the, the, the europeans are told a better stock up on food and supplies in case of a war with russia. that's a despite monster repeatedly saying it has no rush. such intention. party reports exclusively from the dunbar, city of grapes, where russian forces are helping civilians evacuate away from the front lines. however, as our crew witnessed 1st hand, the route to safety is paved with danger. the talk show host tucker carlson says the white house isn't panic mode tearing a trump return to the oval office. we'll expose all their dirty secrets

and about swan and president admits defeats as the boats are being tallied to the south. african nation is choosing a new government and a new path ahead the just after 6 pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story rush has potential war on europe is top is a top security issue for the you. that's according to a report by the special advisor to the european commission president that also says that europeans better get their stockpiles in order food supplies and whatever else is needed in case of a war with russia. we do not have a clear plan on what you will do in the event of armed aggression against a member of state. the threat of 4 posed by russia to europe and security forces us to address this as

a central piece of our preparedness without undermining the work to prepare for other major threats. this includes those connected to disruptions to the global economy. disasters driven by climate change, or another pandemic. queen ursula vander line ordered the 4 finished prime minister . uh sally. nice though. back in march, to draw a report on you military preparedness. um and she's basically made defense, her whole new obsession. and the block has even just created a new defense commissioner position. so there seems to be the slippery slope recently towards making the e u. a true super national state with re galion powers like warfare and spying events. this new report says that the you needs a quote, fully fledged intelligence cooperation service at the level that can serve both the strategic and operational needs. so that would be used by emissions. in other words, it also says that that you needs a 1000000 cyber security experts. all this is because of russia, of course. oh,

and also because of climate change and pen done next. all other really scary stuff that can never possibly go away. otherwise, it's all just a giant waste of money and maybe they have to spend days on these are actually accountable. if you get economics domestic affairs, things like that, that actually help the people. but tell me if there's a damage to more national security stuff is that citizens can at least sleep better at night. right? not quite because the report says that citizens are actually now supposed to start loading up themselves, stockpiling food drinks and medicine. oh, they forgot toilet paper. that was a big one that we saw during co bed, inexplicably. maybe they're a propos, new c, i a style spy agency would've figured that went out. oh and this are you prepared? this report also went out of its way to shells for ukraine in passing, which isn't an actual you country, but why not? i guess the you should maintain and further strengthen its capacity to deliver

military support to ukraine for as long as it takes is critical to keep ukraine in a position to defend itself against the russian invasion. this leads to the urgent need to further ramp up defense production capacity. you must also be ready to feel any possible gaps in the event of a diminished level of support for ukraine from the us. so you could basically put at ukraine in the basket with all those other perennial threats that help keep the cash moving into the national security complex. and it's just a giant black hole at this point. it's not like all the cash that's supposed to be going to ukraine is actually making it to the front lines in ukraine. even kia says that it's only seeing a fraction of it, like 10 percent of the cash that's actually allocated. so it's obviously ended up getting unloaded somewhere else into unknown pockets on the way over. and this is obviously happening to the point where you crate as even the straight up telling, pretty swollen to just for to do that. you have some sort of their own website was

like, hey, you guys seem to have stash, we need them. so just to hand them over. so i would do so could you look through them? i think we really wanted to get to make fighter jets from poland, but they could not give them to us because they did not have enough of their own. that's why we agreed with nato that they would assign them to a police commission policy just like our baltic friends who do not have their own planes. and that's what have such a mission. we agreed on this. but after that, polling give us the planes, you know, was there another reason we do yes. among the countries helping crane, if you take into account military, financial, economic, humanitarian, hate, and 83 crane universities in proportion to gdp. baldwin has done more free crane than any other country. we are trying to help, but we are also frontline country. right, is also threatening us and not everything is possible. this e report comes across as another tool to heard public opinion in the direction of war profiteers and the western war lobby using the same tune that we've heard about

