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[00:00:00] movement of the Houthi terrorist group, so much so that, according to the Reuters
[00:00:03] news agency, the agency stated today that the
[00:00:07] Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia asked
[00:00:10] Donald Trump for help this week precisely to combat
[00:00:14] the Houthis, however, the President of the United States would have refused
[00:00:18] to bomb the terrorist group, and so how does this situation look,
[00:00:22] huh? What we observe is that the
[00:00:27] adversary the United States today is eh eh eh positioned in
[00:00:29] various. battle fronts, we always on Fridays here
[00:00:33] to repair discuss, often there is an action in the war in
[00:00:36] Ukraine, there is attention in the Middle East, there is an action in
[00:00:40] exercises there in East Asia
[00:00:43] and when we properly observe the context that the United States
[00:00:47] is in, right, which is a context in which
[00:00:50] eh eh there is an electoral year, there is an internal cost
[00:00:54] related to the war, there are also rumors that there is a
[00:00:57] difficulty in accessing weapons. "I believe not
[00:01:01] only eh often in a
[00:01:03] negative from only one angle, only from the
[00:01:06] operational angle, only from the political angle, only from the
[00:01:10] strategic angle, we are talking about a calculation that involves
[00:01:13] all these aspects, demonstrating that
[00:01:16] distant, often the American position is not a
[00:01:18] comfortable position, often it cannot supply and meet the
[00:01:22] allies' needs as it would like, Saudi Arabia is
[00:01:25] one of the great American allies in the Middle East
[00:01:29] for decades." it is one of the pillars of the balance in this region, which is a
[00:01:33] very delicate region in the international
[00:01:35] geopolitical scenario. It happens that the
[00:01:39] moment is also not a very favorable moment for the United States of America, and this non-
[00:01:43] fulfillment of requests often generates frustration for the
[00:01:46] ally and, on the other hand, an impact eh
[00:01:49] due to these occupations, an
[00:01:53] impact for the whole world. Kelly, exactly, and look, President
[00:01:56] Donald Trump, professor, said that he does not regret having entered.
[00:02:00] in war against Iran, it would also be difficult for us to imagine him saying the
[00:02:03] opposite, right? In an interview, the American was
[00:02:06] asked about the impact of the conflict on the midterm elections. The
[00:02:10] president then replied that if he could do it all
[00:02:13] over again, he would do it exactly the same
[00:02:16] way. He also rejected that Republican voters are
[00:02:20] upset or demoralized by the
[00:02:23] war. According to Trump, supporters are proud
[00:02:26] that he will not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. He
[00:02:30] also reinforced that the war will end soon after the
[00:02:34] midterm elections. Today, the Iranian president
[00:02:38] stated that the pressure from the United States on the country has reached
[00:02:41] a critical and dangerous stage. We were just
[00:02:45] talking about this action of the Houthis, right? How would this
[00:02:48] action if the Houthis really
[00:02:51] pressed eh oil outflow
[00:02:54] and especially from Saudi Arabia, right, with the closing of another
[00:02:57] strait, how would the internal
[00:03:00] pressure right on Donald Trump with the midterm elections already
[00:03:04] knocking at the door in November?
[00:03:07] It's true that the pressure intensifies, despite him
[00:03:11] saying that he would repeat the decision to attack Iran
[00:03:14] when the war often takes its toll
[00:03:18] at the fuel pumps and in
[00:03:21] various petroleum derivatives, all the plastic
[00:03:24] parts and so on, this generates an impact
[00:03:27] at the polls in a general way. And this particular event
[00:03:31] that we reported earlier tends to worsen
[00:03:35] what was already not easy, as you well
[00:03:38] pointed out wisely, he would
[00:03:42] hardly say anything different, that it had been
[00:03:45] a mistake or that he had regretted it, that's not what is
[00:03:48] expected, but we observe that
[00:03:52] this simple statement demonstrates that there is pressure. The
[00:03:56] statement occurs when the conflict pressures, as
[00:04:00] we said, energy prices and threatens to harm
[00:04:03] Republican performance in the legislative elections in
[00:04:07] November. This presidential speech reveals
[00:04:10] some important movements: first, defense of the
[00:04:14] military legacy, second, an attempt to
[00:04:17] preserve the electoral base that supports him, and
[00:04:21] third, the association of the end of the war with the
[00:04:24] political calendar. In this context, we
[00:04:28] will observe that the... first point, right, which is
[00:04:31] the defense of the military legacy, by rejecting
[00:04:34] any regret,
[00:04:38] not as a debatable choice, something that is being discussed,
[00:04:41] they want, but as an inevitable decision in the face
[00:04:45] of what was a real threat.
