the, the, the ball is in russia, afford a copy and paste call from europe and the us who were at odds over ukraine's war rapids in recent weeks. and that's as a ceasefire. do you present it to moscow and possibly, no, it's conditioned for lasting. they kill people and even newborns. what is the fault of these children? one column comes into a village, shoots 10 to 15 people leaves. this is what i saw with my own eyes in my village running for their lives. celia and all the wives free to say the neighboring lab, and on the way from brutal master caused by the ho far in the 8th is a trap. that's the message from the wind as president who said that the forces of

dependent on the west from african states, ships and destroyers from the russia and china have lined up information for display of naples power for a true off countries completes the designs nevo drills, having spent been the coordination that displayed them in a tree lodge to international loves of us. the what you're watching are the international reaching you from the russian capital i a michael porch. i write our top story, this our, it's up to russia. now that's the message from donald trump as the us delegation is on its way to moscow to present deceased by proposal something moscow has repeatedly rejected in the past. on the schedule,

i will, i won't comment on that, but we had a great success yesterday. we have a full cease fire when ever kicks is what we have to say. it's up to rush. and now now, despite tom's apparent optimism, the deceased biased the us and ukraine agreed in saudi arabia ignores many of moscow's concerns. are to use on us to show velocity. not has more. the most cove repeatedly stay so that it does not seek a time for you cease fire. i need a permanent one and doesn't make sense for russia to negotiate, considering all the advances on the battlefield we're seeing at the moment. so why would most, could you give k of a chance to regroup and re on and continue and drug out the conflict? so, you know, even the day actually has passed off to the cx, 5 proposal and zaleski has actually announced that he's not going to agree to any territorial concessions before. and this is our fight for independence. we're not

going to recognize any territories occupied by russia. our people have been fighting for this. our heroes have been fighting for this. and you know, this just raises the question on what is actually going to be discussed during the cx 5. because the last case seems to be a lead believing in some kind of one deadline because it's play of the concessions will have to be made. something us officials have informed of to everybody knows that this has to, in somehow diplomatically, i just don't think it's realistic to say we're going to expel every russian from every entry of ukrainian soil even cried me a president, trump has acknowledged that reality. and i think it's been a huge step forward that the entire world is acknowledging that reality. all right, is quite ironic how zelinski is going against the us regarding what they have said concerning concessions. but in all of us, what is in it for moscow?

well, not much really, because most go has repeatedly stated that it wants to ukraine out of nato, one sanctions lifted on recognition of the new territories that voted to become part of the russian federation. and none of these terms have actually been discussed, neither by you create a new light, the united states and marco rubio, actually mention sanctions on russia. noting the easy ones will have to be lifted was i didn't say anything about the us as the us doing the same. you've mentioned the you were here and they had been the one green choir. you know, all of this either on board with the ceasefire. now, well, and here's the interesting part because each position on the conflict has changed immediately. one keeps position did. of course you had a very strong probably will stones right top until the talks of ceasefire. but now the european friends, the so who do or been friends of flooding, social media, with nearly identical messages, declaring that the boat is in russia's quote. and it is the same european union

that wanted to pro long the conflict. even when trump came to power and started talking about peace and potentially the associations between most guarantee of what it was ignored and actually the west in general has you know, a track record of this one us negotiating. something russian officials repeatedly underlined, april 2022 eastern booth market on said that the boot and tried to impose some single on zillow landscape. it's another light by mushroom. yeah. because of the paper which was initial, they awesome ukrainians was prepared by ukrainians and we accepted this, there was an agreement to develop if 3232 paper on this basis then board is johnson said the don't do. it's continue to fight to just like the said, the for german intelligence now says that we can not stop until the 20th when

