as i've come ready to find out more about the mission of life and the history of in, in the region, the feel position does not have the dignity to come to terms with its latest defeats. georgia's prime minister stands up to the opposition of the countries and pro western president refuses to accept the parliamentary election results, claiming russia for her supporters. the feats close to the front line. well, and if the via come, because the drone is far from the only threat our team brings you this exclusive report from the newly liberated city of frames. as the russian troops rescue the town of is milofa and the donuts for a public and with israel's war on 11, i'm showing no signs of slowing down communities are banding together. it's

transformed favorite schools into charity kitchens for the displaced. we visit one of them for a closer look. in this kitchen, we all work together collectively and provide food for several schools where refugees are accommodated. learning is the biggest problem well facing now is there is still no communication with schools the live from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you are watching r t international. we start in the southern caucus is where georgia's prime minister has cautioned the opposition against undermining a constitutional orders. this comes, as the country's president is refusing to accept the parliamentary election results . after 99 percent of voting precincts reported that the ruling georgia dream party is winning the race. put your number because it's the old position does not have the dignity to come to terms with it's, it is the same as for the positions,

it should be emphasized with any attempt to oppose the constitution of order is unacceptable. this is an absolutely helpless attempt and a hopeless attempt by desperate politicians to somehow justify themselves to the voters. it's of this part of the audit. this selection can not be recognized, certainly because it's the recognition of bush's incursion. george's subordination to russia did not come to discount you for that. our ancestors did not believe for this. we will not celebrate this. nobody can take away george's view as being future. it's been quite tense here during the vote. a went up generally well, some skilful, some, fighting over a ball of boxes at the votes in which were removed from the account and put it to show the schism here in saint george and society. and the pressure of the government is under to tow the line from the west. now there's been a huge amount of money and cash spent here from the, from the united states of these. and he owes on its laws that have been brought in

here by the georgia dream party who won the election again. here, a boy a, a big margin. also, it seems that have really been the key point at causing anger and rejection from the west of the election at and t l g b t q propaganda bill brought in by georgia dream. very popular here among the order of george and people are a very traditional, a, a group of people and also a bill requiring foreign funding into political organizations to reveal itself. this also brought the are of the united states on the e u ad. but of course, we've no obligations that russia and china are involved here in this. i'm sort of a, a crooked election. we haven't heard any of the russian or chinese voices wearing badges or observers here at the election. we have heard canadians, australians, british, and american forces everywhere or at almost every polling station stephen,

ukrainian and peas. we've seen on the streets here. the marie is a heart of them. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman has reacted to these allegations that of some kind of russian involving that some of this and are as they say, i wanted to keep quiet at 1st. but since our country has been mentioned, i will answer, i have a question for 0. be see, lee, why is a georgian future worse than a european one? i must remind this french citizen, the georgia is in fact older than france. to think that the you can bestow a european future on anyone else is just silly. deprivation of the future is the deprivation of independence and national interests. as long as countries and people think for themselves and do not unconditionally follow the orders of washington handlers, they have a future summary is of a, you know, rejecting these claim to not getting involved, not making any announcement on the election. so they're done to follow the results,

but she was after all, obliged to because russia has been accused of some sort of a, you know, interference here. while the results themselves are sounding victory for georgia, dream, 54 percent of the poll. it's a big win for them. and the opposition parties remember the biggest to which is a you lose coalition of very small parties. you don't even get all with each other . essentially brought together a lot of western funding to try and remove the georgia dream for that you receive between 3 percent and 11 percent of the vote. a crucially, 2 of those parties have refused to go into government. they refuse to take part in the governance of the country following the mandate of the people themselves. community national movements does not accept these falsified and election results. and we hope and believes that the opposition will unite in their stance if not accepting a falsified election resolve on quickly is pretty simple, especially june to dream can all remain in power of this country visa stolen

elections. it is a use a patient of power and a constitutional cool. it will not be accepted. so as you can see, there's a sense of almost inevitably ality about this. for long before the vote, the west was making it clear that they were unhappy with the democratic institutions here. so it's hardly surprising that they've, at the parties that they've been funding and supporting have come at rejecting the vote. it's important also to remember that uh, the opposition here in 2016 said the same thing that the elections one for in 2020 they said the same thing also. so this has to be borne in mind when we look at this, what we've been speaking to or the georgia is on the streets of the polling booth, some members of the police force i've even spoken to. and generally, defense here is a of a desire for stability. and a lot of people see the opposition as a kind of on trustworthy and who's funding them, who's backing them? these guys disagree with each other on most issues,

