fiorella isabel journalist, dear political analyst, host of the convo couch and writer at the fiorella isabel sapstax, thanks again for being uh here with us, fereola, it's truly an honor, now it seems like uh, despite the israeli propaganda that we are seeing all over the news, the palestinan resistance still controls the course of action on the ground in uh gaza, as per the reports by both the al-qassam brigades and the al-quds brigades and uh with us watching all of this uh videos that are being posted online every day, that speaks volume of the deteriorating israeli, military capability, or the israeli entity military capability inside of gaza, how does it affect the global image of the allegedly most moral army in the region? well, i think israel is its weakest point ever, and they will never recover, as we mentioned earlier, is israel just isn't what it has portrayed the world to be, and people are quickly finding out it isn't clearly democracy or even a legitimate state, but it's but a hologram, and the worst part is that israel is using the body count of palestinian civilians t

we are back with our guest from moscow, fiorella isabel, journalist, your political analyst, host of the convo couch and writer at the fiorella isabel sopstack, thanks again for being uh here with us, ferela, it's truly an honor, now it seems like uh, despite the israeli propaganda that we are seeing all over the news, the palestinan resistance still controls the course of action on the ground in uh gaza, as per the reports by both the al-qassam brigades and the al-quds brigades and uh with us watching all of this uh very... that are being posted online every day, that speaks volume of the deteriorating israeli military capability, or the israeli entity military capability inside of gaza, how does it affect the global image of the allegedly most moral army in the region? well, i think israel is its weakest point ever, and they will never recover, as we mentioned earlier, israel just isn't what it has portrayed the world to be. and people are quickly finding out, it isn't clearly democracy or even a legitimate state, but it's but a hologram, and the worst part is that israel is using

well i second what you just said there fiorella isabel from moscow. journalist, political analyst, host of the convo couch and writer at fiorella, isabel substack, thanks million for your time and your contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please do follow us on telegram and on twitter x, and please have in mind completely confidence, complete confidence that press tv is always going to be the voice of the voiceless, especially the people of palestine who we support, who we stand with against this genocidal, incremental genocide that's being implemented by the zionist regime and the west. in collective west against the people of palestine. thank you for watching, we'll see you again next week on the meast stream. on november 16th, the commander of the islamic revolutionary guard course quds force brigadier general ismail khahani sent a public letter to hamas. the letter took the headlines right away, but what was the letter all about? what is its significance? why was it published at this time, and how should it be read without missing point? these and more on this edition of iran

fiorella, isabel substack, thanks amillion for your time and your contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please do follow us on telegram and on twitter x, and please have in mind completely confidence, complete confidence that press tv is always going to be the voice of the voiceless, especially the people of. palestine who we support, who we stand with against this genocidal, incremental genocide that's being implemented by the zionist regime and the west in collective west against the people of palestine. thank you for watching, we'll see you again next week on the mideast stream. you see, it's not just about islam, it's not just about muslim leaders, it's about humanity, it's about the right to live, we cannot be. pan africanist if we can't associate with the oppressed nation. issuing immediate arrest warrant for key decision makers, including mr. netanyahu, who is responsible for violations of international criminal law. first of the headlines this hour, israel presses ahead with the server strikes in the ghaza strip after agreeing to a temporary true which the regi

, journalist, geopolitical analyst and writer at the fiorella isabel substack, thank you very much for being with us, ladies and gents, you can find firela on all of social media platforms and hear what she has to say, because what she has to say is basically what the majority of the public in the west are saying against their regimes, so we thank her uh for that, ladies and gents, thank you uh for watching. watching the medi stream this week and ramadan mubarak to you and all of your loved ones, hopefully this ramadan will be the last ramadan where palestine is not free, hopefully next year will be the free palestine year. ladies and gents, do follow us on telegram and on x, and we'll see you again next week right here on press tv's, the mide east stream. from the environment to business and economy to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts. we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the far-flunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. من بعد الذكر ان الارض يرثها عبادي الصالحون، ا

at the convo couch and writer at the fiorella isabel supstack. thanks amillion for being with us this morning, feurella, now uh, the zionist inhumane war, least to say in gaza has provoked illegal vortex that incompasses the possibility of acts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, now the united states of america officially knows that and yet still chooses to shrug. the thought of a cease fire while still arming the zionist entity to its teeth. what makes the us administration firella indifferent to the facts that i just said, is it that they know that there will be no ramifications against them whatsoever? right? so uh, thank you for having me. not only will they not have any ramifications, this is par and partial to their policy that is necessary for the united states to continue. having its military contingent in west asia, and this is precisely what the biden administration knows, that they cannot forgo their zionist uh lobbious, because if you understand the american government, you understand that these lobbiists run the ent

