petersburg bruton instead accused the united states of driving up prices. the president also slammed the sanctions imposed by the u. s. and europe as reckless and insane with area people who britain has approved the extradition of wikileaks found a julian assange to the united states. he's wanted the on 80 and criminal charges including spying. washington says a sounds put lives at risk by publishing troves of classified military records and diplomatic correspondence. as sanchez, supporters are vowing to fight the decision. 175, he is in prison. that's the maximum sentence wiki lakes founder julian assange could face in the us. the you case home secretary has now moved him a step closer ordering his extradition. but the assange team say they'll appeal using every legal avenue to keep him out of us hands. the fact is that if he's expedited to the united states, the conditions he will be under will be so oppressive the case he is facing is so oppressive that it will drive him to take his own life. the u. s. accuses assange of working with whistleblower chelse

zoar by and talk merkel defends herself against the accusation of being too naive when dealing with bruton . prudent is hostile to the western democratic model if he wants to destroy the european union because he sees it as a stepping stone tomato as hostile foot some opposite. when a friend leads, you have to close the door, otherwise it gets cold. to quote bertolt brecht and whose theater anglo merkel was taking questions. she may have closed the door to putin, but not locked it. go now to nigeria, where waves of grease are rippling through community after sunday's mass shooting and a catholic church. 22 people were killed and 50 injured when a group of gunmen opened fire on worshippers. marking the christian holiday of pentecost. authorities have given no information about the identity almost if the attack took place in the village of our while in the south of nigeria. this is the region which is usually spared the violence of suffered by some communities in the north. d, w is armika, acoya has been speaking to victims and eye witnesses. this is the aftermath of what happened in this ch

now let's rewind a few months here because bruton, one of the justifications for isn't vision of ukraine, was that nato had crossed a red line for him by trying to integrate ukraine into the alliance. is this current expansion, another provocation against russia? is russia seeing it that way anyway? it's hard to know exactly what i put in this thinking though he may well see it that way. but the counter argument is that especially a sweden and finland, especially with a 100 mile border with russia. you know, the invasion of ukraine changed their calculations about security and about their desire to, to join with the alliance in sweden, as you know, after 200 years of neutrality. so while this may seem provocative to put in, it is a direct result of his failed strategy and the, the decision to invade ukraine in the 1st place. right? it seems the opponent is getting the opposite of what he intended here. do we have any indication of how putin is responding to this? he said things in the past because this is the finish and we just swedish applications to join were submitted several weeks ag

no, there is no sign that bruton actually shifted in his position. actually, i think that he uses these phone calls with the present mac wrong. and chocolate shots to tell the russian public look, we are still respected. we're doing everything right. mike is right, is specially i think, in russia this, this particular message sounds quite powerful and it dialogue is important. no doubt about that. the issue is the, the, basically what is the dialogue about, and i think that this is something that so far has been missing from this, this discourse of the necessity of dialogue with them. because uprooting seems to use it just for propaganda purposes. you know russia, analysts, konstantin anger to thank you to people have been killed in an attack on a seek temple in afghanistan, capital campbell, a taliban spokesman, said attackers had attempted to drive a car laden with explosives into the temple area detonated before reaching its target. there are also reports that gunmen stormed the temple and wounded those inside with a grenade. it's not yet clear wh

it's anywhere in the world, you wouldn't play the flood of your bruton had a tournaments, which would you player speculation call knowing going to kill my home. speculation i just took the generality is any way you wouldn't plan on a moral basis if the money was right. is there any way you wouldn't play had to volunteer question. sorry at any swanson or question, please. you know, answer would, you mean, would you played in parts of africa? for example, if you're asking us to answer hypothetical questionnaire which. and so my answer the question, ah hello, are you watching out 0. these are the stories we're following this hour. a u. s. congressional committee will shortly begin holding public hearings into the january 6th capitol hill attack. last year, you evidence into the insurrection by supporters of donald trump will be presented following a 10 month inquiry. i think you're clear, flagrant violation constitution. i think these guys, women broke the law, tried to turn around in result of election and a lot of questions. who's responsible, who's involved? i'm not, can make a judgme

