on the, the usual habit side set on syria, an idea of strikes the or damascus reports of the kills 11 civilians. wiley marches forward with supplies to fracture the nation. also what had the showcase of destruction lost hospitals and residential buildings in gaza. or the idea brags about leveling the enclave. us palestinian families are struggling to survive. slovakia demands the e. you take action against the landscape, dogs to cross off supplies of russian id to europe, saying that practice lava wouldn't tolerate lots of substance of

a catastrophic economic policy. first by the continuing coverage of the latest trends, shaping the world right now. this is our, the international i a michael watching admin, kicking off the news hour and straight to our top story. where are these ready slide called? the suburbs of damascus reportedly killed 11 the civilians. as the idea of increasing the sets of side on the syrian capital is where the troops of advanced into what on syria had recent weeks. pushing past the un designated buffet zone, as terrorists opened through a president, bashar assad, awhile top the east rodney officials have called for the idea to take the syrian capital, the subject group for yacht salary shaw, which has seized control of a city calls on the international community to act against these ready occupation,

smell. i meant to tell him, well in syria questions have been raised on the future of russian military. ready as, as in the country, russia has a naval base and topped us and on ad bayesian made me now the higher tabi outside lead us as a he wants to preserve serious. traditionally. ready sizes moscow, and oppose this russian troops leaving the country. i saw them outside forces made like to see, well, not counting the costs of the coffee. there are deep strategic interests between syria and russia. and all syrian weapons are russian. and many of the power stations have rushing expertise as well. there are also great cultural ties between syria and russia. we do not want russia to leave syria in the way that some people like the nice, i don't. the most significant recent event in the syrian arena has been the statements of the leader of the new syrian administration, a model sharah, and the head of syrian intelligence on us cut off. in his statement, a model show us dressed at the new administration, tried to minimize casualties and avoid force displacement making every effort to

ensure that the transition of power in syria took place peacefully. he also added that the liberation of syria would insure the security of the region for the next 50 years. in addition, he noted that several political stages must be completed before the presidential election. his health and the process of drafting the constitution may take about 3 years of model. shara also expressed hope that the new constitution would be in effect for as long as possible. although this would be a difficult and lengthy task. as for the organization of the election, the leader of the new syrian administration said that this process could take up to 4 years since a full population census would be required to hold a fair election. specialized commissions will be set up and voting will be conducted within the framework of the national dialogue conference. the leader of the new administration also confirm that the rumors about appointments from only one political group are true as the current situation requires a unified coordinated position. in addition, he said that during the national dialogue,

the dissolution of hire to feed all shot would be announced. adding that the un had not been able to release a single prisoner or return at least one refugee regarding the syrian democratic forces. al sharah noted that the syrian defense ministry plans to integrate curtis forces into its ranks. it was also confirmed that there would be no division of syria in any form, either in the form of a federation or in any other negotiations are underway with the steps to resolve the crisis in the northeast of the country. in addition, the leader of the newest doherty's hopes that the new u. s. administration will not continue the policy of the previous administration, and the trump administration should lift the sanctions against syria. as for russia, he emphasized that syria does not want russia to leave the country in a way that would not correspond to the nature of their relationship. syria has strategic interest in relation to russia, which is the 2nd most powerful country in the world, and plays a significant role in the international arena about western powers. we'd have their

own troops in syria, one to written the country of moscow's influence, particularly the military bases of the you foreign policy change sides of the moscow issue will be discussed with syria as defunct, or authorities, as soon as possible. that is also the intelligence area review to the us, a british special services, prepping militants for terror, attacks on the loss of major basis in the nation. but others in the west like germany of one that the instability in syria would prompt another influx of refugees into europe. saw irish declines and this is the same strategy as in libya . i found a strong and rob and they weren't regime change because a rule, a strategically does not do. what do you know? i did states nights. that's why they organize it. but all about this, usually, even when chaos was the case with good ascii and so was with saddam hussein, a lot suffering happens just because failed states arise. and of course, i wonder why the europeans don't act at all because we're very close to it. this

will cause father refugee flight resort to the just a few months after to take effect x. but tell me to kind of must re key says the new syria in the forward used to be wary of what the west we have in store. a very encouraging and obviously very sense of a statement from july me that david not funding to the trap of americans on need to on the demo friendship of support or housing. what they did with us as long as on the dog. and you know what they did with the, you know, in possibly the other countries in the g, even in libya, it's just very important that the giovanni understands the strategic depth of the nation with russia and cbs be, did. i think as long as the we keep that momentum carry on and if they would understand the, you know, continue the of the strengthening relation between russia and syria. it is very important for the region because when you do a matter of getting you to track of americas needs going into,

