s. president donald trump, picking up that story 1st ortiz rachel levins. the crackdown on the former prime minister of pakistan continues, months after he was removed from office, and it's drawing comparisons to the buying and ministrations treatment of former president trump in a world where both former officials have seen their supporters compared to domestic terrorist m round con. is now reportedly facing terrorism charges. following a speech, he gave to a crowd of supporters in which he vowed a lawsuit against police, alleging that they tortured his close aid. this comes as regulators have also banned the live broadcast of his speeches, drawing sharp criticism from con in response, the fascist imported government sung to a new, lo today by bending live coverage of my speeches on tv and then blocking you to temporarily during my speech at least get bog, all this after continuous intimidation of media persons and taking channels off air earlier, con continues to address anti government protest after he was removed and a vote of no confidence back in apri

neither russia or you could have, you have to comment on the incident ortiz acreage that has more now on what occurred this time. the shells they fell down a bit further away from the zip raska nuclear power plant. still a tragedy. one person has died. one was injured so well, it's always hard to see civilian death, but the main concern here has been for days, if not weeks is the safety of these upper oscar nuclear power plant. see, it's a massive facilitates the largest one in europe, and well among the top 10 largest in the world, if anything was to happen on this facility. if anything was to happen to this facility, we could face a catastrophe, an absolute mel down worse than a chernobyl. ouch. a noble as a given name to anything well connected to a radioactive tragedy. here's how the rushes and voice to the un to the un security council commented on the dangers and risks that ukraine's ra they responsible behavior. behavior, excuse me, ensues. just like it was a little. so if the attacks of ukrainian army continue, a new killer catastrophe could happen at any moment. in this case,

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all this month, ortiz to voting special coverage to that anniversary. ah yes, something else to tell you. but earlier this week, washington announced it had a bond and plans to on free $7000000000.00 of afghans status. it's allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorism. the war tort and central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u. s. military occupation is teetering on the verge of feminine. ah ah, by sorry, off on a sunday after the u. s. froze, our money people moved under the poverty line of banks have given up. they have no solution. the americans are dishonest. first, they left the country in chaos and then they froze our money up. they did this intentionally to push us into serious trouble and then take advantage from that in the future. it of europe, in my opinion, the us should not miss st. afghans. why the poll people of afghanistan for about 20 years have lived with conflicts hauled ship and suffered poverty? ah, no humble, says he, what else we have demanded at washington implement the agreements reaching doha. we have

state such an incident could affect many countries, neighboring ukraine, reaching even to turkey. ortiz alexi rappin is the 1st international journalist to report from the sprawling territory group. each of you will be up and they look for us dancers largest power plant in europe. supp rosure is being shell daily by the cranium military. recently as a result of yet another attack, once the billing was killed on the spot, and yet another was fatally wounded. still, the station continues to operate with its reactors, generating energy with just mark ones are club no either. that's awesome that we're currently near one of the pumping stations up as upper ocean nuclear plant. ukrainian shell landed here in late july. you can see the consequences of that showing right now for yourself, but this station continues to work as the main equipment is located in the basement model. when you, all the while at the water continued to ditch this crater within the vicinity of the cleaning facilities. was created last saturday due to shelling by ukrainian forces. you can judge for yourself about the dang

the ortiz at a contributor way to amazon, that does, by the west's pressure on new delhi, to refrain from buying russian oil indians took diplomats, has emphasized that it's only natural for his country to what the most economically sensible dale. i have a country with a per capita income of $2000.00. these are not people who can afford higher energy prices. it's my moral duty to ensure the best deal. and here is the world's 3rd largest oil consumer. it's in ports of discounted russian supply search to a record high in june accounting for almost the 5th of india, total oil imports. it spoke criticism from washington, with us officials pressuring new delhi to curtail its purchases from russia. we spoke to a window on a mac, a g foreign affairs expert who thinks weston had gemini, is saying it's sunset. but for mr. a lot. and next a lot of the bites you energy effects. haven't you been doing this for so many years? they have been mighty russia that's just grading locked into what. so i don't see any reason why it does show that shows the lights back on the fact that life a little worri

