[000:00:00;00] the refresh on a flight from saudi arabia, process 4 minutes to give his bus to speech booming ties with up for tough, a reboot of ties. west. i don't to miss washington fine and seems to be listening. and it was a day full. the history book, the west side of ation, jeff, out of re add up to the father, tying up impulse with russia in years. the myers are meeting names of groundwater for resurrecting that relationship on ending you print the conversation was very usable. we not only listened but also heard each other, and i have reason to believe that the american side has begun to better understand

our position. diplomacy ultimately is based on actions based on permits instead of 10. but today i heard or we weren't invited. will you been there for 3 years? you should have ended in 3 years. you should have never started it. you could have made a deal with k of offensive, but it didn't have a seat at the table and re add from highlight how it has plenty of opportunities to piece before i take that, it's also time for the e. you to get some bull. it's more important for them than it is for us. we have an ocean in between and they don't show time courses from around the world. i don't want to be off the page to the fees as much, says naples drills take off in indonesia, 8 nations encouraging russia. i'll take the for you,

the latest from our most care about the ship saki international. thanks. but joining us to this wednesday's, but not a name and the rest for most guys, the top did come up sony off to attempt the western leaders who had met with a 5 minute ministration was ultimately responsible for the ukraine. conflicts of using you look like as a progressive yesterday's talk showed. there is a movement towards normalization of relations in all directions. at least there is a willingness by declared willingness to stop this movement to and to solve not only the ukrainian crisis and right, but also to create conditions for the restoration and expansion of hot in the shape of the in trade winds, economics and geo political space between russia and the united states. but for now we need to sort out the legacy of the bite and administration, which did everything to destroy even the 1st signs of the foundation of a long term partnership between our countries. president trump is the 1st and so far the only west and leader who has publicly and loudly pointed out that one of

the root causes of the ukrainian situation was the old vs lines. we were the previous administration control ukraine into ne tucked via none of the west and leaders has ever said that he understands opposition when president booted in a telephone conversation with him. once again, emphasized that what is important to us is he also truces that will allow ukraine to re um, once again. but a long term sustainable piece based on eliminating the root cause is of the conflict, according to trumps position on the by the administration's culpability. here makes them a rare exception in the west, in the collective west long campaign to prevent its decline of influence around the world. and this goes hand in hand with the fact that the west has been using ukraine as a tool and it's foreign policy goals. the i've never been in the construct, you live close at the same time, it was up. we know that the parties of the collective west or much although they have begun to accept the multi polar realities in woods. if i could still seek to

secure that privilege position and preserve the remnants of that form of dominance in that day, what do you mean you live in the west is nothing ready to consider and apply the principles of the un charter in that type. tell it to you and interrelation, for example, in the case of ukraine, they emphasize the respect of the sovereignty and the territorial integrity to about the same time such cornerstone principles of the child, certainly as the rights of peoples to self determination and the need to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms of soul, people without distinction so as to race in the sex language for religion, for not being ignored enough to incidentally utilities were psychically, these fundamental provision is something that will, flouted by the colonizer, as human, and have never been respected by the neo nazi regime in kia? yes, it was with their external patrons conspiring when it was good. we have no doubt to the future belongs to an international affairs. there isn't objectively for them to rift with the progressive world majority on one side and the collective west on the other, which now as you can observe, is unable to united ranks on

a daily basis and candles a band and the selfish habits that have guided during the 5 centuries get ruled the world of those, but we are convinced that that can be no reasonable alternative to the foreign policy that has been approved by our head of state most and the product. however, i've also spoke quite a bit about the diplomatic direction in which russia is going and he summed it up and basically one word, multi polarity. this is connected to the emergence of new centers of power all around the world. which lab, rob described as self sufficient civilizations, and they all are basing their own phone foreign policy goals on these common understanding that the west is trying to roll back the decline of its influence all around the world. and that's one of the reasons why russia has so many common foreign policy interests with the asian consonant as well as the african one. so let's just continue on to find us mendoza. we have many permanent partners on all continents, new order. some of them are relations have already reached the level of strategic

