the, the russia successfully repels at $23.00 and thrown attacks over nights in regions across the country. that's according to the defense ministry. one causes an explosion out of local or finery. also ahead, the continues to forcefully mobilize the recruits as russia, gaines, the advantage and the don't ask for public and a lot of trust, a lot of collaboration on an issue which is a global challenge,

which is fees 5 all of us. and most of all by the developing countries that are not responsible for it in the rejects the u. n's, newly adopted energy transition deals saying that overlooks the interest of developing countries in favor of the west. the live in moscow on rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. what to look at the top new stories from around the world's starting off with the train in conflict. russia successfully repelled 23 overnight drone attacks across the country. according to its defense ministry. some of kids you avi's reached moscow's neighbor, include a region falling debris reporter they caused damage to a local oil refinery. the

explosion sparked the fire, which was later put out the local authorities, haven't reported any casualties. emergency services are still working at the scene . so this comes as russian troops push ahead in the don't ask for public, gaining control of a number of towns over the past 10 days. all right, for more we can cross now live to our, to senior correspondent, raw does day of mirage. what more can you tell us about the situation on the ground? but russia's drugs continues along in texas of the front line over the past week. it's true of settlements have been taken by russian forces. obviously the inc, and nobody knew that i've got about a dozen settlements more. our reports have been captured,

but as of yet all those captors. oh, not instructional forces have also reached the city of, of any kind of i show of which, which they fail to reach in the early stages of the war. and this was a remarkable action because russian troops above the longest sex at 12 kilometers, almost 12 kilometers wide and up to 5 could always is deep within the span of several days, a pace of advance, again unseen. since the putting weeks of these conflicts. nevertheless, we, we, of course, must bear in mind the recent escalations as russian official officials have set themselves at these conflicts. now has all the hallmarks of other to the actual conflict with the united states. great britain, france lived equal restrictions on strikes with the me, solve deep into russia. we have seen now several strikes targeting russian

territory. these 2 of them have beaten beef, but in the off the last rushes struck at the huge mush military industrial applause . zapata was you with the hypo sort of resolve shopping at the 3323 clauses. a 2nd stopping for did you merge legs roll? i'm showing those results impacting something like so because of a movie called that's almost never the less the message was received. on the other side, the message was cool. it's not the key of but to rushes pod was as moscow. as for the cooling, the dues, the nature of those in the west, that the message, the message that brushes said was that you are unsafe. we have something towards the back with an ukraine has now come out to his us the united states for america's

most the drugs and defense system, the side system that tom, in the high altitude area defense a and see me. so i to ballistic missile system, really about neither of which are either existence of research with one of those costs $20000000000.00. it is unlikely that ukraine will be able to get a tabs on one of those. and ukraine admits at these points, but not even one of the defense weapons available to europe would be enough to stave off russian era tax. the number of very targets as growing and the number of means of government is limited to into expensive. and then by visa indicates that i believe not the britain know all the european countries will be ready, despite the fact that there is a sufficient number of 516, their craft, which has excellent their defense capabilities. it is possible to complete his

a believe this air defense system within 23 months. the full only by this military component. we can say that probably you are being in countries so not ready to the problem is facing you, okay? now is the beginning, no end with threats in the yeah, the 1st and foremost problem for you credit easy lack of motivated manpower soldiers who want to fly to or who are able to fly according to, to, to everyone from, from key of to west of publications west of the officials, ukraine's armies now predominantly made up of men grabbed off the streets of men who go through a week or 2 uh, through boot camp and end up on the front floods where they don't want to be. this is the flight, but they want to flight. they want to get out. they want. they want to leave and

batteries. the issue. uh will you credit the. there's a few men let the gravel 50 adjust the trenches on the front bloods the the uh the credit in public use is timing on military recruiters and invites video because it would be a mother whose son had just been grab voicing her displeasure, lifting fees, slide against a mine, but she believes is, is responsible for many you pregnancy moves you credit in soldiers. those picked up off the streets boss of flood, as they say, the slang. so when you grad trucks into a bus, for most of them, it is

