the, the yeah, the across the headlines here or not, you international, the russian defense ministry announcement gets taken out an entire group of ukrainian armed forces that were in so called, in the quote, a region outside the operation to remove all of the, of troops from russia's borderline to continue sell, putting down on escalation, job items time is running out. he's not a reportedly approved supplying and, and t personnel land mines to ukraine. basically on doing is policy of the boss. says washington reportedly gave the green lights. we use a truck comes from it solves the strike deep inside russia. despite the new longing stripes, the rest of the forces are making and volunteers off and now the front destroy us, supplied ahmed vehicles for the help of it's often overdrawn by this better read

dollars. when you are paying your debts back to the international monetary fund. that's a destructive policy, push buttons offered in the states according to the united nations, which caused the reform for the global for not to the will. the updates or the live commentary from august on our correspondence here at this hour on uh to international its a good to have your company by the way. so the russian ministry of defense has analysis destroyed an entire group of ukrainian armed forces. as we understand, they were in so called in a quarter of screeching, you'll see on the map that they have already added that over the past 24 hours, k f as loved, more than 400 troops. well, that's course live now to our senior correspondent, but i guess they have more details on this, but i'd good to get you on to this point at the latest details. what do you know?

a miss for tune continues to dog. the ukrainian ministry offered school's college, and now we have the ministry of defense of russian federation coming up and say that they have destroyed this group of ukrainian troops that uh, initially a month ago, 2000 glad to be approved and said, uh said so himself, virtually so router, do they have the par uh out with the uh, with the car door was wide as 2 fields. that's about seats put 2000 people in evidently that cargo was down hill. i know it's hillary range and ought to be firing ridge. essentially, they will ground down, there were about a 1000 left as of a week ago and they were destroyed. surely small groups managed to get out 56 people here with with losses. but the. busy the most of the group, the cars you,

the 1000 men that ukraine had in was go, roy ship, have being destroyed according to the russian ministry of defense. this is, in addition to the daily daily destruction of various vehicles, ahmed personnel, carriers tags, leopards abrams tags. ukraine has thrust its, its best, the finest its most capable units into the course region and many of the, including apple and troops need troops in or discuss, otherwise, just as. and so these, these, these will hook over over the russians could ration, says, let's move in full 100 credit troops, whitfield in the region, the low, low and over the past 24 hours, which is about average for both of the losses that you credit intakes uh, in that region, uh, overall $35000.00 troops and created to have either been killed

or or incapacitated to the degree that they will fight again during the fight as will of course regents and this may this year overall on the front line in the don't boss ends up, all of the trend continues, whereby ukraine is slowly hemorrhaging territory is suffering more and more losses . and there is now talk about ukrainians. the busha is prepared, fresh, offensive. inseparable is. yeah, i'm kind of the regions quite. i'll senior correspondent as much as they have. thank you. so, meantime it does seem to the bottom administration is well racing to catch the last train when it comes to ukraine. author reportedly allowing keith to use a taco items to strike deep inside russia. the outgoing us present, it is now said to have approved supplying and c personnel land mines to the country, essentially, and doing his own policy from the past or ukraine is

a part of the un also a convention. so the use of anti posing on mines, goes against international law. but comments, as the russian defense ministry confirmed, or ukraine had, you attack comes into stripe on russia's ability ask region. 5 of the 6 must miss opposite down. the one was damaged and russia is a foreign minister says it's a clear sign that washington is seeking escalation. sure, but bush is not. the fact that the attack comes was used for busily last night in the bronze region is of course a signal that they want escalation and with all the americans. it is impossible to use these high tech me styles, but it has spoken about this many times. he warned about how our position would change if the range they are now discussing. after 300 kilometers has been approved . but in fact, this is not approval for ukraine to use long ranch. me styles is a simply an announcement that we will now strike at up to 300 kilometers when the press developing us complicity and the missile strikes on russia. the state