partnership. russian african cooperation was significantly strengthened last november. the 1st step of ministerial conference of the russia africa partnership form was a success. we are working to unlock the vast potential of cooperation with africa. i'm a student that cooperation with the difficulty reduced off to the collapse of the soviet union. we had other priorities at that time. but now we are returning to valuing our african friends in the same way that they value contribution to liberation from colonial oppression. because a little below the small town contrast to the west lab, rob said that this multi polar world is offering the rest of the globe, essentially a democratic alternative through organizations like bricks and the shanghai cooperation organization. offering developing countries, specifically a democratic alternative to the western policies of domination and aggression. very comprehensive 5 speech problems to allow prof as always funded by the press conference. i'll tease donald cool take,

giving us the highlight. thank you very much. to me. of course much speculation is now flooding about when it's not important. and donald trump will again meet in passing, the permanent spokes person was tossed about a potential summit note saying that there was still lots of work to be done before the to need is, can come together. and there will be a need for a certain amount of preparation in the ministry of foreign affairs. and the main task now is to 1st to assess the date and then restore bilateral relations, which were deliberately damaged by the previous years administration and are now in and deplorable states to carry out figuratively speaking resuscitation measures. diplomats will now start working in the light of the agreement that live role rich, but the rubio trust, the american side will tell us who will be the chief negotiator on ukrainian affairs with us after the american side gives its person, depending on who it will be our president will decide who his representative will be. what the american delegation has now left the saudi capital off to those

historic tulips on tuesday negotiations last but over the phone for hours. both sides praise the event, expressing confidence that the pools for a normalization of ties has now chopped it. assessment of the brain conflict is possible with donald trump says that should never have been allowed to stop in the 1st place. and i think i have the power to end this war and i think it's going very well. but today i heard, oh, well, we weren't invited. well, you've been there for 3 years. you should have ended it 3 years. you should have never started it. you could have made a deal. well, we have a situation where we haven't had elections in ukraine where we have martial law essentially marshall lower and ukraine. where the leader in ukraine. i mean, i hate to say it, but he's down at 4 percent approval rating. and yeah, i would say that, you know, when they want a seat at the table, you can say that people have to, when the people of ukraine have to say, like,

you know, it's been a long time since we've had an election. that's not a russia thing, that's something coming from me and coming from many other countries also as well. we also had a chance to discuss with these latest developments, with someone who dislike not being politician has been working hard for years to full start understanding between russia and the west. pink floyd co found a peace activist what's, what's as it's hopeful, the cease fire is not on the costs. the fact that mr. trump and mr. pigeon had spoken together on the telephone a couple of days ago, which encouraging, and that it was definitely a move in the right direction. it sounds as if the folks in saudi arabia, which went on for 4 and a half hours have gone very well. i'm from listening to the tone of voice of the people describing what happened. it sounds as if it is

a move in the right direction and i'm keeping my fingers firmly crossed that that will be a resolution. the button to submit distraction was just continuing the basic american policies since the beginning of the ninety's and their resistance to the idea that the russian federation needed sets and conditions of security for, for it cell phone for the rest of these to mirror. so nothing's read now while it has changed bites and was not talking to purchase, trump is talking to page and that is a huge step in the right direction. since the 2nd well by the west we've main, the us, i'm park because let us be honest, we are pinched all the european states. simple, basically become vessel states attached to some of the site print strings. but

mamma is the united states of america. and we do is we had told a, we've seen that probably of the whole of europe. so there is no united your opinion over basically trump is, has told europe in no uncertain terms that he's not interested in more, any of them have to say peace is interested in paying for nato and the and most of nights is on. so the more so there is, there is a, there's a new parent. oh i, or if you like, but it's not, it's not power. no, there's a new in europe that they're about to be dropped by the united states of america and left to their own devices. how they didn't notice this when the united states blew up the node stream pipelines supplying cheap russian gas to germany. and they said nothing about it and still happens as far as i can tell. no whisper complaint,

even from the german government. the ways always just been tell family by the west to them. part to shop is miles and depend, go on, pull her and kind of photo to the front line, which is what he has done these just on exactly as he's been. so my suspicion is that he's been busy, you know, looking at flight schedules cause he is going to do a run a is just a question of when in my view he's, what is the landscape i think we cannot accept is completely irrelevant. he has, it is not being consulted by the americans, and he is not being consulted by the russians. sunset is so they are the ones having the conversation and saudi arabia that is 7.7, pool must, as the landscape. inevitably age has become. my suggestion to him would be me. don't even think about interfering because they don't want it. but then if they were interested in, well, he had to say,