, journalist, geopolitical analyst and writer at the fiorella isabel substack, thank you very much for being with us, ladies and gents, you can find fiorella on all of social media platforms and hear what she has to say, because what she has to say is basically what the majority of the public in the west are saying against their regimes, so we thank her uh for that, ladies and gents, thank you uh for watching the mad. stream this week and ramadan mubarak to you and all of your loved ones, hopefully this ramadan will be the last ramadan where palestine is not free. hopefully next year will be the free palestine year. ladies and gents, do follow us on telegram and on x and we'll see you again next week right here on press tv's the mideast stream. information about palestine abounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to go deeper and understand all the dimensions of a catastrophe that is dragging on for centuries. daniel hardway, chilean mayor of palestinian origin opens a window to palestine. to understand in depth the present cause of the pales

at the convo couch and writer at the fiorella, isabel supstack. thanks amion for being with us this morning. firella now, uh, the zionist inhumane war, least to say in gaza, has provoked illegal vortex that incompasses the possibility of acts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. now, the united states of america officially knows that and yet still chooses to shrug at the thought of a ceasefire while still arming the cyanist entity to its teeth. what makes the us administration fiorella indifferent to the facts that i just said, is it that they know that there will be no ramifications against them whatsoever? right, so uh, thank you for having me. not only will they not have any ramifications, this is par and parstal to their policy. that is necessary for the united states to continue having its military contingent in west asia, and this is precisely what the biden administration knows that they cannot forgo their zionist uh lobbists, because if you understand the american government, you understand that these lobbists run the entir

down, deeper on what rushes foreign minister said, we're joined here by our tea. corresponding fiorella, isabel. hi there, fiorella. so sergei obviously spoke a lot about oil and gas for what other issues were discussed. right, so other issues were discussed as well, but the, what he said about gas is important in terms of the fact that they've long stated they have not wanted to cut the gas. that europe is basically cutting off its own foot. and this isn't necessarily something that russia has been trying to do. it has just been happening now. one of the things that was the escalation of the conflict happening, by the way, it is never been on russia's radar to escalate this into a nuclear war. even though that is technically a possibility, this is something russia is completely against and has set it off the table. american sky, our american and british counterparts with active support from germans, polish and baltic states really want to turn this war in 3 real one. the one direct confrontation between russia and europe. its advantages for the u. s. and the u. k . who are sitting far away wit

we go live now to our corresponded fiorella isabel in moscow. fiorella. what were the main issues discussed with the foreign minister? was you just heard? not russia's fault that the west is cutting off its own foot. russia has been saying that the gas is there if they want it. but one of the main important points that m. s a lab rob risk discussed really was the fact that the strategic special operation is expanding beyond the don. yes. can lugens republic. and if the west continue to supply ukraine with long range missiles and weapons, it will expand even further. the fact is that they do not want to escalate this war . russia has never wanted to have a type of nuclear crisis, and it's not something that is on the table necessarily, even though there is a process for it. but it's something that russia has continuously stated, they don't want to get to skew our american counterparts through their counterparts. well, anglo saxon think with active support from germans and shan, baltic states. they really want to turn these were into real war and to start t

let's discuss the details with our 2 correspondent fiorella isabel in moscow. parallel or what were the main issues discussed during the interview? yes, so the main points of this interview were absolutely the fact that the geographical and strategic objectives of this conflict have changed. they're going to move past the don yeske and lou ganske regions. and also if the united states, nato, and the e u, continue supplying more and more weapons and continue backing ukraine. the geographical objectives will continue to expand and share. one last point that i think was extremely important was that la rob love rav confirmed, that the notion of using nuclear weapons was not something that was on the table that russia hasn't changed. it stands from that. however, there is a specific doctor in and protocol to follow if that is the case, but that is definitely not something that either a moscow is pushing in any way, shape or form the willing to do so. i don't think that it's in their interest to stop all ties. we bows to cut off all the times without saying to years liquefied natural gas that

