does not stop the sanctions pressure on minsk moscow against this difficult external background , russ russiantensified joint work on import substitutions, corresponding instructions were given to the government. there are many reserves. we also talked about topical aspects of the work of the union state minsk moscow is moving synchronously along the integration track details of the negotiations in our next issues our president youtube channel of the tv news agency and got into the top five videos on the tab in the trend. for those who did not have time to watch, we recommend the president’s dialogue not only cools hotheads, but also gives answers to many questions of belarusians. how then and who to believe in the top of youtube and the shors with the president over a million views of the president's speech on national unity day? there were five more items on the agenda today, mostly international ratifications. among them is the eu agreement he has navigational seals to track shipments. washington is preparing to skim the cream in the west of its sanctions policy the united states is going

russ: russia's invasion of ukraine a huge factor and climate change and covid are factors. liz truss told mike kollek -- my colleague on her new program. >> what i want to reassure people is i will act within one week. what i can't to do -- can't to do -- but i cannot do is tell you what exactly that will be. russ: here is her victory speech at lunchtime. >> i will deliver a boat -- bold plan to cut taxes and i would deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills but als dealing with a long-term issue we have had on energy supply. russ: as you have heard, liz truss has made it an economic priority to cut taxes also she says it is a priority to launch a comprehensive plan. on the tax front, the recent raise on insurance, she plans to reverse. there has been speculation on what measures she may introduce to help people with energy costs. earlier today, the financial times reported that this trust's freezi energy bills in the response to spiraling costs to households. the spokesperson from the trust team says they won't comment on speculation but they said we

i think, you know, there's a lot of talk about, shall russ, russia escalate. i think there is a certain level of desperation on, within nato and within the countries because they know within the next couple months this thing's gonna fall apart for them. i don't think personally russia has to, i would add soldiers simply because some of the areas they lost simply would get was because they didn't have enough personnel on the ground to hold those places and they had to retreat. and of course, on the other side, argued that it was, you know, some kind of a massive defeat. but in reality, if they kind of hold tight and make a few minor adjustments within the next um few months, um, you know, the, the, the e u countries are going to be in deep and serious trouble. so i don't think russia has to make it big of a moves as a lot of people i think they've got, you know, a lot of things on their times on their side of the rolling stones. it ok, well i'm going to use another phrase here. we go back to larry, here. we heard of a lot in afghanistan, you've got the clock, s

leaders of china and russia are set to meet on the sidelines of a key summit. it is the first face-to-face meeting suns russeeting since russia invad ukraine. president xi and putin are attending the two day summit of the cooperation organization. the meeting comes as russian forces continue to suffer setbacks in ukraine and western countries step up sanctions. this is xi's first official trip outside china since the start of the he is expected to seek a third term as leader. eight nations are part of this meeting including india and pakistan. iran is an observer country but expected to become a full member of the summit. last month one of putin's closest aides said russia wants countries in the group to be on the same side in what he called the global confrontation. some republics are keeping distance from russia because of the invasion. >> japan's defense minnesota stri is keepi -- ministry is keeping their barred up. this is the seventh time it's happened. japanese defense officials say a chinese navy survey ship was in territorial waters in the pacific on thursday. officials say this is the 7th time it'

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. ♪ kennedy: the war many ukraine is going so badly for russia, russ keys are literally breaking theirto fight. protests have erupted across russia after putin yesterday announced a massive draft. all men between between ages 18-65 now eligible to serve. cops have arrested hundreds, and the detainees could get sent directly to the front lines. others are doing whatever it takes to aside the draft with miles-long lines to cross the border into mongolia, finland. they don't care. google searches on how to to break an arm reportedly also spiking. so is this another sign that putin's days are numbered? here with me now, retired navy seal senior chief and republican candidate for wisconsin's 3rd congressional district, derek van or then is back. >> thank you, good to see you. kennedy: tell me, what is going on in russia? is putin losing power, or should the world be terrified over his nuclear saber-rattling? >> well, yes and yes. but let's remember, let's wind back the clock a little bit and remember why we're here today. president biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan abandoning t