the prophet mohammed has been stopped in the neck in new york state in front of dozens of people. ortiz. caleb martin can tell us more about the incident according to eye witness accounts when salma rushdie was going to give a presentation in chautauqua, new york was being introduced as he was being introduced that attack around the stage punching and stabbing the introducer suffered a serious blow to the head and rushed de was stab, you received a neck injury and he felt the floor. he received medical treatment on the stage. he was able to walk away from the stage and he was rushed by helicopter to a hospital where he is now receiving treatment. so the audience was a little bit of shock. the, the presenter, the person introduced him with also injured. it was quite a serious moment now, as has been noted, some on rusty is certainly a controversial figure in 1988 published a novel called the satanic verses which infuriated muslims around the world because of the way it depicted the prophet mohammed at mock religion, et cetera. there was a thought was issued against solomon rusty by the s

. residence in the southern city of hopefully carried a 9 kilometer long flag through the streets. ortiz rooms you sharma, takes a look at the controversial british legacy in something that should come as a surprise to no one. the brits stole trillions of dollars from india by the way, of the 3 forces between 17651947. but what's important to know to is that they did it largely through india extensive real we network for decades, the frequently federal narrative around colonial rule will have been that it wasn't all take by the brits that they gave in the us so much democracy. the english language that they built, the in really, the 4th trucks will lead by the bridge in 1853 that soon before really has came to india. most of the transportation was done either toward or by water. that's true again. but what's also true is that really it was no gift for indians, and that it was all for the brits really isn't. roads were really built to serve british and for us or not, those are the local people. they were designed to carry raw materials from being turned into the ports to be shipped to bri

while i'm joined in the studio by ortiz, donal quarter to talk more on that hi dawn year, the horrors of chernobyl, remain fresh and mines, particularly in the region. yet a potential disaster on that scale is reportedly being wrist. again, take us through while union key of is no doubt playing with a whole lot of fire by continuously launching missiles. launching artillery shells a targets near these upper osha nuclear power plants. they did that as early as sunday when one civilian was killed. another was injured and there was also a lot of shelling on saturday the day before. now the authorities of, and i'm, and actually i wanted to say this is also why the international atomic energy agency has been saying that they want to see an end to the fighting around the nuclear power plant and this upper osha region. authorities said that the best way to do that is to clear out these ukranian firing positions that are presenting the biggest threat to the actual power plant. yet we've been hearing statements from vladimir zalinski that seem to contradict that. and he's actually calling for

s. withdrawal from afghanistan on ortiz page on the rumble video platform. you'll find plenty more therapist sites do check with us where they are. teen user in phase. good bye for now. but don't go too far. some more programs get there. start in moments. thanks for your company. ah. well, no one. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. what go more real than what they should end up 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 that the world had ever known. golden is the aggression who chose this war. today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions with showing that i see speak on the new student more see more in the branding all in ports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions. i brush as destroy the american factors, boomerang i, where suffering the.

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google, which is introduced a raft of measures governing it's news coverage of the ukraine conflict ortiz, dont quarter across the story. silicon valley censorship at its finest. a polish subcontractor of youtube is out of work amid reports that he leaked a slide show tutorial on google's new content rules regarding the conflict and ukraine. i was asked to take part in an interview. once they're, they told me i was fired due to an information lake. it turned out they were tracking all the employees. they even admitted to having special systems that can record when i take a picture from my personal phone. pretty ironic since his former employer claims to be all for building trust and expanding horizons. ah, well, it looks like that stuff isn't really that important, especially when you're on a crusade against imagery. google considers hateful like russia's z symbol or talking about did not suffice ukraine. and don't you dare say anything bad about celebrities administration. you'd be at risk of posting harmful content, which includes accusing key of, of carrying out genocide and bringing a

