[000:00:00;00] the, the, this is the size of the latest is right for me. over the apartment housing, people displaced from the south, the southern suburbs of a route for the past 3 days, as well as targeted buildings where people have been seeking shelter. our crew take 2 on the grounds in lebanon, where the local health ministry report 59 deaths, and 182 injuries by idea of strikes in the last 24 hours alone. the, the president of harvey a refuses to resign up for public and rest. a reps over a propos,

investment deal with russia and punishment for visiting russia. european parliament member from slovakia describes brussels reaction to his attempt to build ties with moscow for brand new ortiz inclusive interview with new boss, blah, blah, from the 1st meetings encrusted our prize. when i was begging russell's into the baltic, especially about the deputies, any bees, but trying to punish meat and all the good to reduce the use before them. at funny to me, because i was in moscow, i think that is normal to have the dialogue of 3 new rochelle, and i will continue the live in moscow. you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble. we're looking at the top new stories from around the worlds the u. n. world health organization has slammed israel's overnight strikes on a route that kid. busy of 12 paramedics across the country,

59 people died and another 182 were injured. according to the lebanese health ministry that same day, israel dropped the 2000 pound us guided bomb on an 11 story residential building. the footage sent to r t. so as a high rise collapsing into a densely populated area, right, if times evacuation orders issued the prior to the strike, which target has the infrastructure. there's been no official statement on casualty numbers yet. that comes as israel reigns, fire across 11 on killing those fleeing to say for parts of the country are t correspondence. steve sweeney reports of the a quiet and tranquil town in the mountains of bob to district south of the 11 east capital bay route. it was the size of one of 3 is why the attacks on buildings, housing displaced, people, monday evening. this is the size of the latest is right,

the bombing of an apartment housing people displaced from the south of the southern suburbs of by routes for the past 3 days. as well as targeted buildings where people have been seeking shelter again as well. struck without warning, getting at least a people, mainly women and children. among the revel schoolbooks, children, school bags and clothes, a local say, there was no husband, our presence here. the people that were killed, imposing no threat to as well, hundreds of miles away from the border, just a few miles away and now removed another building destroyed by as well. at least 8 people were killed when, as well struck at dawn. among the victims, most of whom were women and children was little idea. he had a whole life ahead of her. but isabel snuffed out in an instant, days off to the attack and civil defense with because they're still searching the area as we arrived, they were carrying away the remains of someone killed,

had lots of vibrant search through the rubble for whatever they could find, hoping against hope tennessee was yet to say who or once it was targeting here, leaving local was wondering why i said the we were sleeping in somewhere at 430 or 5 o'clock in the morning. we heard a loud bang. and as if something was collapsing, people started to leave the building to escape and we noticed how 3 apartments had collapsed to the ground. we knew that there were refugees living here. that is all civilians. and we ran to help people. there are many victims here including women and children. there was no time for feelings, and no time for fear. we entered this apartment, there was devastation inside and people could not get out of there. the situation was terrible. it was dark and nothing was visible. a good name, so long as to saw that i was sleeping and at 4 30 in the morning i was woken up by the sound of breaking glass in our house. i know as soon as i could see, even barely, i went downstairs, there were refugees who arrived mainly from the southern districts and suburbs of

the ordinary civilians who fled the showing and found shelter here they ran here in search of a safe place and that's what happened, these were women and children, as well as on armed men who have nothing to do with the work. then up was a photographer, the king. did you notice it onto escaped the as why the aggression in the south. on monday, she was one of the 20 people killed by, as well as it struck the appalling block in which they was sheltering. a women an 8 children, and among the victims. we spoke to a friend of the family who said she was supposed to meet a brother, said she would be too late to stay in for dinner with a family, but she didn't get to eat a meal with is my wiping out generations of her family in an instant, there was a garden feeding haven, lebanon, the israel is trying to, so civil unrest division, perhaps even the civil war. the sheer community in particular was coming under attack with benjamin netanyahu. these were the prime minister describing them as the enemy within this place. people feel they are being hunted down, talking to them all being described as massacres in lebanon,