a 1000000 times before. if through the readings in ukraine, there's a really risk that's his aggression. it will not, and there are support is not to try to do it is an investment in our security. so russia case explicitly giving the side i to all of this rhetoric coming from western officials and rejecting their attempted conflictions with the conflict in ukraine. go was to see next to the leadership of the united states and nato saying that russia wins and ukraine. now, the next ones are nato countries. and why do we need nato countries? we don't need them. we didn't need them. we don't need them. and we will not need them in the future. and why did they say that to encourage them to pay money? that's what it's for. look, whatever happens, at least europeans will have their battery powered radio that they've just been asked in this new report to go run out and buy. so at least they can keep listening

to this for clowns. so while the west pump key of with weaponry, russian forces have been making advances on the front lines, moscow's troops recently raised a flag over the strong whole town of city. the well in the neighboring city of lagrange russian forces are now evacuating civilians. but his arteries eager is gone, of exclusively reports that attempts to reach safety is plague with hiding dangers . the town awful grain skirt is the place where you least expect to see. this is now on the ukrainian shillings. civilians are waiting for a chance to evacuate. ukrainian soldiers forced their way into apartments. they broke down the doors. then what did they do? they were looted. they were looking for money, gold, stuff like that. both of those are positive. so that's before that, that yes. the military has been ordered to evacuate people from her, what we called god, because my mother caught move in a come whatever may face of this trash,

and these people set out the fighting and basements. this elderly man recalls how ukrainian soldiers exploited the mine workers as freely before the people were forced to work in the trenches. they weren't kicked out toward their p crane and sold them. don't you want to go to the trenches? a lot of trenches had been built here the credit and say, don't you want to work to dig punches dugouts? people were kicked out of the mind, but some were exempted from the mobilizations. the crowds didn't care. they say get out of the mind. one gets fired from his job and he's dropped. exemption was to receive people say that i don't want to fight for that. so in fact, they made threats. grant us to attempt to send us to war for the 1st time in years. so little stands between them and the children in russia, so little yet still so much civilians evacuating from the

town of graham's russian forces. right now helping them board and put all of their belongings. but they still have this little buggy on the yeah, they're going to head towards the nets and then hopefully they will be able to get to that families in crimea. it is surprising how many civilians still remain here. the road is extremely powerless, but they have to break that. you can see to see russian soldiers in the box. they are the gunners whose job is to shoot down ukrainian f, b, b, and company kazi, drones that are prowling the skies here. the side of the road is lined up with the civilian cause of those abandoned by luck. and it's still just the sky that can become the harbinger of death. mine's power threats to us,

the banks, to money, to rain and fake ties. this straight anti personnel mine failed to do any damage. the boys get out the safe as did the elderly couple, 2, we received this video from a volunteer organization, and that's the, that's one broken home. we're united, a drop in the ocean of human tragedy here and a life changing title, wavelengths for this family. how many has done a reporting from cranes oxy? there's just under 4 days to go until the american people started heading out to

the polling stations to pick their 47th president. and it's expected to be a close race, right until the end will be keeping you updated with our special coverage. here on our, to international. the democrats are shaking and their boats about being sent packing from the white house . because donald trump knows where all the bodies are buried, that's the claim of talk, show host tucker carlson, who's been holding a fundraiser in arizona alongside the republican candidate with the main reason they don't want donald trump back in washington is something called disclosure. they're very concerned that if donald trump comes back to wash and we're going to find out what's happened to the $100000000000.00 that we sent, you create over the past 2. and that's what happened to that money. there's never been an audit of it. what do you think it when have you been to mclean recently?

yeah. it's not just told her body by the way. 100 buying. i mean, this great credit was so high on crap. you couldn't steal half as much as you know, your each, your average contractor in washington. and they're terrified if donald trump gets back when he comes back with an army of people who know exactly what they know what's going on. they know where the bodies are likely to be buried and they're coming with shovels to dig a month. at the event, carlson held a lengthy interview with donald trump, who had plenty to say about china. they argue that a wise leader knows how to build friendships with beijing rather than creating an enemies, which he believes is the current state of affairs. he also insisted that russia and china should never have allowed to be 4 to form an alliance. let me now we're going to know in 4 days and look what these stupid people have done.

