[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, it is necessary to establish material production of these. besides, we have taken the decision to organize and carry out the serial production of the system. there is no counter measure to such a messiah and no means of intercepting it in the world today. russia destroys a military industrial facility in ukraine with its newest hypersonic missile. vladimir putin has ordered the unrivalled weapon in mass production. the as rarely prime minister and former defense minister are wanted man with the international criminal court issuing their arrest warrants over war crimes against the

palestinians. is of the west of course tried to use or not. the entire agenda is much failed to succeed. and the top russian official says western efforts to force the agenda at the g. 20 summit. physical out as a form wraps up in brazil and produces a final declaration calling for a multi lateral world upfront the live in moscow. you're watching our t international. i'm rachel ruble with a look at the top new stories from around the world. and the week on the gunfire erupted outside of the as rarely embassy and the jordanian that capital one assailant was shot dead at the scene after injuring at 3 police officers. the law enforcement have increased their presence in the area. the amount of authority is poured into off the diplomatic face as medic for rushed into the scene

. local presidents have been asked to remain at home as the police search for other culprits. the area surrounding the as rarely embassy is a flash point, far frequent of pro palestinian demonstrations that none of the of the killed government is reportedly still unknown. russia has used its newest ballistic missile to attack a military industrial site and ukraine. oh, that's followed washington's decision to green light cabins, use of long range weapons to strike russian territory, bladder, put, and has signed off on increasing the state of the art weapons production. pretty much it is necessary to establish cereal production of these miss arnold ac and we have taken the decision to organize and carry out the serial production of the system is given the particular strength and power of this weapon, it will be put into service with a strategic missile for so another important item is that in addition to the rationing system of russia today has several other systems in the works according to the results of the tests. these weapons will also go into production. in other

words, we have a whole line or medium in short range systems. so what i'm with russia is russian missile is capable of striking targets within a 5000 kilometer radius. it's classified as a hypersonic weapon, travelling at the speed of up to 3 kilometers per 2nd. during a meeting with the rest of the top military brass president put an emphasized arrest next unrivalled status saying no existing defense systems are capable of intercepting it. well, here's a map showing the approximate time it would take a rest of it to read. the major european capitals is launched from russia has to put in your complex projects or so the missile hitting all of them within half an hour form or us army officers. dennis laughed creative naked further explains the missiles capabilities type or sonic boxed in. so that's about 3 kilometers per 2nd . so the missile cannot be stopped or the nature i can even try to go so fast is zoomed by somebody,

i guess the it may pick up some kind of the speed just like i said, 3 kilometers per 2nd. the vessel has multiple launch has multiple warheads, somewhere between 1011. so directly, all of those could be loaded with a nuclear, uh, and the nuclear explosion i was that can be used as uh, several, uh, uh, launch vehicles that are new connective. and the rest as deep, but at mach 10, uh, there is no be, uh there is no uh, in the air system, vic and stop him. no hit any car, get it there, 8. and this is a 1st fuel test, but it is showing that its very capable, it launch is uh, an smile hypersonic speeds. and it hit start on target all words. all this comes as the us, you can france free cans, hands to use our long range weapons on russian territory. all of the arm systems

have different ranges, older american muscles can travel up to 165 kilometers. now the new models cover up to 300 kilometers, putting them in range of moscow, neighboring regions, french and british supplied system, has reached the $250.00 mark, which puts the crimean penance law at risk. president wooten has worn to the west. the russians response to such strikes, you would have to, would you recommend that the ruling elite. so those countries that are planning to use the military contingent samples and against russian people seriously credit is you only knew, of course, of choosing if necessary. and as a retaliatory measure of targets can be hit by such systems as or actually when you're printing and territories, we will proactively notify civilian police and also ask citizens or friendly students who are there to make the dangers of what i would, we will do the humanitarian reasoning today because i opened the public when i get this without fear of opposition from the enemy, also receive this information. why without, if you, if i never because there are no means of encountering such weapons today, these missiles attack targets at the speed of multiple tenure of where that is 2 and a half to 3 kilometers per 2nd. the world will cover in the air defense system as

