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see nothing when zaleski is at fault. but when russia finally respond seriously when it's no longer able to tolerate the crimes of the key if regime the terrorist attacks of the key phrygian me than everyone, immediately begins to issue condemnation. but it's included to my great regret, the un secretary general antonia with irish, who in other situations has maintained a deathlike silence and showed nothing of his excitement or whose concern, which was after the actions that were taken yesterday by the russian military. he has suddenly begun to fret, coolly and with the west branding rushes asked our acts on ukraine as terrorism just for a moment here on the program. let's look back under a comparison at how the western media justified nato stripes on the balkans in the 1990 is calling them a door to piece with joe biden. at the time being one of the loudest voices for quote, bringing the suburbs to heal. i was suggesting we bomb belgrade. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in and blow up the bridges and the d

more difficult. president zaleski says, the face is fighting is taking place in the eastern. don't yet screech, and he'd like to know what to do me. so give me in there have been no significant changes on the front line. the most severe fighting is taking place in the next region, buckman direction of difficult. it is the place where the insanity of the russian command becomes more evident, day after day over the months. they are driving people to death. they're concentrating, the highest level of artillery strikes, all of our soldiers who are defending their positions in these areas. internet region of our heroes. often confrontations have taken place between iranian security forces and demonstrators in the home town of mass, many thousands of protesters, moss, to the cemetery, where she was buried to mock 40 days since her death in police custody. at least 15 people have been killed in an attack on a she shrine in iran, southern city of shit. as i saw, has claimed responsibility. the energy company that operates is roz carriage offshore gas fields, as it began producing gas

more territory as i advanced towards as a balance against retreating the russian forces. president zalesky says his troops have liberated dozens of towns in the past. week and then are pressing a counter offensive on 2 fronts. east and in the south. also on the program, who had to go with protests in iran, as women and girls brave a government crackdown to demand an end to oppression. european union considers new sanctions. palestinian refugees in lebanon are few, forced to flee. we talked to one man risking his life to make the journey cheap. europe and the smuggler was helping ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. ukraine says its forces have retaken towns in the south and east of the country. and regions at vladimir putin declared last week would be russian for ever. ukrainian claims have not been independently verified, but officials in stole by moscow half acknowledge setbacks in the house on region. ukrainian forces are also advancing in the east after capturing a key town in the north of dynette region. credit present volume is lansky has signed. the decrease declaring talks with

infrastructure. power is knocked out and the capital t a and many other towns and cities. president zaleski says russia is carrying out the attack to terrorize and kill civilians. also coming up concerns and grow over the safety.

ukraine's president accuses russia of planning to blow up a vital hydro electric deck for the demure zaleski warrens, hundreds of thousands are in danger of flooding in the occupied harrison region. also coming up us lawmakers ordered donald trump to give evidence about that january 6th storming of the us capitol. the former president is required to appear next month to testify on his involvement in the violent riot police in iran say they've arrested dozens of protesters in the southeast. public outrage continues rights groups say those in custody are at risk of torture or even death. ah, i'm told me you're like, well, welcome to the program. the battle for ukraine is now centering around a massive dam on ukraine's denito river cube has warned russia it'll hit back harder if russia blows it up. president vladimir zalinski accuses russia of planning to destroy the dam and to send flood washed waters, rushing towards hundreds of thousands of people. and water for the dam is also vital for cooling. europe's largest nuclear power plant in is apple. regia mosque was telling its citizens that if

ukraine's president accuses russia of planning to blow up a vital hydro electric damp followed. emer zalesky warns hundreds of thousands are in danger of flooding in the occupied house on region. also coming up, police in iran say they've arrested dozens of protesters in the southeast as public outrage continues. rights groups say those in custody are risk of torture or even death to turn to the right. it's a lease whereas it's 1st fall right leader since world war 2. heading the new conservative coalition, georgia maloney takes the oath of office as the country's 1st female prime minister ah told me or logical welcome to the program. the battle for ukraine is now centering around a massive dam on ukraine's denita river cube has warned russia it'll head back harder if russia blows it up. president followed the mirrors. lensky accuses russia of planning to destroy the dab and sent flood waters rushing towards hundreds of thousands of people. about water from the dam is also vital for cooling. europe's largest nuclear power plant in parisha and mosque was telling its citizens that if the hydro

