the, the no, they don't absolutely know me, the 3 bases, no minutes or it could be the 3 exercises of the brand new sort of list, but dissipation of 4 and 4 in soups. process for administer outlines the action needed to resolve the ukraine. complex, the top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists and tucker, carlson. the use of long range weapons against mainland russian demands a response. according to circuit law problems and moscow has sent a clear signal was the arrested missile that should be taken seriously. they must understand that we would be rigid to use any indians not to allow

them to succeed in what they called strategic gc. the fresh the foreign minister goes on to say, washington, london and tele fees are likely back or the terrorist and syria. as soon as the countries army confirms read applying units on the outskirts upon law prevents civilian casualties and pipes with militants. and has the reports over 60 states fire violations by israel, so we must forget the many killed just before the truce took effect or to use towards fundamentals that story and delivers more extensive reports from the southern level. not just i was before the sci fi or agreement came into place to promised in the official men were killed here on this very spot, the from our headquarters in moscow. you're watching archie international. i'm rachel room on russia is determined not to see nato troops stationed along its borders,

meaning cab joining the block is out of the question. that's according to foreign minister survey lover of the top diplomat made moscow as it stands. clear during his exclusive interview with american journalists, tucker, carlson, which has already gained over $3000000.00 views since it was released only a few hours ago. you can watch the phone interview here on our tea throughout the day. i, the president trump was elected on the explosive promise to bring an end to the warn ukraine show, given that there is hope for resolution, that sounds like what are the terms to which your degree the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe state are so feel free and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provides collective security together into so no, no, no, no, they don't. absolutely no one be the 3 basis. no mean that that would be the 3 exercises

on the granular story list, participation of $4.00 and $4.00. in phillips, the reality is on the ground what's have to be taken into account except with dropping sanctions against russia. be a condition, probably many people in the russian who would like to make up their condition. but the more we leave on the sanctions, the more we understand that that is better to rely on yourself and to develop mechanisms to develop lift forms for coal duration was normal. countries who are not unfriendly to you and know and don't mix economic interest and policies and especially politics and uh, we learn to lot of to the essential stuff. what doesn't, the gillian wade makes you stronger. you know? well, what else is driving stable been the us, so they're making us strong and driving, rushing east, heartache correspondence,

mehmet, as far as with me here in the studio now, emma, this, the interview really seems like it's a surprise for a lot of people in the west especially since many people haven't seen this or heard this perspective and a while. can you tell us more about what the 2 talked about? it was an unexpected interview, and of course the discussion was mainly on current relevant political shoes. and so they loved rob made rushes priority is very clear to toggle calls. and i mean, he repeated essentially what russia had outlined for so long meaning that he's would, ukraine will have to be on specific times. now the key principle, he says, is a non block status for ukraine, and that means no nato on russia folder. uh no military bases, no military exercises on ukrainian soil with foreign troops involvement. and another point is that the west will have to wait to the new realities on the grounds, the new territories that are now part of the russian federation. so,

so the real stress that russia wants a peaceful, uh, negotiated settlement, one that is based on russia's legitimate security interest, but also one that would respect ethnic russians living in ukraine and their rights . and he says that those rights that, that he highlighted were taken away and destroyed by a series of laws that were passed in new point in parliament. he also touched upon some because we know that donald trump has been very vocal about the fact that once he takes over in the office that the he made it a priority to end or try to end the conflict in ukraine. and so the law process that ross shaw will be judge in trump administration according to the steps that they will be taking. so overall he said that the piece agreement will have to take these principles interest into the ration. and tucker, carlson asked a lot of problem about russia's hypersonic ballistic missile, the arresting equity, of course, russian use for the very 1st time just

a few weeks ago. just last month. what a lot of i'll have to say about that. he mentioned that russia is not interested in making things worse, but he was clear about the fact that, well, since the west bring lift, you claim to use these long range missiles that was for the deep into russian territory. or is nick, is some sort of signal that russia is ready to do anything it needs to do to save its interest. and uh, let's take a listen to what more he had to say on that. the young veiling of the hypersonic weapon system that you said was a signal to the west, which signal exactly, i think many americans are not even aware that this happened. what message were you sending by showing it to the world? well, the messages up to you, i mean you, the united states and the allies of the united states halls provide this long range, hypo rep and still the vision. they must understand that we will be at origin

to use any means not 3, allow them to succeed into what they call strategic dispute, the fresh the flight for keeping the engine morning overdue bolt on a new country in your region. then a continent, we fight for legitimate security interest. they say, for example, major 91 borders they didn't cigarettes who visit the sometime and those and then steve for another and of the top, she bluntly in presence of the landscape, thinks that your brain is better reach was the rear of metals and we cannot leave this, this, this reach uh, this reaches to the russian, so we must agent. we fight. so they fight for the regime