it is, and the missile defense system of the americans in europe do not intercept such miss. i also sent you some of your doing you earlier. my colleague of our research, i spoke with former pentagon senior security policy analyst of michael maloof. he said the use of the rustic missiles sent a clear message to the west. you got to distinguish between what the latest one and what the people want. and what i'm concerned about is that these people are out of control. the elite us are out of control. and mr. hutton has been very steady and staged in his responses. and this was a response to the west escalation. i don't care what the white house says, right? i, i saw it with my own eyes when they, us, and the in the u. k. a set their, their, their missiles, which they had the program which they had, and they had to actually manipulate it was, and they tell us, it was

a nato sense. yeah. and consequently, and mister putting in warranty against doing that even beforehand. yeah. and they didn't believe him. so now, by the, by signing of this particular kind of missile is sending a very strong message that you don't know what we have in our inventory. and it is suggest to me that he has other things that we the west may not even know about it, but also it was like, you guys cannot stop what we have and we will do the civilian population just as will tell you guys to get out of the way. yeah. and then we'll take out these military facilities. you know what i just don't understand. there was some guys in the west to it like all this is no big deal. i mean that there is there a truly some lunatics in position to power in the west right now, but the populace people, i think that freaking out, i'm seeing the commentary online. michael, but just just quickly want to shift gears ever so slightly here. and you know, when the, when the west was closing assemblies using key over the last 24 hours, the alarm was raised about, you know, that somebody coming from russia zalinski actually focused on persuading the public that everything was normal. everything was calm and you don't,

you don't have to do anything just for a 2nd. haven't listen to savanski happens when you little bought them today. they will also have notes and questions about some kind of particular den. just ask you the information for end of that took place today with some panic, the message is fast around, so that's a all of these benefits on the rush hour. please take care of yourself was suppose the armies and be especially careful that no other money plates your notions for their own advantage here. that some of those. yeah. so these are international embassies, are vacating that getting the people out of key at what he's saying, that when everything's, everything's okay. there's nothing to see here. well, he's, he's delusional. and he, he still doesn't understand that the war has already been lost and, and mr. prudent is doing a measured escalation in response to what the west is doing, as i said earlier. and he's, and he's showing his seriousness. people are alarmed. they don't want to war this as well. and, and, and there's, there's no explanation for why we are in the position we're in right now. yeah,

great. there, there is. absolutely, no, no, uh, uh, basis of we've never, it's never been explained what the national security imperative of, of ukraine even is to the west or even to the world, except by some fanatical near cons in the united states in the west that wanted to isolate russia and, and, and try to and isolate china. but in doing that, we actually brought the 2 together. if you want a clearer picture of all these latest developments, including the individual steps, each state is taking we have you covered visit our website? archie dot com the and in greece, members of the ukranian dias for i have classed with local communists. active is the ex pat group gathered to honor the victims of the 1930s soviet famine, many ukrainian say the tragedy was manufactured by moscow and disproportionately

affected the region. local greek communists came down on the event, protesting the stance camp has expressed. it's outrage over the scuffles in under the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in his former defense minister, you'll have gallons, stating that both bear responsibility for a range of war crimes against the palestinian people. with regard to the crimes, the chamber found reasonable grounds to believe that mister netanyahu and mister kalonde each bear criminal responsibility for the following crimes, as co perpetrators for committing the acts jointly with others. the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other in humane acts as a statement claims, there are reasonable grounds to believe nothing. yeah, when guidelines committed crimes against humanity and war crimes between at least

october 8th last year and may 20, 2024. when the words were filed, israel tried to challenge the court's jurisdiction, but the eyes he dismissed these objections. the charges hold them. yeah. 100 gallons. responsible for gas as dire humanitarian crisis, including severe shortages of food, water, electricity, and medical aid. and that is a significant discoloration and legal accountability of minutes. the ongoing conflicts that according to guides us health ministry, has already left over $44000.00 palestinians dad and displaced tens of thousands. here's another quotation from the court statements. both individuals intentionally and knowingly deprived the civilian population and gaza of objects indispensable to their survival, including food, water in medicine, and medical supplies, as well as fuel and electricity on surprisingly, nittany at last out of the eyes, this is decision is real, rejects with disgust. the absurd and false actions and charges against it by the international criminal court, which is

