u. s. has long been trying to undermine the push of it world, including by existing influence over ukraine. earlier, my colleagues, rory, sushi and don call to discuss that rather stock assessment by mr. malicious causally. more can we now say that the u. s. is directly involved in the conflict? the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved and trying to undermine has an influence ukraine since soviet times our opponent civil was tried to divide us and then tried to manage the separate ponce, but nothing new there. the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago, while the russian president of course, spoke a lot about how the a west was trying to stoke the flames of nationalism and ukraine long before the soviet union, even collapsed by the russian president, also spoke a lot about the russian economy. of course, he said that it's fair to a lot better than many people in the west had predicted back in march in february of this year, despite predictions

and that u. s. media still refuses to tell americans about as the host of team house said, we can't actually start abandoning our ukrainian partners at this point. even though in the u. s. military, he claimed that you would be done if you film po w's on, on camera being shot and summarily executed, as we've seen from ukraine. but i don't think this will have any repercussions for that war effort as a whole, because this is what the $45000000000.00 already allocated for 2023 by congress, which just clapped like seals for zalinski is paying for it's paying for these atrocities. this unprofessionalism and the u. s. military intelligence apparatus is willing to go along with that as long as they get results, what are the results they want? it's what milburn and his buddies in the man cave said they were weakening. putin and destabilizing russia and africa is another region suffering from the unwanted repercussions of the ukrainian crisis, as weapons initially designated for kiev and up in the hands of

the u. s. s. is stop to give him this effort that, that there is going up the test that we can give out. he can be go ahead, step by step to establish with normalization. we did serial number one and number 2 is the factory here. well known dad gary, though any intention of the very total intact would be against the syria. why the turkey, i've ever real, any male thought you got a p and given separate and up on them united states of america. i hope the us in sanctions on to the air and pull off the cloud. and whether they want, why the sam from soldiers is due at border there at the tech thing to whom. and for a while the if they wanted to accept them, if they want to protect the a p a p. he why they were be the pickup date means reflecting the separate thing if they're, if they're gonna say things they may, they do like the crime in the neck of the reagan administration. poland his police chief was hospitalized after a gift from a work trip to ukraine. reported he exploded in his head quarters. a

and the u. s. denies violating international law after the world trade organization ruled in favor of hong kong and a commercial dispute between washington and the chinese region. this with for moscow to the world. this is our take, great to help you with us for the news our. my name's unit o'neill. moscow has responded to a western imposed price count for russian natural gas supplies by saying it will set its own value for the commodity to be sold out. vladimir putin also said he's repeatedly warned the e u of the possible consequences of meddlesome policies. yes, in england, in general, you know, sometimes our colleagues and partner surprise me with their unprofessional decision . soon after all, at one time it was the european commission that imposed on us the transition to so called market pricing for gas. and we persuaded them, i personally did this, we persuaded them in brussels not to do this, said that the gas market does not work this way go, it will lead to serious consequences to a surg

the u. s. government has always had its hands improve in politics. if you look at the layout of politics, there is plenty of, and cios from germany, from the united states, from britain that seek to rome, if you will, or the next generation of political operatives in peru period. so that is say western influence and cios and other operatives can try to take away our country and install and neil colony of the united states. the african liter summit has concluded in washington with u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and speaking to journalist, to wrap up the event, he didn't miss the opportunity to criticize russia, making a comparison to the west own colonial past. it's very powerful because you hear countries that are, were here in washington this week, gonna kenya. so many others that had been the victims of imperialism in the past, and who see that now happening to ukraine by russia. throughout the 3 day summit, the united states declared the importance of the region in solving global pro

