a c k o called a few crane projects, many in the trunk or beds seem to have no problem with this. the breaking news this, our russian intelligence reveals western states of plumping to occupy the ukraine aiming to freeze the conflict by sending thousands of suppose the east keepers. do you think these strikes on decision making? centers are also possible by election. make sure everything is possible. now president put in says russia and they use age, the brand, do you have the funding, ballistic missile, or yes, nick, uh for targeting t at the i gave the id of instructions if there was a massive violation of the agreements to prepare for an intensive war. phase rodney, a prime minister as a full scale of conflict with half black to be in the offing if

a shaky spot collapse it. and that's us both sides. already trade accusations on validating the agreement, the syria, and on the 4th is what the help of the russian and support attempts to count of a large scale militant uprising in the countries northwest. the weather has all the international reaching you live from the russian capital. with the latest i'm around the world. i am michael now would begin with the breaking news. this. our been following. the west is planning to deploy 100000 so called peace. keep us to ukraine and that's according to the roster. and the following. the intelligence of us is states that troops from several major states will cover

defined areas of the country in what he describes as a default to occupation. a given the obvious lack of prospects for a strategic defeat of rush on the battlefield, nato is increasingly inclined toward the need to freeze the ukraine conflict. the west sees the implementation of such a scenario as an opportunity to restore the ukranian armed forces combat capability and thoroughly prepare key for retaliation attempt. in order to accomplish these task, the west will be required to actually occupy ukraine. obviously, this will be done under the guise of deploying a peacekeeping force in the country. all right, let's get more on this now. us, we, in the studio, i have with me already corresponding martin that sort of helping us to bring light into this issue that murray. now what else was said in this report? well, according to the a, c, r, nato is increasingly looking to freeze the conflict to give themselves enough time to rebuild the ukraine, shattered military and prepare it for revenge. again,

according to this document, nato is already setting up sensors where they're planning to process up to 1000000 ukrainian conscripts. and also they have an additional plan. and that plan is to carve a peak frame into 4 occupations those whereby romania will take up the blacks, the coast, poland with control west for a new frame. the u. k. with occupied the north, including t of and the central and eastern parts of the country would be taken up by germany . and to ensure that plan happens, they are sending the $100000.00 so called peacekeepers to get the job done. and here's some more. according to reports, the german military has already turned to the experience of the nazi invaders who established an occupation regime and ukraine during the great patriotic war. at the same time, the abundance fair has come to the conclusion that the implementation of police functions will be impossible. without sondra commandos made up of ukrainian

nationalist, they will be given a new name. but in essence they will be the same vendor or punish years. all right, tell us what could of prompted this revelation by the russian intelligence service . well, this comes on the backdrop of a french newspaper reporting that the u. k and friends have reactivated discussions regarding troop deployments in ukraine. and in the past 24 hours, we've heard from former british prime minister boards, johnson who said that you craves future is in is actually in nato as part of the west. and that the u. k. must do it's part to make sure that happens, including sending troops of my money that has to be made to i don't see any, i don't see any. what does it not you, you ask what would be the u. k. commitment? well, i think we should have this would something, something that appeals to, to president trump as well. it would be a commitment that is very substantially funded by the ukrainians themselves. so i

think we should certainly be putting troops into backfill absolutely purchase troops. yeah. the problem is not being escalation. the problem has been the failure to escalate faucet off. its being the did the rig and the delay, and the nickel and diming of the, of the measures. well wait, your proxy will, but we're not giving our proxies. the ability to do the job and wet and for, for years and years now we've been allowing them to fight with one hand tied behind that box added. it has been cruel. it is being cruel. and so it seems that we're now seeing parts of that plan being discussed in public because what boys johnson said there was not the those trips should be deployed not to flight the russians, but to be part of a multi national. you are paying peacekeeping forces monitoring the border and