you said there are people who had dissidence and political activists, and they're against bruton and one political change. but they are disorganized to turn this organized groups into the kind of groups that would stage a civil war and could organize effective armed resistance to the government. what needs to happen in russia? confused to different things. when you are saying the word resistance, what i was telling you was somebody still stunned them. this position. yes, there is no organ, lice, a position in rush. there are position lined people, but there is more. but there are no political parties. there are low government organizations, there are no legal networks or people who are rigid to give a fight political fight, legal fight against the current government. they are either in zion or in jail, but in terms of resistance, if we're talking about the violence reasons. this is growing right now experiential every single day. we see no new and new attacks in the russian territories. buddy, good media groups and course the police cars. recently, it was more serious thing. it was a

we almost knew that latimer bruton was going to use strong language and throw punches at the u. s. and allies. but the president got very tough, perhaps even tougher than expected. and the speech almost sounded like a lecture for russia's enemies shamelessly sham. but i was away, we'll hear about this. so cold putin's inflation. who is listening to such nonsense . it's intended for those who can't read and write, that's all people in our country and in the liberator territories are afraid that we will quit and leave the russian leaders spent quite a while explaining in detail while he ordered the star of russia's military operation in ukraine. he also pointed out how the painful conflict initially unravelled after western leaders sponsored what moscow calls an illegitimate cohen key of in 2014 1st says president cohen, western officials agreed to mediate and guarantee a peace deal between ukraine's nationalist opposition and president in a coven. but then turned a blind eye to the violent overthrow of his government. days later, the russian leader minded the world how the mind and

and there are few reasons for that. firstly, the magic crimea dust or that works well for bruton, it's on his approval ratings. her record levels for a time is really, we're not because of the circumstances have changed, was much more of a focus on the rising inflation falling and comes and the pandemic. this whole mess around your grade and around your planes. so called integration to nature. is that in my opinion, connected said latin with internal popularity and his ratings, which are not very good as funny how russian state media covers the situation. because to them, the main goal is to cover anything except internal. anything except the violation of human rights or killing the free press. the russian president signaled his intentions on ukraine last july, and not by conventional means, rather than issue a press release or hold a news conference. the kremlin, posted of $5000.00 word essay that it said, was written by vladimir putin himself on the historical unity of russians and ukraine. that essay was posted in 3 lang aimed at 3 audiences, russian, ukrainian, and english speakers

as bruton expands in his imperialist manner. google goals kind of pushing, he but we mustn't draw the wrong conclusions. english situation. it would not be wise on the base to ensure that the founding act of nato and russia be disbanded that would just play into pollutants propaganda hands. the very principles that putin has gone against would be devote, are the ones we need to pursue. we need to maintain all of the sovereignty of independent states, and we must remind, put in that these are the international rules of play, the other we more than ever before will fight for an international i was structure based on the rule of law with our partners he didn't allow you ability to publish and then we had more. i believe that sweden and finland will soon be among our allies in nato. i think many of us believe that as new allies, sweden and finland would be a real gain for nato. and for europe as a whole legal league really colleagues, emission tottenham, is a woman named best buy from in when in the next few days. i am at the europe

did shine more light on bruton himself. i mean, she met him so many times during her time in office if she did indeed, and in fact to m a pretty much his, her entire time, almost in office. a vladimir putin was also in the kremlin. and she spoke to him many, many times. and what she did say that something really changed in the relationship . clearly something was broken after the invasion of a crimea. and let's just let her take us on that journey, that process of dialogue, a log and the lack thereof with letting me put in. let's take a listen to that. if they are in a continuity, i see a continuous line of him crossing more and more borders and where the political discussion is now, should we have been tougher politically responding to the annexation of crimea at the time that didn't have majority support, but we also didn't do nothing, but as i said, i think this is the only language that prudent understands that has to be said. he saw that we and not just germany, but many others to no longer had the striking power of th