which is ready to sell. or to give to the rest of the initial interview on the resources. we fight for the people who have been living on this lens who's on sisters. well actually developing those plans, building stages, buildings, factories for centuries and centuries. we care about people not about the natural resources of which somebody in the united states would like, would like to keep and to have you brand new hands just as a servant on seeking and these natural resources. so the message which we wanted to so by testing in the real, in real action, this hyper, so next, the system is that we will will be ready to do

anything to defend and digital with interest. i mean, the conclusion from that is that there is a clear interest from the west towards the plains resources to and it's almost as if they don't really care about your plane or your printer. well, what's important to them is these resources, or a strategic the feet of russia. the foreign minister also went on to stress that russian interest and security is in for and, and that russia will essentially do what it needs to do to the funds. and what is the russian foreign ministers assessment of washington's response to the escalations? he mentioned that officially moscow in washington are not at war, but that some can call what's happened in the hybrid war. now of course, it's because it's very obvious that you pray and cannot do what they're doing with these modern long range, uh weapons, without some sort of direct participation of american serviceman. and that of

course is dangerous and it should be understood as such. now he also mentioned that it seems that some us officials are down playing don't play in the situation. some time ago, mr. kirby who is the white house communications going to nato. he was asking the question, so answering questions about escalation and above with possibility of nuclear weapons being unemployed. and she said, oh no, no, we don't want escalation because then the, if there is some nuclear element, then you oh your, it be on the lice would suffer. so even mentally she excludes the united states kind of stuff. and this is something which, which makes the situation, it'd be 3 to my dhs if,

if this means that it's a prevails, then some reckless steps would be taken, then this is but, so what i think you're saying is american policy makers. imagine there could be a nuclear exchange that doesn't directly affect the united states and you're saying that's not true. that's and that's what i said. yes, you know, but you know, the professionals in the durance nuclear dornan's policy, they know very well that it's a very dangerous game and to speak about a leading to the exchange of nuclear strikes is an invitation to disaster, which we don't want to have and it is dangerous, that in the case of nuclear, the terrans, the west does not see itself as an entity that would also suffer because that would lead to dangerous policies as well. so it is important for washington to understand

that if a bigger conflict does a rep, they will not be exempt from that. and how does lobrado view his relations with his western colleagues and counterparts? and that was very interesting. he says that their approach is not normal. he did point out that his western colleagues asked in a way that politicians are a diplomat, shouldn't really be asked in. but that alone really says a lot on how they view russia. and he was also asked by tucker carlson about the american establishment and who makes the decision and what the, the decisions there. and what he thinks about who do you think has been making foreign policy decisions in the united states? is a question in the united states to yes, i haven't seen the new blinking for 4 years or 2 years ago. i think at the judgment assignment piece i system came up to me during that meeting and said that the new ones to talk just for 10 minutes. i left the room,

we shook hands. and she said something about the need to disco, late and so on. and so forth, so i hope she's not going to be hungry visit me. since i am disclosing this by said, we don't want to scroll a if you want to inflict started you defeat the for the rest you. she said no, no, no, no. it does not do, does not set the judy seats low, but it is only in the dream. you've not spoken to him sense. so have you spoken to any officials in the body ministration? sensor light, antoine through india. can you tell me contagious? you know, when they see it, so when somebody sees an american talking to me or your been talking to me, your dns running their way when they see me. and during the less you to into

meeting, it was ridiculous and grown up people. what you people, they behave like like you so childish and unbelievable. so what did love have to say about the difference of approaches in the west and the east. now he underlined that, well, the us doesn't really respect the sovereignty of other states and doesn't see them as equal. and that's the difference between the us and russia. whereas russia doesn't work that way. for russia, it is very important to work with everybody on an equal basis. how sincerely worried, are you about an escalation and conflict between russia in the united states, knowing what you do? the european say that the risk, but we spoke to each other that this is not for the landscape to dictate the terms of the do. it's for the us and the russia. oh, i don't think they should be presenting go relations as well. you know,

to guys decide for everybody, not at all, it doesn't know that there's not those style. we prefer the mentors which don't. and they didn't briggs and shun psycho operation of innovation where the un shut the principle of solver and the quantity of states is really important. the us as not to use the, the respect southern and the quantity of states. the united states. you know, when they say we can look below russia to be a new cree because this will undermine our rules based world order. and the rules based with all these americans organization. now his point is the old world order no longer works and that the west is not actually bad, but it's the way they go about things that is most wrong, especially the way that the inherently believe that they are above everyone else

