mama, that's an answer. there's a date or the military power, 1000 series of precision slides on ukraine's power. great response to key of the tax on russian territory with native supply miss. all the republic of georgia comes on the 5th western pressure of works. upcoming presidential elections, whether we're reading policy would have pointed tons of days or, you know, make as cool plus taxes and things to please. it also has fits because the seats to come for other nations to impose fundamental as during the, on the movies on the entire world is roundly to takes aim at a wrong even though he's only military bones and occupies positive syria fucking

shop. first, isn't that from the united nation? absolutely, no basis on the international law to preventively will preemptively disarm a country you don't like. i mean, if that was the case, it would be a recipe for global k o. d u and also what was that? a few monetary and dissolves to this full say the emilia and syrians to feed the homeless. and the last store shows that it says basic supplies, the able welcome to you. this is all the international with the very latest world news updates. thank you for joining us. this now. we're starting with updates from the ground and the ukraine, the conflict, the russian ministry of defense, se 7 move settlements have been secured by its troops this week. so we have those all in villages of villages in russia's coast region, while ukraine lost more than $200.00 soldiers in 24 hours. the russian army also

destroyed 3 tanks, including 2 british challenges. most of those defense ministry reported announces the crated army has suffered of 812000 casualties across the o friends this week alone. according to n o d officials, to the russian military has power, does a sweeping attack on ukraine's energy system. the movie is being described as retaliation to key of strikes on russia with west and supplied long range weapons on wednesday. most go stated all of it set targets where hits closing electricity outages across the ukraine. k of is now requesting additional power from its neighboring european countries, or sees it goes down off has more. it was a combined attack in which russia both used its missiles, cruise, marseilles, and uh, unmanned drones to head critical energy infrastructure and ukraine. the zalinski has already complained that it was one of the most large scale attacks 2 days. now,

it's not a record breaking one, but still it is very significant. and it is, it was crippling for once again for the ukrainian energy infrastructure pants that ukrainian sources suggest that right now the country has only enough power to supply energy to only about half of the country. but previous reports suggested that basically ukraine has to balance between and to choose whether or not to supply households or the facilities of the military industrial complex, which need plenty of power to operate. and very often this balance, well it kind of tips in favor of the latter. so really it's so the ordinary citizens who are bearing the brunt of these attacks that are meant to cripple ukraine's while you cranes and military capabilities and military production capabilities to it is meant to deny the supply of power to those industrial facilities who repair military vehicles. and so on and so forth. again,

according to or ukrainian sources, at least a types of different weapons were used in this attack. as air raid sirens sounded all across ukraine and explosions of rocks about age regions of the country, including a key, if a region including the very capital of ukraine, which is not which is it's not a common occurrence. now, when it comes to the reasons behind this attack on wednesday, indeed ukraine use the us made long range attack themselves to try and attack a motor ga field in russia. 7 town of took and rug. uh, 2 of those, most houses were shut down and the rest were sent to stray by uh, by electronic welfare. i was, i was, they did say to you, they did it still cool. is it some casualties and destruction on the ground? no rush. it has been adamant from the very outset, from the very moment when the united states lifted the ban on the use of the long range missiles is under use against targets deep within russian territory,

or rather, on the russian, on the internationally recognized against but internationally recognized the russian territory, the russian command was adamant that those attacks would not go an onset, that russia would proportionately respond even sometimes. well, it's something that ukraine would view as even disproportionately. this was the 1st wave of these attacks. it prompted ukraine, or rather, if prompted to it prompted russia to use for the 1st time, it's brand new hypersonic ballistic. my saw a rushing and off to this use of to this attack. this strike attempt on wednesday by attack comes most of the united states and uh, ukraine. they won't, then they will very wary that russia might use the rush, the ballistic meant. so again, it seems that sofa most go has abstained from going this far. but still, the scale of this attack is not very common. and for russia, basically,