was he no one outside russia can recognize that. not even russ closest allies like dollars or catholics on seemingly willing to do so. but certainly there's this fear that this kind of nuclear specter, the specter of nuclear weapons being used against ukraine forces. now something that is increasingly a rail prospect did up as an economy there in keith for us. thank you, nick. and i have some more headlines for you. iranian officials say they have arrested more than 1200 people protesting over the death of a woman in police custody human rights. wanted to say at least 76 people have died in 10 days. otis, have also been lost, kroger lebanon's parliamentary god, have class with retired soldiers rallying against cost to their pensions. protesters in the capital bay rou, briefly breached security near parliament, but were pushed back with tear gas. public anger over lebanon's, collapsing, economy is growing. you know, we've been the leader of her rebel group from the central african republic has gone on trial at the international criminal court in t

russia. we now see russ a phobia and enter russian sentiment across the world. it spread by the west is going is that with the villas and the west is convinced that it's civilization, it's neo liberal culture. is a template for the entire world to follow. and there are no other options, you know, other scenarios. so cleaning up with me, they still not even wish to accept and repent it for their own crimes of the past to their own historical crimes. they blame others for their own crimes, culinary that would take, for example, the period or for example, the colonial domination loop. and in fact, we knew it was the backend in the middle ages, that the west of colonial regimes, but then grumbling the genocide of the peoples of america, the plundering of india, of africa, of the wars of against china. ah, the opium wars, but says really silly. not what the west did was up. they made and tie initially, dependent on drugs, emily and eliminating and gina fighting entire lou ethnic groups. they, you hunt, we people like animal ravages. what will this go said? and we fee

lots of threats from top russian officials saying that once these regions are deemed to be russia prope then russ will be using nuclear weapons to defend the territory. even if no one recognizes those territories as russian. as for the ukrainians, they will carry on fighting. they are not taking this seriously. i think the big difference could be that western europn supporters of ukraine wi get cold feet and they will be scared by this -- these russian threats. >> thank you for that. nick connolly in kyiv. tou thao energy has -- europe is on high alert for attacks on his energy infrastructure after a series of leaks were discovered in the nord stream pipelines in the baltic sea. the damage is the result of sabotage. the incident could be the biggest methane leak ever recorded according to scientists. >> the eu says the damage was likely caused by a deliberate act, raising security concerns but the european commission have not said who could be behind the suspected sabotage. >> everything is being done to try to identify the origin of these events and the explosions on the nord stream pipelines. w

russia, replacing some of that revenue. last, when western partners sort alternatives amid sanctions or i for more or less i'm joined by mikhail, could he can. he's a partner in the independent russ energy consulting agency. mikhail, when we look at trade right now, considering this war, is this relationship in which both sides, russia and china, are equals. do i do not think so, or chain or receive is oil, gas and cold from russia and supports or export in machinery, consumer goods and a lot of other things. and the balance of trade is in favor of russia. if we well focus on the price of energy commodities, but technically speaking, arrested depends on china much more than china depends on the rest. and to what extent can russia replace energy trade with europe through trade with china? this has been the big question now since the war began. it was done possible to increase crude oil deliveries to china because of transportation, the limitations. so the pipeline that goes to china cannot handle more. busy than, well, 1300000 barrels start day. and basically this is the limit in terms of gas supply. china do not need the, an increase of supply from russia. because right now there

made in russia under a common brand russ.ech has created equipment for arctic gases, offshore production platforms, combined engines, the construction corporation, which is part of the group, has already begun factory testing of a gas turbine unit that will replace foreign technologies for offshore production. these are strategically important projects not only for gazprom for the development of the field, but also for the united construction engines corporations success. in this project will allow to develop it for others. uh, fuel companies. the complex that implements the relevant projects is lukoil and novatek, we are already supplying the first unit. there are four in total. this year other participants of the exhibition also told our tv channel about domestic production. this equipment is used to cover ha. soprof without any plants and enterprises that use this gas and at the same time it was possible to repair the gas pipeline without stop plumbing fittings. a-a wire is that here you can overflow solution. this is repr