department spokesman said that washington shows intelligence with ukraine to help it on the back of a mr. lovers. uh set the data without the americans, it is impossible to use these height that can be solved without going. and so, you know, if you allow that or not, can you come into that, at least, i mean is, is that the, there's no installation of the, these miss themselves required and i can ins open, so i'm not going to speak to that, but has the united states shared intelligence with ukraine. absolutely. we have have we shared that intelligence with ukraine with the expectation that would improve their performance on the battlefield? absolutely. and we'll continue to do that. well, over now to russia, as a deputy, you, and representative at the metropolitan ski, he says, washington is actually trying to conceal its involvement in the strikes against

russia. i think this once to put them to the shadow, the reality, the fact that the such kind of weapons is being used. it means that it is being used with the help of need. so because it's not possible for you creating a loan to determine the target's a launch these so these me silence from a knowledge and it was repeatedly acknowledged by ukrainians on where somebody shows them. so it seems that the, there is a stripe, it's not the only ukrainian stripe, it's a strike of some of these accounts. we always do find it to united states. and in the case of ethical, i think that the west is, is at a loss what to do right now, because they are a project or fancier i shot you agree is, uh, is losing, its quite clear is losing the lights. i really, whatever west is trying to do to support its, its losing found its objective reality and they don't know what to do right now. that's why they try to, to reformulate their aims effect 1st,

it was defeating russia. inflicting strategic defeats on the rush. i'm now it's great and favorable, negotiate if conditions for ukraine i figure out west, it's essentially a pointing to is what the response will be to allowing these long range strikes inside russia. the u. s. embassy and kia for, along with the one from spain, italy and greece. they will close the doors at warning of a possible incoming air attack this wednesday. now these uh embassies are advising citizens to be prepared to take immediate shelter in the event of an ad rate of lots. but let me, while on the battlefields are russian forces continue to advance drones, as you probably know, by now playing a really key role. at the following footage, right here is showing our us drive to it was destroyed in the quarter scrooge. and by a drone, which flew right up to the on the vehicle. have a look at this footage here. and the drug was controlled by uh, fiber optics. rather than radio, it really helps to prevent it from being jammed. a tactic has seen increased action in the ongoing conflict,

as well as the call. so the escalate to reset. the gallup poll is revealed, the majority of ukrainian citizens now wanted all this stuff as soon as possible, actually is on no more than 2 years on the will of the people has really trained. you're typing, look at this graph according to these are october. so if i numbers most ukrainian to look into seeing negotiations and the war, now another pablo has the same results when citizens will asked if they would make territorial concessions to secure a peace deal. so he 8 percent bleeding key. ab should continue fighting until total victory. that is half the number compared with the stock, the conflicts. are you credit them by? so to the u. k. a telling the newly mobilized cadets, the challenge of survival is pretty slim, but that is a cost. they must be prepared to pay for the type of sure, thank you for joining the army. this is a very courageous concession. we have only one ukraine. no one will defend it. accept us. remember that war is becoming more cruel every day. it leaves almost no

chance of survival, learn not to be afraid of death, not to be afraid to look at the enemy in the eye. it's not enough to save yourself and your friend. you still need to complete the task. to do this, you will need to kill without hesitation when you see the enemy, if you're gone, maybe someone else will take your place, but ukraine must be preserved. the international financial architecture must be reformed, especially for the sake of resolving issues of africa is grappling with this is by the way, according to the united nations, which says the i m. s. has deep rooted problems in his global lending program. and most of the debts, if not all, are in foreign currencies, which means african countries cannot repay in local currency. there is need to reform the international financial architecture without restructuring the global economy established after world war 2, along with its governance, finance, shareholding, and other systemic issues. a lasting solution is difficult when it's