it says for now, this is, uh, this is it. we're going to stick to just these, to just cruise missiles on the drones. if to speculate the rush is a abstinence from and basically russian not using of the rest of my solve. this time, it could be really viewed as something of a gesture of goodwill and does basically a song that they, they are prepared, the brushing commodities prepared to well show at least some restraint. and at the same time, showing that even without the ration crush is still very capable of dealing very some very painful and crippling strike against ukraine. the republic of georgia is bracing for san today's residential election where the building policy will appoint its time. today's tal limits has bonds, the use of saw it works, it public protests saw so many police officers were recently attacked during riots . bill position is boy costing the votes while the incumbent west and vice

president has refused to step down off to a new leader was chosen. i'm not going anywhere. i'm not going to leave anyone. i'm always asked about it. i will stay here. i'm not sure whether to cool the presidential election of provocation or a party perhaps more of a party as this will be an event entirely devoid of legitimacy. it will be unconstitutional and legitimate if anyone in this country wants peace. if anyone wants us to emerge from this crisis victorious in any form, there is only one. pause. that pause is through parliamentary elections. let's go live now. so what was a correspondence? all the data escaped in the georgian capital, charlotte, good to see you. so what can you tell us about the and folding situation into place that your head of tomorrow's election? the yeah, that's why as you heard the georgias pro e president saying she's not gonna spend down with her monday ends in the next 2

weeks. and she's being showed up by the support of members o, b, e, you call them and they arrived and to be seen just a few days ago saying that they were here on a fact finding mission. now they triumphantly paraded he to the parliament square to meet the protest. this thing, the way to support that protest movement. it is now noisy, 16 since this protest movement started, its fall through the violence for the 1st 3 nights. we've kind of seen it come down since then. you can see this guy behind me is fairly empty. i'd say being quite generous. they're all probably around a 1000 people out on friday night coast going back to lose any piece you said they came here to come on the scratch sign emission to understand the situation in georgia. interestingly, in not fact finding mission. they spoke to the pro e u president. they spoke to the protesters, they've spoken to the opposition policies. they have not spoken to anybody from losing coffee and georgia dream. and as a result of that,

uh the routing party has described. this is being a radical forces because they say that they are behind the protest movement stuff. these any piece of now issue to statement calling only, you know, sanctioning members all georgia dream and they families. but also calling for ease is to make the way here to do play, see and show the support this protest we will take back to the european parliament and our member states a dramatic message requiring immediate action. it is our firm belief that the recent parliamentary elections cannot be recognized. the new parliament was inaugurated in breach of a stablish george and rules and procedures. in such a context, the election of a new president would lack legitimacy more over the level of repressions against citizens and independent journalists is unprecedented. an unacceptable c. e. you should immediately introduce sanctions against all those leading political figures who played a role in orchestrating the democratic backsliding. severe election violations,

and a brutal violence against hundreds of peaceful protesters. for we have heard from one needed that is funds is a manual macro, and interestingly enough to just pro and you present, this is salome, sort of use really was actually born in fonts and raised said did her education. and she met with president michael and just in the last week or so when she was in the power to attend, the reopening of not took them to feed will not she's go, he's simple clearly because he's come out knowing the criticism of the allegations from the reading coffee here in georgia, the georgia dream that the west are you, the, you and other western forces, all the violent protests we get seen over the false 16 days the you does not obliged. europe offers paving the way for equal partnership prosperity and common values. europe does not intimidate, does not use threats. the whole europe does not seek to so chaos. europe does not

seek to destabilize or subjugate its neighbors, through war or hybrid means it does not seek to so discord or confusion among its citizens. the european union respects the sovereign will of the people, the history and the identity of nations. for example, the 1000 a year history of the georgian people, the e. u, does not dictate what national interests are, in particular, it respects the territorial integrity of georgia. i'm putting your it was not true . the doesn't dictate national interests. so i think some of you members, namely hungry and slovakia, what happened? very different opinion on math. and then mike called him saying that, but the respects to just national it's territorial integrity, again, is not true when we have the european s who's been coming here to show support for a protest movement. and not even bothering to speak the reading coffee about that view on what's been happening in that country. and what's really interesting is

