method to realize that geo political ambition is they can cross live now to or take correspondent, marina customer. eva marina breakdown for us. what the f as be cheap, had to say, yes, well, as we just heard from the words of the head of the f as be basically the west and it's finalized or pushing key of and so nuclear terrorism and they're trying to escalate tensions across the entire region in order to avoid the inevitable, and that is a new world order. mr. board and a couple of reminded everyone once again that a new multi polar political and economic system is being created as well as an inclusive international security system where the participation of the global south and east. so naturally, the west is trying to prevent that resorts and really to dirty tax 6 as we just heard him say, and he does war and that he doesn't exclude the fact that the bible administration before leave it will actually make the situation worse by stealth intentions and critical i q regions in range that are key in fort washington of course. and he

says that they might try to recreate the crane scenario in those areas as well as nominated. so they would need. the main goal is to make it difficult for the new us administration to find a political solution to the accumulated problems. you know, the 1st step has already been taken in school. what is the key of regime has been allowed to launch long range missile strikes, deep into russian territory and new, which was inevitably lead to an escalation of the conflict in and around ukraine. in addition to us, great britain and the allies continued to attempt gross interference in allied relations within the c, i ask you to block integration process is to discredit out joint actions on the to ensure security and stability in the commonwealth. of course, we will need to be prepared for any publications of the subordinate golf audit that he doesn't have much space. and donald trump either is saying that his re election doesn't mean the country's foreign policy will change radically. but he does have

faith in the fact that c i s countries will withstand older publications and come together next year. so mark victory over nazi is i'm so just to recap of for 2nd here, the military sweat from nato is growing. roster sees that it's aware of it and it's also prepared to face further publications, and it just wants to make sure that the world knows about it. right? are to correspond marina customer have on arena, think you are following a string of ukrainian strikes on russia with us supplied long range attack them. missiles. the white house confirms that given permission to launch. they're still hedging though, and say it only provided guidance for targets around curse, for russian troops are actively pushing out the training on army right now. they're, they're able to use any tobacco ones to defend themselves in an immediate need basis. and right now, understandably, that's, that's taking place in around a curse curse. last but nothing's changed about the well obviously we changed the

guys and gave them guy since they can use them to strike these these, these particular types of targets has also use the tak, i'm just like the neighboring brands region. russia launched a nuclear capable hypersonic missile, and response targeting and military factory and new crane and warning against further escalation. sure of the russians, they do most defense committee. andre caught the pull of exclusively told r t that us thought hysteria around the world could ignite a bigger conflict. of course, a dish committee call is going to be instead of the outgoing american administration, lead by finding is trying to slam the door. apparently they will slam the lid of their own coffin, and the bad thing is that they are trying to drag someone else down with them. this is the absolute, be irresponsible. you can see the short sighted policy of the current washington

administration. we understand this. we see it and react accordingly. often rule with this decision. they did not make things worse for ukraine because things are already so bad the, that it can hardly get any worse. they've done the european center line study. they've been pushed into the role of those who will be held accountable for this. among other things we are seeing today is essentially this kind of collective hysteria of the western world led by the united states. and if they do not understand normal conversation, then they need to be warmed more harshly. first, it was the updated text of the junk from, and they were all very important points there. for example, the main military dangers under which nuclear deterrence can be carried out listed . and it is very clearly stated that includes the use of nuclear states in the

interests of aggression and the deployment of nuclear weapons and the delivery vehicles on the territory. the expansion of military alliances, or the creation of new ones, and the approach of the territory to the russian federation. we gave a specific concept to what will happen if they did do certain things arrest and it was the 1st such action which will definitely be followed by others. so international society for personal consciousness has appealed to the indian government to help secure a release of a prominent priest and can do leader in bangladesh. the rest of sparked protests in cities across the nation with at least 20 people were part of the injured in classes that broke out. wow, the