from one this we can cross a live to independent journalist fiorella isabel, thank you very much for being with us here in our international. so it's a historic shift to left when candidates are competing for the presidency in columbia. what does this mean for the country's political future? i would say to lessen candidates, i would say a, gustavo petro is slightly left of center, described by many, a social democrat. and rodrigo hernandez is actually a brightly populous, as he has portrayed himself. he is extremely, you know, people call him a mix between trumping zalinski, as i've been talking to activist political leaders here and in bogota. and he's essentially running as a somebody that is going to oppose the establishment. but what a lot of people don't know is that the gentleman that was coming in in 2nd place and dropped to 3rd, who is known as a fee go by to people because he is actually has endorsed for early go hernandez. rodolfo hernandez, excuse me. and we'll go over hernandez and him have already made an alliance. and so this doesnt post really well for gustavo petro pa

so i, let's tell people here on the program without his fiorella, isabel, good to see you this afternoon. so if you could just re straight with what's the story here? all right, this is a huge story. rory, the un isn't happy with australia and as mentioned, considers this a violation of human rights. specifically a violation of the optional protocol to the convention against torture or the op tat. and a failure is a part of this. and so, according to the statement from the un, the south wales government refuses to let these inspectors in these facilities to try to see if everything is going as planned. so after trying to find a solution, the u. s. p t actually said that they had to suspend this trip, that would have lost it on to october 27th because they just weren't allowed to actually visit these cells and these jails, mental health boards as well. and so more than 70 organizations have signed a letter condemning the prison system and the situation with the us. now they also mentioned that the op cat is designed to protect the fundamental rights of detain prisoners, people in detentio

i'm fiorella, isabel has come under fire by ukrainian troops in this. she knew to advance on the battle gr reports from the front line, daily and tranquil. now it groans. that's battalion come on to the just deeper and we're just stuff. i've seen what credit has been attacked, trying to push back at the russian side for treason because of this morning for all is now 10 so far the striking it's a question he had sent cathy come to see the world we're now in one of of this getting an option to begin with domestic, the navy, which is lot of those comes a parent, had arrived at a bad time and was to have you ever since the tides ease to dissuade those months old, fresh sold troops to reinforce we see we are trapped the frog now within like 50 meters. say these, wondering if the next ship conversation, of course still be much longer worth a score coming up. i usually what i got lost the barrel. he's the time to get to what window is. we've detected the enemy and will be killed, run them. what was one's now? blas, the desert flood peaks its way through a tren

i'm fiorella isabel. it's great to have you with us. we start with the russian region of belgrade. were local authorities say a ukrainian drone attack damaged a house on tuesday morning. so this came hours after another ukrainian drones damage several houses in a nearby town. an anti terror operation was launched in the region following a raid by you premium problems, 2 routes. on monday before 1st, i will say that russian forces are continuing to clear the area this morning. the sabbath for his wounded 12 civilians also damaging multiple residential and administrative buildings. meanwhile, us supplied combat vehicles were reportedly used in the raid. one of which was said to be captured by russian forces journalist asked the state department spokesperson on how the attack correlated with washington's claims, not to allow us delivered weapons to be used to attack russian territory with the us distancing itself from ukraine's cross border raid. so in belgrade there were there, obviously these reports and there's images online that suggest american weapons to have been used so. so i

but my colleague fiorella isabel picks things up for you next by or the break by call, a magical place tactical ice clean water is a dramatic geography. and of course, a unique echo system which is developed over the past 25 to 35000000 years. and of course, a place like this just seconds you've come and experience at all for yourself. and visions coming up on our international look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so shorter to conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rather than fear the job. i mean with artificial intelligence, we have somebody with theme and the robot most protects this phone existence was alexis the one and the balloon float to most of the location of the unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program

i'm fiorella, isabel. happy to have you join us. turkey will finally decide who will be leaving the country this week. good with voters ready to make their final choice the sunday . 2 weeks have passed since the 1st round of voting and trick here, and ballots cast by almost 2000000 x pads living abroad, reached the country on friday, with a 3rd place candidate back in the incumbent. president western media has been focused on president erd alons image of an offshore terry and leader are to is marina consider the breaks down whiter kia continues to have such high turn out despite the mainstream media's portrayal of the country as an democratic. it's well known, but the general consensus and the was that's a d a is run by a dictator. and if or the one wins, again, it will spell disaster for their relationship with the country and for the nation itself. but dictators don't normally go into a runoff, and people don't usually both. if they know that they're both mean nothing, inter t a boat or turn out has been