tonight maybe they want to see it out. the drum. yeah. so could they, could they be the the gulf or the phone said they deliver on their own initiative? they would still have 1991 boulder as mine, the screen me and minus some. but those numbers show taking the deal courses every time every time they cheats they lose, then the process continues. so you know, so perhaps this gives us an idea of just how beneficial in quotation marks this proposal is 2 months ago. as a european leaders, i usually offer anything that has russia. now, let me play the devil's advocate here. if washington has something in its back pocket good enough to tempt russia into accepting this deal. i will show all the

parties that the deceased by would not be validated again, well, actually mockery of you mentioned a nightstand and stated that it would be easy to monitor the ceasefire and to detect if anyone actually violates that. well, the interesting thing about modern warfare is there, it's easier than ever to monitor and out. but simply because there's so many eyes on the ground and there's also all sorts of. ready overhead, you know, commercial satellite and the like, it would be pretty hard to hide drawn strikes that would be hard to hide, missile strikes, ballistics strikes, artillery. so i, we, we feel like that is something that can be monitored. you know, it's ironic to hear this from the us officials, especially as for his uh since the misc agreements uh that violations by the key of regime have been ignored, such as shedding office own boss bell, good us coast. i'm, you know, the shedding of this stuff, but all she needs to be a power plant as well. the could have created a serious new place and then he said, agent not a to russia,

play valley. an international atomic energy agency has never actually identified to actually shelves enough of that, but ocean u. p of house on, and they're obviously aware of the strikes and where they're coming from. but just decide to kind of blind di, now with southern, they're willing to want it to the them and tell the truth. so, you know, and this phrase is the question, obviously because it looks like deception, especially given the review himself on the estate. it's just a week ago that it, in fact, is a proxy war between most ground washington turn very clear from the beginning that president trump views this as a protracted stalemated conflict. and frankly, it's a proxy war between nuclear power as united states helping ukraine and russia, you know, really seems suspicious to moscow schools because one of a sudden washington is turning into some kind of media to in this conflict, despite i early a claims that we had just

a week ago that it's only proxy one. ukraine is just a bustle ground. so we saw that has been silence from the kremlin. so we'll have to wait and see what and how everything is going to unfold. now donald trump's former national security adviser has accused the us president of being manipulated by his russian count upon don bolton. the i'll use that is because of law to be put in has a strategy, but from doesn't. the comments came. busy during his appearance on well, it's a pod you can watch the full interview here. inaji on sunday was here was a quick review. a prompt is different from any other american leader. he is an adverb ration, and the i think more and more americans are coming to see that. so a pollutant is able to take advantage of him because putting has a, does have a strategy and trump does not. trump has repeatedly said that he thinks that if he has good relations with a foreign leader, that that means the united states and,

and the country of that leader have good relations. and conversely, if he doesn't have good relations with a foreign leader, then our relations with that country are bad. you know, i don't doubt personal relations have a role in international affairs. but i think get vladimir putin works it. this was a very cold lie and he knows what he thinks, rushes national interest or he knows that the, the trump doesn't think in any kind of strategic way and being a former k g b officer put in is very successful with manipulating. trump. question is how, how long and how much longer he can he can be that successful. the but a lot of inputs and a has been visiting the combined point of russian forces in the course region after ts troops were recently forced back. now rush as chief of staff, a brief the president on the cover in frontline situation.

well let's get more now. so marsh senior correspondent moran garcia. not more or can you take us through what came out of this meeting as well as you mentioned, black, do me a piece for the 1st stop. in a long while dressed in military uniform arrived. come on board. a come on board from where russian forces directed in control in the pool region very close to the front flood that he was with the chief of staff of the russian ministry. if you'd give us a book to drift, the president of the current situation that of course we've seen over the past week or so, a collapse in new crated defense as being both well shared with you. some of the numbers that we've heard, the president being reinstalled. $67000.00,

you cravy and service would have become casualties during the course misadventure by you pray that evasion of russian territory for uh, so its $7000.00 military vehicles that these americans bridges. you pay the and tags carriers that would cause uh to repeat the way with the dc. okay. it would be uh, also uh, but about 40 percent of the casualties of 2 grand have suffered since uh well, uh, suffolk in the course region now lots of and people uh also said this issue seems so if it was. busy arrived in the course, sadly, and that they should all be treated with respect a ride to how we sent to the last part of your audio babbled. we have to leave you

