of the the metals very important. they constitute key resources for modern sectors of the economy. we wouldn't be ready to go for administrative resources for working in this direction. in signs of our growing pay towards russian president vladimir putin states that multiple is ready to cooperate with the us and others on trade involving the countries past mineral resources. united states on the you put forward come key thing resolution. all of the ukraine conflict at the un general assembly with members adopting both after amendments sold by brussels, was added to washington's drops, much to the lotteries, annoyed russia's own boy, have this to say in new york about who's standing in the way piece they try to ignore the fact that the winds have changed,

and to clear demand for peace is waiting for, with the only obstacle being the key of usa and is your opinion accomplishes. purchase the all the standing ovation for the next 3 missed members of the danish parliament. rise to their fates for a convicted war, criminal on member of the premium knew nothing as off but the broadcasting from our international new center and most go. this is mark, see hello, and welcome to the program. we begin with breaking news. russia is ready to offer cooperation with the u. s. on rare earth minerals, including those in don't boss and other new territories that was on veiled by the russian leader on monday night. the metals very important,

they constitute the key resources for modern sectors of the economy. so farm, we have done little in this area and we need to do more. so see what we wouldn't be ready to offer. let me state of the sources for work in this direction to all american fathers. when i say buffers, i mean not only administrative and govern mental structures, but also companies should they show interest in collaboration with us. we found out that they have significant more resources of this kind venue print. let me emphasize that somebody's natasha is one of the fund disputed leaders in reserve. some of these that are metals looks like the source of these projects requires special capital investments. we are happy to work collaboratively with danny for an 5 message, including americans. by the way, this is regarding venue territories. the same applies. we had a direct for the following up to our sole goal for new historical territories that have been returned. it was the adoption for the nation that are also such and

reserves that this was the call of it was, of course, on the backdrop, all the security council in new york. but so let him is letting me oppose and spoke extensively about the possible upcoming contact between a rush and the united states mostly. and he said that they will be primarily devoted to biological relations within moscow. and washington, take a listen. pretty good president. trump says the us and russia are discussing major economic projects as part of talks on ukraine. some of the slot and context with each other. and i think such a privileges. now the russian presidents also said that say, he considers it's a good idea for both the united states and russia to reduce defense spending by at least 50 percent. and apparently china could also join and have a listen to that. yeah. because the most common on how china will react to this.

and there were different approaches from the american side on strategic and offensive, and the other very serious issues. therefore, this is a matter of the people's republic change, but we couldn't negotiate with the united states. i don't mind it, but i think it was a good idea to just in the united states who did a nuisance defense budget by 50 percent. and we could reduce it by 50 percent and china with van joined if it's wanted to. we believe it to do, the proposal is good and we are ready to discuss it further. still a lot of their foods and also it's such just on the subject of the reasoning around between the lensky and the trumpet administration. where donal from said that the landscape ratings are as low as 4 percent and he basically is served tower like a dictator and valencia will insert, reapplied with insults will let him air pollution,

has something to say about that. as well as donald trump acting on emotion super well of course, and on the metro losing out. and she gives the reason to show with these emotions. but from what i said earlier, something completely different emotions. some of these actions are based not on emotions, but the cold calculation on the rational approach to the current situation. and then the current situation, to be honest with we wouldn't be interested in the human system. and for the deed composing the ratio was which we added in an arm to call me back. so let me know the fact that a lot of mirrors and lensky had decided to not hold an election. and moreover, began to make comfortable fake ratings from a private pulling companies after trumps. worse certainly didn't add him any credibility as old, letting me approaching cold that swell at sausage behavior and added that as lensky

