue, were scrambling to find survivors amid the rumble. plus, israel is absurd, if used, by the icpc prosecutor of deliberately starving public students. and because of what an absurdity without bringing 700000 tons of food into guns.

that's more than 3000 calories a day. as benjamin netanyahu denies is a 100 crisis. and does that caused by the idea of offensive several delegations walk out of the un general assembly session in protest, while the prime ministers, entourage upon his remarks and the global style countries established have friends of these platform to help resolve the plan complex coming in line with the chinese brazilian proposed plan which flooding resilience be has the from our headquarters in moscow, i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we start with a breaking news from lebanon. the idea of has renewed it strikes on the countries capital bank route, claiming to target civilian buildings allegedly storing has below weapons. earlier on friday is real hit. they read with

a massive air strike that targeted has below us headquarters and unconfirmed reports suggest the movements that are has on this role. i could have been inside the lebanese authorities say at least 6 people were killed and almost 100 wounded in that attack. the idea has issued a warning for people and they route to evacuate from several suburbs of the city. earlier on friday, 25. others were killed by as really strikes across level non. it's the 5th consecutive day of large scale cross border compartments. well, now to bring you up to date on the scope of the devastation, lebanon has been facing the 6 buildings were destroyed in this latest strike, and they root with the lebanese health ministry reporting 700 people were killed. over 5 days, you an estimate at least 50 minors were among the casualties in just the past 48 hours prior to corresponding us. and i can brought us this report from the side of

the attack. i'm at the sides of the attack where it is to be able to slide the strategic or targeted. it was a carpet bombing on the residential area of da here. the sea is difficult at the spot tubes of smoke are still rising up into the emergency vehicles are trying to assess the situation. and while this attack happened, we were driving into the capital available it's, we weren't in the south of the country. at moments after entering, we heard, we felt the explosions that happened back to back to back to back. and what made this a lot more difficult to understand is this is the 1st time the israel has targeted the capital in the, in the hours when the sun was about to actually lose lights. and what we see here is a different, see, it's not one attack is not one bon preliminary report suggests the munitions that was used were 2000 pound warheads that were designed to penetrate through that concrete and steel. there were 10 of those that were used to level these buildings

. what is also were used throughout the entire day on friday. it was quiet, it was peaceful considering the past week or 2. and it was calm. but looking at the site here right now, it's difficult to understand it's difficult to describe. it came at a time when the israeli prime minister was attending the joint. general assembly became at a time when he was receiving backlash from world leaders delegations were walking out on him. and in the evening on friday, they leveled buildings. this was not strategic, it was not targeted more precise. like these really military suggests, this was a carpet bombing designed to take out everything and it's wait. one more thing that is important to note is that there are reports suggesting that the target of the attack with us on the soul of the secretary general of hezbollah. these reports were 1st issued by it is rarely newspapers. now we don't necessarily know whether

that it's true or not, but then what do we can't? we can't bet our money on is that this will pump the response from his beloved. whether we're talking about a written response of video response by nestle given the condition that he was not targeted in this attack, it will be devastating to see how his beloved reacts to this attack. we can expect the already volatile situation here. this, this conflict has been essentially edging its way into the heart of lebanon. is essentially of worrying factor for many, 2 hours as well. one more important fact about done here was many people think the public in the south relocated to areas like this. and now it's been reduced to nothing but trouble. we heard from to ron university professor aside mohammed mirandi who's in bay route right now and she compared the latest is really strikes to a her wrist. i could tell her attack, these were all residential buildings. these were all civilians, they were women and children and in those buildings,

many of them because their villages and towns are being palm, not only in this house, but in the ease of loving on in the car. they came to be route to seek refuge. it is a v, i think probably i, i triple digits it's, it's $119911.00. every time the best way the regime slaughter is women and children . they say they were seeking someone, they were seeking some lead or that, and that's what they will do in the future as well. they always lie, and they will always use, uh, western legacy media to try to justify these horrific crimes against humanity. what we saw today and be with was carpet bombing and one of the most crowded cities and neighborhoods in the whole region. it is, it is beyond belief that any human being could do this and it is beyond belief that any government in the world would not break off ties with

