the, the, the very will welcome this is all the international be russian for a minute. the 2nd law profits right now addressing the media and the you a, where he's attending an international piece on security for him. son is missing in law, has already said what it has to say about a month and has to be spending a change to this don't says expressive before him. we've got to print. well, i was not at the forum last year for this year as well. sure. and i can only do more than i'm saying which was happening this year and the year before. last and i will not disclose any additional details. i would just tell you that there's

a lot of understanding and a lot of realism research and the opinions expressed. i'm not comfortable listing press is the, the printing and narrative if they're interested to see china, the is the measure, leave them, i'm happy to meet, but it's with a close, especially cooperation between russia and north korea was this can be a communication from the russian chinese or waitress, i'm not going to have you notice anything like that, or is it just an useful information space to keep them campaign? and what is the goals, please use the discount price going to that as well. i don't know, but apparently that the only possible goal can be to the machine you studies for noted simple fix. we just split between you but western relation with russian china on the face with you that have been no parking on a complex and universally tween russian china. but i'm going out to north korea. we don't see often usually i talk to be changed to those 3. you got 2 ways to address the problems created by the united states and the korean peninsula was like some state. we have a very short active dialogue with district got to the end of the lesson

from which the sheets of west and political realistic expressiveness or by season of cities have. i recently started to the modest saying that's one of the russians to see the demands around ukraine was to ship the met halfway and that a coalition will actually be created to renew is a to the getting this as opposed to both of the let's as always, we talk with us as always, they try to divide and conquer, so give it a try to build coalitions against someone else. but on that's, that's about approach. this must go, you know, if you and they to countries that kind of, i recently a cold for increasing a contact with moscow. even though they repeated the very idea of dialogue with 20 times use the costco sometime ago. why do you think that's happening? so give you maybe to show everything is lost, it's not difficult here to make those positions great. donald trump, uh,

probably about to, to work on ending conflicts and the least ends in ukraine. do you have an idea of how can do that to the luxury that we don't have any idea, but we will be a waiting list that proposals for the 10th of every time students are waiting. right to have this question was when i say that the computer, every politician who says that their 1st piece, i'm not full to get so to the merits, attention. but it all depends on the students, the specific proposals and president clinton has formulated. our approach of it should have everything is features administrative for in the past. when things as i see susceptible, is there any question about coal into the model that excites had to do with those are created a new found defense space. and i was giving you some distance from the interaction to this folder. i just want you to go to this goes to counseling questions on how they are saying that to be pushed because we've not those 2 and i see what the actual thumbs, liberty, and text with the fact that i've been told and has created

a tree based on the shots and then shot such a short since from the business of the board. it means that trust isn't done. so i'm losing its grip. oh, but when the united states sky withdrew from the south, defense treaty. so just to and said, was it that they will be able to create receipts and then you believe positions and european countries just that's what i'm, i'm sure they said that the only goal is just to defend weight against a china from north korea. we're good, but we have us analyze to that plans and we said right away that it has nothing to do with the rental for the people so young. so it's, it's an attempt to create a one sided visual. and this is, you know, leverage against russia moistened with an attempt to contain, especially the development silver shall approach. and so far these assessments have

been proven to be true. i like to questions because the answer is already contained in game with the listening and tv box environment as a gala prophecy. also questions the media as, as he attends and international peace and security for him in the u, a. e, a rather brief, it q and a that but some of the main points he was asked about. so the president's us presidents, alexis trump's promises to and conflicts in ukraine, on the middle east, on some mr. law from said he has no idea how trump will achieve this, but most go is always open. so any new ideas and the pressure will be a way to get a new piece proposals. another question was about the need a permanent us, whether it's a military base in poland, but the life of saying mosca knew straight away that it was nothing to do with the tearing around him was more about most go up on, you know, updates on what was said during not q and a late to in the program. going to take you to 11 on now. what is well as low as more attacks on the nation's capital.