i'm fiorella isabel. it's great to have you with us. we start with the russian region of belgrade. we're a local authority say a ukrainian drones had damaged a house on tuesday morning. there had been no reports of casualties in the incident . this came hours after another ukrainians, rhone damage several houses in the nearby town. an anti chair operation was launched in the region following a raid by you, brady and sabot, for each on monday. for full official say that russian forces are continuing to clear the area this morning. the salvatore is wounded. 10 civilians also damaging multiple residential and administrative buildings. meanwhile, us supplied combat vehicles were reportedly used in the raid. one of which was said to be captured by russian forces. journalists asked the state department spokesperson on how the attack correlated with washington's claims, not to allow us delivered weapons to be used to attack russian territory with the us system think itself from ukraine's cross border raid. so in the there were there obviously these reports and there's images online that s

the actions of the youtube administration from a journalist and analyst from the united states, fiorella isabelverges from the official american position, in particular, she debunks western propaganda about life in russia exactly. this apparently became the reason for the deletion of absolutely all of the american woman’s original videos on the video hosting site, although the official response from youtube simply stated that isabelle’s publications violated community standards. well, on the one hand, in this case we are talking about the usual political censorship, which has already hit many accounts associated with russian media, but on the other hand, at the same time, the american resource deleted other channels of foreigners living in our country, including including those on which it was published definitely entertaining content. but also with positive comments about russia, the trend was expressed by anastasia ivanova, anastasia, good evening, it turns out, from the point of view of the censors, and russia is either bad or nothing. well, it seems that only negativity for western audience

but to get more on this now we're in across live to our correspondence, fiorella, isabel fiorella. take us through what's happened and what we can expect from the for. right, so the 4th russia, china international energy business forum took place in moscow on tuesday and kicked off with russian president vladimir putin and president, teaching ping both addressing the event and acknowledging the ever growing cooperation between the 2 countries. in spite of western pressure and a challenging political international landscape. despite the complexity of the international situation, relations of a comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation between the russian federation and the people's republic of china continue to develop in a positive direction. china is willing to work with russia to forge a closer energy partnership, promote clean and green energy development, and jointly maintain international energy security and the stability of industry supply chains. the forum focused on maintaining agreements between the 2 countries and also expanding on trade and economic development

my name is peter scott taken over from fiorella isabel, welcome to the program. i'd like to use them to use this occasion. e, lose our conversation, train and will create transfer. ara was to quite a move and a we are achieving new milestones. leach can usa or achieve it to below the level of trade of with get me the $200.00 you have $1000000000.00. you have taken part for colleagues and that is a quite common facilities of work between us or even just because we are expecting li prophy. we know that some beaks expecting for the food to make sure that we just g shonasha, gish jones, they're numb, call it ticks and culture. we have a very rich experience of working together talent. we are both in favor of multi polar approaches and actually show democrat port russia such decisiveness in strengthening a strategic corporation and driven down to a widening the scope. she's in a hook of our cooperation and multi party acculturation to strengthen our country's role and support. so we're here teaching in the global development process. your opinion is very important for

i'm fiorella isabel, shock waves are beginning to ripple across the financial world following the collapse of the california base silicon valley bank. it's the 2nd largest collapse of a financial institution in american history. a former treasury secretary warns that without government intervention, the whole venture capital sector could be wiped out. it's certainly is going to have very substantial consequences for silicon valley, for the economy of old ensure our sector, which has been dynamic unless the government is able to assure that this situation is work through silicon valley bank, provided financing for almost half of american venture back technology business, u. s. commercial banks with $209000000000.00 and total assets at the end of last year. the collapse has global implications. media reports claims. some brazilian firms with more than $10000000.00 in the bank have lost their money in that could just be the tip of the iceberg. as v. b has also branches in india, china and all across europe. in the u. k. more than 180 companies have sent a joint letter to the british governmen

alright, joining me in the studio here is our t correspondent, fiorella isabel fiorella. schultz says you can print and helping your clients are missiles at russian forces. that's a pretty big rubber lation from the leader of a needle member states. yeah, it is indeed the german chancellor is facing blow back from his allies because of the fact that he's the quiet part out loud. saying that parents in london are actually eating and target control in senior, waiting, that they are then helping ukraine by conducting a test for them against russians. now this comes after schultz refused to make germany what he said, a part of a conflict in ukraine. also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to farm. german soldiers must a new point and in no place be linked to targets that the tara system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assist

