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saskia and her brothers were adopted after being rescued from their birth family. saskia.r adoptive home, they suffered physical abuse and neglect for a decade. saskia, tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 2a, then i'm 11 months younger than max, i'm 23. and toby is 18 months younger, he is 22 at the moment. but we are all very, very close, very tight unit, always kind of been that way. when the adoption broke down, saskia and her brothers went back into council care but they didn't stay together for long. all three of us were in different placements, different areas, and it was quite strange as well because myself and max were obviously still attending the same school. oh, that must have been so awkward. it was really strange. at what point did the contact breakdown completely for all three of you? i would have been 1a, 15 and toby 13, yeah. i lost such a key part of myself i think because it was us three against the world, it always has been. and so being so far away from them, it is like i'm not as strong any more. sometimes siblings is all you've g

saskia and her brothers were adopted after being rescued from their birth family. saskia.ome, they suffered physical abuse and neglect for a decade. saskia, tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 2a, then i'm 11 months younger than max, i'm 23. and toby is 18 months younger, he is 22 at the moment. but we are all very, very close, very tight unit, always kind of been that way. when the adoption broke down, saskia and her brothers went back into council care but they didn't stay together for long. all three of us were in different placements, in different areas, and it was quite strange as well because myself and max were obviously still attending the same school. oh, that must have been so awkward. it was really strange. at what point this contact breakdown completely for all three of you? i would have been 1a, 15 and toby 13, yeah. i lost such a key part of myself i think because it was us three against the world, it always has been. and so being so far away from them, it is like i'm not as strong any more. sometimes siblings is all you've got left, and

good afternoon, she, saskia. just explain them the context of these drills because obviously they do coincide don't may, with the tension that we're seeing in the cry. well, definitely a pack to week for the russian leader almost everyday has seen him sit down with a different head of state. saturday proved to be no less busy. vladimir putin long side has been a russian counterpart, spent part of the afternoon in the crime and situation room over thing. joint military trolls in which the air force as well as the northern and black sea fleets or participated. undoubtedly the big crowd tour that was the practice launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. now despite the announcement of these drills being interpreted by western meter, really to count him out to a declaration of war, it's very important to note that a not only what they announced well in advance, but be they take place on an annual basis. really, the purpose is just to test the readiness, a full says, and the reliability of

thanks ask that was artes saskia taylor, where we can go to the next live knife, the latest there to see what's been happening and we've known having me over the last 48 hours as i move out. that has been an uptick. intention and uptake and shelling and conflict just run through what the latest is now in east, in the cry. well, the violence, the escalation, it is readily apparent. he at saskia said will we have to do is literally stick your head out of the window to to hear these blocks which it out occurring across the periphery of the call, a conflict line which is more than 100 kilometers. local authorities have said that that violence is fled everywhere and we have seen it ourselves when we went just just west of than yet to way to a town that very close to the front lines where they had been report to the civilian killed and who'll we manage to find of him is his bottom half ah, recently incident tragic happened here, just west of danielle city to shelves launched from the ukrainian side made ah impact one there, another crater here and everywhere. here you'll see bloodied bits

put in at least less trust will have a few nice photographs as a souvenir from the good old days. saskia taylor meanwhile, stateside the u. s. president met were german leader, olaf schultz. this week joe biden said the 2 would put up quotes, a united front and relations with moscow, and threatened to hold the nord stream to gas pipeline. if russia in fiji crane, there will be no longer a nor stream to we will bring it into. how will you protect and control it a product of worth and germany's control? we will, i promise you will be able do well, officials in germany have repeatedly previously stress the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs. they have called for an end to the political dispute over the pipeline, saying and has nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest stand off intensifying berlin is apparently making a u turn. earl rasmussen of the eurasia center, a think tank, told us who he believes has the most to lose by killing the project. fear of potentially would be hurt more by these for banking russians and russia would probably do counter thanki