jeremy zaleski says his forces are holding out against attacks by russian forces in the east of dun bast region. he also says, as strikes, had destroyed nearly a bed of ukraine's energy infrastructure in watching d. w. nice live from burning, coming up next is a dw asia with my colleague. and i'm really mohammed, thanks for watching. i'll season every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat, what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smarten solutions over steam set in our ways, or is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive global ideas. the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. this is d, w, use asia coming up today? mia mas, most vulnerable, seeking asylum abroad, only to be sent back to possibly face torture or death. the united nations refugee agency slams malaysia for forcing the return of hundreds of me and my n

troops pushed ahead with their counter offensive off to dealing a major blow to russia. president zaleski says that force is now fully control the strategic eastern city of lemon. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. everyone. we saw in brazil where voting is underway in a presidential election that follows a bitter and polarized campaign in poles are giving a clear advantage to the leftist former president lewis sincerely led a silver but the far right incumbent jaya bolton arrow, has indicated that he may not accept the results if he is defeated. fulton are as comments of raised fears that his supporters might attempt to keep him in power by force. waiting to cast ballots in a presidential election that sharply divided the country into left and right. opposite, also narrow, has plunged into misery. he is destroying the economy, the welfare state, and i'm environment just to make sure if the left us lula wins here destroy us. he's a friend of left us dictatorships like minutes will i get that daughter ra opinion? polls put former president luis, ignacio luna da silva in th

more difficult, president zaleski says the face is fighting, is taking place in the eastern done yet screeching. said lives in front of me. so give me and there have been no significant changes on the front line. the most severe fighting is taking place into next region. buckman directions are difficult . it is the place where the insanity of the russian command becomes more evident. day after day, over the months they are driving people to death. they're concentrating, the highest level of artillery strikes, all of our soldiers who are defending their positions in these areas, internet region or heroes. not confrontations have taken place between iranian security forces and demonstrators. in the town of matter, many thousands of protesters marched the cemetery where she was buried to mock 40 days since her death in police custody 22 year old was arrested by the so called morality police over strict dress code rules on headscarf. family alleges she was beaten in custody at least 15 people have been killed in an attack on a she shrine in iran, southern city of hit, as i saw, has claim

but as we're eunice, a slab as limited zalesky or put there as sure. oh, but it was in the still blue cross blue. mr. right. so the blue sky really got quite a yet of the, at the origin. see, he's easy, closer music or easel, according to show or show me vocalize thing isn't heels, movie abrasion. when you said me seen it convenient by speech keys in your we've you gave me and they need to be mighty. we'll get them. but i see those are we have new bluetooth cooking for them to do that. them cook with that them with the year that coupling with them cheaper grad, 60 them to me to make them leave me a quick me a mom was and that the group off the course where you live my school, which is what it was back with that that our food network was that please. yes it is that the at the you probably just guns are wolf with somebody in the know what the gap will go in and let them join with you glass in the venue or see what that what your family by the way and to find to keep your team keep their feet or to get there. if you could get that ticket to be switched to

i'm planning to blow up a vital hydro electric dab go to mary zaleski. one one's hundreds of thousands are in danger of flooding in the occupied have sort of region. also coming up police in iran say they've arrest.

. >> everything>> that's been destroyed will be rebuilt, president zaleski says.al people were killed on monday. the repair work is well underway. resilience is defiance. and defiance ukrainians believe will win them the war. >> russia's foreign minister says moscow is open to talks with the west on the ukraine war. but there's been no serious proposal to negotiate yet. in an interview on state tv, he said russia was willing to engage with the u.s. or with turkiye on ways to end the conflict. the two leaders held their last face-to-face meeting at a summit in geneva last year. we are in moscow with more on the comments. >> he basically said russia welcomes any suggestion or invitation for a meeting between president vladimir putin and president joe biden. but he also says he does not know where that will lead. this is in the context of russia recently talking about negotiations. with his conditions, because president vladimir putin september 30th, when he signed the decree of annexation of the four regions of ukraine, he said, we also invite ukrainians for negotia

ukraine's president accuses russia of planning to blow up a vital hydro electric deck for the gym, or zalesky warrens, hundreds of thousands are in danger of flooding in the occupied harrison region. also coming up u. s. law makers order donald trump to give evidence about the.