a resume that carries out such a crime. hezbollah confirms it targeted the city of suffered in northern israel in an apparent response to the attack. and as rarely media report a building has been hits. this latest attack on bay route has prompted both the is really and lebanese prime ministers to cut short their trip to the un session and return home. following the latest is rarely strikes on 11 on un security council members gathered in new york to discuss the middle east escalation russian foreign minister circuit live rav categorically condemned the attacks on a route stating the region is on the brink of full blown war. a new way to go to the one that's what it's doing is the fact that these really listed in conflict remains. the result is the stabilizing the entire region, the unprecedented fidelity association of the consequences. and because of system has the rigor is a sharp escalation. the lebanon is real confrontational, media scrub of numerous things that i speak of gives us a break, a full blown war, because it is which it seems some keenly wish to see to transpire. on september

23rd alone. as a result of the large scale is really bombardment of living on at least $558.00 people died, including 50 children. according to eunice, in one day 11 on more people were killed. then in the past 11 months, they do seem to be that we strongly condemn the actions of the israeli side, which blatantly violates the sovereignty of the country of live. and also if we call for the, the, medias to the st. jude to isn't usually still still, it is what i need, which will end this level further bloodshed and create the conditions for diplomatic and political resolution. but this, that i knew would be to boys should tell me while washington has had a different reaction with us. president joe biden, and secretary of state anthony blinking saying they were quote, gathering data and were not informed about nor participated in the attack. michael maloof, former defense department senior security policy analyst says the attack couldn't have been carried out without america giving israel a green lights. you know,

i don't believe a word they ever say anymore. haven't. they haven't worked with them. i don't believe a word of if they were there, obviously were aware of it. they probably had to have this kind of precise intelligence tells me that a lot of intelligence agencies were involved in acquiring this information and, and, and, and to hit in the evening. and in a densely populated area, they had to know precisely where that, where that site was. so they had they be using all kinds of intelligence, particularly from uh, i, i would say, even including from united states. but i also think hospitalized as a, as a serious uh, security breach. but then even if knows, robert is killed there. there's already a successor in the wings. how's blood has trained for years that they, that the person in position always trained as a successor. and that's what we're seeing,

that's what is going to be happening again. and it just so happens at the string of assassinations that have occurred on its face. the, the, it's released would like to think it, it's going to cripple husband on, but it's, it's not because the people that, that have been there, underlings are now in a position and haven't been trained. they know what to do next. and even if all communications were shut off, husband or has procedures on how to undertake operations, it is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu took a stand at the un general assembly in new york. earlier in the day, several countries delegations were spotted walking out of the chamber in protest as the is rarely a leader to the floor. even the saudi delegation was absence, as netanyahu talked about his desire to improve relations with the country. he deflected the blame for his failure to achieve that goal, saying it's a wrong fault. adding that to ron and its proxies are responsible for the violence

in the region and insisting israel is the one fighting for peace as the decimal and gaza from the relentless is really operation, has surpassed. 41000 is real, sleep space is real. yours should be israel has made peace of will make peace again. this rose up. certainly it's used by the icbc prosecutor of deliberately starving palestinians. and god, what an absurdity without bringing 700000 tons of food into garza. that's more than 3000 calories a day for every man, woman and child and god. the real war criminals are not in israel. there any one there in gaza, in syria and lebanon in yemen. those of you will stand with these war criminals. those of you will stand with evil against good, with the pers, against the blessing. those of you do so should be ashamed of yourselves. as we

spoke with is really problem at member of our cast from the head us party who says benjamin netanyahu has no intention of stopping the blood shed and is driven by his own political aims. well, you know, you know, when that, then you know a lot, as i said, we say dance, that means when he opens his mouth, high blood story goes, he's continually consistently as being lying, not a a on the no way seems to be there, but i must have a and then it'd be gone for about the only is political covey that perhaps before was the same here. the main and it's supposed to be for the ongoing data, but bloodshed, israel cannot for the will. and that so this kind of a violin and our belief is on these are the governments and by my really led to the, the it on that and it's on your disease. but the main with one of them put the blame on because it's very clear. and, and, and it's everybody knows that including the image done it then, you know, in a sense of risk,