was he no one outside russia is gonna recognize that it's not even russ closest allies like bowlers or catholics and seemingly willing to do so. but certainly there's this fear that this kind of nuclear specter, the spectra of nuclear weapons being used against ukraine force is now something that is increasingly a rail prospect did up as an economy there in key for us. thank you, nick. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a gunman has killed at least 15 people at a school in central russian authorities say the shooter targeted students, teachers and security guards before turning the gun on himself. investigators say he was wearing a shirt with a swastika. the motive remains unclear. iranian officials say they have arrested more than 1200 people protesting over the death of the woman in police custody. june rights monitors say at least 57 people have died in 10 days of protests. there have also been large pro government rallies. more bodies have been recovered after boat carrying a migrants sank of serious coast. nearly 100 people are now known to have

no one outside russia is going to recognize that not even russ closest allies like galleries or catholics on seemingly willing to do so. but certainly there's this fear that this kind of nuclear specter, the specter of nuclear weapons being used against your brain forces. now something that is increasingly rail prospect did up as an economy there in key for us. thank unit tom. now to have look at some of the other headlines today. a gunman has killed at least 15 people, not a school in central russian authorities say that shoot a targeted students teachers and security guards before turning the gun on himself . investigate to say he was wearing a shirt with a swastika. b motive remains unclear. the leader of a rebel group from the central african republic has gone on trial at the international criminal court in the hague. mama site up there, connie deny charges, including war crimes. he's accused of running a torture unit during an anti government uprising in 2013 where one plan. more bodies have been recovered after but a boat carrying migrants sank off serious coast. nearly 100 people a

they're aiming to check the safety of the russ unoccupied plant, which has seen several near disasters in recent weeks. russia installed our russian authorities rather in the nearby town of eden horde. i accuse ukraine of drone strikes on the power station. the roster is accusing shelling by the ukrainians and ukrainian held nika pole on the opposite bank of the nepa river. and other areas near the plant, including the city of savagery, ship today, the head of the i. e. a mission, rafa grossey said they were going ahead despite reports of continued shelley, we are moving. ah, we are aware of the current situation. there has been a increased military activity including this morning. and until very recently, a few minutes ago, i have been briefed by the ukrainian regional military commander here about that and the inherent risks. but weighing the pros and cons and having come so far, we are not stopping. we are moving now. we know that that is an area as you know, that the so called a greys own where the last line of the ukrainian defense comes. and before the 1st line of the russian occupant occupying forces b

for eight years, we, russia, i mean, have implemented minsk agreements. you did nothing. we... mr popov... russhe greatest of respect, we don't have time to go back through the history of the minsk agreements. i want you to tell me why you think any... but you... any... any country in the world would recognise these so—called referendums, which everybody from joe biden to governments across europe to, frankly, the united nations please. that's my message to the west. don't lecture us how to live. leave us alone. and that's why we should protect our people. we should protect our land. we should protect russia as a state, and we should protect russian people. because... you... you, not me, you are moving your military infrastructure to our borders. to our borders for decades! you are threatening us, our country, by nuclear bomb, by some weapon. you are sending weapons to ukraine. you are threatening to my people in magadan, in yekaterinburg, in moscow, you, west, not me threatening to you. russia is not a threat. russia is a peaceful country and we are going to protect our borders. that's clear.