like if a moscow accuses ukraine's president of trying to start a world war after vladimir zaleski calls on nato to launch preemptive strikes against russia, the u. s. considers is response to opec's decision to cut oil production, including over relations with saudi arabia, as biden's, lobbying, and riata to keep oil exports failed to achieve with watch yourself and australian thing tank funded by western states accuses beijing of spreading its influence in the solomon islands and the can.

otherwise, as we hear, i think they have this g 20 in bally, and each zaleski is not taking this opportunity just to settle the situation peacefully. will be just in the worst situation of a human in the world. and it is kind of threatening. and if you continue with this unhindered, no behavior or action, you will be only lose that because most of the why it didn't affect you, hold your friend from the beginning because he knows very well that there is a history and a just want his name is clear most of the time and also he just treating with the okay and people who are away from the, you know, the administration which is zionist club unfortunately, and be are very kind people we met opinion in moscow when i was doing my was about to wait studies the for, you know, i think this is the last chance for the landscape to come in bally at the g. 20. just to settle the situation with an important i think your yellow, i think your yellow card analogies is a very good one off med thanks. thanks for throwing that out there. karen, i wanted to ask you quickly in the wake of the lord stream pipeline or

i don't think at this point now our president zaleski was vaguely and we are not trading on the territories. we're not trading on our people. and right now that p is so deep and so unbearable for grayness that i didn't see that there is an even a small space for, for consideration. before you run out of time, you're here in berlin, and you know that today the international monetary fund is talked about possible global recession, but recession here in germany because of the energy crisis that's resulted from this work. everywhere you look, it seems people are talking about problems, crises that have been caused by this war. and yet the poll show that people's resolved to stand with ukraine remains or do you have faith that's going to stay that way as the winter approaches. well, 1st of all, it's not the we're in ukraine that raise that the energy prices put in rent on them like a year ago. even when we just started talking about that he can attack and why you with anybody seeing that, if the war would be over that put in will just become as such a good person right away and will well lower t

because it's not only about our lives to de la zaleski, it's about the lives of passengers that also depend on us. we cannot just drop everything and start to panic. victoria study to drive trains, even though there was no prospect of getting a job than the loss changed. and she started work shortly before rush invaded. in february there's a lot to do. update log books, checked the speed of the train, the signals, the electrical contact line, and speak to passengers. and if something were to happen to the driver she'd have to take over. victoria's shift will be at least 12 hours today. although many a train, yellow trains have become a vital form of transport in this war, and there is never enough staff. victoria says she will still need to push hard to make it from the co driver to driver. that top job is still done by a man, one lawyer sheer own. if it hasn't completely changed yet, we still need a lot more time. a little. oh, the whole if you need to raise a new generation, a young generation with the idea that women have the same rights as men. oh, i guess i must say it's really

and ukraine, we will wait for a change in zaleski position or for maybe another future ukrainian president who will act in the interests of the ukrainian people. to updates from the frontlines all the ukraine conflict. now officials say 3 missiles were launched earlier at the city of been yeske with a shopping mall and an area around a bus terminal taking hits. while a nearby mckee of cat 3 people were killed. i'm for wounded by ukrainian shelling, according to local authorities ortiz from on cost ref south. the see the ukrainian military continues shelling the nest people's republic. civilian casualties, county continues to mount over the last 24 hours. at least 3 people had been killed . those people were killed right in this house as a 155 millimeter shill supplied by nato countries to ukrainian military landed right here in this yard or do so. right now we are inspecting the place. a piece of shrapnel has been found in the woman's house. forensic analysis will be done to define the type and characteristics of the munition, the neighbor. she was in her house right next door and she was