ahÍ estÁ el tano fernando ortiz. >> miguel ya tiene unos minutos calentando.s perder los estribos y no tener reacciones violentas como las ha tenido. omar del cuello a una persona es una reacciÓn violenta. "profe": claro. josÉ: aquÍ estÁ zendejas. el rechace defensivo y despuÉs fernÁndez de cabeza. el pollo aguanta y toca por derecha para jimmy y el para salas. —— Él para salas. ahora salcedo que vuelve a jugar. el amÉrica espera en el frente con salas. araujo comete falta. esta jugada de fuentes, la pared que fue buena por parte de valdÉs. estaba bien ubicado talavera para aguantar el cabezazo de jonathan rodrÍguez. tiro libre para los bravos y atenciÓn que haya rivas iba ——y va el titÁn. esto puede ser de alto riesgo. el apoyo con acosta. "profe": querÍa mantener este tiempo 0—0 y mantener el orden tÁctico. poco trabajo para "memo" ochoa. >> aquÍ viene fernÁndez. el centro es muy malo. ahÍ estÁ el tano. "profe": el tano estÁ desesperado porque el amÉrica le falta profundidad. yo creo que por eso estÁ calentando layÚn. josÉ: no te puedes perder "el retador".

the emergency services are dealing with the aftermath of the assault ortiz rum on cost. her of is there unsent us, this report, a warning distressing images on multiple areas. and then as have once again been struck by the artillery of the ukrainian nationalist forces. right now we are right in the center of the city. this is the central hotel. this is where a lot of volunteers, the journalists, and the other people that come from russia and other countries live while, while they're working in don't ask, you can see the scale of destruction here. this car here is almost completely destroyed. thankfully there was no one in it when the show fell right here. now we're also not very far from the administration, all the head of the republic. it's very close to here. and once again, the shelling took place in multiple areas of the nasdaq and that once again, right in the center of the city that's rarely being hit by the ukranian nationalists. unfortunately, it happens once again this tuesday, according to the local authorities ukraine. nationalists used high caliber artillery

let's get more details now from ortiz peter scott who examines why suspicions have so quickly fallen on ukraine for this car bombing attack. he brought us this report. now doria herself. she followed somewhat in her father's footsteps. she was a political commentator and very frequently appeared on russian television. now she's a co author of a book called kinney gazette or book said in english, which is due to be released this autumn. she's also been to the don barza on a spoke out in favor of russia's military operation there. she found herself on the u. k. sanction list back in july. i am honored to be in the same boat as my father . the fact that we are under sanctions from the united states, canada, australia and the united kingdom is a symbol that we, the dragons are on the path of truth in the fight against globalism. for 8 years in ukraine, rooster forbear was cultivated by various programs, and history was written up to the physical massacre of russians in those 8, terrible years for don bus with dallas. shelling, alexander, duke and, and his daughter are on the mirror for y

families like the ortizs feel they are getting pushed out.dra and two of her siblings now working at another restaurant, no longer the owners. the thought of visiting their old restaurant, too painful. we went by, renovations already under way. high end apartments coming soon. david culver, cnn, mexico city. >>> for fans of american muscle cars, it is the end of an era. two of dodge's iconic models the challenger and the charger are being phased out after the upcoming model year as dodge prepares for an all-electric future. but before that happens, dodge is offering customized convertible versions of the two cars which will set the buyer back an additional $26,000. dodge will also make a series of last-call special edition chargers and challengers. >>> and in the nfl, defensive lineman tells cnn he is leaving las vegas and joining the tampa bay buck theories. last year he made history when he became the first active player to announce he is gay. this will be his second stint with the bucs. and that will do it for this edition of "newsroom." s

families like the ortizes feel they're getting pushed out.nful. we went by, renovations already under way. high end apartments coming soon. and for folks who see this report and say, well, perhaps that's where i'll take my work from home, it does seem, john and brianna, there is an unofficial and rather quiet crackdown that is under way on part of the mexican government. we're hearing from some u.s. travelers who are saying as soon as they arrive in mexico, they're now being told you've got in some cases as little as ten days to stay and you got to get out. officially the mexican government says they have not changed their policy. but it does seem they're trying to go in between this really delicate balance of enforcement and at the same time not trying to dissuade u.s. tourism, which, by the way, this here is on track to surpass prepandemic levels, and from u.s. tourists alone, bring in more than $20 billion. >> 2022 problems. david culver, fascinating to see. great to have you, my friend. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >>> "new day" continues