russia consented. china is limited. while earlier we spoke to mchale critique in an energy analyst and partner in the independent, russ energy consulting agency. he said, there's only so much russian energy that can make its way to china. the pipeline that goes to china cannot handle more than well. 1.3000000 barrels start day. and basically this is the limit in terms of gas supply. china do not need an increase of supply from russia, because right now there is just one pipeline that goes from eastern siberia, across the board to china. in it is go into reach its name plate capacity of 38000000 cubic meters a year in the 2025, only the u. s. state of california is suing amazon, saying the company is violating the state's anti trust and unfair competition laws . it's your amazon pack, the $84.00 page suit says the amazon stifles competition and has practices that push sellers to maintain higher prices on other on products on other websites. the suit is part of a 2 year investigation and falls. another lawsuit that is currently going through an appeals process after being dismissed by a district judge earlier this year. well f

russ. please leave the even if they publicly maintain or fronting. i think the china one russia to make renewed push to end hostilities. would you say that china is, is, is worried, or is becoming more worried about the long term fall out from russia's invasion of ukraine. i mean, is that what does that play here? absolutely. as i say just a minute ago, you know, my sense is that china probably expected that ukraine would capitulate very quickly . ukraine with a western support has proven to be a, a formidable competitor. and of course brushes military as well heads as under performed. so i think china is very concerned. first of all, it's concerned by the same extra analogies of the war that many other countries are concerned about. it's concerned about disruptions to global energy market. it's concerned about disruptions to global food market. so it's concerned about those extra nowadays, which will only worsen as the war continues, but it is also concerned about, as i mentioned, it's transit lanet ties. and although you're china and russia, they will strengthen their embrace

now let's go straight to our russ analyst concept in agood, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, vilnius, and company. what is russia's aim with? the so called referendums? well, the grease again with proportion. great is to legitimize russian presence on these territories. and very probably, and next them and her kind of servants say that very possibly the annexation date because no one doubts about the re so called result of the so called referendums, which are not reverend at all. ah, due to basically and next these territories, by the 7th of october, which has put his birthday and we just put his 70th birthday. so in the saw me, it's tradition. it, sir, very important to do something for such an important date. and i suppose we're looking towards full scale annexation concept, and i got our rutter analysts. thank you. now they're so called referendums on, on the way where announce to after ukrainian forces liberated a large part of territory formerly held by russian forces. one of the places retaken of that in that counter offensive a was a coup ganske in the hockey for region. the w correspondence, nick connelly

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the independent russ energy consulting agency, and he is skeptical that a price cap on russian gas will work and suggest sanctions are a more effective way to hit russia's economy. good intel selzer without any phone did shouldn't. in any practical measures, it would be much more efficient to continue the same shouts, which are prescribed in the package. number $60.00 sanctions against russia, which is a default embargo on imports of rush and crude oil start in december. and if all the embargo in the you all imports over us on the refined, it's rolled on brother starting in march next year. it would hurt the russian budget and the russian economy enormously without so well, some o mares are such as a canceling the capitalist market in europe, brazil's president, i are wilson ira has told his supporters to take a stand as the nation marked the $200.00 anniversary of its independence with political rallies planned across the country. critics say he has transformed one should be a day of unity until a campaign event that they fear he will use to undermine next month's election. opinion polls indicate he's lagging behind his left wing rival lula to silva. i

you know, russia is growing. russia is pushing its borders forward and keeping as they would see it. nato, further away from, from, from rush school territory in from russ capital melonick. the war in ukraine does re, john, what's the latest from the battlefield? well, that is the story thing as land putin is set to have this big event in moscow signing these treaties that would bring these regions under russian control. and we are expecting a big speech for him from him later on. on the same day, we're getting increasing reports of what looks to be a very significant russian to fit in the offing. the, the city of lemon that is in the north western part of dumbass, not far from sever done it. the city that russia took at huge cost to lives and military equipment in the summer, and the sense that ukraine's really on a role and is using that momentum that it has had since taking lots of the hot give region the last few weeks to push russia back, russian not able to bring in those newly mobilized people at the speed and the scale needed, and a sense that now you claims basically given up on any kind of negotiated settlement after this plan for this illegal