but they certainly all agree that they want to remove the georgia dream, the georgia dream being in power and ever since 2012. so they are a force of stability here. and indeed, that sort of stability is it runs right through the population when they talk about what it would mean to change direction. now for georgia, let's have a listen to what they have to say themselves. yeah, i've been through 5 governments here several cuz i know to has as a broad people have back to life, you know, a revolution re 2 fights. nothing good will ever come of it. it is necessary to give people in the government an opportunity to calm down so that it can do what it's meant to do. the european union needs us more than we do because of people who, when the to with that they have paid 3 times less than they are paid here. if we want a freedom in our democracy, then 1st we need to achieve all of this. the chief something here, and so there's a definite sense here of, uh, wanting to be part of the european savvy, but at george's terms, none of the terms of the you or ask them and g o at that,

georgians have to decide the route they take while maintaining good relations with their biggest neighbor. remember this a small country in the south caucasus? it's thousands of kilometers away from brussels. many thousands of kilometers away from washington. and most people here understand that good relations with russia are as important as good relations with you. and they want to follow apply towards achieving friendship with both of those powerful entities. a you leaders work closely following the elections in georgia and recent voting in they'll do a brussels of praise the outcome of most of as risk referendum as victory for democracy. but the eu has come out swinging over the george and people's choice for independence. citing significant concerns about the election election observe is reported on even level playing field. a divisive campaign in polarized atmosphere and significant concerns over the impact of recent legislative amendments on the

selection process. we call them the central election commission of georgia and other relevance will start to use to fulfill that duty to swiftly, transparently, and independently investigate and adjudicate to like to the regularities and allegations that is a r d correspondingly. much shar is here in the studio for more on this room of the you certainly isn't happy with the georgia and election results go for the reaction with us. and georgia has declared the georgia dream party to be the winner of the boat. and of course, the opposition in georgia has denounced those results. george's pro e u of position claims that the boat was full and they even called at the constitutional pool. they have said that the boat was falsified. and certain western countries also seemed to be on the same page as the opposition, according to a statement for us secretary of state international observers have not declared the elections to be fair. and surprisingly that is also a similar sentiment that is shared by the you. i mean,

is the same story here because if an elected leadership or government seems to be open to, i have relations with rush off and then once comes up with the same comments, we have seen countless amount of time. but there has been a drastic difference in their reaction when it comes to the mode boban elections and the george and a results with them. although the we opposition forces were deprived of opportunity to engage in any kind of competing in the electoral process. it has been well documented as well that they've been persecuted, that they were enter a gated media outlets were shut down. there was a internet and internet resources, but also blogs. i mean, most buildings in russia alone, where someone deprived when it comes to voting. i mean, well, there's nearly 500000 multiple bins in a rush. the only 2 fully stations were open in the whole country and that is with $5000.00 each. meanwhile, in the us, in western europe,

200 police stations were open. but nonetheless, the west has welcomed these results with open arms. the european union welcomes the outcome of the referendum, the citizens of the republic of those days. i made a historic choice dying to the future within the european union, despite must have interference in the hybrid campaign by russia. and its proxy still undermine the democratic vote. and the, to the use obviously keeping a close eye on its own members, candidate states, but have any concerns been raised outside of the european union? yeah, the you is not alone. washington has also been putting pressure on georgia, but for awhile, i mean the previously georgian officials have claimed that the american added to to georgia does not correspond the strategic partnership that they officially have with one another. and that goes into the us. right. and in georgia with sanctions applying those sanctions because they claim that those sanctions are due to georgia, undermining freedom of expression. but now when it comes to the current elections,

we have the u. s. b, u, k. and the you going on and on about how the elections are of fraud and that somehow restaurant is involved. international observers have not declared the result to be free and fed. we can demo contravention of international nolan's and joining calls from international and local observe as for fully investigation level reports of election related violations. georgia's european and euro atlantic integration bills enshrined in the country's constitution requires that the government respect the rights of members of civil society and the fundamental freedoms of old georgian citizens. the picture emerging from georgia is clear. yesterday's election has been stolen by pollutants pop of government into beliefs, sci fi back, the people of georgia as they stand up for the freedom their rights in the future. now it is interesting to observe the difference in these reactions because when it is a government that is more keen in pleasing them, they seem to be quite ok with that,

they seem to be quite happy about it. but if it's the opposite, if it's a government that might even challenge them a little bit, then it becomes a problem. yeah, it's interesting indeed. who am i? thank you. the ukrainian army group has been stopped from infiltrating the russian border region of brianne. according to the local governor, the attackers were hit by heavy fire with officials saying the situation is now under control. i made heavy losses on the battlefield end failed, attempts to penetrate the russian border. ukrainian forces are on the run as russian soldiers continued their ground advance rescuing another village and the don't ask republic. according to the defense ministry of the liberation of, as my love kind of helps strengthen it's true position in the region and video of a russian soldier, finding a seemingly working at us abrams, thanks, that was abandoned, has been circulating on social media several dozen of the multi $1000000.00 vehicles were supplied to kiev. here's an exclusive report from the newly liberated