here. now are 2 corresponding moran, that's the bringing us up to speed with the president put in the visit to the coast region area. right. right now. and the ego defense commission that has called a block members to boost the defense capabilities to be able to counter any threat on their own. we're face a clear and present danger. seen by none of us in our lifetimes. most of europe must prepare for that was to prevent that was the possibility of for me is that aggression against us such for the patient is the only way to do it. there is of course, but also supports war in the cities. i'll put a think a full blast, but if it could be the other for the confrontation with nature in 5 years or less, just wanted to go there. it is changing before i weiss most on have a. we must stand on our 2 feet. take charge of our own defense of the tenants.

not but you, you plans to mobilize up to 800000000000 euros for european defends with a sizable amount set to be borrowed despite high debt to less. ready of the, among european countries, and that's despite germany's likely new chancellor frederick, but promising ahead of the recent election that there will be no more blurry. only to flip flop on that decision soon after the boat. while there are fears in funds that president the money of my problem plans to sacrifice social spending to boost defense, but who will receive all the money that was suppose to fund the welfare of europeans. now european defense manufacturer was, although the european only on paper smell, take germany's biggest arms manufacturer, rain the battle it's may just take hold of the shareholders are all from a broad mainly from the united states. the retest european arms producer is from

the u. k. but you will badly see its national flag among shareholders. so to discuss this further, that's a jack ross most professor of economics and politics that st. mary's college of california joins me right now. do i have to have you do i me. so is it another horse to make american businessmen rates out by fueling pensions? always say anything beneficial for the ease you and the u. k. here as well, you know, uh, the 800000000000 uh, talk the bundle is just the tip of the iceberg. i think germany is talking about $550000000000.00 just for infrastructure. a lot of that probably is a military infrastructure. then there will be a couple $100000000.00 law on top of that. who knows what france and u. k are going to spend? we're looking well over a trillion dollars in the new defense spending. well,

that's going to raise the interest levels, interest rate levels, because you're going to have to raise the bonds the issue and that will pull up the interest rates and the economy already quite slow because of sanctions, as we know, but also people aren't aware us has been undermine german economy by its tax policy, which is sucking money capital out of the out of germany and i had of europe. and now they've got the terrace on top of that. so, you know, there's a whole series of policies and all this idea of raising money for the fresh is just going to exacerbate the slow down and the stag nation of europe's economy. and as your point suggests, where here, but we're going to get these arms. i mean, to build a defense, you can pass money, but it's gonna take you at least 5 years to build a defense. where are they going to get the weapons? in the meantime, while they've got to buy it from the us, but they'll be hired tariffs and so forth. so europe is going to become even

further economic dependency in the us. all right, then frederick mazda one elections in germany by valving, no more blowing, but has since changed his mind, how set is best to those who trusted him with the votes as well. you know, politicians, so they say one thing and then they do whatever they're the owners and in the business center, the interest behind them want them to do. there's a lot of money to be made. uh, you know, buying companies in germany, in europe for re re deploying defense. yeah, most of the business isn't doing that well. so this is a new province center for awhile and you can see the stock price is going up. but the u. s. a company is a shadow, banks, and so forth, will deepen their influence over these companies as the financial terms, uh, you know, work themselves out. and basically, you know,

europe is becoming more dependent on the u. s. and the, this, the problem with europe is you've got this umbrella institutions, you know, the european commission to european union is a, b, and so forth that of imposing south on, on the countries of europe and the last 2 decades here. and they're ruling the roost. and they're pretty much isolated from public, uh, resistance here, and that's, that's the main problem with europe. and that's why you see these policies by the politicians, which are really contrary to the interest of the people of europe. and it's going to take some time for a political resistance to, to break that strangle hold. it doesn't look like it's uh, you know, imminent, but they'll be more conflict in, in europe because all of this military industrial, uh, development is going to have to be at the expense of the social program framework in europe. you know, they've been got some nice benefits compared to the us, but that's going to go away. they're gonna have to fund the warfare out of the