d u. s. government is hoping that this is going to be a multilateral thing going forward because they need to stop everybody from selling high and tools to china. having successfully pressured europe into breaking off from its chief russian energy supply to the point where the e leadership was running around, repeat this mantra of bam. take that putin like a bunch of brainwash heath. apparently, washington is now decided to see if europe can be talked into doing a bam. take that. she's in ping and cut off their largest economic trading partner china. remember that for washington? everything's always binary. you're either with them or you're with the terrorists, and now it's either with us. we're with china and washington is so afraid of losing to china on the global economic plainfield that is now demanding that its allies pick aside. particularly when it comes to cutting china off of western technology with which beijing can make semiconductors, thereby hindering its ability to compete with

the u. s. congress ratified an act that says there is no dispute. taiwan is part of china. there's no dispute, no debate. well that there's the legality or the diplomatic language which you're referring to, but in terms of the actual estimation is there is a dispute because the p r says peer c says we're going to take this by force if we can't get it through other non kinetic means you just have to go back to the back form in october of 2013 we're shipping should. we cannot wait forever for a political solution to taiwan. so g is put the p r c. it was already on a timeline, but he's publicly exposed of the chinese communist parties timeline to take time on, and they have to do it before the 100 anniversary of the p r. c, which occurs on 1 october 2049. and given that you're not going to be able to use military force and couple of years before 2049, it's been my estimation. that the p r c is calculated at the latest that they could use military force and still expect the world to come to a gran

the u. s. congress overwhelmingly red jacked demands by railway workers for extra days of sick leave. after almost critically approving billions of dollars for you print with from las go to the world, this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's unit o'neill, our top story. this friday and for that, we go to the dunbar region, an emergency worker, it has been reported, killed down 3 civilians wounded in the latest round of ukrainian artillery attacks on the city of done yet. local official, se ukrainian forces used domestic and nato supplied artillery shells to attack areas throughout the done yet republic. more than 30 times over the past 24 hours. public infrastructure and dozens of residential buildings are also damaged by the strikes. one of whom watched a kindergarten that was among the structures had fortunately no child or a member of staff was reported injured in, not attack. now the private military company, wagner, has been wall of russia's leading, fighting forces in

the u . s. inflation reduction act provides generous incentives for investing in the us, including in some ways that are discriminatory against european companies and other companies as well. we already have war in your the last thing we need is a trade war on top. ok, so other than complaining it sounds like a broken record being the same thing over and over again and just hoping things change. what else can be done about it? while european commission present ursula vauder line said on thursday that the e was just going to set up a quote sovereignty funds for businesses. nothing says sovereignty like you business is going broke because of the ease own energy policy fiasco. so much for sophisticated policy, it looks like they're just going to start flashing the cold hard cash. now, some european politicians are understandably skeptical. and this whole idea, a solution in the multi annual financial framework comes to light and risks been too small. so underline said that define should be all set

since april the u. s. at its allies have trained around 15000 ukrainian soldiers r t z or start of got the chance to speak to a ukrainian prisoner of war who had previously been trained in the u. k. we should warn you. the interview was filled with the person being held in captivity. the u. k. prides itself for an overwhelming amount of support. it's provided for ukraine in the war against russia. london has scooped its own stockpiles of weapons, too near critical levels. it has brought tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers to britain's training sites and claim they've evolved into proper commandos. but now the smith is ready to bust overseas training did nothing for this fresh ukrainian captive moved one or will in september they called me. i got a draft notice and i joined the army here. that is what happened. then. we'll put a full, i began training. what training? nor will i was abroad in england. gutless. how did you get there? got them on a plane. they dropped us off somewhere in england, then we wr

the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved and trying to undermine has an influence ukraine since soviet times our opponent civil was try to divide us and then tried to manage the separate ponce, the nothing new there that the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago. while the russian president of course, spoke a lot about how the a west was trying to stoke the flames of nationalism and ukraine, long before the soviet union even collapsed. but the russian president also spoke a lot about the russian economy. of course, he said that it's fair to a lot better than many people in the west had predicted back in march in february of this year despite predictions that russian g d. p would fall by double digits. it's only actually fallen by 2.5 percent. and on top of that, indicators connected to unemployment and inflation have been kept very low, as well as took a sofa economy capacity economy. despite the predict the collapse devastation and catastrophe,