a one way ticket. so the front floods, the vast majority, most with the moves that do are most often they never the last to these will the do is it say this is that you paid in officials come out and say the, you know what, there's no getting away for you for your sub, for your husband, your brother, that everyone must size most of the size if someone thinks that they can pay them off with 510000 or leave or swim across the teaser. this should not be the case. everyone to the front. the issue of course, is, as was mentioned, the threats of barry than intends for you credit. but so is the difference disparity and far above between russia. i do credit. whatever way you look at this conflict from a military, a mathematical point of view,

russia boss really produces it ought to be shelves of the munitions it out, produces the entirety of you, or perhaps you're up together with with the united states. suddenly it is evident here in the don't boss on the front bloods is as far as you are truly shelves alone. that can be a rush, an advantage of 5 or 10 or 10. we show 2 inch forever. you one coming from the you crazy and side from ukrainian guns and, and the same difference can be observed in mind to confuse the difference on these . and it is evident for the face of the funds that ukraine's military is slowly starting to crumble. ortiz, senior correspondent, moronic guys. they haven't done ad skimmer either. thank you. and in the latest episode of going on the ground host of central time, so it gets into a heated discussion with former white house communications director,

anthony scar mochi over nato. and the possibility of nuclear confrontation, you can watch the full episode throughout the day right here and on our t. com. here's a sharp preview. let me just pose this to you, finland, and sweden, 74 years, not in nato. excuse me guys. you need to be a nato, they say no, we don't need to be in nato in the 75th year. so let us wait and enter nato. so, and by the way, they border of finland, borders the russian border of the through the russian government. they didn't really have to obviously that they wouldn't, they wouldn't be an issue in guidance for nuclear war if they haven't joined nature arguably, but actually own ukraine. i can actually tie this up with the crypto. did you believe it? oh no, no, no, no, no. all i know is your show, well, we're not going to nuclear war now. so you're telling me that as they should be nuclear lee threatened by them? no, no, no sweden, in the past few days has issued

a new nuclear guidance to all of its citizens. presume that as a member of nato threatened after vladimir language and change, and i dropped the new k adults from the yukon, the russians are going to drop the new gun. so you're telling me that the russians are going to go from a eastern european theater war to a nuclear war with the europeans. is that what you're telling me? i think it's been made it completely clear from moscow that if a non nuclear state ukraine uses nuclear uses weapons, conventional weapons that are a satellite controlled or based from another nation that has nuclear weapons. and that's what the russians now say. basically, we're on an escalade re ladder under the, in the dying days, with abiding interest that will not, that will not in well for anybody that won't work and well for the europeans, the americans, the russians. and so i'm hoping the one of the reasons why we haven't deployed

nuclear weapons since the 2nd world war is that there are some same people at the table on both sides. that won't bridge and compromise, indignant helped of letting me know who didn't in the duma alone or as a good treaty is everyone's a slightly a little under pride and harris on the bible. harris, it is now you. the united states has given complete sovereignty overall, our futures to vladimir putin and the duma. they can decide to attack now under their revise, new to the doctor. the india has taken a stand and becomes the 1st country to reject a new green energy transition deal that has been adopted at the un climate change conference in baku. global south officials have criticized the agreement for overlooking the interest of developing countries while it offers a $300000000000.00 annual payout the sum as far short of the $1.00 trillion requested. he likes to learn c. trust is the basis for

action. and this incident is indicative of a lack of trust, a lack of collaboration on an issue which is a global challenge, which is fees 5 all of us. and most of all, by the developing countries that i'm not responsible for it, it does not address the needs and priorities of developing countries. who are new deal places, the burden of the fight to meet green energy goals on developing countries, including india. they are expected to shoulder large scale costs. well, western states are allowed to do so on a voluntary basis. climate change and sustainability expert. i've been asked to my auntie, attended the one conference and it was his reaction. a $1000000000.00 as a whole. mike, look a lot of money because it might have been the details and once you've got the details, you'll see that all of the money i know is coming to get