it's very the heads ended udall. i know the expansion plans always buy and then go down the heights and all the other issues. so i think this is a very sensible statement by giovanni and to god right now where the idea of has targeted another hospital in the heart of the enclave. this striker left the 7 civilians dead with many more wounded according to local authorities. now the 24th is blame him us for using the medical facility as a hideout while taking a moment to highlight the idea of so called achievements of the lodge on striking a mosque. deerfield and a massive destruction i show. ready the entire residential blocks level, the northern gas that's with over 80 percent of guys that infrastructure damage and destroyed displaced, palestinians are struggling to survive in dia, conditions. i didn't find a girl has died of hypothermia, as her family was forced to live outside in the freezing winter temperature. a

wanting, the disturbing images are just ahead. now stella was 3 weeks old when her life was cut short. her family struggled to keep the 10 where they lived, one which turned out to be tragic for the baby. her mother recalled the morning how cold buddy was discovered. the type of silver in the morning and i got out and asked my husband to light the fire and prepare milk for my baby because she hadn't breasted from me for awhile. her father carried her and asked me why she looked strange. i saw that she had turned blue and a sick her body was very cold over like a block of ice. her face was filled with blood from the effects of the cold, and her father took her to the british hospital. the doctor asked what was wrong with her, and we told him she was fine until we found her like this in the morning and the doctor examined her and told us that her heart had stopped and i need clothes for my children to keep them warm. their clothes are very light and i don't have money to buy them winter clothes. i also can't afford blankets to keep my family warm

from the cold. and i want to live as i used to come with safety and peace of mind. i want to be able to buy whatever my children need to make their lives better and make up for the difficult days they've endured. i want us to sleep safely and securely. the now i the, the victim of the cold, wherever you guys having not yet seen the months of live. this incense future only remains and it's very, it's cost. when bravo was brought to the hospital and put the intensive care of the father spoke about how he found his son without any bread. and if i'm to through him. so my baby died from the freezing weather. my other son is in the hospital. i have nothing to warm the monitor, they were frozen from the cold and they survived the war. but one of them died from the cold due to the freezing weather, and i had to rush my children to clinics in the unit r w way agency, where they gave me equipment designed for one child to keep both of my sons warrant . they told me to use it for only an hour and a half. how is that possible? now this past week 5 babies in guys that have died, ive hypothetically, i,

due to the foss conditions their families and you'll have a situation is on top of the cycle of civic and killings that continues in the area where it's sold in a heavy price according to order or at least $1.00 child is killed every hour in gaza. now let's take a look at the victims in the region since the beginning of the contract that they've opted on october the 7th. last year, according to unicef, i meant the warren garza over $14000.00 children had been killed and that's in addition to this thousands more. they had been wounded by these whitney bombardment and beyond that, there are more missing still not found. i made the ruins in the enclave that we spoke with, had to be the actrix and the upset to excite nasa hospital. who said that a desk that is seen is not an accident, but the direct result of the war. and i knew couldn't. we weren't at the beginning of the winter season that the cold would not be easy on those living intents,

especially given the catastrophic conditions in gaza, which is under an extremely harsh siege as we expected. patients began arriving at pediatric wards with hypothermia. currently, there had been about 5 deaths due to hypothermia. the reason all these cases involved in sense who came from tens. these tents are completely inadequate. the cold inside them as extreme. the situation is tragic. the wind blows into the tents with full force, and unfortunately the blockade prevents the entry of all types of fuel. there's no diesel, no electricity, no gasoline, and not even enough gas for heating. this leads to extreme cold inside the tents with even if families attempt to light fires, there is no coal or would available if they do manage the smoke poses a severe respiratory hazard for the infant 2nd and not to mention the danger of fire spreading in the tents and how are you from us? and switching gears now, slovakia has slammed the use quote, passage acceptance of the catastrophe. he cannot make policy driven by key a robot fits so. sadly,