[00:04:48] The second point, which is, eh, as we said, to try to
[00:04:52] preserve the electoral base is
[00:04:56] to indicate that this rise in oil
[00:04:59] prices. of gasoline, although it is a
[00:05:02] difficulty, it is in exchange for the
[00:05:05] strategic security that is being provided,
[00:05:09] in this context, the White House tends
[00:05:12] to sell strategic security while the
[00:05:15] voter often calculates the price at the pump. It is at this
[00:05:18] intersection between external war and domestic budget that the
[00:05:22] election tends to gain more and more tension,
[00:05:25] adding to this recent the last point is the
[00:05:29] issue of the political
[00:05:32] calendar, the association that he links the duration of the
[00:05:35] conflict to the polls, trying to transfer to the
[00:05:39] responsibility for the electoral desgaste. but
[00:05:42] also transforms his prediction into a promise that
[00:05:46] may be charged in the future. In
[00:05:49] summary, Kelly, the political balance
[00:05:52] reveals a president who is
[00:05:55] determined to defend the decision of war,
[00:05:58] even in the face of economic wear and tear and electoral
[00:06:02] uncertainty. Between Trump's conviction and the
[00:06:06] voter's perception, there is a concrete account.
[00:06:10] More expensive fuel, with... prolonged conflict, the
[00:06:14] absence of a defined way out in the short term, the
[00:06:17] president says he would do everything again, in November
[00:06:21] it will be the Americans who will say if they would make the same
[00:06:24] choice in the polls again, and how will
[00:06:28] the relationship and the choices with
[00:06:30] partner countries eh with this war going on, right, we see that
[00:06:33] it is obviously escalating and it is a war that the world
[00:06:37] follows more closely because it has economic impacts,
[00:06:40] right, we talk about oil, we talk about... other important commodities that are
[00:06:44] shipped from the Middle East to here, eh, how
[00:06:47] can there also be a reflection on
[00:06:50] commercial relations, including American, with
[00:06:54] countries that are in this war and that
[00:06:57] face in one way or another, right, the consequences of this
[00:07:00] conflict? we are talking about international
[00:07:04] trade that faces difficulty upon difficulty,
[00:07:08] we must remember that we are already dealing with the
[00:07:12] issue... of tariffs, the issue of tariffs imposed by
[00:07:15] Donald Trump, often this
[00:07:18] easing of multilateralism, a
[00:07:21] preference for bilateralism, when a very high
[00:07:24] cost is still added to the logistics part,
[00:07:28] today on average 30% of the
[00:07:31] cost eh of certain products
[00:07:34] corresponds to the logistics part in general, we have an
[00:07:38] increasingly accentuated difficulty for
[00:07:41] international trade. Trade needs
[00:07:43] predictability, war greatly hinders the
[00:07:47] issue of predictability, those
[00:07:50] who negotiate, often always negotiate thinking in the
[00:07:53] medium, long term, we have a period to
[00:07:57] produce, to be able to flow, to be able to
[00:08:00] receive, in this context, when there are these strong
[00:08:03] oscillations, this generates a very negative
[00:08:06] impact on international trade in
[00:08:09] general, that's why I reinforce what I would say, I was saying
[00:08:13] just now, right, we often have difficulty upon
[00:08:17] difficulty and the scenario is increasingly eh eh,
[00:08:20] we can say, complex for those who wish to
[00:08:24] insert themselves and continue to sustain
[00:08:28] trade developed with other states, in particular the allies
[00:08:32] who supported the United States of America. Let's talk now about the war in
[00:08:35] Ukraine, professor, because President Volodymyr Zelensky said that
[00:08:38] peace negotiations should not happen before the elections
[00:08:42] in Russia. The Ukrainian president said that the
[00:08:45] country's and the United States' negotiators are in
[00:08:49] constant contact and that he expects progress in
[00:08:52] talks on energy and grains at the end of September
[00:08:56] after the meeting with Donald Trump, the leaders of the three
[00:08:59] countries expressed willingness to resume tripartite negotiations
[00:09:03] for a peace agreement. Russia will
[00:09:06] hold parliamentary elections on September 20th,
[00:09:10] professor.