a square to come down and no sense, but i'm moving forward. this is not the whole lot of money that's going to come down from the country. it's more of also the developing countries have to move in a belt one finds reaching a new key. i'm planning golf. uh, i would say actually i'm, i'm up because the news is i know it is long to be there. lovely country. busy pushing to sign the peaceful would be no golfing pathways. now if you also look, i can look up in 5 minutes. it has to be divided into 3 bucket system is bucket. as long as you've been bugging. thank bunch of buckets. i'm more important to when it goes through technology, this technology is on north america and even the for when you and it's not affordable, we have not been be accepted. so that's where the processing fee is. one of the biggest questions you cannot just push without giving back to me, because i know the technology looks good, actually full size,

be awesome. all the competition because you all know that it's just going to have to be added by says from across the global sounds have joined india and rejecting the western back deal. a representative speaking on behalf of 50 african countries was called the agreement quote, to little too late for a confident that is the lowest polluter. and then i, jerry, an official takes aim at the underwhelming results of the cop conference. if we walk back home, we 300. so we see that the developed countries i took him to lead. this is an insult to watch the convention fees. well we have to write us countries to choose what we to take this or not. 6 and i'm saying that we do not accept the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation mussa. abraham explains why

the western deals terms are unacceptable for the global self. we are asked to harry, who at johnston formation and to breed image, which of course we would like to, but without any strong industrial basis for it. without the that goes on quality of getting energy sufficiently enough to support our developing economy. the west is very cool with me, jeff times with p r with global meet and they are very good with ports, but they never deliver on the ground in terms of money in this summer, just remember that more than 1700 not being who all of them are from the private sector in the west. i've done that the summit and they would give them 40 access to old booking and discussions on though many governments. and the group of south objected to that because this was supposed to be

a sub friend meeting of some friends face not of less than company. one out to the middle east where overnight strikes rain down on the 11 east capital . the idea of claims that was targeting hezbollah command centers in the populated area. the but it's circulating online shows the devastating after mass of the attacks. 84 people were killed in similar strikes across 11 on the previous day. the government has chosen to shudder favorite schools until january, as destruction spreads across the city. meanwhile, israel's sweeping ground operation and southern lebanon shows no sign of stopping the idea of the claims of killed a large number of hezbollah militants, and located the groups, weapons and infrastructure in the area that says,

israel issues civilian evacuation orders for 5 more villages in its pass and in gaza at least 6 people were killed by is rarely strikes in the enclave is biggest city alone. following idea evacuation orders on that says medical facilities in the north of this trip come under repeated fire, including the long besieged, come all on one hospital. we discussed the latest attack with its director on the shelf course. we've grown accustomed to this daily scene, the bombing of cum all on one hospital has become a daily occurrence. however, one of recent bombing was one of the most intense and horrifying. as they dropped a new type of bomb containing extremely small fragments barely visible to the eye, the strikes targeted the emergency and reception the entrance at midnight. as well as the hospital courtyard, the generator area and the water network. it is clear that this targeting was

deliberate to disable health care services. come all odd. one hospital has become a regular target of the army, whether striking rooftops, courtyards, departments, staff, or patients. there were many challenges in the health care system, such as a shortage of medical supplies and surgical teams. we also lack ambulances to transfer patients. many people die in the streets because we cannot respond to distress calls across northern beta. here, under bailey, the health crisis is dire, and the health care system has collapsed. it is a disaster to have a system delivering services below. even the most basic standards, this is a crime. the world health organization visits come all at one hospital to evacuate . some patients to l. c for hospital and to deliver minimal medical supplies that barely last a few days when we're used to play a vital role in providing social relief and distributing food aid. as it had a system in place to deliver aid to homes across northern gauze. they also covered chronic disease treatments and dispensed medications for such conditions as well as

