the, the, the just the whole significance we have witnessed for the past 3 days just as we continue our special live coverage here. the final date night is upon us here in the beautiful diverse city. it is on with so many thousands of countries taking part in today's discussions here as part of the efforts plus of the outreach templates, so to speak. i just, i don't want to sound like a broken record to ask you, but we have been witnessing some of the biggest ships on the geopolitical chessboard in so many years since, i mean, who's been chairing the form and holding these bilateral thoughts was so many leaders also found the time for a lengthy q and

a with international john. let's highlighting the importance of a summit declaration, as well as the extensive formality of the platform here in central russia to this is a bunch of, you know, cause segment the because then some, it was attended by delegations from 35 states and 6 international organizations. such a broad representation clearly demonstrates the authority and role of bricks and the growing interest in cooperating with us on the part of states that pursued a truly independent software and policy. they made the student's name. each of the states has its own development possible, its own model of economic growth, its own rich history and culture. it is precisely in the civilizational diversity, a unique combination of national traditions, even though that lies the strength and enormous potential for cooperation. not only within the framework of brakes, but also in that large circle of like minded countries that share the goals and principles of the associations activities a new this year they,

some of the russian presidency invited the leaders of c o u. s. countries as well as delegations from many asian african and latin american countries, plus the heads of executive bodies to the meeting. the bricks cause them declaration was approved at the summit, summarizing the discussions that took place. it is important that it confirms the commitment of follow states to building a more democratic, inclusive, and most people will go to based on international law and the un charter well man of 50000 olds and often these who with that at the expo in cuz i know, talk from you for about 25 minutes drive from up is all to you own when to and it saw me. she was in the sick a bit. i mean, a runjun story watch was such just give us a taste. one of the highlights from not our long press conference, there was some reports and points that were made by the russian president, and he really summed up beautiful the seeing that the rick summit was

a big boost for the global south for africa. in fact, he spoke about the new digital investment platform to both rapid growth of a south asia as well as the africa. why he said that he also said that it is the western decisions that been, that have been holding this particular region of the war from development. and that's exactly what the brick sweetest voice here to do to change the was order into a new for a one. in fact, so the president of russia about the band with and also spoke about a list of new gun fees that have not been finalized. that will be joining the brakes. lock brakes bloss, as you may, the, the expanded version of brakes of emerging economies. the list of course has not been reviewed as yet. all of the important also spoke about other conflicts. the 2 main conflicts that all ranging in the boys riding off the, you know,

conflicts you spoke about. and he spoke about how it's essentially because of the west. um, uh that the conflict has um, in fact some going from bad to worse. and he said that it all began because of us back. cool. and in the 1st place then about the middle east contracts automated for spoke about the need to resort with. he did say that russia is very, very concerned about the escalating situation in the middle east, but he also mentioned how russia would like to play the role for peace. me go, how russia would want to broke up the steps. but let me point out here, that's why the best conference was going on. there were also several west and doing lists who did ask questions to do the automated pulls and uh, you know, the whole item usually is that why the best of leaders may not want to take questions from russian. so unless there was other within who was speaking of questions, head on, in fact uh, one nbc report or aust,

automatically within about his sneak organizations with tom also. also he spoke about not screen troops being in russia. i would rather have with them said was it is totally nonsense. nicholas and mr. franklin k. somebody's from nbc news. mister president. sounds a lot of time, which is a set to show north korean troops that here in russia. what are they doing here? and wouldn't that be a massive escalation in the crate war? and mr. president's, we are weeks away from us election. russian began is accused of interfering. and that you have had private conversations with former president trump. have you been speaking with him? what have you been site contributed to actually, would you mind you another story? i would like to draw your attention to the fact that it was not russia's actions that led to an escalation and ukraine. but the 2014 cool in key. if you have supported primarily by the united states, as it was even publicly announced,