supporting ukrainians. where did we just hear that from this is exactly what b s v r was warning about and also yes, your ask those russell needs such a peaceful settlement. the answer is obvious. we also heard from crime and spoke to persons with the school, who said that the deployments of any peacekeepers would require russell's concerns . of course, of course, that's what some, most of the well, that we've been saying congress on the global solve to say, sit down, let's talk about this thing and bring a resolution on finally, what you know, all of those. are they some voices we're hearing from europe against this? this plan? yes, of course we are here in some what's, there's a reason in europe as well, for example, hungry as prime minister who's saying that the presence of american and french military personnel in ukraine is very concerned and concern and it's alarming. and that it's escalating the conflict and lead on this all into world war 3. we also heard from a french politician and m e p, who had a very passionate speech there in parliament. and he said that it's very important

for the west to focus on police. and it seems that right now their focus of focusing on escalator intentions. he brings up the fact that they have a joe biden who is an agent president, he says, and that he's bragging the west, the whole west. and so a catastrophic situation, again, to a general, all out confrontation that they need to be stopped. something needs to be done, this concerns the world. he says this concerns all of us. something needs to happen . and that europe needs to stop being in audible and dependence on the decisions being made by washington and speak up. because this will lead us into a world war 3 whole bureau of lessons. all right, we have to be here, not mine, and i close out about bringing us up to speed. thank you. right now. send me is chief editor of m v lights. he gave us put to that and says that the presence of any on the foreign forces will only destabilize the situation in the done by the we have had the threat of deal 2004 g hearing don't. was that the for

a on are much groups no matter what, for a un mandate or, or c a or some kind of under these nation. what day are off doing a tool that these are all absolutely the be direct for the russian population. the diesel crane in the farm it from a broad create the huge straight for just ability and future of the former, recreate and, and do crating region. and of course, so the way the seeking defiance on kind of a solution for the step forward where they can show the data people that, that the, with the saul in the winning science. and i'm a us be good that the feed is now growing day by day. more crazy are the

ideas, how to make an intervention do the payments in correct us strike us, powerful as one from the meet you. right. that's how the president puts in, has described the roches new hypersonic miss out called the already economic, which was recently used for the 1st time, the gas ukraine. here are the weapons, main characteristics. wow. dozens of warheads attack a target at a speed of about 3 kilometers per 2nd. the everything that is in the epicenter of the launch is broken down into fractions. into elementary particles, essentially turning into the

extra say, this creates a kinetic impact. a powerful strike, similar to a meteor, right? you know, from history where media writes a phone and, and what the consequences was. it was enough to create entirely new equals to afford a sneak in the world. and i don't think we will see them anytime soon. as spacing out, the press briefing and cause ex done the russian lead decision making centers in key of could be among the key pockets for future rocks on strikes with the advanced missile stick. it was good for me to come on to chicago. we stay to as the commander in chief you do you think these strikes on decision making? centers are also possible by a rec, next to the major players go to events like a,

there was a joke about where the full costs and soviet times part. most of the full cost was the during the day. yeah. to show everything as possible cuz it was quite a long and substantial press conference. vladimir put in, touched upon many issues. but i think the most important ones were, of course, the russians relationship with the west hand occurrence security situation, both with ukraine and with the entire world. in general. of course, this is happening following the recent to use offer us as the latest hypersonic new style system, irish nick, attracting facility in ukraine, but really spreading shock waves across the world. vladimir ford and once again said that's all rest of it may now be used to targeting various locations in ukraine. he says that it really depends on the size and the type of the targets. and that will decide whether or not i think will be used, but he says it's quite an effective weapon,

