the message constantly being peddled by zalinski towards the west is that its efforts aren't enough. it's never enough. and now ukraine wants to go after prominent wall street establishment figures personally, alleging war crimes against ukraine by executives of j. p. morgan chase city group and hsbc. according to one of zalinski economic advisors in order all of these companies, richer route that are in meet them. ready or arm spin, bay are right nansen war are criminals. so basically you want to to see them prosecuted for war crimes, is what you're saying. exactly. the same adviser had previously contacted heads of the financial institutions to tell them how to run their companies demanding that they refused to engage with companies that sell in trade, russian oil or gas, or in russian energy chairs like gas prom ross, snuff, luke oil, and vigil team zalinski is threatening to pursue the managers of these wall street companies, personally, all the way to the international criminal court, which the u. s. doesn't actually recognize. in fact, the united states passed the head conventi

maybe zalinski can achieve the impossible actually succeeding, cleaning up wall street. earlier i discussed the ramifications of ukraine conflict, western economic sanctions, and the mainstream media's anti russia onslaught with author columnist and political cartoonist ted roll. it's all different when it's your country just as you doing the thing that you say other countries shouldn't be doing. hypocrisy is rampant in international politics as well as domestic politics. and you know, it's, it's all, it's, it's so extreme though, in this particular case that, you know, it's kind of depressing and transparent for anyone who's actually paying attention the, the united states media was really actively complicit in the war against afghanistan . and i would say, even now, with the effect of the sanctions on afghanistan, they're pretty much being ignored or shrugged off. you know, the, all the, all the rhetoric is always brought back to, well, what are the taliban doing? you know what, what united states is keeping afghan government money. so yeah, though it's, so there's no

maybe zalinski can achieve the impossible, actually succeed in cleaning up wall street. while the group of 7 rich, as the economies reportedly aims to have a price capping mechanism on russian oil exports in place by december, 5th, rushes largest oil company is beginning a new project in northern siberia. r t 's. maria fin notion of gifts as an exclusive look from the site in russian's extreme north, beyond the polar circle with the arctic ocean, just 500 kilometers away. this is where russia extract much of its oil when they says, well, stock oil project and cover is supposed to 2 areas of one enriches extreme hostile environmental northern siberia. with 13 oil and gas pill don't really, it is covered and more coming will be one of the biggest all projects in global energy sector ever. its entire we source base amounts at $6000000.00 tons of premium oil rushes, largest company runs napped is behind this multi $1000000000.00 project. the company c o has dub, divorced off, and noah's ark for the oil based global economy. and i see a few in russia given its energy potentia

and his lightly address zalinski announced the dismissal of one of the s p u as deputy directors. it comes after he removed the agencies chief and fired the country's top prosecutor, the dismissals mock, the biggest shakeup in zalinski government. since the start of the war, russia president vladimir putin has held talks with the leaders of iran and turkey into iran. he said there's been some progress on, on blocking grain exports from ukraine. though not all issues are resolved. the ship is being seen as an opportunity for put in to help build bridges between leaders and shore up support in the region. to counter the west. russian president vladimir putin touched down into iran for 2nd trip abroad since launching his invasion of ukraine. putin and his arrange and turkish counterparts addressed the walls and syria and ukraine of as well as the impact on the rest of the world resilient nathan, my luther, a russian blockade is preventing millions of tons of grain from leaving ukrainian ports, fueling a global food crisis with millions in developing countries at risk of going hungry,

there seems to be political. chaos in care of with zalinski is inner circle. in some parts of the country, every one is suspected as being a russian spy. and there has not been one major, even minor victory for the ukrainians. and all of this, the country is getting smaller and smaller. the foreign ministry here is made it clear the more long range weapons that are sent to ukraine, the more land russia is going to have to say as it calls liberate. so is this washington's game plan? oh, it, let me think died, almost forgot. congressional delegation, bipartisan said, maybe we should send advisors. i think we've all heard that before. your thoughts re go ahead. well, how much time do i have with you? i think. i think the there were 3 major events last week, one of which you mention, and that is course a city left off the russian foreign minister said look at things have substantially changed. it has to do with key are graphy. we're, we're now was limited our horizon to don't boss than it's going to go guns. are we already ends up or should, and a in other parts o