how much money the us administration at the time spent on the preparation and organization of this group. so wasn't this the way to escalation? and then we were deceived for 8 years. when they said that everyone wanted to resolve the conflict in ukraine by peaceful means through the means of agreements. later, a number of european leaders bluntly said that they were deceiving us because they use this time to re um ukraine. isn't that true? this is true for the skill authority steps were made when western countries begin to more actively on the key of regime. so what does it all led to, to the direct participation of nato military personnel in this conflict? as for our relations with the democratic people's republic of korea, satellite images are a serious thing. if there are pictures, then they reflect something we, as you know, how strategic partnership agreement has just been ratified. we have never doubted that the north korean leadership takes our agreement seriously. but what and how we will do is our business. so you'll see a sofa,

controversial question. they're based on random reports and allegations, and the citizens read only a going to or some question that was off during that press conference. and there were many of those former us president and now presidential candidate donald trump . we said that in one of his telephone conversations with you, he allegedly threatened you with a strike on the center of moscow. is that true? and how do you feel about all the similar tools spilling out into the public space more and more often? if it's true, of course, what is your, what if anyone can be threatened, but it is pointless to try to rush out of an issue because it's only cheers or something. i do not recall such a conversation with donald trump. and i suggest not taking such statements seriously, we receive various signals from our western partners regarding possible contacts. just to see that we did not close ourselves up from them to any claims that we refused contacts, including with european lead us issue a simply a lice use if any one wants to resume relations with us. then we welcome entails.

we say this all the time, but we do not forced ourselves on any one we live normally, we work, we developed our economy is growing. it is better for us not to argue, not to make conflict with each other. we should think about how to solve these issues together that send me a solution. that's exactly what we are doing within the framework of bricks. i'm going be one of the main things of putting keeps talking about during these 3 days . it's 3 day event that of a cooperation based on mutual respect and trustee keeps talking about respect and trust. what's his particular stones on that can you? can you give us more? there really isn't a sense of global solve coming together on the bricks, lines. rick's now really odd that has become rig splost sounds out there within did confirm the vix expansion. and the for the initiator of that will in fact be sent.

and he, he did say that there's a list of con, sees that will be joining the brake lines. now, you see the, the countries that are interested in ricks about 40 or 4040. that's the number, nothing on bricks door, in fact, trying to join the bricks line. so also all of that in the back. draw both the very fact that the all of these country sol, how the us, very good, nice the door little. this is back in a 2022 and now the countries of finding ways. 5 sold up the west can not, but it's 6 them. and in the logic instances amongst these countries really is that the west has been holding the back of the forest by colonies and now by several restrictions that are in full has been done. so you need lots of sanctions, etc. and therefore the, the, the bricks, the lions has been focusing on. read the dollar. i vision if, if you me, so allow them to put into also talk about how they are looking out to do current.

see in the local locust garden seas inside doing freight and local garden seas. that's also something that he spoke about. but let me point out again that there was several other questions also off to the president that and um, one of them was also about to from a, b, b c report. so let me point out that the bbc reports are there. the press conference also was referred to as, as a rare guest these days that i'm, that that's really also speaks volumes about so adult the russian government. despite the very fact that in many parts of the western countries, the russian joined us have been thrown out. for example, r t has been down there have been giving opportunity to everybody, to ask them questions. and this is what the bbc default. i have to ask auto of rushing chairman chevy and briggs, includes just such ideas of justice and security. but how does it come together

with your actions over the past 2 and a half years, inclusion of russian troops in to ukraine? typically, what does it take with the in the field of development? look regarding the recent events during the cold with london. at that time, about 6 trillion dollars worth of emissions were carried out in the united states. and in the euro zone, they spent about 3 trillion in emissions. and all these funds were thrown onto the world market as they were buying everything in a room. first of all, the food, as well as medicine and vaccines, which are now being destroyed on a massive scale because their shelf life has expired. so they threw it all away. while the food infliction went on around the world, what have the world's leading economies? don't say they have abused their exclusive position in global finance even into both dollars and euros were printed. and then they swept away the most necessary goods you from the market. it gives you the width to consume more than you produce or is that fair? we believe it is not. we wanted change the situation and we are doing this in