but there is something to say to the subscribers of fiorella isabel, her channel was also deleted without , bloggers and journalists are now experiencing a boom in indignant comments about the video hosting of the pseudo-democracy of america as a whole. the quote harassing western journalists on youtube says a lot about who they really are. fiarella herself moved to russia a few months ago i showed my subscribers the red square of vdnkh, it was too beautiful, apparently it turned out to be for... i don’t know, i’ve been on the blacklist for a long time, and i tried to open my youtube channel, because our government doesn’t like me very much, because it’s clear that youtube could have a big takeover, the audience, our government was very scared, because our government does not want, does not want the american people to know, in fact, how life is in russia, that not everything is so scary, from the point of view of information warfare, here it is... usa six children moved to russia was told how they could live freely without perverted rainbow propaganda, of course, which american democrats

i'm fiorella isabel. great to have you join us. this is really defense forces have reached a mosque in the janine refugee camp defended by palestinian resistance. and the idea struck with these railey air force has claimed to be a nearby threats. at least 8 people were killed and 27 injured in the past 24 hours . the, the palestinian health ministry says that is really missile strikes, targeted residential buildings in the area of the janine refugee camp confrontations between palestinian resistance and the idea of war reported in several areas of the city. medical workers and jeanine se the number of victims is that the highest level since 2002 is really forces also reportedly con electricity in the city, and blocked ambulances from accessing the area r t 's. maria, the notion of brings us more on the situation. it is still not clear how many ground troops participate in this operation, but we do know that more than 120 our months bagels were dispatched. in addition to heavy equipment, find to, to send drones. this is for the 1st

relations with neighboring socialist countries. venezuela heard from independent journalist fiorella, isabel, who says that the colombians have been long trying to get rid of their current government. the columbia. people are sick and tired of having bloodshed. and they have reiterated that this is a fight against for any certain ideology. you know, it's not a fight against capitalism, but they've reiterated this is a fight to at least have the existence of a genuine republic and be able to have a democracy, which is why any candidate that is not the current establishment is a shift for them. columbia is actually largely for country, it's a christian country is a country that has been perpetuated, this whole neo liberal, colonial stay of the united states. a lot of colombians around the country and some in bogota. i've been fighting to get rid of this government no matter if they've had to make alliances with people. they don't agree with the situation right now. we're at least both of these candidates have said that they would like to rehabilitate relationships with venezuela in some way. i

i'm fiorella isabel, happy to have you with us. so we begin this hour with the latest after ukrainian showing of the area. the sun verified footage, posted on social media, shows the aftermath of the attack. several vehicles were damaged by shrapnel while another strike killed. one seville in the regions governor has called this definitely an attack since the start of the war. here's our correspondence from belle through 12 to be exact. i mean the reports say one was killed in one injured . now, a few minutes ago, we tried to drive along the road to shut back and nobody. there was a russian city of kursk, say high position strikes a limit in an air defense systems of military infrastructure. 9 people have been supporters of opposition liter rosemont, his uncle, after 8 in jail, casting serious doubts on his chances of running for president. next year. the cars and buses were set on fire had the situation under control. the opposition leader had previously been accused of rape only has now been sentenced on charges, had to say it go

i'm fiorella isabel. it's great to have you with us. we start with the breaking news. the israeli military has launched several air strikes against gaza following recent strikes, coming from the palestinian administration and lebanon, reportedly in retaliation for israel's raids on alex. so worshippers. ah! here are the latest images of the rocket strikes in garza no casualties have been reported. israel says it targeted hamas training sites, an underground complex is used for weapons manufacturing. ah, and here are the latest pictures from neighboring lebanon were israel claims it hit terrorist infrastructure, but local media outlets reported a palestinian refugee camp came under fire. some of the rockets damaged civil infrastructure. ah, you are you. meanwhile, israel's missile defense to some have been activated is railey settlements bordering gaza, with multiple rockets intercepted earlier benjamin netanyahu said israel's enemies will pay a price for their actions regarding the aggression against us on other fronts. we will strike our enemies and they will pay the