they've allowed russia, china ram, north korea, and others to get together in a group at a professor at the wharton school of high school. we had history class is also you said the one thing you never want to happen is you never want russia and china uniting, we united them because of the oil we united them bite and united. um, it's a shame the stupidity of what they do and what i'm going to have to on unite them. and i can think i can do that too. i have a senior fellow at the ty, her institute i, in our time getting explained to why the ties between moscow and beijing have those in washington so concerned when you have the number one country in the world, it spans 11 time zones in terms of resources and you have the number one country,

i think it's more than the next 5 or 6 depending on what day you're, you're measuring up the rest of the nations in terms of manufacturing. that is a powerhouse that far exceeds non competes, exceeds of united states. and this is washington's main concern. it says combination of 2 countries, one with resources, the other one with manufacturing, with markets who are now leading a coalition of, you know, the brakes. uh, brakes plus use, you know, how many groups out there rushing to join anything right? now that has anything to do with the united states mean joe biden, he had the summit of america, is that invite some countries other countries didn't go because some countries weren't invited. and then the ones who did show up were ushered into the white house for a 20 minute group meeting with none other than joe biden. so, not exactly making friends in that, that kind of a reno,

there's been whole sorts of talk about frameworks in africa, south america, south east asia, etc. but nothing is actually come of it. so, you know, the us is now looking at a situation where, you know, this kind of combination of countries coming together at, you know, with russia and china involved in them. very, very threatening to this idea of maintaining your head, jeremy, and also the dollar. keeping the $1.00 and $5.00 agency as election day nears, some analysts are warning a violent spilling onto the streets after the results are announced. the reason report shows that violent rhetoric connected to the us, the election has searched online since the beginning of october, up to 315 percent on telegram and 105 percent on gab our to starsky. a tailor breaks down the y when it comes to going to the polls. the us doesn't exactly set the gold standard, and it's almost

a big day and it's already now tuning in. rest assured that democracy stateside is alive and well and confidence in the vote. sky high, we have to vote, and we have to make sure that we stop them from cheating cause a cheap, like the we had a big debate. we have original action. we have a bad board is we have very bad elections. we have a bad devoting system, we have male in dallas. we do have a good lead, but we gotta be careful cuz remember that she'd like hell it's the only thing. they are good at law comment as being a bit more mellow about whether still accept defeat graciously. she did say, but she's lined up some legal, big guns, you know, just in case we will deal with the election night and the days after, as they come. and we have the resources of the expertise and, and, and to focus on that as well. so you want to seems ready to go, is that what you're saying? are you thinking about that as a possibility? of course, this is a person, donald trump, who try to undo the

a free and fair election, who still denies the willingness of people. nothing like promising to litigate your way to victory, to inspire confidence in the folks as to a probably a little on edge unsettled by the regarding the mudslinging and shading us. things like how to know, trying to take donald trump out. we don't like him on the oh, they've tried a number of states, decided to unilaterally remove his name from the pallets, no violent insurrection as well, cuz they said, it's a 100 percent political harris. and this has nothing but election interference by democrats who don't want voters to vote, thinking about what they're saying here. they're telling voters, we don't want you to have the choice. we don't want you to be able to elect the presence of your choice. we don't want you to even be able to weigh the options. we're going to take it away from you. we're going to decide beforehand who can be

on the ballad, who can't, who can be president, who can't it, is it is totally radically unconstitutional. so the supreme court probably itself fearing a violent interaction on this, they stepped in over with that then the cool cases, 4 of them making from the fast president in america's 248 year history to be indicted, who's fed election interference. this is all it is. he said we got a lot come up. this is a legal issue because cases really looks like a i've, i've, i've been under investigation more than the legendary alfonze capo and scarface and well, he might be move on to the out the power. and he wasn't barely tons of that out. the, with a tall get on his back, despite announcing his candidacy political loyalty. r s. k junior was never given an invitation to the cnn to bates. why?