welfare. and they're even admitting the financial times a paper in, in britain had this big headline about, you know, welfare of, of warfare. and that's coming that's coming. and that's going to generate more public discontent. but it's gonna take a while to work that out. i think in the meantime uh uh, yeah, is going down the wrong track in uh, becoming more irrelevant and more unstable and economically uh, more on tunnel i think in the long run arrived. we have to leave you here. now adapt to jeff ross, most professor of economics and politics, that's st. mary's college of california. thank you so much for your insight to add to the middle is now in, ty assemblies, wakefield, and that's the assessment by the u. n. s. the one to about civilians being maslick, i didn't visit in recent escalation of violence in syria. now

a representative of all the organizations, human rights office said that the allah wide to really just minority has been targeted. and a number of extremely disturbing instances. entire families, including women, children, and individuals, all the coma were killed. with the predominantly out of white cities and villages targeted in particular. some survivors told us that many men were shots that in front of their families to ensure such hiring violations and abuses are not repeated. it is imperative that the process of i think and integrating um fractions into serious military structures is in line with the country's obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law. so that more disturbing images have advised online and reports at least showing the aftermath of the massacre into room president ahmed also has ordered an investigation into claims of violence

against civilians. they are forward to you say that the perpetrators will be brought to justice. the head full of fun, no one is above the law, the commission will submit all its findings to the body that issued them in the presidency of the republic and to the judiciary. did you do? she already will consider the conviction. it will also consider the acquittal. well, perhaps it will find through this information that there was a likelihood of conflicting any party i made a syrian alo, wides have fled to a neighboring lebanon twist. came from the volunteer. are these thieves sweeney sent in this report? a well just behind may across is not really stretch a river lies to talk to see syria over the past few days, thousands upon thousands of other ones that have made their way into that with them across this very river, as a fleeting and suing violence. meet it out by the just on the right team. many of them have left with just the clothes on that bunk, leaving that homes behind, even leaving relatives behind as they make the journey. and they flee the country.

this hill behind was the very last thing that they see. now people are still making that crossing right now that fleeing bad for the carrying aid on supplies for those that are seeking century in level and women, i call proven sweater. according to locals. hotel ortiz, some 15000 syrians main, the otherwise i'll seeking century people ask us to hide that faces. favorite retribution for family members. unable to escape syria, giovanni's policies are eager to know those that have fled back into the country. now we're hearing that the high tide are out showing policies, which was choose single people from behind this hit. now issuing messages, i will walk that coding for otherwise to return to that homes have promising that i will be safe. however, we've spoken to many people across the course of the few days we've told is horrific stories of finance being be really just being burned down, babies being headed so they are understandably, we're locked into a to i'm also going to move it as close to the border opens its doors to hundreds

of other lights. the local mat tells us that the people need urgent assistance. the . we have more than 2500 refugees and he's a need various assistance. the citizens of the city have provided them with blankets and foam mattresses. and we are now feeding them at the expense of the residents in the mirror, but there is no way to continue. we need charities, we need states to help. we call on the un, we call on everyone to intervene and stop this mess. encores, potable children witnessing homeless that was calling them for our lifetime on the should kill people and even newborns. what is the fault of these children? they throw the bodies of the dead into the sea, into the rivers and into the sewers. the bodies of the other dead are just scattered on the ground. one column comes into a village, shoots 10 to 15 people and leaves. this is what i saw with my own eyes in my village. as soon as they entered the village, they killed a family that came from some of the members of one of the columns,

