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and then the 2 pro ukrainian suspects are reportedly in friendship. police passed the day after monday's bombing attack on the russian consulate in mar, say also it has several children die from a freezing temperatures in gaza overnight as it is rarely official shocks. listeners on the radio referring to palestinians as a sub humans and calls for their elimination. everyone just pushes palestinians into israel. why did the teacher takes them when it made peace with israel? because it didn't want the egypt knew, it would have to deal with sub human scums behaved like barbarian. russia is one of the undisputed leaders in reserve. so these are metals. we are happy to work collaboratively with tammy ford and fox b glued in america. let him know if it weighs in on the rush for rare earth, with
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a bitch to considered joint projects on any russian territories with the us. an idea echoed by donald trump for world peace. and last thing the, you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. our top story here on our 2 french police have, are part of la, arrested. 2 men in connection with monday's attack on the russian consulate in mar, say. the suspects were detained during a pro ukrainian rally console. general status lever on ski says, well, the situation remains tense. the mission is already working. as usual. i don't that, that you have a tax like this are likely to happen again, especially since the police coordinate was here yesterday has been lifted. it has
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now been revealed that both the chinese or french nationals from the very beginning of the special military operation in ukraine. we have received a huge number of threats, of physical violence from the french by emails as well as by telephone. i think there will be an impartial investigation and the perpetrators will receive the punishment they deserve. and i'm sure of it. i also believe the attack was more likely aimed to intimidate console or staff the supposedly. because when you pull financial hard things identified, the suspects, things to say seems to be for, it says that was provided by the russian conflicts and then they tracked them down and found them out of pro ukrainian concert just hours later. this was right in front of the city hall. it's a man in his fifties and another man in his forties who are now in custody. being questioned by investigators who are also looking into the substances and the rest of the found in those bottles that was thrown inside the garden of the russian
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consulates. here in moscow, the russian investigative committee is also looking into the incident and has more on what happened focused on the funding and like the following that talk on the console general of the russian federation. in my say, the investigative committee has opened a criminal case on february 24th, the assailants through 3 bottles containing an, an identified explosive substance onto the premises of the console general. as a result, 2 of them exploded. these actions both the threat to the safety of the institution, staff, the investigation believes that the attackers acted was the intent of complicating international relations within the framework of the criminal case cooperation is underway with the russian foreign ministry. and international request for legal assistance is being prepared in all circumstances surrounding the incident are being established. we also now know that the perpetrators knew exactly where there was from those explosive devices added as it would swear. no, formerly diplomats parts are cars, but not in those days because of those warnings that were issued by russia's
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intelligence services. who said that they received information from europe, that kia was planning a series of publications in the form of terrorist attacks against russian diplomatic missions across europe and particular. in slovakia in hungary as well as in germany, they said that us most likely to happen in baltic and scandinavian countries. and it looks like this was one of their attempts and must go demanded answers right away and a thorough investigation from france. and this is what marie is a harv, other spokesman for the foreign ministry, had to say, as soon as this happened, what happened on the territory of the russian consul? it and mercy. obviously has all the hallmarks of a terrorist act. we demanded from france an immediate comprehensive investigation and of course measures to strength and security. thank god, no one was hurt. now as we understand that local law enforcers are working, but the relevant demands from the russian side has been made. and it looks like france lessons and now french to fresh nationals are in custody,
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who were detained again out of pro ukrainian protest unless i have since of course stepped up security measures at diplomats of commissions and friends. for now, it's only in france, but we'll see of course, how the story develops. to the head of the french and g o. west east nichol america, vip says the west and t rusher. rhetoric is provoking people to commit terror acts against innocent civilians. and to try to maintain war against the people who have done best and in his history regions and against russia. and when we all know that there are very extreme people around. so that's getting around or you create new nationalist coming from new nazi i would say the political parties and, and they want, they want to fight. they want to push this as far as they can to, to, to drive some sort of wedge between russia and ukraine. and this is of course this will count to 5 because we have arrived in a situation where today even the us and registrar avoiding on the same the same way in the un security council. this is practically unheard of in these past tiers. and
