and in this region, we'll be back with more trump victory coverage on monday with renown 3rd wave feminist and clinton, google presidential campaigns, political advisor, dr. naomi wolf, until i'm given johnson i realized for media. if it's not the sense that in your country and i to a general going under warranty, the normal don't com, georgia, new and old episodes. i'm going underground. see monday, the, the, this is the size of the latest is right and foaming over the pomp and housing. people displaced for the south, the southern suburbs of babies for the past 3 days, as well as targeted buildings where people have been seeking shelter. on r t for texas, among the remains of is really strikes and 11 on where the local health ministry reports boards of people have been killed in the past 24 hours. also ahead of withdrawal of the remaining un peacekeeping mission. and molly is currently

happening coming after the country's government accused of feelings, improve security troops, had been stationed in the west african nation for over a decade. and indonesia officially joins that brick family as a partner nation with its foreign minister hailing the news as a demonstration of credit cards as active and independent foreign policy. the revenue, your accounting, then use our from to day across the world. welcome to most going, the global news drawing up here on our to introduction is really forces help launch 3 consecutive r a strikes on the lebanese capital. this up in a smoke can be seen building over at bay roads, southern suburbs with all 3 attacks reportedly heading within a 20 minute period for the age exclusively obtained by our t. it shows several destroyed buildings. there's been no reports in casualty

numbers so far. a day earlier, the idea of both so targeted be rude. several times killing some $59.00 people, a close to $200.00 more injured. according to the lebanese health ministry, the a 2000 pound us guided bomb on an 11 story residential building was used by the idea of footage sent to this channel, shows the high rise collapsing in a densely populated area is really, really treat claims because bella was using the tower as a face attacks continued elsewhere and 11 onto effecting those fleeing to supposedly safe for parts of the country. are t correspondence. the sweeney can tell us about the a quiet and tranquil town in the mountains above the district south of the lebanese 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 displace from the south of the southern suburbs of favorites for the past 3 days. as well as targeted buildings where people have been seeking shelter again as well. struck without warning, cutting these type people, mainly women and children. among the revel schoolbooks, children, school bags and clothes. local say there was no husband are present to the people that were killed, posing no threat to as well. hundreds of miles away from the border. just a few miles away and now to move another building destroyed by as well. at least 8 people were killed. one is well struck at the door. 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 cuz they're still searching the area

as we arrived, they were carrying away the remains of someone killed his pots. the viper searched through the rubble for whatever they could find, hoping against hope. tennessee was yet to say who or what it was targeting here. leaving local was wondering why i said we were sleeping and 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, nothing was visible. with names so long as the father was sleeping and at 4 30 in the morning, i was woken up by the sound of breaking glass in our house. and as soon as i could see, even barely, i went downstairs,

there were refugees who arrived mainly from the southern districts and suburbs. ordinary civilians who fled to shelving 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 war. 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 important block in which they was sheltering a women and 8 children among the victims. we spoke to a friend of the family who said she was supposed to meet a brother, but said she would meet him later, staying 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 is coming under attack with benjamin netanyahu. the is why the prime minister describing them as the enemy within this place, people feel they are being hunted down,

targeted them all being described as massacres in lebanon, with no parts of the country safe. this is these really for all to remote 11 on pull over and another a palestinian territory. the westbank major of people has been inflicted on locals there too. since october 7th, last year we spoke with a former incense fester loans and home has been taken over by drew a step. there's more tubs a bu is that for the side? what he stays on for the the most of the confiscation was swift and tony, without a prior warning, under the pretext that it is a close to military area due to war time. just an excuse to take the land of the gradually tried to oppress us,

push all residents out. the, the lands on the mountain where you can see the caravans are the ones that have been confiscated. that's around $100.00 factors of land belonging to my family and cultivated and maintained. i'm staying here because after years of effort invested into building a home, i cannot just leave. i have children and family, i can't afford to rent another place. the company today we were expecting to host you,

but apparently the occupants spotted us and patrols came over. so we fled here to continue filming fear, and they'd attack us or you the idea of doesn't leave us alone, tells us where we can and can't go even inside our own houses. it feels like a prison to us. there is no basic like support like water, and when we're attacked by is really settlers. they are simply let go by the military police after saying, sorry, the, the habit midway. this house is mine, the other house there belongs to my brother. it is still under construction, and the israeli settlers haven't allowed him to complete it. to this day. we haven't been able to harvest all of the crops and were prohibited from entering the next street here. they consider it their territory. but since the day we were born, we've always been free to go anywhere we want here.