commenting on the field reddick possibility of ukraine obtaining nuclear weapons. vladimir important says russia will do all in its power in order for that's never to happen for do it. well, what do you think in terms of common sense, if the country we are essentially at war with becomes a nuclear power? what should we do in this case? we will take and use all. i want to emphasize. absolutely all means of destruction available to russia. all of them we will not allow that 1st. second, such statements can only be made by irresponsible people who bad, no accountability for anything, and feel no responsibility on their shoulders for the faith of their countries and the world as a whole. considered. if someone officially transfers anything, it would be a violation of all obligations undertaking in the field of non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, handy and flattery report and voice halt for that rush. this current relationship with the westwood change. he says, it really depends on the policies of western politics, those making decisions of their as soon as they realize that the relationship

between europe and russia would be beneficial. things would change quite quickly. and risk consultants have golf space on the electronics. hello, sandra. bruno believes that the russian president's warning is more directed to washington, then kia that they've given the warning. if they continue to strike, then the rush or can use these a or actually miss, i'll against any strategic target in ukraine. guaranteeing the destruction of that target without this is the early the human soul, because it can give a warning and get rid of the purely military problem if they continue to use attack. and by the way, as a side note, any use of the attack and implies that the united states is involved in the in paulding the course of those attack them. so the message is not,

is not the is i think more to washington than it is to kids. because the united states could simply say absolutely no, you know, we, we will not, you will not be allowed to use attack them. i think the, the message is to ukraine in super efficiently, but it's a real, a real, a intended audience is in washington away from the conflict and in the fall of a sign of the growing ties between moscow in kiln. yeah. and the russian defense minister has the box down of the dpi. okay, full meetings with the country's military and political leadership of administer was fed by his counterpart as the korean arms around people is the army god unit company gave it traditional welcome. russia and the dpr k are actively developing bilateral relations after they signed it to active occasion law for a comprehensive, strategic partnership, sweetie. of the russian defense minister phrase, the strategic ties between the nations. i would like to thank you for

the invitation to visit young young and for your hospitality here. russia and the d . p r k are good neighbors and long standing friends, trusting contacts between the leaders of our countries and you play a key role in strengthening russian korean relations. the results of the historic meeting between the president of the russian federation and the president of state affairs in pyongyang and june. this year demonstrated the highest level of mutual trust, as well as the shared desire of our countries to further expand mutually beneficial cooperation in the face of a complex international situation. the most important result of the summit was the signing of a new fundamental interstate documents. the comprehensive strategic partnership treaty, it is designed to play a stabilizing role in northeast asia to make a positive contribution, to maintaining the balance of power in the regions,

and reduce the risk of a relapse into war on the peninsula. and to the middle east now, it's only been in place for 2 days, but it seems corrupt, already appearing in the sci fi between these role and has spell out both sides have been trading accusations of blatant validations, and having already invaded solving lebanon, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu now is threatening, has beloved with the possibility of an oil off war. the so i gave the id f instructions. if there was a massive violation of the agreements to prepare for an intensive war couple of days into the faithful i between israel and lab and on. correct. so i already starting to show, unfortunately in pun, says the, the idea for bolted, what it perceived as a violation of the tro, stating it had identified several suspicious activities from his ball love that

a deemed threatening these really air force targeted his bow rocket storage facility. after supporting 2 militants at the side, previously used to launch dozens of me solves into israel over the past, month 11 on sees. the idea of action is of course is breaking the agreements. but from israel's perspective, stain is southern lab. and on and addressing phase 5, all nations falls with thing the terms of a deal, which explicitly allows for enforcement measures a for choices. bridge. what is the situation on the ground in 11 on where you are without cease fire agreement was met with a degree of hope and optimism on the one hand haven dublin and also a degree of culture. and people are very distrustful as well. they didn't believe that they would have bide by the terms of the deal and it turned out to be the case . of course, the is ready on forces and the liberties only owed caution, urging people not to return to this house intent,

