— relations between russia and the west and — relations between russia andd russia and nato are bad, that is putting it mildly, but those channals— that is putting it mildly, but those channels of communication do exist, and only— channels of communication do exist, and only yesterday russia's spy chief_ and only yesterday russia's spy chief met— and only yesterday russia's spy chief met the cia director for talks about— chief met the cia director for talks about how— chief met the cia director for talks about how to avoid nuclear escalation in the ukraine war so you might— escalation in the ukraine war so you might expect, you would hope that conversations will be had between russia _ conversations will be had between russia and the west to find out what happened _ russia and the west to find out what happened tonight and to avoid further— happened tonight and to avoid further escalation.— happened tonight and to avoid further escalation. ,, .,, , further escalation. steve rosenberg, our russia editor— further escalation. steve rosenberg, our russia editor

you've been wanting about the danger and the likelihood of, of a war between russia and the west over ukraine for many, many years. when do you think the structural foundations for this conflict? for late 25 years ago? i thought of expansion of nato a towards each grade. and russia at that time was weak. and b, trusting. and so in a way we acquiesced. and that 5 people like myself and i did this many times over the phone, but cetera, said that sooner or later there will be war. and it will be about to crate because there are many of the cultural historic elements, but their main reasonable. so push the oh security with the station. oh, has been become becoming intolerable for us now. can i ask you specifically about the language? because in just the other day we had a few cranes at security council. alexi denila for percent with russia sounding family, suggested getting rid of their russian language completely. and while he did that in a very derogatory term, he compared thrasher speakers to frogs. what i want to ask is not the moral assessment, but rather than the sort of analytical

the west and russia. so i think turkiye is playing a major role now. i think what happened was a trigger just to push for action. for months now, in the recent 18 months, turkiye was not happy what happened in the north of syria, and turkiye is planning actually to send back a number of syrian refugees to syria, and the one to make sure that it is stable and secure. i think these kind of things will continue, i think turkiye would not be able to go on with their plan to return some of the syrians to their own country. there are two things you have to consider, one is basically what is happen when it comes to russia and ukraine and the role of turkiye, and also what happens inside turkiye and the future, your and the election in turkiye and what the president is looking for from all those opportunities. >> but is it too cynical to say that president erdogan has an eye on reelection next year? is projected to be a tight race, so course and operation of this scale on the border with syria would do him good, w

russia. businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast. the west believed russia would quickly collapse under the weight of sanctions. instead, it is the west, particularly europe facing collapse. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest here in moscow. exactly in a row. he's the founder of the center, a political strategic analysis strap hole. and we also have dmitri bob. she is a political analyst and editor, and you know me, internet media project. right? gentlemen, cross our rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. i start out with d. m a here in moscow edema we see we see these 2 different trends that they, they were kind of blurry for the 1st 8 months, but now they're getting more and more clear. we have a leaks that are still committed to this proxy war to the point of the reports of american specialists on the ground in care. we all know what that means and finland may take on the new killer option of nato. but then you have the consumer saying, you know, we can take the in

it's a, it's a full blown confrontation between russia and the west. and i've seen you right before that because it's such a global conflict, much as actions should also be targeted at the west so that it loses the appetite for picking on russia further. what exactly do you have in mind? what actions could moscow take tier a limit? the appetite of western elite refers a room for size. it's not between it's weighted and russian in the west and the anomaly, the west and the rest and everything is changing. the west is shrinking. i mean, the rest, which i would prefer to go to cold, not, not, not a lot more west, but global majority of movies are growing in its power. but we have everything is changing. and one of the elements of this picture is that they're desperate. the attack now of the west or counter attack to stop and the duration of the, of their positions. they decided to concentrate on russia in their real aim is of course, saving their 500 years of their domination and a mid intermediate amy's that on demand china now about to have to my chain a