general medications for children now with restrictions on you and operations and gaza and reduced health and humana, terry and services. the supplies and aid we receive are very limited. hospitals in the southern gaza are teetering on the brink of collapse too. that's largely due to a severe lack of fuel and electricity, which makes performing much needed surgeries, almost impossible, or take or responded with stuff. i'll buy it reports from a struggling medical facility in con eunice that, i mean, it's given a very fitting name at the baby, kinda which means freight in arabic has spent the 1st days of a short life in tragic conditions. dangerously close to death. she is in a hospital that operates with minimal resources. i thought all the dar abo, tame a is a newborn girl who suffers from pneumonia and heart problems. some july she needs surgery, but under the circumstances, surgery is not possible in the event of

a power outage, the lives of these patients will be in danger. all the levels, those cut out condition that no. so hospital in one unit is a reflection of the criminal policy pursued by israel against the palestinians, deals through the false patrols in gaza, or in a catastrophic condition that work may stop within hours because of the fuel supply shortages. good, well hang on so many is really occupation is preventing fuel deliveries and hospital operations could be suspended within 48 hours. we are already reducing services to save supplies for at least some time. but the situation is particularly critical in northern gaza. the as rarely occupation continues to attack medical facilities, especially come all in one hospital. honestly, this hospital has been shelled several times and the 8 members of the medical staff were wounded as a result of the attacks. and it could be said it was 411 state of israel is policy of deliberate destruction,

of health facilities has continued throughout the months of war and has taken an increasingly serious scale the strikes on medical centers in northern gaza. a clear evidence of tel aviv deliberate crippling of them. so in total, so even most of people who make israel is spreading deaf everywhere and in every possible way in gaza. patients, newborn babies of the wounded alike being bombarded and most of the health sector is on the verge of collapse, will pull up in the expanding, middle east conflict has been driving concerned the people into the streets around the globe. well, 100 is of a tale ends are demanding these by the prime minister, be arrested following the icpc warrants issued last week. people in israel all have focused on the release of the hostages, still held in captivity by hum us. indonesia has joined the rank supporting the i see warrants against as well as benjamin netanyahu. and you'll have gallons. locals have been back in the palestinian caused by romping up their cancel campaigns against companies. viewed as pro israel a. here's ortiz, rebecca,

and up at the pool with the details and consequences of these boycotts a major retail stores an online marketplace. this has reported an optic in customer inquiries about product or against several brands, including international food and beverage drains, half east consumer backlash. well, some domestic businesses have voice support for the board car using it as an opportunity to align their marketing with public sentiment. i follow him in terms of food and beverage. what used to be bought almost every day with starbucks or mcdonalds. but over one year, i can count on my fingers, maybe only 3 or 4 times how many times i buy from starbucks or mcdonalds. because they feel that with our purchase, there will be profits that will be generated. the profits will mean they can be used for war. this means they have the funds to carry out attacks, and later there will be more blood, more lives will be lost. i'm the you,

the boy taught in protest movements most by the end and asian people are also based on religious ties because they want to support and show solidarity with the muslim brothers and sisters and palestine young ones i'm, i am on 1st. it reduces the ability to buy the products starting from the smallest, cheapest products. if we are able to do so, then we'll move on to the more high end product, such as technology. we admit that the products from israel are good quality, but that is the reason we're not able to help our brothers and palestine. the board court has had national giants, heart nets. layer, for instance, reported a drop and it's really internal growth rate throughout 2024. this mark slow down, surprise analysts. we do 2 bath identifying the boycott as a significant factor. meanwhile, mcdonald's worldwide sales from one percent in april to june, period of this year, the food dry end has been struggling since the annals 2023, where it will enter national sales growth as low to only 0.7 percent between

