[000:00:00;00] the, the, i believe 90 people are rescued and another 140 are about to wait. it has a fire spreads through a historic building in the russian capital. one woman is killed and 11, all the civilians are injured in the premium attack on the done by city or lucky if got residential area is the head start, the fire breaks out and then the part to the block. there was a conflict around around the constructive us military base. and the thing that as a prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do range off for my state department of special blow has been laid on us, the id spending details on how the organizations thought to topple governments

around the well is role and had boss conduct the latest person to exchange a $183.00 policy unions for 3 hostages from guys that are due to the release today said whose only crime was hoping for a better future. they threatened us, beat us to our last breath, but all of it is for the home. all of it is for the palestinian cause that a defenseless impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence the route. we're continuing our coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is our d to national i a michael quarter. right now we begin this program with the news from a ruptured on the capital. a massive fire has erupt at the he started building, which is actually just down the road from headquarters here of correspondence was

that the seem to tell us more than that. if i and golf around 100 square meters, but that's i think we should 2 of us to take a listen to the eye witness who was actually inside the building. when everything happened we got a call saying there was a fire in the building. the electricity went out abruptly. we realized that there was going to be an evacuation. so we started getting dressed, locked ourselves in doors, laid wet rags at the bottom of the doors, but could begin to slowly smell the fumes in the dark. well, in the dark as much as the street lighting was flashlights allowed, we soaked all our clothes to put across our mouths to breathe. every one was in touch with their relatives and friends. the fire broke out on the 2nd floor, not directly below us, but slightly to the left. if viewed from the building, literally 5 minutes before it all started, i saw people who were probably workers there. everyone walked calmly and then suddenly started running. according to the emergency services, at least 90 people,

high speed rescued with i thought 140 people being evacuated or at least 10 has been hospitalized. this is what we know at the moment from what we also see, not the site is that the uh fly flight is uh old. the rescue teams have been deployed to the slides quickly off to the fly. a ruptured with over 65 flight has continue working on the site to extinguish the fly and move are reportedly being deployed to the site. as the fly level has been upgraded to level 4 out of 5 schools into the operational services, the quotes of the fi, i could have been to you to the uh, 40 electrical wiring or network overload. a young woman that was killed in the 11 all the people were injured and the ukranian strike of the city of monkey i've got. and that's according to the local authorities r t z who wish donald has the details on this. the ukraine has carried out an

attack against the very central parts of the town of my cave code, which is a sub for the city of denette square. oh, we are right now. it all happened in the afternoon on a saturday. so a day off for most people. and so that was a busy area, especially given that to very particular sports that was hits, it was a bus station. so it is pretty much always busy with people waiting for that long distance service bus or just waiting for their relatives or friends, you know, meeting and greeting them on. the rushing for administrator has already stepped forward saying that was because basically an act of barbarism and a bloody crime. the key of shown to has once again demonstrated it's in human nazi nature by committing yet another cynical, bloody crime. ukrainian armed forces deliberately attacked a densely populated area in the city of mac, a. as in the genetic peoples republic of the russian federation, we strongly condemn this criminal act of terrorism. the key of resumes,

western patrons who regularly insight ukraine's current authorities to commit bloody crimes were directly involved in organizing it. now the attack could, against the backdrop of the russians, liberating the town of gin. ski which is not far away from the cave gate, is maybe if you were to drive or if it was safe. of course it would take maybe about an hour or an hour and a half to get to the town limits south coast. that is not possible as of now, but the russians, the russian army, raw veggies in full control of the town of to risk. it is also important because it is home to several mining operations and it has a bunch of slug heaps. and so those, of course they provide a high ground and it is a difficult position. it is a difficult place, a difficult structure to attack can to capture by 12. the russians did the now from the tops of these waste heaps, they can actually see the next down of constantine. they've got tons that it is an