now, presidents zalinski recently hailed the arrival of western weapons at that precision. all these weapons starting to make a difference. yeah, they are, you know, i mean, he said so himself, and there's been a lot of, you know, reporting from the field, particularly with american television stations. i think so that, you know, president biden can show that the help is being affected with these high mars unit, these mobile rat rocket launchers. now number 9, that's what we're getting as the official figure. and they're accurate to within a meter. and the russian rockets are accurate within 500 meters as are the ukranian rockets that have been used before. so that means the ukrainians canal, pinpoint a weapons depot. that's where they're going at mainly and you know, really strike the russians ability to engage in those massive artillery barrage, which is pretty much which have pretty much been their strategy so far because they didn't, they lack the manpower to hold on to cities and towns and without reconstituting their heart responded. nik spicer in key of force. thank

he invited president zalinski to attend the g 20 leaders summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries, territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeting he toward the key of suburb of opin, to witness the devastation 1st hand in an easier is sending humanitarian aid to ukraine. but as declined to provide weapons for use against russian forces, widow came fresh from an international summit in germany, where he was able to compare notes with western leaders and meet with those who have previously sought to persuade vladimir putin to end the war. indonesia has had success in the past, in mediating, in regional conflicts in asia. but widow says he has no illusions about the complexity of the russia ukraine war. and in reminder of those complexities, zelinski hinted he would only attend the g. 20 summit if put in is not there. but the kremlin says, put in has already confirmed his attendance. let's go to jakarta now and speak with lena alexandra, head of the international relatio

there seems to be political. chaos in care of with zalinski is inner circle. in some parts of the country, everyone is suspected as being a russian spy. and there has not been one major, even minor victory further ukrainians. and all of this the country is getting smaller and smaller. the foreign ministry here is made it clear the more long range weapons that are sent to ukraine, the more land russia is going to have to say as it calls liberate. so, um, is this washington's game plan? oh, and let me think back, almost forgot a congressional delegation, bipartisan said, maybe we should send advisors. i think we've all heard that before. your thoughts re go ahead. well, how much time do i have with you? i think. i think the there were 3 major events last week, one of which you mention, and that is course is here today, left off, the russian foreign minister said look at things have substantially changed. it has to do with geography. we're now was limited our horizon to don't. boston it's can, will guns are we already ends up portia and a in other parts of more w

also on the program, russian forces pummeled targets across easton, ukraine. president zalinski says ukrainian forces are fighting to secure the don bass region with extra fire power from weapons sent by west and allies. hopes for a breakthrough, for in the simmering conflict in central america with thousands already in central africa. beg your pardon? the thousands already displaced rwanda and the democratic republic of congo agree to de escalate to attention, but rebel fighters say they are not bound by the cease fire. ah, i'm feel gale a welcome to the program. but his primary subarus johnson says he is going to resign following an open result of revolt in his conservative party. dozens of ministers acquit his government in the wake of a series of scandals. the time table for choosing a new lead, it will be announced next week, as a johnson has named a new cabinet and he tends to continue as prime minister until his successor is chosen. speaking outside his downing street headquarters, he accepted the judgment of his party. it is clearly now the will of the parliamentary, conserva

and in remind with those complexities zalinski hinted, he would only attend the g. 20 summit if put in is not there. for the kremlin, says, put in has already confirmed his attendance. germany has approved the applications of sweden and finland to join nato. a short while ago, members of the buddhist stark ratified the session of germany's northern allies. with a vast majority of, much to the delight of the representatives offered 2 countries who were watching from the gallery off the decades of neutrality, sweden and finland moved to join the west. them defense alliance, in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. the ratification requires unanimous approval by all 30 armed little member states from all that vote, let sir bring in. our political correspondent, leader has a standing by in the buddhist talk. weatherbook took place earlier in, you know, that was quite quick by german standards. was it it was indeed quick and there was a reason for its m. i spoke to some members of parliament before the votes, and they told me that germany had intended to become the 1st country to ratify