u countries from october, the 11th president zaleski, also confirm that crucial energy systems were targeted the thermal power station in kiev. as we understand, getting a hit right there with large proves a smoke billowing out of that facility. ones, the landscape advisor reported that missiles had close to the presidential office and ukraine security services headquarters, of course, by the naturally in the capital authorities say 10 people killed and dozens more wounded in kiev local, sabrina sharing footage and reactions to the missile strikes that they witness the the footage of the appropriate prescribe. there is where the cities, the thermal power plot has been badly damaged in our rocket strike. now let's go west the western ukrainian city of all of off this. how much footage it shows a smoke smoke. i should say caused by a missile attack. the renaissance of the city has been left without power and water supplies for now, or over 2, corresponding eager to dine off remaining. in dawn bass, he's been bringing us up to date on an hourly basis with all the major developments today. would

the russian forces president zaleski, sent his troops up, liberated dozens of towns in the past week, and are pressing account to offensive on 2 front east. and in the.

i mean, boy johnson flew to kiev to tell zaleski if he doesn't, if he reaches peace, a peace agreement with russia. and he's not going to get support of you. it's not going to be supported by london, washington. ever since then, there's been absolutely no sign that the west wants peace and as long as the west doesn't want peace, there won't be any peace because the last key will keep sending tens of thousands of young man to. ready law totally senseless. that because the west wants to wage war on russia until the last ukrainian, that's totally obvious is one of the most cynical war, some history and the russia just have to stop that in any way possible. that's the only way to stop was for the you and it seemed to be deflating as your natural gas prices fell to a 3 month low on tuesday after something demand this comes out of the block has been increasing, is dependent on american shipments of and, and g, which as france has pointed out, cost dramatically more than impuls from near by russia. difficulties the conflict in ukraine must not end in america, economic domination, and a weaken

live from berlin, ukraine's allies pledge firms for says russia launch is more attacks. president zaleski is cooling on g 7 leaders to hit basco with more sanctions and help strengthen ukraine's air defense systems. i made a new.

mister must proposal of the se surveys of the dumbass with present zaleski posting his own pole, asking the public of the lamasta's support ukraine or russia. let's take a look at how the people reacted to the question posed by musk. after eel on musk sent out this tweet, will they do him the same thing they did in ord stream? have you been kidnapped by the russians and forced to write like that? i don't get why are people so hypocritical when it comes to democracy? at one point they shout out democracy. at other point they keep saying why democracy non legitimate, because forced seems like you ruffled some feathers. radio hose, antlers of commentators, steve gill, cover is on with a must statement on the self determination process. should be controversial. i full the guy, most people he'd like to see peace in that region rather than continue conflict. the death to destruction that we're seeing. and i'm not necessarily a big fan of celebrities weighing in on topics way outside their life. whether they're athletes or celebrities, whether it's holly with movie stars, or entertainers or bi

we will wait for a change in zaleski, his position or for may be another future ukrainian president who will act in the interests of the ukrainian people. and another news line. this, our rush is defense minister as held a briefing in which he said the military saved locals from attempted ukrainian attacks while those referendums were being conducted. he also spoke about the latest results of russia's partial and mobilization of new recruits. so this is what goes on in accordance with an executive order by russia's president, a partial mobilization has been conducted since september 21st are currently more than 200000 people have arrived to join the russian armed forces on days when the referendums were being held in the lugens contin, that's people's republics. and in the liberated territories of the harrison and sapir roach regions, units of the russian armed forces shot down 7 ukrainian military plains and $45.00 drones. as well as 109 high mars and all her rockets due to these measures, hundreds of lives were saved and the referendums were secured. pursue to some updates from the fr

oh right siren sound and key as president zalesky says drones strikes, hit critical infrastructure in the region. there are all.