a biased and discriminatory political body. on surprisingly, again, the palestinian reaction was starkly different. they probably student and basset, or to the u. k. for example, hailed the eyes. this is ruling as a step towards accountability and just as calling for his role to be held accountable and not just full. the full 112 days will be ongoing guys, a war, but for the 28000 days of is really illegal occupation of the i see says founding rome statute a test that all 124 members states are obligated to arrest individuals who have been issued a warrant, however, some world powers including russia, china and the us, and notably as well don't recognize the court's authority. others such as the netherlands, canada, switzerland, to ireland, italy, and spain say they will comply with the condition and outgoing uniform policy. chief joseph morrell has urged the entire european block to respect the charges

for washington appears to take a pick and choose attitude to itc decisions depending on his political agenda. last year. it welcome to the charges against russian president vladimir put in. but when is really, officials were in the cross hairs, they shifted gears even threatening to impose sanctions against any states ally or not that supports the isis these latest warrants. what they're doing in israel's trying to prevent a 2nd holocaust. so to any allied canada of britain, germany, france, if you try to help the cc, we're going to sanction you the decision by the i c. c to issue an arrest warrant for vladimir putin, is a giant step in the right direction for the international community. it is more than justified by the evidence. and while the u. s. was quick to slam the, i see decision that failed to provide legal grounds for its criticism, saying they weren't necessary to reject the warrant. and how can you reject the what's been presented by a legal body, one of the highest, you know,

it's an international law court. how can you reject this? if you don't have the counter legal assessment, what is your, is it a political rejection? and if you don't have a legal assessment, we're jack the court's decision. but that doesn't necessarily mean that that has to go through a legal process. we can reject decisions from the court that come down in various forms. and we're in discussion with our partners, including israel and next steps, but i'm just not gonna have more for you. we spoke with a former palestinian ambassador to the u. k. who says this warrant is the 1st time the has been, a government has actually been held responsible for its actions. this is the 1st time they did not show communities through the eyes is the challenge. they had gemini, of such an imperialist. i did you like the americans, and that's what they said as an occupier or the price that they've been seeing.

people have faith is so high and year with the ongoing genocide against us being guys that are don't do us bank and use to send them. but we look at this decision as something that is symbolic, when it is the 1st time that the lead, there's been, is read out of being exposed, and there are one sided rest them. we hope that this could be concrete ties and implemented. and not only as a gesture, but in, in actual times to be implemented. you see, we know that the organic relationship between this and them do not state just like it got click manage. there is no the voice via the of course the americans would put pressure from the i see to this in that decision and to put pressure on other countries with joe from bits signatory all the data at homestead. so as you know, they could give protection for them that then you know, want to balance. alright, we discussed the issue with international conflicts relations expert ahmed boost. so he thinks the be to by moscow will be welcomed by people back in to them.

holdings in the national law, this is not upset because this is not the same as as soon as defense because by the end of the day, 1st of all is the is, i don't know if you buy or if you buy or do not have the right to defend it said, my case involved, it said buying, providing is there a was all kinds of weapons and apple bombs and them i, our supervisor is that it was money and providing is a or so we've given them i think at $8.10 by seeing and how does the lights do go to the i c, j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders. and to be also try and, and in the, in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they were parked in us . and this was so because of that, the americans are afraid if that happened to the it's might also be

a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the a i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the united states as a company said in this war. and in this genocide i'm water climbs. the west failed to hijack the g. 20 summit agenda and making about ukraine, but still ignored. the middle east conflict, as, according to russian foreign minister, surveyed loud prov, making remarks on the forums final day. in brazil, the top diplomat highlighted the increasing roll of bricks, members in d. 20 and know that that the final declaration was aimed at building a multi lateral and plural world, or t corresponding ego if he's going off, takes us to the final day. this is quite a substantial press conference, which wrap stuff for municipal laboratory trip to rio de janeiro where he took part in the g 20 summit to a lot of issues. awards touched upon it. seems that to the 40 minutes there were satisfied with the results of the summit. he says that one of the biggest achievements was the,