families like the ortiz's feel they're getting pushed out.r restaurant, no longer the owners. the thought of visiting their old restaurant -- too painful. we went by, renovations are already underway. high end apartments coming soon. and jake for folks looking at this report and say well perhaps i'll take my work from home to mexico city, it does seem like there is an unofficial crackdown underway right now on part of the mexican government. we're hearing from some u.s. travellers who say as soon as they arrive, mexican officials at the border are limiting their stay to some as few as just ten days. saying they need to leave after being in the country for ten days. now again, this is unofficial. so we've asked the mexican government about this. they say as of now their current followsy still stands and there is no change but there is some effort to try to curb this abit. it is a delicate dance for some officials because they want to crack down and try to limit people staying too long but on the other, they don't want to dissuade u.s. tourism

the state on russia today and split ortiz sport that even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with mm hm. in, ah, ah, explosions during out in the crimea sky is russia's defense system, reportedly goes into action near the city of you have authority. i, late on friday evening, fighting on the ground crimes on as the ukrainian army shelter residential areas under russian control with high marks, rocket systems, ortiz, romano calls or if it's close to.

border patrol chief ruaul ortiz was being deposed.eo obtained by fox news digital during the deposition ortiz said under oath that president biden's border policies have no consequences for illegal migrants coming to the u.s. and that president biden's policies are to blame for two million plus migrant encounters and the release of hundreds of thousands migrants across the country. >> if migrant populations believe there's no consequences, ney -- more will come to the border. is that what you're saying? >> objection. >> there's an assumption that if migrant populations are told that there's a potential that they may be released, yes, you can see increases. >> so it will increase as an exponential rate. is that your suggestion? >> objection. >> i think it will increase, yes. >> in addition ortiz testified under oath that an internal dhs memo that listed president biden's 2021 border policies indicated that migrants illegally entering the united states perceive that they will be able to enter and remain in the u.s. ortiz has more than 3

ah nice right now to ortiz mo, data, guys the reporting with more giving us insight now and his time that before and where the country stands today of the state, one year ago, america last the longest and most expensive war in its history. oh, i think with these scenes were not how anyone imagined it would end. no one predicted that it would be these bad civilians would cling to the wheels and wings of evacuation at croft in a desperate and sometimes fatal beat to escape. ah, those last moments what absolute chaos we were there when tens of thousands of civilians flooded the airports in capital. when the nicest suicide bomber detonated his exclusives among the american marines, guarding the es trip. and we witnessed the aftermath of panic, the american troops spraying bullets into the crowds. shortly after that there was a crowd, everyone tried to flee, and apparently the americans thought that there were terrorists among us who could still make an exposure. so they open fire explosions, killed few afghans because it happened in the side where the americans, where, so people died in

russia lead forces are intensifying their offensive to take back, major strong holds held by ukraine. ortiz egleston reports from the front lines. ah drone footage is become a fundamental part of the when ukraine. it helps a just artillery fire. it helps confirm hits. it strips the enemy of morale on the outskirts of the town of solid r. there's no rest for ukrainian and russian. how it says we are basically in the epicenter of an artillery duel between the russians and the ukrainians. in fact, the positions of both sides are so close that we can only hear has the shells it like that the russian side, but we can hear the ukrainians firing them. so essentially we can follow the whole root of any shell coming from the ukranian side from the moment it was fired to the point just like that to the point when it was over our heads and and as it heads somewhere close in the vicinity of the russian artillery positions . bloody gruesome street fights within the town limits have slowed down russia's advance in solid r to a trickle ground. troops are relying on artillery support to clear the way, but

they were heading to the theatre, which was also hit by ukrainian shells. ortiz long calls or of reports from the c. dumbass opera is just one of many places that were struck by ukrainian artillery on thursday, according to the, our director of don bus opera, the world of ballet had lost one of its most prominent dancers. galena was a teacher too many stars of ballet around the world. along with her, there was another casualty square of year old katya. she is right here. she was killed as well as galena was bringing her to this theatre. now katya was supposed to become the next ballet superstar watching gallantly, with chilly. she was very talented. i always wanted to help her. she took my lessons well and she was very small with amazing talent. she was off stop. she was invited to the iconic bygone ova academy russian ballet. she had to go there soon and in order to be in shape, she called our best teacher for galena, vast hill, yet not to study with her. that day they went to meet each other. cathy was with her grandmother and galena, vasily edna, and when they was struck by the ukrain