he wants to european commission to count as the last case plan to cut the supplies of boston energy. unilateral suspension of the gas transit via ukraine to slovakia, will cost europe and citizens, businesses and infrastructure tens of billions of euro's each year. and ukraine, almost 800000000 euros. the losses for russia will amount to only about 2000000000 euros. that's just 3 percent of all the losses cost to the use. 27 member states in russia will easily place that small amount of gas on other markets. so the amount of loss is for russia may be close to 0. the tacit acceptance of the unilateral decision by the ukranian president is absolutely irrational and wrong. it will lead to tensions and reciprocal measures. for this reason, i ask you, not only on behalf of the slovak republic, but above all, on behalf of the entire european union to pay due attention to this unprecedented situation and attach urgent importance to it. now, while the states so made

a trip to moscow looking to resolve the matter with lighting and putting, he has pledged to prevent any russian gas from trying shipping through its territory starting new year's day, bye back of home. the eu has barely said a word about the looming prizes. some have called a spade, a spade. zalinski could not have received a more proper slap for his arrogance. prime minister, robert fitz, so showed the whole world, but no one will mop the floor. with slovakia we refused to be vassals of the west. we refused to jump when brussels whistles. we refuse hatred towards the russians. we refuse war. and robert fitz, so showed the whole world that slovakia is a self confident and wise nation that is not afraid to go its own way. now this issue is a rising as 0 pace, in the midst of it speak, energy demand season looking for gas to heat homes across the continent. this move

on from minister said that he will call the electricity supplies the grade if key of follows through on its promise to stop the transit of russian gas. he even revealed zaleski attempted to bribe him. i'm going to the next 7. ok. so lensky returned to the topic of gas and asked me if i would vote in favor of and cranes, membership and nato. something if he gave me $500000000.00 from russian asset and just one adult, i of course answered who never talked. you know, my opinion on ukraine's membership in nato, and it's strange that he asked me such a question, the way nozzle. lot of it put it in. it has waiting on the modest suggesting zalesky supply. and we'll see all those feel wild. russia survives and thrives open a media crew. ukraine has cutoff, our guess applies to european consumers city. on the one hand, it picks from their hands because only with the support of the west, including from europe, can it exist? not only to fight but to exist, and at the same time,

it creates problems for them. by cutting off the supply of our relatively cheap and gas to europe, there would be no such contract to, to go everything is already clear. so well then, all right, we will survive and guess problem with somebody of this problem with the producing . right? yeah, we spoke with alexandria markovich, so historian and published based in vienna. he said that you brings policies, don't have the long game in mind, as it's policies will have consequences, not only for the you, but with also a boomerang in small t of $0.02. we have to do some aggressive american and european union foreign policy against russia. it seems to be the max subjective off the european union to simply tell its own industry. we are ending throughout some guest supply to europe. and you could only explain this either with unimaginable stupidity on the one hand or, and i think this is the real explanation we're from global is through us foreign

policy or meddling in europe in order to decouple further europe from russia. so it will be a very interesting stand also in the long run. because of course, also ukraine has lots to loosen this gamble and stuff for the european union and america since um were for, for the delay of european energy exports to ukraine. of course, ukrainian energy to speak with the collapse and this with the i've also a grave consequences for your cranium. military on the grounds. now switching topics as western nations bush, a queer agenda. i need citizens and for that matter, nations around the world. maybe you're not buying it fits sides. normally, kids in the state of ohio have passed once being cold and n t o g b t q. bill that prohibits schools from teaching young kids subjects with a quote,

sexual content that includes written instructions, images, concepts and the work topic of gen y'all as well. so my taking it upon themselves to escape the western agenda. move to russia, which has become a refuge for those with conservative bodies. next up is, are, these are the best you headed to meet the fin straw's family who took the leap of faith. now building a brand new live here. almost a year ago, one family from canada made a huge decision to move here to russia. roy, well that's exactly what we have. come to find that as we go and meet the feet and stress. it's been a world window for ride, for this family, 8 children and the parents parking up their lives and making a new one. we have been very active, very events or is enjoyable. okay? very, very joyful. yeah. i just want to did well pro folks that decision. you're living in canada, you say you've moved around a few times. what makes you say, hey, rush,

this seems like a pretty good place to, to move to with all of the family. we've been able to speak feeling go, let's go. what was it about bushes that was really to renew a wrinkle when we finally had enough we we no longer saw it to your past with our own government. they seem to turn kind of hostile towards christians against freedom against rights. and then at the same time, inflation and, or, you know, all the ideological things that are going on in the country. we've always had a dream. my, my mother's parents were able to work hard, is started with nothing. they were a little work very hard and they put all 5 sons on farms and out the 3 daughters out as well. they had a children, and that's always been a dream of ours as well to be able to help all of our children achieve their goals . at this point, it's farming for all of them that might change. they may have other goals, right? fly, russia, if it comes down to more than just economics, that's obviously part of atlanta sitting here in abundance. no one's doing anything with it. it's uh, it's very cheap. you can buy land here for as cheap as