and, and reminder of those complexities. zalinski hinted, he would only attend the g. 20 summit if put in is not there, but the kremlin says, put in has already confirmed his attendance. let's go to jakarta now and speak with lena alexandra, head of the international relations department at the center for strategic and international studies. welcome to the w. news. asia. you are quoted this week in malaysia, the star newspaper as saying, dash o co widows trip to ukraine. was not a peace effort. so why did he go? well, basically, i think we need to clarify this. i think from the press statement that, than me after the meeting with you, pending and best, and also on russia. i think it's quite clear that there are several goals. objectives are going to 50, you know, basically a article emphasized then for patients to both countries. then the g 20 summit in november in bali. that's the 1st message. second is of course to express the, the empathy and also the concern regarding the conflict on the ongoing conflict in russia and, and also in that context. he also mentioned that he's actually

countries homogeneous, of course, per se, but on the overall level ukrainians to pull president zalinski. and as a result, of course, they are shocked to find out that apparently a certain figures within the security apparatus, but also within the a state to a prosecutor's office. have a committed treason. now we also have to mention, however, zelinski also said that apparently around 60 officials possibly have committed these crimes. and the 60 officials are out base the scatter, their own offices in pro russian control a territories. so some people here on the ground say, maybe they didn't really voluntarily committed treason if they really did, but they're forced to do it regardless what really happened because this is an ongoing investigation. certainly it comes at a very, very difficult time in ukraine. why the country is a bracing for a renewed offensive by russian forces? funny, thank you very much. our correspond honey potter, other in chip catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. sri lanka is acting president, has declared a nation wide state of em

a childhood friend of zalinski has been under scrutiny for security breaches. the president says, 60 officials from the agencies are working against ukraine and russian occupied areas and that 651 treason and collaboration cases have been opened. he must see largely such an array of crimes against the foundations of the states national security and a length recorded between ukrainian security force officials and russians. special services braces, very serious questions about their respective leader. each of these questions receive a proper response. today i've taken the decision to dismiss the general prosecutor and the head of ukrainian security, shirley or doug plane, as assistant director of the atlantic councils eurasia center. he says, presidents the landscape must act quickly to find long term replacements for the 2 sat officials. so i do think that these are significant, and the big thing that observers in experts are going to be watching for is who comes next. zalinski has appointed an acting prosecutor general to replace benedict of a is not yet appoin

it's unusual for vladimir zalinski to make changes like this, even though before the war. his cabinet was like a revolving door since the war. he's kept really the same group around him by and large, including these 2 very senior figures. but during his national address, he said that there had been a number of complaints raised against both of these people, believing that the number of people in their offices who were committing treason that is collaborating with russia was at a number of 651 and therefore they were being in his was last night dismissed because of a failure of those 2 officials to keep control of their office. there was no suggestion that they were involved in any wrong doing with russia. this was really about accountability. but as i say in the last hour or so, this clean up from the president's office, seeing that both have been suspended, the suspension of up back in all of a is really quite something because he has been with president zalinski since the beginning, their childhood friends they walked together in the entertainment industry. there were bu

the weapons at the west has provided appear to be making a difference. zalinski has said so himself, we're talking in particular about these american high mars mo bile rocket systems which can fire rockets, 70 kilometers, and with the ukrainians are doing is targeting what weapons depos, particularly the stacks of artillery shells that the russians are using. sometimes firing 46000 in a day in the month of june, making the russians move them back a 100 kilometers in the front line and making it much more difficult for them to continue their onslaught. and nick zaleski did get, did go to see the situation in denise pro on friday. how important are these visits to the frontline? i think there massively important and you know, president zalinski communication strategy since the beginning of the war has been one whereby he appears to be the leader every day. whether it's, you know, with his handheld videos that he puts out on telegram or he's talking to directly into the camera as if it was a skype conversation with your family or visiting people on the front line. showing that he's not

yes, for zalinski to renounce a mandatory evacuation. yes, we have been seeing fierce fighting in the daniel cree, janelle, for the past weeks. and even though russia couldn't make any major territorial gains, they have continued the constant challenge of the region and was up to thousands of attacks every day. and these attacks have obviously destroyed a large portion of the energy infrastructure. and as official or of this region put it beyond repair. and that's why the ukranian government is now taking the precautions to evacuate the people who would be without any heating, without light, if the winter comes. and it's important to say that this is a mandatory of a creation. so the people still have a the right to stay if they're willing to sign a paper that saying that they are taking the full responsibility. so it's not a forced every creation, but definitely it's an a tant, by the ukranian government to put more pressure on the people to really leave this highly contested area. brita, how big an operation are we talking about here?

