the, the, the use for a part of the chief can find something us cause of officially authorized ukraine to conduct the long range missiles. again, roxanne, this is an unprecedented escalation of intentions. i told the slovak republic from the ministers of foreign affairs of defense, not to support the us decision at any international for him or in any other way. i moved tested it to the fact 5 to 0. what? so i'm in europe. i may have mounting concerns, hope of washington giving several people all killed and thousands more that and then the idea for type targeting loving capital. meanwhile, a massive play is a rob during a has put a stripe on the major is rate is with the old the

e. u expands. it's frank students the gapes in iran on, on a day. so this is dominic republicans as provided minute treat to it in a box from the chrome, look forward to whether you are joining us from this thought to this national. as always, it's great to have your company a bright room. welcome to the program. well, starting us off stumped and approved by washington fears told dip. not just a bro has officially confirmed that the white house is allowing ukraine to use west and supplied missiles for long range strikes against russia. now this comes as to others, before the bye, didn't ministration vacate here for the office and hands over the keys to donald trump. as many as that, somebody's in the binder administration has authorized the use of its weapons up to

300 kilometers inside russian territory. it's not that much by way of a distance. it's not a very long distance and it doesn't go deep into the country. but this isn't a decision by the, by the administration. why they have taken this decision now and not before the elections. i don't know of buffalo on this all. she corresponded donor cortez. joining me in the studio. i mean, i don't know if it's a bit of a lucky story. i mean, we have washington, which still is not common to me, refusing to comment, but then the use foreign policy chief just comes out with it. what is coming on? well, that's right. i mean, the white house has been really tight lipped about this since this became an issue around the world. i mean, and the few of the statements that we have heard so far have been little more than either. then pretty much refusals to either confirm or deny anything that's being said in the media or by politicians like us we have is from the state department of course, which again hasn't really yielded any sort of decisive information. can

you tell us about the what the current policy is on whether you crank and launch long range missile strikes into, into russia using us ms. i don't have any policy updates to speak to today. we have made clear that we will always adapt and adjust the capabilities that we provide to ukraine when it's appropriate to do so. and you've seen us back that up with steps that we have taken over the past several years. but i don't have any new policy to speak to that this, of course comes after the new york times published a report on sunday, citing anonymous officials were apparently claiming that the white house has given the key of a green light to use long range attack comes missiles to strike deep within russian territory, and when president biden was actually asked to confirm or deny this, his response was to turn around and say absolutely nothing. i mean, it's interesting. so we have the foreign policy chief, see me, a confirming something that you've just talked us through the us as being

a bit shady about uh from said that already considering it the you k also is a bit hesitant. is this just lack of coordination at this stage? well, it looks like that and also a lack of coordination, probably between governments and the media. because i mean, we also saw similar media reports saying after this, new york times report came out saying that france and the u. k. we're also green lighting. keep to use their spouts. and shadow store missiles to strike deep within russian territory as well. but again, in terms of officials from these countries we've, we've either heard of refusal to actually give any sort of definitive comment or comments that basically are telling people that us an actual decision has not been come to yet. what are we hearing within the european broke at this stage? does that mean any reaction to this news? will there have been some reactions and it's been quite a mixed bag because of course the one hand we've heard from so lucky as prime minister who said he completely disagrees with the by the administration's decision

. and he said that this could lead to an unprecedented escalation of the conflict to be have to be enforced during a sofa. i express my sincere disagreement with the decision of us president biden, to allow the use of american rockets to target the territory of the russian federation. with a clear goal of completely eroding or dividing peacekeeping efforts. i told the sleigh bank republics, ministers of foreign affairs and defense not to support the us decision at any international form or in any other way. this is an unprecedented escalation of tensions. it is surprising how quickly some you countries welcome this militant step on the us. this is already confirmation that the you is unable to formulate its own a fundamental foreign policy. and the west wants to continue the war and ukraine at a cost to see a decision by the outgoing us president boynton, also significantly impact the plans of the incoming president. trump, exactly was publicly expressed interest in ending the war in ukraine. slovakia is