with no parts of the country safe. this is the sweeney for all the auto mood 11 on the to the south caucus is now the president of how the a has refused to resign following public on grass, but saw the storming of his office as well as parliament by protesters over proposed investment deal with russia for the leadership of up cause yeah. including the president, vice president prime minister and government officials remaining of cause. yeah. and we'll keep working here. therefore i ask that you not to come to any publications. i am here and up cause you and we will continue our work to address the consequences of these events. we appreciate the support and co operation of all civilians and law enforcement. the an angry crowd of hundreds gathered outside the deposit and the parliament building

where ratification of the investment agreement with russia was to be considered. for. testers crashed through the gates surrounding the complex and a bridge to the parliament building, refusing to leave police fire tear gas at demonstrators to break up the confrontation protests, or as have occupied both the parliament building and to the presidential office since friday, after storming the government the complex president was, anya has said he is withdrawn from close economic deal with russia from consideration indian pause in parliament for now russian foreign ministry spokesman marie has a heart of commented on development st. moscow hopes for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. russia is closely following the events in friendly casa, which have once again led to internal political tensions. unfortunately, opposition forces have not been able to resolve the differences with the country is legitimate to socrates through

a civilized and mutually respectful dialogue and have resulted to actions outside the legal framework, escalating the conflict. this has led to a crisis in the republic, and regardless of the outcome, hinders of cause the as development. the russian side expects that the current situation and up cause the will be resolved peacefully and through political means without interference in the countries internal processes. the other works, families, trend toward expansion is showing no sign of slowing down. that's as indonesia, it becomes the groups newest, official partner, russians, deputy for administer made and official welcoming statements and impressive state of agreements on trade, investment, artificial intelligence, energy, and climate. as well as logistics was concluded, indonesia, apec member state has become a brick spot in the country. all right, we can cross live now to our t correspondence,

rebecca knowledge of hulu for more on this. rebecca take us through all the details . so jury had speak under crime when emphasized that summit and cover and demonstrated the activation of the groups teach to establish a just well order reform for what's to fusion and built in probably economy i. and during his statement as well, you mentioned that he has a break to partner country earlier tubs, state submitted relevant applications to join the bridgestone family. among them are bell or rou. yep. now, side, cherokee and you find the galaxies off this category, were you following the meetings? all the leaders of the 33 last month on october 23rd. but the members of the association refrained from you please. i'm in this year and decided to offer some of the applications to see, to offer your country, including indonesia,

and responding to the statement. the innovation ministry of foreign affairs should be to that country have already formerly submitted an application to become a full member. we often tray and it is in a nation's understanding that bruce number are now considering the obligation based on their internal processes with regards to their disposition on the so called partners country. these records citric acid re here, m refresh, getting before. well, this mission will be taken of the next summit with understanding that piracy has many similarities with given each. so rebecca, what does this mean for indonesia? in particular, how is jakarta expected to approach working with the blog? your card, i has numerous express buyer to join the breakthroughs as the major emergent economy as a means to striving 70 emerging countries as well. that's how in the nation's

foreign minister exploit the move back in october. during the break in indonesia, joining bricks is a manifestation of its independent active foreign policy. that does not mean we joined a certain block, but we actively participate in every for him. this is a line with what the nation president pep boys to be until pointed out that there is no problem for inter are in joining both the o. e. c. d and greg with indonesia fully benefit and from any multilateral organizations. it's mike joint. he's best during his visit to the united states that he's 6 to maximize. what in the nation i can g from its membership in multilateral organization. yes, we are joining several groups for our economy. we want to look for the best opportunities. we have to think about the welfare of our people right then for 10

days after the break summit in south africa in almost 2023. in each i have been evaluating it's for potential membership, especially when it comes to economy, the benefits of joining law and innovations decisions. do i like to be the full member of rick through under sports the country and they should have their president trouble to be until a t t a more active role if it's for national forums? well, i'm holding it's principal off independence and for a actually for in. all right, and do you do it great. innovation signal? it's intense to diversify global partnership. and of course, fostering economy, cooperation, emerging power. and this new alliance with trouble was fission off. all of the, the innovation global sandy without compromising its strategic con, the right archie, correspond that rebec enough to fully rebecca, thank you right now to the southern russian territory of syria's for brakes is hosting