ministers, exclusive interview with our channel, we're joined now in the studio by our corresponding fiorella, isabel. hi there, fiorella. ah. so, sir, gala rob spoke a lot about oil and gas, but what else did he say in the interview? well, let me 1st reiterate that russia's never wanted to cut europe from gas. they've long stated this. it's never been their intention. the issue that oliver off mentioned was the escalation is coming from the west. they have attempted to continue to bring in countries like finland and sweden into nato. they have continued ignoring russia's wishes and europe is essentially cutting off its on foot because the sanctions are hurting them in particular. and through this escalation, we're seeing talks that the west is blaming russia for all of this. when in reality, russia has never wanted to escalate into a nuclear conflict, this has not been something that they are pushing for middle school, local, our american and british counterparts with active support from germans polish and baltic states. really want to turn this war into re, real, was doing the one direct confrontat

while to get more on the story r t fear fiorella isabel is joining us here in the studio. thanks for joining us. fiorella. sure. so 1st i want to ask you about basically the importance of the fact that russia was just recently allowed to inspect the explosion sites along the north stream pipeline system about a month after these exploit explosions took place. right, this is a big deal actually because as you just mentioned, they weren't previously allowed. now this is of course they weren't allowed into the investigation by sweden. we're talking about western countries that russia was surrounded by. and so when this damage occurred and they weren't allowed, it was really frustrating. and they cited that. the reason they weren't allowed was because they were subject to a confidentiality that was directly linked to a matter of national security. and that's, that was their excuse. but of course, who said that the accusation by the wes that russia was involved are quote nonsense . and he specifically said that that they are sure that the u. k. is involved that they're involved

i'm fiorella isabel, happy to have you join us. we'll finally decide who will be leaving the country this weekend with voters ready to make their final choice. the sunday 2 weeks have passed since the 1st round of voting and ballots cast by almost 2000000 x pads living abroad, reached the country on friday, with a 3rd place candidate back in the incumbent. president western media has been focusing on president, are the ones image of a not for terry and liter ortiz, marina, coll cetera. the breaks down why trickier continues to have such 5 turnouts despite the mainstream media's portrayal of the country as an democratic. it's well known that the general concerns run by a dictator will spell disaster for their relationship with the country and for the nation itself. but the traders don't normally go into a runoff and people don't usually both. if they know that they're both mean nothing . and so t, a voter turnout has been consistently high for many years, averaging at over 80 percent. so k is a dictatorship. why to people both are a

all tease fiorella, isabel explains, their nations may be thousands of miles apart, but it seems they are moving ever closer together. cuban president miguel diaz can now is in russia, and it's set to discuss very important political and economic matters with vladimir putin. the states already lend each other a helping hand in sectors covering transport, energy, industry and banking. back in february, cuba lashed out at the u. s. for targeting moscow with sanctions and announce nato's expansion to the east. both of russia and cuba have become experts in defying and surviving western sanctions. now in order to grease the wheels of cooperation even further, the countries or even i hang up the making of mutual settlements and rubles, and crypto currencies to circumvent the effects of sanctions on their economies. and further minimize the reliance on the us dollar. we all keep in russia under sections the circulation of the dollar is the main financial mechanism exists in the was the mutual payments though today and mechanisms are being developed at the level of the countries governments

i'm fiorella isabel. at least 20 people have lost their lives in a nursing home. fire in the central russian city of cameras bo, to other victims were taken to the hospital where they are reported to be in critical condition. the fire broke out at around 3 30 am local time and emergency services have since put out the flames. preliminary findings show the blaze may have been caused by a faulty boiler. the russian investigative committee has begun a criminal investigation. a local journalist reports from the scene weighs more behind me, a building, but the ground pieces of the roof is covered everywhere, not from the bank. the building, the fire has already been extinguished. according to the ministry of emergency situation with the glaze occurred in the area of a 180 square meters, i believe eliminating data from the prosecutor's office say defy, okay, due to the pro ration device the given of the region, the inspection will be carried out in such a way, oh, russian air defense systems have reportedly gun into action in crimea repelling an attack by ukrainian dron

i'm fiorella isabel at the chinese key political event, the 2 sessions, the countries foreign minister said he hopes that the you would embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the ukrainian conflict, adding that the u. s. further escalates the conflict and pursues its own agenda by undermining the proposed chinese piece plan aimed at easing tension. kito syndrome regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction. an escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda. am in the u. s. providing tons of military and financial aid to ukraine. china's foreign minister says washington also disrespects his country sovereignty last year. speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi paid an unexpected visit to taiwan, sparking a sharp response from aging and large scale military drills. meanwhile, the minister accused the us of, quote, formulating a plan for the destruction of ty, one common t shirt and go. the chinese people ha