has absolutely no chance of winning the election shouldn't take place. think of this and see what this is a little bit cut in half of the key effort. she is becoming a toxic figure for the armed forces of ukraine, because he's given ridiculous orders dictated not by military considerations, but by political considerations. and it is not clear what they are based on. this leads to on justifiably, hiawatha is, is not very high. it's a catastrophic loss for the ukranian army. it becomes toxic for society as a whole. and this is evidenced, i think, by today's vote in the rob or to extend his bowers. finally, if he has still involved himself with a decree bending negotiations with the national federation on the peace treaty and those negotiations. and the point is what the point is that he is avoiding those negotiations. why this will sooner or later, most likely, quite quickly. lead doesn't need to leave the control of marshal. and as soon as

that happens, visual, immediately go to collections. they will then be no reason not to hold elections after all, to date elections in ukraine. i'm not held on to the pretext of martial lo smells. letting impose and also spoke about the european union's demands. it's it participates in the negotiations on the several months of the ukraine crisis. well, a lot of me put in and said that's well, anybody as walking basically take a listen. the everything is continuing amazing. are right towards dissipating the negotiations over ukraine. what do you make of this issue and using i've seen nothing wrong with pace. perhaps no one can dement anything here, especially from russia to bless them, demands from someone else, and they have demanded anything from their russell for thousands of years. and now the beings demand the interest or their fault,

they should sit at home and think about why they leave the way they knew and it was collaborative. so they are participation in the negotiation process is still important. we have never given up on the place and we have been discussing this with them. at some point, they're all sorts of professional ideas to defeat the russia on the battle to deal with they themselves. but if you was to contact us then it discloses well us such are the late nights a news from the kremlin. and obviously a lot more to come. you can always find it more on archie, dot com. a word of resolutions was front and center up the un general assembly in new york on monday, an american version faced off with the ukranian, bach. you text and i both passed after the us dropped some european amendments added to it. here's how i washington is on void. describe what was originally on the table on what should have been taken off at

a path to peace is possible. mister president, that is why the united states oppose putting forward another resolution. and that is why we cannot support ukraine's resolution. and we urges withdrawal in favor of a strong statement committing us to end the war and work towards a lasting peace. the united states also request the general assembly take action on the united states, proposed resolution immediately following consideration of the ukraine drafted resolution you when general assembly adopted the us resolution with you amendments . russia and so proposed its amendments to the us draft, but they were rejected, and ukraine's draft resolution was also adopted. and you know, ahead of the un general assembly us opposed by some russian and you amendments to it's dropped from what we've seen as a us has actually abstained from voting for

a full. it's dropped with amendments and russia voted against it. and there were 2 resolutions on the table, the us on ukraine, a you one. the difference is that the u. s. one had less critical language when it comes to russia, special military operations and ukraine, and demanded to be swift. and to the complex. and the 12th resolution from the ukraine and you actually are best, it's still, we're fast to the conflict of this so called full scale invasion and demand immediate and unconditional withdrawal of russian troops. the general assembly should take people to role in determining the basis for the just and last piece in ukraine and in utah, as well as it stands in pacific on a team of all states. as it's liam message hi to voting russian and busted out to the un receiving event, that he actually just those costing that votes not to be deceived. you mean should

political issue no less panic is felt in a number of european capitals where all these years, they don't totally help the key of click and covered up its crimes, but also not should rest of phobia spread on fruits and fabrications about the goals and objectives of a special military operation and as a result, inflated such a huge bubble of lies from which it is now very difficult for them to get out because they tried to ignore the fact that the winds have changed. and the clear demand for peace has been involved with the only obstacle being the key of usa, and is your opinion accomplices stuff, everyone who will press the button in this hold at the moment of voting on the ukraine project, faces a choice either to play along with zalinski and it sounds as if it supposing that fantasy detached from reality will to make it clear choice in favor of practical and realistic looks that some of the construct military action in ukraine in the very near future. and it's do not letting yourself be just say you have something in the head of the one general assembly washington report to the for a no vote on easy use resolution out according to the media, probably to say to