he was also no saskia for the moment. we do apologize. hopefully we'll go to her in the next few minutes, but i can just summarize pretty much what was said there. ukraine, as i said, was told the gender norm that president putin said. the key, again, is not implementing the minced records and refuses to talk with them yet. and the guns and he said that systematic human rights violations continues to happen. there, particularly russians are being affected, discriminated against snap. i think we can return to that press conference. let's see what is happening there right now. the thing you recently, so we shawn things, how do you know the particulars as to made the chances of the russian people to lose you? because it seems that chances are getting smaller, like my question for president fresh mr. newton senior, how did you survive russian invasion to ukraine that was supposed to happened the day before yesterday? never shoppers, most of you might ought to be on a side, didn't even notice saying so often with see these should deal with tha

we'll have a few nice photographs as a souvenir from the good old days. saskia tiller. meanwhile state side, the u. s. president met with german leader olive schultz this week. joe biden said the 2 would put up quote, a united front sin relations with moscow, and threatened to hold the nord stream to gas pipeline. if russia invades ukraine, there will be no longer a norse tube to we, we will bring it in. how will you, how will you do that exactly. since the product and control of the product is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. and that's an interesting point, because officials in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs. they've called for an end to the political dispute over the pipeline, saying it has nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest stunned off, intensifying berlin is apparently making a you turn early rasmussen of the eurasia center. think tank told us who he believes as the most to lose by killing the project. fear of potentially would be hurt more by these for the banking

take us saskia to the east. the eastern area, lou guns. don. yes. the hot spots there. what is the situation there? no. well, there has been a pretty recent quite worrying development. it concerns c o s c e, that is the organization for security and cooperation in europe. now since 2014, when of course, the conflict fast broke out, it's had hundreds of monitors in danielle in eastern ukraine, basically keeping an eye on the situation and enforcing a cease fire that now we're getting words that dozens and estimates range from 50 all the way up to 160, that dozens of those monitors have been told to leave. or we've even seen images of them packing up their equipment and quite literally fleeing in armored vehicles. now this is a very strange route because surely now, when the whole region is on edge, surely precisely now is the time when we need such 3rd party observers that in order to provide some kind of stability and moscow fears. but unfortunately, o s c has been dragged into murky politics. these decisions can't fail to cause a serious concern. the missiles deliberat

now. saskia, sports and politics were, you know, there's supposed to be totally separate entities here, but in beijing is that what we're saying? what if you thought that some things are beyond politicization, you would in fact be wrong at the winter olympics in beijing have officially kicked off and re so far they have been a sight to behold. we've seen some pretty dazzling mesmerizing bold, colorful displays and performances, which of course matches the mood. this is off to all a celebration of sport. and there's so much to talk about, i mean, go 209921 competing countries, almost 3000 athletes participating. but you won't hear much of that in some mainstream, west and media. what you will hear instead though is the drumbeat of war, because some media pundits just have not been able to help themselves when it comes to commenting on vladimir putin presence in beijing. the walls, the walls top athletes were parading across the stage in the opening ceremony and the commentators, instead of talking about that astonishing achievements, we'll talk about war invasion, the russian bat, troop

let's learn more right now with aussie saskia taylor joining us in the studio. now. saskia, you know, sports and politics are supposed to be entirely separate entities, but it's not exactly what we're seeing right now in beijing. is it? well, exactly, if you some things were beyond politicization, you would be wrong. dia winter olympic games have officially kicked off in beijing . and so far, really, they've been a sight to behold. we've seen some bold, colorful, dramatic performances, which of course matches the mood. this is after all, a celebration of sport, and there was so much to talk about. we got a $109.00 event $91.00 competing countries, almost $3000.00 athletes participating. you won't hear much of that though in the mainstream media in the west. what you will hear instead is the drum beat of roar. it seems that media pundits have just not been able to help themselves when it comes to commenting on the presence of vladimir putin in beijing. so as the smiling athletes knew, the pride of their nations were parading across in the opening ceremony, commen