cranes brought to us by our tea correspondence. eat our stand off. what's the what's bought the filter? the motions at a russian command post. ukrainian evacuation group is stopped in its tracks, not far from another crippled nature made fighting vehicle that now bears a russian flag the fighting towards the towns of getting out and sleet of r as fees as ever receiving the data from anybody. easily. the last of the death of our guys are storming the foothills because there's a lot of food holes in the woods. they're made of concrete, most of them to infringe. they made the food holes out of concrete. there are some

disadvantages of stormy and such footholds, but we do it very effectively. so it doesn't matter if it's made of concrete or would, we'll still take them away. this video was shortened given to us exclusively by a russian reconnaissance team directly from one of the captain strongholds here, just a couple of hours offerings. ukrainian garrison was kicked out for over a month that has stool. the advance of the russian troops sold teams of the atf tank regimen 2 kits in less than a week. and the simple soft. it was wooded area about columbus along with the entrances and both sides and threes. and so it was like a hole on the ground, seated with fortifications and more specific ations beneath those they dug in very well. we took it almost without casualties. more than 40 gradients with that. in one back out, there were more than 12 people. and 15 in

a dugout on the other side. and none of the 40 more were hiding. but anyway, the foothold is else now is also fresh from the bottle. russian soldiers bring a wounded, ukrainian prisoner of war, is given war to smoke. his hands around, tied on the he's provided 1st aid. the medics arrived measurable by just the moment . you mean that nights we were surveying with a drone and controlling the perimeter was decided to send an assault team there we set up an ambush and waited. the enemy pc arrived and unloaded the troops, but we didn't have time to hit it. we waited for the salt team, let them get as close as possible. then we got into a fire fight. that lasted 4 hours. they were shooting to the last until they ran out of ammunition and the end. those that didn't surrender were killed. and this guy surrendered to us if so. but the fighting isn't limited to just free lines.

ukraine batches, the town of christ, to me, a couple of kilometers away from the front line. it is utilized as a spring board for rushes offensive. russia has been in control of what could i use for about 2 months now, i guess, but it is still far, far from a safe place. you can see over there, a ukrainian shell hit something in the residential quarters. and we are cells. we have to move, we try to stick to moving under the trees because after the drones are still a very big thing, but he had given it's so close to the front line. well. and if the via come, because the drone is far from the only threat ukraine's operational crisis in the dynette, squeezen aggravates by the day. and there's mary a sign of even a glimmer of hope for can you hear me just done

a reporting from credit and the net squeegee. a lot of the landscape has passed a new law that allows for an mercenaries to sign up and serve in the print in armed forces as officers parliamentary arguments in support of the bill emphasized kids, severe lack of command staff looked at this spell for ukraine's military efforts you can head over to our website, r t dot com for all the details on this story and much more the now to southern 11 on where idea of strikes have killed 8 people and entered dozens more in the city of side on as, according to 11 ons, health ministry. the strike reported late hit a densely populated suburban area which previously saw an influx of this place. families from other regions and the strikes eat away at aid and government supports civilians are turning to their communities for help or cheese. steve sweeney filed

this report from a temporary shelter and a route where people are learning to be self sufficient amid the war a level and stands on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. with 1200000 people displaced from the south and the southern sub of somebody with schools like this one is open that door with some refugees, but the government isn't deadlock. struggling to meet the needs of the people social worker for i to he was inspired to open a community kitchen, feeding around one and a half 1000 people having the capital pay route. i opened this kitchen field and also equipped and established on chains, volunteers who wanted to be part of this kitchen. and now they are seizing more than $1500.00 meals. and some of the display see for live in this area and the others live in the neighboring but a day. however, this mission provides food for the or the thoughts and amount of displays of distribution. so it's in this building and the other one for explains how the women work in the kitchen,

preparing and cooking hot meals every day. she says it gives them a sense of purpose, the odd now feeling that they are part of the mission. instead of waiting meals to, to, to, to come to them, they will, they are actually moving down there are putting on, they are participating and they're being part of this initiative. and that by itself, lots of cottage and gives them excitement instead of waiting onto the water and they do have a very important issue if they have any very important permission to actually do. and that's what they are doing today. they're preparing rice and chicken fresh food for defense to donations from the lebanese public. so what's going on here? this looks like it's nothing of only to open the kitchen fields and establish an equip these kitchens. however, it's very essential and very vital to train the people how to cook a huge be on steve. and that's exactly what you're seeing here. these women here with their own sound and solid, they were able to learn as through our own shafts that we on through the team. that's i actually, um,