what georgia dream has spoken out again and again saying that what's happening in georgia now is reminiscent of what happens in crane was it might include back in 2014 because if you remember back then b, e was also supporting those protest movements you members were also going to, to ukraine to support those protest movement. and it's interesting to see the fact that the reading policies suggesting that there is a link to between these 2 attempted crews. they saying that that, that's essentially what they trying to do in this country. and of course, the might include in 2014 uh, pulling down the democratically elected leader of ukraine at the time of georgia. dream is that it is determined, absolutely determined that the same faith won't happen to its country. so many things that for britain is the latest, the sante correspondence,

or the defense get reporting live from to basic. thank the most rallies are occurring in syria today is local, celebrate the end of this 50 year long a saw the family will 1st age from a central square in the moscow. so thousands of people gathering full friday, pres crowds waving the flag of the serial position, could be heard chancing revolutionary slow goods. among them all men in black combat gear with body on the, on the guns men. but as of the highest 2 were all shot for h t. s. terrorist. great. well, that's as a protest was met by lisa ly. let us in the northern syrian city of rocca on thursday. at least 6 people were opposed to be killed as the us spots. syrian democratic forces which control the region open fire to disperse fellow until you saw demonstrates as the total number of casualties has not been confirmed.

with each has a much on social media with gun fine hood and people sleeping in panic and protest is reported to it. being raleigh and and supportive h t s is list switch of taking control of damascus as well as mentioning diets were awesome. has seized control of most of the capital in most of the nation's territory, following the power grab us secretary of state on to the clinton public data cloud . washington's supports for the power military group, various functions and now raising to stake a claim on viable arable and energy which loans i think to the may have eyes on such and see and baffled syria. so let's have a closer look now it just who controls what territory and the knolls be yellow locks and areas held by the us spot syrian democratic forces, which is allegedly linked to the p k. k. a regional dish. and so didn't group in the east that says that as amaze the turkish box militants have taken over the city

of mine. beach all the green is controlled by hyatt to red alshaun terrorists. we want another organization still reported the volume full control is the syrian army remnants of which are determined to keep fighting against the h t. s. is list for the officers and soldiers from the tide of special forces. units have re groups in the mountainous regions. now the lebanese buddha, pledging to continue the struggle formula. honda, we have been fighting terrorism for 15 years in syria. we didn't withdraw, we didn't surrender. what happened recently? we don't consider it a surrender. we're going back to the back line and we're going to fight with him all in syria has bought a new humanitarian dissolves. with over a 1000000 people forced to flee the homes, made mass shortages of basic supplies, the united nations as sounding the alarm. more than 1100000 people are now

displaced across syria. sees the recent escalation of facilities, food shortages continue to be reported. an e mail label as a result of bakery closures, due to flour and diesel shortages, vegetable supplies are limited electricity out to just persist in some neighborhoods and fuel prices remain high. well that is, this is that the organization of securing the deposed president of bonds shall all of us on private, residential, as he obtained footage showing all its been posing for a so, so on the buildings roof as they installed the flag or the day off the assad was out, did the controversial us based syria and emergency task force organization celebration with washington's national security advisor. his honest, he's that sounds good taylor who takes a closer look and feelings sometimes, and they do really don't protest too much mission accomplished. the syrian emergency task force is proud to announce that the aside regime,

russia and iran had been officially defeated in syria by the syrian people on their own. and without any outside support from the international community. the story goes up from damascus to debt. as all syrians rose up to shut the shackles, all the assets rule and ctf, which is that jenny, does. they have no skin in the game except we have the receipts on one of those receipts. so it's a $153000.00 ground from usaid. and another receipts is straight from the mouth of one of s e t. s. format execs the state department contracting firms like access resources, knowledge ca, monex, creative associates, international. a number of the big contractors set up the contracts and pay the syrian emergency task force. oh biggie told the daily caller then are all be credentials, all these proud bystanders. starting with new as mustafah,

