u. s. moscow has denied that the interference in georgia's elections. the accusations have obstructed. charles is for georgia to continue talks on e u membership. and while the block says it will investigate allegations of electro malpractice, the opposition says it won't back down. so any guy ego, i'll just say era attempts for an agreement on what could be the wells fuss? tracy aimed at cutting plastic pollution of filtering of the un meeting in south korea. divisions among delegates from a 175 countries meeting and boost on, on demanding negotiations, countries worst effected by plastic pollution of pushing for the tail. the petro chemical produces like china and saudi arabia at one plastic waste manage without producing production. okay, that you up to date one and one is coming up next the the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure now counter and we there's some of your luxury fashions biggest names, parts of an industry with more than $200000000000.00 but the glossy store fronts and glamorous displays bhaskar fall groppy a reality movie on a video sample, tell

u . s. moscow has denied any interference in george's elections. the accusations have obstructed charges for georgia to continue talks on e u membership. and while the block says it will investigate allegations of electro malpractice, the opposition says it went back down. so when it got jagow, i'll just say era, hundreds of people a riling in mexico city to protest against the many women who disappeared or killed across the country every day. but you on says up to 10 women that killed each day in mexico, a number titled 3000 last year, 1000 small have disappeared. gallano has moved from mexico city. even though no one here would deny the historic nature of the fact that a woman was elected president in a country such as mexico, they're also not to giving her a free pass in terms of assuming that the situation when it comes to violence against women and gender based violence in general is going to be resolved simply because she's a woman. so i think for demonstrators here today and for people that we've been speaking to throughout the campaign of mi

u. s. moscow has denied any interference in george's elections. the accusations of obstruct insurance is for georgia to continue to books on e u membership. and while the block says it will investigate allegations of electro malpractice, the opposition says it won't back down. so any guy jago, i'll just say, era ending romania f. all right, pro russia candidate has won the 1st round of the presidential election. kalen, georgia school has defied the poles and surprised the political establishment till now. go into a run off in december, charlie angela reports. so unknown is colleen joe desk who that news crews didn't even film him, costing his vote. and his team did pay us to not the he is known on tech talking to the independent fall right. candidate who captured 23 percent of the vote went virals with his messages. courtney for an end to aid for ukraine and skepticism. about romania is need to memberships are viewed by more than 3000000 people august . so that was that the experienced i'm accused of extremism of, of being connected with the countr

the attacks on the cities, odessa, and so me come as moscow slammed the u. s. decision to allow ukraine to launch american missiles inside russia. also coming up these toxic small goes from bad to worse. the cities chief minister of calls that a medical emergency in india supreme court tells politicians tact the i'm aaron tilton, berlin. thank you very much for joining us. ukrainian civilians have been left reeling after russian missiles struck apartment buildings in the cities of odessa. and to me, at least 10 people were killed in thousands injured in odessa, when a russian missile sparked fires in the port city and ukraine's north officials say rush, all fired, cluster munitions on the residential area. and so me kind of left in people and entering more than 80 these latest strings come just hours after the us granted you cream permission to use long range weapons to attack russian territory for the 1st time. the weapon systems in question is the us american made our us or rather made army tactical missile system or attack comes moscow, has slammed the move

the attacks on the cities of odessa and so me come as moscow slams the u. s. decision to allow ukraine to launch american missiles deep inside russia also coming up. that leads toxic small goes from bad to worse. the cities chief minister of calls is a medical emergency and indeed a supreme court tells politicians tact the i'm there and told him thanks for tuning and ukrainian civilians have been reeling after russian missiles struck apartment buildings in the cities of odessa. and so me, at least 10 people were killed and dozens injured in odessa. when a russian missile sparked fires in the port city and ukraine's north official, st. rochelle fired cluster munitions on a residential area and to me, killing 11 people and entering more of the navy. these ladies strikes, coming just hours after the u. s. grant of ukraine. permission to use long range weapons to attack russian soil for the 1st time. the weapon system in question is the us made armies. tactical missile system or attack them's las go ahead, slammed the move. seen the use of long range missiles by

the attacks on the cities of ideas in sony mark come rather as moscow slammed the u. s. decision to allow ukraine to launch american missiles deep inside russia. also coming up in the program. daily's toxic small and goes from bad to worse. the cities chief minister calls it a medical emergency and indeed a supreme court tells politicians tax now the .