c u. s. troops coming clean about this kind of stuff to woocommerce in the us department, white house for susan keyson soon to leave tonight, and emissions for this. tracy was use a rain of fresh from use hamptons, and we'll seeking solution of these attempts to manipulate the narrative of what happens didn't even stop at these lies about white phosphorus. either. i mean, the international press institute accused the u. s. a violating press freedom in iraq because it said that the u. s. was delaying the publication of photographs that showed us troops abusing prisoners. why apparently the military top brass thought that that would make their job. and felicia a lot more difficult. i remember the battle. so well and now here we are almost 2 decades later, i can't believe that one legacy has events left behind for the people living lack. of course, the usage of chemical weapons on the people of fallujah has had that serious negative long term consequences for the people living there. i mean, ho

the u. s. congress overwhelmingly. rejects demands by railway workers extra days of sick leave. all of the quickly improving billions of dollars, the ukraine a whatever you are in the world. welcome to ok. see it's a national is just gone 9 am here in the russian capital. it's great to have you to this. i would rather mommy, but take a look at the top stories this we start with the latest the dumbass reader as an emergency worker has been reported killed, and 3 civilians wounded in the latest brown v cleaning artillery attacks on the city of the esc. local official say ukraine forces have used domestic and native supplied artillery shells attack areas throughout the dentist republic. more than 30 times over the past day, public infrastructure and dozens of residential buildings with by the strikes. a kindergartener was among the services that were damaged. fortunately, no child was reported the injured in that attack with a private message he company wagner group has been one of russia's most

after the u. s. president had launched a fresh military aid package to keep worth just shy of $2000000000.00. the bill has to be approved by the house of representatives before it can be signed into law by joe biden. political commentators, the gill said, washington said features from russian officials, businessmen and entities will do little to alleviate the u. s. financial burden. its support for us lead to it is certainly a moral and it is just definitely wrong to think that we're going to somehow repay american taxpayers with money stolen from private individuals who are simply business people died the rush. the crazy thing about this is that the mark twain, american humorous ones that the difference in the right word and the almost right for the difference in whitening mit. but it's interesting that they're using the term russian all regards to it, to refer to these russian private business individual because they call them by the business people that some americans might be a little bit more o

so we know that the u. s. has no interest in being held accountable on any while the ukrainian president evoked a standing ovation in congress, a u. s. government spending bill has earmarked about $45000000000.84 key of nato allies. the legislation emphasized however about the ukrainian military's neil nazi as off battalion must not get any of the weapons. none of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide arms training or other assistance to the czar battalion the course. much weaponry already has gone to as off we heard from political, it's alexander mackay. he sees the proviso not to arm the battalion was actually an attempt to rationalize the enormous amount of money and weaponry being sent to you . this is an exercise in trying to retain some plausible deniability. oh, some weapons got into the hands of some nazi aligned unit. so we didn't know that we didn't. we didn't want that to happen, but it's the entire ukranian state that's organized around these principles now. so whatever they p

the u. s. s. is stopped to give him this effort that, that there is going up the test that we can give out. he can be go ahead, step by step to establishment normalization we did serial number one and number 2 is the factory here. well known dad gary, though any intention of the very total intact would be against the syria. why the turkey? i've ever real, any mail thought you pick a p and given separate them. so damn united states of them, right. i hope the us in sanctions on to the air and pull up your file. and why do they want? why the sam from soldiers is due at border there at the tech thing, to whom, and for was the if they wanted the cherokee, it's acceptable if they want to protect the apd. whether we're, if it's the director catherine, go to them. they feel they thought this means reflecting the supporting at their government. they think they may be, they do like to throw in the nicaragua at agency reg, edmonton, poland police chief was hospitalized after a gift from a work trip to ukrain