a major symposium on international cooperation representatives from across the developing world including block members and partners are gathering number of european politicians are also expected to attend by public nicky air and spoke with a slovak in m. e. p. lubo spa who explained the appeal of bricks, cooperation for europeans. all the other minorities of delta v is the people loved these and who wants to have good relations with the russian federation. and other countries from brakes are amazed from the growth and the, you know, the successes of the greeks 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 instead of growth, you see the brussel in other countries on the brakes. we just kind of ignore the piece of organization. and we see that the briggs is the future. and the, the, the, the, you being, you know, if we are going to still be, you know,

looking on these big lots and to see, do i say that we have the best on the world, and do you know, impose our human rights and then they'll either all values on other peoples and other nations, either world this would be absolutely mistaken. and i'm sure that if you need to be open minded, we need to cooperate with josh. i need to cooperate with china with other countries of the brakes. and it need to finally realize, i mean, do you opinion finally realize that the board is changing is old like the 19th century where the west and fathers view and go with the walls. they had the colonies or they could just say whatever they won't do. and everybody should be like they want, this is, this is not normal to day to behave like inquiry or just 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 me the dyslexia and i really appreciated. i was in moscow last month

and i was trying to, i apologize, your nation for all the so it was a full behind the west. and for this a tragic or resolutions, i also say thank you to do a russian ations for the i think us from the faces. and yes, i think that this is absolutely natural. and so to me, when i was bagging brussels into you'd be falling into baltic, especially about the deputies, any fees, but trying to punish me and all the good to be this leadership of the year before them. it's funny to me because i was in moscow, i think that is normal to have to dialogue read the russians and i will continue. he is really the consequences. they will try to punish us either you'll be new and because this is the democracy, is it kind of progressive realism, bondsville, lots of, i'll give you a lot of instead of banks and reveals, follow our values in our company. 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 keys and stones last week to support ukraine over the economic needs of countries likes slovakia on

hungry, which depends on each occasion. funds to maintain stability, the mistakes, so into european union. because we argue the deep economic crises, so you can see it on the ultimate, the industry. you can see the other segments of the economy. steel. we are like bumping ukraine. we do a victims, we do money, billions of money is going to be used for the poor people who use unity on for dr. businesses for our industrial sort of workers and people who are leaving in a very small salary. so i'm sure that these are a big mistake. also, the sanctions against rush size is a horrible mistake because, you know, the sanctions are the image of your countries imaging, my country and other countries. where do you have these problems of a very expensive uh, energy sources and expensive gas? and that's why it's cheap ones. also the images on economy and industries. so that's why i'm sure that the end of a semester people should be here is that all these investments do veterans entities

of this military complex. and i do today, i was listening to the former president, mr. met with you. 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 if you need to stop, if they need to bring the piece. and i mean, finally need to the signing the, the really into you'd be new, new york to have the dialogue with russia and to finish these war because uh, it is imaging your opinion. do you think that brussels will be false to rethink is role in ukraine if us involvements diminishes. and kind of all prognostic approach, like direct negotiations with russia, become unavoidable as their best slovakia, or for example, hungry. and so many politicians, either you'd be fall events from brother or um, but through the parties and the less things on the spot these yes, we are food that if you need to find a way to was iowa,

we dresser scores bought the deal that i saw was this from franz from germany and from especially, nor the countries in the body. countries was 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 for our work. they're like crazy and really just stop this . even the emily says enough common sense now did a voltage for the prom because i've drawn said that he will stop the war and you will be, you know, the majority of these are still very, very crazy as the last is good. i think these golfing, this is very, very dangerous, so we are going to oppose this. and he's, everything's going to which that or we do from the ups deliveries a wetlands, the ukraine. and then he got his own money to try, and i think that you'd be uni on both for the dial, the fees for the peaceful dialogue and not to lose the money in the redlands. do grant because it is just prolonging the suffering of the ukrainian people for the interest of the west. and this is a radical mistake. the saw about 5 minutes of