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at the same moment we have people in the west or try to do everything they can to, to maintain the what. this is something that i think which is negative for your credit. and it's going to be difficult for us to then ski and such. i would say a global atmosphere and his supporters that they're gonna try everything they can keep bound to do. they couldn't make, maintaining this work. but i think that globally, a lot of people just want to say ok, this time it's time for peace. several children, including a new born girl, died overnight in gaza because of the cold weather. as israel continues to restrict the tents and mobile homeless from being brought into the palestinian territory. video reveals the devastation left in the wake of idea of operations. those returning to the northern regions are grappling with what's been left behind. the solisco, sylvia strongly called the house was a shock for us. i didn't expect them to strike the house. we told them where regular people with civilians,
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with people who are not connected to anything. when the house was struck, i felt that we lost everything because the only thing we own is the house. we lived a nightmare for 15 months, and now this is the greater nightmare. because this is a personal loss for us losing memories and our entire lives in a moment. it's a feeling no words can describe, prevented us am of ads as shocking statements referring to palestinians in gaza as time human as sub humans are broadcast on his really radio by a lawmaker from netanyahu's ruling the crude party. but the, during our meeting with european, an error of the stage set, the parliamentary assembly of the mediterranean. it was obvious that no one wants to palestinians. every one just by pushes them into israel to the why didn't egypt take the as when it made peace with is real. know what's awesome because it didn't want the egypt to know it would have to deal with sub human scum who behaved like
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barbarians to be coming from. nobody wants them to fire storm of control over see off to disturbing remarks from israel's vice speaker. parliament where he refers to palestinians from garza's sub human critics say his language, check those dangerous rhetoric from nazi racial ideology, dehumanizing type groups to justify violence and the ironies and the last is real was found in the aftermath of the holocaust. you have a senior jewish lawmakers now using similar language, and it's not just words. it's a mindset that shapes policy in the same interview, but to relate out what he sees as a military strategy, suggesting to eliminate all a doubts in god's. i'm take a listen. besides, his real needs a lot of ammunition to fight all the terrorists hiding in every hole in every corner. we already eliminated 20000 and we have 10000 more left of the maybe win winning because we're being merciful to the women and children that maybe we should
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just call them the whole place as you're suggesting moment to. i do not enough. we've been, we've managed to properly separate the kids from the adult level. i don't see any innocent adults there. i'm pretty sure the name to my level. so you're saying all the adults and gaza should be killed. anyone still there should be treated as an adult because we have move the women and children they've done with them. and so you're saying to separate the women and children and then target adults that will do the trick is outside of the mobile. i mean, come on, we do not and will not hold back in illuminating terrorist at a time of war. we won't let them get away by dressing up as civilians. we will eliminate them all. and these things when it's come at the crucial moment, while mediators scramble to keep the fragile gas to cease by a from collapsing on surprisingly, mass has fired back of the statements made by the terrorist connects advice. speaker newsome by tory or a public incitement to an ethnic cleansing policy and embody the pass of genocide
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that the war criminals among the leaders of the occupation have chosen against our palestinian people over the past 15 months. isn't just about one politicians, words, it's part of the road, a narrative where palestinians i'll pull trade isaac's pen, develop its rhetoric that dominates is really politics widely spread. it is really media as well designed to trip away human dignity and justify policies of occupation. fueling even more violence right now, while guys are remains in limbo with over 48000 palestinians killed in the war as well as shifting focus to the west bank. where are the app is expanding its large scale operation? tanks have brawled into jeanine in the north, although to wide west bank for the 1st time and 2 decades. 40000 people have already been displaced from refugee camps that were originally meant to shelter palestinians, forced out of the homes of to israel's creation. israel has made it clear it plans to stay in the west bank for at least another year. and some is really politicians
