ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, that amir brewton declares, marshall law in for ukrainian reaches. it tightens bosco's grip on territory, said russia eagerly amex last month. meanwhile, persians, top general, in ukraine, admits that his frontline troops are facing difficulties. also coming up a political crisis in the united kingdom continues to escalate with a home secretary resigning permanent molars, constance facing growing backlash from within her own and with the u. s. the midterm elections approaching all eyes are on the latino vote, and the fastest growing voting block. hispanic americans could swing the election. ah, i'm a hitler mohamad. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has declared martial law in for regions of ukraine that moscow illegally alex, after a series of discredited votes just weeks ago, current back to officials. it's her son, one of those regions, announced it would move civilians out of the area ahead of a new ukrainian offensive a step that could lead to forced deportation. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has criticized

the ukrainian results were also hearing from mr. brewton that he doesn't see a need to expand the draft any further. i mean, could this be in response to the public anger over conscription? quite possibly, there's been a lot of anger. there's been a lot of public condemnation, a lot of video shared publicly across russia. and around the world, but also there's a need for russia to essentially see how the mobilization going at this point. how many soldiers are actually enough, or the combat that they're planning. and therefore, a certain pause and re evaluation is probably necessary for the ministry of defense . at this point, we have seen reports about the number of rockets, the number of missiles that russia had to use just in the tax this past monday. the cost for that. so we're talking about shortages of weapons that we're talking about, a shortage of well trained soldiers on top of that. can russia continue to sustain this type of onslaught? i think it's a great question. i believe we are in a relatively uncharted territory. there's a lot of unknowns at this point, what russia can a

as mr. brewton, the president has said that the policy with russia is actually getting more and better and better situation right now to speak about the gas because the gas was declared during just saw. now with this and during that meeting with seeing when we heard that this way sions are going to take place. because the only way that we can do this together was to resolve this issue and red death. you were a should read. yes, europe has the more news already not working or the are high to be pollution? 30 cents to be a solution for that to get. we're just stickly geographically. it's always been a very important location for gas producers, gas providers. it makes financial and logistics sense support to get to become a natural gas hub. there's, there's a fact winter's coming. how much e reserves last this winter that remains to be seen. but at the end of the day, these politicians need to get reelected. their mandate is to serve their country's interest, their people with interest. and if it gets to the point where people are praising, if it gets to the point, people are protest. the

mr. brewton needs to, to give up his domestic audience or something to, to celebrate. so it's clear that the message has got to them that this war, which it is, is not going well. well, it's an ace, what not, what people are with, which it says, but what russians here and what russians here, we don't really know because of the censorship in media and increasing fear of russians to speak openly, to foreign journalists to foreign experts. there's quite a lot of anxiety in the society. so we see this images of rush and fleeing to georgia, mongolia because they are trying to avoid mobilization. so i think there's a quite strong disconnect between what russians is seeing on television we're putting says, and what they hear rumors. and these rumors, they couldn't be quite corrosive. they actually partially led to the collapse of the soviet union. right? this is illegal annexation increase the risk of flooding a pretty much be using nuclear weapons. this is a very sensitive topic that we should be very careful about, you know, putting any probability on that partially because

what exactly ukraine is today, is later willing to liberate the regions that are joining russia. brewton is the aggressor poon chose is war. today i'm authorized with additional strong sanctions. with strangers, you speak on the billing you're spending more money in the rebranding. all in ports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions are bratia, though, as destroyed the american. in fact, mister barish boomerang bay, where you're suffering though, i was really hitting people in the pocketbook. moses was honest, there are you using your, your router visit or not you. this is going to impose severe cost on the russian economy of immediately and over top of that on there by the we have list for the social and then use that for them are started a little bit famous. this all the emeralds been very in the opposite. so to pickup is fixed body. how did show that 21st century is with the asian siege? russia is also an asian country. and we need to develop military cooperation. similar to what nato does in europe propose lower gibberish official for to swing by. look there from