okay, well thanks for the update their se, ask it up. saskia taylor quoting from the center of moscow and that joint press conference between vladimir payton and alexander lucas shanker just a bit earlier in the meantime, a nice i think tank has wrongly predicted russia would invade ukraine last week, is ramping up. the accusations saying that it is moscow that is sewing disinformation with moral not his lurid cast. if. if you haven't heard about the atlantic council, at is arguably one of the most aggressive pro, valence think tags in the world. that is the de facto thing, tag of nato. so no surprise, they've been at the forefront of this hysteria that we're all sick of. just listen to their deputy director. put in has big, we can plans in ukraine. he's going to cut power and heat knockout ukraine and navy and air force kill general staff and hid them with cyber attack. then install pro russian president and resort to full scale military invasion if ukraine doesn't give in. this was last week and just like her previous predictions, no one invaded anyone, but she did her job. she help

the moscow continues to insist it has no designs on ukraine or breaking down the latest his artes saskia. taylor. as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch the wilds been laying back on how it will all play out. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently that people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time. should vladimir putin decide to order it, and he might be only 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia. but even from bad bullying, couldn't, could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remained in ukraine should leave now the media, i've also been, came to cache in on the hysteria. hyper on every juicy detail about the russian invasion that's been imminent for months after old t escalation, just doesn't bring in the pun, toes, but in all the chaos they just can't seem to agree. let's take but when,

that was our cesar saskia taylor ah. another news her today. canadian authorities have launched to crack down on the freedom convoy demonstrators. hundreds of offices in riot gear, some carrying automatic weapons broke up crowds in the capital, distressing video to being shared online to show mounted police, forcing their way through the practice. ah, a ah, hulu will protest is resisting arrest with forcefully taken away by officers with several pin to the ground before being handcuffed among them. movement organizes the inter him ottawa police chief, confirm to that dozens of arrests were made during the clear act we began making arrests of key individuals who are responsible for organizing these unlawful activities this morning, public order units and a significant number of officers were deployed to support our operations. as of 3 pm today, we've arrested 70 people. they have been charged with a mob with multiple various offenses, including mischief. work is underway by the city of ottawa to remediate and clean up the

let's take the thought and i'm here with you to national with saskia taylor joining us now here in the studio. vladimir putin speaking there after or during your say when convening that of the russian security council, the big meeting getting together today. one of the things appeared and said it's something he's repeated not is that he says key has no intention of implementing that of the, the mental piece agreements if they had, they would've been, they would have been some implementation over the past 7 or so years. take us through some of these key points if you would, while i was indeed an emergency session of the security council, it was can be by president picking himself. and i think given the very rapid deterioration that we have witnessed in the last few days alone and eastern crane, there was no doubt what was going to be on the agenda was going to be around the crisis in ukraine. the only real issue as it turned out to be was whether or not russia will recognize the independence of the done yet a new counsel regions. let's be very clear. this is a recognition of autonomy of

so it is a clear i don't know why, but what, what would this mean that in reality, saskia in reality for don bass with this me? i mean it's so difficult to say the stage because we haven't had any concrete documentation. i suspect that it's going to be financial support for crucial supplies, stuff like water and gas, which a lot of people and don't pass without at the moment. perhaps great to trade cooperation, perhaps russian citizenship being handed out to. i do want to point out that so let's get chords despite claimant, but these are his people that he wants to protect them, but they are his citizens. he has a duty before them. he has stopped paying the pension, he no longer gives them social benefits. he has imposed a total economic located. so they were in a difficult situation then. but now of course, has the flare up continues as a lot of them left huge waves of the regions, the left without gas and water. they're in a dire situation. and that was actually one of the things that president putin said were hit, talk about the state of people, you know, we've got 700000 russian

aggression and doing up to nothing to de escalate despite of course all its claims to the contrary. saskia taylor speaking earlier to rory know the streets of brussels are resembling something of a war zone today with barricades barbed wire on police trucks all out in force. it's because canada inspired freedom convoy protesters from across the you're heading to the belgian capital to make their views heard over coven restrictions on other social issues. charlotte davinsky was in the midst of all the action time in the belgian capital of brussels, where we have already seen scuffles between the police and the protectors, the small crowd that gathered in the european court near the commission and the parliament and what they trying to do in the last hour is to move where they were outside the park to join up with another processor to give you a sense of the cry. i would say, what they found is as they were moving down the streets, the police came in and blockaded them. you can see the police now creating a barrier with vans and offices to ensure that the protest cannot join up with the prot