there's only one way to stop the black chair to stop the general side of investigating guys at any rate you stop the most. okay. and live alone, and also if you goes to elizabeth, these are the hostages will bring the collective and sacrifice to intention of the buying it them, you know, and his gang. and i'll just hold up old sort of goes home of the show things on evening, which i don't, the goes against the won't good, i don't are getting them into the di, what all these violence to stop. and everybody knows the only way to have to ship it on the small diesel by stop of the attack. when does this burn, re delete these early renewal form guys? uh, here's what i said from the start, that ones is good. we do close form doesn't stops that must have got there. here's the lights of stops also. everybody knows that's the only way the government to reserve doesn't want to stop those attacks and doesn't want to stop the legit and they will. they don't care about anyone,

including the site is themselves. they don't get about the lives of these the will being let the front of the, of the labor needs of ideas that you won't want to continue. nathan, you know, because that's the only way you think that they will stay in bio and that's the only thing that drives even notice a q. we do have these values any, but it doesn't care about. i would say, can we do anything? i would i father and he doesn't get about deep enough because it's still around it by the goats. would you only believe that you have to continue with the bloodshed, the messiah guns? that's i don't believe it, but that's crazy. that shouldn't stop. but they also put the blame all by just ministration. indeed you will, for one of you hasn't done anything to stop it, simply the toby cli, but not practically shame on them. and now as the international community warns of the risk of full scale war in the middle east,

israel and hezbollah are pointing the finger of blame at each other, just as they did, and the 2611 on warm ortiz roman customer of has been looking at the power loss in the latest escalation between israel and it has, the law has become the deadliest of self since that 2006 war a conflict that many fear could be repeating itself today. that war lasted from july 12th until august 14th. just 34 days, and it was triggered by a cross border attack by hezbollah, which captured 2 is very soldiers and killed 8 others. the response was swift and incense. with is relative forces unleashing a barrage of air and artillery strikes across lebanon. what defines of this for, were the members violations of international law and the heavy soul of civilians is read. it forces repeated this truck areas with no apparent military targets, inflicting heavy casualties among the civilians and causing widespread destruction

which race concerns them on their rights groups on the conduct of israeli forces. once again, is there elizabeth, hang on its excessive military force to settle the problems with its neighbors. and 11 on is once again, the victim of an aggression whose the brutality has exceeded all expectations, and on previous aggressions, hiding, as always, behind the right to set of defense. this reviews their twisted understanding on international law. idea of tanks also to positions more than one kilometer into the northern central and southern strip. the violence is continuing to do a family of 5 was killed then in his early thank find that the house and guys of which is at least the 2nd time in the reporting period that many members of a family have been filled out of this sense, amends was a widely shared before triggered an outpouring of international condemnation with many countries accusing israel offsite,

disproportionate response that violates of international norms. the presidency of the european union is shocked and dismayed by these riley, as troy is on the southern ebony style of carolina. there was no justification for the tax goals and a casualty symbol of innocent civilians, most of whom were women and children. the fact that the residents had been want and called upon to leave the area does not justify these tragic event. as israel had rejected the 72 hours, the station and facilities called for by the un to open the way for safe with the creation of civilians from solving lab and on the normal process of negotiation. you while trying this act up, civilian targets, incidentally, and seen in law, the states are being bombarded is against international law and completely

unacceptable. the allegations against israel extends beyond the battle field. a start reminder of its past abuses is see um prison in southern lebanon. the vicinity run by israel proxy force the south lebanon army, became the story as fort source or an arbitrary detention. although israel denied that direct control human rights watch report, and that is rarely personnel trains and guided v s l. a. making israel complicit had the systematic abuse. prisoners were held without being charged often for years in conditions that violated international law, reports of torture and severe mistreatment for rapids, casting a long shadow over israel's actions in lebanon. israel main thing throughout the conflict that they were targeting has full of fighters and infrastructure and that civilian casualties work. and unfortunately the consequences on has beloved tactics