describe the u. s. poli, from afghanistan as a disaster on republican lawmakers, said the blame ly squarely with the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net price was encouraging people to make their way to the airport and telling the press the evacuation was efficient and effective . but the apple gates were closed and internal med most were talking about how that were too many dead bodies at the airport. and they don't know how to deal with all of them. a former a c i intelligence analyst, laurie johnson, believes the u. s. is trying to justify its aggressive political stance against china. so reality as the united states can do very little to stop china. if china decided to be that kind of aggressive, let's call him an exp

i mean, while the u. s. is in the middle of examining ukraine's proposals for the tribunal, while the u. k. and already set up a training program for ukranian judges to conduct trials on alleged war crimes. moscow say the us and it's your opinion. our lines have no legitimacy to prosecute russia over its actions in ukraine. moscow was also accused the west of turning a blind eye to key of military atrocities, including the deadly shelling of civilians in dumbass. ukraine's forces are also stepping up that cracked down on a ledge, traitors and collaborators, portions, sky news, outlets has as a report about civilians being at risk on territories. we captured by ukraine and some local say, key of can persecute anyone accused of supporting russia. most of the refugees we meet are reluctant to show their faces a scared of what they've heard about the hunt for collaborators in areas we captured by ukraine. we dipped up a diet to provide people go missing. they say that the taxi drivers who were taking people to th

the u. s. is keys most important ally in the war, having supplied tens of billions of dollars in military aid. at of his arrival, the bottom administration announced another aid package for key, including for the 1st time patriot air defense systems. oh here now 1st from baltimore, zalinski and then u. s. presidential by just like brilliant all my appreciation from my heart, the heart of ukrainians, fully grave from our nation. strong nation, all the appreciation to you. well, mr. president for your big support and leadership because you are many cockers helped us at all helping now because the worst door should be the button anyway, but that is your leadership. thank you. well, we're gonna continue to strengthen your credit ability defense, so particularly care defense. and that's why we're going to be providing you credit would pay to missile better and training are forced to be accurate. we use together our partners. we're also going to change pros cost on the kremlin and will support your c

i is very clear to me that the u. s. will fight russia to the last ukranian, the ukrainians are seen merely as cannon fodder for the united states. and finally, the e. u is one of the main loses of the ukraine conflict. so that's the message from the former vice chancellor of austria and in seats office will depart. and i can see the full version of the interview on our website artic dot com. but here's a quick teaser gelatin ported fishing days. we faced the situation where political interests are given more importance than freedom of expression and democracy, belittle with all of this contradicts the principles of peace, democracy and freedom of speech. but it's a very sad situation which is now happening in europe as citizens, with other opinions faced accusations of treason, stigmatization, and marginalization liberals. ultima blame that people fail to acknowledge what occurred long before the current events and arm rush of it because of certain incidents, felt itself encircled. and then the initial cou over through t

ah ah ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, with 192 u. s. s. i was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukrainian ssr, according to intelligence ukrainian nationalists and the ukranian insurgent army, led by romans forgive, each perpetrated these atrocities for huge was before the boa school and well, but i shouldn't be so school knew what it would be, what it would be like this, but as of all course, we'll do the menu one of us to the plot of was the head of the n. k v d sabotaged department of the time he was tossed with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason. general suit blodgett was very familiar with the situation he had experienced fighting the nationalists before the war with lin loveless to come to the z. yet do it's inevitable. so no crazy. but it was cool that bundle didn't meet the task was tremendously difficult, but pseudo blonde was determined to completed. you had personal accounts to settle with the ukrainian nationalist ah, there's a small island chain just off th

u . a. b 's. mazda says he hasn't presented any evidence that russia's military has been using iranian made weapons. koran did admit to supplying a small number of drones to russia. but underline that this was done before the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine. he of, in turn claims to have recovered iranian drones produced in the past few months, while iran has denied these claims. tron based world studies professor full, what is audi says you frames call to destroy iranian factories, is a threat that violates international law. hello. this is against the un charter. you're not supposed to attack other countries. you're also not supposed to throw it to another country. so threatening iran or any other country is against international law. but you know, after all, we were talking about ukraine that has widely says international law. for many, many years. they have a subject that their own citizens, alicia, speaking citizens. the most severe discrimination were killed their own citizens in the civ