, which would be aimed at settling, taking into account the position of russia of the west with russia, responsibility for all their sins of the country of the west they are trying to shift it to russia, yes, and also to use the site of our world organization for their own selfish purposes. it's clear manifested itself this monday, november 14, during the debates of the special session of one of the western assembly, the initiators of the new resolutions on the so-called reparations could not even explain in general terms what kind of mechanism for compensation for damage to ukraine they intend to create instead, forcing, developing states only to subscribe to legally flawed politicized text aimed at the illegal legalization of the expropriation of strangers. but this time even the western intimidation company is not coercive blackmail is clearly up to you. results a vote in which more than half of the member states refused to support the new anti-russian years speaks for itself for most countries. include those whom you forced to vote for this project, the obviously double

exact date, december 17th, when the 2 demands, when one from russia went to the nato and to washington about russia security and for so if nobody wants to negotiate in the west, russia will unilaterally achieve its security demands in and because the west does not want to negotiate, rush will do it by itself. we've already seen what it will do since of february 24th, and it will just continue to do it. and the pain dial has only been darted turner demon. oh, yes, this week for president. would you say that actually this a collision with west, with naval? wasn't it? it has to happen. so it's good that it's happened on our trips. i know that the. busy moment or the west would be prepared. you know, the problem with the previous wars that their west waste was that they were all stopped by the west at the. busy moment which the west so as an opportune one, you know like 2003 against iraq and they all have tragic consequences. so indeed can we manage to prevent something very bad from happening, even though what happened was also bad. but also also, i don't see carl that and go this war and now western blanche western interests, russian army, even if we lose or s

state, and in this process, ukraine is now playing in the interests of the west, because it is carrying out the mythologizing of russiathe west is gradually stopping, and it is not possible as quickly as we would like. but behaving like a rabbit with a premonition in front of the kremlin, you understand, some things that politicians say publicly are beginning, not only there are politicians with a component of eccentricity, as boris johnson does, but look at the evolution of olaf solts what he spoke until february 24. and what he is saying now , and joseph biden himself periodically also likes to give such sharp verbal assessments, so the west, due to his political nature, he can not help but offer negotiations, well, then it will not be a west. well, then it will be an undemocratic society. good let's talk more about the negotiations, but now on the part of russia, the desire of russia, see lately, more and more often, you can hear statements from the side of moscow and the kremlin that they have always been ready for negotiations. and that's all ukraine, that's all zelenskyi and his government, they all crossed out

the opposing sides. we know relations are bad between russia and the west. ese channels of communication do exist. only yesterday, russia's spy chief met his u.s. counterpart for talks. reportedly, they talked about how to avoid nuclear escalation in the ukraine war. you would expect in these kinds of moments, conversations would be had between russia and the west to find out what happened tonight and to avoid further escalation. >> steve rosenberg in a very snow we moscow. let's stay with the conflict in ukraine. this time to consider the work of medical staff who are working in challenging conditions. in the east of the country, casualty numbers are mounting. a frontline trauma center is staffed by a dedicated team. many of whom volunteered for service. our correspdent and cameraman spent almost a week with ukrainian army medics in the donbass region. reporter: on ukraine's eastern front, there are few moments of peace. they steal a private moment whenever they can. a rare quiet moment to reflect for this army chief medic. before the chaos of the day. what

the west and war globally? well, there changes at all levels, including changes within russia and the balance with russia. between conservatives, liberals that has been dramatically changed. the balance between russia and the west is something we see in the dynamic. everyday content has many different vectors. it would be the question of the dollarization, the question of the industrialization of europe. and it's fading roland world compared to russia's comparative stability and intended growth through a re industrialization. these are processes that are very much in evidence and use evidence in the, in the daily news the need. as regards the global balance, russia has, has clearly won the interest and attraction of the global south. i'm so there have been dramatic changes in the world diplomacy that are swept to the sides of our western mainstream, but occasionally reemerge and attract some interests that have in mind the, the changes in the middle east, the changes in relationships between the united states and iran, or western european iran versus russia's growing strategic alliance for the run and rush

the rest of humanity. and i think that's an interesting point because as russia's conscience with the west deteriorated over the last decade, russia invested a lot of diplomatic effort into building its ties with other countries. for example, with turkey with which we had very tenuous relationship over syria. and there were some very perilous accidents with the church shooting down the russian playing. the rushing deliberately made sure that if once you have those functioning ties and it wants to meet turkey halfway the same with other countries, let's say the saudi arabia war. well, each of has always been our russia, so very strong partner. but in any case, there was a deliberate effort in investing into diplomacy and the new kind of diplomacy that allows countries meet each other half way. do you think it's still a possibility between, let's say russia and the west, or let's say the rest and the west. do you think some, some sort of a balanced, mutually amicable and mutually respectful way of dealing with each other's possible . at this point, i think it would it politics that is nothing impossible in po

