the, the, the, the gotta be, they are just placing, bombarding, detaining, burning, looting, and building settlements in a blatant violation of the international laws. the past, the boss it into the un says is, well, is on its way to occupy and the entire west plank grew quotes, violent rains and secular terrorism. the if i'm the local or i had a few minutes. and so there's some, janine is extremely difficult. people have been exposed to numerous. these are the security for the operations most recently to kind of sit in operations that have led to, to high human a 10 costs. last time it says, look forward on surveys after this known for story of violence in georgia. can you find a now, i mean to disrupt the practice problem?

done on some of the shows is european paul, those are expensive. american l n t will always be available to them. that part of the president of the east main imaging supply russia with little sanction and all the tools, the region that could host it was new capital. please take a closer look at it strategic type. so this region has trouble har, as he was only oceanic for shopping as a gateway to the indian ocean. on like land locked across this area, has the distinct advantage of direct access to global shipping routes. the very, very well welcome to you from the entire scene special needs to come to live from us, basically the top. so is this our product? so i is pub in a sub i tell you and delivered a in that impression fee to the security council on thursday. he ers,

the international community to hold is that accountable as it now focuses, is a tax on the west back on the be in the west bank. israel entered with its military armored vehicles into our homes, into our schools and neighborhoods. it has killed, interested, our children, and this occupation in the settlers, terrorism is expanding to engulf every city every neighborhood. they are displacing bombarding, detaining, burning, looting and building settlements in a blatant violation of international laws and instruments without any accountability to cut him. we call for keeping the adf on the un list of abusers of the rights of children in armed conflicts until this occupation ceases committing crimes him while you have to get away. there's comes the idea of operation in denton and says it's full day over night. is when it fits, grew up a residential building in the cities, refugee income a month, examples of a square foot all over the area. it was a raise on the rest,

and now coming from several other locations across the west bank. the idea chief of staff justified the action. the thing is really, it seems so confronting iris, read nothing to me if we have been aware of a hub of terrorism in northern some area for quite some time. and i think that once we recognized that whoever wants to organize a terror attack or carry out in the attack and has arrived at the jenin refugee camp and is looking for a safe haven, it was absolutely the right decision to go in forcefully against the jenin refugee camp, i mean mcgee, a threat, so this so cold. i haven't seen tyrus operation either a fool. does this have been film the destroying west bank infrastructure impeding medical workers movements as well? is also said to bind the us relief on welfare. you just say, leach many policy you refugee is depends on the bottom follows accusations that the agencies members are affiliated with. how much of the passage you have um,

it needs to be ready to send us this report from the north of occupied territories where she met with rights. that we're now at velasquez sally sidney and refugee can put me in nablus in the northern parts. although to fight westbank, it's relatively small, less than one square kilometer, but it's home to move on to see 1000 people, the biggest cab and these people have been living relying on it was held for decades for generations. and this is where we meet state agencies, director for westbank affairs and the director of communications. hi, is this maria? nice to meet you were like no or how is that the fine group? yeah, that's tough. your dirt. it took a little bit longer than expected at the tech for the reason, very busy one hour, 3 hours and you own you and car this. does it make it easier for you to go through

check one. normally these days there's no special mission for that. in a matter of days, the agency who'd be forced to end this operation only in the west bank where we are no button gases. what will happen when the deadline comes? do you have any clear message from these readings? first of all, i wish i knew what wouldn't happen because i don't know and no one knows what really happened on the morning of the 30th of 5 of january. our commitment is to stay in the mayfair and whether here in the occupied westbank or in golf, don't we stay and deliver until we come. if the laws are implemented fully, it will happen very grave implication for ability to deliver services. and it could clean it needs not only to minutes having problems on the ground because people need the services to survive in their lives. but it could also have direct

communication for the stupidity of the situation. the rest of the visas, of all the international staff working for and it was my whole team for more than 20 international staff members and the families. the visas only valid until next wednesday. so if there was indeed for the presentation, that would mean that very likely our international team would not be able to oversee and manage your operations. here we have almost $4000.00 staff members in the west bank overall and running operational set size without official communication. as is the case with any human agency anywhere else in the world. that is very difficult nowhere duty and operate without having that thought of relationship with. indeed the host government, on that case, the manager for these the occupied westbank were working against the cloak. and i should continue to deliver its programs, its assistance included, and especially in a place like gaza. especially now doing the seems fine where we find that he's seen