washington can maintain its grip on it's traditional conservative ally, arctic. contributor fiorella, isabel takes a closer look at what the result means for the country and the continent. this is a historic election for colombia, for the 1st time ever. columbia has the chance at a fair election. they exerted their right to elect a popular candidate. columbia has notoriously had fraudulent elections and so this was a historic when, not just for the less but for the entire country of columbia that has been trying to get rid of this for decades. for the longest time. columbia has endured civil conflicts from the military police on civilians and from us fact, governments. and so this when represents an end to that, a movement towards peace, a chance to get rid of the old system and be able to usher in a new system. let's remember that colombia is the only nato partner in latin america. for the longest time the united states has exerted control the military bases and the framing of colombians in the military. and so this marks a shift away from mat towards a more sovereign state. the reaction ha

i'm fiorella isabel with the top stories for this hour. we begin with the latest situation in ukraine where kiya forces launch a barrage of attacks on tuesday against a strategically important bridge in the city of keratin, which is currently under the control of russian forces. local authority say that the bridge was temporarily closed after the latest, but the cities air defense systems had intercepted the earlier missiles. the bridge has previously been struck several times. the incident came after ukraine's president confirmed his forces had begun a counter attack in the region. as russia lead forces continue to advance in the don bath, lugens authority, se be our army has taken control of the key, lay gore's power plant and don yeske. the ganske officials claim ukrainian forces mind the area before retreating and now a clean up operation of the territory surrounding europe's largest thermal power plant is underway. among the russian troops involved in the operation are members of the wagner group, a private military company. our t is

i'm fiorella isabel, great to have you with us. to our top story. russia will station tactical nuclear weapons in neighboring bella, ruse in response to the deployment of american nukes in europe. that's the message from president watt him you're putting in his latest interview with us, me say sandwich president lucas santo is right when he says, the bellows is our closest ally, as americans place their tactical nuclear weapons on their l. s. territory and train crews and pilots to use them if necessary. we have decided to do the same without violation. i want to stress that we continue to meet our obligations in terms of non proliferation of nuclear weapons. we have already assisted our bel russian colleagues to re equipped their planes. and planes are prepared to utilize such weapons. we have already sent are well known and deficient iskander systems that can also carry such weapons. beginning on the 3rd of april, we will start to train crews, and on the 1st of july, we will finish the construction of a storage facility, specific

my colleague, you know, neal discuss the latest with our tea fiorella, isabel. so this is a very narrow victory for democrats with 5249 in the senate. 50 for democrats. now this is because catherine cortez moscow. best fit former attorney general adam like salt, giving them that lead. this is after the arizona victory and the victory of course of john federal min and pennsylvania. this now may say it's less important for the georgia race which will take place in december to determine any sizeable difference because b, p harris can actually cut that tie. and in congress though, we have still a, the races going on both being counted in california, arizona, in oregon. and of course neither party has breach. so 218 majority that is needed. and many are questioning why this red wave that was supposed to happen according to republicans did not happen. and according to many, it has to do with inflation. it has to do with the fact that perhaps voters voted against the trump in discourse. and also abortion issues were very high, young voters said come out to vote, jen z

well as commonplace corruption inside the country has caused some concern in the west. ortiz fiorella, isabel explains, after backing precedence lensky with unless accolades for the last 5 months. western politicians and media are suddenly speaking out about ukraine's internal corruption, nepotism and instability that seem to have long played job. this comes after the ukranian president's firing of several officials, including his once close friends, prosecutor general irina benedict's law and the head of security service. even baton off, it's a delicate situation for us officials as they've continuously defended and given ukraine billions of dollars. but the last case laid as actions are being viewed by some as authoritarian. while the americans want to avoid backlash, that could make it more difficult for them to pass more aid for kids. the situation also seems to discredit the popular western fantasy that ukraine is this democratic free country highlighting corruption and internal division as a very real and present issue. ukrainian president vladimir zelinski as dismissal of senior offici

i'm fiorella, isabel, residential areas of the don. yes, republics. capital continue to be struck by ukrainian shelling according to local authorities with videos of the on suey explosions, circulating online. this unverified video shows multiple blas over dawn. yes. local officials, playing ukrainian forces fired nearly 500 different shells at the city on saturday alone, leaving one person dead and 9 others injured. o, russia lead forces continue to work on deactivating, prohibited anti personnel, p f. i am one at old minds that can now be found in great numbers in the don. yes, city center and in nearby residential areas after ukrainian troops launched them into the area. romano closer f reports from don. yes. we have experienced yet another terrifying evening here in the nets. ukraine continues shelling civilian areas here. we've been hearing very loud explosions in donna's cancel at least 11 pm on saturday evening. now over the last few days, ukraine had changed their tactics and began covering the city with the so called battle mi