a full country supported washington north macedonia, georgia hungry and israel and according to the hon, gary anne of a 4 in minnesota hungry was actually the quote also of the restitution that was put forward by the us. uh, also stating that he usually does actually escalating the conflict in ukraine and countries of the global south, actually quoted for peace as well. cooking trunk, window of opportunity for peace. it's open now trying to support you all as well. okay. decrypted to peace, including the on the sunday night, reached between the us and russia and of hong loan. she peace talks. china encourages the party's concern to the other stakeholders to participate in the negotiate. she said, you don't, our president has repeatedly adf. um, you know, need to as commitment to peace in ukraine and has even contributed by putting forward a piece proposal to push the parties to us negotiation and

a comprehensive settlement. so that's come in teams, but the current as a lucian does not go far enough in terms of into city and creating a positive momentum towards the peaceful negotiation. so i've got to you tell me the importance to make a real and meaningful progress to us. the piece kind of then contribute to what say the divisiveness. it's interesting to see how everything is unfolding and especially the change of view. west is rhetoric towards the russia and the conflict and ukraine. when earlier the head of a v n a base political thing talk told us the very existence of 2 resolutions on ukraine, starkly demonstrates the current discord between the united states and the european union. and that the vision, it's only going to go 1st and foremost, it suggests that's the west us, the united steel political block is no longer existed. and that we have small,

basically a confrontation between yes and most european use states on the one that i'm still not that states. i'm on the other hand month and it's actually very um, strange if you think about it since knowledge through united states. uh, which basically like started the conflict for your crew are in favor of peace and for the states of the european union who are mostly on the side off on those who wants to prolong this war to thank them. so i think this will not be the last for the last resolution, which has which really so i'm to sense between united states and to europe, his toner, among, with a dark history as part of the extremist ukrainian. as all battalion who stands as a convicted war criminal, but that doesn't seem to bother the danish parliament with lawmakers in copenhagen

rising to their feet to salute the controversial figure. thank you for, for, for the applause that would 1st go to our military. one of home is here with us today, and for all of them for our home in the, for the a with, here's the amount of the center of it to me treat can new per, proudly displaying many call a badge of power. in other photos, cooper can be seen wearing the logo of the so in a missing tropic division, which for a long side new nazis in the as of unit. his group lost the bustle of murder. you felt in 2022, where he and many of its members were taken prisoner by russia. moscow court sentenced them to nearly 3 decades behind bars for the war. crime of opening fire on the civilian vehicle, killing 2 on arm people and leaders shooting

a 3rd on the street. but can you per, was eventually released as part of a prisoner swap and returned home in september. when was seen that played i'd be copenhagen is highly reminiscent of what was witnessed in canada back in 2023, then global. i bridge, erupt. it after a you print, a man who served in nazi germany. 14 boston ss. renovated division was given a lengthy standing ovation in the canadian parliament on the western span housing. stop there, the guardian. we sent the dedicated out article to come about medics that a company ukraine's 3rd a sold brigade. but you won't see any here of mentioning in the article. let those members with maddox were in as off with several of clearly seen wearing extreme this symbols, we heard the thoughts of former us marine corps intelligence officer scott reader,

on oldest it's not just the danes, it's not just the canadians, it's the united states. it's great britain, it's the entire collective west, which has been infected by the rest of phobia to the extent that they've, in effect, had their memories wiped clean. of what the reality of nazi id ology is. and that's the idea. ology exist today in the form of its, you know, successor, a band tourism, the band, terrorist and the, the, the, the individual being applauded. and the danish parliament is a living breathing example of bad dearest ideology. a war criminal who killed innocent civilians, i think as long as in the united states in europe continue to view russia as the adversary. we will empower the historical revisionism that is taking place today. uh,