russia are responsible for . that is that good? but nevertheless, i think someone fleeing from military service from russ, better for you, crane than someone fighting in ukraine when i present the last thing. thing directly to russian young men of protest against the really fight it all 3. then they need to be a play to you to and it was always the cough, dictatorships, like the soviet union, all the german democratic republic to close the bought. what's the cost of the, with the cost of freedom to open the border for those fleeing from the regime. and i think that is because we should have and the type that he did the european law in the asylum qualification directive. those person fleeing from military service when this military service is also willing to walk crimes have the right for them and we should keep to that and i'm open in that way for those. but then there's this other group and that is very important. there is another group for which i have high respect, is the democratic opposition in russia and those people, i mean, close contact with an all the time those fighting the regime in russia, but also doing it from the ex

to p us through three weeks before the twenty twenty election and said was russia misinformation but turned out to be true,russ implicatesian joe repeatedly. the big guy, tony belinski, confirm that, oh, i'm payingdad half of dad's bills. oh, i've got to pay for dad's repairs. oh, he takes half my income. h soalf he implicates his father many times. now we have evidence that he did, in fact, meet with many of hunter's foreign business dealings partners. and now yoliu gongt this. >> tell us what you have. well, who wete have is proofbe emails as well as aca whistleblower that confirmsr wh the validity of bank transactions that we also have that showed that hunter biden, through his company, hudson west, was negociat validite doig a deal with the chinese energy company cfc to purchase american natural gas. they had a map in their power point that was written in chinese that highlighted all the natural gas providers across the united states and what hunter biden was trying to do was negotiate the sale ofga liquefied natural gas to china, but also cfc main objective was to be able to start purchasing interest in t

russia base and their ability to not move funds. we've seen as mr. levin and i boast mentioned go after laz russ group, north korea's cyber criminals through the use of sanctions. we've seen effect of course sanctions through the block chain space already. the second piece is we're harnessing the power of the entrepreneurial spirit in the united states to build a better mousetrap and that's the importance of this committee and this institution comes in to really ensure that we're fostering innovation, that we're encouraging people to build. and as i mentioned in the opening statement, we're seeing today that 99% of stable coins are -- stable coins that are fiat backed are tied to the u.s. dollar. that means already today we're ensuring people who transact globally in this new digital system are transacting u.s. dollars which really maintains the efficacy of u.s. sanctions even in this new digital world where we keep hearing about the ability to move outside of the u.s. financial system. mr. gonzalez: thank you. i could not agree more with that sentiment. i want to shift now towards tornado cash

let where not russia governs. you russ infamy and disgrace imut bottom.my and shame, at least this is what we have to put the squeeze on this non-russian this vyrus, when we are asked where, how and when the special operation will end. it will end there and then, when all of russia is not all, everyone who wants to turn us into yahoo, everyone who controls them, everyone who corrects their brains, will receive their well-deserved infamy and shame will take 3 months, which means 3 months will take 3 years. so three years will take 30 years, so 30 years. and what choice do we have what choice do we have the whole world is in dust, but not now? and we are in heaven, as the second option was said. yes, we are in heaven as the righteous. they will simply die optimistically optimistically, so i will say about the choice of choice. we roll up our sleeves. yes, the order of the heads do not hang up and go forward clearly understands what is needed now on a different level. industry and it's good that the government understands this very well at home. this is well

[indiscernible] russ at this moment uses the power plant as a kind of safe space because ukrainians are limited -- [indcernible] russiais using the side of nuclear power plants to basically attack ukraine. amy: can you explain the situation around zaporizhzhia? you have russia and ukraine accusing the other of the shelling. what do you understand is happening and how the plant is being used and how many of the plants themselves -- there are six, this is the largest station in europe -- have been shut down already? >> look, let me start from the last one. i think this is one of the discussions which is happening as to why -- there were two units working. right after the attack when russia occupied the station, when their work shooting on site, there were two units that were operating that were shut down but were started again. this is because the power plant is important both for occupied territories or russia wants to also he electric supply and ukrainian controlled territories. in terms of -- that area is under russian control in general , but there something which we cannot really -- happening all around. they were