this window of hope with the flow of humanitarian assistance. and you cannot undertake such a huge human that they're an operation in a place. land comes out. we've often wondered what became a target of a sneak contained by is really supporters of to tell people to use them all on the style of being involved in october 7 massacre or having close ties with somebody and just want to be condemnation. it was taken out very quickly by media and spread all across the world while you're giving a lot of this information circulating. currently, there's an impact on all staff staff exposed to more risk, to more frets, to intimidation, and in the gaza strip itself. as you, as you will know, more than 261 of our staff members were actually killed during the war. so it's an unprecedented situation. we take these integrations very seriously. there is no place in the united nations and in no 4th terrace or criminal access. but at the

same time, we have a situation where i was staffing databases are exposed to severe risk of their lives and it just stays the same. it might turn into another gas the time was mike has been doing for quite a while and it's been a more on the radar even before the 7th of october attacks underwear in garza started. so there is always. busy fear fence is going to continue to get worse and with what comes of us most to ask and right is the impacts. that's all of this house on civilians. in fact, as all of this house on women and children, the impact of this time house on, on, on services. so something our schools, as, as wanting something in the morning that waves instability, violence operations. and the more the children cannot go to school,

we have 50000 children who go through to him to school. that's just one example. i think i'm both on finance breeds more violence and i think it is time definitely me to put an end to face a t here. no understanding. is there any conflict to diplomatic and who means you minutes and situations you need is extremely difficult. journey in the city, in reference to camp they're where we serve for almost 20000 people have been exposed to numerous. israel security force operations most recently to kind of sit in operations that have last to too high you minute, 10 costs, lot of suffering. the people give an example because of the violence engineer and we have not been able to operate our schools engine income with 2000 kids since the beginning of december and already in the proceeding school year because of the recurring military activities and the high level of islands we lost almost 50

percent of a school day so that has a direct impact on the future of children was always meant to be temporarily assessor. and we provide our services because there is no political solution to the conflict or indeed no visible pathways. as we speak to each are political settlement that within allow, whenever author transfer services to kinda sit in a state or another kind of send an entity. and we need to have that political pathway for we know what to be able to then based on an agreement, handled by services. but until that political pathway is not there, we're found by the mandate of the general assembly. we do this work here as an expression of the willingness and the view of the international community that we have to do that work based on amendment, but in general some. and that's what we're committed to deliver following the volume. despite these really paula means to outflow is operations on there was may soon seize it's 75 years of service in the west bank and gaza. if the band is an

acted, hundreds of thousands will fail. the immediate impact and the future like that till the agency itself remains on certain raven ocean all to your reporting from ballasa, a palestinian refugee camp in the west bank. for slack. prime is the highest on to foreign powers uprising in his country. i mean to over throw the root in government. well, this is so sad products as all to be welcomed in an open society, but it's citizens to be cautious about what they're being told. the simple, we have a structure made up of people from abroad, who took an active part in the events in ukraine and georgia. this group is clearly linked to organizers of the protest, which are called peace to ukraine. and we just have tremendous concerns about what these people might be doing. in slovakia, ladies and gentlemen, we have

a structure funded from abroad linked to the slow back opposition, which wants to use the protests that people have a right to your mind. so once again, i urge people to come join peaceful protests, shout as much as you want against this government. but please do not let these groups use you to attack the constitutional order of the slow back republic. these people do not care about anything else. so this was the slow backup position, small process in but this lava time in the p. m is to pro raso is closed and sanctions on moscow and to secure the lesson got supplies to your vein. no confidence vote was at the time to this week, which ended in failure. fresh around a protest was a now it was full this friday submit stuff. it so promising i response. if the demonstrations escalated all that fits those day by the found supporting, julio, why his council,