ukraine's neighbor and has an existential national state interest in peace. and you creighton is happy who wishes to continue the will and welcomes the useless militant steps of the west, palms the slow back national state interest, outspoken a few as president biden's clear position above will homes ukraine itself. what, how they would say, well, i'm ready to go at the same time. other european leaders have essentially come out and complete support of the white house, like germany's foreign minister and the polish president. they both have essentially already justified washington's actions a little over here in light of the recent decision from the us. i want to emphasize that this is not a reevaluation, but rather an intensification of the support already provided by other partners. and it is crucial at this moment. flossing the assault, okay? these are missiles that have a range of up to 300 kilometers. these are not the kind of missiles that can hit targets, such as st. petersburg or moscow or other large cities, remote from ukraine. these are not the kind of missiles that can be used across russia. i mean,

we've heard in the past from the russian meta how he would see such a green light. i mean, it was pretty obvious that he said that this would be a red line that would just for most of it would be complete. it'd be on crossing. has that been recently any reaction? absolutely. i mean, most scouts born washington time and time again about taking a decision like this. we heard from vladimir putin at one point saying that this would be considered a serious threat for russia. we've heard from russia, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman marie, is a harbor who said that russian would likely have to commit to a tit for tat response to this. but most recently, we heard from the kremlin spokes person to meet your pest, bob, who said that the west would be squarely to blame for any ukrainian strikes deep on russian territory using western weaponry, a central dirt. and i'm not sure what are you the strikes are not carried out by ukraine. these strikes are carried out by those countries that give permission,

targeting and other services are not carried out by the ukrainian military. this is done by military specialists from the same western countries, and this fundamentally changes the modality of their involvement in the conflict. this is the danger and publication of the situation. just now it's important. we don't forget something else. the russian president, at one point said as well that he believes that russia has the rights to respond in kind to strikes on russian territory that the government believes to be the fault of the west. so if, if this is all actually very true, i mean, this would be an escalation to the conflict of it in terms of proportions that we have not seen until this point on a time where it's very clear what the course is, taking place on the battlefield. is more more points of peace and then suddenly, what seems like such a dangerous escalation that was all to correspond to donald for to join me. thanks tom. well, i do. i spoke to chatham politicians on the back of the

a f t policy. he says the washington is likely using the ears popped up not to avoid facing the sheet for its own controversial decision. it could be incompetence, but it could also be glad we simply don't know. we've heavy to, but north street uh, the law street sabotage attacks us never really commented other people, acknowledge that they were involved. it didn't go to the uh, parish hi, administer sikorsky within 24 hours of the north street pipeline sabotage, the tex, a sage united states for destroyed for publicly on twitter. so it's been like that it may have heard of was american acquiescence on american instructions, or it may just be funny. we simply don't know,

but i've seen, given all the other indications we get j. ralph, be uh, probably true. russian reaction as always speak very measured and that's why uh, this call things have escalated into something into a much wider clumps to the grace of uh, measure. it is indeed a rush. and that's the reason why the russian president and the her rush iga ship s be so disappointed as rational rockridge. because be at the same key, there is no match on what the west is doing right now, which will not significantly affect the village jason on the garage. well, let's go on to the middle east. now at least 5 people have been killed and 18 others

wounded. and in this way, the strike on a route, according to local authorities. the impact was made a lebanese administration complex and a most few, an economic and social commissions west and asia is also in the vicinity. and it's unclear which of these buildings was the actual target. look forward to save is where you decide to not issue private warning. many areas in central favorite have of course become a refuge for civilians displaced by the idea of some giving a sultan. the more southern parts of the country, all these steve sweeney sent us. this report. ok, you'll succeed, you can see unfolding behind me. this is the latest is right. the strike in the sense will be rude to the code about 6 o'clock on monday evening. this is of course, peak time. this is the time of people leaving work and returning to the homes. this is a very busy civilian abby, the past the district of the lebanese capital. now,