number $60.00 sanctions against russia, which is a default embargo on imports of russian crude oil starting in december and a full embargo in the u on imports of russ on the refined petroleum products started in march next year. it would hurt the russian budget and the russian economy enormously without so well, some measure such as a canceling the capitalist market in europe. but the ultimate goal here is to reduce reliance on russian energy. isn't it our european countries doing enough to achieve that goal? you're saying that's thanks, it might be a way to hurt russia, but is europe even in a position to be able to implement these sanctions without hurting itself more than it would hurt russia? well, i think the main problem with the sanctions and the at, if you all the, you and the russia in the energy sector is a well, the problem is that the europeans are doing it very slowly with great delayed. how many years ago it became clear of the thrush, it uses the flow for gas and oil supply as political weapons. and there was plenty of time to build new interconnect or gas pipelines across the border of european countries to build the new o terminals

russ are for big. right. tell how mr. who tim is describing the book and the howard the story is told. you can see all the cliches, all the prejudices against russia, and this is the comic about one of the most horrifying episodes in modern russian history. the best land school seeds when more than a 1000 hostages were taken. most of them, children, terrorists shot the men and the gymnasium, where the hostages were held. was booby trapped when one of the bombs exploded and people started to run away. the terrorists opened fire more than $300.00 were killed. but the comic strip says nothing about the abuse of hostages or fleeing children being shot in the back. instead, the author blames russia who fired on their own children. no wonder considering that even during the seed, many western media refer to the terrorist to separatists, implying the blame does not lie in time with them. the way it used to describe the event was not to speak about the terrorist. so the same pressure dice neu, felicia, why it is for the children not to world it was, or because a bad russian joy focus all the journalists who curve out the event. they speak only about russi

russia and china as well. because a lot of grievances and people who in global, out in africa in latin america was the scene being now conducted. these of the russ is the same treatment that they've been, they've been met with from the west for all these years of colonial era. can i bring the arthurian legends one more time? because i think there's one more metaphor that is very, that are relevant here. and that's the metaphor of the round table. if you remember, it was merlin, the magician, who gave the king that a round table, and what was it inscribed on that table was a thing by helping each other we become equals initially that was supposed to be the rationale of the united nations that all countries would feed around the round table, they will be able to settle their differences by mutual respect by some minimal distance, the towards one another. understanding that they're doing that for the sake of the global piece. do you think the you're on has leased up to that noble goal and what could be done to make that organization truly efficient? well this, i think unfortunately, i think there's a high probability that the united nation will sha

russ muscles ah ah ah, ah. the we are glad that the russian federation did what it needed to do to keep keep our inspectors safe, but un acknowledge its russia's role in ensuring the security. if it's a comic watched as an international team, assessors apology, nuclear power plant and companies emit continued a tax on the facility by ukrainian forces. this is according to local official. donald trump, the major republicans representative stream ism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. joe biden take a swipe, trump and other rival republicans.

russia back in december of 2021. the ukrainian officials declared bella russ --belarus as a hostile country even though we never had any problems with ukraine. from march of 2022 they introduced the -- for those fleeing including humanitarian assistance. in february of this year bella russ has taken and 50,000 ukrainian citizens. our country has taken in more than 200,000 ukrainians. they are not coming by force as some have tried to present. they are coming voluntarily. furthermore, they come through poland through the baltics, in order to provide assistance to citizens who come to bella russ. the president signed a new version of the decree on the presence of citizens of ukraine and accordance with a decree of ukrainian citizens have all the rights provided to belarusian citizens. the conflict has seen a note let up. the fighting has continued as well as the western efforts to pump ukraine with weapons, activity of formations is being promoted. nato is concentrating its troops at the borders of neighboring countries. a campaign has been launched. belarus has been stated to be an aggressor. we have stated clearly that