the have you asked us if we had recordings of settlers attacking us? well, i can't record anything when they attacked me. upon entering my house, i'm forced to give them my phone so they can check if there are any images of them in their cars. so i avoid using my phone even to check the news because they consider many channels possible to israel and prohibited watching them. they come to us solve you suddenly, it can be morning, afternoon night. they don't care. they come with a warning the

that ask them and this is our reality we have to endure. i've been living here for 9 years and have never been a threat to their security. i've always been peaceful, but after october, 7th, last year, everything changed. i don't understand why i'm treated like this. there is no justice. but i will stay here clinging to my resilience and will not have my house over on a silver platter the in the un peacekeeping mission. and molly is in the final stages of withdrawing with the law space now transferred to local authorities. the west african nations foreign minister sees the move market. pivotal movement from molly and sovereignty was to be today as an objective reminder about journey together with its successes with its challenges, but also with its moments of even comprehension and often disappointment in the bottom. it is important to emphasize that the withdrawal as minus may took place in

a context marked by a paradigm shift mocked by the on failing determination of the highest authorities of molly and the military command insured by our national capabilities. our own security. in short, to take control of our destiny already save you money. but peace keepers, how pain in molly since 2013 when more erupt in the land lock state, some 15000 soldiers and all were stationed, there rained up protecting civilians. the agreement ended last year after molly's military government demanded the departure of the decade. old mission criticizing its effectiveness. we spoke to the head of the pun, african political party pies. besides bama, co must bow ties, but other global partners, if it's too defeats a rising islamist insurgents, it is that seek african countries have already understood the deception of the united nations system have understood that the united nations has never ended a war. so suddenly we came to the conclusion that minus may was not there to

protect the millions, and that it was there rather to maintain instability in our countries. they are the ones who encourage terrorism. the united nations system has proven to be an unfair system with double standards. so that is why today we no longer believe in the system. so today in africa, we're calling for the renewal of the global partnership of the united nation system as it is designed today. does not really meet the needs of the african continent, the united states which pilots the nato system, is always inclined to keep our countries under control. we need a strategic collaboration with sincere partners like the russian federation. today we have a country like turkey and that supports molly a lot on the technical level. we also have a country like china and many others that today i think our strategic partners of molly and who are committed to supporting it. so intelligent collaboration between us and strategic partners will most certainly allow us to defeat terrorism. that was also knowing that the financing of this terrorism is generally nato. and today,

russia helps us to stabilize and reduce the ambition of the united states and france to come to africa. all right, let's take, you know, to the french capital where media reports indicate that all hostages have no been released following at least 3 employees being held earlier in a part us suburb, restaurant, police say the, the tenants were not injured. the suspect has been detained according to the outlets, the captives were taken by the restaurant owners sold on saturday morning, who bought a kids in inside the building. now for a number of our streets near the cafe were cordoned off on a negotiator was on the scene for quite some time. as the hostage taker was allegedly threatening to kill himself at over why we do not know at this stage or

the brick family is getting bigger with indian easier becoming the groups. newest official partner russian media reports are also sitting the malaysian thailand to receive the same designation. rushes deputy foreign minister offered this formal welcome to jakarta, an impressive set 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 during his speech deputy minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, alexander pumpkin emphasized that the brick summit and cousin demonstrated the aspiration of the groups states to establish a just world border reform, global institutions and bill accordable, economy ties. and during his speech, he also stated that indonesia has become a bricks partner country. earlier,

10 states submitted rollison applications to join the family. among them are bell r, whose cause that's time. uganda, turkey and also a vietnam. the modalities, office category were approved following the meetings of the leaders of the freaks last month on october and comes on. but the members of the association refrained from a new waste of expansion this year and decided to offer some of the applicants the status of partner countries, including indonesia. the nation ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the statement and also see that the country has already formerly submitted its application to become a full member of the brakes. and it is in need of understanding that brooks members are now considering the application based on the internal processes with regards to their decisions on the so called partner countries in nature considers they had

asked in care of the session before a full the session will be taken as the next summit, with understanding that briggs priority has many similarities with in the shop. the jakarta has numerous fully expressed its desire to join the brakes approved as the major emerging economies as a means to strengthen emerging countries. that's how it emissions foreign minister explains. the moved back in october. 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 forum. this is aligned with what the nation presentable. sophia, until pointed out that there's no problem for jakarta to join both c o a, b, and breaks with indonesia, fully benefiting from any multilateral organizations. it might join, he's uh,

scary. his visit to the united states that he's 6 to maximize what indonesia can gain from its membership in multilateral organizations, such as o, a, c, d, and also rex. 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. since attending the 15 for break summit in south africa in august 2023 in the media has been evaluating it's potential membership, especially when it comes to economy benefits of joining the beloved innovations. this is trying to finally submit a full member of bricks. crew underscores the country's emission under president troubles be unable to take a more active role in international forums while upholding its principles of independence and after foreign policy. and by engaging in briggs in asia