one that forgives the western ukrainians. the supporters are step um, then they're up there so that the crimes they committed. fighting side by side with nazi germany, the hundreds of thousands of people that they slaughtered tens of thousands of jews, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians paused russians. we forgive this because in the post war era, they prostrate themselves as being anti communist. the anti stolen under no circumstances should the united states ever stand side by side with bad, dearest ukraine. and i think what we're seeing is the united states is moving away from that. we are starting to talk responsibly about the possibility of peace with russia. and hopefully, sooner rather than later, this piece will be manifested in the sad chapter in our history where we applaud the successors of adolf hitler's nazi germany,

people who live in the form of ukrainians who embrace step on banned darrow, that that chapter will become. ready used and put into the past something else to tell you about today, the new trump administration has brought up the death of a julian american journalist in ukrainian custody last year loving. there's a landscape claims he doesn't know anything about gonzalo lira or his plight. and even tried to choke his way out of the topic when the question was raised by a gillian report. a suite unions have die in this war. one of them isa going suddenly to journalists will die unless you referred to you why lean detention. she has family and some to the implementation claims that you ordered it keeps killing it. what can you say about that and how do you respond to the support that pressing the body to has given to you know, doesn't look us ok with the older jordan. the family, yes. that the family of those have to lead to and so i'm pretty decent from the left wing of my country are saying that you ordered the killing of him because he

was supposedly russian agent. i need to ask, i assure you that i didn't know this person and i never knew him. and then no, i know the don't know if he is intelligence or representative over us and it or not . and really like, what can i say if he is russian really, russian no. is to him and american through to the american intelligence and russian intelligence. yeah. too much information. i know. i know that sounds weird. i know, but that's a really hard topic of error and about this. so i'm not sure that one journalist from chilly who is half of him american and other half russian is the really was very dangerous for our army. so i didn't manage it. i'm not the

interesting and touched things. a gonzalo lira was reporting in the eastern ukrainian city of hark, called when most school begun this military operation. 3 years ago, he was detained by the printing and security services and how to choose the spreading, quote russian propaganda. mr. lira said he was tortured in custody, where he eventually died of january 2024, especially due to pneumonia. the case was recently raised by eli moss, now us department of government efficiency head, who accused the landscape bordering the work corresponding which would be here's what the journalist himself stated in 2023. recently released off before being or investigated. by taking a basing in my time, so show it how like help, but it was manageable. but then at 1.2 folks held my head and used to to speak to scratch the whites of my left eye. while asking me if i could still read. if i had

just one, go to crack rape in my 1st cell, but it wasn't too bad. the west stretch was a my fault, so from 1 pm on june the 21st until 7 pm. the next day 30, i was always beaten and sleep deprived my alms, twisted the wrong way around the shoulders in germany beaten. pretty bad we learned last night for a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. and he was now on a motorcycle with a broken rib trying to flee the hunt gary and border. and so i'm wondering, you know, if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest and his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we have a us citizen being arrest being detained and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps, and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on alex, go ahead to find out where it has the state of art investigating. i just want to verify anything before i come and go ahead. ok. well enter national. the 1st commentator marks lebeau to say zelinski is out at you during the media conference

we just saw shows how much teachers about the safety of journalist working in new cream as it was a bizarre and some wise little disturbing and sickening exchange. and at the end of it, i mean that he referred to him as soon as half july and a july i know his half american and half russian because he held an i suppose n t t every gene views like political views. and you see, you know, originally i'm that they tried as needed to pick the, some kind of love of fighting for freedom and democracy was, you know, believe it regularly and presidents and kills its own people who have critical views of the items. and certainly, no problem was also doing the same to an american chalet and put in uh, you know, uh youtube journalist who was a resident in their own country at the very end. zillow is the said,

