well that's cross live now to r t con computer. our see to crew for her take on this hi r t new delhi certainly bucking the global trend right now with a strong economic forecast for india. well this, so i'll just do economic outlook by morgan stanley would be true if the crude oil prices drop down now basically to $90.00 a battery and the export when you grow. but that is not true at the moment. but in that tap when she has this economic outlook would be true. that said, i would say that india has been doing well. it has actually recovered from the losses that it's in during the quarter. no, i just made. and i think one has just passed and runs to that into movies, foreign policy, and his trick independent result, we should create the fact that there was tremendous pressure on india against buying crude oil from russia on discounted prices. is i think one of the biggest factors for this was a, do you know, projection bought in the me because india went ahead with buying russian crude oil on discounted prices. despite the fact that

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policy a r t. now robi kenya. a veteran canyon journalist who has covered the country's election for years can both be re says there is much at stake in the ongoing vote. this election is important because it comes up with all aspects to the so surely and only complete for life being tested. one of the issues that comes strongly is the issue of the economy, the really bad, the cost of living is high people looking up to the new government plan $60.00 and to the point where it's being reduced to our basic food being too much, then people are up for the basic food and to that is the issue of governance out of this governance used to have what's called corruption, something that has been leaving this country for years, didn't it wasting resources and cause a lot of frustration, a lot of government, public rece, the end up in people's private pocket. so this is a big issue. so how do we, the thing is, who is going to be fixing the economy? fresh footage, apparently showing calves troops dropping a bomb on russian sold

you're most welcome to r t. today. bar s johnson said the british will, quote, have to pay the price for supporting ukraine. we saw some reaction on line robert there. but how's it going down generally among the public that statement this, this is not going to go down very well because people really aren't quite as stupid as the the zone be prime minister is party. and those who want is position seem to think they are people understand well that when energy prices are rocketing, but at the same time, the profits of the oil companies and the gas and electricity supply companies in britain are also rocketing. this has very little to do with the or in ukraine. the reality is that johnson and his party want to do everything they can. yes, they won't go void civil war. but the top priority is to protect these massive profits. that the gas and electricity in oil corporations will actually make it and for people to pay these and almost bills is not, is not money that's going towards support in ukraine in the wall. it's

that's what form or pakistan prime minister iran con, told r t during an exclusive interview. this thursday, the wide ranging discussion came shortly after in islam about court extended his bail after terrorism charges were brought against him. union o'neill spoke to the ousted prime minister. they have made this into a terrorism case. they ban my lives coverage on, on, on, on screen and, and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a cases of contempt against me a since i left office 4 months back. never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body today? the government is panicking. they out there watching us growing popularity. we were swept up by elections in the biggest province and been job. there were though other tube bi election which was swept. so there, but scared and that's why they're clamping down. if we go back, mister can to, when you are, i stayed from power in the spring time. you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power. are yo

r t. another aspect of all about to tell you about the petrol sky district in done yet, because been shell by ukrainian forces, with anti personnel mines. that is, according to local officials who said the attack occurred on wednesday. now, it is not the 1st time he has been accused of using mines bound under international law. their reported regular use in the front lines in dunbar for rally in moscow, which was aimed at bringing international attention to the issue of one of those who saw the protest was a brazilian artist who then created a work showing the menacing nature of the exclusive carlos like truth said, his intention was the highlight war crimes being committed on the most vulnerable more is the 3rd, this is my work was to show the civilian population, the danger of these explosive devices, the adult, the cities, their inhabitants are the 1st victims of mines, especially children and the elderly, their international treaties regulating the production and use of these mines, in

as the mining operations continue across on bass r t takes a closer look at the work of russian stoppers in the area and sexual abuse and ramp misconduct un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo, rape local. that's according to a new report. we heard the victims desperate stories, believe i lost my daughter who don hall, she was pregnant and you once told you might have pregnant and i have no place to claim my rights. they arrived in the d o. c. they have not purchased anything. they just brought both sisters, now mothers, they must leave with hello for a mosque out to the world. welcome to this hour's top level stories on rti international . i'm paralyzed about very happy to have you with us. at least 7 ukrainian shells have exploded in the vicinity of those that are osha nuclear power plant overnight as cabs on slot against the city and southeastern ukraine, where the facility is located, continues. russia's embassy to the us stress is that it's not the 1st incident and likely not the last. by august 18th, there had been 12 instances of shelling at the zapora. j nuclear powe