it was safe to do so. but soon off to the agreement came into effect. a people started leaving on mass from the liberties capital by route where many of the 1200000 displays people had so sanctuary and they started to return to their homes . the roads were original as uh, families were making their way back to that house. what remains of values in southern lebanon. now, despite the proclamations by the, is ready army and the lebanese on forces the parliament to speak and not be buried . he said that people should return how and with a heads held high, with dignity. and that's what they have been doing so far. know those breeches? uh well they a code soon off the people who started to return to the villages, particularly in the sensitive boulder area as well. open fire on people as i tried to return to the homes, they even opened fire on a group of june list that were reporting on the return of those displaced people. now we didn't have an official comment from has law on those these 5 breaches we

did, hey, however, from a local has lot m p house on fi, blah, blah. the is really enemy is attacking those. returning to the border villages, there are violations today by israel, even in this form. how seriously is israel viewing this sci fi deal? well, israel clearly phase they see far as the demonstration of its trends and strategic advantage and superiority a direct health cobble of its military efforts. israel says it has killed up to 4000, has been the militants in this campaign. 10 times mold and in the 2006 2nd 11 on morris. and the idea of the chief of stuff has made it clear the it's the agreement was witched on israel's terms, emphasizing that his bola was driven to accepted how to, of necessity, not choice. he also outlined these rules firms tense on enforce in big deal, leaving no room for violations. did you choose? but we know precisely that hezbollah reach disagreement from

a position of necessity and weakness with the same power we use to secure the agreement. we will now enforce it no less. so any deviation from this agreement will be enforced with via the northern come on, knows this. i also speak shortly about the role of these riley efforts. we will enforce this strongly and decisively. this is important because of the tremendous effort we made to reach this point is, are all a saying that has been, i'm a big deal out of a position, a weakness. so what do they have to say about this? this whole thing is not for the same very different b, hey, in lebanon, where the sci fi deal is seen very much as a victory and defeats for israel, the parliamentary speak and not be very well. he praised the heroic resistance, but that he means those has been all fighters have confronted these by the army in southern lebanon. he said that is where i was effectively forced to the negotiating

table that we have since heard from a has belong on the cease fire. agreement during the is really enemy ground operation into lebanese territory since october 1st 2024, and due to the steadfastness of our fighters, the invading forces failed to occupied or secure any of the 1st tier front line towns. they also failed to establish a military security buffer zone, as they had hoped and were unable to prevent rocket and drone launches into occupied territory. the fighters across all military specializations remain fully prepared to confront is really enemy, ambitions and aggression. their eyes remain fixed on the movements and withdrawals of enemy forces beyond the borders, with their hands ready on the trigger in defense of lebanon sovereignty, and for the honor and dignity of its people, haven tie in southern lebanon. this is of course a historic city, a unesco world heritage center is also a city that was compet bombed by israel. as we were driving around late last night

. we saw whole streets reduced to rubble, but the people that we've spoken to, well, they remain, that you're in a very happy they're saying this as a victory for the resistance, i'm humiliation defeat for israel last syrian rebel groups have, shall the university building in the city of level killing at least 4 people. it comes, i made the current offensive by militant groups which was launched in the countries northwest necessary and state forces with support from russia and attempting to counter the assault. the syrian arab army is fighting hard with the support of russian aerospace forces. at least 400 militants have been killed. now russian and syrian air force has stopped the met multiple targets,

destroying vehicles and eliminating fight as a terrorist forces up the leads to include troops from the so called. ringback free syrian army, which has links to the us and all the major powers you're set to have seeds, strategic positions, and now pose the threats to our label itself. how about a report say the syrian forces as seems gain control of some key roads and other points that had been taken by the military? the, are these yes, the make any sense of this report? the neighboring to key is reaction to the latest development. we have the sound that's for the past year or so there's been rate talks about reproach meant between and could i am damascus. so these developments are just as important for as much as it is for damascus or even moscow or to around because we understand cherokee a brochure. and iran essentially established a framework which would, in one way or the other achieve some form of piece moving into the future. and this framework for the most part has been there, but not much has been done. and this is, according to the turkish position, is