we're not entirely sure this stage what they told it was, but we know that an apartment building has been struck has been severe. damage just across the road is, is lumnick center. we have no word on casualties at this stage, but the intensity of this strike is almost certain that no casualties have we seen um, but it is now that black, top alone, the major highway leading from the central pay route to the apple. this is an extremely busy time of day. the emergency services are working on this e. now locals have joined in those rescue efforts. this is the latest striking the cost of a root of cost. yesterday they were to is radio tax one which killed the the head of the a hezbollah press on media office about how many a face. this was a strike again at a residential area outside of domains to get started. so this is a new tactic from his own though it nobody problems within the southern suburbs,

but the strikes over the course of yesterday. and again on monday evening when the, it's shifting. now i'm bringing it to right into the heart of the lebanese capital . now the us envoys, 11 unable thoughts dying, but he was due to arrive for tools about potential ceasefire on tuesday. he was due to meet with the parliamentary speaker, not be very now there was some, there was some coal. so optimism over those talk so that could lead to an end to the hostilities. hey, in level to but now here's where uh, what its cost. well, it being described as red lines. this is steve sweeney for all the environs. the, the e. u has expanded its sanctions against iran this time on, on occasions it has provided ministry support for russia. of the council today decided to widen the scope of the you framework for restrictive measures and view of ron's military support to russia's war of aggression against ukraine and 2 armed

groups and entities in the middle east and the red sea region. this additional measure is targeted to the use of vessels and ports for the transfer of iranian made unmanned aerial vehicles, missiles and related technologies and components. it looks like the you has wrapped up it's worries about ending the conflict in ukraine, and the only thing left on his agenda is slapping more sanctions on juan based on claims that even ukraine has doubted. of course, uh the new sanctions now include a bend on exporting components, used in missile a new, a be development from the you to iran. they've also put a comp on a 2 transactions involving ports, link to individuals or entities on the sanctions less. now, what the, the west seems to enjoy sanctioning, give on the country, has recently been speaking up about the detrimental impact of these restrictions. the bonds stating that always the west owes them a whopping one for $1000000.00 for entering their growth over the past 25 years.

the united states must compensate to run one trillion dollars for the fact that for 25 years they did not allow the islamic republic to develop to, to sanctions. of course sanctions are no strangers to have on the west side started the imposing unilateral sanctions right after these a lot of trouble, lucian toppled the sha fast forward to 2018 former us president. donald trump top pulled out a video and we stated sanctions on the give on which are still a force then washington post on war sanctions after 2020 two's fighting alleged military times with why shot just recently be joined in imposing sanctions on here on air and others for us suppose missile transfers to a restaurant, but hold on ukraine's president zelinski himself clarified that one hasn't sent any ballistic missiles to russia. yes, the e u process and targeting iranian airlines. and now even their shipping lies vanya and foreign minister, a boss r t i recently now took to x,

and he called down to what he described as unfair pressure tactics. the highlighting of the lack of legal and moral rushing out behind this behavior. president zalinski himself is confirmed that know a rainy and ballistic missiles have been delivered to russia, yet the refuses to reverse its indiscriminate targeting of air travelers by going after a rainy and airlines, a measure extensively motivated by our non existent missile deliveries to russia. now, the you is using the same non existent missile pretext to also target our shipping lines. there is no legal, logical, or moral basis for such behavior. now, i'm, it all this one in for administer. so the new european measures violate the control principle of law. freedom of navigation in international waters, he said, this is a selective approach that can backfire at them and can lead to i intended consequences. he said, this comment seems to take a swipe as the was fancy,

footwork with ukraine, emphasizing that the europeans have been pouring billions of dollars into the flames of the war in ukraine to perpetuate it. while one faces scrutiny for merely speculated intentions to send the missiles to russia, he is right in the city of tel aviv has been hit by a long range rocket far from lebanon. but is such a thing on social media show a mass of plays with large claims of smoke rising from the streets one to 5. but now to all the middle east, bureau chief with the notion that he's based in jerusalem. maria, what can you tell us about the latest situational the, any details of the stage of the? yes, good evening to you. well, on monday evening air raid sirens went off across dozens of locations in central e's real, including tel aviv warning of income and walk as an shockey off to v