abroad, even among western leaders who have previously supported ukraine's war effort or cheese fiorella, isabel explains, it seems the less success ukraine has on the battlefield, the latter, it's shouts at its western allies. those ukraine ones hailed as partners in the fight against so called russian terror are now increasingly being labeled as traitors. after all, it's much easier to pin the blame on someone else rather than take a look at yourself or change tactics. the latest to fall from calves, very high pedestal is just intrude. oh, that's after the canadian prime minister refuse to allow europeans to freeze this coming winter, due to the rise of energy costs across the e. u simply dang in the postal. this is not just about the turbine. this is about complying with sanctions. if there is one violation, now it's only a matter of time before others will follow, you know, russia is doing the some purpose, black mailing, others with gas and provoke and sanction breaches. ukrainians will never accept count as decision regarding the nordstrom turbine, which was decided to be handed over to ge

his fiorella isabel. despite russia's clearly marked red lines on nato expansion, the west has been blaming russia all this time painting booting as the villain and saying his actions in ukraine were, quote, unprovoked nato is a defense alliance. they said, however, it turns out the block had planned to expand its presence eastward towards russia's borders. years ago, long before the current conflict began and ukraine were talking about the biggest overhaul of our military structures. since 1949, the planning for that started several years ago, but now we're implementing it. it seems nails defense chiefs didn't hold back, emphasizing a need to sustain and increase allied support to ukraine. the addition of finland in sweden and highlighting that nato will back ukraine for as long as it takes with one collective priority. collectively, we must deny russia the possibility to change today's rule based international order. yet if you look at nato's official policy with russia and the promises from western politicians, things read a little different. nato enlargement is not directed against russ

here's fiorella, isabel. nato is a defense alliance. they said, however, it turns out the blog had planned to expand its presence eastward towards russia's borders. years ago, long before the current conflict began and ukraine, it seems nato's defense chiefs didn't hold back, emphasizing a need to sustain and increase allied support to ukraine. the addition of finland and sweden and highlighting that nato will back ukraine for as long as it takes with one collective priority. collectively, we must deny russia the possibility to, to change today's rule based international order. yet if you look at nato's official policy with russia and the promises from western politicians, things read a little difference. nato enlargement is not directed against russia, nato, as a defensive alliance. every country that joins nato undertakes to uphold its principles and policies. this includes the commitment that nato does not see confrontation and poses no threat to the russian federation. we set out to build a good relationship with russia. if we maint

this is our t international moneys peters got taken over from fiorella, isabel and the top stories this hour. we start off with breaking news, as the russian defense minister says the moscow's now taken full control of the strategic town of solid door. and the advance allows russian troops to push forwards towards shore mosque and subsequently attempt to cut off some of ukraine supply routes. however, wides how spokesperson, john kirby has downplayed the importance of both solid, offshore mosque, which is widely known as back moves in the context of the why to war. we don't know how it's going to go, so i'm not going to predict failure or success here. but even if they're both back mood until it are fall to the russians, it's not going to make a, it's not going to have a strategic impact on the war itself. and it certainly isn't gonna stop the ukrainians or, or slow them down in terms of their, their, their efforts to regain their territory. well, as cos live, now to all t correspondence, roman costs are of who's reporting from the ground roman. good afternoon, sir. and can you tell us

i'm fiorella isabel, bringing you this. our top news stories from around the world. anything but diplomacy appears to be this year slogan at the upcoming g 20 summit and indonesia, with officials from around the world set to take their seats. tuesday western delegations are apparently more focused on how to now brush at the meeting. instead of looking to find common diplomatic rounds. ahead of the event, reports have emerged the traditional family photo beam scrap this year due to some members, concerns about standing alongside russian officials earlier london and its european allies, reportedly encouraged other members to leave the venue during the speech for moscow's delegation with the u. k. prime minister himself vowing to quote, call out putin's regime. this g 20 summit will not be business. as usual. we will call out pollutants regime and laid bare their utter contempt for the kind of international cooperation and respect for sovereignty forums like the g 20 represent. at the same time, risha sooner criticize the russian president for not attending the summit,