u. k. russia is observing a natural day of morning after the attack, which the criminal has tried to link to ukraine. a growing mountain of tribute smacks the scene of friday's attack, a focal point for people looking to pay their respects on russia's national day of mourning, meaning we're united in the greece. and initial people came to a concept. some people came to relax with that family, which stuck and any one of us could have been in that situation. and i want to express my condolences to all the families that were affected here. and i want to pay tribute to these people. it's being a grueling search for survivors in the crow. could city who risk you team scoured the boone building for 2 days search and clean up the teams continue with more bodies likely to image. so the overnight a hole in the main building was created in order to get engineering equipment inside the concert tool and ensure the work of rescue workers. arrangements were also made to extinguish small fires on the roof of the building. currently, more than 100 cubic meters of construction, debris have been removed as

u. k. up stain getting all 3 votes. russia upstate and in october, the un security council has 10 elected members. and 5 permanent members who viewed the 2 pallets the u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies and vito's cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to the best of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees fly up, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past. 5 months left to this is rarely strikes. i'm from the patients have displaced most of it's 2400000 people. and

u. k. together with the u. s. have refused to, of knowledge of russia, sensibilities or its ability to, you know, defend whether it's the deems to be it's strategic interest. what exactly did they fail to see the, the rest of the concerns which were numerous lean voice on the troops that the russia has assembled had assembled on the border in 2021. you know, we, we had the experience some to you guys night with the wood, georgia. there was an impulse by somebody kind of some circumstances. i mean, you know, some of the, the, in the west we should be looking for the future fee cleaning. that is more costs, person to have is more integrated with the claim to come in and so on. and so for i don't think data expansion person is consistent, but i do take the when advice you is so kind of basically the opposed a site expansion. that's nothing new news with no advice for whether we wrote that case. and we continue to push the sign. i think it, you know, if they agree here at some point i agree this year or maybe next year where we have a seasonal. i knew kindly where the new bonus have clarity advised that aspiration and,

russia. who mentioned that what happened was an act bible was specifically the u. k. n u. s. and ukraine to serve some sort of chaos and panic in russia as well as he says that russia should be able to recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. now we also heard from russian president vladimir puts in, who did previously mentioned that this was linked to the hispanic state. but then again, why were the terrorist lead to ukraine? let's take a listen to say, so i see that you look at all 4 of the data, but bit rate, those of the terrorist attacks. all those who shot and killed people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state board. now, previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia were also all linked to ukraine, including deadly attacks against the journalist, as well as the cry me in bridge attacks. now what's really interesting is the ukraine spied cheese. uh, it's not really shying away from threatening to

what i'm saying is that us egypt, russia, china upfront u. k unit, we've all supported to say so huge. let's agree to this and update that package and go with it. so these are ways and by the city, showing that the okay, you have is these fire. you'll have secure is all it has, it will have security. but as soon as we'll have a release from what's happening, you're going to have to establish a new government by the cynics to deal with guys and the west bank. so we're dealing with the whole thing is to get it and slowly within a 2 year period, we can get there if you go to the, to the, to the address today cuz i know you probably got in your mind. okay. wife cathy, alex takes charge of guys and manage that and provide security, and that's a question which injections have been added as for hundreds of tops. it's probably the most logical, irresponsible question. anybody can think of because we will not be surrogates, varies, but you know, there's that they were preserved. let me just continue. but here's the thing. yeah . they what they will, but

what i'm saying is that us egypt, russia, china, french, u. k unit. we all support it, just a so huge. let's agree to this and update that package and go with it. so these are babies and by the city showing that the okay, you have is these fire. you'll have secure is all it has will have security. but as soon as we'll have a release from what's happening, you're going to have to establish in your government cynics to deal with guys and the west bank. so we're dealing with the whole thing as to to get it. and slowly, within a 2 year period, we can get there if you go to the, to the, to the address today cuz i know you probably got in your mind. okay. wife cathy, alex takes charge of guys and manage that and provide security. and that's a question which injections have been added as for hundreds of tops. it's probably the most logical, irresponsible question. anybody can think of because we will not be surrogates, varies, but you know, there's that they were preserved. let me just continue. but here's the thing. yeah, they what they will, but i just nee