it was really interesting to hear what ever lottie may zaleski ukrainians president had to say. he said the ukraine had very much to provide for europe, food security and for the world food security, energy security and also controlling migration towards euro been in saying so he showed just how much you quin brings out to the table of course with the condition that ukraine has to be free, has to remain of free and the sovereign country. and in doing so, he very much reminded to delete us while he and also to the experts that ukraine must be part of the decision process. that when he comes to its future, right, and this clearly is going to be a massive task or a political process change all the time. so how would i ensure that this generational task of chancellor shall put it will remain a priority while this was her something that was very significant, the gentleman chancellor, calling for a new marshall plan a generational task, or he said the marshall plan had in fact rebuild germany after world war 2, and this is something that not only germany, but every ukraine ally and vi

i mean, boy johnson flew to tell zaleski if he doesn't, if he reaches peace, a peace agreement with russia. yeah, he's not going to get support of it's not going to be supported by london washington. ever since then, there's been absolutely no sign that the west wants peace and as long as the west doesn't want peace, there won't be any peace because they'll ask you will keep sending tens of thousands of young man to law totally says was that because the west wants to wage war on russia until the last ukrainian, that's totally obvious is one of the most cynical wars history and the russia just has to stop that in any way possible. that's the only way to stop was for finding african connections. that's what the process of tons and there, and kenya, looking to do green, to construct a gas pipeline linking the 2 countries. the 600 kilometer pipeline is designed to boost trade and low industrial energy costs and keep prices down in the private sector for both countries. the schedule completion date is yet to be announce. turns in a and can, you know, the only african nate is looking to broaden

front line air raid sirens found across several regions in southern and central ukraine. president zaleski, and i was another 3 energy ta. this of the country have been destroyed, but says ukraine's energy research center says 40 percent of the country entire power infrastructure has been damaged and the attacks as ukraine troops are perio source on the russian city has on the letter that there has declared martial law in for new territories, that recently joined russia. the president amounts of the decision jury and meeting of the countries security council. with little lease public life signed the declaration of martial law in the for you, russian territory. you don't s, can guns republics as well as the here. so, and i was on the road here. regions were all under martial law even before they joined russia. the time is now come to make this official pay them, but then says the decision to impose marshall will comes in response to terrorist threats from ukraine. according to russian presents decree, regional leaders have been granted additional power, social security, and enforce measures

i mean, boy johnson clued to kia to tell zaleski if he doesn't. if he reaches piece of piece agreement with russia and he's not going to get support of it's not going to be supported by london, washington. ever since then, there's been absolutely no sign that the west wants peace and as long as the west doesn't want peace, there won't be any peace because the last key will keep sending tens of thousands of young man to law totally says was that because the west wants to wage war on russia until the last ukrainian, that's totally obvious is one of the most cynical wars in history and the russia just has to stop that in any way possible. that's the only way to stop this for you with a sort of jump in that quickly might but, but you talk about negotiations was at the hungarian leader. i think the order been said in the just the past 24 hours. if, if you want to get peace on the table here, moscow should be doing piece talks with washington. not with keith. i wanted to ask you, because right now we're doing a bit of a historical comparison. but why? w

including a pregnant woman, were killed. harry force it out to sierra give the ukranian president vadim zaleski says the most ferocious fighting is taking place in the eastern done. yes, collegian said, lot number to me. so give me and there are been no significant changes on the front line. the most severe fighting is taking place in donetta region, buckman directions out of difficult. it is the place where the insanity of the russian command becomes more evident, day after day over the months. they are driving people to death. they're concentrating, the highest level of artillery strikes, all of our soldiers who are defending their positions in these areas. internet region of our heroes, ukraine's deputy prime minister has urged refugees who fled the lighting to remain abroad this winter because of severe constraints on the power grid. russia strikes have severe, seriously damaged, more than a 3rd of ukraine's energy facilities. to say power the government has begun rolling power outages of up to 4 hours across the country did receive pretty well in the hotel timber. i'd like to take this opp

accusing each other, planning to blow up a huge dam in the her son, region. ukrainian president, vadim zaleski says, russian forces have planted explosives in the dam. in nova cub whore, he's a warning, its destruction would be catastrophic. a russian installed official in harrison accusers. ukraine of firing missiles of the dam. neither side has shown evidence for their claims. the soviet era damn is 30 meters deep and 3.2 kilometers long. blowing it up was send a wall of water towards nearby populated areas including the occupied city of kristen. that's where russian troops are digging in as ukrainian forces advance damaging the dam would also destroy the system of canals that irrigate selling ukraine, including crimea, which was seized by russia in 2014. the u. s. says russia's threats to attack, the dam are another example of moscow's brutality. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could spoke to john kirby from the national security council. ukraine president polanski has called on the west, including the white house to war. russia not to blow up at down, that could flood parts of