shopping center in the gulf did a massive blaze after local officials report shelling by ukrainian forces r t gains access to the upper osha nuclear power plant, which russia has been calling on the international atomic energy agency to visit us constant missiles being fired at the plant. so fears of a term, novo ad nuclear disaster. you can judge for yourself about the danger of such attacks. literally a 150 meters from here is the plants, 5th power unit. and it is to working on updating use day. the world health organization warranty unfolding. humanitarian crisis in ethiopia, is worse than what's helping on the ground in ukraine. despite most of the 8 of vailable flowing to india will storage its own way in the world and not get into external pressure. throughout the country's ambassador to russia tells r t in there always takes decisions on its own based on its own national interest, and keeping in mind whatever it feels is best for its own country people. and that's how we will continue with 8 and leaving here in the russian capital. i'm unit o'neill, and you're welcome to the global new

freedom to the press as a free press has an important role in an independent nation. massuce shaheed r t t v rollo pending. now right, so here at ot tv we've got all the tabs on the situation in pakistan. we'll keep you well, fully updated throughout the day or nazi international. ah, for now in the prague and investigation is underway into the killing of russian john list diarrhea. due to the daughter of influential anti western political philosopher, alexander, duke, and show you the last photo taken of the 2 together at the event right before the tragedy that happened on saturday evening. media reports have said that an explosive device equivalent to roughly 400 grams of t n t had been attached to the vehicle. the destination apparently having been remotely triggered. authorities have reportedly confiscated the surveillance cameras that were in the parking lot where the car was located. and while investigators have yet to name a suspect in the bombing, there has been a wave of speculation with many of the queues and ukraine of involvement. while key f has rejected those allegations, t

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they won't leave until there are net force funding for our sister shuttle r t r. a big isn't the iraqi company. the guy here, rocky on the forces and the police are on high alert and located in the so called greens are baghdad, government buildings located. they interact with representatives of al sada supporters in particular with regard to the safe passage, the parliament buildings behind me. you can see a security checkpoint with our side support has got to get these cars passing in the direction of the parliament building along to the side race. they have the permission to enter as others who want to get in. they can only go on foot. this is the gateway to the green side. more more people are heading here. but at the moment, that number is not very large, and perhaps the heat is forcing the sauder iss and others to arrive a little late me moll inside the parliament building patriotic songs and chance against the united states. a herd which also contained criticism of iran. the demonstrators making many demands that the no longer limited to protesting the nomin

a slightly bent the tim, i'm done with an r t correspond, is targeted and shot at by israeli military as firing intensifies that the israel palestine border multiple victims and buildings on fire as you frame continues its relentless attack on the don. yes. republic, with more than 400 shells logs in a single day. the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how a co founder of the rock band lloyd stresses washington's role in the conflict. turning the tables on a cnn journalists during an interview. this war is basically about the action and reaction from nato pushing where i talked to the russian board to, which they promised they wouldn't do. a 6 am here in russia's capital of moscow, from wherever you're catching us, welcome, i'm fiorella is about and this is our t and our national. with this ours top news story, we begin as a cease fire comes into effect and gaza with israel and the islamic jihad militant robe declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into effect. ah, unverif

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patients are among cosser, f r t. don't ask people's republic. us president joe biden has authorized yet another $550000000.00 of additional military aid to be sent to ukraine. including munitions for him of multiple rocket launchers and artillery shells that boost the total american assistance to more than $8000000000.00 since the conflict began back in february. however, countries ordering ukraine are now starting to feel the burden of this weapon flow . european commission is creating a hub in moldova to battle. the growing traffic of arms smuggled onto the ukraine fund takes, which is the management agency responsible for smuggling prevention, terrorism and cross border crimes. is fishing up mobil offices and storage facilities on the border with ukraine. this comes as the european police agency has sounded the alarm over the fate of western arms in the country regarding the war in ukraine. europe pole has warned that the proliferation of firearms and explosives in ukraine could lead to an increase in weapons and

