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[00:00:03] of
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[00:00:18] In the a headlines here on RTI International, Donald Trump announces there's an
[00:00:22] energy cease fire between Moscow and Kiev, just day
[00:00:25] after saying Ukraine needs a new leader, while Russia has yet to...
[00:00:30] comment Vladimir Zelensky is caught
[00:00:32] of by surprise saying Keyev will agree if
[00:00:35] Moscow does the same. The
[00:00:39] Houties claim responsibility for series of operations against Saudi
[00:00:43] Arabia,
[00:00:44] a confirming to RT it was behind Saturday's attack on Riyad's main airport
[00:00:48] which killed 12 and wounded over
[00:00:50] 300. These attacks are Yemany
[00:00:54] of attacks. We do not do this out of revenge or to take vengeance, but rather
[00:00:58] to force the Saudi leadership to accept. a comprehensive and permanent peace by
[00:01:01] agreeing to end
[00:01:03] of the
[00:01:07] of war and you're seeing it right there as New Delhi
[00:01:11] is hit by wave of
[00:01:13] of protests for second day
[00:01:14] in a row over alleged electoral fraud
[00:01:17] a claim that the Indian government
[00:01:19] denies
[00:01:36] so barely an hour seems to pass without Donald Trump making a
[00:01:40] new
[00:01:41] of announcement on Russia and Ukraine, from diesel
[00:01:44] of deals with Moscow to calling for new leader in Keyev, the US
[00:01:48] president is now claiming the warring nations have both agreed to
[00:01:51] immediate halt to attacks on each other's energy
[00:01:54] infrastructure, effective
[00:01:58] immediately there's an energy. fire in the war between Russia and
[00:02:02] Ukraine, both parties have agreed, do not break
[00:02:06] of it, well this is the second time in the span of months that Donald Trump has
[00:02:10] declared surprisingly to the entire world that Russia and
[00:02:14] Ukraine had agreed to an
[00:02:16] of energy for last time Zelensky came out very quickly and
[00:02:20] said there's no such deal in place, this
[00:02:24] time Zelensky has also come out and said that this is the first
[00:02:28] time he's heard of it. that
[00:02:31] of if Russia
[00:02:31] of and the
[00:02:32] of United States agreed to an energy sees fire that
[00:02:35] please inform Ukraine and Ukraine would be
[00:02:39] willing to join in, which is in start contrast to what
[00:02:42] Zelensky said previously, the last time Trump had
[00:02:46] declared an energy fire
[00:02:49] of between
[00:02:50] of Russia and Ukraine, Zelensky came out with all manner of
[00:02:53] conditions now under tremendous
[00:02:57] pressure with Trump. coming
[00:03:01] out, you as well as American
[00:03:03] of senators supporting Trump, congress people coming out and
[00:03:07] saying that you know what, perhaps it's time for
[00:03:11] Zelensky to go, should have never started, you wouldn't have lost
[00:03:14] 30% of your country already, you've lost 30% of your
[00:03:18] country and you've had over million people
[00:03:22] killed, but he could have settled it many times and he chose not to, that's
[00:03:26] a war that should have never
[00:03:28] of started, and I think it's time for Ukraine. get new
[00:03:30] president, Donald Trump uh,
[00:03:33] referring there of course to the multitude
[00:03:37] of peace deals that Russia had put forward, that the United
[00:03:41] States had approved, the deal made between the United
[00:03:45] States, and Russia anchorage in Alaska
[00:03:49] during the meeting between Putin and Trump, they agreed
[00:03:52] in a framework there, Ukraine rejected it time and time
[00:03:55] again for years, Ukraine has either rejected or demanded
[00:03:59] conditions. but Russia simply wouldn't accept and here Donald Trump
[00:04:03] coming out and outright to the public to cameras saying
[00:04:07] these person uh is incapable of making a deal,
[00:04:10] perhaps
[00:04:11] a another should come in, they should hold elections. Zelensky
[00:04:15] previously had dismissed any
[00:04:18] of notion of elections, his arguments had been that simply
[00:04:21] too many people have left Ukraine, then Zelensky complained that
[00:04:25] simply too many people now live as Russian
[00:04:29] of citizens in Z
[00:04:30] in
[00:04:35] elections he said are simply impossible, never mind that
[00:04:39] russia staged elections in september, now
[00:04:43] the tune has changed, now
[00:04:45] he's demanding
[00:04:48] 60 days to hold elections in Ukraine,
[00:04:52] please tell
[00:04:53] Putin, give us
[00:04:57] of two months, 60
[00:04:58] days of total seasfire, 60 days and we will... organize elections, of
[00:05:02] course we will be ready for any choice of our
[00:05:05] people, exactly Ukrainian people, how
[00:05:11] of quickly changed his mind?