mr. brewton went on to say that both ignored stream pipelines can actually be repaired. but that will only happen if they end up being launched in also, if the security of the pipelines are guaranteed. in other case, there is no point in touching these pipelines now. uh besides, this is mr. pushing way then on the decision by the european nations to introduce a price cap on russian oil, he quoted a famous american nobel prize winner and said that that, that introducing any limits of the on the price would only inevitably leads to deficit and higher prices among other things, the russian leader doubled down on his own assessment that russia was never responsible for the global energy crisis. and he blamed it on the mistakes policy mistakes by ear, peon, and american decision makers that are taking their toll on developing countries to when can we do? but since the expense estimate this year alone is got gas pricing mechanism will bring losses to europe in more than $300000000000.00 euros, which is in it 2 percent of the eurozone, g, d, p, as this could have been avoided i

and in the past few days, brewton has given us all another grim preview of a future in which the appetites of aggressive autocrats outweigh the rights of peaceful states. but we're going to do everything we can, as far as we can to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect the ukranian people. that's very, very important to us. we would all be less secure. in a world war big powers can assault their peaceful neighbors, and trampled their borders by force. well that nato meeting taking place is rushing airstrikes in ukraine continue more civilian targets were destroyed today. the 3rd consecutive day of massive aerial assaults on the country. a strike on a crowded market killed at least 7 people in the town of, of deacon in the eastern don't ask region. the governor, they are saying none of the targets had any military purpose. the kremlin says that these latest air strikes are retaliation for an explosion last week in on the only bridge connecting russia with occupied crimea. today, moscow said that it has detained 8 suspects, connected to what it is calling a ukrain

ukraine this morning saw their energy and military and communications facilities targeted and latimer brewton said, if he attack russia, get ready to be. it's hacked back. that was the main message. appreciate you breaking that down for us ortiz marina cost river live in the studio. another aspect to bring you on today's the bell at men's busy newsday at bell a russian president, alexander lucas shanker. his at his country will deploy a joint group of military forces with russia. these forces have been formed over the past 2 days. the group mainly consists of belushi and soldiers. we were warned that kias has been planning to attack bell ruffian territory. it would be crazy from a military perspective, for them to open the front against bell roost. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that. this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bell roofs. and just additionally, mr. lucas shenker suggested that the troops coming from russia would not be significantly large, but added it would be, quote, not a 1000 tro

mr . brewton said, how do you see that offer, you know, from the beginning of this open the war in my mind, my mind might. so there's numerous appeals and speeches and reports and whatever. and my president was ready for negotiations. my president, even grade a team was negotiating with arson team and you remember there were several meetings, but we were ready for the negotiations for the, for the fruitful negotiations. not for the negotiations on the russian condition, conditions on your memo, some point of time reference. he was started to listen to your ring and delegation and even took, you know, the drop proposals of your grade. then out of a sudden, out of a sudden they return to the british position. you can only negotiate with rational and russian conditions. you can only negotiate one russian red lines. you can only negotiate ultimatums, so one, now we have didn't that if you were here, the narrative of president, we didn't himself. oh, he's a grown, he said, rush, he's ready. if russia we're ready to negotiations, rush, i would not have this sam referendums because you might

so if the president of ukraine does not think the saudi arabia side with mr. brewton, with all due respect to republican, to democratic politicians, who are they took you said your age of siding with mister potent saudi arabia was looking after its own interest. it has no choice but to cooperate with, with the russians. now, look, it's a collateral issue such great, yes. has and not a institutional memory which many in the see don't have in the political sphere to remember that you cannot play politics in america. it is certainly not, has not done this to vantage of democrats or to help the republicans. it's wants to stay out of this. now, it's the administration maybe that saw a political value in it, but the price of more and we as a move. so i mean, if the price of all the shop up to $150.00, we could be talking about that. but the price of oil is actually dropped a couple of dollars since that the decision we can put the graphic up actually that shows, in fact what the spike up and then you know how it's become, come to down where the market is bringing us. so thank you for raising tha