and make a oh, there's 2 sides is what's wrong as well for less than the basic to the police. and there's also not that what is bad is that you, bill people either or 5 or hugo is mean or you might. and so the conclusion here is that russia is for multiply ready, and if the west had the same values may be, would be a different story. and it was a very interesting interview. they did talk about important issues and great details. then it seems that the main points from this interview is that russia is ready for peace, but the question is, does the west want the same thing for hey, a really important interview indeed. and hopefully the west gets the message settlement is shar, thank you. well, during the interview, carlson asked the russian foreign minister about syria and the support for the terrorist and the region. a lot problem described as a complicated game with the us and u. k. playing a key role

b as long as groups the terrorist. so you just describe who is backing them. well, we've have some, some information and we would like to discuss what is all low this in this, in this process, the way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing arming them, the information which is being flow that then it's in the public in the public domain mentions the americans and their breeds. among others. some people say that is a real is interested in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a is not on the very close stretching. it is

a complicated game. oh, this comes as the syrian army re deployed its forces from hamas city. on thursday, as militant groups entered the regional capital, moscow says joined syrian russian airstrikes have eliminated. at least $300.00 at terrorists and destroyed several warehouses. the militants are important. they now heading itself to homes. while on verified videos online, have rebel soldiers celebrating as they entered ha, which forced refugees to sleep further south to the assad stronghold at home. city governor says every measure has been taken to ensure security for the displace, sorry, and military officials are calling the move to leave him a temporary tactic to prevent civilian casualties from mounting during the fighting . a totally alma mater cup. and today we are waging a fierce and continuous fight against terrorist organizations that use brand new testing while especially seems b service are supported by some regional and global states. armed forces have re

deployed outside tama to protect the lives of simulates and prevent service organizations from entering the city. these organizations are working to explore these events in the media through this information contains. i confirmed that what's happened to date in the cdo comma is an attempt for re technical measurable . our forces are still in the vicinity of the city of thomas and remain in full readiness. in the meantime, u. s. military forces who have been illegally occupying parts of syria, have launched airstrikes on their hands or the largest city in the country is the east. with the strikes. reportedly targeted groups aligned with damascus who were on their way to help the syrian army battle terrorist and the countries northwest depended on subs. person has confirmed the attach was conducted and that the us is in contact with antea saw the syrian that democratic forces us central command forces successfully destroyed several weapon systems in the vicinity of military support. site euphrates in syria,

that included 3 truck mounted multiple rocket launchers, a t $64.00 tank and mortars that presented a clear and imminent threat to us and coalition forces. there are also syrian military forces that operate in the area. to be clear, the self defense actions successfully eliminated immune and threats to us personnel, and we're not linked to any broader activities in northwest syria by other groups. here is more from the russian foreign minister who broke down the way washington is funding militants in the region. the rules of the game is to help the syrians to come to terms with each other and the to prevent a separate disturbance from, from, you know, getting strong. that's what the americans are doing in the east of syria when they grow. some code is separate to use the using the,

the profits from oil and the green the so we just a lot of the resources recently. ok, but a former us army, n c o. thomas pen told us, washington undermines those in syria who don't follow its agenda and is using the terrorist forces to further it's interest. know, from past experience that the united states, governments use this disorganization as a tool to try to achieve insights. and especially in the 1st like syria, that is completely, there's a lot of time i ran it in the sense that it rejects from, from top down like us, the do it for the right. let me transfer you to the next that and doesn't want to do with the policy issue from totally revolution or push me things to talk with the government to get together to favor of you know,

what the washington is. it's a washington's interest. the timing for me is really interesting that it's taking place now as age. now we're getting ready to change it. ministration stays both to trump down to about 8 weeks of staying in the region. 6, the violations of the states far and loving on have been documented so far. and that's according to the head of hezbollah, who has reached out to the deals oversight committee in search of, of response. the queen men hold, we have seen many is really violations of the ceasefire. still about 16 barley. and since the agreement came into effect, the lebanese state considers itself responsible for working together with the supervisory committee of the agreement and the resistance giving us the opportunity to make the agreement successful law. we pray to god that this committee acts to which the required result in mon or tuesday sweeney was one of the 1st journalists

to rush to southern lebanon after the truce was announced. she's been working to shed light on all aspects of the conflict in series of exclusive reports. the latest look at those who have lost everything just moments before the ceasefire came into effect. this is the famous tie i see from the golden sandy beaches. the tranquillity of the sea and it did a power dies to some, but even they couldn't escape v as id tablo just hours before the cease fire agreement came into place to palestinian fishermen were killed here on this very spot house on highway that has been working on the beach for 3 months to him, it was just like any other only day who somehow made love spending time that with his father he would join him every day, fishing and relaxing by the sea. it was his happy place, a destruction from the horror of the as ready bombardment of tie a pass on describes the movements before his son was killed. as he arrived on the beach with his oldest friend. besides, as i know, they came here to the beach and to see me for my son was on his motorbike with his