[00:09:13] Kelly, this statement by Volodymyr
[00:09:16] Zelensky indicates specifically that Moscow's
[00:09:20] electoral calendar has also come to define the
[00:09:23] pace of diplomacy. Here I highlight some
[00:09:26] important points: first, we have the election
[00:09:30] limiting the negotiation margin. This
[00:09:34] holding of parliamentary elections on September
[00:09:36] 20th means that a negotiation before the
[00:09:40] vote could turn any concession into a
[00:09:44] Russian internal debate, and this is an environment where
[00:09:47] showing flexibility can generate the risk of being
[00:09:51] presented internally as
[00:09:54] weakness. Normally, before the polls, the discourse tends to
[00:09:57] harden. We just saw the situation regarding the United
[00:10:01] States of America, Donald Trump's speech, after
[00:10:04] them, the diplomatic margin can
[00:10:07] increase, I can't say that it will increase, but it
[00:10:11] can increase. But this doesn't exactly mean that the
[00:10:15] fundamental positions will change.
[00:10:18] The second point that I would like to draw attention to is
[00:10:21] the role of the United States of America. In this
[00:10:25] context, we observe that the
[00:10:28] American position is still of great
[00:10:31] relevance as an intermediary, eh,
[00:10:34] both as the power capable of influencing the terms
[00:10:38] of a resumption of talks in general,
[00:10:41] and properly due to the
[00:10:43] proximity it has with Ukraine itself and Europe
[00:10:47] in general. The trilateral table, that is, the table
[00:10:51] that includes the United States, Russia, and Ukraine. is
[00:10:55] not yet set up, but two of its participants are already
[00:10:59] working on a roadmap. The challenge will be to see if
[00:11:02] after the elections Moscow will accept the same
[00:11:06] agenda. And the third point that I would like to draw attention to here is
[00:11:10] the possibility of some sectoral advances.
[00:11:13] Zelensky eh said he expects progress at the end of
[00:11:17] September in negotiations related to energy
[00:11:21] and grains after his meeting with Donald
[00:11:25] Trump. These issues, Kelly, can function as limited
[00:11:28] measures to reduce tensions, even without a
[00:11:32] comprehensive agreement on territory, security
[00:11:35] or definitive end to the war. When full
[00:11:38] peace seems
[00:11:41] diplomacy seeks smaller agreements, energy and
[00:11:44] food may not end the conflict, but they can
[00:11:48] test whether there is still enough trust
[00:11:52] to continue the negotiation. Kelly.