it's because the way the media presented brewton speech was entirely a misleading because you like to live the way it was me to say, oh, put in 1st through down the gauntlet to the west. well, you did not throw down any kind of a gauntlet because what he said is it, on the contrary, it is the way today that is out of sorts with the rest of the world, the west in the grip of a neo liberal etiology. and he also made clear that this 80 ology is here to largely by a kind of minority lead um that runs the west. and that he's not actually in keeping with the values of the where. so i think as you say, license i said that this west a is that goes against the traditional values of many societies around the world. and that it's a very, a hostile, aggressive. he used to put a neo imperial in its arrow insistence on imposing its values. and its culture on the rest, and that is for those who do not adhere to this the neo liberal etiology, others subjected to sanctions on color revolutions, clues, and indeed bombs. and so he was saying low, you know, if the wife wants to go down this path is going

artificially try to limit the prices that only leads to deficit and higher prices plus once again mr. brewton threatened to stop selling oil altogether to the countries that joined these restrictions against russia. when you stand him bestow, let him that we will not supply energy resources to those countries that put on a price cap to those countries, which instead of business partnership and market mechanisms prefer cheating tricks and shameless blackmail. i want to say that we will not act to our own detriment. our principal position is that stability and a balanced energy market and a secure future for people's can only be insured through combined efforts in an open and honest dialogue based on the principles of joint responsibility. am all taken into account each other's national interests. but this is the kind of dialogue we have established without thought as the under the opec class agreement was denied. this bishop dreka 70th maybe was a major point of discussion at the foreign has been whether the use current gas reserves will be enough to get through the upcoming winter. the head o

i would not doubt that mr. brewton will not only declare nato and us as belligerence, but also try to maybe even consider sc, suffering diplomatic relations because the blowing up of their pipeline in effect was an act of war. so i think the and i and michael and michael, they can add to that. it is a declaration of war. the way i look at it. but michael, importantly also civilian infrastructure is no longer, you know, it's not no longer for bowden. they've sent that message. ok, vladimir, you are not in your head an agreement. go ahead. yeah, i think it's a, it opens up on the under a box if you wish. and i think i want to return to this point. we're to said that it wasn't and is kind of a register about, you know, blame in russia, but also simultaneously what a here that right away in the region companies in the region government norwegian, represent there say we are watching for our pipeline and we are preparing all the forces of nature to defend it. so why, why are they saying that the united means like they, they, they afraid, like the answer back that they did something, and now

establish a sequence of events so that, well, i make clear that the immediate cause of the war was mr. brewton decided to launch the war. he and his military staff for whoever else in the kremlin, was intimately involved with decision. and that sense, they bear responsibility for initiating the war and if the war could have been stopped and preventative at that point, then he bears responsibility. and of course, the, the russians bear responsibility for how the war is being carried out. what i'm focusing on the book more is not so much the proximal causes but are for the distal causes. the causes that extend further back in time that are now kind of hidden from sight. that may have been on the newspaper papers, you know, the newspaper on the pages of the newspapers years ago and have been forgotten or they may never been on the pages of the papers at all. so it's, i'm focusing mostly on the distal causes and the causes leading up to the current moment. and you know, in your book i remind me reminded me a bit that a 1012 best seller by christopher clark on the origins of the 1st world war, this

never speak of the girl with bloody met. brewton signed the session of for new territories to the russian federation. that's all the locals voted in a referendum in favor of the big. these are the kind of shell fragments that we found here. there is a city named chatsworth, california usa. all correspondence finds what appears to be thought of the western supplied munition in a city where local authorities, they a boarding school under bus station were sale by ukrainian a.

historic ties at turkish liter ridge of type, or the one who was also in a stomach spoke with mr. brewton about possibly building a new pipeline. the project envisions turkey as a primary gas transport hub for both europe and asia or my colleague, rory sou shade, discuss the meeting between the 2 presidents with the host of our team of worlds apart. program in turkey, responded positively. to this proposal and the teams from both sides are looking very deliberately and very urgent feel. just something like this. now we haven't heard any confirmation from the turkish side yet. apart from saying that, you know, we present on received these offer with big interest. but i think this is something that would flatter turkey a great deal because it offers it then opportunity to raise, extending internationally and economically. and this is something that president or the one has been after for many, many years. it would be russian energy going to turkey, and it's up to turkey, essentially where it goes from there. and could it be the same idea or on that russian energy goes to toki, then toki cel

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