got the 2 through my own team that came to the school. they were drains on how to cook the eyes on how to clean the eyes and how to take of all the initiatives or the initial um m. and you should things that they have to do. and this is exactly what she's doing. she's, she's so she's actually watching that i from the same way, but she will stop how to do it. because also they come from places where they all the out order, the mothers and they coast and they take the children. so they have the perspective . so i was looking huge meals, like 1000 people. it's another scenario and that's why they have to give you, given that as to please the ingredients and the way to do it hold on on. no, no, actually the officials you have the make sure that the section these kitchen fees are always maintained on the accessibility to watch and we don't on top company however, they have to pay huge amounts to, to see what's it but the, what's that is that how many people would just take it down to 1100 in these 2. yes. and the the

rises price. where does this come from? uh we, we buy them in fox and huge, huge products because it's cheaper. and we go to like a areas where, when houses where they, where they sell it and a huge amounts and with cheap guy. so as far as, as the people are putting together at the time of crisis with inconveniencing sunni, shia christian andrews supporting each other. that again is the reflection of this unit to me that this people have among them and the power that they hold within. and i live in these people, honestly it, i can every situation, they come to amazing office unity and this strong wind that they would survive and they would wind the water and they wouldn't be one of hands. and they wouldn't allow anyone to come in between them. and then this mission that they're working towards is the end of this is a big city as a few of the big cities. and that's what you see when you speak to these people in the ad on jacob, on one of the women takes a break from the cooking to explain how important it is to be positive,

the community kitchen in this kitchen, we all work together collectively and provide food for us, several schools where refugees are accommodated. we have many of our sisters on our team for passionate about helping people in difficult situations. they all work is one. we are very grateful to them for all their help. made the all mighty bless them for their work and the rest of course, the flip side, the school should be for the children as a new term stalls, but many a close. now either use as temporary shelters or too dangerous because of as well as funding for the un warning of a law scan ration of maya learning is the biggest problem with facing. now, as there is still no communication with schools recently, they have started to introduce programs to start online learning public schools. but there are many serious issues like i hope that everything will work out with the most important thing is to provide education, at least at the minimum level possible. so the children can learn. teachers hold on

to that time to ensure that this place children receive an education using these might shift cost me and on. we currently have 3 teachers who educated children in our school. we're allowing them to teach the children according to their age. and we have divided the children into age groups. we provide lessons to each class as much as possible so that the children don't lose interest in learning. and the idea of learning stace in their minds and doesn't disappear for a long time. so that they don't face and just them problems when they're to. so we try our best to keep them in this educational atmosphere. as we have seen across lebanon, the community is putting together when its time of need. but goodwill and community spirit can only do sustain so fall on sunday. a consignment invites on pakistan. 90 tons was postponed due to the as ready bombing. i must have or the conference empowers agreed to donate $1000000000.00 to help mitigate the impact of the cartridge. but according to reports, this will not be given to the deputies government,

but instead shut down some of the agencies. in the meantime, community kitchens like this one are instead footing the got some promoting self sufficiency as the people have level to hold for an end to as well as will. this is the so we need for auntie in payment to the us where pro palestinian protestors disrupted a campaign rally for democratic presidential candidate commer harris. the vice president was heckled and loudly booed during her speech. in the swing state of michigan, we are fighting for america's future. and we understand the opportunity we have for us to turn the on the, the,

the us has been a steadfast ally through out israel as a war on gaza and brought or conflict in the middle east. in fact, it's received a more us military age than any other countries since world war 2 and annual cash flow that began and 1951 parts estimate. washington that has already spent a record $17900000000.00 on israel in the year since the october 7th, a mazda attacks that includes military financing, arm sales, restocking is really air defense systems and transfers of tank and artillery equipment. risk consultants. alessandra bruno told us not to expect the changes in us policy toward israel anytime soon. i is the domestic policy issue in united states. and american politicians have negotiates with the various lobbies that act on israel. we have so. busy that is

true for the democrats as it is for the republicans. so until this dynamic changes, um, most us politicians will running for any office, particularly presidents or congress. anything? washington we have to design it's use use or hers pro pro israel credential. i do think that perhaps in the 20 to the 8 and i change when and when and perhaps by then something will have changed because the, the war in gaza this over the past year and now the new one level. now i have, i think, started to really challenge the lobby groups in

washington. the many americans citizens have seen the images on various news channels, not official ones that are out there. so this is including our key and government opinions that i think we'll start to shake this is this really? all right, i'll do stay with us here on our to international up next on going underground option with tom saying his guest discussed list zalinski and netanyahu both created by the west. we're now eating the west. i forgot the the, the,

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