a great deal of backdoor talks suggesting to that and is that a position that that supports reproach when that supports some form a piece that does not stand by the initiatives that are currently being taken place by how outside they are shy, which is the mostly predominately effective elements in this most recent offensive . but there are also other issues that we need to take into consideration. and there's a, there's an article that's currently published on the item, the piece paper, the editor in chief, if you called on also since you offered his expertise that his analysis on the situation suggesting that it came at a time when is real full of course carried out of strength over the past year, targeting searing governments positions as well as iran back to positions within the country which was or met that there was a deep re department of forces to the south of the border which essentially created a vacuum or power vacuum that the h t us is currently feeling and one sense of the words, but we also to start based on the analysis provided by

a cut down. he suggests that the united states is not just implicit in promoting these types. but last year that the washington met with the h t s, which is a group that is in one form or the other backed by outside us. and that they met with aged us as well as curtis militants with a northern syria to establish a court. or the main idea of that quarter is of course to ensure that it has a strong hold within the country that they would oppose the syrian government. and based on the analysis provided by currently also suggests that the framework for this shared administration of course, was to essentially take hold. we understand that the meanings between washington and these groups within order going in syria, took into consideration common governance agreements as well as trade agreements, commercial agreements. but more importantly, there's also the emphasis about the united states revive during these talks and reviving these efforts and just analysis. of course, there is one thing that the editor in chief also discusses. and that is of course, whether or not there restart this involvement. and these are taxed on to just

protect the idea that it does not support these initiatives on the analysis in one form or the other does support that notion that although i'm kind of does back certain factions within the norse that it does not necessarily back there so we understand that over the past year, elements such as how you all talked to the shop. i tried to move forward with signs of these offenses and operations and i'm good. i stood against the groups within the north and the inside rebellion against the turkish day. to our uncut, his position on the syrian civil war as a whole. and as a result of that, we understand that there is potentially speaking a breakaway or a splits and some of these functions and that they are not being led by cherokee a button in one form or the other. based on this analysis alone that washington to be in a position to provide for sites about these operations. now media reports say the terrorists used advised drones, supposedly, of ukrainian already janine attacks on syria and forces that we spoke to for my us

army officer, a spanish live copy of make on the potential for and connection to the militant defensive in syria. there's nothing new unfortunately to say under the sun, and we've seen this in molly. united states is using its various proxies to cross train across the function. they've sent your brain and nazis into various locations. all right, in africa, it's a fight for its interest. yes, i do if i can 1st interested in your brain. so likewise the scene i era, but as long as the terrorist us supports showing up inside of our, your brain, our video started coming out back in, uh, 2022 towards the end of $22.00 of uh, as long as the air with fighters of those same ones that were fighting and syria for us, the interest showing up and fighting inside of your brain. so unfortunately, this is a huge network that the united states has created this network of terrorist terrace

organizations service cells. and they pulled them into different directions as they need the same reason. we saw it on get a stand on your eyes. the other uh, legal organization showing up uh, all of a sudden, uh, airbags it never been uh, arises that sort of have never been of gonna stay on until the united states needed them because they need them to fight the band. guess whom there were style illusion, they constantly work. they said they cross train all these groups. so say again it's, it's the same, the same brain. uh, with, with different uh, proxy organizations they use. so, well, that's all for me now still with all its international for all the latest i'm around the world and my colleagues very associate will be with you at a time i'll be out by the

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the hello and welcome to the cross stoker. all things are considered on people enough by all accounts, joe biden is intending to end his presidency with the bang literally. and by doing so, he aims to saddle donald trump with his foreign policy. they were called ukraine projects, many in the truck or they seem to have no problem with this. the prospect getting trouble and ukraine. i'm joined by my guest on laughlin in payers . he's a university lecturer in history and political philosophy in plymouth. we have patrick senningson. he is the editor and founder of 21st century, one 3rd and elizabeth. we cross alexandra guerrero. he is an international legal analyst, gentleman crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate it. well, it started out with john, you know,