d of started circulating online showing as fire in the town of the gun near tell of even reports suggested that a rock is from level a heat, a power line in a commercial areas. parking the fire is really police slate or concerns that several buildings and an m to bus that was sending nearby were damaged residents that they heard multiple explosions. but the army later clarified that intercepted one walk is crossing into is really aerospace, from lab and on and visit. we found nearby was likely slots. know from the interception, at least 5 people want her to be here for emergency services always row. and they were taken to the hospital with one woman in serious condition, but earlier on monday, in the northern city of spite um, another walk it from level on struck a 4 story building, killing one woman and in german at least 10 other people. the idea of size has been

launched more than $100.00 projectiles from lab and on, on mondays a total. and this comes as a us special invoice set to arrive in the lab, but on on tuesday to discuss a ceasefire deal between his fella and is role in attempts to try to stop this more than a year alone. conflict reports earlier suggested that lab one only has responded positively to the us broker proposal. but meanwhile, we see that israel continues massive bombardments and intensive ground operation and lab. and on more than 3 hundreds for it's more than 3400 people have been killed their bodies really fire and 80 percent of them in the past 8 weeks. that's according to levels health ministry. and it seems that israel doesn't seem to be ready to stop, even if the reason for his achieved here is benjamin and sen. yeah. was really prime. and as for speaking early on monday, the most important thing is not once he's on paper, if there is

a safe spot. but the fact that we will have the obligation in order to ensure security in the newest, to systematically carry out operations against possible hezbollah attacks, but also to prevent it from strengthening. well, pension is as at israel's northern border, started shortly off to the gaz of war as his bola joined him mass and as fight against east ro an ever since 11 on base milton's group launched thousands of me solves workers and drones at israel. and as we hear from the army and as a result, 77 people including 31 soldiers, had been killed by his bola. but again, we hear from the health ministry that more than 3000 people have been killed in lab and on and 80 percent of that and the last 8 weeks. so escalation continues. all seem at least pure a chief with no should bring us the latest on those regional tensions. thank you very much, maria. in the meantime,

hope francis has raised concerns. that is ro, is committing genocide against the palestinian people. according to accepts from an upcoming book by the head of the catholic church. according to some experts, what is happening in gaza has the characteristics of a genocide. we should investigate carefully to determine whether it fits into the technical definition formulated by jurists and international bodies. hey, reason of a pull by the united nations has accused his route of bloating age, supplies to the golf. a strip was explicit, intent of wielding salvation as a weapon of the through it see job a gaza obstruction of humanitarian aid. alongside targeted attacks and killing of civilians and 8 workers, despite repeated un appeals binding orders from the international court of justice and resolutions of the security council. israel is intentionally causing death, starvation, and serious injury using starvation as

a method of war and inflicting collective punishment on the palestinian population . 72 people were killed in thousands more willing to attend the notch. yes, stripe on the no fault calls out on sunday. that's according to local socrates and told you about a 100 policy canyons, albany of capital style, nice and is where you did tax throughout the region on just that one day. meanwhile, as well store just allied to bind and administration, but in washington has denounced disregarded you once, accusation 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. the re entry, giovanni is the spokes,

pause and for fonts as the fullness democratic fine function. he says the pope statement is welcome, but more needs to be done to protect palestinian lights or yeah, of course it's important, but it's not enough. i mean, this is, comes from a major is already more of authority in the world and you should be more decisive, more swift without any political strings attached to his position. on the obviously genocide being committed by the state of israel in gaza. the committees is specific, i mean, specialist communities in the united nations, the human rights groups and organizations around the world. even the i c g i, everybody calls it the genocide and what we expected from the pope now hundreds of days ago, that it's it content genocide and just stopped. so our hopes for what the book,