the law is trying to hit densely populated residential areas in the south of bay. ruth is shown in descriptive sensory royalty. the idea claims that has the infrastructure was talk, this isn't that a violation node is what issued prior to via sold. as we know, official statements on casualty numbers yet early as well as people were reportedly killed in of a nice idea, strikes on the ancient city of phone 6 victims all believe to be rescue workers who was searching for trucks. colleagues, under the rubble of destroyed civil defense censor seventies with our teeth pulled is a close bond virus attack on a state run health facility. this came just dallas off the neighboring syria report

to the idea strength in and around is copies of the months. meanwhile, the world bank has issued a report, assessing the cost of the ongoing rule for $11.00 on its almost 8 and a half $1000000000.00. i think it includes both physical damage and they can normally the losses combined with the nation already losing the equivalence of 15 years of economic growth. additionally, the reports as the housing site, the stuff at the most, it's more than a $100000.00 living unit, is partially damaged or destroyed a lot less. this also shows that the lebanese people have been losing more than $3000000.00 us dollars of earnings per day. due to the conflict and they were face to on the less told is more about the liver reality on the ground. the problem that we are trying to focus on is right now, because some people are fresh out through their houses. it's starting to get cold is starting to rain. a lot of people are in shelters and schools,

but this is not sustainable over their long term. if the what would be over in a week or so, everything would be a bit better than that, but we don't know. it might search out for months for a year. no, no, no, it was just like to happen and go, no one expected it to the drag out this long, but it did even if the war ends tomorrow and part of the c protractor homes, the 100000 to have lost her homes, can return when it comes to the economic part. don't forget that. that was something that was already crumbling a level. the only problem was that the war, it's the biggest problem. it's a disaster. it's something that level needs to get out of it is destructive to, to everyone. we are facing a very violent and aggressive and of how sufficient force so is easier said than done. israel does not care about what the world thinks, what the international organizations, things it has as we saw there in buses, or we bought the un charter in the middle of the un general assembly. we see them

may ignore international law. we've seen them which are children and god bless you think they would carry such reports came out. if anything, maybe they will double down then stripe war 2 to make this they 1000000016 permanent software. and so you thought the right to funds for the palestinian people in a resolution adopted by the un general assembly. only 6 countries, including the us on this railroad to the gate stairs, taking us through why this was a lucian of pay is most significant on the plaza, where before them is all tease middle east bureau chief maurice and osha. the un general assembly passed a resolution as firm and palestinians rights to self determination, independence and freedom from his way of the occupation. no conditions attached, fighting had international courts of justice earlier opinion, but declared the occupation illegal ends called forth immediate end. the resolution argues this is essential for palestinians to

a cheap state who the resolution passed over wellman leave with 170 countries spoke to a favor including canada, australia, o, e, u, member states, and most south american, asian, and african nations. only 6 states posted as well as the united states, our london clearly, but it is not clear what impact this resolution will have of what consequences as well might face a if it doesn't comply. how we know that official tele, these basically ignored all previous un resolutions to criticize and is really actions the vote comes, has a un special committee created over 50 years ago, specifically to monitor these really occupations released report calling is really policies in gaza, consistent with genocide characteristics and the committee raised series concerns accused in israel using starvation as a weapon of war and robin had apartheid system in the west bank and these jerusalem

. and as expected, washington quickly stepped in to defend its key ally in the middle is dismissing the report as it relates to the un commission. i've seen some of that reporting and then, you know, we've seen some language coming out of that indicative of their belief that some of the actions could be constituted as this is their phrasing genocide. that is something we would uh, unequivocally disagree with. again, we think that that kind of raising and those kinds of accurate accusations are certainly unfounded. well, again, these so called unfounded accusations come from an international committee, specifically tasked with monitoring these really occupation. but the us response is rather consistent with a strong pro is rarely stands last month says you remember, washington gave israel especially to a deadline to increase humanitarian assistance into the gathers 3 before risk being

found in violation of us law, which prohibits the transfer of offensive weapons to countries blocking civilian aid, yet so so that line pass on tuesday. there has been no serious us criticism will base ro, despite warnings from aid organizations such conditions and the galvis 3 by now, the wars since the war started stuff taking months ago during this continue to press the officials on this issue. here's the latest exchange from us state department briefing via concern to, to be notified, canceled or fulfilled because of the letter. we noticed the status letter today site, none of the above. i hope you're paying attention to the very, the back and forth. we had on this the letterhead a time, and i mean it had very specific things that part of it. is that not a 5? is that or is that can see, does that show? what is it the 30 day period? is it extend this site?