friend. at that moment i was working, sorting out the fish. i asked my son, where's the fish? then i beckoned him to come to mind the moment i said the fishes waiting. there was this terrible blast and mohammed disappeared from sight. do you talk to placing my roaming in front of a gathering of doing this in a nearby hotel is well either didn't know what didn't catch that the strike was in the full, glad with the media. it was a sense was attacked with a see saw just i was away as is well compet mom's house ways of living and i got that i got after the attack, i ran to my side. i saw that his leg had been severed. i got the missile had hit him directly. i noticed that my son was still alive, that it was, i held him in my arms. suddenly journalist from al jazeera and l. b. c. started shouting at me, come back, come back. another missile is going to kill you. oh, that was the point of the straight club, but can't control myself anymore. but there are no more missiles here, but i can't come to my senses. the blog, drones fly over the head, just speak. how sam says that because of the contents of items is almost have known

that his son arrived at every day to do nothing more than to fish and spend time with his families and the he described, the census kidding as a will cross the fall on how much on is my son mohammed was lying here with his leg torn off the which clue may be 17 meters with them. it's terrible, but it's like i'm really terrifying. it would have been better if i hadn't seen him in that condition. it was horrible. i really horrible. i hope no one ever sees their children in that position again. no one should ever see their children in that condition. no, not absolutely, no one. it's a terrible sight. it's scary to lose your son right in front of your eyes. it's just the unbearable one. so i'll churned up sound and a broken breeze dropped him off. the spot for the 2 young men will killed people play tennis in the background as a sense of normality starts to to, to lives caught shorts in that prime family's life. turned upside down, change forever. the that's not just one of many tragic stories across 11 and the williams will take time to heal with many, asking whether is why would ever be held accountable for its actions. this is steve sweeney for auntie tie. a southern dunham there is more to learn about the

struggle in southern lebanon and our correspondence div sweeney provides exclusive reporting right from the source 10 to our website, r t dot com for all the latest news and do stay with us here on our to international have next part 3 of tucker carlson, this exclusive interview with the russian foreign minister. so a lot for us the, the plans that to, you know or discuss the oldest, openly, 242 bridges. naval base us on the c o because of driving me of was i do, you know, i'm dreaming about creating and they to base and train me it and so on. so for us, we want to look we, we have been very friendly, was field one,

for example. over night the scenes came back to the years of preparation for world war 2, when they were best allies. so should law then all these old is new trinity old is friendship, going to sound that the give a blank look at the you of all this disagree or overnight. so maybe this was the bring the cards and then you read it to was burdening them. and nice, this will, but the name for the, i don't know, they're mad about the winter war. that's totally possible. can you negotiate with zalinski? you've pointed out that he has exceeded his term and it's not, you know, democratically elected president of ukraine anymore. so do you consider him a civil partner for negotiations on fortune address this issue as well many

times in the september to 1020 to during the show steel, the special of duration zalinski. and she is a, a conviction that she would be dictating the terms of the situation. also to the list. she signed the degree briefly between negotiations was put into the government. and when during public events, after that is a fortune is ask why rashid and the threat before you go sions. he said, don't turn the upside down. we are ready for negotiations, provided that will be based on the balance of interest tomorrow. but zalinski science is degree prohibiting negotiations, and 1st authors why don't you tell him to cancel it publicly?

this will be signaled up. he wants negotiations instead is only on speaker in front of his piece formula. lately it was in addition by the victory plan and they keep saying, we know what they, what they say when they meet with european union and the best of those ends in the other 4 months. they say, no, do you on the list, the deal is on know with arms. and the i mentioned to you the, the, the planning, the 2nd sunday on the basis of this peaceful. mueller. and they, they don't shy away from saying we will in the right direction to print, to, to vote in front of it. the do, the leech, we agreed already with the us. and well,

uh well no less than $200.00 sometimes say nothing about your brain without your brain the, the effects of this implies that any thing about the rest of or those rush because they, they discuss what's kind of condition. so we must, except by the way, recently they already know violate the basically the, the concept. nothing about your grade was though to create their buses, the messages they know our position, well, not playing level game. what, which in the now and space is the goal of hour duration. each sphere is fully in line with the united nations chapter. so it's the full, the rice language writes minority rights, national minority rights. 30 just the rights. and it's fully and.