a 100 us an acre. whereas where i grew up, that's about $40000.00 an acre. right? so it's a shed does a huge difference. do you think face the ability to make a living for you and the family and also for your children to have a peach ahead. but the role some of the reasons you decided to move to russia because you felt that you were traditional values were being respected in, in canada. can you just talk me through? well, those issues were increasing pressure. it already started when our charter a younger with 3 and a half 4 years old. they were, he came home monday, was a note not saying we're going to teach this. he came home with a note saying, we talk this and they were teaching what, what to homosexual men do in a bedroom. i don't think i need to 3 and 3 and a half, 4 years old. and i mean, who in the right mind needs to teach that to a 4 year old child. so that was the last day they ever went to school. we obviously complained, you know, you can get, label this home a full work or whatever you want. we don't even teach them what straight people do

that for what, why do they need to know that their children just let them be children and play and increasingly over since that time that's been 1011 years now. move on, so it's just getting worse. so obviously we're not directly involved in the public school system anymore, but you hear stories right now, you know, all this gender stuff now going on as well, where they're really encouraging people to choose their own gender. anyway, i think for a kid, maybe some of it's kind of fun. but it, it messes you up if you grow up not knowing who you are, you know, sanity is what you should be from day one. you should know you're a boy, you're a girl. and, and then there's something grounding you there, but now it's just fluid. you can do whatever you want. i think there's going to be huge ramifications from that in the future on our end and his wife tanisha at this trend is escalating, including the acceptance of allowing chosen to believe that they are animals and not humans. 100 percent news media. everything is behind it, pushing it. i don't think it's the norm. i think that still 90 percent of the people are maybe that time but very high percentage of the people are against it.

most of us have been silent for too long. i think to buy them doing it. they're trying to desensitize. yes, absolutely. right. we send that for years, right? we slowly but surely just allow these things to happen. they just need sensitize people. right? and then eventually you kind of wake up here, like what happened? we had dropped about this very thing because it started with changing your gender and, and one of my kids, i don't remember which one. they were very small. they came on hands and knees. look, i'm a dog cat, the dog. and that's a cute saying they were pretending to be a poppy hole. okay. you scratch the dog and then a light bulb went off. can you imagine it went to walmart with a leash on, on this dog? right, well i could do it, take the child away, but now its society is flip flopped and now people's children actually think their dogs and cats it is. oh, great in saying that these people need help, rather than giving the malware embracing it. and those of us who speak against it other than villa nice for not seeing clearly the seems to say that one of the other reasons they were bracing life in russia is because the country is standing up for

traditional values. well, russian protects them. i think the church here is much more vocal. it also helps that there is primarily one church in the west. there's a vast spread of churches that don't get along with each other. and here there is predominantly one and it's very vocal on what is right. um i think that makes a big difference as far as influence and government, but also the people themselves are traditional. they don't see that trend starting here yet. just like a child right with a child's behaving poorly, we need to correct that behavior before and escalates right? the same thing and they're not going to grow out of it. they're just going to encourage other people to act silly and then it's going to become a problem later on in life. right? yep. and we are very happy with the policies that have been made as far as anti l. g. b, a propaganda bill. right. and things like that, you wanna live your life, live your life. i'm not going to stop you, but uh, you know, a public,

i don't think it should be forcing that anyone else. right. right. just want to clarify that we love all individuals. right? yeah, just not how they behave. we just don't agree with their behavior, right? but we still love them as humans and early on and they do need russian freedom stresses, like old people who move to a new country, had a hiccup. the funds were phrased and it was an emotional time or bank accounts for referrals, and we can't use it now for online purchases. i couldn't even upgrade my phone. my apple, but i needed to be paid for. i couldn't pay for it. i can't take the car to the store and buy anything groceries. nothing about flash was incredible. with me do outlets essentially saying the some you realize they made a mistake, but with the hateful views they basically deserved it. nisha says she was shocked to be talking to him by so much hate. i think originally it was really hard just because how can people be so hurtful? but being a christian, i started to realize that we were obviously on the right side of history, in that situation we had,