[00:11:55] The immediate horizon we observe is not a horizon of
[00:11:58] peace, but of preparation for a new
[00:12:01] diplomatic attempt after the
[00:12:04] Russian elections. The calendar opened a
[00:12:08] pause, not a solution. And if the
[00:12:11] talks are resumed at the end of September, energy
[00:12:14] and grains may offer the first common
[00:12:18] ground, but the decisive test will remain
[00:12:21] another, to transform contact between negotiators
[00:12:25] into concessions capable of surviving
[00:12:29] both the polls and the battlefield, professor, I
[00:12:32] ask the professor to continue with me,
[00:12:35] in a little while we will talk again and important
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[00:12:52] involves the Banco Master case. The
[00:12:55] determination meets a request from the Attorney General of the
[00:12:59] Republic and in this edition we return
[00:13:02] with other information, we also continue to bring more international
[00:13:06] news, including about a report from Amnesty International that states that Russia
[00:13:10] deceives foreigners into fighting in Ukraine. We'll be right back.
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[00:18:40] a report by Amnesty International indicated that Russia deceives
[00:18:43] foreigners into fighting in Ukraine. According to the
[00:18:47] human rights defense organization, among the victims are
[00:18:51] people from Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Sri Lanka and South
[00:18:54] Africa. Some were lured to Russia by
[00:18:57] false job advertisements and forced to
[00:19:00] enlist after arriving in the country. In June, an
[00:19:04] investigation by Agence France Presse had already indicated that... Moscow resorted
[00:19:08] to promises of well-paid civilian jobs to
[00:19:11] recruit Kenyans who ended up being
[00:19:14] sent to fight on the front. Ukraine estimates
[00:19:18] that more than 28,000 foreigners from
[00:19:21] 136 countries were recruited to fight for the
[00:19:24] Russian army. Russian authorities have not
[00:19:28] publicly commented on these accusations. I
[00:19:32] return to talk with Professor Cléber Galerani, who
[00:19:36] is a professor of law and international relations at the University of Franca,
[00:19:39] professor, it's very serious news,
[00:19:42] isn't it?
[00:19:44] It's true that it's serious news from a
[00:19:48] source that Amnesty International is quite
[00:19:51] legitimate. Amnesty International is the largest
[00:19:54] non-governmental organization for
[00:19:56] human rights mobilization in the world, it operates in
[00:20:00] more than 150 countries, it has
[00:20:03] a very long existence,
[00:20:06] it has been... operating for about
[00:20:09] more than 60 years, right, it was founded in
[00:20:12] 1961,
[00:20:14] here, we certainly promise employment,
[00:20:17] salary, a better life for those in
[00:20:21] need, the destination, according to the
[00:20:25] denunciation of Amnesty, is the front
[00:20:28] line in the war in Ukraine, this denunciation
[00:20:31] presents some fundamental dimensions,
[00:20:34] the first is the method of attraction, if... according to the
[00:20:38] investigation we have advertisements made on the
[00:20:41] internet offering civilian jobs in
[00:20:44] key areas such as security, logistics,
[00:20:47] construction, IT.
[00:20:50] and so on, as you yourself reported, high
[00:20:54] salaries, right, in some cases even with the promise of
[00:20:57] Russian citizenship after arriving there,
[00:21:00] they were discovered, right, that in fact these contracts were linked
[00:21:04] to the armed forces and that in fact we had a
[00:21:08] military recruitment disguised as a professional
[00:21:11] opportunity, the bait was the job, the contract hid
[00:21:15] fighting in a war. The second point is the
[00:21:19] issue of... control that is exercised over these specific
[00:21:22] people, right, and this is something astonishing, some
[00:21:26] people signed documents in eh
[00:21:29] languages they did not understand, they didn't even know what
[00:21:32] they were signing, they had restrictions on
[00:21:36] their freedom of movement, eh,
[00:21:38] many even received training, but minimal training
[00:21:42] before being sent directly to the battle front
[00:21:46] and we have among those recruited, right, it was mentioned here:
[00:21:50] from more than 100 countries, including
[00:21:53] Brazilian recruits and these sometimes report the
[00:21:56] confiscation of passports, confiscation of cell phones,
[00:22:00] threats of imprisonment, threats of death, if
[00:22:04] they abandoned the battle front and when
[00:22:07] the passport is withdrawn, the contract
[00:22:10] cannot be understood, the exit comes
[00:22:13] with threats, the
[00:22:15] recruitment ceases to be a choice and begins to
[00:22:19] function as a form of imprisonment and for
[00:22:22] this reason, one of Amnesty's actions is precisely
[00:22:26] this field we are talking about here, which is the fight against human
[00:22:30] trafficking in conflicts in general. The third
[00:22:33] point is a legal point, in this text
[00:22:37] we will observe that with these elements that
[00:22:41] we have indicated, there is a strong indication that
[00:22:44] we are facing human trafficking,
[00:22:47] according to the Palermo Protocol of the United
[00:22:50] Nations. In this context, foreign nationality
[00:22:54] often does not transform the victim
[00:22:57] into someone who is a volunteer for a war.