so you can talk to bruton. clearly you can talk to booting, but on the, from the position of false, it's basically all my, all my experience in ols is yes. so fundamentally of water 0 being union and key european countries. alec in. is it clear and consistent strategy dollars? russia? what you want to do with this gang or for a one she's to russia. re share one are simply destroy no. just ukraine as a gantry. bad ukraine is a nation, destroy ukrainian language, destroy ukrainian mentality, destroy ukrainian. history of the russian president clearly believes everything ukrainian is artificial and it's it kind of justification for he's in viet bureau raylyn. she's and so we need to clearly understand to what kind of consistency strategy key or it be in countries and 0 being union as a whole. going to come up to what's russia it stein and it's a point for leadership. it's a point. whereas of 0 being union, evil and villain should become a jap, will need to go blair, and that's time because it's 21st century. now, there was a puzzle, contin speaking to me a short time ago, or nato vows to bo

so i think that russia and bruton are quite willing to risk and spend a lot more and along the way ukraine is the primary victim. in the world bank figures, the economy will be cut roughly and half millions of people have fled. the country cities are being reduced to ruin. so the longer we go, the more dangerous it could spread, the, the more the russian in the danger of a question of a new use of nuclear weapons is one. most people assume won't happen. nevertheless, to the extent they are lost, i think it becomes more dangerous. so the, the so much at stake and certainly the issue of food is huge. but i don't know how we solve that absent ending the war. that is, unless, unless one is willing to forcibly try to open the back seat and get the grain out, the question is otherwise, are we at the west prepared to share its resources to accept hire food prices at a time of raging inflation? i don't think the by the administration would for all of its humanitarian rhetoric . the democrats face a potential disaster. remember, by elections i to kind of raise prices further, just appear to be givi

they sit down with bruton, you may think november's a long time away actually coming up in just a matter of weeks. the g s. g 20 foreign ministers are meeting in indonesia. so will the other foreign ministers of the g 7 a go and sit down with. so the ladder off the russian foreign minister and a lot shots didn't really answer the question when he was out. he simply said, we're not going to split the g 7. so at the good looks like they're going to come up with a united response, and i'm also hearing for e, u officials that they think the right thing to do is to confront russia and to call it out for what it is doing. and call sir james many the leaders and all of them, the hair that are there at the g 7 and are turning their attention. and we pivot towards madrid where the nato leaders would all gather, are much larger grouping other countries there. and they really will have top of the agenda trying to find a way to include sweden and finland into the group, if they can only persuade turkey. yeah, they, the nato leaders have lots of things. they go to announce many of them. we know they'

with bruton is the aggressor tune chose is war. today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. i think you chose a list of groceries as you speak on the new student. more streamlined the branding, all imports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions. i brush your has destroyed the american customers, boomerang, i way of suffering the i key interest really hitting people in the pocketbook. boys or girls was honest. there are you using your, your router.

president putin to become aware that all countries i, african nations are victims of, of the conflict to bruton said that he was on africa side. is he to be believed? again, i think for me and anybody that has a practical mindset on policy, it will be what actually happens on the ground. right now. they've had a great diplomatic conversation. it appears as the president of sanibel and who's also of course the, the head of the african union is pleased with the conversation he had. the bottom line is what will happen on the ground? if we're having the same conversation next week, then i, it was just really a diplomatic showmanship on the part of food. and nothing has been done on the ground. if we see movement on the ground, if we see the ships moving, if we see the funds to charity situation being addressed by russia, then that's a different issue. but right now it's all diplomatic bluster until we see action on the ground. that changes that, that, that i've had am how do sanction, sorry, i'm surgery, georgia. how do you think washington will, will interpret this meeting and she's the head of th

mister bruton also lashed down at his western colleagues for what he called losing common sense. and also literally forgetting about the interests of their own people. all in a bid to we can russia, president putin also brought up how global economic hardships were being blamed on russia. constant the which according to the russian leader, is totally unfair and something wrong with shameless lucian. but the consumer will hear about this so called pu tins, inflation, who's listening to such nonsense. it's intended for those who can't read and write that. so russia and our actions on liberating dumbass have absolutely nothing to do with it. the current rising prices and the problems with inflation, the problems with food and energy supply, gasoline and the energy sec to crisis. all of this is the results of the systemic mistakes in the economic policy of the current administration in the united states and the european bureaucracy. that's the reason and that. so for them, the beginning of our operation is a lifeline that allows them to blame their own failures on others. everyone un