our money was just stuck because we didn't prove to the bank where the money came from. so obviously just to protect them for money laundering, they had grocer account, and i said frustrating, but of course that translated differently. and some media actually took it in and, and made it more than it was. since then, we've had no issue. everything was fixed within a couple of days. it was great, but the west and me just campaign against the family own neat strengths and that resolve the western media. just a bunch of lies and solidified what we've been saying for quite a few years and they represent people the way they want. yeah, the world to see that you're not where they actually are. now, what time proves everything were still here. we never left and the so the best thing about it was the russian people, even though there was that miss translation, they embraced us so openly and it just showed a character. and because of it,

more people became aware of our story and who we were. and then they got to actually see russia for who they were like. the russians were just amazing. they just didn't brace this whole heartedly over farming game. i have chance to speak to the children directly about their experiences. while a little shy, the 2 spoke positively of the move service. there's lots of interesting things to find out. we've had quite a fun time about this firing worked on it skips but as for the language it's a little bit difficult because the, the endings of each were changed for different sentences. but i can see some stuff . i want to have some cows in order to the green light. this is a country that you could see yourself because

we've already said that it needs to be like every discussion. every decision is made as a family one day i'm going to be dead. so my wife, i've seen to run businesses before where they don't teach the children how to take it over and it's always controlled by the parents. and then when they're gone, perhaps, or the kids. so we very much want our shuttle to be involved with every aspect, not only of the children involved in the families, decisions, they are huge fleet involved in every aspect of creating this new form from scratch outside are and shows me around how the small holding is taking shape back in june, there was nothing here. this was just the field. so everything from the lane way to the house, fenceposts, all the aggregate, sand gravel. there was honestly nothing here. and it is nice to be able to stand back and say that you've accomplished so that's why i like building as well as while, so i like farming, but it's not just this building because you've also got another building over here . is that going to be for a specific purpose? believe it or not, that's 5 days of work right there. we built that entire thing from,

from the foundations to everything. you're seeing there 5 days. wow. built it was just wesley, where you and then myself in 5 days you're hoping to be something specific with that or just most yeah, it'll be multi purpose. that will be a guest house for a family and friends that wish to visit. uh, maybe for r t, you never know, and we'd be delighted to it just yeah. and also school has that where the children will be able to learn and as well. i know it just says it was driving up north a canadian flag. no, but a russian flag why? i feel very strongly about it. we were trapped, we couldn't leave and didn't know where else we could go. if we were allowed to leave canada and that flag, not the flag per se, with the country that what that flag represents was, are for you. and it, it just means the world to us. so to be able to plant that here, i'm get emotional just thinking about, i'm not an emotional guy, but it means honestly the world to us that represents freedoms. this is russia, we didn't move here to be canadians in russia. we came here to be russian. that is

our desire. the family came here to into great to become russian. so what plans do they have for this farm? we're working on building a workshop here right now, or we can fix our equipment and also work on projects in the winter time. and then there also be a portion in there for some animals right now. the hope is to build a barn over there for the animals that don't like winter beef cattle be fine out here. the climate is almost milder than what we're used to in canada. so these cattle just stay outside the family of already quin crop since the summer showing off base successes with various vegetables in the even now the winter is here. this still producing literally millions of acres of land just sitting there noah's doing anything with as well. maybe most people coming maybe. yeah, yeah. i think there will be, i know there is actually there's more families on the way here. what would you say? welcome to russian. yeah, i encourage them to integrate and i encourage them also to be realistic. i realize

that this country is offering you something that you didn't have back home. please don't come here and try to turn it into what you left behind. this country was great before i got here, it doesn't need me to change it to it. it's already had it in the direction that i want it to go. and so don't come here with a mindset that russian needs you come with a mindset that you need russia. the themes to is a clearly happy with that decision to make this move. they may have had some difficult moments along the way, but they have the right mindset to help them integrate and to make russia, they knew home with the locals, welcoming them with open arms. as a bride news thoughtful the freedom says that the are to those comments where you can start, they can get for the details of all the stories were following this out. thanks for watching and i'll see you again the

the, which one we're gonna have to put one of those little stuff. well that's not something that is on. so the ground squared amount on this little, you push away what's the dealer with the windows and it is a, it's a useful one of the we still able to start using the function in a full book. and you will have near when you push the issue of the study guide me. uh so i need to make sure to get the most name. i've done the move right into the store, not the yes and we nimble is i don't know little, but no i if it's that i am a slice that i know the.