[00:05:43] in both the spat the United States regarding elections, but
[00:05:47] also America's insistence a whole to
[00:05:50] strikes on Russian oil refineries and that is what what is at the
[00:05:54] root of this? previously when Donald Trump very publicly came
[00:05:58] out and said Ukraine must stop these strikes, Russia of course
[00:06:02] before this conflict supplying 20, more than
[00:06:05] 20% the world's uh
[00:06:08] global gas supplies and that of course.
[00:06:12] shortage caused by Ukrainian strikes, it hurts everyone, it
[00:06:16] is felt by everyone, but no one quives
[00:06:20] like the United States, where elections depend
[00:06:24] on the price of gas, of petrol, of
[00:06:27] diesel, at the pump, and the United States and Russia have made
[00:06:31] it deal whereby Putin has agreed to supply the United
[00:06:35] States with diesel fuel again which is
[00:06:39] manufactured or made at Russian.
[00:07:13] because these people can't find
[00:07:16] a key how to stop
[00:07:18] Putin, because it's
[00:07:22] more difficult to stop
[00:07:26] Putin than to pressure
[00:07:28] others, because it's more
[00:07:32] simple to speak about the prices and connect
[00:07:35] it with Ukraine, but obvious
[00:07:39] Russia doesn't depend on the good. will
[00:07:43] the Congress the United States or any European
[00:07:46] leader, Russia manufactures, it has its own
[00:07:49] economy, it has its own sovereign decision making
[00:07:53] process, Ukraine on the other hand, entirely
[00:07:57] dependent on the United States, nevertheless we have
[00:08:00] seen, happening in real time a
[00:08:04] change in Zelensky's demean from eternal
[00:08:08] war to much more flexible approach
[00:08:11] where again. and he is trying to
[00:08:15] appease Donald Trump, well that was our senior correspondent
[00:08:18] Murad Gazief right there, and earlier in the program we spoke with former US Marine
[00:08:22] core intelligence officer Scott Ritter. Scott says time is
[00:08:26] long past for Zelensky to be making any demands. Scott also says
[00:08:30] Zelensky is not in a position to dictate any
[00:08:32] rules. Vlodimir Zelenski, I
[00:08:36] mean it's it's difficult to call him president, even though he claims that title is, it's been
[00:08:40] pointed out, his mandate expired. a while back and
[00:08:43] he um hasn't held a new election, but
[00:08:47] uh uh Zelensky is in the position to dictate terms to
[00:08:50] nobody uh, he's losing the war on the battlefield, he's
[00:08:54] losing the war economically, he's losing the war uh
[00:08:58] politically, both at home and abroad. um, the the bottom
[00:09:02] line is that president Trump is absolutely correct here, that
[00:09:06] uh, it's time for Zelinsky to go, the question is uh,
[00:09:10] you know, who will replace him and will this alter
[00:09:13] the uh the the the reality that currently
[00:09:16] has uh settled in over Ukraine. Ukraine is defeated state,
[00:09:20] the uh experiment that Europe and United States foisted on
[00:09:24] Ukraine uh in beginning this conflict um by
[00:09:27] empowering western Ukrainian nationalists. This experiment has
[00:09:31] failed, and unless you replace Zelinski with somebody
[00:09:35] who recognizes the failure of this experiment and acts
[00:09:39] um accordingly, you're just going to get a continuation the same.
[00:09:43] "Well, Washington's rather sudden actions in Moscow's favor
[00:09:47] have certainly caught Europe off guard, while Donald Trump has been cutting
[00:09:51] energy deals with Vladimir Putin and lifting sanctions on Russian diesel, it
[00:09:55] is very different picture in Brussels, which
[00:09:59] will vote on Monday on whether to or not to impose its quote,
[00:10:02] largest ever package of restrictions
[00:10:05] targeting
[00:10:06] Russia. Suspending
[00:10:10] sanctions on Russian diesel providesc'. with more revenues to wage war, this
[00:10:14] is not the time ease pressure on Russia, and Europe won't. On Monday, EU
[00:10:18] foreign ministers intend to approve the biggest set of sanctions listings targeting Russia's
[00:10:22] war machines since the start the war. "and as the EU
[00:10:26] is committed to essentially ruining their economies, just despite
[00:10:30] Vladimir Putin, Washington has ultimately injected
[00:10:34] dose of reality, calling European states hypocrites
[00:10:38] for slamming Trump's diesel deal, well at the same time they are
[00:10:41] still quietly using and buying Moscow's cheap
[00:10:45] energy. The Europeans have given
[00:10:49] the Russians more money, they have since the started this war than
[00:10:53] they have given the Ukrainians because..." they cannot win themselves
[00:10:56] off Russian energy, they had a failed energy
[00:11:00] policy, and Vladimir Putin, they they
[00:11:04] continue to fund him, so for them to say that
[00:11:07] we cannot have respit in diesel pricing
[00:11:11] is completely hypocritical. We were talking earlier with our