authorities investigating the deaths of civilians who were trying to evacuate from couples. airport ortiz maria for notion, a shed more light on the story. ear has passed since you as troops and they are western allies, fled from afghanistan, but there is still no justice for people who back ban. we're trying to escape from kabul airport in tears, panic, and agony, hundreds of afghans who worked with american forces and wanted to leave immediately in fear of the taliban. revenge than managed to get on a plane. the picture provided by the u. s. military show the round 640 people on board. that plane is only meant to carry $100.00. 34 passengers. ah us officials confirmed later that human remains were found inside the landing gear of the sea. 17 mill, replaying used for the evacuation flight from of ganesh, down to carter. the number of dead bodies found and the cause of death remains unclear even to day. i've got authorities tried to investigate the case to shed light on what had happened. we talked to those who are still fighting for justice, the imperial mainstream media is hiding the re

as a legacy of american betrayal ortiz donald caught a hospital, people clinging onto a plane for dear life, only to fall to their deaths, a suicide bombing chaos that was kabul. one year ago, as the u. s. withdrew its troops from afghanistan, that was, according to joe biden, a success 20000 people evacuated to safety. that number is more than double. what most expert solar possible. no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all history. the only the united states had the capacity to will delude you to do it and we did it today. if biden's disorderly withdrawal succeeded in doing anything, it was depriving the u. s. puppet government and couple of any chance to defend itself and the run up to the pull out u. s. air support for the afghan military was cut off. american troops abandoned bog rom, air base without even warning the afghan commander there. all the while washington knew the country, security forces would only be ready to act on their own. no sooner than 2030. it's no surprise. the afghan military just cut and ran. special inspector general for afghanistan recons

over ortiz, this the armature footage, reportedly from the same shows part of the building in flames, with a shell in past grade to also seen on the ground nearby. officials say the fire was fox by a direct hit on the civilian building itself. windows have been blown out on some nearby homes, have also been damaged well across a neighboring danielle for a public official say at least one civilian has been killed and 7 others wounded in saturday, shelling of the city by ukrainian forces and some verified fatigue. j appears to show the aftermath of the attacks. saturday shelling allegedly targeted apartment blocks in the center of dawn. yes. a local school was also hit with no casualties reported there. although the building itself was heavily damaged. it comes off to a previous round of shelling on friday, killed 5 civilians and wounded $31.00 others. according to don, yes or thirty's. ortiz were mans, houser and visited some of the victims in hospital ambulances continued delivering civilians to the hospitals, all around the nets. on friday alone, at least 5 people had been killed, an

they were precisely 2 decades before ortiz. rachel blevins reports one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan. there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale. 7 bomb take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops have 300000 well equipped as well as crypt has any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 tele mom. it is not inevitable weeks later, it was a very different story. when the u. s. withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital. notably faster than took the u. s. to do so, when an invaded back in 2001, ah ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the u.

let's cross over live now to ortiz jonas, you lean them in, in church. joining us from serbia and what's the situation in the country right now? can you bring us up to date on how things are developing? well, actually it's been quite a rough night for us to be in people not only on cultural but here as well, where i am, which is a bell rate. and actually this saturday has been very tense and even the president is saying that we're going to have a couple of months ahead of us. actually, this is not something new. and this is not the 1st time that people were facing this kind of pressure. and as the president said himself, the very important thing now is to try to preserve peace, but any cost. and actually not to given all this pressures and publication by so called cost government and everything they been trying to do. because people who cos who have been suffering this kind of situation, they've given pressures and aggressions and all the time. the story about a license place where people which are target cannot use their own license plates, has been going on for a while. the new thing a

i'm sure i won't be too long until we see the immediate reaction, at least nikki, thanks very much. ortiz nikia what you're saying with this investigative journalist edwards, sol, believes pelosi visit to taiwan, was meant as a destruction from america's own issues at home. we have another example of the united states overextending itself and for example with nancy pelosi, i think all this visit was, well, the, a high, a high cost distraction that people, as you know, said the average american can't even point out where tiwana is on a map passes the cost of food, the cost of fuel. these are the things that after americans care about. but then we see nancy pelosi taking a little bit of vacation around the world and at a time when trying to nothing but to gain from digger bowl churchill. now they get the entire world to concentrate on sure what their motor is capable. what the show is, 1st of all, is the child is able to project power for its own country. time is easy to turn on the doorstep. you're going to see the use of futuristic, i'll take interest, but high technology, long range, bal