well, let's get some details on these saskia taylor joining us. you had the chance to speak to love ra fo during this whole media briefing, he did seem pretty annoyed, to be honest with the associate, looks like he's running out of patience these days are what were some of the key points of our lover of speech? well, just a short while ago, a historic event wrapped up here in moscow in the building, just right behind me, the frost at that meeting between russian foreign minister such a law broth. and of course, his newly established counterparts from the danielle, a new gods. republics was held, the majority of the press conference that followed was dedicated to questions posed by western john less and perhaps on surprise me. they really press mister love roth on the special operation currently underway in ukraine. now on this, mister brofy can be said was very, very clear. nato and its allies had pushed too far. when asking, must it go to compromise on questions of national security in a way that he says no other question a country has ever been

metropolis in the world in terms of quality of life and level of infrastructure development. auntie saskia taylor takes on a tour of the russian capital. welcome to moscow, dean that city on a famous. so the song goes ok, ok, fine. according to you, when ah, infrastructure took a huge channel in the report and there was no battery called the why then the metro, the busiest in europe, it's, it's amazing combination of convenience and beauty. now this why here that you might look the station not teen off filming inside, but trust me, it's like a bull room downstairs. it's got multiple columns. i'm chandeliers. so it does make the morning commute a bit less of a grind. a friend one visited me. i'm looking through this, the most iconic move in the whole country and she said to me, which shot you my question plans here, and we have electricity to in much it's not just the choice, the level of service and mostly on like anything i've seen. i've lived in london, hong kong, most shops are open until 10 pm, some even later, many food shops of 27. when moscow did beat out all the competition was in

our colleague saskia was actually on the line with you live rob during that conference and she asked the russian top diplomat wed there. russia was ready to engage in these talks and she even said, look, well mister then he's open for these talks on a neutral status. instead, though 30 labranz said that mister lensky was lying about how he's so open to these talks. okay, maybe he's saying that now, but previously ukraine wasn't ready for it at all, but we were reporting this on our tea earlier. this is the thing, this is why this is so dangerous and it gets so confusing. i read that on auto dot com, to de lensky said, i'm ready to talk about ukraine achieving a neutral status to bring this conflict to an end. you're telling me sort of a laugh. ralph said, that's not true. so he was lying. well, we're talking about the past in this particular case, because this is a completely new statement by mister janski's. by the way, what's important is that mr. pass golf. lot of our poodle spokesperson was asked by the media, whether they've been in touch with the cranium government in the past

it's no nuclear status. saskia taylor questions. what impact his remarks could have president salenti is trying out a new tactic adding fuel to the fire you present. i have instructed the foreign ministry to convene a summit of the budapest memorandum signatory countryside. if it fails to take place or refuses to provide security guarantees to ukraine, who will regard it in the closes, signed in 1900. 94 is null and void when the tearing apart. the budapest miranda means ukraine can go. you cannot quite, literally, it would become just the 10th country to have the most dangerous weapons on us. now, this could be a bluff, political blackmail. you don't send me more troops, more money, more weapons. you don't bring us in tomato. you don't sanction moscow. right now than get ready, i new king up. it's possible and it wouldn't be the 1st time he has tried that line . ukraine has no other choice. either. we are part of the lines such as nato into doing our part to make this europe stronger. or we have only one option to arm ourselves and

global community with horror, especially if as it claims its on the side of diplomacy de escalation. saskia taylor, there will, our guests told us more about the implications, the possible implications of prisons. lensky statement, very nervous, and he says so many different things on the same day that it's incredible, wants to meet the president. and then he says that he doesn't know what russia wants all, isn't it clear yet? and the 3rd, he says that he wants a date for joining nato. and then he speaks of the press memorandum, of course, which is incredibly dangerous because the whole head in the west of ukraine are really dangerous people. i wonder if the european union understands who they support. it's to me that the real surprise is how little lane and sizes in brussels understand about the human geography of ukraine. you know, most populations east, a russian speaking forever and the use of language is great. it's a real scandal, i think he's trying to upgrade a government, a major itself was victim in this story. the care of as the, as the government which sacrificed its chance to b