now i know you have the ear of president a zalinski. let me switch gears now and ask you about the re, his recent sacking of both the head of ukraine security service and his prosecutor . you have said these moves are a sign of strength. why during the war it's very difficult to recycle the cabinet or let alone do any changes. busy enforcement agencies because you're basically doing 90 percent operational issues and only 10 percent of strategy. busy busy appointments and the fact that the government and the president, the lens, he can do changes and appointments, the just that they have operational band. this is a great sign that they've gone over. wow. then be on those over. well, that's why i'm saying i was friends. ok, but as the president himself said, they were fired and par for allegedly treasured prisoners, acts by dozens of their employees working against ukraine. for russia, that sounds bad is the security apparatus in ukraine massively infiltrated it has historically been infiltrated. now, you know, i don't have the numbers, b

i think they're massively important and you know, president zalinski communication strategy since the beginning of the war has been one whereby he appears to be the leader every day. whether it's, you know, with his handheld videos that he puts out on telegram or he's talking to directly into the cameras. if there was a skype conversation with your family or visiting people on the front line, showing that he's not a coward, you member at the beginning he was offered a chance to leave the country and he said, i'm not leaving what i need his weapons. so this is all part of keeping up morale and you know, he's got 93 percent approval rating, so something appears to be working. we only hear about these visits after they've taken a place, of course, for operational security. because the russians set at the beginning of the beginning of the world, the ukrainians considered the beginning of the war that he was target number one for russia. and he also recalls that ukraine's ambassador gemini has been fired. and this also includes several other top foreign envoys as well. what more do you hav

they're going to try to back out of it casually, discreetly over and tell zalinski too bad. now you're on the road, which is probably what he wants from the beginning. but for the fact of the west thought they could use ukraine to fight a proxy war against russia. and finally, shall anchors parliament is expats and so late in the presidents at some point next week after the incumbent leader has reportedly fled at the country after his residence was storm by protested, amid a severe economic crisis in the country, while demonstrators continued to occupy the residences of the leaders accusing the government of being responsible for months of acute shortages of food, fuel, and medicine. the processes say they will remain other prophecies until the leaders resign says a close a lot of the chaotic events. they're currently ripping the country. i'm here and the private residents of the prime minister on a become a singer along with this particular residence and residence, which is almost next door which belong to the younger brother of prime minister and recover cigna. they were b

and that's why i'm assuming that zalinski has no agency whatsoever, as garland is pointed out. he's an actor and all of this go ahead in toronto. well, i mean the, i actually watched a few episodes of the show in which zalinski was the actor. i think he's speaking russian in the l, which very interesting, he's a russian speaker. and i think his intentions on upon coming in to power were genuine in as far as pushing for some kind of a piece and the following through on the minsk agreement, which of course, this entire war is about the midst minutes agreements because the war started in 2014 and those agreements were the tool to end it. and now we have the advance is the extension of that. the diplomacy to put it in a glass of its terms. i'm but i'm afraid of the false flag events because to me the, the test or shall we say the test run for this war. it was syria where you had a number of false flag attacks starting from 2013. and by the way, naively i was speaking to the u. s. military or conference about syria in 2013. and i remember saying to the not understanding what the pla

fail to mention ukrainian new nazi battalion such as all and i dar, a recent speech by president zalinski to the greek parliaments given while beside to his av radhika. fighters received huge backlash from greeks. latimer zalinski also compared the conflict in ukraine with the holocaust while addressing these really parliament. though even before the conflict began both the u. n. on western media condemned ukrainian neo nazis for violating human rights. earlier we got the take of some investigative journalists working in dumbass, 60 new and as is better in ukraine, and so pretend that they do not exist and then they are not the threat for, for me is just completely amazing. and they are really dangerous. the of the more, ideologically phonetic and ukraine, the, these battalions were the 1st to shoot against civilians, ended on boss in 2014, when the war begun. zelinski had, during years ago. and since now people in his government are war openly, neo nazis. i mean, dad, me through your oce, we knew nazi the founder of one of these neo nazis battalions. ease now an advisor to the head of st