a buffet server. it didn't know so it's not to miss the landscape. seemed visibly shaken by trump presidential victory. what do you think that's reaction say's about ukraine's leadership. first of all, i really blame designs. these are jean for these war because these war could be a worthy, even though and also the device. the leaders would impose designs key for their interest, but also if everybody understood that the russian russian, uh, the interest of kind of the drawer and that they feel that exist ational traffic from the expansion of the nato. and this is, i think, for everybody who most on think about his story and joe, for these everybody should know this. so that's why i think that there's that on skis as about they don't need to handle this. i'm going to need to, as of this wise, 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 is a full behind the west is a very similar to the so the case you know, for last century, the thirty's and forty's, when the official goes into european, 3030 and this is a very dangerous for flux. the russian nations is the buick nation. who are you provided to us from the faces of anybody to remember? this is why my primary so let's see. so he's going to visit most of you may, whether you will have this great and it was very or leave it will have these great and it was it each of the victories over, especially since this is very important to remember the boss. because otherwise the count has normal future and this would remember also me. so that means these, all these circles into ukraine because i see this, these male nazi symbols into crane. i see these ponder off a settlement using the okay, i see the, these kinds of boundary stuff, amazing magazine,

those on ukrainian circles and this is very dangerous. and when i see that even the youtube, the bottom of it is, i don't think the resolution reach out push the best thing country is to send a weapons to ukraine, which are wont go, you know, long gulf each condemn each year. the russian territory in the long term. so this is like in the seconds world war, it was people who, in the past, you know, well, effect russian territory. and now the european politicians are doing this. i think these to be need to oppose and that's why we want to have a piece good relations with restaurants, who do relation to be brief. and this is the only only possible future for us and for to be using the world as we know this love i promise, to survive to the assassination attempt to few months ago. so as the us president elect donald trump, they've both been targeted among other things. so that pro piece stones on ukraine . why is that such a dangerous position to take in the west and doesn't have a long,

well peace. i'll throw the 2 things. i think the check on that one is that the pro piece one of the shots and yes, now the intro is of the need to accomplish in every kind of other countries which are really strong. so they need to, you know, eliminate the tracks from the democratic for the, for the shows who are trying to bring a piece that's the, that's the position of needs to try them. and mr. feasel is very similar, but also there are the enemies of sort of progress. the reason i mean these and they'll grow the progress it isn't which is oriented towards minorities eligibility issues multiculturalism. and notice a very, very optically so issues. so, and this is a very, you know, important for many, many see if it doesn't do any on to bush this, even though religion of progress it is. and if you are against this, you are, you know, the gloss and any you are the enemy of the stage. you have the criminal most of bezel a. they are trying to, you present,

he want to you. we have such obedience into your opinion. and this is ridiculous, we are, we are saying that the democrats ease of the, of the countries. but on the other side, if you have peaceful opinions, lemme closer about the more traditional or you don't want just the visa progressive . uh, no sense is that you are just blamed as a criminal and these we need to stop me. it's always very price one of the son and he's very sort of me. 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. we have the families, we have other homes, we have a nation, our motherland. i need the prospect leads to the us now where president elect donald trump is busy putting together his upcoming administration. his latest pick is north dakota. governor douglas burg them 1st. secretary of the interior plus the chairman of the brand new national energy council, or they are trump tag robert f. kennedy junior for health and human services. chief

kennedy promised to take up the country's health care system if you work for the food and drug administration and are part of this corrupt system, i have 2 messages for you. one, reserve your records and to back your backs. now he is a member of the very famous kennedy family and he was also running for president as a democrats, but turns out when the democrats didn't essentially didn't let him run. and he ran as an independent candidate. and all this of 2024, he suspended his campaign and endorse donald trump. now he holds a diverse set of beliefs from liberal to conservative, and he has spent decades as a lawyer of fighting corporations impacts on the environment. and most recently, when he comes to public health, now he did point out that big pharma companies might care more about their prophets than they do when it comes to what effects their products have on public health. so he was not as straightforward and to back ser, per se, but when american co,