i'm not interested in that. that'd be the most. he's not interested, he does in my hair, so it doesn't bother him. it doesn't, you know, he doesn't order and i should look into this. there should be an investigation, right. and 5 been insured by my people. that's no, none of that. i'm not interested in this, i don't care the pro russian views the, the ultimate implication is that he deserves to die. so, you know, it's not only its position on the ukraine conflict that the new u. s. administration is reconsidering. the trump team has a very different vision on the mazda of spending that mix up the federal budget veteran us congressman ron paul, speaking on going underground and said revelations about the scale of us. the id activities aren't covered by the new department of government efficiency or shocking, but not necessarily a surprise as washington has been abusing its control of the world's reserve current. so you can watch the full episode try to day on r t. for now though,

here's a short previous what's your understanding of the scale of waste of us public money uh, as revealed by your own must, could judge. even though for years decades i've been talking about this, etc, would lead to a disaster. when it was finally revealed in more detail, it's still even with via anticipation. it's still rather shocking at no way. you know how much trouble we're facing it when i looked at the employees of the usa id is still shocking, but i'm not surprised at all. i have, i think there's a reason for this, and that is our position as a manager of and i am par. and we have the military might of, uh, of, of, of all of all the nations of the world. and we own the reserve currency of the

world, is human nature to abuse and take advantage of it. and it is natural for our, for our allies and not allies will assume that the dollars will flow forever. and they use the dollars. and we end up, you know, abusing it and the abuse is rosure by the debt. and if everybody's concerned about what is happening in the past, and what we have to deal with is the data of $37.00 trillion dollars. um, and i think that's why people are very interested in judge a judge because we're filing may be paying attention to this. and so some of us are very support above it, but we keep our fingers crossed because we want to see it to be true believers the returning to new york on the un security council meeting in the city today. for the 1st time

since the conflict erupt, it in ukraine, a resolution on the conflict has been past 10 nations supported. it's 5 ups think the u. k. fronts, greece slovenia of denmark. it's already being called a historic moment of discussion with all the sent, the american lead draft stayed in its original form without an amendments and calls for an immediate and to the conflict on adopted language that did not call russia on aggressor moscow was in foster to the world body has called the moment a starting point for achieving lasting piece. for more on this, let us cross now to former international security consultants. earl ross mason, for his thoughts. earl, a pleasure to see you and not a former you are, of course the current one and people can get in touch for that. the un security

council has adopted this resolution on the credit conflict without any amendments yours at before without this happened in the way, what's the realm of occasions you're at your initial reaction to this? well, i think it's a positive reaction. i understand that are several of our european allies. uh we're probably not, not overly in favor of it but, but i think it's a positive reaction cuz because it's actually a recognizes some of the facts and the issues on the ground. and in fact, uh the you know, on like what, what we've been told last for years that this was a, and that was a, there was a publication. so russia really was defending itself and security. and it was not to is not the aggressor and the situation, you know, also recognizes some of the that this has been

a long stand the stand and issue. and it didn't go into details, but it actually dates back to 2014, maybe even before that. and, and we had a, basically a confrontation going on in russia. felt that they had to basically intervene. but, but definitely it rushes not, i think, not accusing them again as the aggressor is a major, major steps as far as the realization of the situation. what led up to this conflict? and it's actually a provides a base, i think, a basis of, uh, i would agree with mr. level as far as, uh, a base uh, must go as far as a basis to move forward. is this re, i'll pull a take it in auction or, you know, it's rare up the, you in russian, the u. s. voting the same way up the security console on the ukraine conflict. it doesn't happen. no, it is not that gap between washington and brussels as well as seems to be whitening

some what donald trump deserve the credits for this 1st and foremost his administration. oh hi guys. probably so i mean, uh, and actually i think uh uh the conflict may have happened earlier had he not and he not been in the office the 1st time. um, i think the, the plans that were going forward underneath the obama administration, the, the crew and that occurred in 2014 the funding. now that we know most a largely funded through uh through us uh that uh were funds the demonstrations and stuff that led up to the over through the, through you on a coverage plan. um, if i know if the president, the promotion of that conflict, i mean basically were we were looking i think when he blinked for leasing documents today as well. um, but basically you indicate that everyone knew that there was if we can do.