brakes. you know, as they say in our country, this is an attempt to shift from a sole head to a healthy one and sort of avoid responsibility for the wrong decisions in the economic and domestic pharmacy spears. many in europe and in other countries. and in the us have abused and a still trying to abuse the environmental agenda machine while turning up the global heat. and they are getting ahead of themselves. and we do not having sufficient grounds in terms of technological development. they are shutting down everything related to nuclear energy, coal generation, and hydrocarbons in general. but has anyone wonder this african to do without these types of hydrocarbons? no african countries and some other emerging markets you are being imposed with modern and possibly environmental effective tools and technologies. but they can't buy them because they don't have the money, but we'll give them the money then. but no one gets the money. but on the other hand, the west is messing up the tools. i believe that these are the tools of neil colonialism

when other countries are lower than forced to depend on the western technology, send loans all over again in shape. these loans are handed out on the terrible terms and cannot get refunded. so this is another tool of neo colonialism, just changing the wall or door into a fair one. and that's what bill bricks leaders sold to achieve from this brick summit. in fact, uh uh, the, the leaders will be present around 45 percent of the world's population, a lot smaller than the g 7. in fact, she are wanted to do, just that they do realize that the global south, it needs their own tom's their own principles to work on them. that's what really they were doing. now a lot that i put in something that off by seeing that bricks back, smart people, i would order on because on declaration, a positive agenda is looking into the future are either correspond, today's, or really enjoying the short about doing generally appreciate and really enjoyed your 3 days of front line coverage of bricks. 2024. thank you. well,

from that front line back to the front line would do it now by pizza hut, lot, tony and voice from russia. load the founder. welcome back. i'm. you know, it was interesting, a couple of weeks ago, the indian foreign minister joyce and call said when i travel around the world here, and i understand that something about bricks quote, gets under people's skin. what does that? yeah, i think it's a game of numbers. people start to realize how important breaks is. i don't say powerful, it's epic epic association, a big club. and if you follow the western media step by step the media all who have not reported about breaks at

all, start to drop by drop a, bring some information in it's mostly mostly it's about 240, typically few as they say that the meet the pool, the needs the life of late default, maybe not as a isolated, as we saw that was the headline, the, the tribe and home to splunk last week. yeah. yeah. i mean, look, the un secretary general antonio gutierrez's here. okay. and he's, he came out making some statements and at the end of the day, the un cheese has said, we believe it works. he's also said he's quoting for a just peace and ukraine, a c spar and gaza 11 on ending the is ready occupation of the palestinian, loud in establishing a 2 state solution. i guess perhaps it was asking, you know, if t as in western pop as well, not happy with with yet as being here there. sure as hell, i'm not going to be happy not with him showing and expressing his confidence in briggs. is it a symbolic to you?

is it quite a grand statement to see the u. n. chief here at the break summit and confessing his admiration for it. yeah, i think it is a big step for the i think it's a good plan. yeah. you know, who could say, you know, we don't want to have peace in ukraine. we don't want to have peace in the me. least. you know, you can not be against that. popped obviously that all people who are against that . i also want to talk it's interesting is vladimir putin said that when as a well the weld shipped from one system to another. now he's talking about a fire or a more sustainable, more equitable system. it will always bring about may just so he talks specifically about the folks that was sitting in the middle east at the moment. put bluntly, do you think it's going to get was before it gets past the yes i basically i'm an ultimate slow term and i'm, i'm an optimist. bob, if you look at the, to your political situation and at the end of the day,