the west of the country very soon they will be replaced by the very east of russia. priests are voluntary, but there were so many applicants that they had to be divided into groups and make a schedule. although for now the question of which of them will go to the special operation zone in the near future by the ruling bishop until it is decided anna leonova konstantin krutikov lead, khabarovsk maybe i'm not a man? then who? to devour a person gennady petrovich or simply gena the gardener you once again go to this apartment, then your big business. destruction of russia the west is promoting the craziest ideas, now they have decided to open a second front. you don't always bother. cynicism of this comparison, it consists on the one hand of impoverished and on agents, and on the other of

the conflict is much further than russia, ukraine. it's a full blown confrontation between russia and the west. and i've seen you right before that because it's such a global conflict. russia's actions should also be targeted at the west, so that it loses the appetite for picking on russia further. what exactly do you have in mind? what actions could moscow take tier limit they appetites of western relates. first i re emphasize it's not the to in, it's a weighted than brush in the west anomaly, the western direct. and then everything is changing the west or is shrinking. i mean, the rest, which i would prefer to go to cold, not a not, not a lot more west, but the global majority of movies are growing in its power. but we have everything that is changing. and one of the elements of this picture is the desperate, the attack now of the west or counter attack to stop and the duration of the, of their positions. they decided to concentrate on russia in their real amy's, of course, saving their 500 years of their domination. and a mid intermediate aim is undermined china now. but to have de my chain a

the nations for in isolation of russia. here at this, somebody or rather more isolation because that is what the west has been exercising for months now with endless packages of economic sanctions against russia. but it didn't seem to be working and even seems to have the opposite effect as the economies of the united states and western europe are now projected to be declined with a near full decade, high inflation and rocket in prices for food and energy due to end to russia economic sanctions, they in fact initiated while india and china that's russia logically strengthened, ties and corporation. we've after been pushed towards the east and isolated by the west are on the opposite to become the world's leading economists in the near future. and they seem to only increase trade with russia, some impressive figures for you in the last, in the 1st 8 months or based here. china is investment in russia showed 150 percent increase compared to the last year. and mostly in b gene are planning to invest. another $1300000000.00 in joint project, russia, india, bilateral trade, another 130 percent growth in september compared to las

the strikes follow russia's retreat from kherson and the west bank of the dnipro river last week. e'll be hearing from our correspondent in russia, plus we'll hear how this is playing out at the 620 summit here in bali. we start with this report by our international editorjeremy bowen, who's in 0desa in southern ukraine. in the hours after the missiles hit, it wasn't clear whether the deadly events just inside the polish border were a deliberate attack or something else. perhaps a targeting error or a missile malfunction. russian�*s defence ministry denied any involvement, calling it a deliberate provocation aimed at escalation. poland's national security council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlantic treaty says an attack on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke ar

and that way, at the beginning, russia was to week by russia was frank to integrate into the west. so it was not a problem for much political consciousness. people like myself and very, very few outside of my can. our country even verity in my country, weren't, are understood that but to we were minuscule. i remember that in their ninety's, and i was heading organizing from all russian. you bring in meetings and commission because nobody was interested. it wasn't because the russians too, were taking your crane for granted that it was, they were taking a grade for granted. and also one original company at no cost more than g d p o v. great. they were, we were who made our mistakes. we often accused her and you yourself often accused the western air arrogance and ignorance. do you think russia is se guilty of the same thing? absolutely. we were ignorant that we did wanted to know what was happening area where we didn't care. and although we pay will be the price, it does not marry original either ukrainian, the behavior of ukrainian leads which are ost, which up simply the nation an

policies must change, the biden and ministration is leading us into a devastating conflict with russia. the west has an act for deluding itself, undermining its own interests and making itself hated in the world. putin is not as isolated as the western media claim, in the interest of europe and the european people. we must reject zalinski hard line approach, negotiate the partition of ukraine with russia and lift the sanctions. the former senator served for the national parliament for 16 years and is currently a regional lawmaker in brussels. he went on to say that europeans are suffering from what he calls a brutal drop in their standard of living. adding that while the u. s. has been relatively unscathed, from the sanctions blow back. it's actually profiting from supplying weapons to kiev. and all of this as european households are paying more than ever before on their energy bills. a hunger is foreign minister, spur spoke out about the economic damage reported that the western sanctions against russia have forced his country to pay about $12000000000.00 euros more for energy this year. compar