and of course the story for us is our t. saskia taylor shows me in the studio. let's 1st of all, sus get good morning to you. let's, let's get to the document itself. what's in it? well, over the last few weeks he's seen at the very highest diplomatic level. we've seen kind of riley's of accusations, verbal sparring to not just what's been happening a public so we can only imagine what's being said behind closed doors. but if this leak has to be believed, we have of course, reach out both to nato and the state department in the us for consternation. well, fresh document leak has offered us a glimpse of what is indeed happening behind those close doors. and it really has showed that moscow and washington long with nato are so very, very far away from reaching any kind of consensus, not just on ukraine issue, but beyond to move. not that does seem to be a kind of blind unwillingness from the military alliance to recognize any of russia's security concerns. so this lea comes from the spanish language paper, pi east. it managed to get it hands on nato, on washington

recognized only by moscow they discussed the ongoing military operation and the opening of embassies, saskia taylor as data well, just a short while ago, a historic event wrapped up here in moscow in the building. just right behind me. the fust at that meeting between russian foreign minister, so gay, la brothman, of course, his newly established counterparts from the done yet announced republics, was held. the majority of the press conference that followed was dedicated to a question posed by west and john les and perhaps on surprise me. they really press mister love roth on the special operation currently underway in ukraine. now on this, mister brofy can be said was very, very clear. nato and its allies had pushed too far when asking most it go to compromise on questions of national security in a way that he says no other quest a country has ever been asked is look, for example, the cuban missile crisis to see how america reacted in a very similar situation, he outed that the primary goal of what is currently going on in ukraine is to allow you all ukrainians and all the ethnic diversity

in euro saskia taylor technique throughout not geopolitical analysts. reiner rough us believes that despite us pressure the new nord stream pipeline, it's really too important for berlin to drop. a germany understands that it is too dependent on the north stream to project. we need the gas supplies for our domestic market in under circumstances when the gas prices are storing. many users of gas now are really, really under economic pressure through a soaring gas prices. and so i'm pretty confident that the german government will turn to a full certification off the pipeline project and it will not sacrifice this joined to german russian gas appli project in the ongoing ukraine conflict. a lot of interest about this next tore the mysteries running the 1963. assassination of us president john f kennedy has just got mercury. a leading forensic pathologist has concluded that the attack was actually a cou, conducted by sodium deep state elements within the u. s. government serial wacked analyze the case for decades. no completely denounces the official investigation as a force. i gave a minority

war mongering hyped up hysteria that of course there's been bombarding of fights in recent times. saskia taylor talking to me a bit earlier. now. in other news tonight, canadian authorities have launched to crack down on the freedom convoy demonstrators, hundreds of offices, and right. some carrying automatic weapons broke up tribes in the capital. distressing video being shed online does show to mounted police forcing their way through the protest this ah oh my goodness, a blue oh i. 7 protest is resisting arrest. we are forcefully taken away by offices with several pins. the ground before being handcuffed among them. movement organizes in trim ought were police chief, did confirm to that dozens of arrests were made during the clear act we began making arrest the key individuals who were responsible for organizing these unlawful activities this morning. public order units and a significant number of officers were deployed to support our operations. as of 3 pm today, we've arrested 70 people. they have been charged with a mold with multiple various offenses, including mischief. work is u

document was published by spanish newspaper l. payees, now nearly or my colleagues knew harvey and saskia taylor discuss the contents over the past few weeks. we've seen at the highest diplomatic levels, riley's of accusations of verbal sparring and that's just what's been happening and public's. we can only imagine what's going on behind closed doors. but now a fresh document leak has offered us a glimpse into what is indeed happening behind those doors. and it's really showed that moscow in washington, alongside nato, a very, very far from reaching any kind of consensus with regards to ukraine, issue, uninsured. well beyond move, not that does seem to be almost a blind unwillingness from the military alliance to recognize any of russia security concerns. now, the spanish language paper open hasn't managed to get it comes on the nato and us response to russia. security proposals now will remember those proposals they were sent back in december. they fin triggered a flurry of diplomatic talks and calls and essentially they requested legal guarantees, restricting for the nato expansion, sp