found them hiding in the fields and shot them all. 2 twin brothers and their uncle, it's getting worse every day. there's devastation everywhere. we do not care who is in power. it is important to us to protect our honor and dignity. why? as soon as you see and all the way you killed him, it's absurd. can't the western country see what is happening to us? they have no pity. no mercy from dozens of cause arrived. they acted like terrorist people were running out of the homes. and it was a little happening in our neighborhood. about 4 or 5 weeks ago in our area of touches, 3 young men were killed. 2 of them were my brothers and my cousin. the situation is tremendously difficult for us. no one is returning to their homes, and others have made their way to tripoli. the largest city in northern evident, hey they receive food and i from volunteers from the out of white community. the supposedly around because of the 2 young men were killed and the rashid gray area and 2 or 3 boys were kidnapped, we escaped with a driver. he picked us up and took us to the fields around. he said,

after that we crossed the river. i don't know if we'll go back to the village. they have not yet a tank down house baton neighbors who did not escape tell us that they were humiliated in their own homes despite the gilani could administration announcing an end to wasn't code a ministry operation big this trust still exists. according to report, the mazda goes and the killings continue, while the real dental may never be known, leaving many failing, they may never see savior again. this is steve sweeney for all t in tripoli. northern evidence. now foreign assistance makes countries dependent on the benefit to us, and that's why the west sends aids to african nations. that's the claim of rwanda. as president polk, i've gotten a, as we are saying age creates dependency. whoever gives you 8 controls your life. and so that's why they want you to

stay with the aid the so do continue country and you're like, i'm a new and it said it and usually it does it cool today to do whether you want you to walk. it keeps her. danny, if you don't do this, we'll just switch off politically or be nice if these were put nice up. so not last year, the us reported the provided more than 12000000000 dollars in age 2 countries in sub saharan africa. but now donald trump is cutting down on foreign assessment as long as he has. ready us the id one die in particular has undertaken considerable efforts and its reliance on financial aid from abroad by improving domestic production and attracting investments associated professor at the university of michael adapt uh cd lobbying by the local says that for an 8 agencies only well for the benefits of western countries,

it's related to that kind of community. i live in data giving this kind of support . so in order to continue, they put in your lives, why it is where you live in it. because from the visual, you know, all those benefits to the west and come through to the door most comfortable. it is not a win win a corporate issue. one is not a win win. corporate is one, is only the don't as winning in this kind of cool finish. one. that's why it fits in this kind of corporation are with who now lives in. if only it is, i don't know is company giving money and saying that you have to put money are live in house, you have to put money on the, on the spot. you have to put money on live in this industrial. this is the kind of on sprint, but i think i'm countries and that is in there will be a lot of for development because there is no development. if you are forced to put

money where you don't want to put in it to. i stay with all the international for all the latest from around the world, and i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. now, stay tuned in around 15 minutes or so when we will have life. are they from cape kind of it all as manned space space x mission blasts off. it's heading to the international space station and he's taking a new crew up with it for the past. no change. it will also be bringing back the to austin not to have been chopped up there for 9 months now. remember what brought you that report that the only supposed to be on the board for a week or so. but where left stranded when the faults developed with that capsule. reminder, you'll be able to see that blast off in around 15 minutes from now and still with us. the

mr. ministers, it's a pleasure to speak to you. so the, the 1st question i have is, as i speak to people who in moscow, there's a perception that the west has changed. they've describing to us completely differently on the president trump. and do you think the us as a, as a culture, i'm not only the perception, but the thing hasn't fundamentally changed and the perception of russia and president putin, i think of what is going on in the united states is the return to normally they're not that states because of this been the, a country or 2 big boxes who competed between themselves, who changed ownership of the white house. but the division during my years in the

united states, which is uh, starting from 910 a to long. uh, i've been there several times serving for a longer period compared to the time the division now is absolutely strike on that occasion. domain dividing line between the democrats and the republicans was more texas less texas abortions thinks we should be part of a normal christian life. and within this christian christianity values, the entire politics were built, arguing with each other. but within the vander switch every by the x, it was the introduction of new liberal ideas, new york on ideas, but most of the new liberal ideas.