head of the federal security services of russia mentioned that the act in what happened was an x, y, z, the west, as well as ukraine, specifically the us n u k. 2 service and sort of panic in russia. and he also stressed that russia assure the essentially recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. we also heard from the russian president vladimir puts in who initially said that this wasn't as somebody is phonics said, but he also asked one question and that question was, why would the terrace be fleeing to crane? why did they have a window waiting for them in ukraine? so there were a lot of questions that we actually got some answers from this week. now on top of that, of course, we must remember though, that some of the we sent in previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia, including the deadly attacks against the drum list, as well as the quite me in bridge attacks. they were all linked to ukraine. so it's no surprise that the prompt to sit a whole tragedy also turns out to be part of this list. now, at the russian foreign ministry also insist that key if should stop supporting any terrorist activities.

u. k. intelligence services was russia for the possibility of central todd would like to repeat and fox on close the warning blocks mail designed to destabilize the country. now the russian president directly expresses the idea of a ukrainian trace. and so do some of russian politicians while the russian media and hopefully blame you. praying for don to todd, they say that the terrorists were trying to flee to ukraine, but the ukrainian side was preparing a safe passage for them. and basically that's the narrative. and also they, they put forward, they push forward rather this ukrainian version i think don't want to ignite, as they say, the nationalist narrative and the country. because allegedly that talk is what from subject gets done. so that narrative can distract attention. so i'm thinking about the bill of intelligence and security services and preventing this attack as many called the actions and this particular case of failure. but as, as security services are the main, suppose hope the current political system here criticizing them seems to be highly unlikely. all right, you'll

u. k. mobilize to help a fight against russia to take him refugees, and they of course, competitive it's too complex in their own neighborhoods. do you feel that the west, when i say that, i mean the, you, us and we okay. they know some moral standing that in the world to well, i wrote about this last year in foreigners as because i said the ukraine has united the west, but divided the world. and the allegation that the west was giving better treatment to refugees in the you from ukraine, that it was the refugees. altima is one that has stopped the unit. see that i think is important if you monetary and crisis is to properly be addressed. and so i think is a very stock warning for politicians and citizens across the western world, but they need to live up to their responsibilities. and that is a very challenging global agenda. is one that reflects a different global balance of power, but it's one way of principles of social justice and international law are absolutely vital. the warning for the western world is very, very clear. and the principles that they need to live up to a ones that

u. k. it passed with 14 votes in favor, and russia abstaining. the battle for control between student, these army and rival parent military forces since last april has killed at least 14000 people, millions have been forced from their homes and are facing a looming family. large crowds have gathered across latin america to mark international women's day. thousands of taken to the streets of the mexican capital, they are rallying and sexism and equality and discrimination. those challenges will be taken on later this year by a woman as the top 2 contenders for the presidency. our way. all right, that's it for me. how much of june you can find more information on our website. i'll just 0 dot com. the news continues here on algae 0 after one. 0 one. thanks so much for watching the this is the 1st genocide that we see in the field. there's this disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream media . the listening post covers have in use is covered in the above. remarkable story is i'm one of ages pours

u. k. and we would give it to our, our, our folks in indian russia, again, terrorism is everybody's enemy, i think was appropriate. but it does appear to me that the russians did, ignored the results to be, can themselves. thank you for joining us and allow me might so clearly probably whitmore from the atlanta council in the university of texas. arlington. thank you to meanwhile, poland to some of the russian. i'm basset x to explain why a russian cruise missile has violated his country's asp. based on sunday morning, ne to amanda poland said they miss all across to charge you for 39 seconds on its way to targets in west and ukraine. officials in ukraine saying that ad defense is shut down around a dozen miss house, an underground keep residents with all to remain in shelves as the city of live close to the pony for the also came with the heavy attack. when you had said, go to shasky, speaks for the operational command of the polish armed forces. we asked him why they didn't shoot the russians. we saw that. we need to know. we need to be sure that it will. it will not move farther to the