in a speech to the u. s. congress, he says russia must be defeated and that next year will be a turning point. it's zalinski is 1st trip abroad since the start of the war. also coming up, migrants hoping to reach the u. s. c. there chance is gross slimmer, mexico titans regulations for people traveling through the country, leading to over crowding and desperate conditions at migrant camps. and mounting concerning germany as a growing number of infants are hospitalized with r s b, but also hope a vaccine to protect newborns from the virus could be just around the corner. ah, i am ami a niece of welcome ukrainian president volota me as a lensky has used a surprise visit to washington to thank americans for their support. calling it crucial, and his country's fight against russia's invasion in a speech to u. s. lawmakers. lensky said no country could be a neutral bystander, and that russia must be defeated. he predicted, next year would be a turning point. it's the lensky, his 1st trip abroad since the start of

but even the u. s. has said the bombers are still in the testing phase, and there's currently not a concrete time frame for when they could be delivered. we heard from and difficult alice, tim anderson who says, australia's concerns about the alleged chinese threat have stemmed from an over reliance on policy directives from the u. s.

the u. s. extricated itself 1st from vietnam, then twice from iraq and recently from afghanistan, we must be very cautious in dealing with the u. s. so all of these examples really that are being pointed out by the former i'm chief of india appoints as the field allies, the field relationship which washington kept okay, i want to tell you about this other story as well. the european union has been facing increasing pressure from washington to stop selling computer chip production equipment to china, and that comes from europe. second largest semiconductor equipment maker, a s m i. the u. s. is putting a lot of pressure to make sure that the dutch government and the japanese government follow as well. do you us government is hoping that this is going to be a multilateral thing going forward, because they need to stop everybody from selling high and tools to china. having successfully pressured europe into breaking off from its chief russian energy supply to the point where the e leadership was

the u. s. president who has presented himself as the most pro labor pro labor union president in history is such a big, strong supporter of labor unions. but now he's pushing forward this piece of legislation that would outlaw a strike and basically take away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor in a strike. and he's saying, well, this has to be done because of the economic impact of such a strike. it would be devastating on the u. s. economy. well, many americans are looking at that and saying, well, what about all the inflation is provide presided over. i mean, that's going to certainly have an impact on the u. s. economy. but when it comes to ukraine on the u. s. congress, both the house and the senate are happy to open up their checkbooks and pass legislation in may. there was $40000000000.00 provided to ukraine by the united states in september, an additional $12300000000.00 was passed by the us congress and provided to ukraine. meanwhile, if one looks at the polls, the

the u. s. basketball star is handed over in a prisoner swap. in exchange for notorious russian arms dealer. victor boot. also coming up on the show, iran executes a protester for participating and recent anti government demonstrations. 23 year old moccasin shikari is the 1st demonstrator to be put to death and other detainees now face the same fate. plus olaf schoultz marks his 1st here as german chancellor. with the more in ukraine, the coping pandemic and political divisions at home will look back on what's been a tough year for his coalition government. ah. hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. us basketball star brittany griner has been released from custody in russia. the to time olympic gold medalist was arrested in moscow in february and sentenced to 9 years in prison on drug charges. she recently had an appeal rejected and was transferred to a remote penal colony. her release now is part of a high stakes prisoner exchange. it sees the united states hand over a not