it's not that smart for the whole world, but you know, as the us will lose its leadership after about 80 or 90 years, depending on the when you say uh, united sites became the head your mom financially became to hitch them on we seem to talk some of the bread. what system called the 8 d is no, no 3 d along threats. and they want to slow that process down. and if you look at, how would united states have be in the last since 1945, that look gets a little beach cream pie down. so tony and avoid that from rush up block, found that thank you very much for your commentary. thank you very much. for the also attending the brakes posts and outreach sessions which took place all of us a hit. and cuz i'm like for just much and palestinian president my foot a boss of cool. submit the raging role in the mid nice. he's been sitting down with

tools on the sidelines, vital to the press conference, i think was one of the 7. you know, i lost 2 tapes that was scheduled on the 2 liters. really spent that time sharing that vision. the piece in the long and bustled region to be since our last meeting, the situation in the region has unfortunately not improved. on the contrary, it is deteriorating. the tragic events and gaza have already resulted in the deaths of more than $40000.00 people. this has provoked escalations in lebanon, and other parts of the middle east. tensions are also rising in the west bank. we see all of this rushes principal position is consistent and absolutely non conjuncture. we firmly advocate for an end to the bloodshed and for humanitarian access to all those in need. we call on all parties to exercise restraint. durable peace in the region can only be achieved through a political and diplomatic resolution based on recognized international legal

foundations which foresee the establishment of an independent sovereign, palestinian state that would coexist peacefully and securely with israel. and the i love him, we are pleased that the russian federation holds firm positions and support of the palestinian cause and the sovereign rights of the palestinian people in achieving all their goals and establishing their state the palestinian people. highly appreciate this, mister president of the events and activities at the break summit have made a serious impression on us. we will be ready to assist you in cooperating within this framework. and perhaps one day joined the work of briggs in one form or another either as a member partner or observer. mister president, you spoke about what is currently happening in the palestinian territories is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu in turn, is trying to drive palestinians from their ancestral lands, but we will never agree to this. 7 as

a is an integrity part of the palestinian state. therefore, we intend to work towards ending the occupation so that we can live in a united palestinian state, august 30th at a hearing. cuz i know in a just way of will reach will the appreciation of the russian president, alexander lucas shank of warmly greeted the un secretary general antonio contested a bilateral meeting separately. the russian on tucker slate is a well, they shook hands during a round table discussion, though to jeff, but i tell you the other one had to cut to stay and rest assured the fly of authority to deal. but with the optimality wednesdays a terror attack near anchor just just quickly, some of our analyst here of question, but the timing of this attack of the one and data of members here and cars on expressing a desire to join breaks. meantime, this attack was luxury by the p k. k report late supported in ways by the united states. and some of our analysts say have said, it's a warning is a short across the bow morning or to watch. you shouldn't see where you are doing what your doing made well other for its members and partners engaged in plenty of

folks here and cause on the russian and chinese leaders outlined the need for joint efforts to ensure what is global prosperity. this is yet the collective rise of the global south is a distinctive feature of the great transformation taking place across the world. global sales of countries marching together toward modernization is monumental in world history and unprecedented in human civilization. at the same time, peace and development still face severe challenges and the road to prosperity for the global south will not be straight. standing at the forefront of the global south, we should use our collective wisdom and strength and stand up to our responsibility for building a community with a shared future for mankind. we should uphold peace and strive for common security . we should come forward together to form a stabilizing force for peace, which strengthens global security governance and explore solutions to address both the symptoms and routes of hotspot issues. what's morgan tucker with the transition

to a more just world for the year is not easy. it's formation is handed by forces, accustomed to thinking and acting to dominate everything behind the screen of the rules based order imposed on the world. there are attempts to restrain growing competitors, you know, independent, uncontrolled development of countries in africa, asia, and left in america is the legal unilateral sanctions, outright protectionism, manipulation of currency and stuff. markets are being used. interference in internal affairs under the slogan of concern for democracy and human rights, the fight against climate change. and it is also used to this and unhealthy methods and approaches lead to both the emergence of new fund clicks and to the aggravation of old contradictions. liters, also engaged in conversations on the side line, so we pretty full, i think the trust trust,