russia. the special military operation in ukraine has triggered a wave of anti russian sanctions from the west and it keeps coming up with new ones almost every day. this package will include financial sanctions that harshly limit rush us access to the capital markets. foreign companies quitting russia. atm cards will blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system shop, left to ations, antola, and euro exchange rates followed. can russian business overcome this gap? when i travel up on a couple more folk, i would know what the 20th should i am the child modification from anybody in my life the deal is but i'm sure she'll material a couple of responses and what he meant that he woke up the pill, understand is the current, can you say a song? see? yeah, i bought it didn't nasty to huddle. she instrument that i am since mother is can i have got my bonnet now? no more misty. so we'll soon the issue of miss lupe who to the is at the school.

russia and the crane. and actually turkey is becoming the main access point to russia to the west, and actually the main communicator between the west and, and, and i rush up. so i think a turkey is playing a major role now. and i think what happened and toxeme was triggering was it took up just to push for action for 4 months now. and the recent, i think, 18 months turkey was not happy of what happened. the nurse have see it not have celiac and turkey is planning actually took, took but send back a number of a to see that are produced to, to the. and they wanted to make sure that not enough that of syria is a stable as secure. and i think if these kinds of things will continue, i think it will be backfire on turkey. they will not be able to go on on that plan to return some of the syrians to their own on country. so in it, there are 2 things you have to consider when is the context was basically what's happened in when it comes to russia, crane and, and the role of turkey. and also to what happened inside inside 20 was related to returning students and the future the next year, and the election and turkey. and what

the west, and so i just wanted to ask you about the prospects for this policy. well, really, and ukraine is the main tool of the hybrid war. west against russialutely uh, true, and many at today's g20 summit were in favor of an early transition to a policy of diplomatic settlement of this conflict. among them, sit on the render mode even manuel macron. and of course , sergei lavrov, but vladimir zelensky spoke with a very sharp dissonance against this background, who turned to this person himself via video link and showed a pre-recorded speech. and listen to what he said. i need to offer ukraine compromises with the conscience of sovereignty with its territory and independence. if russia really wants to end this war, then let him prove it in practice, it is obvious that the words russia cannot be trusted, therefore there will be no minsk three years. russia must confirm the territorial integrity of ukraine, withdraw its troops from our territory and make compensation for the damage caused. after the implementation of all anti-war measures, a document confirming the end of the war must be signed by the parties. well, in this way, zelensky just

last guns was keith latham began, surveyed the guys in russia, russia, russian reason why the food crisis it this is because of russia since spring 2022, the west been accusing russia provoking a wealthy crisis. allegedly, this major grain producer is deliberately creating a deficit price. as a soaring and poor countries, particularly are experiencing.

what is the collective west the position of the collective west towards russia and to what extent thech the collective west is ready to disregard international law, the main question is what to do? andronik mihran i know that you have thought a lot about these topics and looked at what international experience is on this matter, whether russia has any possibilities other than a mirror answer, which was in this case a very difficult symmetrical answer, most likely not, and we are with you this issue was discussed. what are the problems in order to confiscate, here i think, here i want to refer to our conversation, and you yourself are wonderful. uh, they answered this question that people who got used to investing here settled down and these people were deprived of their property. it will be somewhat disorganized. here russia is still thinking in such categories, because it is necessary to think one step ahead , two steps forward and it is not known. if you do this to them, they will either return or not return , or the spat ones will say yes to their own isolation. yes? yes, now i rem

history are becoming more and more aggressive, and of course, the main goal is to divide and weaken russia. putin says that in the end, the evil westo shake the sovereignty of russia. oh, and he is afraid of that . well, if it were possible to tell about the sovereignty of russia, i would applaud if the director of the central intelligence officer of the us intelligence agency william benz and the director of the russian foreign intelligence service sergey naryshkin met in istanbul, turkey, in order to maintain the communication channels of the united states. this was reported by the coordinator of strategic communications of the national security council of the white house, john kerby in an interview with the bloomberg agency, i will remind you that earlier there was information that burns and nareshkin spoke exclusively about the inadmissibility of the use of nuclear weapons on the topic of ukraine, they would according to sources who are familiar with the course of the negotiations, they did not touch, but for several days even in the mass media it was not clear whether they met or did meet. well, let nato, together with its all