the attacks on the cities, odessa and so many come as moscow slammed the u. s. decision to allow ukraine to launch american missiles deep inside russia. also coming up these toxic small goes from bad to worse. the cities chief minister of calls at a medical emergency in india supreme court tells politicians to act the .

u. k. 's defense attached a both in keys and in moscow. in the last decade, he told me, was russia's reaction to all of this means a rustling tilt about use 20 twins nix adoption policy since september of the and be able to do this all terms which we like to come out. and at the same time we think of quite for quite a long time. that's too crazy. buick requesting always for so some problem american for 2 and a half years. so these 2 things come together. i'll see people complain to the 2 issues, but actually the need to policy adoption more updates is very much about strategic new to the parents, about preventing a large scale attack on russia, which affects its ability to fall back seat problems by the cable problems. well, it's, uh, so you don't to space on actually the, the attack this issue slightly separate to think much more tactical, which is incompetent reduction. ok. we're hearing russia saying that going to react accordingly. i mean, what do you expect most go to do in reaction to ukraine using these long arrangements solve? yeah

u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine. as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it wants guarantee is not strategies for taking peace and with so much already lost. it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow retains control of its land, even temporarily. cut the cards you currently and government on the presidency. lensky even agreed to such a plan without losing his credibility. i put this question to security and defense, expert ghost of christ as well. there is a sort of in key if people see that a very different see the, a lot of the civilian leaders in thank you for that. you might have people who are sacrifice too much then being very this is satisfied. when i talk to soldiers to say look, we know that the demeter equipment for doing more isn't forthcoming in some west, isn't interested. and we have lost too much if w

missile strike pointing to a psychological wolf at operation carried out by moscow. several western nations including the u. s. close the embassies in keys. in response to the threats of the ukraine had used us, made the missiles known as the tech comes for the 1st time to hit some munition death inside russia. as well as allowing you trained to use the missiles, the bite and his ministrations as also given. keep the go ahead to use american land mines. look kremlin, says a new phase of the war has begun and is vowing to respond accordingly. of the just days after receiving the approval from washington, ukraine has used longer range attack cause me selves. for the 1st time, he think talk gets deeper inside russia. moscow says 6 ballistic me selves targeted military facility in the west and brand squeezen. but it claims 5 of them were shut down. who strikes came? is ukraine mocked $1000.00 days since the start of rushes invasion. after repairing for a ceremony in his own column and ukraine's president full of dimmers, the landscape told you lawmakers to do more to and the conflict last time, you know the lates

u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine. as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it wants guarantee is not strategies for taking peace and with so much already lost, it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow retains control of its land, even temporarily. let's get some analysis now for frank language, use the military analyst and senior lecture and war studies at portsmouth university . frank donald trump has chosen cheese kellogg as his special and boy for ukraine. what do you make of that? good morning, terry. my idea is it's very positive feedback in general, kellogg's been involved in this se for the last 3 years. he's demonstrated, i think, and spoken about, i wanna say support the ukraine. but he's not one of these with what disdainful and hostile commentators and him and the united states got a very serious military

u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it wants guarantees, not strategies for taking peace, and with so much already lost. it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow retains control of its land, even temporarily. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in syria rebels have advanced to the outskirts of a level of safety control strategic task. arise groups is nearly 200 people have been filled and fighting with government forces. state media report for students till 5 level level ms. self philippines. president's phenom demarco's junior says he will not waste time trying to impeach his deputy vice president. sorry, to touch is facing legal proceedings. officer, the public key threatening to have marco's pills. some lawmakers are push

u. s. military aid would be contingent on ukraine joining the talks. and if moscow refused, the us would increase its support of ukraine as added incentive for russia, ukraine's desire to join nato would be put off for an extended period. ukraine has always seen nato membership is crucial to its long term security. it once guarantees not strategies for taking peace and with so much already lost. it's unlikely to be pleased with any deal or moscow retains control of its land, even temporarily. as a banjo stuff castle used as a charity of defense expert with the austrian national defense academy. good stuff . do you think russia is looking forward to the kind of a plan becoming reality under president trump as well as the she of freezing the front. they try to push the offensive as hard as they come to achieve as much as possible and then see by 12 full. i mean, to be very honest, the kind of plan isn't that new to binding arbitration was not willing to invite you train to nature of biting that ministration. never talked about victory or we gaining any borders or rega