. we defend ourselves in this brutal war and sometimes tragically, as has happened to the women and children. you do get hurt because they are used as a human shield by that because by law, this is by lies homes 11 on which housing miss side in which the family sleeps with a miss side. when you sleep with a miss side, sometimes you don't wake up in the morning and as well, we have homes. we try equipped with a, an air raid shelter to save people from booms and 11 on they have homes in which they equip them to launch in this side. taking into account that those people could be killed. we today say we are truly sorry for the people of lebanon and for the people who were killed, but 10 that the widespread destruction, the united states food almost alone and its support for israel, defending its actions as necessary. and blaming as below for the conflict. people

around the region in the world need to take a step back and recognize that hezbollah has blue as action. create a very strong, strong reaction that uh, that up unfortunately, costs some people to lose or lose their life innocent people to lose their life. but on the other hand, it was has to do with the cost of destruction. people have got understand it, and it'll take time, andrea. and they'll take care of for people to see the truth. that hezbollah hides behind innocent civilians as they attack. and we're finally ended on august 14th, 2006 after israel, as the law and lebanese government agreed to the terms of united nations resolution, 17 o one. the resolution called for an immediate cease fire withdrawal. his right, the forces and the disarmament of his below. however,

the resolution did little to resolve the underlined tensions and the scars how the conflicts were made during the 34 day war. israel submitted through operations target is not only has voted up positions, but also the lebanese infrastructure leading much of the country in ruins. over 1100 lebanese were killed, most of them civilian fed, approximately 1000000 people were displaced while it has belie, emerged from the war. claiming victory. the human cost and devastation left a lasting damage to lebanon. friends of piece china and brazil, together with other global south countries, are establishing a platform aimed at resolving the ukraine complex. the announcement was made after a meeting between chinese and brazilian officials on the sidelines of the un general assembly to china, brazil, and other global south countries sharing the same vision. they are about to establish the friends of peace platform on the ukraine crisis. this is an effort

made by china, brazil, and the global sales countries to seek peace. friends of pace is not a closed room, jo, changing but an open platform in chicago. it does not say competition or confrontation, think, but robin and inclusive dialogue and the ultimate idea of their proposal by brazil and china is to create the necessary conditions for dialogue between russia and ukraine. and it seems more and more countries are on the same page with them, especially in the global south. we know that at least 15 countries have agreed to join these discussions here. if you're in general assembly hosted by brazil discussing this proposal. they do included turkey, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia, mexico hungry and others. specifically what brazil and china are proposing is the de escalation by both sides on the battlefield. exchanges of prisoners, humanitarian aid for the civilian population. they're calling on both sides to

refrain from attacking nuclear facilities and using weapons of mass destruction. but most importantly, they're calling on both sides to hold peace talks at international conferences recognized by both sides now seems logical. however, ukraine's leader vladimir zelinski was quick to reject the proposal. he's been asking why these countries simply haven't accepted these frankly one sided peace plan, which includes 0 concessions on p of behalf. if someone in the world 6 alternatives to any of these points or tries to ignore any of them, it's likely means they themselves want to do it. part of what would you is doing. the point that ignore reveals that desire them hiding. and when the chinese brazilian duel tries to grow into quiet voices with

someone and you are with someone, you may have the recall seeing something alternative to a full and just these, the question arises. what did the through interest? everyone must understand. you will not boost your power at ukraine's expense some strong accusations from vladimir zelinski there. nevertheless, it seems, washington isn't rolling out the idea of the key of having to trade the land for peace with russia. here's what john kirby said on thursday. that's going to be up to him, and i would tell you were not sitting around with maps of ukraine and markers and coming up with, you know, alternative scenarios here. or, gee, maybe we could convince the lensky to trade this for that. we're not involved in that kind of a game here. but as i said many, many times if and when and how this war ends. it's got to be in a way that president zalinski and the ukrainian people can accept. and if there's trade space, he gets to decide what that trade space is. listening to john kirby,