he believed he would be that i could be wrong. i can, i may be completely wrong and doing him a great disservice. it may be that he's an important voice, but he never is always seemed like a time a glass top is doing as each tells. and that's why suspect 2 years beloved man, if i'm wrong, i apologize too. i don't make what made mean to my ad hominem attacks, but to an outside my. that's what it looks like. or a wide range of issues while discussing the serology capital from the lifting of sanctions to cooperation in the arctic from a restore numbers to tauriel, stop to quote, extra reopened shooting seas for biological trade. the beloved, besides the there was a great interest in removing artificial barriers to the development of mutually beneficial economic cooperation. during the discussion of economic aspects of our meeting today, the head of the russian direct investment fund was present and also presented some problems if that could be resolved quite quickly to the benefit of russia in the

united states. beginning to engage in identifying the extraordinary opportunities that exist, should this conflict come to a acceptable and the credible opportunities that exist to partner with the russians geopolitically on issues of common interest. and frankly, economically on issues that hopefully will be good for the world and will also improve our relations in the long term between these 2 important countries. i think that's essential in order for the 3rd piece to even be possible, which is our ability to work together on other geo political matters of common interest. and of course, some pretty unique potentially historic economic partnerships as well. the key that unlocks the door for those opportunities. however, as the end to this concept, i am i quoted voice here. she sat down with all tea contributor chris adams. oh, he's a big here. the roches economy fall from collapsing on the unprecedented pressure is trying to, as it outperforms so cost course out of the, to

a major feet of the last 2 years has been most go shutting dependence on it from apartments. a look at the russian economy. now we live here with most of the economy is almost entirely been recalibrate that the face, rushes friends and left the house lays. friends of russia has obligations to these friends and assign treaties and all sorts of things that we know from such a lot of how much he respects international law and international treaties that russia signs. so yeah, i don't know whether we're going to see an, a huge embrace even if the americans allow it, every russians on guns and we fight to swift. i think that the whole thing about the switch where we, i mean you, you covered it exanine because um that there's so many limitations and issues that main one is switched is supposedly a non profit organization hosted in belgium. but the us is very easy, easy. it's very easy for the us to obtain information from the switch system using basically tangling coats audits. so it's really not good for a lot of i think a lot of countries are realizing it's not good for that strategic interests, especially when it comes to uh, you know, results as of national importance,

the global tribes using this with system. so really i, i think the conversation coming to the negotiating table now for russia, ross who is in my doing very good position because it isn't, doesn't need to sign a treaty with the us today and everything's going to be rising. ross resolves is issues it's, it's fixed, its own backyard, it's not really up to the us to see how they can fit back into that picture and see for us it wants to be that friend again. exactly, very, very well said is, as we've old and i want us to buy, not all of these weapons sanctions against the russian. not only do they boomerang back to the guys, you issue them, but the russian economy has stabilized. it's improved, it's internalized. it's become multi poder, as well as running into the middle east into asia. meantime, i'm glad you mentioned china. i mean china, the factory of the world, fueled by cheap russian energy. meantime, hey, we see that landscape. and ukraine essentially tried to pull one off for peace, me all these are rare off minerals and you drain, for example, the say he's saying that and is that it's the one step off of the us, these wherever us minerals as compensation for the support of this already being given the trump is like yeah, we want

a lot of that kind of good stuff cuz it does remind me of little bit of a rock outs janice on syria. you know, they always end up going for the natural result. yeah. well, really i, i read and really interesting specific i would even go back further, attended the treaty of this style, the best but more, this level of resources is more then then that was get been gemini, have to give them reparations to the western powers off to the tree to the site, you know, the oh the lloyd george, who was the prime minister of the united kingdom. squeeze until the pip squeak stops what it sounds like. and it goes from one to say to if it's being given to him. but i think the lonely last the invitations of doing that to the country we, what we saw happened often assessed by board didn't way i don't know whether it's sustainable. and i mean, and i don't know whether, how the trainings can have this, this that's good and what is the dictates of this on the like to just give away or does that result as in reparations for money that's basically been started anyways, saying off of the money kind of council, the present president trump told us that, that that's what he told him. of