shopping centering gulf did a massive blade after local officials reported shelling by ukrainian forces r t gains access to those up arrows. yet nuclear power plant, which russia has been calling on the international atomic energy agency, to visit a constant missile being fired of the plants, the fears of a cherry noble and nuclear disaster. you can judge for yourself about the danger of such attacks. literally a 150 meters from here is the plants are 5th power unit, and it is to working with the world health organization wardens. the unfolding humanitarian crisis in ethiopia is worse than what's happening on the ground in new crate. despite most of the ada available, flowing to keep on india will forge its own way in the world and not get into external pressure. that's what the countries ambassador to russia tells our team. india always takes decisions on its own based on this, on national interest. i'm keeping in mind whatever it feels, it's basically its own country people, and that's all we need to do with across the world around the clock. this is our t. welcome to the global news roun

r t. secret shutdown off was grunted. a rare opportunity to join them and also to look at the abundant positions of ukrainian troops who continue official se to use locals there as human shields. several years ago, many weren't certain if this unit was real or just a spine chilling myth. it's the most reclusive and cryptic company fighting for russia and the don bass. this is the wagner group. ah ah. the village of the cross clare refused to fool for weeks to defended. key of commanders deployed some of its veteran troops with plenty of experience in ugly warfare. so from the outside, this looks like an anonymous village, hard just a civilian house, but trust me, it is not. and as i go, please pay attention to this very badly decomposed body in ukrainian military uniform. but if you were to just follow me, you will discover this again, an anonymous tool shed. and again, it is not. you can see the trench, the trenches over here. so this is a firing position. there are several basements all around the place with similar fir

our listeners who used to calling to r t m. c. we just saw some go could children who would then would cause that information. and he made a homely and soldiers knew exactly what to do. kazi, on sunday when i had my name read out on the radio, went cold cold to my stomach. i thought it's over for me. we're going to kill me. in 1994, sean pearson who used to sell music cassettes, and they were wondering capital to god. some of those cassettes contain songs that were popular with tootsie rebels. when oddity, lemme acquired one of the cassettes played it on air and a cold cycle who to out by name. he knew that they were putting a target on his back. so he went into hiding in a septic tank. is if you wanted them won't. i entered my home with a small radio. i'd listen to l. taylor solidly for a week. they used to synch up, he had lives in this neighborhood. you have to catch him. you have to kill him. he's very dangerous. if you don't kill him, he's going to kill you worked up, but was it with all day long after a while? my muttering t

s. government r t taylor mop and brings us the details. it's always supposed to be those evil conspiring russians who are spreading fake news with their bots and their troll farms, making us distrust our. oh, so benevolent western leaders and our great democratic western institutions. but it looks like some shady internet activities had just been uncovered and they're coming from the united states. how jones investigation found an interconnected web of accounts that used a septic tactics to promote pro western narratives in the middle east and central asia. these campaigns consistently advanced narrative promoting the interests of the united states and its allies, while opposing countries including russia, china under room. we believe this activity represents the most extensive case of covert pro western influence operations on social media to be reviewed and analyzed to date. so fake news from the u. s. state department bashing, russia, china and iran, stanford university, and graphic i issued the report and meta, the parent company of fa

r t. another development the pic trotsky district in done yet has been shell by ukrainian forces with anti personnel mines. that was, according to local officials who said the attack occurred on wednesday. well, it is not the 1st time keith has been accused of using mines bound under international law. their reported regular use on the front lines and dunbar saw raleigh in moscow, which was aimed at bringing international attention to the issue. and i did, one of those who saw the protest was a brazilian artist who then created a work showing the menacing nature of the explosive. here in the news while behind me, carlos le tooth saved his intention was to highlight war crimes being committed. and the most vulnerable law is the 3rd. this is my work was to show the civilian population, the danger of these explosive devices to adopt the cities. their inhabitants are the 1st victims of mines, especially children, and the elderly, or international treaties regulating the production and use of t