6 knowing that it's intent to diversify global partnerships. foster economy, cooperation with emerging powers and assert is voice of all in sleep t global issues. and of course this move a line, so it probably was fission off elevating emissions global spending without compromising a strategic autonomy. not an opportunity for our reset. the ongoing sort cheese symposium is bringing together political on public figures today from bricks member states and also from the you for the 1st time, nearly 3 years. it's hope that an open dialogue at the gathering will help bring it by better communication between bricks, nations on the west. we also spoke to other high level delegates from a number of countries out the for one of them, a parliament member of pakistan, police bricks. how's the capability to truly solve global and regional issues and

it's open door policy is vital in that regard. as if all know me, father the unemployment. these are the issues of every country are most uh, less uh more. these are the issues and i think uh, i remember that when the flyers to us before and box is tom. so international community they, they came to the office on that day. this support for focused on a lot of this is affection. this is the intention behind the a, this for them. and this, this is the cause of the, and the, this is the, this is the idea that i think this 5, the solution of the international issues for the best solution. all 4 of each month and the globe initials of the photo me like breaks and the other as a monitor from photo and every good cause i don't have a good photo showed showed

a moderate attitude. the visual to have the whole phone bill installed. all the countries, because this is a good cause and thought a good cause, we should work together, which mr. attention to the side cock, it says we're protesting up county or reaching for a 2nd day over an investment agreement with russia. the president has proposed to resign and hold snap elections. if so was rallying leads. the government building. the opposition, however, has rejected not deal honest, demanding us one is young, the immediately leave office must get more details. no, i from our corresponded igor shutdown up reporting from at so cool. the county a capital a good a stand off. it appears politically. but what's the situation on the brawn in response to that? and why are we witnessing those things overall well viewed, and basically the situation here on the atmosphere here is the definition of,

of stalemate. really, you can see this is the member of the who have been for pet for testing since friday. they are okay, buying, building parliaments, which is in the background. you can see the some of the windows uh, there's lights and some of those in some of those visuals where the representative of, uh, the app has open royce out people tend to age as well. again, the atmosphere here is very, very peaceful. people are just standing here and they're just well sharing their opinions about the initiative of the car and government about so basically it's the initiative over investment will be making close investments with rushes. that initiative implies that for a nationals would be able to purchase uh to purchase uh land here in a positive. and uh, well this is, this does not sit well with the members of the opposition because they're saying

more than what esentially kill them on the basic. well, the big business to the, and for an oligarchs would be able to come here and get all the sweetest lands. essentially, this will ruined their job at the obtaining those sports and doing business on their home soil. chosewood triggered these protests. the you can see the, there's no police presence here. it's just the pro very, very civil. all very, he's again peaceful and cool. i'm just put a bit of a style made because essentially the current to the incumbent president has said that he is ready to step down as soon as these vacate things that they all keep buying right now. the people here, they're saying, well, that's just a new deal and they're demanding that i'm being tag, stand immediately while the president has proposed early elections. if they agree to terms, meet him half way and vacate the buildings again. no police presence,

he has the russian foreign ministry has reacted because of has it has been very, very close to russia before. and ministry has said that essentially they expect this all this, well, basically the stand off to resolve shortly, peacefully and within the legal framework. so there you have a sofa. this is where things stand. again, we'll hopefully haven't. you took some of the pieces here and see what the, what they found. i will bring your the latest on that. yeah. little bit of a the cap. so a link there for ego or but that i wanted to stay with it because it's important to see what's happening right there on the street with the core sheet down of our tea . correspond then okay. at something else to tell me by today it's official, the ruling georgia dream party,

one. the country is parliamentary vote last month, pensions flared into play. see this saturday after the countries electoral commission released the final results on rest even seen taking place between the politicians like of this, the leader of georgia's pro western united national movement, dicing the countries election chief with black panes. after he made the announcement, the well, the results also saw scuffles on the streets, protesters to run to the electoral commission building before being pushed back by police. the opposition raleigh comes and made allegations of public fraud. russian meddling on western college to investigate voting irregularities. by the way, no evidence of those claims have been provided. so far. we spoke to the head of a think tank in the country. he sees opposition. leaders are trying to stir off

protest before the allies, the bite and administration leave office. and the last does what does that look like? as recent weeks have shown, the opposition does not have enough potential inside the country for the mass continuous rallies. the opposition lead is a cooling for they are counting primarily on west and support. they don't even try to hide it. by the way, former president sock has really directly stated that they needed launch mass riley's in order to attract the attention of the west. and now they are in a hurry because the opposition wants to do something such as forcing fresh elections and so on. and it should be done before trumps and no duration. because the main driving force behind this protest movement and g o is associated with the sorrows foundation and the attitude of trump and his team towards our us is known to be extremely negative. that is why i think trump's team will suppress this international activity of soros, and in any case, it will not support those public organizations. those will start to use the feed from the hands of soros. i think the leaders of the george and all physician

understand this very well, and that is why they want to speed things up. but i repeat, they have no potential inside the country. and that is why i think that whole this will end with nothing. yeah, the ruling george and cream winning the election officially announced today. not nato's devastating, foaming campaign. and you can slide the left indelible scars both mentally and physically. next, we focus on the law firm and the alliance as usually controversial use of uranium in its weapons. it's all laid out in our documentary faithful dust. you 238 the,

the, the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth is the case for the mass and as of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, which allow me something living on the have very close propaganda. you know price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions,

you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better. the answer is, will be the with the end of world war one, the movement for an indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance. in march, 1919 at the call of law hotmail, guntee, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at t festivals. a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm to

start in northern india. seeing base as albright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announce the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyre. the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

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