she repeatedly spoke to bruton in the early days of the war calling for a ceasefire.en administration is seeking to wean the u.s. off of russian uranium imports. they will boost purchases of the nuclear reactor fuel from domestic producers. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg, tom. tom: alice, thank you. brexit override. boris johnson plans to scrap part of his deal with the eu. but how much can the prime minister actually get done after barely surviving the confidence vote? we will explore that next, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 53 minutes and 30 european trading day. losses across european equities of .2%. the s&p e-mini is down .4%, similar picture for the nasdaq as well. let's take a look at things to watch out for today. at 10 a.m. u.k. time we will have euro area data, including gdp and employment, the ecb decision tomorrow. at 10 a.m. the oecd outlook report is released. at 5 p.m. we are due russian cpi, the

for our part, the united states is doing exactly what i said to reduce it. bruton invaded it hands are forced posture and your will station more ships in here in spain were specially more diffraction, dudley and germany more at 35 united kingdom and to strengthen our eastern flag. no permanent headquarters for the army. 5th, gore in poland. as nature is discussed, russia's invasion of ukraine, the kremlin, announced is, forces have withdrawn from a strategic outpost in the black sea, ukraine's snake island moscow called the retreat. a good will gesture to help the you and establish a corridor to export grain from ukraine. but keith says the russians fled the island into speed boats following a barrage of ukrainian artillery and miss all stripes. and he, 7 people have been killed during demonstrations in sudan. thousands have been out on the streets of the capital cartoon calling for a transition to civilian rule. on wednesday, a 15 year old boy was shot dead during similar protests. on a 100 people have been killed during demonstrations since the military seized power last october. and

they alliance between vice president william bruton and the current incumbent president who kenyata that was formed at the time that they were both indicted by the international criminal court . just over 10 years ago, the alliance is proved, rocky. they were indicted for their alleged role in violence in the election and took place 15 years ago. the charges was subsequently dropped off, the witnesses retracted that statement, alliance between router and kenyata as come apart in the last few years. and so in a, in a, in a twist of allegiance is a long term opposition candidate, right? or a finger is actually for the 1st time ever being backed by the incumbent who kenyata. and he's widely understood to be the 1st choice of a candidate by the, on the part of the, of the families, the dominated kenyan politics on business ever since independence from british colonial rule. whereas william brewed so now as it was seen as the outside of the newcomer who's challenging the old political establishment in this poll, is choose to take place on the 9th of august. so the head hearing out 0, that's w

regardless, but certainly the timing on this exact day, i think we can read this is a message from brutons of attacks from russia. and g7 leaders actually _ kinds of attacks from russia. and g7 leaders actually putting _ kinds of attacks from russia. and g7 leaders actually putting on _ kinds of attacks from russia. and g7 leaders actually putting on a - kinds of attacks from russia. and g7 leaders actually putting on a united l leaders actually putting on a united front, saying they'll stay the course with ukraine. but here is a grim, brutal example of moscow's superiority in terms of weaponry, resources and so on. it is certainly a flecks of— resources and so on. it is certainly a flecks of the _ resources and so on. it is certainly a flecks of the muscles, _ resources and so on. it is certainly a flecks of the muscles, if- a flecks of the muscles, if you will, from putin. and certainly this tactic is not new for russia — we've seen targeting of civilians within this conflict before, and we've also seen this kind of targeting of civilians in previous operations that russia has conducted

again fire on san bruton bruno mountain while the staging area is in south san francisco.ning near the brisbane border will continue to monitor it. but for now, good news. no active flames can be seen a lot of fog. maybe, uh, putting this fire out. we're also following a developing story in denville, where an investigation is underway into a crash that killed a pedestrian. it happened just after eight o'clock last night at camino tassajara and wood ranch road, which is not far from sycamore valley park. the victim was walking in the area when a car hit and killed her. the driver is believed to have stayed at the scene. no word yet on the identity of the pedestrian investigators in oklahoma, say the gunman responsible for this week's deadly mass shooting at a hospital in tulsa was specifically targeting his own doctor. they say michael lewis had back surgery on may 19th and had later called the medical center several times complaining of pain and demanding additional treatment. authorities say lewis then purchased an assault rifle and handgun just two hours before he killed