that's what former pakistan prime minister iran con, told r t during an exclusive interview. this thursday, the wide ranging discussion came shortly after alice lama about court extended his bail following terrorism charges brought against them. they had made this into a terrorism case, the ban my life coverage on, on, on, on screen and, and they're trying to ban me from politics because there's a case of contempt against me since i left office 4 months back. never has been such a public response for, for any political body as it is for my body today. the government is panicking. they out there watching us grow in popularity. we. we swept the by elections and the biggest province in punjab. there with the other 2 bi election which was swept . so there, but scared and that's why they're clumping down. if we go back mister cam too, when you are iced it from power in the spring time, you've mentioned several times that certain documents exist that confirm foreign interference in your removal from power. are you in any position to tell us what those documents may be? well, the, t

r t contributor rachel mars then gives her take on the situation terribly. it's investors who are starting to wonder whether the european union is on the verge of becoming the 3rd world of western economies. according to that forbes article, you really have to wonder why heads of state across the block are just sitting there, slack jawed, and just letting it happen. what's even more troubling is that no one's talking much about how the you can pull out of this kamikaze tailspin. but the new piece in forbes dropped some clues as to possible outcomes. micro traders are looking for 2 signals for europe and the world economy. these are a sci fi in ukraine, or europe becomes so desperate this winter on supply chain. so stretched that it has no choice but to relax some sanctions or convince non u partners to be label and trunk ship russian commodities to look in compliance with the own rules, but really doing an end around. now your leaders are behaving like they're like, by my say, a one day german chess are off. schultz is in canada, bragging about a 5 year hydr

i'm again, donna reporting from the don bass r t. c. raping young women trading food for sex and abandoning their children. a recent report has shed light on years of wrongdoing. by un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. many locals have been left desperate. mere. i lost my daughter who died while she was pregnant . and one soldier met her pregnancy and i have no place to claim my rights the government to expound this un mission from our country. but in my heart there is a wound. and if i saw this peacekeepers would stone them, i will say my daughter went to them to ask for a job. finding a job is difficult. so she started cooking for them a few days and she was rated. my daughter is desperate. she now has psychological problems. we hope that one day this mission will leave the country. we are not going to be discouraged. we will continue to ask for the departure of the un mission, because we know that it has no business here since they arrived in the d. r c. they have not produced anything. they just re post sisters an

we're devoting special coverage here in r t to dot anniversary. ah. well, earlier this week, washington announced it how to abandon plans to unfreeze $7000000000.00 about guns state assets, allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorism. the war torrent central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u. s. military occupation is teetering on the verge of famine. 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, hamilton would on we have demanded at washington implement the agreements reaching doha. we have not violated any of the points in the agreeme

r t. 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 3 the remains of that vehicle. now, alexander de, again, the philosopher is a widely known philosopher here he's known 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 dugeon himself and his daughter, they watch the attendin

as in mining operations, continue across r t takes a closer look at the work of russian stoppers in the area. a new report claims un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo, rape young women and abuse. local. we heard from the victims desperate stories with me. i lost my daughter until she was pregnant. he one soldier matter pregnant and i have no place to play my right around the deal. see they have not produced anything. they just re paul system of us. they must believe with 6 am here at our can turn national studios and moscow. good morning to wherever you may be watching i'm fear all is about this hour's top news stories from around the globe. at least 7 ukrainian shells have exploded in the vicinity of the approach in nuclear power plant, as keeps on slot against the city in southeastern ukraine, where the facility is located, continues. that's after the un secretary general met with president lensky to urge to the, for the plants safety. there could have been a potential nuclear disaster, but so fortunately, it's been avoid itself for or for now as a ukraine struck the ci

r. t contributor rachel marston. officials across the european union have been pushing this unity rhetoric pretty hard lately. but as various member states start eyeing tough times on the horizon with energy inflation and cost of living crises, that solidarity looks like it's about to be tested. some countries are on such a blind anti russian footing that they're promoting scorched earth policies. the polish president is now saying that he wants to see that nord stream to gas pipeline dismantled, which would literally burn the energy bridge between russia and europe. these radical remarks come at a time when germany, which heavily subsidizes poland through the u is in deep trouble. cheap russian gas powered by germany were power germany to the status of the economic industrial engine of the european union. it was the use own sanctions and germany's total delusion that green energy could do all the heavy lifting without russian gas that now in peril. the status. meanwhile, belgian prime min