absolutely well crucial this. the town of constantino provides its like a hub where major lifelines of the ukrainian army, where they connect and wherever you into twine, because this town of constantine of great provides logistical supports and services to view, creating and guys, and in the town of chest of yacht and across a huge chunk of the front line here, outside of the city of the nets. and now the russians can actually see with the naked eye and it's, well, it's quite, it's, it's the deluxe is, again, it's quite painful for the ukrainians. and now the russians are saying that basically they are, they're just the lashing outs and they're carrying out the revenge against civilians against the civilian population over the past week or so. they haven't intensify their showings and their attacks against the town of gulf. and as sad as it may be likely, it is far from ukraine's last strike against, you know, civilian population and civilian infrastructure here in the don't bass and

elsewhere along the front line. while there is no laptop in the revelations emerging about us, the mike bens of for my state department official, has now given the 2 weeks about examples, all the agencies efforts to gain the influence and even toppled governments. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive us military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for exhibits on their soil. let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the banquet actually prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do the same change a predict space of allegations coming out. now from like pens this up for my us state department official, who says that all the way back in 2018,

the state department had adult to into about how we could possibly look at shifting the lines in bangladesh. now what he was referring to specifically, there is that story back in if it was august of last year with a legally elected representative leader of bangladesh fled the country and a helicopter, amid these stupid whites. so attendants of people killed at the time. now when she landed in india, she choose the us of being behind, essentially a crew to our, to my friends. now saying, well actually this is all true because this is something we need to state department was trying to do for the last few years. and then that's what we saw in his woods, another color revolution. he outlines how us a r d was impulse been not. and they noted, you know, that a rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do

they do? they, uh, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usaid and they funded bangladesh. she wrapped groups to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a riot. the bundle dash is one of many as the suite because really, um, so usa, i think it has been incredibly busy. in fact for basically the entire duration of its existence. what else is it being responsible for? yeah, that's why it's been uh, in existence. this stuff is around 1961 to decades now of involved when to trying to promote regime change to favorable to the us in countries across the world. and i want to talk about specifically king, but as a result of the american influence in cuba, that the government that's been trying to stein you for the decades. it decided to

ban twitter at the time. now x from using its accounts on the islands. now usa id was like, okay, well how do we get around this band? and essentially a crate to the southern version is chief in twits. a did so by getting she wouldn't businessman to sign up and create this enterprise. you have lots of change things going on. so this change in twitter, talking about the things they were interested in. what was usa, i think doing the whole time. it was taking that data and looking at trends and patterns and trying to identify individuals that might be susceptible to its views and help promote us ideas of democracy on teams. and so they start to do that in cuba by creating what they, what usaid called the cuban spring. and the problem was at that, at that time, cuba had banned us social media come these calling them, you know, a tool of us imperialism. and so there was no twitter allowed. and so usaid pulled

office operations to create a, a, a company called as engineer, which is, it was a, it was a twitter knock off if they would then activate what they, what they called smart mobs. they would, they would switch the, our, their mobs, they would, they would switch the items and they would selectively target news distribution of, of messages to, to users on the, on the basis of their political proclivities in order to get them to take to the streets in environment street protests and over overthrow the government usa, i didn't knew it was metal lake and it was a code to cover that up, but essentially moved money through the cayman islands through falls companies. anything it could do to not show where the money for this cuban twitter was coming from. and in fact, associated press a, he actually did an investigation on this, where they essentially said they don't 2 months, it was processing. was that to say, let's cover up our involvement. that will be absolutely no mention of united states

government involvement. this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission. when this whole story kicked off that for trump, it only seemed like this past an open data where the, how to be an exponent about usa. i tell them that people start off some questions. is this possible that install is mentioned trumps impeachment? is that some kind of link to? yeah, i mean it's, it's interesting because what benz goes on to say is essentially usa i d, i'm the state department. we're essentially looking inclusion with each other to try and cook up stories and to use french teacher and less tools perhaps night during list to put top stories that didn't necessarily have a fax check that would give them with sources that we can't confirm. and the use the media massively to put forward agendas store essentially being used to bring down the high profile fig as a nope, just donald trump. and so what did they do in 20?