the while washington is supposedly not seeking a direct conflict with moscow, it will continue to provide supplies to kid above the u. s. department of defense and the from then confirm the russia ones. the us about the attack of the white house also accused russia of escalating the conflict. but dogs to questions about whether it was in fact, the us, which is to go to the escalation, at every turn at every step is coming from russia. they're the ones who are escalating this. they're the ones who started this war is because of their aggression into a summer territory. ukraine. and this war can and today you hear, say this over and over again. it can't. if russia would stop the war and stop what they're doing with their aggression. so this is an aggression from their side. for a long time, the white house are using these long ridge type in missiles into russia to a type target and say russia would escalate, the war would be really been fight retaliation. so why now? why change the policy now? i'm not going to get into specifics. we're going to continue to be there for ukraine. this is a president that has led on making

solve a target to the military facility and the brand region. moscow has bones, but such strikes would prompt fatality ation and make the u. s. direct participants in the will. so coming up on the program, the german trump will show its mates with the chinese president decision paying out the g. 20 summit and brazil. he presses the chinese leader to use his influence on russia to end to end ukraine. and the case of just the political rights of either a now or national hero. and from making her final statement at the trial, a pub, 51. let's use the money. keeps mckennan. welcome. and we start this program with breaking news because russia's military says that ukraine has followed us, made a tac them's missiles out of military facility on its territory. the russian army says 6 ballistic missiles struck the sites in the west and brimmed region over nights. and that 5 was shut down by its as defense is now, ukraine had only just received permission from the us to fly the long range missiles at russia. the decision must go says, will only add fuel to the fire. and some on this breaking news story, we can brigand dw, use namisha,

u. s. embassy for decades and the first major fire in the late 70s, the moscow fire department came to put out the fire. and my predecessors noticed there was a group and most of the russian firefighters had their turn out on and there was this group that had brand-new turnout gear and they were aggressive wanting to get into thef building. so a lesson learned in more than a decade later the russian's had learned a lesson but not the full lesson because we discovered who the kgb, we had to let the men to fight the second fire. forco the second fire they had e turnout gear and it looked beaten up but they wore a leather business andan not boot. so i write about this in the booknt because i won't go into o much detail for fear of running at a time but the embassy in many of the ways we were under stress was the russian's wouldn't give us engineers and technical staff at the embassy and her fire suppressant system didn't work for you the pump had in the basement was broken and experts at the embassy said we needed visas and the russian's wouldn't give us visas. so we had to have 24/7 fire wat

moscow. let's get into the mid week news. we're up pulling has officially open for the 1st time, a permanent u. s. military base on it's tara tree and it's located around 200 kilometers from the russian border. the opening ceremony, the police president made an interesting admission about the background to the basis construction. shouldn't have to say if i'm president got to these people who don't back then the president lesson kazinsky in the told me the following was andre. then, you know, these missiles are not going to defend poland. as a matter of fact, i mean, but they're going to defend against ballistic missile wrapped up in which could be potentially fired from places far, far away from our country. john, you know, like iran, for instance, think what's, you know, this is going to be an american installation, ice cup and installation, which is going to have on its premises. i'm a military secret, somebody's, some of the top secrets of the united states isn't as nice, which will be protected by the united states today. but this is very important as this will be a us being son polish, saw i

u. s. grant and ukraine. permission to use long range weapons to attack russian soil for the 1st time. the weapon system in question is the us made or the tactical missile system or attack them's moscow, has slammed the move, saying the use of long range missiles by you cream. would mark a radical escalation of the conflict. here's more now and what these weapons are capable of, and what you cream might use them for. these are attack gums, us supplied missile systems fired from mobile launchers. the high tech attack comes use precise guidance components to hit targets. artillery can't reach the biden ministration decision. opens up a range of targets that ukraine has long been asking permission to hit attack comes construct as far as 300 kilometers into russia. that puts important targets into range, including the annex peninsula of crimea, which ukraine considers its own territory. and the couch bridge which connects crimea to the russian mainland. us has reportedly told ukraine to limit it's a tax for now, only to the cost region where russia with the help of north korean soldiers is preparing a counter offensive to take back territory. ukraine took in august attack on this would a