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openly calling for the west bank to become another guys on the speculation as well . maybe preparing to a next the area entirely. so what toys words on the isolated, but rather part of a pattern, take a listen a lot. so if you decide to end the siege to break the siege, it will be in my opinion, a terrible decision. because without hunger and thirst amongst the gods, the population will not be able to recruit collaborators. we will not be able to recruit intelligence. we will not be able to provide people with drinks with food, with medicine. it's clear for everyone today. the right wing parties were correct about the palestinian matter. today it's very simple. you're going everywhere and they tell you a nicely garza, they can put some say in the highlight them, even my attorney's office colleagues who always disagree with me and everything. they tell me most of you, of course, we must. and natalie all guidance. i don't know what the leave i've ordered
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a complete c, jim gaza. there will be no electricity, no food, no more, no fuel. everything will be cut off. we are fighting against human animals and we're ex accord. and it's not just the israel, the language is shifting elsewhere to of to listen to meeting with the bank from an intern. yeah. who us president trump spoke about gaza. devastated by is really as strikes note as a q, many tier in crisis. but as a real estate project suggesting the relocation of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from this group, regardless of their will and their opinion. where is the washington that's once called for a 2 state solution. in a world where wards carry power, the rhetoric against palestinians in gaza and in the west bank is only getting sharper and as languages calais, so do actions pushing 80 hopeful peace even further away. well turning the syria now where a residence of
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a southern and border city are protesting against israel as of military occupation and hawkish rhetoric. the riley and the ross are locals waiving national flags and the shouting empty is rarely slogans. of citizens took into the streets after benjamin netanyahu said, no syrian troops to be deployed to the south of damascus as a leader has demanded a full demilitarization of that area. he ordered the idea of to occupy the buffer zone between israel and syria during the chaos that saw the toppling of the assad government in december, syrians, once these rallies gone from their lands. the tar read, a former democratic staffer who accused joe biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993 has filed an amended lawsuit against the biden administration for damages now totaling $100000000.00. reads. original complaint says after bringing the public accusations against fighting during the 2020 presidential campaign,
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she became the target of government efforts to discredit her and entities such as the justice department and f. b. i webber nice for initial a lawsuit site. $10000000.00 in damages, or i'm joined in the studio now by tara read herself, who is now in our tea contributor sitar uh what was behind your decision to take this next step in this process. and do you think that you'll be successful in this lawsuit? well, my lawyer seems to think we're going to be successful on, so that's helpful. but there was really literally no response by the, by the end and ministration. and they blew by deadlines and just it seemed like, you know, part of the disarray. i think the biden redeem itself, and my case is really an example of the weapon ization of the d o. j and f b i against american citizens. you saw it was catholic citizens. you saw it was some people that were trump supporters or considered considered any kind of
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political opponents of joe biden, even, you know, do the black nationalist in florida that were over the accused of being russian spies and so on. so it seemed to be a growing problem and my case is like the microcosm of the macro caused them. i really so confident about all the evidence that we have. we have e mails, phone calls, witnesses, i mean, so it's pretty straightforward. and i'm hoping with this new administration in place that they will seriously look at it. and it also opens the door for a criminal investigation into joe biden, for the 3rd degree sexual assault. um, you know, remember i came forward in 1993, not publicly, but i went through all the settings. one does and made a senate report that was sealed, fighting has hidden it so for destroyed it. and there's been other things that have been destroyed. so we are also part of the lawsuit,
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is destruction of evidence. and what's interesting is it just came to like today, that right now f, b i n g o j. a whistleblower has said that other evidence is being destroyed. and there's a ton of us lighting shined on that. so entire, this time states there's been f, b, i and justice department operations against you since 2019, when biden ran for and was elected president. can you give us examples of specific, targeted harassment and it hasn't stopped. i was getting death threats and of course when you get a just right, who do you go? you go to law enforcement. so i actually went to my local law enforcement and then were escalated. i went to the f b, i not knowing that they were already weaponized. i also went to times up, which was run by a needed done. she did not tell me. she was already working for joe biden and getting millions of dollars in the process. so there was like a weapon ization going on in the media as well as g o, j and f
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b i. but it went from trying to discredit me to actually trying to have me in prison for perjury. because that was an expert witness in certain cases, to harassing my family. my horse was almost kidnapped, my pets were threatened. so there was a course to online bullying which at 1st i thought was just trolls. and then i was able to trace back some of the trolls to an organization called really america, which is funded by the byte and campaign and by the democrat, by the democratic national committee. and you'll also, there's also trails from u. s. a id where they were funding stories that were not pleasant for joe biden, including mine to suppress them. okay. um, so they were funding us depression and censorship of a 100 biden laptop and mine. what about the main stream media in the us? because of course, we know the whole me to move meant and believe women and all that stuff. but what