well, apparently he didn't meet that criteria, but ours k junior. well, he had a different story. i just campaigns to have for his, during their phone call with a cnn, as reported by the washing. and both said, specifically the ad. cnn needed to use those criteria to determine who is going to be on this page. that would keep me off the stage and he would not come to the debate unless if, as long as i was on the stage with him and, and by the way, this is illegal. it's illegal under the federal elections. commission law is act. nothing like healthy competition. to keep a democracy, frightening the spanish thing, the man who was bleeding voters from the bye didn't come from tv screens, wasn't enough, but no, they then decided to do need him from a few states pallets across the country, the dns. he has $3000000000.00 and their big strategy is to keep people from

running against spreads or by using court cases against donald trump. he lives in the court to get me off the ballad. they apparently don't believe that they, that their candidate can win in a firefight spoiler? no, no, they didn't think by it could when, which brings us to come along, who finds himself potentially on the brink of making history banks to the popular vote? no, no, no. this not thanks to full 1567 democrats delegates who in a lot show role. so she couldn't be, was been job only did, who has been 40 percent of his presidency on holidays and the rest of his time fully. no comment. i got handed his crown without a single american choosing the self or claim party of democracy. you can't claim to be that any more because they just steamrolled democracy and made a decision in a back room. and you had nancy pelosi, brock, obama, george clooney, hollywood moguls, wall street bankers, all working behind closed doors to bring on bearable pressure to bear on joe biden,

who in the end threw into doing the towel. and now you have the democratic party uniting around cala harris, so not only has never won a democratic primary, she's never won a single vote for president. yes, they've installed her as their nominate. how many los is coming here as one of the democratic primaries? 00, that's exactly right. the party bosses installed cobble here is because they can controller, that's all this is about. and then to top things off. that's the small issue of proving who you are, which apparently is controversial. so controversial and fax it over in california. they've actually signed requiring residents to present that. so to i d's all doing that, it on fairly target some low income, an ethnic minorities traditionally of coal seen as democrats, safe bets. now there's only one reason that that happens just because they want to

see there's no other reason. so you see the bought it, but it's smart not even be open. but there is already a news, a face and american democracy has hit well, both of them with the system undermined by the very people who should be. it's great, says tompkins, dangerous rhetoric, the 2 tricks on dollar bills. that is the name of the political game. now, there's a one, the people of disillusioned, those doubting the sanctity of the election process already have fuel to add to the fire. that's after video emerged online, showing an early kentucky voter trying to cast a ballot for trump, but the machine registering it for harris. the incident has been confirmed by a local official after initially denying the issue, and an investigation by the attorney general is said to be pen. the parent glitch, ironically came after business tycoon jeff phase. i was was recently underlying just how important both the accuracy of voting machines is along with the trust

people have in them are to contributor tyra read, explains where she believes the west election process is going wrong. i was a field manager for a congressional federal election and i was also a co workers and some federal elections. and what i can tell you is that if there's a lot of room, particularly in rural areas, but for cheating to happen, it can happen easily. um, it can happen with people double voting, it can happen with valid box stuffing, all kinds of ways. and now online, of course with the, with the right code, you know anything can happen. um and so you've isaac, even think there's a public distrust amount because we've seen like in the dominion case. now, the democrats scream loudly that this is not true that the dominion machines didn't work. but there are glitches with it. and, you know, there is, are people that believe that we should just have paper ballads that people should show their id. i mean, let's face it, you have to show your id to buy

a bottle of wine. you have to show your id, you know, for every other function in the united states of america, like why wouldn't you be able to and to buy a gun. very good point. so why not show your id to vote? you know, there's many states that you don't have to show your id like and, and of course you have mailing valid, so then you're not verifying the id, right? so it's mailing, so there's no way to do that. so there's been cases where, you know, dead people of it, right. or people who's sitting, you know, they've been able to verify that through social security numbers. so i think that's where people are really feeling. and, you know, there's also not an outside objective agency looking at into election integrity in the united states. now the united states and people to other countries and claim that they're trying to save democracy. doing so, and we've all heard that, but, you know, in united states itself it's, it's become a real problem either way, there's going to be a lot of ruckus how long it will last, how much it will be. it's hard to say, but you know, there's