the letter was designed to inject a strong sense of urgency and produce action parts you had expired on the 12th of this month. is that over what part are you talking about? so it was, it was, it had a definitely time limit that size and there was even though, oh, so that's, i mean, i understood it, laid out the renewal of it. oh, it laid out you. i think you're focusing a little too intensely on the letter. it laid out simply civically that it was the government. let me, let me, let me finish. so what exactly is america defending back in april and you $150.00 page human rights watch reports, excuse us, each row, all forest mass displacement in the gases street and significant and deliberate destruction of civilian infrastructure, describing it as a systematic campaign that amounts to war crimes and crimes that goes to many to the accusations that these really armies strongly denied and age are double your research or a stated stays really, government cannot claim to be keeping posted is safe when it kills them along,

escape roads, bombs. so, coal safe zones, and console food, water, and sanitation, also doctors without borders. recently warrens about 14000 people in guys need urgent medical evacuation and treatments, but outside guys of the situation remains just as alarm. and and concerning recently is ro passed several controversial laws targeted and palestinians in the west bank and his jerusalem. but also is really arabs who make half about 20 percent of as well as population of 10000000. these laws allow the prosecution of the teachers who speak out against the war, duplication of families of individuals. that israel accuses albany bolton's in terrorism and even the jiggling of palestinian children under the age of 14. the un special wrap up there are expressed outrage of the day i in the upset details thinking how motion to national diplomacy has normalized the situation by continuing to invoke the resumption of negotiations between the parties to achieve

a durable solution is exposed. well, many experts argue that it's america isn't just defined in israel, it's too deeply involved and is basically actively completed. so it's no surprise the us continues and we'll continue standing by israel, ultimately defending its own interest and its own role and its own influence in the region. the southern russian territory of serious is preparing to host a major international symposium on saturday is set to gather representatives from across the developing world, including bricks, members and partners. and the number of european politicians are also expected to attend or want to spend. just joining us now, the bus at law by speaking of the slow, the national council, and many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see a festival. what can you tell us about the significance of this symposium and your expect taishan for well,

thank you very much for the question. now i'm in the bottom and as a member of the european parliament, and i did tell you that uh we are. yes, we are, the minorities built, the v is the people who loved these and who wants to have good relations with the russian federation. and other countries from brakes are amazed from the growth and you know, the successes of the breed countries, especially when we see that the chinese economy so strong, that's even stronger than the american economy. when we see that russia is still a big super power. when we see the india and instead of growth, we see the brussel and other countries of the brakes. we just kind of ignore the brakes uh, organization. and we see that the brigs is the future. and the, the, the, the, you being, you know, if we are going to still be, you know, looking only bit cloth and to see, to us saying that we have the best on the world. and do you know, impose our human rights and then they'll read it off of values on other peoples and

other nations, either world that would be absolutely mistaken. and i am sure that if you need to be open minded, we need to cooperate with our shuttle to corporate. it's china, read to other countries of the brakes. and if it need to, finally realize, i mean that you'd opinion and finally realize that the world is changing is old like me in the 19th century where the western fathers view and go to war, they had the colonies and they could just say whatever they won't eat and everybody should behave like they won't do. this is, this is not normal to dates to behave like being very honest, like showing these like in the past. so that's why i really believe that we need to have more respect and that. so what we are saying also on a brief saw meeting dyslexia and i really appreciated. so what are your thoughts on why the issue is prioritizing increased the military spending? they were of oppose this redirecting tens of billions from the cohesion stones last week to support your credit and over the economic needs of countries likes the back . yeah, i'm hungry, which depends on education funds to maintain stability. here you are absolutely

true to the really mistakes. so in the european union because of the already the deep economic crises. so you can see it onto alton with this industry. you can see the other segments of economy and steel. we are like bumping ukraine, read the victims, we do money, billions of money, which can be used for the poor people in the union and for the businesses, for all the industries, for the workers and people who are living in a very small salary. so i'm sure that these are a big mistake. also, the essential begins. rush size is a horrible mistake because, you know, the sanctions are the image in your countries imaging my country in other countries . where do you have these problems of very expensive energy sources and expensive gas? and that's why it's evil is also the images on the economy and the industries. so that's why i'm sure that the, even most, most people choose to be here at least adults busy investments through veterans