the establishment of the global alliance to fight to poverty and hunger over 80 countries are now involved. and he says, russia is going to be actively taking part is where he to share its no house and experiences in children's food, virtual either production and farming. the minister also mentioned the final declaration from the g 20, which is aimed at building international relations based on quality. liberalism and english liberty group is the, the declaration we've adopted is a comprehensive document that is in line with moder realities. it's centers on building international relations which multilateralism imperialism, so that it's hard to this, the declaration is aim to combat and ultimately once, if any quality used as well as edge members, economic development. i mean, it's also talked about brooks saying how the organization and its members are now gaining more weight in the g 2010. the economic growth of works. countries now

stands at 4 percent. well, the average growth rate among g 7 countries is house that the purchase has become an independent instruments about independent of the west in terms of payment of an investment system. sudden squared countries in the $220.00 are now actively enhancing their clouds. last year the african union joined us and we need to strengthen further the voice of the global majority in all spheres, which address to another issue is, are they need to reform or the un security council for it to be more inclusive and have permanent representatives from africa, india, and latin america we but usually we support india and brazil, which declared there will, it becomes permanent members. the votes of african states must be considered to get the bill. however, the west wants to drag down this process. the americans have already subs. they support india, germany and japan to choose different germany and japan. don't free any added value to you when they just do with washington tells them it was, well, that would be unfair that the but even though the g 20 is supposed to be an

economic gatherings, however, upset that the west tried to politicize it as much as possible, even the ukraine decides that they ended up including a complex section in the declaration, but to the global south to foreign ministers that insisted that if, because of the in ukraine was to be included, then the middle east have to be included as well as up a piece to the west, of course, tried to utilize the entire agenda, but failed to succeed. none of the countries of the world majority of the global south supported those western efforts. when you see we in our colleagues from the developing world, we insisted that the text must be applicable to any conflicts on the same terms. all conflicts with no exception must be resolved. so the declaration contains a generic paragraph, demanding to deal with conflicts on a fair basis. russia has vetoed a u. k. pushed resolution of the un security council,

which called for an immediate cease fire and sudan. despite wanting to resolve the crisis, moscow has taken to the u. k. and the sierra leone dropped in motion to say that imposes the will of others onto the sit. and these people a deal to say it's, it doesn't look like this should be done consistently in openly and not by imposing . i'm assuming denise, through the decisions on the council, the opinions of individual members thing and with the post colonial ideas about the future structure of the country. i'm even more sorry to counsel should not play along with the design of the former colonial. now what you and points in the eyes of the sudanese diaspora settled in the u. k. well, the main problem with the british project is that it contains a false understanding of who's responsible for protecting the civilian population. all visited on very important to note that russia does not oppose a see saw the incident. if you read the details of the resolution it cool for association officer, the cheese protection of civilians and seem to be an access without specifying the

implementation metabolisms of these demands, the resolution does not explicitly address i receive atrocities. instead, it holds both parties responsible for failure to assure to international if you me to renew when it is a clear who is responsible for killing raping, installed the officers and these people and not the debate. and all of this is that the resolution did not give them knowledge. the weight is active role in this crisis and say a violation of the weapons and bako. in reality, this resolution seems more like a slap in the face of people and i receive control is the rape and domestic cause all come into taking place. several of the issues relating to the language used in there was a very simple support app us. it's high enough, for instance, sol, so spacing that any resolution for action taken by the council must respect,

solve and to of sedan. and this is what the russians represented. representative at the you in also emphasizes on that to the resolution which angel to impose a c spy on the on all sides of sedan. britain fringes also don solving she, it really is an attempt to bother you, not just kingdoms to give themselves an opportunity to middle in what is going to happen and so done. and of course, that tony phone triggered emotional response from the british foreign secretary, as well as reaction from the russian representative. i off the wrench with russian representative in a conscience fixing that on his phone. how many more susan, these have to be killed, and how many more women have to be wrecked? how many more children have to go without food before russia will act? because the that is what we do. i just thank you for the excellent illustration of purchasing the colonialism. i'm silver, you can have your speech today. you can point me even a couple of minutes with us to anyone who has listened to your complex ma'am. for 10 years of age,