attacking its energy infrastructure and shelling a power facilities across the country. president bodine zaleski called for unity. i made the disruptions, ukraine's reporting at least a 30 percent shortfall in electricity supplies. russian president vladimir putin has warned the world is facing its most dangerous decade since the 2nd world war. you choose the west of inciting the war in ukraine and said he had no regrets. the war ukraine has led to a global energy crisis, but some believe the high price of oil and gas could shift the market permanently towards renewable energy. in a report, the international energy agency says global demand for fossil fuels will peak this decade, all while russian exports drop in terms of money. this could mean more than 2 trillion dollars a year in green energy investments by 2030. and the report shows the russians invasion of ukraine marked a turning point. many governments accelerating their clean energy policies to less than their reliance on moscow and lower its geopolitical influence. of fatty b roll is the head of the international energy agency. he says,

government in ukraine would be willing to at least consider i don't think at this point now or president zaleski was vaguely and we are not trading on the territories. we're not trading on our people. and right now they're p is so deep and so unbearable for grayness that i didn't see that there is an even as small space for, for consideration. before you run out of time, you're here in berlin. you know that today the international monetary fund is talked about a possible global recession, but recession here in germany because of the energy crisis that's resulted from this war. everywhere you look, it seems people are talking about problems, crises that have been caused by this war. and yet the whole show that people's resolve to stand with ukraine remains, or do you have faith that's going to stay that way as the winter approaches? well, 1st of all, it's not the we're in ukraine that raise that the energy prices put in rent out them like a year ago. even when we just started talking about that he can attack and why you with anybody seeing that, if the war would be over that put in will just beco

mr. zaleski ultimately is controlled by us. and so there's no way in the world that the u. s. should be acting on every statement, the mrs. lensky makes, and they certainly should not be acting on statements they could lead to rapid escalation and nuclear war. well, let's leave it at that. thank you very much for your time, and congratulations on the book. thank you. and thank you for watching cold to see her again on will the part ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with russians state little never. i've stayed on the north lansky with within the 55 with this being. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else with rural van in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state aren't russia today and switch r t sputnik. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube, with a, with the crimean bridge, reopened for vehicles a

ms. zalesky and promised his steadfast support. he then held a call with us president joe biden. alan fisher has more from down a street on soon ex 1st day is prime minister. of course he spent most of the day at putting people into cabinet positions. jeremy hunt still stays as chancellor, the exchequer, the finance minister. that was a very clear message from richie soon act that he wanted to have stability. it was important to him to send a message to the markets just to, to stay calm. because he realizes that the real economic problems facing britain and destabilizing the markets wouldn't be a good thing to do, which is why jeremy hunt stays in his position. but there will be a change at the home office, the interior minister. and what is interesting for richie, sooner to say that he wants a government fill of integrity. he is no appointed 3 people to his cabinet who have been sacked during their parliamentary career for leaking or for other offences. and one of those is to l. a brother, man who was sacked just 6 days ago for se

i mean, boy johnson flew to kiev to tell zaleski if he doesn't, if he reaches piece of piece agreement with russia and he's not going to get support of it, it's not going to be supported by london a washington. ever since then, there's been absolutely no sign that the west wants peace and as long as the west doesn't want peace, there won't be any peace because the laskey will keep sending tens of thousands of young man to. ready law, totally senseless. that's because the west wants to wage war on russia until the last ukrainian that's totally obvious is one of the most cynical wars in history and russia just passed to stop that in any way possible. that's the only way to stop was for. so a victory for vladimir putin and ukraine would be a defeat for nato. that's according to the alliance as secretary general get installed and bug who cited a common threat as the need to keep pumping weapons and to ukraine. that is important for all of us that ukraine wins um, the battle, the war against the invading russian forces. but because if putin wins that is not only a big defeat for ukrainians,