entities to be submitted very complex. and i do today. i also be sending to the former president, the eastern method you have, and he was very rightly saying that the only beneficial of this war in ukraine are the united states of america. and they are really very complex. this is really bad . so we need to stop if they need to bring the piece. and i mean, finally need to find the, the really, the, the new new york to have the dialogue with russia and to finish these war because it is imaging, you need a big shift. our anticipation, especially with donald trump's upcoming presidency, as we know he's promised to resolve and ukraine conflicts. if the u. s. reduces is support for kids on the trump administration. what does this mean for ukraine survival them? to what extent does it expose an open reliance on washington at the expense of a broad and you're repeating strategy? both i will tell you already. honestly, i am happy that the head is

a mrs. harry's didn't. the was reading the american elections because she was the representative of these many tardies complex. she was the representative of this and they will either all through bodies division and all of these are, you know, more international capital. yes. to try and he's also writing, he's rather a, represent the national capital. he is a more by to take or maybe more oriented towards american interest, but steals the feel. hold if you'll hold that he can bring the change on the ukrainian conflict. and then he can make the agreement with the russian president, the minister of why do you mean which in so uh is their best to me. i really hope that it can change the situation. i need to bring a piece but still uh yes, the, todays, that the, the, the, the 3 or in the united states is the state and this dates that is still very, very influential and the consumer wants to walk. so i'm not sure how we do real time, but steal. i see more realistic. uh, i think the use of donald trump, but uh,

on the other side we need to say that he can be very dangerous. is about the conflict and he's around because he's supporting though he's early genocide, over on the site and people are, this is just horrible and beautiful it's. he can be quite a dangerous as regards the relations with china, i may need to support adults open notes, right? it's china, i think that this would be very, it really is if somebody comes we'll start with these dogs and also he's a very docile and the few by the venezuela on other countries. so i'm sure that you can bring many, many mistakes into your job or thinks about also he can breaks. also those results as are guys ukraine. in the end, we need to say that out to 3 and the doing jump. what? because thinking in the river, it would probably come baki in the united states. one is i as well as your needs and it means that they want to have be more oh no more. no. so such presence in the international relations and politics. it would be good for the world is i'm

understanding products and we'll stop by there is also the 2nd to being of the republican party which want to be even more stuff on many, many of 30 tories. and it was, and it was, it would be very, very dangerous for the work. so we don't see bots for now. i see a kind of holes in the front. so do you think that brussel will be false to rethink is role in ukraine if you, as involvements diminishes. and kind of all prognostic approach like, directs negotiations with the rush to become unavoidable. especially when we see the german chancellor calling president who's in for an hour earlier today. is it a positive sign you think well, is there about slovakia or for example hungry and many more additions? either you'd be volumes from rather a um, but through the parties and the less things on the spot these. yes, we are so that if you need to find a way to work zeiler toby dresser score by the steel that's on what sees from uh,

franz, from germany and from especially know the countries in the body countries who are saying that, oh, we need to escalate to these conflicts, you know, this is just, this is just the suicide. i have to like the children in my home in slovakia and i don't want to have to do blood work. don't like crazy and really just stop this even to i'm going to go says enough common sense now did they won't it for that? i'll try because all the drum said that he will stop the war and you need to be on the majority of these to steal a very, very crazy and the lot is good. i think these golfing, this is very, very dangerous. so we are going to oppose these, and if emily kinda is going to withstand or we do from the deliveries of weapons to ukraine, and then he got his own money to try. and i think that you'd be uni on to post for the dialogue of these, for the peaceful dialogue and not to lose the money in the redlands do grand because it is just prolonging the suffering of the ukraine and people for the interest of the west. and this is a radical mistake of the saw about 5 minutes of

a buffet server. it did knows that platinum is a landscape seem to visibly shaken by trump presidential victory. what do you think that's reactions phase about ukraine's leadership? well, 1st of all, i really blame designs. these are team for these war because these war could be a worthy if the and also if the vested leaders within those positions key for the interest. but also, if everybody understood that the russian russian, uh, uh, interest, uh, kind of the drawer and that they feel that exist. they so travel from the expansion of the nato. and this is, i think, for everybody who knows something about his story. and joe bought these moves, everybody shouldn't all of this. so that's why i think that is that on skis as about the hands of this american interest. and that's why, of, after this change of the government of the united states, it can change also the southern states perspective. but i will be very,