that's ortiz, polish, lee, or explorers. this is seen one of the most literally contested election in kenya's history. the nation is divided over who should lead the country. but if there is one thing that kenyans can agree on, it's that their government with american assistance is failing and it's fight against tara one. it's been 3 and a half years since the last major attack in this country. i wish about one of our craters, largest wealthiest and most deadly affiliates has roots yet, and it's growing. there aren't random attacks against civilians, even an undercurrent of fear and uncertainty. it's the high profile tragedies that make it to the international headlines. like back on the 15th of january, 2019 terrorist, a standard on this lecture hotel, an office complex. 19 hours later $21.00 people were dead and the country was left wheeling and shock. 6 years earlier, this shopping center was targeted for 4 days. people crouched in terror while they were held hostage during a shootout between kenyan soldiers and police an

according to a new ukrainian law ortiz were mon cause of brings of the details from mary ukraine has passed. and you so cold collaborator does a law on august 16th and making any one in ukraine who accepts humanitarian aid from russia, a criminal. we are now in maria, pull at one of the distribution centers where people come to receive this humanitarian aid. the new law makes all these people, potential criminals. and so we've talked to a few of them and they share their opinions with us about what they think about the new law is a kind of like only terrorist because passage ross if engine mean to leave a person with our water and footing satcher and whether which one did you say it would be better if it helps people? but the only insult and humiliate us if it wasn't for russia, we would have starved to death. so did you think that name pamela, my homeland at that time ukraine did not help me. while rushes provided assistance to me and my children, when my kid got a loaf of bread, he was more happy than when getting ice cream and william la thought, vis humanitarian aid sensor in mur

and investigation has reveal the bomb was placed on the under side of the car. ortiz peter scott, can tell us more. authorities have now confirmed that it was 30 year old darya. do . geena, who was the victim in this instant, were currently about 20 kilometers outside of moscow now. and you could see behind me the scene of the incidents where it's half, 9 on saturday nights, moscow time, what is thought to be an improvised explosive device ripped through and su vickery, indiadukes dinner and tore it apart and threw it from one side of the road so the other now you can see just behind me, investigators and forensic investigator sifting through the debris, carefully and just to my left here you can see see the remains of that vehicle now alexander to get the philosopher is a widely known philosopher. here he's known for his political and ideological work, is also known in the west phase unseat western rhetoric. and he was seen at the scene very shortly after visibly understandably distressed. now reports to suggest that dugan himself and his daughter, they wrote the attending a festival

the move comes off to ukraine, lashed out to the documentary ortiz maria phenomena explains cbs reveals, or import, investigating why only 30 percent of west military aid actually makes it to the front lines and ukraine where they're going. we don't know, there is really no information as to where they're going towards the number of western mainstream media personalities, voice and opinions that differ from the official western angle and support. rushes position is on the rise earlier as kind use contributor, burst into 5 minutes rent on air, explaining why he doesn't trust western journalists anymore and breaking down. what exactly is wrong with president landscape? i really feel like i bought my tongue any longer. i think the president, the ukraine, is not all that is portrayed as by the western media. so lensky promised to in the civil war. it clearly hasn't dancer. last week, amnesty international issue, the report all but confirming ukraine's war crimes. ukrainian forces have put civilians in homes way by stablish in bases and operating weapon systems in populated residential areas

that's according to a new pope with us here for ortiz international latest program live from moscow. at 7 o'clock in the morning, it is breaking news for you this hour here. the final leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev has died aged 91 in moscow, central hospital after a long illness. many took politicians around the world have already expressed their condolences over his death. so for a moment here on the program, let's take a quick look through go to watch off legacy in our special coverage. here we're not into ah, that we've been discussing this earlier in the program, not myself into ortiz peter scott, following the world's reaction to the death of my colleagues. unsurprisingly, there's been an absolute huge outpouring of condolences for the former soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev. i mean, starting here, we have putin who expressed his deepest condolences and at some point later today, he is expected to get in touch with gorbachev's friends and relatives, and express those condolences to him. the un secretary general antonia good cherish described him as a one of a kind