[00:23:01] If consent was obtained by fraud and maintained
[00:23:04] by threat, the uniform does not erase the exploitation of what is
[00:23:08] being carried out. The complaint, Kelly, expands
[00:23:12] the human scope of the war. In addition to soldiers
[00:23:15] and civilians directly affected,
[00:23:18] communities.
[00:23:20] in other continents, including here in America, including in Brazilian
[00:23:24] territory, are being attracted to the conflict
[00:23:27] and the most disturbing aspect is not just
[00:23:30] the presence of foreigners on the battlefield, but the
[00:23:34] possibility that some have arrived there without
[00:23:37] understanding the contract and without freedom to return. A
[00:23:41] war that begins with a false job advertisement
[00:23:44] reveals how the economic need of some people can
[00:23:48] even be used as an instrument for the
[00:23:52] instrumentalization of people for war.
[00:23:55] Professor, Canada announced a millionaire aid to Ukraine during Zelensky's
[00:23:59] visit to the country. The Ukrainian leader
[00:24:02] and Marney signed an agreement to work on a partnership
[00:24:06] that has already lasted 100 years. The agreement, which will be negotiated in the coming
[00:24:10] months, aims to address cooperation in a number of
[00:24:13] sectors such as defense, critical minerals and
[00:24:16] energy. The support includes approximately
[00:24:20] 1.3 billion reais through the United States'
[00:24:23] multinational program open to Kyiv's allies to
[00:24:27] finance efforts during the war. Zelensky
[00:24:30] emphasized, in fact, the need for Ukraine to
[00:24:34] increase air defense as Russia intensifies
[00:24:38] ballistic missile attacks. Kney
[00:24:41] also stated that Canada will help repair
[00:24:44] damaged infrastructure in Ukraine. How does
[00:24:47] the professor analyze this aid, huh?
[00:24:50] "This aid, which is extremely important for
[00:24:54] Ukraine, we have Canada not only
[00:24:58] offering more weapons to Ukraine, but also offering
[00:25:01] air defense for the battlefield, something
[00:25:05] extremely necessary, energy to get through
[00:25:09] the winter, which is very harsh, and a strengthened
[00:25:12] partnership designed to last
[00:25:16] a long time, in this context we have
[00:25:20] air defense as the priority.
[00:25:24] immediate, when Canada announces that
[00:25:27] it will allocate 350 million
[00:25:30] Canadian dollars to a multinational US program that
[00:25:34] allows allies to quickly
[00:25:37] finance armaments for Ukraine, the central objective
[00:25:40] here is to reinforce Ukrainian air defense
[00:25:43] in the face of intensifying Russian attacks,
[00:25:47] mainly through ballistic missiles.
[00:25:50] today, that Kyiv faces a critical shortage of
[00:25:54] interceptors in this specific context
[00:25:57] the Ukrainian urgency can be
[00:26:01] measured in the interval between the alert and the impact, and each
[00:26:04] available interceptor means an additional
[00:26:08] possibility to protect cities, to protect
[00:26:11] hospitals, and energy grids as a whole.