a game on the south. of course, we'll have to look correspond to that she is on the account right now. joining us there on that story. i mean the, the, the, you and representative sides financial obstacles for offer to deal with. it's a i m f that the way, oh no the i m f is very good for feeding, developing nations super high interest loans. they can never got out all of what is the situation? what can you tell? well 1st, a full authority is clear that african states load has reached a crisis point. no solutions are at hand only. and a witness that some way out is nice to say for african countries drowning in these dates. the african development bank has even estimate to that, to africa's total external debt, had risen to more than one point. one trillion done is by the end of the day between the city. of course, the biggest problem in all of this is that linda's preferred to linda to africa or

to developing countries in their own currency or international hard car is the, such as the us store law or the euro. now we do know that foreign currency dates carries and exchange rates risk. but at the same time, industrialized countries usually borrow in their own private season. for example, in the u. k. tie not canada or even the united states over 90 percent off central government data is denominated in the total coverage. way as over 70 percent of africa's total public external debt is us dollar to nominated? and this is why tools reform the so called the bretton woods financial institutions . i have go la di, in recent months as the data problems that it has to wipe away associate economy gains on the african continent of the last 25 to 50 years in kenya. for example, protest and demonstrations indicated that the international monetary fund has

failed. african countries, as the public does not think it is helping its member member countries to manage the economy and financial problems in nigeria as well. citizens say the i may have suppose that recommendations have led to increase the social economy cox lives and stick nation. in fact, a label congress ignited, we have criticized the aisle, if not so long ago, for a denial of being responsible for advising the, the nigerian government to remove subsidies on people have listened to this the i m . f. seems to be distancing itself from the future. backlash of these policies, but nigerians are not naive. we recognize the destructive effects of its harmful strategies on nigeria and africa. in other words, it's in every parts off the african continent is negatively affected and impacted by the policies of the international monetary fund. yeah. meantime, the may 3 media, the whole major political establishment,

the green agenda that's being pushed on africa to tackle what they say is climate change is very costly for the causing it to adopt. i mean, even we, we all know the pollutants said recently that it's going green agenda re towards the economic growth of developing nations. what to african countries think about this problem absolutely will be in fact, africa base and in increasing the heavy burden from time to change and high costs off. it says full time at a time which application and you must remember, africa is responsible for only a fraction off of global greenhouse gas emissions, but takes the hardest hitting all of this. some kind of is no longer able to take the bread and chat, for example, has called for the establishment of a dedicated funding mccadden as a full country suffering from time. it does last is that the conflicts that it says as the fragile states can no longer afford to wait any longer and you have the

likes of you've done as well. same with should be more engage, intact in climate issues. haven't listened to this one who pollutes should meet the cost of cleanup over the environment should meet the cost of mitigation because they have made their money through their pollution, they pollute through production. so it is beneficial to them on the principles of environmental management. the services must integrate the full cost of production, including the cost to the environment and despise these calls and these fees renewal for a fact that the waste will not act on time to change until the feels of pain. in fact, from africa, even the global solve will not stove wisdom, government into any action, any time or other course on the is not, it will come. good. thank they took this conversation, felt that all across the i have to, i guess the board to hello been a cynical on a the, i think executive director of south africa's department of international advancement but also climate change activist. similar to, you know, for june. i'm

a so much too cool. thank you both. both of you for joining us here on the international. great pleasure to get you both on the similar thing or if i can start with you, please. i tried is quoting for the establishment of a, a special mechanism for helping to finance countries that a suffering from climate change as they say, why do you think that such financing has, has serious problems in the current global financial system? us ok, 1st of all, thank you for having me again. i'm question. all right, where you come you oh to you. that's all the little things on. she's enough. recall . log on. you can reach me concerning the crime. it's financing the funds. i never, i know you wouldn't if there's so much crime rate the finance available. it's not going to be able to address every single issue. the african countries are going through. so according to research, in 2020, the global and the total global falls for those of claimants brennan's way over