u. k. and we would give it to our, our, our folks in, in, in russia again, terrorism is everybody's enemy, i think was appropriate. but it does appear to me that the russians did, ignored the results, speak for themselves. thank you for joining us and allow me might so clearly probably whitmore from the atlanta council in the university of texas. arlington, thank you. i. as opposed to sex as some in the russian. i'm positive to explain why a russian crew is miss. i will briefly violated his ass based on sunday morning. nathan man proposes set that miss. i'll entered his territory for 39 seconds on his way to hit targets in west and ukraine. the city of live close to the ponies border came with the heavy attack explosions, also rough ukrainian capital, official site and defensive shut down around a dozen missiles in underground keys. residents were told to remain in shelves as we got the 2nd. go to shaft, skate a space for the operational, combined with the published forces. we asked him why they didn't show the russian messiah that we need to know. we need to be sure that it will, it will

u. k. it passed with 14 votes in favor and russia of staining the battle for control between suit and these army and rival paramilitary forces. since last april has killed at least 14000 people, millions have been forced from their homes and are facing a looming famine. christian salumi reports from the united nations is that the u. k only announced it was proposing a resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities in sudan on thursday. by friday it was a done deal passed just in time for the ramadan holiday. we urge to see these on forces and drafted support forces to act on this united international call for peace and the assignments. the guns it passed with 14 votes in favor, but it was not unanimous. russia abstain from the vote. they said the resolution had noval ends de escalation of the conflict and getting more aid to those in need . but the question the need for it given recent developments, namely the opening of an aide route and they choose the united states of acting in their own political interests. well, nothing yet easy. we have no illusions as to the true intentions of wes

russia's federal security service has the keys ukraine, as well as the us on u. k. of having a hand in the terror attack. something washington is vehemently denied while also repeatedly coming to kids defense. it's clear that these claims are categorically false. ukraine wasn't behind these attacks. the u. k. was behind these attacks the united states was and by these tests, in fact, the united states warned russia about the possibility of these attacks. meanwhile, we have a 100 arresting, roster of the terrorist as ball expensive criticism in the west spot of the us track record of brutality towards suspects during its so called warren tara ne, don't hold close to us. no. in the peanut gallery of the so called, civilized world is back at it with the finger pointing this time it's a former head of anti russian operations. at the c, i a talking down to russia after public reaction in the concrete, the videos of how those who carried out the recent terrorist attack in moscow are treated by police. i like to talk a lot about the difference in values between what's goin

this is a big uh, there's a lot said about the fact that people in russia doesn't have an opinion which allowed say, golf fords in the u. k. e. uh the, the media's some controlled, but you call another well you, you could have an opinion, it'll just be censored. okay, that is, that's their method that alexandra, you know, we had the lot being president in the i refer to the ball to republic says the baltic chihuahuas on this program. he said he was quartered in saying russia must be destroyed. well, isn't that nice coming from a little country like lafayette and also we have other baltic republic saying that the u. k. should return conscription. so how do you react to that? it's nice that another country banks, another country, should have conscription. what is a lot, be a good to throw into the, into the mix here. i mean, how many you halls, full of weapons do they have alexander? it's easier for them to say this, the i kind of catching the wave and the reminded me that plastic case of the younger brother who trusted deezen bully, everyone because he knows that he has an older brother that can go to his rescue in case of

u. k. the role played by former british prime minister boris johnson, shortly after the start of the war and ukraine. the influence of the ukrainian political leadership, not to sign the peace treaty with russia, which guaranteed ukraine and e u. perspective and military neutrality. b u. k. um boss of the state to the west. it and countries want peace and ukraine, but claim that's about to oppose it. if follows prime minister robot feats those comments about you does not want to send soldiers to ukrainian battlefields. he added that 2 years ago, a p still between kilburn most of could have been reached, but needing western states actually undermined it while to discuss the topic that's bringing now foreign policy on this, on advise a to a member of your a pen palling on our end doris, thank you very much for your time. i'm fast off. i mean prime minister feet, so expressing shop of the way the be the total, the u. s. u k, on pasta address brought to solve with do you shop out shop a yes. so that's the rest of it. it goes to a prime minister, which is directed to the mainly to his audience, domestic audience. because at 1st we can, we can divide it to 3 levels for a level a is uh okay, but the

u. k. embassies had free rule and the citizens that live here in russia of a possible attack. and now we see this attack. so come out, i mean, this is not out of the blue. you know, it's been tilting about it all night with a little ghast. shouldn't. if it's so clear that this was in the ukrainians, what should they be coming out and saying who it was? i mean if they know the information that it definitely was in the ukrainians, then who was it? well you have 3, you have 2 different possibilities and this is absolutely pure speculation. yeah. the main, the places 1st it's the ukrainians deal is done spanish. so gonna it's not the finance. then if the u. s. embassy was aware of this, they should on one of the russian government about this. definitely, guys, we heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, nothing about terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friend citizens notes to be involved in this and this is a way of this, but that was not speaking about terrorist attacks. now