for an invasion of a lack of evidence for the latest claim has also left some journalist confused. saskia taylor takes us through fuss. they promised a new year invasion. then they said it was too muddy for tanks and the kremlin was holding off until the ground froze. then they decided that an invasion was indeed, imminent. putin as a lot of options available to him. if he wants to further invade ukraine, and he can execute some of those options imminently, when we said it was eminent, it remains imminent. but again, we can't make a prediction of what decision president putin will make. then after some thought, no, actually it wasn't. we said he could indeed at any time, that's true. we still don't know these made a decision. you're not describing it. i haven't in over a week. the white house, notably, did not use the word imminent in terms of invasion. is that perspective change it or i so i, i think there's been some confusion around this because we've always been consistent that i, in so far as we know, vladimir putin has not made a final decision. so until and unless he makes a final

council discuss the need to recognize that don bass republics to ensure their residents safety ortiz. saskia taylor is across the entire story. while it was indeed an emergency session of the security council, it was condemned by president picking himself. and i think given the very rapid deterioration that we have witnessed in the last few days alone in eastern crating, it was upset. no doubt what was going to be on the agenda was going to be around the crisis in ukraine, but really, i think what probably triggered steph, emergency session was on monday, just a couple of hours before the security council convened. we actually got a direct request from the heads of to, to break away, but public saying we're off new pays president putin considered this. we need your help. we need your support. we need more cooperation. and what we did here from me was that if i do indeed go forward and say, guess i recognize tony face as it is because it's only with a heavy hog. it's because i was driven to it because he was saying he has failed. that every single time to keep twits promise and abide by those

i'll t saskia. tell you that takes a closer look. oil rich and yet freezing to death, and ne, in theory, a region swimming in black gold refugees, fear they won't survive the winter. it is a tragic reality that every winter, many syrians who have escaped the bombs of war, die due to the harshness of winter. 35 percent of displaced syrians inside northern syria, say they know of someone who has died or developed health conditions due to exposure to winter temperatures. at the same time and the very same region sold his bearing . the stars and stripes are hard at work, bringing 8 to the refugees, no trucking out that lifeline. i. washington is still actively involved in the illegal trade in oil from the occupied territories of ne, syria. oil is delivered to iraqi kurdistan by trucks guarded by us military personnel. in addition, the u. s. military contingent and private military company personnel organized that security system for the production and processing infrastructure. yes, that might be only 500. also american soldiers left and

we can now speak to saskia mordijck, who's an assistant professor in the department of physics at williamarch university. sazski has been working with labs throughout the world to solve the complicated problem of refueling fusion reactions. in terms of what we have been hearing today, we are talking about assured space of time, a small amount of energy that has been created but put this into context, the equivalent of powering 60 cattle, just how significant his these for our futures? ., , , ., , ., futures? for us, this was a hue futures? for us, this was a huge advance. _ futures? for us, this was a huge advance. five - futures? for us, this was a | huge advance. five seconds futures? for us, this was a i huge advance. five seconds is short and, as you can tell, thatis short and, as you can tell, that is not enough to make sure your house keeps power all day long. however, the plasma itself decayed much faster than those five seconds so for us it is really a way that we can show we are sustaining this reaction and that we do it well and that we have control of it, which is a first step.

now digging deeper into the story, his artes saskia. taylor trying to untangle what is or rather convoluted web politics is a touchy game. full of scandal lies and broken promises which promises you ask. we agreed that there is no intention to expand the nato securities own further to the east. this supplies in general and not only to the german democratic republic, which we do not want to incorporate that c, then german foreign minister in 1990 telling while that nato is done when it comes to members. no more web. oh, fun, up. now here's a map of nate amanda's in 1990, and in 2022. do you see where i'm going with the broken promises? maybe he miss spoke, you say maybe, but here are the newly discovered minutes of the meeting. one year later, attended by the foreign ministers of the u. s. the u. k. france and germany. we had made it clear during the 2 plus 4 negotiations that we would not extend nato beyond the odor. we could not therefore offer poland and others membership in nato. we made it clear to the soviet union that we do not in