very honest. first of all, in the you have been, you know, if you need to find the new mindset because this, it was a full behind the west is a very similar to the so the case you know, for the last century, the thirty's and forty's when the faces goes into european 30 tory and this is a very dangerous for flux. the russian nation is the buick nation. who are you provided us from the faces and if you need to remember this, that's why my primary so robot feet. so he's going to visit most of you to make whether you will have this great and it was, or the or leave it will have these great. and it was it easy? all the victories over, especially since this is very important to remember the boss. because otherwise, the count has normal future and this should remember also me. so someone's, these, all these. so you're talking to you probably, and because i see this, these now not the symbols. in dual credit, i see this bunder ceremonies into you cried. i see the,

these kinds of boundary stuff, amazement, venus on you. crazy unsuitables. and this is a very dangerous. and when i see that even though you will be barb on an east, i don't think the resolution reach of course. uh, the best thing country is to send the veterans to ukraine, which are wont go, you know, long gulf. um you can image of the russian territory in the long term. so this is live in the 2nd world war. it was hitler who in the past, you know, ethics russian territory and now the european politicians are doing this. i think these we need to oppose and that's why we want to have a piece good relations with restaurants. good relations with brief. and this is the only only possible future for us and for the facing the world. as we know this love communist to survive to the assassination attempt to few months ago. so as the you, as president elect donald trump, they've both been long digit among other things. so that's pro t stones on ukraine. why is that? so it's a dangerous position to take in the west and doesn't have

a long well piece. i'll throw the 2 things. i think the object connected to one is that the real piece, one of the shows and yes, the interest of the military complex in every kind of other countries which are really strong. so they need to, you know, meet the tracks from the democratic for the politicians who are trying to bring a piece that's the, that's the position of needs to try them at least a fee. so it is very similar, but also there are the enemies of sort of progress. the reason, i mean, the severity of progress it isn't which is oriented towards the minorities eligibility issues multiculturalism. and notice a very, very artificial issues. so, and this is a very, you know, important for many, many suited, doesn't do any on, to forge this, even the religion of progressivism. and if you are against this, you are, you know, the gloss enemy, you are the enemy of the stage. you have the criminal malls to bezel as they are

trying to present to you if you have such obedience into european union. and this is ridiculous, we are, we are saying that the democrats ease of the a free countries. but on the other side, if you have these little videos, you want more calls that about the more traditional or you don't have on just this uh, progressive. uh, the only thing is, is you are just blamed as a criminal, and these, we need to stop mr. feet, so he's very grateful edition and he's a very so what i mean, and i'm sure that he will continue even after these as, as the nation at the end. and then the, they kind of, they've gone through to us, the have the families via of our homes. we have a nation, our motherland. and if you're protected mazda hun, gary, and permanent civic, to open his accuse, the you of select tickets, selectively targeting member states over the ukraine complex. what do you make of that? so most of the pressure has so evocative face for the position of its government. a

bell, i can tell you and i could confirm that we have very good relations with mister audubon and hungry. and he knows, although there's a case because in the, in the boss does lucky and hungry has the problems because of the, you know, some historical animals. it is, but now we are only one vote. the boat for the national sort entity. we want to have peace in the international relations, good relations with restaurants and so on. and of course, this is why the leads in brussels via a deck us or mr or bond, or they hate team. they want to make a body out of him because he's us, uh, you know, of kind of evil and so in mind, several many, many people into your opinion on it. but the same is for, but seats on the bottom, he's representative of the for watching national goals are about the boy takes a little bit feet. so he's the left seger. he's so for democrats, but also very, very bad toothache and also very, very peaceful. and in many ways, also traditional, or you can say 'cause,

iraq. so the 2 streams we just feel strong, strongly do, you know, that's why the people in the know the parole center, including the social democrats, you'd be in people's fault including liberals and prophecies dying. the lowest categories from the, from, of our, our prime ministers and other positions. and if you need to have the strength to, you know, to follow our ways and to follow the national interest of other people. and the, i think the main national interest of other people is not to have the award as russia to stop there was before be asked to have a beast and to have good, good relations with all the breaks congress. so you're now back in russia, even off to a recent visit to the country, spots some backlash from some politicians in europe. well, sort of bridges. are you hoping to build here? exactly. i'm also a message to those who are still skeptical about working with russia. well it's a set of.