19 they dug up dirt on rudy giuliani and then that dirt ended up being used as part of the impeachment of donald trump in 2019. in that case, if there was no, you know, if there was no state department usaid funding to ccrpi, they wouldn't of being presumably had the capital to to go out and dig up dirt on rudy giuliani and so usaid spending to journalists and ukraine comes back to be used to impeach trump well and, and, and to swear me as a russian agent. right. and that's been reported this out there. it's proven. so my tax dollars go to impugning my character and calling me a disloyal american. we now know in ukraine 90 percent, to meet organizations receiving a huge chunk of funding from us an idea now con, run as a result of that funding a drawing up even if we look to georgia in november and some we saw this process that the georgia and government at the time saying usa id was behind funding your

position media and still looking up the process. that's a really having thing is in a little supplies around the world. and these are really expensive allegations, but the reality is, you know, a few months ago, if we had said this, people go, oh, it's a conspiracy theory. it's not true. now we've got a little mosque who's saying that this is a women oh organization that needs to be shut down. we've stood out essentially comparing it to both of williams weiss put in the india job list. so can pon says that the u. s. c, u d has been paying report as around the world to take part to the agencies destabilize ation activities. a lot in the usa. the money has been going towards propaganda. you know, like very far, last or new, liberal war mongering propaganda. and in that aspect, they also started to demonize strong. you know, and so for example, i do,

is this the news through god. i've entered news. nobody has ever heard of it. and it gets $500000000.00 a year from the us to train a journey across the world, the through the train like $9000.00 janet last year. and they have all these broadcast programs. and it's all about the us propaganda, war mongering. we know, so like in the georgia, i mean you survive. can you trade in to add these journalists in a $100.00 gloves, countries around the world. and it's all just uh, propaganda. they started to become very, very much against drunk everything. and now it's like problem of us empire is having,

i mean i the auto immune disorder and the are the siding against one another office . and now to the mid least mice and these role have conducted yet to novice hostage exchange threes riley is returned to holding on site. today, while the boss is brought a 183 upon the student's free today from these ready facilities to the west bank and on both sides of the deal, people a gather to celebrate the return of the loved ones that there were tears of joy as families where we united our team at least bureau chief mire, financing. i sent us this report from ramada, are now in downtown, in ramallah police times to say to with palestinian prisoners release stuff. and the, the israel have not the same degree. what's happening was by bosses promo for prism the only really know through jail and your provide was one of them is why do you now scores immediately surrounded by the press?

everybody wants to interview them. as the final list was confirmed last night, the idea and civil administration, warren's palestinian families against public celebrations, threatened and harassed. but as you can see, the cloud have gathered here despite the warnings. there's more than anticipated problems. getting horses are deployed here to provide security. another star sign, we see so many of them on the ground. i hope you can see them. now here are also ambulances on the grounds, as some of the prisoners are in really bad shape and concerns. here i mention the ambulance i told you about before i made joy freedom. it also dick sole ruefully over 60000 gallons killed all missing in 15 months of war. and the question on everyone's mind, why wasn't this deal reached earlier months ago to avoid so many casualties,

including from the really side as the war to the lives of hundreds of ideas main page. and so i didn't to, to the, following the same return on who's really advocate earlier on saturday, 183 of how this new prisoners were afraid, including several high figures. the only thing does is we're here to deal with one model of the point. the day we're serving like $107.00 will be just the, the ambulance. so we have been able to speak to some of the new release prisoners here. and here's what they have to say, why don't then by the way, lost consciousness while talking to us. we will defend our land with all our