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reaction has there been in the us media to the way that you were harassed? i mean, we know the story well here at r t because your colleagues are contributing. yeah. but tell us more. well, i mean, there's been pretty, a resoundingly silence. i mean, in my opinion, need to is a hash tag had it was co opted by the democratic party, like they co op so many movements to try to get votes and try to get attention. and in my particular case, of course, they have pocket see really shown through, in fact, many journalists that were more independent, said my story was the end of the me to move it so to speak. because it shone light on a we democrats. and they don't like that. um the other example was a cuss cuomo and it was a review of how they got together and basically with the media. and we're trying to smear the promo survivors as well as myself. interesting. yeah. um, and so what it had been realistic to follow this time during the,
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by the administration or that's what you waited until trump. but yeah, i mean, we filed, we started to file and it was just, it was, they kept blowing through the deadlines and just ignoring it. now i feel like the files will be revealed and expunged. there's still a field case again is to me in northern california, i want that revealed and expunged. i want to reveal the deep state. i have nothing to hide. i have never committed a crime. i worked hard for, you know, the democratic party for a democratic senator for leon panetta. and so it was really shocking the way they came after me. what i did do in 2019 was i spoke out because of my experience working in the senate with joe biden. i had certain knowledge, and i said if joe biden was elected, he would bring us to a war against russia. and he did that particular interview went viral and of course i received a lot of blow back for that. but i stand by what i said and obviously came through
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and i've also, you know, know, and the corruption of the bite and family for a long time. the fact that he just pardoned all of his family, but he couldn't turn himself. so i'm hopeful that this will hold him in some light and some accountable. and i don't think my case was the only one. there are other whistleblowers that have been targeted like me, you know, and i think one of the more recent examples of that was just after the rage against the war machine. i had been a speaker with chelsea gabbert and some other people and i was in new york city briefly and i was almost dragged into a van that was an f b i event. my daughter stopped it. well, that's another incident that's in the lawsuit. they really tried to terrorize me into silence. and of course it's well known that congressman mat gates had concerns about my safety. and i ended up getting political asylum here and russia st. goodness for marguerite, assuming young and r t. mm hm. and for maria bleaching out who really helped me be
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safe at a time when my family and myself, i was terrorized. wow. and so what is taking away from me is a lot, you know, i lost everything coming forward and um, yeah, so we'll see what happens. but i am hopeful with this new administration that button will be held accountable. yeah. and i can tell you're just getting really emotional, even though it must be really difficult to talk about in your so far away from your daughter. i know how close. yeah. or i can only imagine how difficult that is. yeah . well, what are your thoughts on cash patel? the new f b i director, he's just been confirmed. you expect that you'll be treated differently. that is your claim will be taken seriously. i hope so. i think he knows of it and he actually is a real fire brand. i mean, he's really spoken about how it needs to be dismantled. and, and of course you have dan buttons, you know, who's of the same, is there very strong personalities that really have um, you know,
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have researched all the criticism that needs to, to happen around the f b i to really get it where it's functioning in a way where it's not targeting americans and the same thing with tulsa gabbert. she has a tremendous amount of integrity. i've met her and she's always had the us best interest in mind. so between the chelsea gabbert and cache patel. you know, i'm hopeful and we'll see with pam bundy, i'm not really as familiar with her work, but i understand she's very dedicated as well. okay. well, best of luck to you, and we certainly are regret that you have to go through this experience, but hopefully it will work out fiarty contributor tar read time. you will, you crane is it the only country where the us can find rare are minerals? russia has a lot more of them, and president vladimir putin has offered to jointly develop the resources with washington under donald trump. the latest arrows, metals are very important. they constitute key resources for more than the sectors