$640000000000.00. but the intake of mental panel on time we change says the current flows needs increased by 3 to 6 times to meet the needs. yeah, so yes, the increase is fair, but we need more. so definitely if you need, the financing is not seen. and then the financing cost is extremely high, least developed countries have high interest rates when they don't have enough money. so when buy from international specialist, they have high interest rates. and like the article you read and was read earlier, there is this of them. they kind of put you back in local currencies when the world in foreign chrisy. this is one of the of the how do you know you've, you've got to use dollars. i, i apologize for jumping in. i do, i do apologize but, but you're absolutely right. you've got it, you're going to be having dollars to pay back your debt to the eye of matthew also . absolutely. you're right. again, when you say some more, do you know the, the, the, a lot of these loans are very high interest in the countries and the developing nations

con, pay them all back. a similar thing to stop by for a 2nd one across to point a mellow on this because bored him out of it. the, the executive secretary of the you an economic commission of africa cold the find the almost all african debt as similar. dina was saying is in foreign currencies, it's a problem. do you agree with that? being a problem of health in the situation. be adjusted voicemail the the, the, the executive director, the active duty resource, not the department on the, the, for the question, the jobs today's, the, the european gernado directing chain of our head, our new fiber which we need your big my, the wires. and because and economies has the power and put into guys with the power buyers that are being trouble actually. and one of them, it gives you the means all ensuring that i've already got the to who i am

dependent. one game for air was by the means of making sure that they use the uh, the car z as a means of 5 to 10 sending to the making was police do minds. why becomes the 1st of all right? any right, i'll kind of see. so how old is the beach of mine to be sweet? yes, let me be just simple example. yep. did you 2 minutes? i'm with community such as 1010 times prior to make it easy, more price to using the toilet as a means. but i'm just fed yet, the phone didn't actually die years where it got bogged down towards the expense of your daughter. yeah. okay. and when did they get back to actually, the context, vivian is even when the ball, the golgi button cause the door not been

a 2 minus or what else do you have? i mean, i think you make a very, very good point footboard. so i start, sorry for jumping, i do apologize for interrupting you, but you know, this is part of the whole, you know, the breaks multi point of world. now the global south and all of that, you know, put into saying you've got to increase the use of national current sees it would be so nice perhaps one day if, if the bricks development bank could do something like that, uh, allow me the use of national currencies, but for trade among the brick spot, is that similar to that back to you? if you can still hear me, okay. almost all of the 20 countries affected the most by climate change are reportedly old in africa. you think it's fast and more data for the west of dom on the continent reduce emissions when itself is the most and also pollutes the least . okay, so um, when i was working on one of the projects, one of my clinic projects research team. when we came across this data,

it was very disturbing giving that's ok. we have to work hard to address a problem that wasn't caused by us. but when you look at the problem, it looks like it's justified on both ends. yes, the prism that costs the problem has to be more f thoughts or even be the ones that handled the whole problem. but we should not forget that this is a world problems aspects, every single person given us enough because because given that we are affected most, there's no mean ok because we're not the cause of the problem. we students try to solve it because the western countries are not as effective as we are are. so it's a global impacts. the problem has a global impact. so to print tends to get the for them to geisha f. lots don't it's, it's not entirely fair given that we don't really have and no, we don't really contribute to the pollution on sure everything was still get to so

for the fact that right, both right. basically. yeah, yeah, i got things i've had call me there. i appreciate you saying is more than a voice mail it back to you. so me, if you would, i'm from running a bit low on time here, but assess for me, if you would, you'll position on the activities of the i m f and the. busy world bank and why do you think so many countries have been, i guess, cooperating with them for so long and they still have such severe economic problems? you know, the method is the item that where they were never changed it full. then if you don't pay for the long efficiency pumpkins, so this is too much to, to get it done. again, becomes vase for, for somebody, for their weight. so it is not as he's got one kid who comes up to the advocate. so the base is all about the foundational fire and one big