a situation in the democratic republic of congo continues to spiral them 23 minutes . and group has seems to me to fit you from the east of the country. and now you've done to is deploying more of its troops to the conference, so to support the national army. so this video brought his thoughts. so you've gotten to the soldiers entering the t austin city over here. i just know for what tensions of slides some of his decision to send a aside, the one to 1000 troops to the area came all through a meeting between the neighboring nations, all of this month. the deal c. as a cures lawanda of fact, team the i'm 23 and such and in a struggle for control of a nuclear to mineral resources, to golly, to nice is quite well, let's finish up in indonesia. well, naval drills called motor 2025 on the way off the coast of bali. the exercises joined together as a $3000.00 nations and strengthening maritime piece on the policy or to

correspondent rebec enough to peter decided to adopt. once every 2 years, alicia gathers together naval forces from a variety of nations. for the large scale exercise, camacho, a total of $38.00 countries, including indonesia, have sent their naval forces to participate with 19 war ships, 7 helicopters, and 3 maritime patrol aircraft taking part in this year's exercise. the program is designed to increase reading this for natural and mand meet disasters while enhancing cooperation among nations in dealing with assessor management and humanitarian assistance. and the many disadvantages to improve bilateral, regional and multi lateral cooperation in all countries. and so that they can join in addressing natural disasters, deal with an mitigate them, help countries and difficulties, especially with problems of natural disasters or other humanitarian issues. then

there is also social assistance that needs to be implemented. there is the engineering civic action program, which is a social service that includes road repairs, school improvements and places of worship, which the navy presently carries out among the participating forces. a detachment from the russian navy has arrived for it to pass a fleet corvettes. this is not their 1st visit to naisha. they took part in the 1st, every joint exercise between indonesia and russia in pseudo by a last november, the friendship between the 2 countries, etc. has a long lasting legacy is stored in the mid to it is necessary to note here too that these co operation did not arise today. and or even yesterday. soviet union, in the 19 sixty's, essentially created the indonesian navy during president's economies leadership of the country. and within the we created a navy, a fairly full fledged navy for them,

including the submarine fleet. this was in the late 19 sixty's, our navy transferred 12 about diesel, powered the project 6 on 13 submarines to indonesia. i shut the door now i want to board, but tie it in as the one we've got a hospital ship together with delegations from all participant countries. as the fleet is ready for one of the highlights of the event, the international we review. this brand naval parade showcases the strength of maritime courses from around the world. but behind this impressive worship plays a crucial message. cooperation at sea is key to global security. this exercise aligns with the nation's diplomatic mission to support its foreign policy. it underlines the navy's main task to enhance regional security and showcase its role as a key player in international maritime peace efforts. the same sentiment is expressed by the russian easy. the exercise is not something new for the russian forces. it

is being conducted for the importance of enhancing mutual understanding. i'm not sure it could. i believe i'm not sure. so our ships and all turn come together without partners will fine tune those search and rescue support tasks should have peculiar to the shift that they practice during routine come back. training activities will coordinate. the only particularity would be that these activities will be practiced with partners from other nations, who have slightly different techniques, slightly different approaches to doing so as an activities admit the existing security challenges and tensions of the 21st century. this partnership approach serves as a reminder of the responsibility that these nations share in ensuring maritime peace and stability. it'd be kind of reporting from bali for r t o from also in the news from head is a rap. what was that kind of talk? lots come throughout the day. i'm next. so it is possible. enjoy

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appreciate it. karen, let me go to you 1st and mount jackson. so many things are happening. it's hard even for us, that are news, the people to keep up with it. but i'd like to start with a very broad brush question to you over the last, particularly last week or so. it seems to me that the post world war 2, security and importantly, cultural consensus in the west is falling apart. is that a fair characterization? it's either falling apart or the narrative about it is falling apart. one of the 2 things is happening. reality is starting to emerge. it's undeniable. it's been a denial for people that have been looking at this closely. but um, american politicians have not been they've been playing a game for a long time. certainly under the past 2 administrations, really. so what trump is trying to do, i think, is figure out what the truth is as a starting point. yeah, it's very interesting because david,

a lot of people were very, very critical of pegs that the secretary of defense when he came out and said, would be administration's approach. i know nato for ukraine, no us troops. ukraine is going to have to accept the territorial losses. and just as good, karen just said, i mean that these are facts. these are, these are,