that if the resolution did not pass, then it would abandon some of its steps including reducing get stockpile of the 60 percent, and which uranium would no longer enrich uranium of that purity level. what's the context of this story now? because after all the was the us which quit the new k a deal back in 2018 ford of course. uh all the trouble began with the united states. uh, unit level withdrawal from uh the 2015 to to your deal during transfer stern actually. uh the deal is uh, almost 10 years old now back then it was hailed as a and a chief meant for diplomacy, but shortly after it hit a wall. um, it was actually signed during the obama administration, and when trump assumed office. uh he of course, so you need, natalie pulled his country out of the deal and reinstated sanctions on iran. yvonne called this measure illegal and that it showed that the united states is not down

to any international and multi lateral agreement. scroll up to you on how many it runs. administration has fulfilled all its promises regarding the j c. p. o way. but today we are witnessing which one is the country that doesn't respect international obligations. the j. c. p. o, a wasn't a deal between iran and the u. s. so that the u. s. could announce that it will leave the deal on the j. c. p. o. a was a multi lateral and international agreement. the j. c. p. o, a is approved by the un security council and has been endorsed by resolution 2231. therefore, america has officially announced tonight that it doesn't care for international obligations, penny agreements, any effort and the plan to try to revive the core and hinges on the western countries. um effort to try to convince everyone that the united states would not

abandoned the deal under a different administration. and that remains to be seen how this planned to try to revive. the court will go ahead given this new trouble that the west has created or you can check all the details of the story as well. following these out on r t dot com. thanks for watching. and i'll see you again the from the foothills of low kenya hills. today we focused on us some bus of just the subject of the genocide in rwanda, which will con, from the middle of the month. the vet proved to just about the beginning of the

month of july in the 1994. i did the uh 2020 full we uh, commemorating the genocide, fact the zone and i've been privileged on different occasions to join the people. wonder to commemorate these days payable costs a members, but it is remembrance of a different kind. and it is important that we gave these sides events historical context. many don't remember that in 1900 on 59 the had been another must occur, which so the abolition of the 2 to kingdom and many individuals who later participated in liberating one the after the genocide, why themselves refer genes in different parts of his thoughts with us specifically

on particularly in uganda, on townsend the uh, on event, the democratic republic of congo. 1 may ask, how did it come about? what was the seeds that jeremy nathan in this manner? they are those who say that during the period when the germans administer rolando wounded, this thought of sewing this scenes of this clause by bringing in differentiation between peoples was both the same language. but identifying them by looking at the physical features on say these uh, with those with the shut down noses on these are top seeds who are door law. and of course they why that, why they are those who also say that the administration that had been led by the what to why responsible for this? and in this regard, the administration of president had the man who was a desk on

a dr. wisco leaving from his mission in i'd wish i was big immediate fuck of the genocide when the a plane was shot down on the what to is the operating on the in the 100 room way or the people who i talked together start to them on, isaac the 2 tvs by calling them co purchase. we now know that this was organized. we know that the elements within the community do who them one eyes, the hooters. and we know that there was a plan to destroy on to eliminate the boots is of the face of this. ok. and we know that there's a friend that the genocide convention which had come into force in 1948. it is not that far, nearly $100.00 days the international community did not sit in bed. it is

painful to realize that the united nations we tried the smaller foss in the wonder if one read being the size of that force. when the general side was going on on of 100 days, we now know that and a sing between 800 on 1000000 to seize on one grid. would those have been to this very solve gully. was that wash with that people? we now know that people are killed with the much just as even in churches. we now know that husbands done against the wives simply because there was tutsis. we now know that there was use as the weapon in order to decimate the to see people. it was side on the was remains guilty, but let us look at what happened on how this side situation was brought to an end.