strength. america is real or any other country in the world will not defeat us. we will fight for our land with all we have, including our lives, our children, that our homes the theater. so i spent 23 years in the occupations presence. that is a feeling of a citizen stripped of his rights, returning to one's homeland family and people is a feeling that cannot be described. it is an image that speaks for itself. we salute our palestinian people. we congratulate them on the return of their sons to their embrace, and we hope god willing to welcome even more people being freed. they are currently being subjected to the worst forms of torture and is rarely presence. they are humiliated and trampled upon. we're being tortured every moment and every day they threatened us beat us to our last breast, but all of it is for the homeland. all of it is for the palestinian cause, a defenseless,

impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence. solve later. i was sentenced to 18 years in 2 months. i served 16 and a half years. when the war started, they targeted the prisoners representatives, the leaders of the factions. they were beaten in unimaginable ways. just because you were in the leadership role because you were responsible for something inside the prison, they beat you humiliation. beatings like a food pool, food fills, the food spreading, diseases, scabies among the prisoners. it took a mental toe on us even more than a physical one. life was undeniably harsh when the use began in gaza earlier on the spot of the military and civilian some gathered. i'm a band or we do can points to victory a slogan mentioned yackel frequency use is in reference to the gas of war. a mosque horse. the 3 hostages released hostages, visible in poor condition to speaking to him, who banking the categories and criticize,

and israel for soul unknown phase. be all the bill then was forms the prime minister's office issue. the statements of israel would not tolerate such behavior, promote them is uh, the usually the horrifying scenes we witnessed today. talk to all of our hearts and add to the vivid and pain. so memory of october 7, 2023. the state of israel takes him off his repeated violations very seriously and even more so, the condition of the 3 hostages released this morning. we will not remain silent. but so far there has been no delay in releasing palestinian prisoners. as you can see, the question remains well is will take action or was this just the warning? meanwhile, talks on the 2nd phase of the israel. how much these 5. 6 are about to begin though, they were delayed. you took it, them. yeah. was us visit this thing that is supposed to start off the $42.00 days of the initial stage will focus on ending the war and secure in the release of all remaining hostages,

$7.00 to $6.00 off to today's exchange. and we are hearing that i'm is really delegation is preparing to had to doha. so now it's a waiting game to see how things develop for as an option on oxy reporting from ramallah and to europe now flooded with migrants coupled with an economy that's panting. that's the dumping assessment of the e. u by the hong gary and prime minister of victor alba on the bureaucrats of brussels, have destroyed europe because of brussels. the european economy is slowly sinking because of brussels. our money is being sent to ukraine to a hopeless war. because of brussels, europe has been flooded with migrants. meanwhile, gas prices in europe have hit the highest level since october 20 to industry. and that's according to the london stock exchange. while the spike in early to cost

comes as $3.00 baltic states permanently separate themselves from the roster of the electrical grid. and while that move is going to come at the cost for the trio, the use for him policy chief things, it's a price was paid. but we all take all the story here is our to contribute to rachel . nice. the, a big day for the you says the box chief diplomat. tie a callous all because 3 former soviet satellite states, latvia, lithuania and her home country. estonia, where she previously served as prime minister are all swapping out there historically reliable russian electricity for a system regulated by the folks in brussels whose recent energy security strategies have included. dressing in sweaters like a turtle and recommending groups, showers in russia can no longer use energy as a tool of blackmail. this is a victory for freedom and european unity. maybe she could point to exactly where on the map of europe,

russia supposedly touch the you on wanted lead by black mailing it with electricity . because if that were really the case, it's pretty weird how the officials of these countries like callous. i felt completely free to bad. most russia non stop like someone trash talking their toxic acts while still stealing their netflix password, or like customers who leave scaling yelp and google reviews online, but then still show up every morning like, hey, same table 3 ality is that these baltic countries i've been trying for years to ditch russia supply for the use network. but their new guy apparently just didn't quite have enough cash to make them part of his e, you electrical. busy pair of despite process being the single biggest financial contributor for cross core infrastructure projects like this. these countries were perfectly happy then to just keep plugging into rushes power supply. but the moment they could afford to leave,