who over the years regularly visited the terrace stronghold of a lead. you will be for supplicating sanctions on assets, government, and as one of the obama foundations circle leaders of the future. not really make sense, given them a stuff or was knee deep with both chips and i live in a position during the 2011 arab spring, which we'll know like syria was also ross routes. there are times in the course of history when the actions of ordinary citizens spark movements for change because they speak to a long and for freedom that has been building up for years. must also is also spoken at chatham house. his body is, i think these headlines so pretty clearly. he also has the air of the d. c. a link that says website once boasted about plus he had a side gig of settling lawmakers, the real syria, even getting themselves with isis need is sorry,

rebels. and these terrorists were ton stateside iga to fill the pockets all the defense contractors. we need to take out his hair of capabilities. we need to take out his command and control. we need to give save the fighters the uh, equipment that they need in order to succeed. that should be the policy so far that has not been the policy was delta himself is no stranger to all mean the fight has, has him in action and a 2014 documentary, for example. the good news is, is so excited to send weapons to syria. but he doesn't have when, where and how it would be sent in one box, one batch. this is the 1st batch, the 2nd batch would be tanks this way as you kind doing this money and who paid the money? then what does this american company do? they went to ukraine and found the weapons. yes,

ukraine. s h u. s. policies happened to just so neatly align with the pen to guns. the button to russian lies documenting russian hill crimes. rooting out common slides. syrian emergency task force director malls mustafah added that a desire to aid ukraine was another factor prompting the offensive with the aim of striking a blow against russia a mutual enemy. so it could be a coincidence of policies, so didn't trust. so maybe they had some classified information on pennsylvania avenue, c ts offices are all through just a block away from the white house. so convenient that again. if it looks like a duck, swim is like a duck on corks like a duck. then it's probably a government asset. we are really acting as an extension of the united states government. we've become a resource then that's one of his policy advises, tennessee, dash events. he's been a 14 years as a parks, head of communications,

and now was in a storm chain saw in a think tank, which runs pools of as well for american academics. who knows, maybe the next one will include the now occupied golan heights. and that's just a highlight reel of se, ts stuff. so yes, the engine might be a poor thing. the syrians hard walk, but make no mistake. the same thing. hands worked well. how didn't glove to bring about assets? demise, and i'll show in a new democratic chapter. what are your hopes and fears for what the next phase will be for your country? my fear is outside intervention intervention by authoritarian states, whether they may be our allies, our enemies in the region that want to see, you know, they are afraid of democracy. you know, they want to see like another military dictator or something that's

a huge deal. um, so making sure that countries that didn't help us in our fight against the dictator do not intervene now and in any way hinder our road to a country for its people by its people. yes, pays no hang during the road now being taken, slipped fruits public hangings, point blank executions and assess fax, a new door for damascus, just as the s c t at so tirelessly. no beat for what we spoke to former advisor to ex, mit lease pace. and boy tony black political strategist, i say shit, prussia and he's like us involvement and syria has less than the out for us to contrast. so this cool is quite clear. the us has been trying to do this assessing years and accelerate everything they did right now in the and the reason that accelerated, the west has ravaged the middle east is, you know, historically in the name of democracy, even that we can't get

a real election in the united states and they've been doing this model with a rack and everything else and using sectarianism to drive people up top on the use in groups specifically. and they use n g o as helped fund them out. let them create like a whole sense of an economy take a live. they basically lifted that city which yvonne is. lita supported it with n g, a supported with other results here. so it looks like a functioning society when in fact it was basically an authoritarian regime over that city. now expect the same with syria, a syria. why? why does syria right now? knowledge on it, his terrorist forces are in charge of the syria. you're going to see the us pop it up with n g a is the for health care. everything else, all of the big organizations will fund things that will potentially provide syrians with a better life. but in reality, you still have an authoritarian regime in there that will only do what the us is the us once in game is to extract as much result is from the middle east,