paul said current events in stock here are identical to those groups to be seen in 2024. yeah, absolutely, absolutely. one hand coordinated these types of processes in all countries. i have often quoted a particular video message by slow back prime minister robert is the so in which he describes the process as taking place in slovakia, including the territory. what he describes is absolutely identical to what is happening in georgia as long as he's got a we so to the need of the i'm t global jordan troop party, who says the advance in both the vacuum and georgia on what's the attendance a couple governments that don't to the may seem line 3 inches though. we are following the events in slovakia, and we can say that these events are caused by one hand. what happened in ukraine then in georgia, and what happened in our country is not over yet. in the same thing is happening in slovakia. the actors are the same before the elections. for example,

georgia was flooded with western special services polls germans, naturally, they are always coordinated by the americans. if you look where they are trying to organize a coo through violence, these are the states that are, let's face it, loyal to russia, and are not set up to oppose russia in any way. they realize that for example, in slovakia will not attack russia, they oppose sanctions. they see this is a problem and they want to eliminate such a leadership. smoke from the european officials are already malia, will want to add to the next one of functions against moscow, called literally saying the russian economy is high on by a thread. the 16 package, i think golf m l n g needs to play a very, very important role. i think fertilizers, we have to look into is all the see that the export of the fertilizers from russia is actually increased compared to the compared to the war. but i think we're in for

the long haul and the russian economies weakens. but our analysis is that the russian economy can sustain to our, at least for another year, while i was trying to refrain you're happy, which device is ation of to him to full more functions on wish. i mean, know that you're actually economy is doing terribly bad despite being under the pressure of an unprecedented amount of sanctions. roughly quarterly continues to thrive with a g, d p growth o 3 point one percent in 2024. as consumer confidence permits in the west is soaring in russia, accompanied by strong waves close all the while. washington is an assistant, i can't get supply because of war type problems and other problems. so we would absolutely do that. senior research fellow at the level policy institute and georgia assignment, what would you suggest to us as a discover the gold one in so the expensive and n g, the you of the american con, possibly a,

anything like that. the european economic model, in particular, the drum and economic model was dependent on cheap russian energy. russian energy was cheap, it was uh, reliable, and it was saved. and it helped uh, power uh the, the german economy which into empowers the european economy. now the europeans have cut themselves off from that for no obvious reason, but they've, but supposedly it's about ukraine. and now the early the united states is coming in and say, show will, will provide you with this energy. but you're gonna have to pay 4 times as much as you used to pay for the energy you were getting from rock stripped. well, given that the, the policy state of the european economy is mostly in terms of industrial output. and in terms of the terrific gas prices that people have to pay for in order

to get heating into the homes, then it's a very, it's a dire situation. but trump, uh, you know, not unreasonably saying, well, okay, um do you need energy? we have energy we provide if the, if you repeat the so absolutely weak. now you know that you're going to be dependent on american end if you follow. so then you will, before this comes with a higher price. so because the americans are going to be making a lot of money and because this is going on really says the start of the start of it as the special military operation. the americans have been doing very well. the european economies have been doing very poorly and this is and again, you can was who i think that may exist and details page to the you. the only thing with us is offering a rasa is new threads done on top of that reading. so i did, here's 4 minutes of economic punishment. it also doesn't agree to piece with inquiry. i'm going to put mesh slide apparently what if they don't settle this war

soon? like almost a media. i'm going to put massive tariffs on russia and massive taxes and also big sanctions. and i don't want to do that. you know, i love the russian people, they're great people all take want to be the quiz and experience just how on affective those threats all. and the rest of the economy has been pretty much totally transformed in the past. you know, 2 years since the beginning of the special miniature operation, if we look good to russian exports to the united states, it was around 80 percent oil and some gas us impulse. so in russia have plummeted since 2021. and the decline is staggering. 10 falls, this means only a tiny fraction of russian goods would be effected by us terrace. and the things that russia is excellent saying things that the us comp produce themselves. so really, i don't think we go that much to be concerned about his comments today. what while

to punish watches, allies in the complex, he labeled them as participating countries. what, what, what does he mean by that? we'll see implying, i say it's quite interesting and the who as to who he's referring to every easy referring to north korea and around the house, the actually no trade with the united states anyways. so not exact seems like he's going to be able to them anymore. or perhaps he's, we're very actually 22 bricks and bricks has been, have really a significance upon that for russia. and it's quite a significant role in making sure that russia wasn't isolated from the international community. that is actually nice to recalibrate, sits economy. and, you know, breaks didn't even have a bond investor to even holding the last spring, somebody in cars on and, and russia holding the brakes. presidency plus, we've heard donald trump recently, you know, going, going for india. and, and, you know, you're telling bricks, nations that he's going to put a 100 percent terrace on that should they start in gauging in a new, formal financial system that moves away from the,