free people are said to be in critical condition. this comes after the hindu leader, jen, why christian and das was seized and taken to an undisclosed location by bangladesh of forties. the arrest is allegedly linked to his advocacy for him. the minority rights in the assigned like country, which in like personal dust, is known for his struggle against the persecution of bangladesh as in due community, is associated with the international society for christian consciousness and has organized the multiple rallies to condemn the oppression. hindus suffer in the nation and targeted attacks against them. meanwhile, transparency international bangladesh has issued a report that examines aggression against minorities in the country. specifically in the 1st 100 days of its new government rule. now the report found at least 2000 the cases of violence against the minority groups including hindus. since the former prime minister resigned in august,

it also looks at how the cultural activities of these groups are disruptive. now they documented over a 1000 minority on locations have been attacked during the interim government's brief term indian prime minister and a render motor express the wide scale concern in this country in august over the safety of into groups in bangladesh. i've got a 1400000000 of our country. my only concern about the security of hindus and religious minority in bangladesh. india has always wanted neighboring countries to follow the cause of prosperity and peace. we have a commitment towards peace. our thoughts will always be good because we are about to think about the welfare of humanity. we spoke with preston runjun boss from the ramadi, research and communication center. he says, can do. people are peacefully protesting for the ride, says bangladesh. authorities respond with aggression from last night the

the the, the because the boss, the 1st of all these uh, the, the, the campbells, uh 30 days to the page to india for the 1st time there has been by the end of april. she has moved to steve. yes, it is that the was the last on that sunday of this probably because these and these in pieces and

these pieces in the, the law like so the reaction should be shot community in the i've been thinking most of these things and we can explain some very strong action, they're just on the phone and out of pakistan were anti government protest. have it turned deadly? at least 6 people have been killed and dozens more injured amid the unrest that forced us on the bod in to lock them. law enforcement, the clashed was demonstrators fighting thrown stones with tear gas. the army has been called in to counter tens of thousands of protesters that vendor the capital, the countries prime ministers calling the protest extremist. people are calling for a sit in until the former prime minister in mont. honda is released,

pun supporters, say his arrest was politically motivated for russia continues to spotlight how global majority is being unjustly punished by western economic sanctions. hosted an informal un security council session in new york and the message resonated deeply with the other members of the international community of the going at the countries of the collective, the west of launched a real sanctions war against half. if not the majority of the population of our planet using this illegitimate from the point of view of international law instrument to achieve their economic and foreign policy goals, they cause a norm is suffering to the populations of countries that are defenseless against the baton of sanctions. you should receive them without the jungle in some western countries that all politicians who openly and candidly use email actual sanctions as a weapon if he can only call fat in an attempt to create economic hardship and human

determined as aust, as they seek to induce in turn, okay, all seem to countries targeted in order to achieve the schemes overseen during developments exhibiting political pressure. and even overall, when the government's targets in iran or industry and financial sector have reduced national event or prevented access of iran to global markets and disrupting trait. this has triggered so our inflation and cause why does 3 economy, hardship disproportionately affected by the end of a population such as low income families, women and children. look at on it below the studio and the ex settlement about my country syria has been suffering for over 4 decades from the impact of the deal, legitimate, immoral and in human unilateral coercive measures that have been enforced by consecutive us administrations, followed by its allies in the e u in other countries. where do i don't know? so we spoke with political scientists, ramon mendez reinvest who is an activist and n g o organizer. he says, sanctions are neo colonial tools used by the west. we have to think of

sanctions as always, that i mean, always affecting the most vulnerable. so if we think that these sensors are done, because we want what's best for people, then that completely wrong these sensors are done because they want to get the power and, or the resources that these governments pass. and that's the real goal. so this imperial tactics, this essentially is that most are supported by the united states. you will be in country that of course, the secuity cancel it and its allies, lackey's rather in the un. uh, the real goal is, is, is to we can countries to be able to take over the best a simple way of saying it, whether we call a i met loans, whether we call them evasion, whether we call it partnerships or coming well, some new call these are called in the us, that is a real goal, and that's what must be stopped,

the faith go. what they mention of helping people then that goal is not, is not a paid. so if that's their goal, they should stop doing his actions because his band goal is out of saying, but we know their goal is far more sinister than that. one of those nations hit hardest by us sanctions is up down to stem washington for those billions of dollars worth of the countries assets after the taliban seized power in 2021. hubble is now exploring different paths to restoring the half down economy. well, this is a central topic of discussion during the russian security council secretary's visit to the country. are these donald court or brings us more the power here at the last stop of the series of bilateral talks that sir j. chicago has had here during his visit in afghanistan's capital of couple, the interior minister of the country defense minister and the countries vice premier. and we got a sneak peak into some of the things that they discussed. there was friendly words exchanged,