the books position as the more more authority that here presents should have been much more decisive, much more earlier and straight to the point with no political the strings attached . well the g 20 summit is officially open for business has a in brazil among the need to is an attendance trying to shooting peng who has already set the time speaking about much needed reform as well governing bodies. he says the more prominent sour representation for the global self, as long as you were in the meantime, what do we know deed, in addition to the g 20 none of the states. now the 56 allocations are effected, africa in particular has gained move prominence in the organization. the continental governance for the african union has been included in the g 20 as a permanent member. now, the russian delegation is being headed by far minnesota. so gay law for off,

he will down the red carpet unless welcome to cost me by the host of the summit. that is, result president knew not the sofa. the summit is an open a drawing. the officials, a wave of pro palestinian demonstrations has of ruptured in the whole cities, protest, visitation, the streets, demonte exact. the g 20 stopped as well as was on garza and nothing is unsure. she monetary and age is provided to the face of the inside spot. in the summer we spoke with the chief editor of the local news outlet. up from monday. he said that i need discussions about a move, multiple wound up weld would be stone world by western house. i think it to a to been difficult to move beyond use and navigate statements on reasonable goals, things. so topics such as the fight against hunger and energy transition. the jeep 20 composition we feed is fades in. open come from base and having to decide by

consensus, makes practically impossible to reach that career resolutions on the roads main problems with, with the presence of the united states and or been counters beside japanese. for example. any serious discussion about the past, due building, i'm due to pull a bill, so and sustainable will boulder is book it's a may have been just kind of the main thing is the 5th uh it was many in both. the leaders have the missing the have the opportunity l. b, laughter, a meeting all in a week. i mean, it's easier to have just kind of mid thing between this, this shapes of government and the state. but i don't think that they did. 20. it is more than that. it

turns out the neo nazis get washington's stump of approval, as long as the fighting fuel crane members of cubes infamous as of the time in which proud to displace a nazi was hook emblem in its group. and cigna have arrived in the us capital for raleigh and support of continuing the current collaboration with the american government. they called for more weapons supplies and also the us to broke up another p o w exchange with russia. for a while, actual nazis demonstrate and support of the by didn't administration. the us main stream, media and buttons own democratic policy have tried to paint that rival president elect. donald trump infectious colors. do you think? don't trump is a fascist? yes i do. yes. i do. it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. benito mussolini, far fascist dictator in italy,

thrashing we in the 1930 like doing his version of 19 three's mcdonald's exact same campy, uncanny this as trump and mcdonalds and a bronx barber shop in 1939 more than 20000 supporters of a different fashion liter adolph hitler patch the garden for a so called pro america rally or rally were speakers voice anti semitic rhetoric from a stage draped with nazi banners against that backdrop of history. donald trump is once again turning madison square garden into a staging ground for extremism. now that man wants his old office back and we have been treated to a 3 year roller coaster a further evidence. the dining trumpet isn't in fact, the fascist candidate for american president go, you go to imagine what all these people drinking these days. trump is lot, trump is a fascist, but it's not see it, all of his supporters to. but the finances are biting and camelot of the very ones

who being supporting nazis and the neo nazi as well for tally and in ukraine's military. what's your reaction exactly? me think style does protests to monitoring. right. um because there you have it. i mean, and unfortunately, um, this alliance that they formed with as a battalion and in canada even like putting a reward to an actual nazi they are the actual one supporting fascism. it. remember you cranes not a real democracy? they have, they have an illegitimate president at this point. um, the outlaw the church, the about lot the, the russian language, i mean they've done all these things that are very un democratic and very fascist. and as far as the vice administration look at our censorship, look at the way they've targeted americans, including myself, including, you know, you've been targeted as well and it by western government. so it's, you know, they talk about fascism when actually they're the ones that are doing that. the side is that when you use roundup to this house, i mean the underground festa know me most from the big fall of sense ship and why

she left some tough thought to sit tight. the i'm actually understand see and welcome back to going underground. broadcasting all around the world from the u, a e is we continue.