attribute in the slums. in part to the board part movement in indonesia and malaysia unit leverage indonesia unit also reported a decrease in revenue and product volume due to growing quite called time to man. hello ms. on yet to believe we see a decrease in trade value related increase in profits and so on. this is related to the company itself. while we want this boycott to be within the larger framework of fighting for the rights of our brothers and sisters in palestine. and stopping is very like bribes. therefore, we want to focus more on targeting the involvement of national multi national and international parties and perpetuating israel's crimes and occupation developed before the boy could move. lynn has no spirit to non indonesia, either accused of supporting israel through its product list. the company clarified it's neutral stance. we have no political affiliation, dental and supports. the indonesian government stands in favor of palestinian independence, while the boy caught re flags, strong, political and he made tyria and convictions. it also raises questions about its

brother, economy impact, the closure of keeps the outlets and subsequent job losses. highlight the unintended consequences on local workers and suppliers. chaps, naisha owned by spotswood, indonesia reported aside during that last the last list for the closure of outlets and the dismissal of thousands of workers. the now the high number of layoffs as a result of this blank contract in the midst of the current conditions we are experiencing is a successive blow to our economy. so the more layoffs, the less purchasing power on my society has been, but the more on purchasing power decreases, the less is our economic growth, and the less is our economy able to create jobs. so it becomes a new vicious cycle that i don't think we expect as the board quick movements games traction calls are going for the government to implement an official policy with

the government should come up with names of products and corporations that support illegal, which is early settlers thing that we hope that the government in the authorities can come up with regulations that will make the boy cut more successful in achieving its goals and prevent any negative excesses that could afford the boy. yeah, so that people will no longer hesitate to boycott left. the movement underscore is to growing awareness. i'm a nation consumers about their pocketbook power. it demonstrates how collective action at home can influence the agenda of multinational corporations. right before we go, we're breaking news to tell you about a car. the plan has reportedly crashed into a 2 story residence and caught fire near the villainous airport. in lithuania, i went, this has claim it was a d h l aircraft is believed there were 4 people on board including 2 pilots and 2 other employees. and i'm hearing reports. at least one person has died because of

the crash is under investigation. of course, we will keep on top of the story and bring you more details as we get them here at our t international. right. do stay with us up next to our interview with indignation. businessman, our street address g, the president, director of the mining and the energy from indeed the energy and the chairman of the in the nation chamber of commerce and industry by the mr. i shy, rush it, chairman of innovation, chamber of commerce and industry. yes, thank you. so much for your time for our tea. thank you. is that published for me? it is such a pleasure for us to be able to delve into this conversation. so let's jump right into it. so with indonesia seemingly entering a new era of development, we have our new president as well. yes. what's your assessment of the current state

of the nation and it's economy. and if you me share a factor or 2, what are the challenges that indonesia is facing right now? i think what i, what indonesia today is, this is the beginning of the 5 years terms of our president. so we have a now going to lead me some of those will be handled. and then in indonesia academy, in my opinion, in good shape of cause, what is challenging bad? let me go back to that. but the, the challenge for indonesia is actually the outside world and the challenges of the will. what's happening in the world today. i mean, you can see the jump as it goes situations that is happening all over the world today. with the wars in the middle east, those are the southern challenges. and you can see is also the economic situation of the world. right. so the outside world for indonesia is not

really in a very good shape. so those are the challenges actually. but back to indonesia, indonesia, as you can see, if you look at from this couple of years of our economy situation since our president juggle, we don't know. we've been actually in a way, very much looking at a 5 percent growth. right. of course, read that we've been not do perform well during the dynamic, by the way, after a year we come back, not many country initiative. right. and so now with all what's happening in the world, the data is jump legal situation out of gaping getting much i could see worse perhaps . and so this is the challenge. so with this part, but i will show rental right now as is the new guest and engine naija having these challenges of what we call the global challenges. and, but i'm very sure that particularly by.