of potentially establishing normal relations between the taliban government in afghanistan and out of the russian federation. but the details, the bulk of it are really still a mystery at this point. uh, a lot of it was kept on the down low, but you know, i spoke with a lot of taliban members that were accompanying us during this trip. and they said that they were really looking forward to making friends in the world stage, making friends with russia specifically and even integrating into the multi polar world. because they see it as an opportunity to be in a community of nations in which people cooperate with each other on a level of mutual respect. something that of course, they didn't feel like they were getting from the united states force. they fought a war with them. and now that that was over, the taliban is trying to normalize its position on the global scale. we discussed further cooperation in all areas. this concerns the economy and we looked

at transport in great detail. we talked about everything related to trade, turnovers plus a big package deal on energy. all of this has good and expansive prospects. there were still the theme of the united states, which as before, is unceremoniously robbing everyone all over the place. this is, of course, the topic of the return of assets and funds that belong exclusively to ask hands. and as in the cases of libya and syria, the us is not returning them. in my opinion, they should be the ones who should be investing in the reconstruction of afghanistan. after all, they have done here, after what they have left behind, what they abandoned here. this applies to people, facilities, and infrastructure. in general, it's very possible that this meeting this visit to couple is an attempt to buy circuit chicago and the russian government in general to move towards that direction in terms of normalizing relations with the taliban and the afghanistan government as a whole. moscow says it has written 30 times to the world's chemical weapons

watchdog detailing the use of band toxic substances by care of forces in the ukraine. complex, the head of russia's delegation at the o. p. c. w. added western powers are trying instead to blame such incidents on moscow guarantee and literally putting the ukrainian armed groups continue to regularly use toxic chemicals against the russian military personnel and civilians . relevant confirmation based on the sample analysis has been transmitted to the o. p. c. w. technical secretary having for them. however, the united states and its allies, contrary to the fact persistently try to accuse the russian federation of violating the provisions of the convention. and example of this is more provocative. information is provided by ukraine and distributed by a note from the o. p. c. w to technical secretary. what do i have carefully studied indicated notes

or it looks more like a theater of the absurd o. p. c. w report. the russian, i'm probably refers to said the organization identified traces of tear gas and samples from eastern crane investigations were initiated by key oven failed to take moscow's position into account. so p c, w did not have a mandate to assign blame. despite the swift accusations against russia made by the us, and he of journalist and author daniela's there says the chemical weapons watched i is unlikely to investigate moscow's input the dead. they will not make it because the, the office of the o, p. c. w has been totally subordinated to the, to, to u. s. foreign policy. and, uh, the, the, the us has taken over the un, it's completely exhaust control over all its agencies. and the, the idea of an independent, unbiased un investigation has now become impossible. so, so russia is, is they,

these claims by russia are very interesting, they're worthy of further investigation. but that investigation will not come from the un or various agencies because their political bias is all too apparent. we saw how the offices used during this, the syrian civil war when the, when b o p. c, w, investigated various allegations of poison gas used by the assad government and those investigations would not honestly done the o. p. c. w is firmly in the us camp and um, essentially has its function essentially is to carry out american propaganda. all right, back to the breaking news that we told you about at the top of the newscast, the idea of his carrying out fresh raids on the lebanese capital media report suggest is really war. planes have launched 7 consecutive it strikes targeting

neighborhoods, southern suburbs, right? we can get more on this now from our t correspondence, steve sweeney who joins me live from bay root. steve, what more can you tell us about the slightest attack? it's yeah. so around quarter to 11 this morning is well issued evacuation order is for 6 buildings in the da here district . this is the southern suburbs of the liberties capital. now we know that is why the war planes have struck at least 7 times. now these are targeting of buildings, apartment blocks completely destroyed, smoke is building across the city. it can be seen a building from the da here district. now this comes off to again, another night of heavy attacks on the very same every with 5 waves of attacks on monday night, monday evening. and this came soon after the announcement that i see 5 deal was imminent. and we know that the is why the a tax will they've escalated,