e r. t. reports from the front line in the ukraine . conflict sales artillery is fired day and night by both sides with ukrainian batteries, reportedly hitting residential areas. the iraqi police and military are on high alert while protesters occupy the parliament building for a 3rd data road. i'm a coalition currently trying to form the next government with broadcasting for moscow. this is our team, my names you know, neil, 30 minutes of news and views and start what was threatening to become a confrontation in the north of the self proclaimed republic of kosovo. has been afforded following the decision by christina to postpone a controversial decision. bolling and treat to anyone with serbian documents. not a you turn comes after a day of turmoil on sunday, which saw her raid sirens sounding, insert populated areas, unreported gunshots with several people taken to hospital. let's take a look at the situation and how it looked on the ground. 2 c oh i oh i well, what is occurring in the con

r t. ramin castro can tell us more. now, according to reports, the sierra leone flag, the vessel, is loaded with some 26 to 28000 times of amaze than its destination is a lebanon. now, this ship is the 1st to civilian writer to leave the port of odessa in recent. and once since the special operation by russia began, now this departure follows last month, the deal between russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations to lead of food experts leave a from ukraine to the rest of the world. now, it's a hope to that, that this 1st the shipment will pull to start so many more in the future, which will relieve the global food market where prices have been rapidly rising over the last few months. now ukraine and some of the partners have been a very skeptical about this deal when it was the 1st side and they even started making provisions for alternative routes by trade or by land. however, it looks like after the leaving of this shipment, the deal is working and hopefully very soon, a lot more experts from the port of odessa

was fired at the correspondent as an r t camera men filmed israeli forces moving towards palestinian protesters on the border with israel. the crew dive for cover, and fortunately nobody was hurt. we've asked israel's defense force to explain why our t was targeted, but are yet to receive a response. we crossed now live to michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the u. s. secretary of defense. michael, what, why would an israeli soldier target the r t crew in the 1st place given that they were clearly marked as press well, given that it's clear that the idea of the israeli defense forces could care less. they. i noticed in that film and i studied in earlier, but there was no one with binoculars to, to verify what they were shooting slightly. they probably just saw people with something on mounted on the shoulder. and they just assumed that you're supposed to positively identify targets. clearly they did not, and the fact to that are you, the journalists were, had clearly mark press designations on them. makes us very reprehensible. and if they don't t

this, despite continuing western sanctions on moscow's crude and r t visits moscow's new new facility. as russia ramped up its production amid in the future global shortage of semiconductors with good morning, it's just on 8th in the morning and the russian capital from where we're joining you live this tuesday morning. i'm policy and it's a pleasure to be with you. thank you. it says it sees no problem in the potential visit of it's how speaker to tie one despite beijing labeling to move a breach of its sovereignty. that summat, reports said nancy pelosi will land on the island on tuesday with washington saying she has every right to do so. this is very much a precedent in the sense that the previous speakers visited. so many members of congress go. let's taiwan including this year. and so if the speaker does decide to visit an china tries to create some kind of crisis or otherwise escalate tensions, that would be entirely on vision. there is no reason for beijing to turn a potential visit consistent with longstanding u. s. policy into some sort of crisis for conflict or use it as a

freedom to the press as a free press has an important role in an independent nation. massuce shaheed r t t v romwell pending. sorry, we've got our tabs on the situation in pakistan. we'll keep you up to date throughout the day. you're an audience and so an investigation is underway into the killing of russian journalist, diarrhea, due gonna the daughter of influential anti western political philosopher, alexander, duke. and we'll show you the last photo taken of the 2 together at the event right before the tragedy on saturday. evening media reports have said may perhaps up to 800 grams of a t n p. like explosive substance have been attached to the car. the destination apparently having been remotely triggered authorities. reportedly, congress skated the surveillance cameras that were in the parking lot where the car was located. aunt is peter scott, has this report from the scene 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 othe