with vaccines came out and were being rushed out to be use, she gave a lot of popularity is by asking some of comfortable questions about the fact there's 25 percent of americans believe that they know somebody who is killed a cup of x, a killed killed 25 percent of americans, 52 percent of americans believe that the vaccines are causing injuries, including dash, 52 percent. oh, if you look at the clinical trial start is the actual studies were done. there were at least a pfizer back there and it has not released it. if you look at the pfizer back saying, there was, there were 22000 people in the palace, even group 22000 people who got the actual vaccine. and the, the people who got the vaccine that had a 23 percent higher death rate from all causes at the end of that site,

that could not be the disease itself as well. because we know that if it is, and the vaccine doesn't work well, well it's, it's early. no, no, no, i know a lot of people like tennessee, but it was, it has plenty of critics stay side is wanting take some members of his own family. i understand now he's been nominated for how secretary was spitting the reaction to that of course, reactions are quite negative. his family reacted negatively in the openly distance themselves from his political stance. now he has long been called the conspiracy fair is for raising those questions, but was trump a big time as a nominate for the health secretary position? and on top of that, no one that buys or does sponsor cert and mainstream media outlets. they had meltdowns bringing up his controversial statements are key junior, has pushed the voltage conspiracy theories around an range of public health issues,

including vaccines are key. junior is incredibly controversial for a number of things that he has said about health, particularly the fact that he's flashed and vaccines controversial choice to say the least. this is an individual who is a conspiracy fetus. on to you, fax. so he has said that vaccines are on proven on dangerous. well, suppose he's an easy target because he's made some very controversial statements over the past few years. mm hm. of course. and while the mainstream media never platform to him and never gave him the opportunity to show his concerns, our channel on the other hand, did exactly that back in 2020, where with as he shared his concerns about the situation. nobody from the president asking the one question accounts do these vaccines are vend transmission? and if they don't, does that, do they turn us all into a certain amount of carriers? how does that work?

and none of those questions are being asked or they, you know, the pros is focused on the big headlines that it's 95 percent effective. and nobody's saying as was against mild symptoms. they're not saying it does it actually stop you from spreading the disease? and if it doesn't do that, and what's the point, what is the point going back in 2020, when mr. kennedy was interviewed by on the back, of course we had no idea how far he'd say go in us politics. but you know, that's life, isn't it? we didn't know things which so drastically changed for us either. of course, now years later we are censored. now, not only did he share his concerns about the vaccines, back when we interviewed him in 2020, but he also spoke out against the censorship problem in the mainstream media. i mean, he's trust that it's far. my essentially controls the media flow is frustrating. i

mean, we've been censored for 15 years and i'm answering meeting, which is, you know, how is form of control. but we were able to talk pretty freely on social media on facebook and instagram, twitter until 1919. i'm the one the w h o. made the announcement i'll be a show, which of course is controlled by bill gates. maybe announcement at on that's actually and hesitancy was one of the greatest threats, the global threats of public health. to mediately, after that, adam shift wrote a letter to all of the who is the heavy intelligence committee. by the way, get the chair of the can the intelligence committee to all the does the social media ceos and then met with them and asked him to begin to answer it cause and, you know, this as mater happened before in american history. for some strange reason,

there's no broad scale pro, test about this censorship, and that is, um, you know, those 2 things are wearing one that the censorship is occurring to that, you know, the large amount of the, of the american people in the democratic party are not objecting to it, but there are other, there are a doors. know, many of these mainstream media that spoke out against him are also sponsored by some of these corporations in uh, robert kennedy was never per se n t vax. but it seems that when he questions whether these corporations are putting profit profit the for a quality that in for him in trouble. now this is the latest among appointments that were made by trump that the media seems to not be so pleased with. but still it will be interesting to see what else, what's, what's new that they will be able to bring to the table. i do stay with us here on archie international. i'll be back with lunch for about half an hour in the meantime,