[00:26:15] The second point I want to draw attention to is what we discussed here regarding
[00:26:19] energy. The Canadian government, through this
[00:26:23] announcement, is offering more than 430 million
[00:26:27] Canadian dollars in loan guarantees to
[00:26:30] buy gas and also will help, as reported,
[00:26:36] damaged facilities, to expand storage capacity
[00:26:40] and improve the energy supply
[00:26:43] to hospitals in Ukraine.
[00:26:46] The purpose is to help the Ukrainians get through
[00:26:49] the winter, where we have harsh cold
[00:26:53] often with a war, with electricity
[00:26:56] cuts that end up deepening the effects
[00:27:00] of the attacks already made on Ukrainian infrastructure
[00:27:03] in this war, Kelly, energy
[00:27:06] is also defense. Keeping a substation
[00:27:09] running, a hospital receiving energy
[00:27:12] and being heated can be as decisive for civil
[00:27:16] resistance as protecting a military
[00:27:19] position. What is observed, and this is the third
[00:27:22] point, is the long-term commitment. The partnership
[00:27:26] goes beyond emergency aid, as is
[00:27:29] the case in most cases. We have the
[00:27:33] Canadian government intending to increase drone
[00:27:36] production, allocating about
[00:27:39] 30% of the manufactured units to
[00:27:42] Ukraine. In this context, the package addresses
[00:27:45] the present emergency, but the partnership seeks to influence the
[00:27:49] future. Canada wants to help defend
[00:27:53] Ukraine now and participate in its reconstruction
[00:27:56] later. The message from the Canadian government is
[00:28:00] clear: it combines military protection, economic
[00:28:04] sustenance, and a prolonged political bond. For
[00:28:07] Ukraine, Canadian aid, Kelly, offers three
[00:28:10] shields: one against missiles, another against winter,
[00:28:14] and a third against the wear and tear of international
[00:28:17] support, which is increasingly evident. The war is
[00:28:20] fought in the present, but the promise of a long partnership
[00:28:24] seeks to show Moscow that time does
[00:28:28] not necessarily belong to Russia and gives Ukraine
[00:28:31] a breather. Professor, New York and other
[00:28:35] North American cities paid tribute to the almost 3
[00:28:38] thousand victims of the September 11th terrorist attack, which marks
[00:28:42] 25 years
[00:28:43] today.
[00:28:46] Drones recreated the Twin Towers over New York
[00:28:49] Harbor.
[00:28:52] Beams of light also illuminated the city's
[00:28:54] sky.
[00:28:58] On September 11, 2001, four planes were hijacked.
[00:29:24] 2,977 people died in the attacks that
[00:29:27] forever changed the history of the United
[00:29:30] States.
[00:29:33] 25 years later, the consequences of the tragedy still
[00:29:37] affect the lives of thousands of families.
[00:29:40] The man identified as the mastermind of the attacks is Khalid Sheikh
[00:29:44] Mohammed. Captured in Pakistan in 2003, he
[00:29:47] and four other men remain imprisoned, facing charges for the
[00:29:51] attack. The trial, which has been postponed
[00:29:55] several times, is scheduled to take place in June
[00:29:58] 2028.
[00:30:01] Well, I'm sure, Professor, that many people remember where
[00:30:05] they were exactly when this attack
[00:30:08] happened, right? And look, the head of the UK's spy agency,
[00:30:12] Professor, issued an alert this
[00:30:15] Friday, in an article published to mark the 25th anniversary of the
[00:30:18] September 11th attacks in the United States.
[00:30:21] Ken said that security agencies
[00:30:24] need to be prepared to adapt to current
[00:30:27] and future challenges. According to him, intelligence
[00:30:30] services should not dwell too much on past threats,
[00:30:34] but realize that a new strategic shock
[00:30:37] in the style of Iraq, of the attack, in fact, may already be
[00:30:41] prepared where it is least expected. He also
[00:30:45] said that Al-Qaeda, although weakened, continues to be
[00:30:48] a threat. According to him, this was recently proven by a foiled
[00:30:52] Islamist plot.