corruption and internal division as a very real and present issue. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski s dismissal of senior officials, has casting an inconvenient light on an issue that the biden administration has largely ignored since the outbreak of war with russia. ukraine's history of rampant corruption and shaky governance. a western official close to zalinski administration expressed concern to political that the move appeared to go in the opposite direction of the use request for keith to crack down on corruption and increase the independence of it's law enforcement agencies. if it wants to become a member of the block, it looks like the lensky is firing people without any real evidence which screams of a power trip. let's not forget that he basically shut down every single oppositional political party and ukraine. signing a decree, outlawing group seemed to be pro russian. he also merged all the media into one huge propaganda channel. and all sounds like the very authoritarianism, the west accuses russia so much so that even the media has noticed, depresses so close friends a

i mean, you know, we have a president zalinski and his wife. they have time for vogue magazine, a shooting something that who is a can to war porn. zalinski want saw, as the european union is cutting back dramatically on energy usage. the ukraine wants it free now and we can go on and on. i've lost count. how many billions of dollars and arms have been sent there, but it's not working. okay. the propaganda is there, but the reality is forcing people slowly. but surely that this is a lost cause in the boyish a. go ahead. i don't think the west is quite there yet. i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that the, the vogue photo shoot especially was, was a, to me an act of desperation to try to get some attention back to the issue. but nothing is going to change the fact that ukraine is money peer to the more bottomless than gamma stand ever was. and you know, say on the verse re of that is coming up and we all know how that ended. even though the same media who are flogging some sort of miss of ukrainian victory, would love u

good to have you with us. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has moved removed to top officials, while an investigation takes place into allegations of helping the country's russian enemies, the chief prosecutor and head of state security, lead agencies where staff stand accused in 651 treason and collaboration cases or so. mm. hm, or they don't in his nightly address to the nation president, florida me, zalinski delivered a bombshell caught up with 2 of his most trusted officials suspended for failing to . we don't collaborate as hundreds of subordinates charged with treason, but he monthly such an array of crimes against the foundations of the states national security and the links recorded between ukrainian security forces. officials entrusting special services raises very serious questions about their respective leaders. yoga banga, duvie, bohemia, getting each of these questions will receive a proper response. now liz moleed to day, i have taken the decision to dismiss the prosecutor general and the head of the ukrainian security service, assuming it will always elizabeth spangler

that is what the ukrainians claim. volota mer. zalinski says. it was a war crime. russian energy produced a gas prom says it stops supplying neighboring latvia with gas company accuse last year of violating conditions for gas withdrawal, but didn't specify which conditions it was referring to. at they earlier a lap latvian farms that it would pay gods prom and euros rather than rubles russia also cut off supplies to poland, bulgaria, and lend the netherlands and denmark where they refused to pay in the local currency. i'll shavaun fight as of a tank to military base, only some miley ethiopia border the on group, which is linked to our guide up says it's killed, more than a 100 if you open troops, but the ethiopian government said its soldiers killed more than 150 fighters who try to infiltrate the base. that algebra does control large swathes of some iron. it's long sought to establish a base inside ethiopia. several attacks have been reported raising concerns about regional stability. samuel get to chew as a journalist and addis ababa. he says

those saying that the as of regiment had been reformed. volume is zalinski also compared the conflicts and ukraine with a holocaust while addressing these really parliaments. though, even before the conflict began both the un and western media condemned ukrainian neo nazis for violating human rights. earlier we got to take some investigative journalists working the don't boss 60 new and as is better in ukraine. so, so pretend that they do not exist and then they are not a threat for me is just completely amazing. and they are really dangerous. they are the more, ideologically phonetic and ukraine, the, these battalions were the 1st to shoot against civilians, ended on boss in 2014, when the war begun. zelinski had during years ago and since then now people in his government are war are openly neo nazis. i mean, no metro, you rush, we knew nazi the founder of one of these neo nazis battalions ease. now, an advisor to the head of staff of the, of the ukranian army judges in skis or either of you origin which doesn't change the fact that e as in these government, people who are openly new