freedom to the press as a free press has an important role in an independent nation. massuce shaheed r t t v rollo pending i. so we've got tabs on the situation and pakistan will keep you up to date throughout the day. here are naughty international, it's been an evening so far of breaking news as we walk away into the next story here are naughty. ah, an investigation is underway into the killing of a russian journalist derrier due gonna the daughter of influential anti western political philosopher, alexander the duke. and i show you the last picture taken of the 2 together. the event right before the tragedy that happened on saturday evening and media reports have said an explosive, a equivalent to roughly 400 grams of t n. c had been attached to the vehicle with a detonation, apparently having been remotely triggered authorities that formerly accommodated the surveillance cameras that were in the parking lot where the car was located. and while investigators have yet to name a suspect in the bombing, there has been a wave of speculation with many accusing ukraine of involved wrenches,

it gets a frantic that's according to austrian presidential candidate, gerald gross speaking r t. he says he e u is pining the blame, penning the blame for its energy crisis on moscow instead of admitting that europe some thanks as are to blame growth last week, also broke down the situation for local media. oh, i see. mm hm. see, boy can mail and shamika burn supported, can god smell this home denser? yeah. younger garza my company and says so you cannot do without energy on one hand and then complain about the lack of energy and fear, black out on the other speak of the devil. and the devil shows up that esc is a freak. and that is what currently characterizes to european elite skis of freedom, yet they are in favor of sanctions against russia. on the one hand there waging their economic war against russia because of military conflict, that in reality does not affect europe in any way. and on the other hand, they complain about the reaction to the economic war. namely, the lack of guess, guess is not only used for heating, but guess from russia, which we have received for the la

r t visits captured positions and you report claims un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of the congo, raped young women and abused locals for years. me. i lost my daughter, don how she was pregnant and i went to makin pregnancy and i have no place to claim my rights and the dc. they have not produced anything. they just rape our sisters. now mothers, they must leave with the big stories of the week and right up to the moment develop been says, well this is the weekly and r t. hello and welcome. i'm, you know, neil, our top story i car bombing in the moscow region has killed the daughter of influential russian political philosopher. alexander, duke and unconfirmed reports say mister doogan initially, blantan leave the festival in the same vehicle as his daughter. daria authority say the killing of the young woman who was 29 was planned, although the investigation is ongoing. however, this is what the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman had to say on it. if you crania involvement is confirmed, then it is state terrorism carried out by the key of regime. there have been plenty of

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on r t crew. if it's the front line and on past where russian lead forces are battling ukraine's nationalist crack in battalion india, pakistan and celebrate independence day 75 years after colonial rule came to it. and we look at how the 2 nations tried to force their own paths forward. following the partition that ripped british in august of 1947 last claim to align. bothering him now and focused on 9 o. 4 divided, deescalate bought one job, tearing a pop with families and communities with across the world around the clock. this is our, the pleasure to help you with this today for the global news roundup. i'm union, we begin this our with breaking news from the afghan capital where it, these 2 people have been injured in an explosion. the incident reportedly happened near a local tv channel. emergency services are currently up, the scene will bring you any updates on the blast on it comes on the 1st anniversary of the taliban returning to power. amid the chaotic us withdrawal will new details of

and it's starting here at home, reporting in moscow. rachel blevins, r t moving now to the democratic republic of congo. at least 2 people have been killed and 15 wounded off to members of the united nations peacekeeping mission in the country. open fire at a board post on sunday. the mission has come under intense pressure after days of protest against the organization. ah, the peacekeepers appeared to open fire before they headed through the border crossing to uganda, driving on and continuing to shoot more people to cover you in case from tonia good . her says and to quote, he is outraged by the incident. and he's welcome the decision of the congolese authorities to open an investigation and arrest the suspect of perpetrators. the peacekeeping mission in the country as facing increased criticism for its perceived failure to stop the fighting in the eastern part of the country. oh doth week, and can you and protests in the country left at least 19 people dead. including 3 peacekeepers. a protest was far out of surgeons of the m 23 group, also known as the communist revolutionary arm

the offensive goes on august dawn of reporting from the don bass r t it is good tabby with us today as we start our special coverage mocking one year since the u. s. withdrew from afghanistan, ultimately leaving the taliban to re take control of cobble. and the country i do not regret my decision to end america's war fighting at garrison and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there and other parts of the world ah. no a report by the u. s. house foreign affairs committee has been leaked and is purportedly very critical of washington's plans and the execution of the african withdrawal. as we understand, there are still many thousands of afghans stuck there waiting for special immigrant visas. this comes after they were allegedly only 36 state department officials on the ground at cobble airport a year ago to help all those on the list to get out. us. congressman michael, nicole lambasted the disconnect between us intelligence services and the white house to organizing the evacuation. there are many, since if you will, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. th