intensified even over the past 2 weeks. the bombing is occurring over the course of the day in the morning the afternoon on the evening. and then again, throughout the night to struck full times in the very center of the room. so outside of that noble talk area, these strikes have happened without warning, causing multiple deaths and multiple people to be wounded as well the desktop. so here, while it's continuing to rise, now it's above $3700.00 people killed since october the last year. that's according to the lebanese house ministry, but most of those deaths have occurred within the last 6 weeks with a shelters with displaced people, hospitals, power, medics, health workers, among those targeted to mid accusations of war crimes. out there's been a flurry of diplomatic activity over the policy weeks, the us envoy to live it on a was full time. will he arrived in the carpet to last week, the told to the parliamentary speaker, not be very,

this is around the different isn't points of disagreement around a potential si, fi document, a be a previous the table he left that meeting a positive and upbeat. he said that they were constructive and the 2 sides have been pool close to to get that's. but the is right. the intensive occasion over the pulse 2 weeks, one as long as the same as uh, a bid ready to uh for the 11 east side to agree terms i'm more favorable to lebanon . but the question, being honest is wise, is well being brought to the table. now why is it suddenly agreeing, as we like to believe, is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to the latest document. he's due to a post doc position, to his cabinet and to parliament where it's set to be agreed. some time we believe this evening, the announcement will come either later on tuesday or wednesday morning and according to not be buried. the parliamentary speaker. he said that it streams to lubbock resistance of the resistance fighters. the hezbollah fights is

a web thought to continues to rage in the southern part of the country and whether it's managed to full spark the is righty. so just particularly in that boat, a ton of ok i'm on has a lot of causes. continuing to 5 is we'll continue to is by type of sheets, particularly the poll city of hyper and even as far as a ton of age. so there is some degree of optimism, although that is punched with of course, a caution and indeed skepticism. but we do seem to be despite the foaming just now, despite the continued his body bump up and also their bodies capital that we seem to be edging closer to that cease fire agreement. right. certainly, that would be welcome news as well. continues those air raids on 11 on su sweeney life for us in favorites to thank you for that update. well in neighboring palestine. there were, there are severe shortages of basic needs and the dire weather conditions locals

are suffering and dying from is really bombardments and significant numbers. reports say, 11 people have recently been killed in separate idea of attacks on the enclave. small in many cases as rarely attacks, also lead to serious injuries of locals which often lead to empty patients of different limbs view and says, gaza is a home to the largest number of amputee children in modern history. that also happens because of a lack of possibilities. to cure wounds properly or these but to a mother of a toddler who lost his legs and 3 fingers. phoenix. and we were living in a tent when there was a bombing right next to us while we slept. i woke up to my husband shouting my arm my arm. at 1st i thought it was a gas canister that exploded. i didn't even realize it was miss aisles or bombing. i looked at my children who were sleeping beside me, and i saw both of my sons buried in the sand. i pulled out the 1st off mid,

who's one years old, and then i pulled out the 2nd you had. i didn't know anything about his legs at the time or that anything had happened to him. i took my children and left the area in the ambulance. i looked at him and realized he was injured. the doctors took him away and i didn't see him again until the next morning. they showed him to me, and both his legs were amputated, along with 3 fingers on his hand. there are no words to describe this. it's a feeling of immense pain. i had so many dreams for jihad, i envisioned the bright future for him. something great. he was a bright, clever, and intelligent child. he was always active and full of energy. and now he always asks me for his legs. he wants to play. he asks me for sandals to wear, but he's only 3 years old and doesn't yet understand that his legs are gone. i hope someone can help him leave gauze and live abroad was all right, well that is going to do it for me for now. but do stay with us here on archie international. my colleague started to bend ski will be in and next and just over

half an hour with uh more of the latest developing new stories, including the latest on that. so recent is really our rage and 11 on striking a southern at suburb in bay route. so just stay with us and of course, as always go to our website, our. com for the very latest breaking news and updates, bye for now. the, to take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shepherd, reality distortion, but how of tired vision, with no real opinions fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this? but can you see through their illusion going underground again?

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