it becomes obvious while you on country is rapidly losing fluids numbers and makes kind of well, we know that so dad has seen a search and extreme violence recent weeks. but still, the british government continues to push for a narrative of 2 parties and 2 generals, but then this is not surprising at all, considering that to the reports interesting, that the united kingdom for an office has been holding secret talks with the dons i receive part of military recruitment, but also to show just how sedan does not believe that russia is the in the mean of this. this is how they've responded to the meta, the government of sudan hopes that this historic precedent will mark an end to the misuse of the security council as a tool for head gemini over nations serving the narrow interests of specific powers, disregarding transparency and democratic values, and perpetuating double standards, but also important to note that this all comes

a week off to sit on said it would like russia to use its position in the united nations to help avoid waste and parisha. and put entire resolution by the united kingdom has res pin 2 of christians in the property can fact some have even aussie if the british government is seen, you wouldn't be interested in protecting civilians and ending the war in sedan. cool, is it solely concerned with ensuring that i receive comes off on top of all of this? we discussed the issue with international conflict relations expert um and most so he says the suit and these people are likely to welcome moscow's move in this election and security columns are now one of the rush of one of the hands of some countries shot to lose their hands on the other front is not just or there are you stop chase. so we need this is the measure dollars on it to be a guest? yes,

i would just just uh on uh was on the decision on each page. uh, the content is a big, it's uh, uh, being on or off. uh, the new shows off. uh many countries the uh, rejection call option of uh, the announcer. we shot these uh, initial, uh yeah, sure. down we feel that for, for this uh, decision for on russian government. and domestically because in indonesia has accepted the bricks, invitation and will become a partner of state as confirmed by the countries in baset or to russia. this week, my country is new president has repeatedly expressed interest in joining the group and confess the goal was one of his campaign promises 10 years ago. actually, i already announced in 2014,

when i started my my attendance at the running for president of indonesia. i didn't know when i the companies that are from each i will bring invitation to join a big innovation. joining rex has been a long journey with now. russia has extended a warm welcome. as indonesia has to become a brick spartan, their country signaling new economy and diplomatic opportunities. an impressive set of agreements on trade investment launch official intelligence, energy and climate, as well as logistics was concluded, indonesia, apec member state has become a brick spot in the country. this little howard sprigs was taken shortly after pablo sabean to help the presidency see something that former president joke. what we don't seem to have to do when asked about the matter state is that indonesia is in the process of considering. * relations with the 5 brakes member countries,

also incredible, especially on economic cooperation. we intend to conduct a thorough study and calculation. we do not want to make any hasty decision, then why the president is so eager to join, right? to answer it simply, it's all about economy. 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? and when we talk about the benefits, try not being one of the founding brakes members plays a pivotal role in indonesia economy, particularly in sector is like mineral processing and manufacturing between 20192022. and a need to experience a more than 200 percent increase in investment across these sectors, largely driven and by training financing. this search is tied to indonesia that on rom, nicole exports,

policy aimed at this thing. don't mistake value added industrial, which trying that emerging as a critical partner in realizing these ambition, by aligning with brakes in nature 6 to diversify its international partners. and reduce its dependence on traditional western lab institutions. one side to organizations that indonesia is considering. if the u. s. lead organization for the economy, cooperation, and development. however, for indonesia, this bit comes with medical dilemma. the country has never shields away when it comes to its support for pal of size. and that trust mike cost is you're able to object to indonesia always see the entry as in asia also refuses to normalize relations with israel. but what breaks nature does not need to choose between sides as bricks. fiery type collaboration over a competition or indonesia,

which value it's independence, foreign policy, correct offers. it's a space on the global stage. the reporting from jakarta for our team to stay with us here on our to international up next on world. depart asana. speak with palo. know diarra batista, the former executive director of the international monetary fund, of the hello and welcome to was a part that we want you to forecast and steer in global development in the server has long been one of the west main competitive advantages,