now we see actually the washing sharma r t u day discuss this further now with our guest room off and on day, especially in international relations. joining us from colombo many thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see you. now what has the u. s. reacted so negatively to the docking of the chinese ship in sri lanka. do you think? washington face corporation between the 2 countries? thank you so much, jackie. i'm in 2023. learn car has new flooring police doctrine called india, 1st washing policy. and india is also a close ally of the united states, which has a new foreign policy doctrine called in the pacific paradigm, which is quite powerful in the indian notion really being a small nation. also, or bands are going the major nature strategy or neighbors has a strategy economic interest with china and also in the india for foreign policy, dr. israel and guys, sure to not to jeopardize security interest for india on any means. so this concerns, along with india being the closest neighbor and the nearest as well as united states and china being traditional countries that t

we'll discuss the prospects for bilateral relations with r t. i am personally dealing in economy and a like. we are the biggest suppliers for fashion governments in leather industry and our cotton industry. i'm working in the shipment last 35 years and, and now i see a big scope more as the european vans are not quoting here. and we have v our targets in all to achieve the double the sales as compared to the earlier years. and it's a good prospects and says the rural and group retreat has already been started. we have eliminated and said by $2.00. so now we are working and who was on repeat. this will really haven't put in the boost off economy in russia as well as in india . our invoice also on the basis and who will misses and we are importing the other leg while and defense a deals in the government are on route be and who will treat it is a very good sign for the boost traffic on any to argentina. now we're protestors took to the streets and forced to show support for the countries former president, christina care center who faces up to 12 y

when that's going to start from r t from our culture of who is in don. yes. can, has been for some time high ramada. yeah. ideally, occurrence now in the city. it's clearly not military infrastructure being targeted . ah, it seems that ukrainian nationalists are a shooting at the civilian areas of domestic indiscriminately, some white also colored se chaotic. however civilian is for infrastructure is continuously targeted. here in the net sca, maturing toward how the hospice sold hospital number 17 was struck earlier on friday shilling continues right now as we speak, by the way, but back to the hospital at least 10 people were a wounded. according to the russian investigative committee, one of those people was a child. now the i was just at the hospital, it looks like the personnel are continuing to work, continuing or offering their medical services to the residence of don't ask, now civilian casualties continued to mount here on friday, one more person was killed in addition to the 6 that were killed on thursday and of course the number of wounds continues

the event is hosted by russia's defense ministry as r t. this donald quarter reports well, this year's moscow conference on international security kicked off with a keynote speech by vladimir putin. the russian president focused primarily on the western destabilizing role in the ukraine conflict. but also said that this is just one part of us lead efforts to stow conflict around the world. the russian president spoke a bit about those efforts in africa, latin america, and specifically around taiwan, even accused the west of trying to organize a nato style military alliance in the far east. now vladimir putin also said this means 2 things. number one that the age of unit polarity is coming to an end. and number 2, the west is desperately trying to hold on to the last remnants of its hegemony around the world. western officials know how many ukraine ukrainians have died in the name of that a gemini, and how many more will die in the name of it in the future. and yet, it seems like that's a risk they're willing to take since, according to russ

now, and i'm exclusive interview 2 r t. he talked about those allegations on the current international picture. that's a whole promise, you know, brought all portrait in my opinion from the very beginning. this was a war which the west imposed on russia and russia is defending its national security interest is the west, which is leading this war by providing weapons to ukraine. and this prolongs the getting into the last ukranian, as is already been said. for me when it comes to russian, it's the t, jake, state interests, the same things apply us for the u. s. and other countries. the factors that before the war, the west ignored all the justified demands of russia when it comes to perceived national threats. so, we know that russia told the west their specific views, but the west ignore that because they wanted to bring about this conflict. so they could use ukraine to bring russia to its knees, which has not happened. i believe that it's unlikely to actually happen as i can see and understand what the west did by imposing