the us dominated swift system. and also the dollar rising their economies as a bricks nation, they'll have a 100 percent tariff if they so much as even think about doing what they thought and therefore they will give it up immediately. yeah, so as a consumer, up from that, i mean we, we sold the rhetoric, essentially it is very hard if you actually look at the numbers and the overall sort of strategies an icing past. and he's done with this trustee here. he's going to try and leverage ukraine to also try and cuts hale, the cries and the trading partnerships, the bill we breaks. and brits really as, as, as we've seen, the 33 cars on is a pretty much on stopping to train. and if we look at, if we look at the, the balance of trade deficit, the united states impulse fall, move things from bricks, nations, and brick stations and pull to the united states. but it's nations right now in goal, really things that can, can be, we tolerate to just as we say, nebraska and saving pulsing, 80 ice and pots and stuff like this, which, you know, as the brakes agents complex,

they start working together to develop their own technologies. maybe it's going to be more obsolete and then the thing back on the other side, the united for the united states bringing in bringing embrace products. i mean, let's be honest, we will notice you can cut off the economic power houses of china and india unit to, to 2 of the key key players in breaks. i mean, i feel if he's going to do that, you know, good luck america and receiving any kind of, you know, consumer goods or setting or, you know, or even even cause to be honest. and because because you wouldn't be able to get out of that, it will be up to the top. you'll have him put sanctions on russia. the brakes nations responding to the sanctions on america and will, will just end up in a trifle which i think is good for anyone. iran has found itself in the spot light tanks to new trade opportunities. so you can saw that india are engaged in tools to use the country to southern port of japan, which gives iran direct access to the bible global shipping routes. the area

potential is not lost on tap on, which is even looking into moving the routing capital closer to the hub or to the use of the business more a portion of about 1000 kilometers along the coast of the old man. see the mac juan region covers parts of both iran and pakistan spinning from this freight of hormones. anyone all the way to pakistan's karachi, porting the east at his heart's lies the strategic port, city of trumpet har. any one which is part of the province of c store and then by the chest dot com, which one is mostly inhabited by the value of each ethnic group. you can find some error influences along the coast, northwards proximity to a man. the predominant culture here is value to you, so it feels nothing much more to see into one. it actually feels like walking through pack as fast muffling balls. all here is area is one of the most under privilege and least develop parts of the country. so much you are what the locals you think about the idea of moving the capital to that region. so the positive

aspect is that investors will come to this region and invest, for instance, they will build hotels and shopping malls, enhancing the infrastructure of travel har. on the other hand, the negative consequence of this move is that real estate prices will skyrocket. it's beneficial to relocate the capital to our region. we are urging them to enhance our access to electricity. since we currently see, we've experienced consistent blackouts until the electricity authorities intervene to address the issue. we lack recreational facilities, the number of hospitals is limited in the event of a flood, similar to the previous one deals, hospitals would struggle to accommodate a large influx of patients. what makes them that chronically, gen strategically significant is its proximity to this rate of hormones. a co full truck point for which about one 3rd of won't. energy is transported foss. this region has trouble har, as he was only oceanic port serving as a gateway to the indian ocean on like live locked and rock. this area has the distinct advantage of direct access to global shipping routes. speaking of present

trouble, har sits at the crossroads of 3 key tries of networks, which are not fully operational yet. there's the international north south passport corridor, which connects restaurant to iran, india, and the persian gulf vendor east west projects like china's belt road initiative and the 21st century maritime. so fraud, both with a focus on this weekend was fine as um, business plans are still under works. the i n s d c is on what do you, what to think increased cargo traffic from russia. b, i n s t c offers the strategic advantage to bypass the source canal, or many of its goods are currently banned. new to sanctions. this emerging network would provide a quicker and more cost effective way to transport russian goods to india. while the restaurant is assisting you on to enhance the infrastructure of its caspian supports, india has invested around $500000000.00 to improve travel, harvest infrastructure, and connectivity to be able to handle increased shipping traffic. so when they