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of the economy. so far we have done little in this area and we need to do more. we wouldn't be ready to offer administrative resources for work in this direction to all americans partners. when i say partners, i mean not only administrative and governmental structures, but also companies should they show interest in collaborating with us. we undoubtedly have significantly more resources of this kind than ukraine. let me emphasize that. that actually is one of the undisputed leaders in reserve. so these are levels, these projects require substantial capital investment. we are happy to work collaboratively with any ford and fondness including americans, by the way, regarding the new territories, the same applies. we are ready to check for in partners to our so called new historical territories. that have been returned to the russian federation. there are also certain reserves. they all earlier this month of a lot of or as
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a landscape poured over a once classified map of the vast deposits of rare earth and other crucial minerals during an interview to build up the prints position. while donald trump pushes for a piece bill, lot of repetitive believes zalinski is the main obstacle to a resolution. and then see what this is, lola had the key effort. she is becoming a toxic figure for the armed forces of ukraine, because he's given ridiculous folders dictated not by media type of considerations, but by political considerations. and it is not clear what they are based on. this leads to on justifiably, firewalls is even though it's a very high, it's a catastrophic loss for the ukranian army. it becomes toxic for society as a whole monkey other things incumbent president tom cars in the house, but he wants to make peace by the way. so the we, and as soon as possible and the kind of had a very she is pending in the way of achieving that goal. that's hands the position
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seems to me or the president of the united states. it has nothing to do with russian interests. it's more likely in the interest of you korean or the ukraine in states, in order to preserve ukrainian state which we have nothing against this either. all little, of course, we would like this territory not to be used as a breach, had for a tax on the russian federation. not used as a house file, but each had for us. so that eventually turns into a friendly neighboring state. i'll put and then trump appear to see eye to eye on each other's approach to peace efforts. the sellers, i think he wants to improve the political environment in ukraine to consolidate society, to create conditions for the survival of the union states. and on the whole, it is not so much in favor of russia, although we have a conflict with a cut on searching. it is for the benefit of the plan itself. when i got here,
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one of the 1st clause i made was to present in food and, and we were treated with great respect and they want to, they want to end this war. so that's a big thing. presidents like fellow presidents who can sometimes do what the other one can't. and in this particular case, president trump looks at present important and says you can make a lot of decisions. and everyone has to go along with the president. trump likes that president put and looks at president trump and says, well, you're able to do, you know, quite a bit and influenced people. um, in a way that, that i'm not able to. and also, and what you think, and what you decide president trump can very much impact what the future is going to be for russia, the future with the president put and then the future that comes with the next president of russia. so i think in that regard, they look favorably at one another,
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and i think there is a, a personality i think that they probably do like one another. but that doesn't mean they, each one is not going to try to make advantage of the other. each one wants to get the best of the other one, but they realize they have to do it in a very polite way because they do have a goal. president trump, once president poor, do agree to a cease fire. and present a potent once president trump to help less than some of the sanctions and re enter great, the russian federation into whether, you know, they that the, the g 7 didn't have become g 8 again. but for state visits and, and, and that sort of thing. so it's sort of, they try to complement each other on r t dot com. we have the full breakdown of president clinton's extended media
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interview on the 3rd anniversary impressions and special military operations to our website. to check it out and share your thoughts in the comments section. and to stay with us here in our to international. i'll be back with more news in just about half an hour, and i'll see you then by the of the same rom, just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground the
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the altima 2023. a surprise attack launched against israel by how much militaries show the world the no one had expected the palestinian run. the goal is to have so many cutting edge weapons in the aftermath of the attack militants open, a multi frame for the rockets and missiles that rain down on these rays. this is the see the over the how can it be? that is a ship to the middle east from a country whose tunnel officials constantly complain about shortages of i munition
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and military equipment. anyway, blueprint blueprint past no green demons located us and e. u military, a totals tens of billions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them occasionally use that they need to defend their country. but where does this stage really go? and who decided to, um, a country that just being one of the biggest supermarkets of some of the weapons for almost 2 years. the .
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