u. s. i n s. and i in indicting a damascus. don't we can be reasonably sure it will cooperate with us in dieting moscow. so it seems almost pointless for russia to it's a sudden these notes, so total, even though it will continue to do so. i don't blame russia for doing it because i think it's, it's a useful exercise because it exposes the uh, the, the places ation of the office. but i think that any hope the turnaround in the near future is extremely unlikely of russia as also being warning about the existence of us funded bio labs and new cravens and tulsa golf was actually has been nominated by president elect. donald trump's, the us national intelligence direct sounds you know, has previously also tried to raise awareness about the issue in the west. why is this story just being brushed under the carpet is not being fully investigated by any international organizations. people just don't want to hear about it because the international organizations are firmly under us control and they are and then their and their purpose is to buttress american propaganda. that's simply the way the, the un works. if

moscow. and this russian for those 2 adults on just good one, you know, because russia, boy, because the u. s. lympics, he said it was a huge mistake. it was just a nonsense, but it's when you know me gentlemen, that said, still that continues. because on the external pressure of the international olympic committee has basically turned into this uh, cuz you could use any improvements they've mostly commercialized, still impact the movement for us and you have with them destroying the olympic move, interested with around has. but, you know, i'm talking about the people i used to work with. one of them here, well, had prominent personalities here and they ended up all the political input does not apply coincidence. and what about the future president? well, you can have any i, if you were to a james is you know, going to use like is doing new steps and decide to ration as present. she was stopped as mesquite for me. i had business mine, but she is not very well versed in politics. you can make a lot of mistakes, but he will put you from the outset. i can tell you of that from his behavior when

moscow's input the dead. they will not make it because the, the office of the o, p. c. w has been totally subordinated to the, to, to u. s. foreign policy. and, uh, the, the, the us has taken over the un, it's completely exhaust control over all its agencies. and the, the idea of an independent, unbiased un investigation has now become impossible. so, so russia is, is they, these claims by russia are very interesting, they're worthy of further investigation. but that investigation will not come from the un or various agencies because their political bias is all too apparent. we saw how the offices used during this, the syrian civil war when the, when b o p. c, w, investigated various allegations of poison gas used by the assad government and those investigations would not honestly done the o. p. c. w is firmly in the us camp and um, essentially has its function essentially is to carry out american propaganda. all right, back to the breaking news that we told you about at the top of the newscast, the idea of his carrying out fresh raids on the lebanese capital media report suggest is really war. planes have launched 7 con

u. s. consumers through terrorist and through restrictions on across the us investments in china with this very close same ship that he's developed with the why moscow, as you mentioned, as you know, massive investments in china through through tests lots. we just don't know how this is going to play out. there's a real tension there. and so i think this is clearly a big part of what the trump transition team is discussing in terms of how they make that balance. so right now we really just don't know if there is so many questions that graham i want to. i was still talking about trade. i want to also talk about security in the asian region. do we know one of the big questions remains? do we know electronics policy on taiwan will be because he has really been all over the place with taiwan, hasn't he? and his 1st time he increased alms sales alms transfers to taiwan. he lifted restrictions on contacts between america and time when these officials, but then recently he said that he called into question the us continued support for taiwan, accusing it of stealing america semi conduct to industry. he even suggested that taiwan should pay for us protectio

u. s. selections and they don't cover that. so that's another before, like a double standard of the rush out and meddling till he is as old as time some spots of 2016. the moscow was accused of playing the pop up master with the election standoff between hillary clinton and donald trump. it was set to be pulling strings from a fox fox to a shadowy troll factory. they turned out fakes to tip the scales and tom's favor. but a big adult forensic research lab, late of filed new evidence that supported the whole ross on narrative. and that's while the democrats themselves were not exactly innocent bystanders. about clinton's campaign lawyer was accused of trying or online rather to the f b i. as he pushed the false information meds, to task suspicion that sometimes russia where essentially working together. now for me, i see on the list, laurie johnson explains why the blaming the russian narrative is back. once again. it's going on here, is the democrats realize they're likely to lose the election if of this free and fair to and so to sit there wanting to set up a fall guy, someone they can blame when it doesn't go their way. and so russia is a convenient villain,