credit must go to the out of p. s. o i the ad zyden outside who came on occupied gully. uninstalled, the general side on many historians had it, then they'll be 20 over one. this said the one that would never be the same. again . they said the, the destruction of the, to the says mark the a and, and then bid, as i've already said, they will be study of the country was written, but not the zone. something that's happened. the administration led by far cuz i'm a on his comrades in um start the own up plus of frequency, the issue of cause the guilty international community. very good place from the united nations tribunal for wanda, which was housed in our growth show. we tried the people with the highest responsibility and by the time that it was concluded in each doctor with this,

it had listened to a slightly over 90 cases with 63 convictions. but then one of these administration realized that if you only relied on this international system, and you relied on them in order to punish the pop up rate of the general side, the country would never hear ludgate on what is important and what we don't talk about as much as we should is the, the administration of one that been decided to go back into history and to go back and put edition on look for a system of justice called the got charged that the judge, our court system is a system that is known to the one these people, it is a system that these administrators administered by the population and they sit on listen to those who have been accused of committing offences under the gosh,

which was deployed in one day with the consequence that those who had passed great and the general side, why the hi billy dated of the mid, the, the cost of these high in those crimes on per day sante a zone. then one day's out or not pass through the company. i used the wide pots very deliberately, because when human beings have killed as a human beings, the ones remain alive and roll for a very long time. but praise must go to the administration of the land. they have taken things on dick an auction, which in my view has demonstrated the load that out of the pain of death. there can be hold on how have they done it. they have done it in different ways. politically, some may argue that there's one document is fission, is that dictates issue?

but i chose to say that it is not. i choose to say that there is a disciplinarian form of government, which is one is just of the reality is the politics played in the typical western style can only generate conflict on con, only destroy a country that is troubling to recover from page. so what have they done? political participation is allowed on, political parties are allowed to operate, but we've been sutton's fios and we've been stopping, but i'm, it does in all the not to bring about as i get taste, we know that there are many individuals outside of one to whose to deny the bill was a genocide and they denied that there was a genocide and i've had the occasion of meeting quite a number of them outside of glenda. and they have written books. you know that to demonstrate that there was no genocide. how do we deal with such individuals on

such groups of individuals who still want to come back to the one with the intention of visiting pain up on the population. this has been done through fairly cordial graphs. political arrangement on one is not claiming for one moment that did one, these administration is without any mistakes. they are mistakes that are being made and they themselves have admitted that mistakes will always be made. but the intentions are good and noble. the, as the thing that has been done is from the economic perspective met some of economic inclusion have been deployed with a view to ensuring that household income's of improved. i know for a fact that one of the thing that the present time you had a mistaken of done is to interviews this scheme of one called pop pop family with a view to improve in household the nutrition. and i've been through dwanda many times and i can testify that in bid. this is making great contributions. the fun

thing that they have done is to many people participate in clearly not then vitamin . and when you go to q, gladly you will see one of the cleanest sits easy enough because because every to start the day or every week and oh, once a month, i think i may be wrong about the dates under about the month. but the regularly, the people do participate in the clean up of the spaces within 35. because wonder on this, in my view as health in many ways, number full. why the other thing that they have done is to try and eliminate this distinction between good to and to see. and plus, they say we are buying out a one on when you are buying the other one that you relate amongst yourselves in a mine that enhances but you had one done this if you may. and this, i think,

is something that has contributed to the healing process in the one that of the genocide in 1994 incomes of the general instigation. the one that has become a great proponent of regional integration in order to ensure that the one, these people part of the east african community with the view to gutter on being the fact that they are viewed. so when one sees one day to day, after the genocide, you see up people who uh, reason like definitive, you'll see up people who out of the pain that wasn't visited upon them. i've tried as much as is humanly possible to ensure that they uh, self sufficient in many ways, you see one that today that is active. if you look at the indices, even in the health septa, the, in this us, you know, because you the, in this us,

in the provision of liquidity, they invest in education. the, in this us, in terms of, based on from quality. you can see that the nation is really on the bus to the company, and i say on a plastic cover it because thought this is a very short time in terms of the scheme of things. so when we are judging the one to it is important to judge job with the realization that they have had a very short time, you know, through which on a short time during which they have tried to recover from a painful period in the life. and that is why the united nations on the of the continent on didn't, did you money to now recognize that did one of these, i've done a great job when you got to keep gully is a museums on the cloud. your call is never a gains, never a gain shredded. we have general side in dwanda. never again, shuck,

browse that arise, that gaze, brother because the who to, to see or to us. never a gain. sharp people been discriminated against. never again. and i sing with one the is on a plus all true recovery, quibble cost. thank you very much for being so faithful. let's have a short break soon. and i show us what the v a here. dixie bend from in linmore room in campbell county in the repub default, kenya. and we are continuing off on physicians around africa today. we focused on one of the most notorious as c.