the perhaps we're witnessing a slight shift in washington's rhetoric. never the less vladimir zelinski has been calling the proposal by brazil and china as destructive. however, 1 may wonder if rejecting calls for dialogue from such big players could be very productive in their current context. earlier, my colleague nikki aaron discussed the new global south platform with palo negarra batista junior high brazilian economist and former international monetary fund. the executive director, i think it's a very positive initiative on the part of resume china. i have a long myself advocated that. brazil, china and other countries can play a role in mediating the end of this crisis. now there's a landscaping reaction as probably here. it's difficult to explain, but i would say i would surmise that he may feel that china and even brazil are closer to russia than to him into pain. but in any case, the landscape doesn't do anything fundamental without, let's say,

consulting united states, and in the west, in general. 5 suspects any rejection of the initiative by the lens is reflects the rejection of that initiative by the united states. russian speaking areas of former ukraine need to be part of the russian. don't boss. try me of course. and other of last, and i suspect that the, the brain is not only you've been with the west is not willing to recognize that that would be seen as a major defeat. so politically. now, i don't see the possibility of bringing these countries really to the table. unfortunately, i'm moving on as a, a full, a founding member of the new development bank. you've worked and extensively on the, the slow pace of data authorization in bricks, countries. why is the process so hard to develop in your view and most of the, of the benefits and with it does it ends how well let me tell you, i think it has progressed in some respects a lot of a trade and transactions between the brick sentries are now done in the national

conference and bypassing the dollar. but in other respects, it hasn't progressed that much. for example, the new development bank has yet to work, mostly with national defense is to dollars a dangerous occurrence. let's put it this way. see what's happened to the russian reserve has been weaponized by the united states. so the united states, as a main enemy of the dollar, as we can trust in the dollar. so many countries and also cont, seeking for alternatives. and if it is ex, it says that the rich jointly can provide such an alternative because payments and national occurrences, that's fine. but there's a limit to that. you can't go beyond that limit if you don't have a new reserve currency as an alternative to the us dollar. these weaponized, this weaponized ation of the u. s. financial system of the dollar hasn't backfired, has weakened that the dollar and has a weak and trust in the west and the financial se. on now to here in moscow where

russian energy week is in full swing experts and high ranking and government officials have come to the russian capital t shirts, variance, and work on joint initiatives. the head of gas exporting countries for i'm joined us for an exclusive interview and explained how natural gas will be. one of the most important resources for countries focusing on a green transition. the most school is, has the particular significance. what i've seen the dcf in 2008 it is he added in most cool, that the v spot to the gust exporting continues the for on the was adopted. establishing the visa instead of governmental organization, which comprises through the 20 member countries to get the account, florida, 40 percent of global goes to these ups. and at the same time for about 40 percent of market at the time it is an organization which is the expending goods. in the last 2 years, we have 3 countries joining got some of them, the commodity. sonya sidney got a, i believe. uh uh,

if i have to summarize in the few points, uh, uh, what i have listened here in this, uh, uh, actually, uh, energy weekend. uh, one the importance of an ex. uh and i think uh, and then the uh is required for uh, economic development for associated progress. uh as well as for the protection of the vitamin. uh and a bit is yes. we pro checks that the energy demand would increase by 20 percent a by 2050 energy access and in $9450.00 on a monthly issue is the 18 in africa. uh today. uh, the most, the 900000000 people do not have access to clean, clean fuel for cooking. uh, 600000000 remote access to it and liable uh electricity. and this is the open dice . things that uh, it cannot socio economic development and go to florida in the 7th summit of heads of state and government which was has in march in ideas of the outcome of the

assignment, the audience, the declarations to day to day to the support of our d c, f member compared to the of the conditions in the fight against energy, poverty and express the full support for the effort to ensure the socio economic development of the countries and in the if what, what is that people with the full, the, the, i believe that this is an extremely important issue. we have now assigned the memorandum of understanding with africa, which is the judge and see of the of the communion and we have stopped working with them on this issues like transitioning from addition. let's use store mpg. we work also with either of the, the african union with issues that are like it to access to lead to reliable electricity as i think. busy this is very important to the other associate, the aspect which is very important entities in just because.