now, at u. s. a i d, she's able to exert u. s. soft power in the form of international development. as i said, a few minutes ago, building bridges and digging wells, and building roads and hospitals, and electrical grids and, and sewage systems. as a way to, to expand the u. s. footprint all over the world, including in the solomon islands. so the fact that she has these pro war views makes perfect sense to me when the united states is using every, every thing in its arsenal to confront the chinese. she would be the person to do that. yet i, i found that such an interesting, interesting air quotes appointment. so anyway, id, i agree. now in the chinese they view the solomons as their neighbor on. it's a country in their head spear as we mentioned. if you look on a map, pretty simple, there's cause for that relationship to strengthen. what reason does the us have for wanting presence on this tiny island way over on the other side of the ocean? well, the u. s. thinking is twofold. number one, the australians have asked us to become involved. and because the australians are panicked ab

now said the u. s. was politicizing trade issues, washington and his turn has rejected that decision and says that w t o is in desperate need of reform hypocrisy at its finest. ortiz kaden moping as the details. oh, you're saying is a longstanding pattern of the united states flouting international norms and agreements all wow, condemning others and pounding the podium about a rules based global order. it's not just the hong kong labeling disagreement last week. the world trade organization found that the steel and aluminum tariffs passed by the united states were also in violation. the united states shot back that they strongly disagreed with how the treaty was being interpreted. the united states strongly rejects to float interpretation and the conclusions in the world trade organization paddle reports. these doubled sale panel reports, emily reinforced the need to fundamentally reformed the dub with hilde this been settled on with system. the bite and administration is committed to preserving you, es

the u. s. and it's alice are also spending significant amounts of money on soaps, directed to russia and our allies. we have fully come to understand what the supposedly free western press is really doing. on terms of plans for 2023. the defense minister outlined 3 goals. the 1st one is that russia will continue to strive to accomplish its objectives in the special military operation. the 2nd one is that russia will continue to maintain peace in the new governor carrabas region . and the 3rd one is that the defense ministry will continue to strive to curb nato expansion. so that's basically a rundown of what a circ, a chicago and vladimir putin spoke about at this meeting. now a media investigation based on the twitter files house claim that the social media company was collaborating with the pentagon for at least 5 years to push us policies in the middle east. behind the scenes, however, the social networking giant provided direct approval and internal protection to the u. s. military's networ

so we know that the u. s. has no interest in being held accountable on any while the current in person vote to sending ovation in congress, the us government's funding bill has a month about $45000000000.00 in aid. the key i need to analyze the legislation emphasize however, that none of the weapon the go to the 20 meds is near nazi as of battalion, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide arms, training, or other assistance to the czar battalion we have a parent who is alexander m a k. he says the slight again the as of the tireless i see the attempt to somehow rationalize the enormous amount of money and weaponry being sent to brain. this is an exercise in trying to retain some plausible deniability. oh, some weapons got into the hands of some nazi aligned unit. so we didn't know that we didn't. we didn't want that to happen, but it's the entire ukrainian state that's organized around these principles now. so whatever they put in the bill, it's just a political box taking nothing m

and partner influence, such as highlight in the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and criticizing us backed security partnerships people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdraw as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power. the u. s. withdrawal has been called one of the defining moments of recent rural history. after 20 years of its military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quits in the face of the taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s. army over many years. a bomb attack by an isis linked group at campbell airports as people are trying to flee, killed at least 160 civilians, and 13 u. s. marines were western media outlets have described the u. s. polite from afghanistan as a disaster. and republican lawmakers say the blame ly squirrely with the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the g

think a u. s. blood just to extend its combat preparation program for ukrainian soldiers. thousands more troops already being prepared in other nato countries. we speak ukrainian p o w who went through the program. she said, it's a funny thing, but for 2 days they taught us how to hold a weapon. did you use any of the skills that you learned in england, or at least try to know why there was nowhere to use them? us order to cut down on protesters inquiry, well that's at least is according to the ousted president pedro castillo. he's now been sentenced to at least 18 months in jail by prove new us bank government. and the african leader summit wraps up in washington with american diplomats, bringing up the west colonial passage to criticize worship with july from our studio here in moscow, you're watching r t i p just got here the latest this friday launch time. thank you for joining. we're start off with some breaking news this our, the russian humanitarian mission, and the central african republic