signed the job of hard development contract with iran is from india express delight in investing and supporting the development of the shaheed, the hash, the war 5 and other infrastructure of the job of har port to expedite the utilization of the north, south core door to isolate iran, the us is exerting pressure on the neighboring countries of iran, with diverse political, economic ties with us. why are they doing so? it's because they know very well the job. a har within the strategic importance can counter these isolation efforts and toward the us plans against iran if you could. well, i'm precious relocating the capital for the micron region comes with its own set of challenges. first off, the small seems unlikely, and it was persisting economic close, exacerbated by western sanctions. plus this area is remote from the rest of the country and there's less accessible for most of on your smart cross strategic location. also comes with risks including piracy and proximity to as well as eastern borders, which i've seen security threats ranging from drug smuggling to us all my separate

his groups hiding gallons in pakistan. however, experts argue that the potential for us here are minor compared to those facing to one which is closer to it was western borders. and the key arctic middle east that they say this geographical separation could make micron less vulnerable to original conflicts, creating a more stable environment for investment. so if we manage to enhance urban development in the macro and region and attract a diverse population to look like this, will $4.00 to $5.00 security in the area in the future. my house enjoy again. bolstering security requires relevant infrastructure, including law enforcement, military resources, and transportation facilities besides urban development, teach. one major drawback for mac crohn as a potential capital is its water crisis. the region is facing severe water shortages, which is impacting local communities and agriculture in line with it. so 1st to develop that back home region one is working to tackle the persisting scourge of water scarcity here. they're launching massive dam construction projects like this

one behind me to supply fresh water to different parts of macro. and they're using a creative approach. actually, they're turning a challenge into an opportunity they're storing and capturing monsoon rains behind these dams, which not only prevents flooding, but also creates a reliable source of drinking water. trouble hire has the potential to be a tourist hotspots with breast taking attractions like these martian mountains. however, it remains remote and heavily under developed which overshadows normally it's tours and potential, but it's for teach at geographic location for global trends, that the good news is that the government is going after these challenges. one, why want, what's whether or not trouble? har ends up as the ones next capital experts degree. the just talking about this one will help china spotlights on this often overlooked redrum and attract the attention and resources it deserves. um, usability reporting for off the from the hard top of my con region,

trouble har and an exclusive interview. all teach also is the president of the trends in this fear about something. next, i will be back at the top of them. the legend nikolai, which could us last say of super redeem nikolai, which across the cell ski president of the transistor in republic suggesting this and that. thank you very much for agreeing to this interview and that we would of course like to start with the most pressing issue. ask you this is of course gas applies to your region via molto. but yeah, you recently said that there is cautious optimism to me up to me is a little earlier you said that there is an agreement on humanitarian gas supplies, but that we need to be a little patient. look at what stage are we at now and according to suggest the going to let me actually go video of yes,

just the other day i spoke about cautious optimism. i will explain why who to generally trans industry it does not put as spoken. the wheel of gas applies to trends in history as a be destroyed is suicidal. why do we need it opposite? you? we are cold, our people are freezing. do we need to solve the problem is a problem naturally in this paradigm we acceptable, dove is condition me and it was mailed over that declared that only moldova gaz can supply gas to trends and history applicable to what we agreed. although of course, there are other suppliers that have a most open license, but okay, here's these, let's not argue it's pointless. there was no new smell. dover gas means moldova gas, 4 digits. and on january 18th of this year, to years old trans gas for its part, we sent a corresponding request to mold over gas. i confirmed it saying go ahead only if you want to supply gas to trans mystery a supply at least we agree with these demand source. and then we waited for an offer from our mold, dove and colleagues from old over gas, where the purchases would be made from a 2nd, and will dover gas proposed making these purchases in europe from

a european supplier. what we also agreed with these requirements, that is why i spoke of cautious optimism just about what happened next. you for some unknown but understandable reason eve of the speakers of the president of all dover, without the president and the prime minister himself began to make completely incomprehensible statements that politicized the process and exclude supplies and blaming russia. blaming, honestly.