of course, with the presence of the lensky zaleski is the 1st looks like is the 1st a leader new war, which is actually blame for social media. i mean, does a whole war situation it's, it's based on fake news, as we know. and social media plays like a key role that so i think, but the thing is that this presence of lensky, it's only welcome in the global north as well as the see the rescue everywhere all the time. even involved magazine, that ridiculous to say that they did, but in the global south. and we tried that, the lensky tried to reach major countries of the global south. for instance, when he tried to be invited to africa, new meeting, actually he was in the meeting. but guess what? from 454 countries of africa, only 4 countries show up the talk to him. the same recently he tried to reach out some countries in south america during the meeting, but nobody cares about him. nobody wants. of course, nobody trust him anymore because people actually know that he's not in charge. right? i mean, what do you, what do you mean? surely, surely, presidency lensky is the president of ukra

more difficult, resident zaleski says, the face is fighting is taking place in the eastern done yet screeching. confrontations have taken place between iranian security forces and demonstrators in the home town of mass, meaning thousands of protesters marching cemetery, where she was buried to mock. 40 days since her death in police custody, at least 15 people have been killed in an attack on a shrine in iran, southern city of sheer. as i still has claimed responsibility, at least 14 people have been injured and emergency meeting over the crisis in me and mine is underway in indonesia. foreign ministers from the, as the end block are expected to reassess their strategy in dealing with me and mas military. some member states and the us are calling for tougher action against the joint and the gathering was called before and asked strike on sunday and catch in state that killed at least 50 people of lawrence louis is covering the story force from qual alone plus a flaws it's quite an unusual move. this isn't it to hold what's being called a pre summit, 2 weeks before and as the summit that's righ

more difficult. resident zaleski says the face is fighting is taking place in the eastern tanya squeegee id like to know what to do me so deal with him. there had been no significant changes on the front line. the most severe fighting is taking place into next region. buckman direction of difficult. it is the place where the insanity of the russian command becomes more evident, day after day over the months. they are driving people to death. they're concentrating, the highest level of artillery strikes, all of our soldiers who are defending their positions in these areas. internet region, or heroes, optim confrontations have taken place between iranian security forces and demonstrators in the home town of massa. i mean, thousands of protesters march to the cemetery where she was buried to mar 40 days since her death in police custody. 22 year old was arrested by the so called morality police. over strict dress code rules on hed scoffs. at least 15 people have been killed in an attack on a she a shrine in iran, southern city. oh shit. as i saw, was claimed responsibility. the energy compa

oh, a moscow accuses ukraine's president of trying to start a world war after vladimir zaleski calls on nato to launch preemptive strikes against russia. the u. s. considers it's response to opec's decision to cut oil production, including over relations with saudi arabia. as biden's, lobbying and riata to keep boil exports up failed to achieve with watch yourself. an australian thing tank funded by western states accuses beijing of spreading is influence and solomon islands. and it can, yes, sparks fears and tanzania of genetically modified to produce entering the country after the african state lifts. a ban on such produce to help tackle a growing food crisis with from lost out to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our moscow says, the ukranian president is calling for the start of the world war after vladimir zalinski urged nato to carry out a 1st strike against russia. shopper when that'll moved it. what should nato do, and eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons? i once again appeal to the internation

and ukraine, we will wait for a change in zalesky position or for may be another future ukrainian president who will act in the interests of the ukrainian people. initiating a nuclear war is unacceptable. that's the message today. from russia's foreign ministry, it comes amid increasing alarm and the western media over what they fear is the atomic weapons threat posed by moscow with some reports, claiming rushes, preparing some sort of nuclear readiness, test them at the war in ukraine, a comparisons to the cuban missile crisis have even been made it consensus in washington is that we are closer to the use of nuclear weapons than at any time since the cuban missile crisis 60 years ago. and over what? over, who governs and rules? not even ukraine, but the don back over the past week or so that happened. a number of warnings coming from the us, including from the current and ex directors of the cia who accused moscow of quote, reckless rhetoric when it comes to the use of nuclear arms while claiming they'll be a joint nato response in case of such use. while the u. s. national security adviso