now the u. s. government is a leading and a strongly promoting local fabrication of wafers over enlarge subsidies as an incentive. so after t s m. c entails them, some endo, our micro will follow suit with new facts in the u. s. and there will be 41 new factory like this world wide in the next 3 years, where the u. s. ranking 1st with 9 new facts and china rankin 2nd with 8 new vats, so it will help sold the chip shorter problems around the world. and so what impact grill this move have on the relations between the u. s. taiwan and china? well one byte is pretty happy about am made in the usa, china as very unhappy about the move blame in the u. s. for concoct in the chip war and claiming that he has empty is forced to cooperate, saying that t s m c will soon lose is autonomy and become u. s. m. c. and beijing also says that it will drive the brain drain of the entire technology industry in taiwan and finally hinder taiwan in its core competitiveness . chanover says that if setting up a t s m c fa

the u. s. approved $1800000000.00 of military a to ukraine, including 1st shipments of the patriot missile defense that stuff. and 70 years after the mal my rebellion canyons or calling on the british government to compensate law both for the crimes committed by their military, with our parents, greatly suffered. and some died in the process of the brutal colonization in our country and the leadership we have now should emphasize the importance of compensation to the mouth with hello, good morning for marquee international studio in moscow, in from wherever you are tuning and welcome to the weekly with the hour and weeks, most vital news stories worldwide, i'm fearless about moscow has responded to a western imposed price cap for russian natural gas supplies, saying it will set its own value on its energy. earlier this week, president putin reminded the e u of the possible consequences of meddling and russia's energy policies. yes, in england, in general, you know, sometimes our colleagues and

the u. s. approved $1800000000.00 of military aid to ukraine, including 1st shipments of the patriot missile defense this sub 70 years after the mount rebellion. kenyans are for calling on the british government to compensate local for the primes committed by their military or our parents greatly suffered. and some died in the process of the brutal colonization in our country. the leadership we have now should emphasize the importance of compensation to the mouth with hello from martina national studios in moscow. welcome to the hours most vital news stories worldwide. i'm carol isabel. moscow has responded to a western imposed price cap for russian natural gas supplies, saying it will set its own value on its energy. earlier this week, president putin reminded the you of the possible consequences of meddling and russia's energy policies. them in general, you know, sometimes our colleagues and partner surprise me with their unprofessional decisions you would, after all, at one time it was the

really, russia accused the u. s. and e. u of attempting to manipulate the international energy market. then you russia legislation, freeze the state gas export or gas prom from fulfilling obligations under foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of moscow's prices ignatius will be determined by the end of the week. president putin criticize the u. s, saying washington has long been trying to destabilize post soviet states and is now exerting its influence over ukraine. ortiz rory, so shay and donald quarter disgust a russian leader. stark assessment with wishes covalent moves until we now say the u. s. as to rickly, involved in the conflict. the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved and trying to undermine us and influence ukraine since soviet times. our opponents have always tried to divide us and then tried to manage the separate parts and nothing new here. the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago. while the russian president of course, spoke a lot

so interesting are the u. s. s. i which influence in the region or to i'm the director of the center of counseling about say that a pleasure, sir. thank you so much for joining us here at ot with rehab insignificant. right, move on now. a senior indian government official has come to see the annual bite. actual summit with russia won't take place this year because of scheduling issues. there's been a lot of western media guesswork recently about the true state of relations between the 2 countries. all tease regional sherman has the details. 3 days ago, blue book flashed an exclusive scoop, saying that the annual more deep within summit has been cancelled. now, while it's true to the summit, has indeed been cancelled, but nor to because the reason the western media is citing. the reason they gave was that mr. fulton threatened to use nuclear weapons in the war, new green, after which mister moore, the decided not to go to moscow. fourthly, no such threats would made. and secondly, i've spoken to senior officials in t