as they can be used as early as this proxy is. as mid a tree outlet that it can bomb anyone they want, but the vision is that the in game in game is because they keep, keep they using this extreme screw, this putting in the form of a count of the government in that that will, that will be the majority system and create internal conflict like you swing around the 20 plus years. oh wow. the usb extracting results is all while the us is taking the land in the middle east and he's not actually directly involved in the conflict that boots on the ground and not getting shut out because they're focused on like extracting gas oil. while those crescent carrying complex taking place that they saw today, insta gauges. joining us found that they route to now is my raise that eunice liberty is university professor and presidents of the international network for arab societies study. many thanks for joining us. very good to see you today. so will the west has hailed space, hoping of the assad government is more than

a 1000000 syrians announce software and for the consequences and have been displaced according to the u. s. is this the so called democracy of the us and this allies want to see that the hello uh the spectrum of so many people after the funny god very him highlights how studio has become like a victim of please, you know, on a certain us and as far as tier goes, spend that creating democrats to us. now we see that called in enforcement a to a defined studio that, that a, to create a adjuster that's now that's the best part in, uh our, uh, a as use wiley and i want to, so that's come in and sort of mount a to

a gauge and to destroy all the ag and it just started. so it was in that area of form to, to protect you. and it's just been as far as we see the floor of the city and it is. she was entered because of the people you issue about due to a decision made by the power. sure. so this shows that the, the, the future of city a might to remain us cheaper. yeah. and shape more, but extend an interest so that by the way, off, uh, its uh, population. and now we have is live as groups running rampant said basically a, a me because in syria we'll sort of risk. so the countries ethnic and religious minorities as facing on just on a lot as it was some the syrian minorities or even if leading to 11 on where you

are now. you yeah. so and usually the main are, it's as and when no one district carry on the power as um, as maintain are usually they are the victims. they will see the victims. uh, especially like, uh i know will know each other and uh, and either under she asked the judge with face so significant um, uncertain to the future. uh then usually there um shows that uh, it is uh, extremist, on dentures less and we know them before. uh so that is piers off exclusion or oppression on the the, the, the on the these uh, my mortgages. i asked today to stay and see the uh, because of a few also events. uh is that to any that deb especially the shield

on this um subject such a 62 b, m a please, a major role in shaping colorado and complex conception. so many minorities worried about the future and the place of their country. so they are moving to a day, they think that uh, the issue. yeah, it's going to be a to, to go to long decisions on less protection on the type of schools. thank you so much for speaking to us today. i really appreciate your expertise on the topic memories. i'm eunice libraries, university, profess on presidents of the international network for our of societies study. thank you. thank you. of israel is also another 4. so play in the turmoil in syria. some of the idea of slate is strikes of hit the town of mass see off as

well as the homes countryside is own footage shows a tax on military equipment. vehicles on the infrastructure in the and baffled country is radio and the has reportedly destroyed up to 80 percent of syria strategic military assets. so sponsor hollow sauce was ousted by h t. s isn't as well as these radio visions expands in the middle east with the chaos and syria department. as that has turned his attention to the radian people in a televised depress, your pressure spent over $30000000000.00 supporting us an answer. today, after only 11 days of fighting, is usually collapse into the dust. your pressure spent 1000000000 supporting come awesome god. today, very game laws and rules. your presence spend over $20000000000.00 supporting his body level. in a matter of weeks, most of his bottles liters. it's rockets,

and thousands of and stores went up in smoke. the money or person stole from you literally went up in smoke or you must be furious. imagining the new roads, schools, hospitals, that kind of been built with a tens of millions of dollars. you addicted is wasted, backing tears almost over and over. it's because they seek to conquer other nations to impose fundamentalists, germany on the middle east, on the charter world. nothing. yeah, this message seems like a direct call outs to iranians taking himself as their knights in shining armor here to save them from the clutches of evil. but hold on beating. you can't even get your own people on board, let alone win and get over their want and people. so, and his persian sup titled message he went on and on about the weakening of what he called. it was access of terror. that's the term he likes to use for the.