a lot of stake and you know, from the position of donald trump supporters, they really feel like they've been a used and misused by the democrats, by, by, you know, and they feel like their voices have not been heard and that's a lot of america now over to gaza, we're at least 10 happy have reportedly been killed in a recent is really or strike on the news. to read refugee camp in the center of the enclave. the it was a school turn shelter home to thousands of displaced locals that were targeted in that attack. and it's not the 1st time the idea has hit that exact spot. it's supposed to be a safe shelter for palestinian families warning the following images are disturbing . the britain results of an overnight attack from israel, bodies lined up draped in white, but the bloody carnage still visible. the local hospital reports 16 people were killed and 30 wounded with the latter figure, including a medic and 2 journalists,

is realized. you have to comment on the ins. meanwhile, on the west bank offices of the un agency for palestinian refugees were badly damaged during and is really rate on thursday, idea of bulldozers were said to have left the trail of destruction in ortiz marie, if an ocean has been looking at the importance of the agency and its work in the are mind was 72, was born into a family of palestinian refugees who lost the home. when israel was established, she grew up in a camp built by the un relief and works agency to shelter. people like her parents who had fled the violence she attended and, and there was cool, gave birth to 10 children with under was health care support and now relies on the agency for medical care and food. my wi fi or is that other was closure, would be a devastating final blow for her. and people like her normal connected to an ad. honestly, since i was born i have known and was without them we would be devastated. we

couldn't manage on our own. my own what is very beneficial. we rely on them a lot because financial situation is very poor. this is a rad occasions the, it's a death sentence. there is a death sentence in existence itself. but this just increases it. when there was created a 19483 years prior to mine was birth to help palestinian refugees across gaz, a jordan lab, and on syria. and here in the west bank with basic services like education and food . it's funded by contributions and the us. israel's biggest friend is the agencies major donor on monday, israel banned on there was operations within its borders. meaning it's one be able to carry out its work in the palestinian territories, effectively governed by israel. that is off to tel aviv acute, some underwashed off of having close ties to him as a group that is ro consider as terrorist with allegations that certain them please

. we're even involved in the october 7th attacks for sure. this is nonsense. it's all talk by crazy people about on why i mean, what is america working with him? oswell fighting him us. how could on a while be working with him us, you know, they want to close the agency because of him are good. what does homos have to do with own well or america in north america is basically running on what money wise. one is more than 870000 registered refugees living in the west bank and part of nearly 6000000 displaced palestinians scattered across the world. where here at the columbia palestinian refugee camp right next to jerusalem swan of about 20 camps proud across occupied palestine with tens of thousands of displaced palestinians had been living for decades like many of the camps. this was meant to be as temper with shelter. but as refugees havent been able to return home temporarily has turned into permanent,

wouldn't otherwise stops working. everyone here will feel the impact the campus home 219000 visually registered refugees up to 1600 students attend. and there was schools here for free doctors at under was clinic, received dozens of patients daily. for some of them, these places they lost hope tight. and thankfully we benefit from the services. i come to the clinic, the doctor as a nurse to see how good and we benefit greatly from owner by not just a little further while shuts down with the lack of work. why would i buy medicine? well, would i get my treatments that i have diabetes? for example, how would i get my medicine? is row claims it is planning to find alternatives to replace on there. why would people on the ground struggle to understand, why would they need another provider have to on their law has been with them for more than 7 decades? a whole lot of we do not trust the patients actions. we do more trustworthy say,

or do from our painful experience with them. unfortunately, it is too easy for them to disregard their promises. it's not just the financial issue, sort of fundamentally political one. we must remember that on russia is a security based organization to establish by un resolution. it was founded on december 8th, 1949 under resolution 3 o 2 from the when general assembly, israel itself was also established by you in a resolution resolution 181. so it's astonishing that a country under the wind can disregard these treaties and laws entirely. this is extremely perplexing of us any of the site. a refugee himself is originally from ya from. that is now part of tel aviv. he believes israel's ultimate goal is to make palestinians leave palestine capital of ethnic cleansing and force displacement or at the top of the agenda. we strongly believe that such measures seem to get the refugees right to return.