yeah. plus the good, how you want to execute costs and to demand a pass. so we've got i'm to the mix dc cavities for the institution. so my money does regions for icon on because yeah it's, it's almost like the i m f and it's high interest loans are almost like the green agenda, keeping the boot on the developing nations, you know, almost hidden during the economic process here. it, it does seem potentially wiring way with we, you know, we're dealing with, for example, africa, which could, which can fuel and feed the entire world. if i may, a bought a motor unit, it's like an oscar you. uganda was cold on polluters to cover the cost of cleaning operations. at the same time, a number of western companies are failing to compensate thousands, your thoughts, voicemail or you can kind of these companies be held to account. yeah, they should buy them or not. i've asked you guys what needs be done even place for

their waste. so it is very important that they've done, the mazda must be as comfortable, and so that they do not be automatic. but then one of the strategies would be the whatever product that stopped the closing the hands closing. what else, what are some new sounds got to be calling me before that? anyone wants to do business with boxing? that they must, that fit my opinion the most i've indicated in the past. yeah it's, i mean it's a, it's a tough position, especially when you consider this so much potential. now there's so much potential for, for new mechanisms in the world, whether the financial mechanisms or geostrategic. you talk about, let's say, bricks the global south. it's fascinating times upon us, but people need to come onto the same balanced page. so we're all treating each other with respect to that. instead of allowing, for example, high interest loans to negatively impact the developing nations of the world. 2 some of the data if i can also quickly. thanks for coming back home by the way,

where do you find the line between financial and climates? interest. okay, so 1st of all, on financial inquiries, please, could you repeat the question one more time? is it where do you, where do you find the line between financial and then climate interest? okay, so, um, in african countries we know that the financing is very for the, the financial system of the african countries are very for. well yes i was just published earlier, we have the greatest impacts, negative impacts of the climate change. so i believe when it comes to responsibility, countries that include tidmore into the problem of climate change. don't they're not going suffering the effects of the should. yes. so for example, for giving the depths but to this has implications or in the global financial

system, that's as why they used to be a balance between the claimant's across on financial stability. why believes that? um, they shouldn't look more into money. jean um not just think it's a gate shut off, claim which crime me to fix it after recover. also data adaptability because when you focus more on creating such as many who um, so cindy, who, the materials in africa for example, like electricity and everything. you even know on impacts, that's the only time we changed as they had on our free college, the droughts, the lowest, the displacements. so i believe when it comes to financing and balance in financing and climates supports, i believe every single thing that could be doing that would not have severe implication is, should be considered to help them african countries. that's definitely don't

contribute as much as the west and cleans used, to be able to get back on their feet. no, just to instigate the current effects books to handle the already existing problems . yeah, i think it's a very, very strong statement. i do appreciate you saying i hear a network tv uh point to metal. i'm going to give you the closing statement here may on very low on time. please give me not more than 30 seconds here. but if you could say something to the world, what does the world need to know about africa? what would you say? this is that i've talked about the device when you're starting to sort out, obviously got to say on the systems and the become a company and everybody has to be dying the world. and that's a good inviting company that with the multipoint a while ago. and i taking such a blossom around the globe, bore him out of bed in the sun. i call any i'll guest on the right screen, but also some of what do you know for joining us so much cool. well, thank you so much both for joining us there analogy international. it's been

a pleasure. thank you. lynette right alarm has been declared in kia for the 4th time in a day. oh, there are. several western embassies are closed the door through the possible security threats. as well, if you're thinking through an aussie international as speaking of that media for ma correspondent shape ours, i pay tribute to asi, produce up my comment with try logging into a volunteer to fight into your training a conflict and was killed during an assault on chests of yard and was on us republic. news of his death, i came to live through his comrades. his fellow soldiers, who survived the baffled, told us that he was of a triple dispute during the sold and bowed up, run to fire as he directly engaged ukrainian troops. according to his comrades and friends and helped to save up many lives on the battlefield, might go mad. what for us here at all to the international for 3 years is now passed away the age of 27. 3 days ago,

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