u. k. embassies had free rule and the citizens that live here in russia of a possible attack. and now we see this attack. so come out, i mean, this is no out of the blue. you know, it's been a tilting about it all night with a little gas. shouldn't if it's so clear that this was in to the ukrainians. what should they be coming on saying who it was? i mean if they know the information, but it definitely was the ukrainians, then who was it? well, you have 3, you have 2 different possibilities and this is absolutely it. your stipulation, that's the main. it plays 1st, it's the ukrainians deal is then finished. so gone. it's not the finance. then if the u. s. embassy was aware of there's, there should, on one of the russian government about this. be careful, guys. we've heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, nothing about terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friend citizens not to be involved in this, in such a way of this, but that was not speaking about terrorist attacks. no

u. k. and the following day to endless. and he says that russia appears to have the upper hand at the my, the, i think essentially the, the momentum is zalinski himself said the russia has won the winter. and i think the amends on the ship says to, to the russian forces on the ground, at least i'll give k was approved for that. they took that as high puff spots and they took it. and on the last, on the big question, natalie is, is there something brewing in probably may ones the most starts to draw in the area a few cranks, so we'll have to wait and see. i'm sure the ukrainians priorities are basically mon power, rather short. the soldiers are exhausted because they don't have enough chips to rotate them. right. so they really need to get the mobilization of the next batch of, of, uh, conscripts essentially sort of i and that takes time and takes time to train them up. and they've also got the issue of fortifications, which they need to prepare and better prepare than they have already there. they've been starting up since december and it's ongoin

between 20142019, which was a pre day and time period starting with russia stayed fully returning to crimea, which i have to say in the u. k. one's causative and all the way to the still mysterious poisoning of sort of gas cripples. so i think it's fair to say that it was uh the time when uh, the previously politely called relationship turned into a seething hatred. what was it like to for you to be in the midst of all of this fuzzy, i wouldn't despise a mess. so is eating k to but is there something to that uh, the relationship say right? quite significantly, during the time that i was in most skate and nothing else, a struggle of and russian coins a lot. and i was able to, i guess, get a more realistic respect to folks will name us than this kind of thought about, mutate. and that i think the page was, was much more mixed. but actually, i will be in person. most russian people just wanted to get on with their lives and well just have good relationships with, with other countries, including including with the u. k. and then company it and some way of finding the human life in most a was in a corporate basis. most of my ha

russia. he says joe galloway's entrance to parliament represent a threat to both major parties in the u. k. going up against a political establishment is an insane up hill by so even outside of paul them. and he's been the strongest advocate for palestine. we have a life policy that's completely what it's to the, to the woman green, the late to the military. industrial complex. uh, to zine ism and, you know, galloway is gonna go in guns blazing and parliament scattering everyone because even the left wing of the labor party, you know, sorry, cold live of ought to have been absolutely like lost on all these questions from palestine from the military industrial complex to the war and ukraine. so it's so refreshing to have that new perspective in parliament. uh, you know, the problem is come out crowing like a little baby about it. uh so yeah, i mean, i was laughing uh, you know, it has been nothing but good news from here on out. uh, we offer it to the establishment because uh, we speak the truth. uh, we don't want, will we speak in the interest of the working gloss in person who do not want

u. k. embassies had free rule and the citizens that live here in russia of a possible attack. and now we see this attack. so come out, i mean, this is no out of the blue. you know, it's been tilting about it all night with a little gas shouldn't. if it's so clear that this was in the ukrainians. what should they be coming out and saying who it was? i mean if they know the information, but it definitely wasn't the ukrainians, then who was it? well, you have 3. you have 2 different possibilities and this is absolutely pure speculation, but yeah, the main, the places 1st it's the ukrainians deal is done. it's finished. so it's not that your finance, then if the u. s. embassy was aware of this, they should on one of the russian government about this. definitely, guys, we heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, none of them are terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friends citizens notes to be involved in this. and it's just a way of this. but that was not speaking about terroris