it's not yet a clear which countries were against zalinski is, is speech at demarcus who am missing. but it's none that both as in tina and brazil have important deals with russia and that trying to maintain and independence. it stands in the ukraine in conflict. i think that the reasons full in the event or opposition to o crenan presidents, but so basin would be link it to does economic interest that the main prior math about a matter for adopting these all that policy in relation to the training conflict has to do with the relations with the relation, keep that each moment pass in the rear that it should move it in the region has with new white house. the closer at government is to washington, the more likely it's to take as stance against moscow and in favor of keith. i believe the practical effect is very lito or known at toll demand sumption of this is.

this is al jazeera live from dough halls are coming up. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski orders the evacuation of the don bass region, but fighting has intensified in recent days. new york state and san francisco declare a state of emergency. hundreds of monkey balls, cases have been recorded in both places. and it's a problem, but just won't go away. hundreds of thousands of hong kong residents living in space is barely big enough for a bed. ah, people in iraq are waking up to yet another delicate political situation. supporters of shia cleric knocked out a sudden. i've spent the night camped in parliament. they say they won't leave until that demands a met. including, withdrawing the nomination of mohammed, shy outside donnie as prime minister. all than a 125 people were injured on saturday. as crowds stormed the building for a 2nd time week. might put up the wind reports. once again, supporters of shia cleric moved to the southern occupy iraq's parliament. but this time, the vote to stay put until their demands are met. we reject corruption and corrupt politicians. so down he

ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski orders the evacuation of the eastern danielle region. he also condemns an attack on prisoners of war as delivered mass murder, families of the 50 soldiers killed by a michelle strike rally in protest. also on the program. turmoil in iraq, supporters of a powerful cleric, storm parliament for the 2nd time in a week. as a political crisis escalates and london is buzzing and the run up to the euro 2020 to final. germany will kick off against england in what should be a tightly fought battle for the trophy. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. we begin with the latest on the war in ukraine, president of vala de mer zalinski has ordered people to evacuate the eastern on, yet screeching the scene of fierce fighting with russian forces. he says, hundreds of thousands of others should leave combat zones in the wider don bos region. separately, cave has accused russia of mass murder, killing 50 ukrainian prisoners of war in a missile strike. families of victims staged a protest in the capital. keep. many

the great impressive laudermill zalinski says the attack proofs. russia is already violating that agreement, and greece battle several wild fires as the country bakes under an unrelenting heat wave. blazes have forced evacuations, including tourists from the holiday island of les. ah, i went with rough welcome to the program. ukraine says it's prepared to restart grain exports through the black sea despite a russian missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack happened just one day after the to countryside a deal to resume exporting to global markets. after initially denying involvement, russia said it's missiles did hit a ukrainian military target there. the deal is meant to allow safe passage to transport ships in and out of ukraine. new ports. millions of tons of grain have been trapped, months in silos and ships vacated by russia and the black sea. i'll get more on all of that. we have dw is what he has bellinger. he's there in key for us billing or so. miti has tell me 1st what needs to happen for this grain export deal to become a reality. nothing should happen, no more strik

but we begin in ukraine where president zalinski had long awaited the 1st heavy weapons from germany. now they have arrived. but in western weapon is turned the tide of war. these american built rocket launchers, a key of new pride and joy, finally delivered after months of increasingly desperate requests and able to hit targets, 80 kilometers away with greater accuracy than any artillery ukraine or russia for that matter currently have in their arsenals. that means ukraine can now hit russian positions that fear of return. fire is only one problem. ukraine has 4 of them. for mostly though, this war is still being fought with tactics that haven't changed significantly since world war 2. much of the equipment is more the 50 years old at the russia has a lot more of it. and ukraine is starting to run out of ammunition. ukraine says the russians have 10, how it says for each of there's western intelligence sources, put the number somewhat lower, but a great key of is hopelessly outgunned or that these ukraine, unable to hope to do much more the slow down the russian advance results. so a