i'm also just the sense of being comfortable with each other. yeah. um, and there was some pretty candid mervin chinese that russian leaders leading in for a quiet was a media and as the by johnny officials, which is significant. but then obviously the history of tension was on the territory. they were discussing the masses to. so it was just a general idea and so i think of friendship a mutual understanding. and yet what do we have from the was yeah, it just, all sorts of horrible as, as george had been them being spent this way, rushed up hardly as a pariah. and apparently boots and just totally isolated up, so peaceful, best say, doing port to our sanctions and export controls. russia has become increasingly isolated on the world stage 2 and is now isolated from the world more than ever. russia has never been so isolated. we have never been more united. we have demonstrated that russia is isolated and alone. russia is globally isolated. it shows the degree which mr. prove and russia are increasingly isolated

. presence is never been more isolated, isolated and alone, isolated and struggling frequently isolated. russia is more isolated on the world stage. whenever the george gone away was parts you brits lead to a full month, a pull your it's good to have to you. um we often see, so you yes, say right here and i'll do jo, roof talk, but i remember you said you were going to the expert and you said ball. i'm going to try and get a questionnaire. but it seems like a lot of my boots and stay with the mob on emissions still stuff and by lawful to go to echo and it was her, me 7 pair, but oh right to bother 7 pm about time. good. just give us a sudden, well, for you, with the biggest take aways from that press conference. the, uh, well the biggest take away for me was the visceral hostility from the bbc on from

nbc. in a situation where no russian broadcaster is even allowed to work in the united states or great britain, never mind, a few meters away from the leader of the country and, and demonstrate just how much the uh, the country is involved. uh, hit the post. so it was remarkable that the bbc was allowed to ask a question. um, perhaps it was useful and uh it showed the fools that the bbc have become, the bbc correspond that was allowed to us whether russia was reading have on the street. so what are the stresses and strains of life in bristol, as we approach our cold winter, where millions of people are going to have to choose between eating and eating size

apartment list rushes fault. so maybe that was method in allowing the bbc to demonstrate such madness. but the main take away was the determination of the russian leader. the brakes process uh will go on and it will go on with more momentum, more members, more strengths, more numbers, of course, are contradictions doing the numbers on lot of the more people you've got in a room, the more difficult to is to reach a consensus on uh, on sept, on uh, aspects uh and that was clear on in the exchanges about brazil and venezuela for example. but it's much better to have so many people inside the tent. and if you want to measure the success of the summit, you can measure that by the vin number that is being displayed in the western media

today, having outlet or ignore the summit. now they are firing with old guns on the cars on summit of bricks. the bills in germany called the summit of scoundrels. imagine half the world on those scoundrels, according to the main german newspapers, a grotesque summit. the time is called it yesterday. so they've given up ignoring the process and turn the venom on it instead. george galloway, the leader of the work is potty of britain form and p. thank you. it's so was no thank you sir. i'm reminded of us here as ask is we wrap up the phrase conference here. you know, so many members of bricks are also members of opec. and oh, big plus, that means energy is, is basically in the hands. we've talked about them developing a grain exchange come or commodities exchange. we will no longer be present price for our price. in the western countries. they bought the shipping lanes. they bought the geostrategic ports, bricks can feed and fuel the world. saskia. i mean it has been quite struck. can we

be witnessing history here? i think from the beautiful city because i, which of course stands out the crosswords between asia and europe. it is a cultural and a trade hub. it is mode, see religious multi ethnic. and so it symbolized. so i think the spirit of bread. yeah. perhaps a more modern day constantinople right here in the diverse russian city of cars on well from a real research. i assess kids say that it's been an absolute, the pleasure of having you with us for historic events that live or not see. i'm the earliest thing i will add is you see, boy and me. we see about 5 camera button and behind the camera. but inside you've got directors and sound technicians are usually produces in guest produces makeup. they say it takes a village to raise the child. it takes a city to run a seizure like this. so the biggest thank you to them because without them we would not have been able to have the front row seats at this end date. thank you for joining the

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