it was like jumping from one sugar daddy to another rewriting the whole story, like someone who was escaping a toxic relationship conveniently, forgetting all those years. they benefited from russia's electrical largest. but this kind of rhetoric masking a rather different and contradictory reality is just plastic, tie, a callous. she's been one of the loudest voices pushing, not just to skim the interest of russian state assets in the e. u to find you frame basically making russia pay for the use side of the conflict to like it's the blocks personal atm. but also, he's advocated to go even further and just hand over the russian assets altogether to key of like their gift baskets bought with a stolen credit card that would be rushes to last year. around this time, russia put talis on wants, is less citing. falsification of history for leading the charge to tear down soviet

era, 2nd world war monuments, while she was a stony in prime minister statues, commemorating a time when soviets were allied with the west against the nazis. but that major russet phobia didn't get in the way of her family from cashing in after the start of the train conflict went about a year and a half in reports came out about her husband's transportation company started logistics. and the fact that it was still enjoying business relations with russia when everyone else was being pressure to bail out of the russian market by folks like his wife. since he got busted, he had to offload his 25 percent stake in the company. now, if he'd only been able to keep flying under the radar radar, he could still be raging in house right now. while his wife performs her screw rush routine for the public. look, no matter how much tell us and the preach, european unity and freedom, their actions typically just end up being re, a master class and self sabotage with russia sitting there, i'm watching like it's

a nascar race with endless spectacular process. donald trump has officially suspended usa each to set africa, and the move comes follows accusations that victoria is engaged in the line, grab the pockets wides residents with pensions over the issue spiraling, and even seeing the us back at your state council upon the visit to the nation, that's what often got denies or claims of discrimination denouncing them as missing information. it is the policy of the united states that as long as south africa continues these unjust and immoral practices that harm our nation, the united states shall not provide aid or assistance to south africa. and the united states shall promote the re settlement of afrikaner, refugees escaping government sponsored race based discrimination including racially discriminatory property confiscation. it is of great concern that the foundational

premise of this order lacks factual accuracy and fails to recognize south africa's profound and painful history of colonialism under pop tide. we are concerned by what seems to be a campaign of misinformation and propaganda aimed at misrepresenting a great nation. so africa argues that it's recently passed the line, the expropriation law would only be used to, to replace the property when it's in the public interest. that will court decision will be required and will be compensated. but it is not just that controversial measure the has ruffled washington. the white house statements, specifically side set off a guess, quote, aggressive position towards easel. you'll remember bad, but back in 2023. victoria i filed a genocide case against l. a. v. at the international court of justice. now a sub, i think, in a political party, the economic freedom fight as believes that the new assumptions punishment force that advocates support for

a policy and people. the trump sites that south africa has taken an aggressive position against the united states and its allies. this is the real reason why the usa is pursuing any form of cutting of aid and is harming diplomatic relations with south africa. south africa is being punished for supporting palestinian people in condemning israel for its genocide. if you would say very irrational. and it's very contradictory uh, recurring a recent ti talked to donald trump signed an executive order that prevents refugees from coming into the usa. however, now he sees it as an exception that he wants to say the sign, and that's a executive order, which would allow the so called abuse treated lights. that every can to come to the usa, usa is refugee, but it's

a d e s. and we know that let them don't know, trunk the story. it is based on recent his recent engagement with nature now. and then no, it's a punishment for solar, pico, the, to we sent each to israel a even get to the international court of justice in support of the palestine. and you may have also heard, so don't know, trump saying that he wants to take over the guys right now for the 1st time in almost 3 decades, the potty of the indian prime minister and that under a movie has rump top home in the local assembly elections and you daddy, the b j. b has finally taken the political part of the country in a big blow to the opposition. now in the 7th day seat assembly in delhi, a, b, b, j. p. $148.00, breaking the 50 percent threshold needed for victory. now the opposition