funds, not small states, in every possible way to slow down the process of returning funds with russia, the west is also trying on other issues, for example, our country is still is trying to sue ukraine in the uk supreme court for payments on eurobonds worth 3 billion dollars meanwhile. and the legitimate freezing of russian assets is a concern in many trading floors of the old world, investors and businesses are rushing to take their assets. europe's largest stock exchange euronex lost 780 billion euros in october. and this is a record loss for the last 8 years, the panicky capital outflow comes at a time when consumer spending is lowered amid rising cost of living prices for energy and unemployment are sinking more and more into recession and, accordingly, in a recession, no one will invest . uh, well, let's say dubious prospects. the swiss bank crisis is under threat of bankruptcy has lost a reliable reputation and customer confidence, as recommended to buy assets of insolvent companies in the third quarter, the bank recorded a net loss of 4.2 billion dollars, the shares collapsed by more th

the other. we know relations are bad between russia and the west, but these channels of communication do exist, esterday, russia's spy chief met his us counterpart, the cia director, for talks. reportedly, they talked about how to avoid nuclear escalation here in the ukraine war. so, you would expect that these kind of moments, conversations would be had. you would hope so. between russia and the west to find out what actually happened. and to avoid further escalation. avoiding forfurther avoiding for further escalation, as steve rosenberg just put it. very much i imagine the sentiment here at the 620 summit. it's just gone about seven o'clock in the morning here, but let's bring in... let's speak now to melinda haring, who's deputy director of the atlantic council, an expert on russia and ukraine. she joins us from washington. thanks so much forjoining us on the programme. just a start by saying, so much we don't know yet, so much more information we do need to verify. but what's your sense of what happened today?- verify. but what's your sense of what happened today? thanks for havin: what hap

the only news is for iran to stop supplying weapons to russia. the west should at least return the sanctions that were in effect . against this country until 2015, the director of the center for middle eastern studies ihor semivolos stated this in an interview with the public. why does iran deny the transfer of attack drones to russia? what other weapons can tehran transfer to moscow? now it's about the process, not the movement that is gaining strength in iran, well, almost 100% sir, it's a hair. i welcome you to the first channel of public broadcasting. thank you for coming to us, it's very quiet here, it's not interesting, we are with you we are meeting against the backdrop of new russian attacks on ukraine by iranian-made drones, and all this time we are watching these attacks. we are also watching the reaction of iran, which says that it is not involved, it did not transmit anything to russia, although we know that ukraine and western partners say it directly opposite things according to your data can we confidently say that iran sided with russia in

the same ukraine, it is concluded that the future , even in the center, is a diplomatic platform chosen by both ukraine and russia, and the west turkey will strengthen the line of the grain contract, pressure on the same russia, and that russia has made a step back, the rest is a confirmation and as it moves further, russia will go and turkey will attack, it is definitely black sea, lily of syria, south caucasian and middle central, thank you very much , dear rai izbey, for this brilliant analysis on the air of the espresso tv channel, and i want to remind our tv viewers that a well-known political scientist, an expert on international politics , ranis yunoz, who is in washington, was currently working for them. on the air of the best , most informed experts, and of course they try to predict the events of the near future, watch out for yourself and your loved ones. see you on the air, it's time for the last preparing to return to the country where the war is going on. my clothes were left there. although i don't know if any of his things were left there, because i didn't know what would happen when he crossed the border to uk

now the g20 includes russia, which of course the moscow is not going to condemn itself. it claims that this war was started by nato and the west, and russia's ally china, which has been very loathe to openly criticize russia's conduct of the war. back to you. >> right. and meantime, nina, russia is denying firing this missile into poland. what is the latest on russia's reaction? >> well, rosemary, they've repeatedly denied any involvement in this missile landing on polish and indeed nato territory. and in fact, overnight, perhaps seizing upon joe biden, the u.s. president's comments, reporters there saying that early indications are that this may have been potentially a stray ukrainian missile. we saw the representative to the united nations that the russian federation say, quote, any attempt to this incident was an attempt to provoke a direct clash between nato and russia, a military clash it says. then former russian president dmitry medvedev took to twitter and went further. the incident with the ukrainian alleged missile strike proves just one thing. waging a hybrid war against russia, the west moves closer to world war. r