[00:11:15] ex-diplomat Andreschenko, a former advisor to Ukraine's
[00:11:19] prosecutor general, and he said that Zelensky was being used as
[00:11:22] puppet against Trump, to ultimately, as he said,
[00:11:25] underm undermine Trump right ahead the US elections
[00:11:29] next month, every time since the last two years
[00:11:33] Zelansky was trying to sabotage Trump and have
[00:11:36] him be more weaken weakening his position with the peace deals
[00:11:40] especially trying to make him look like a fool with the
[00:11:43] or hitting the oil refineries trying to make trump look like a fool on the situation is
[00:11:47] not in control but the problem
[00:11:49] is it's not just the people around or Donald Trump who are also
[00:11:53] pushing such narratives state actors, Brussels,
[00:11:56] London are working to Berlin and Paris, they're the ones who
[00:12:00] are giving Zelinsky the power to move forward on this, and
[00:12:04] that is the the biggest issue. Today, thank God,
[00:12:08] Washington came to its mind, and they understand they can play this
[00:12:12] show, this puppet for their midterm elections, Zelensky was playing
[00:12:16] them, now they're going to play him, and I also talked about this in your studio a
[00:12:19] couple uh weeks ago that Zelensky will be used to
[00:12:23] replace a... "the situation can be used to play Zelansky
[00:12:27] maybe during the midterms, what is going to be suitable for the
[00:12:31] president the United States to use Ukraine and its show
[00:12:35] how Ukraine was using them and again in their show, so this is this is
[00:12:39] what's really come to, Ukraine is is just puppet
[00:12:42] in election processes, which hopefully in
[00:12:46] this situation would come to such good that there will be a
[00:12:50] change of government, not just words from President Trump, and there will be
[00:12:54] actual peace." afterwards because the
[00:12:57] rhetoric and the lack of uh
[00:13:00] professionalism from the leadership with in Europe, we're seeing the
[00:13:04] changes when Europe happening right now with especially the
[00:13:08] opposition parties uh in
[00:13:10] Germany uh which are now getting the
[00:13:13] majority the support the population. France is
[00:13:17] heating up pretty badly Spain and uh
[00:13:21] maybe that next is going to be the UK itself where we're gonna have.
[00:13:25] also some sense come from the people down
[00:13:29] under to the government, so it's changing, but it's not going to be
[00:13:32] changing fast enough for the things to cool down
[00:13:36] and basically back back up the
[00:13:40] situation for peace within Europe. Trump hopefully will
[00:13:44] continue his rhetoric and not budge for
[00:13:48] Europe's initiatives of supporting Zelensky,
[00:13:51] change the leadership in Ukraine together with the Russian Federation. agree
[00:13:55] upon neutral government and elections and
[00:13:59] not have Europe take any part of this, as Marco
[00:14:02] Rubio said a couple weeks ago, Europe's position
[00:14:06] on the negotiating table, it's not there, so this is, this
[00:14:10] is the reality from Washington, they don't see europe as somebody who they should
[00:14:14] be talking to the same as Russia, so this is the main goals here, what does
[00:14:18] Washington and Moscow think, not does what Russell thinks, Russell is
[00:14:22] just the problem in the situation. That's why it started the
[00:14:26] negotiating table as of
[00:14:27] now. Read's
[00:14:31] main international airporters are once again found herself in the firing
[00:14:34] line. Saudi authorities say cruise missile was intercepted and
[00:14:38] destroyed very near the site. However, another projectile did
[00:14:42] strike one the terminals. A smoke was seen rising over
[00:14:46] King Khalid international airport after fire broke out in terminal
[00:14:49] four, number of people were said to have been wounded and the Yemen's
[00:14:53] hoothi movement said it was. the strikes, it said it carried out four
[00:14:57] separate operations against Saudi Arabia, the airport targeted in
[00:15:01] three phases. The armed
[00:15:05] forces carried out four qualitative operations in the past 24
[00:15:09] hours, using ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. That's in
[00:15:12] response to the brutal Saudi aggression against our country and our people, which
[00:15:16] launched 124 air strikes in the past 24 hours, bringing the
[00:15:20] total number of air strikes since the beginning the escalation against our country up to
[00:15:24] 2050.
[00:15:37] the group hit Riyad airport killing 12 people. I'll bring up some the
[00:15:41] footage here the immediate aftermath, because authorities report the latest strike that
[00:15:44] 300 people wounded. Moscow has condemned the attack and called on
[00:15:48] both sides to abandon strikes on civilian infrastructure,
[00:15:52] read and base correspondent says the strike inflicted substantial
[00:15:56] damage to
[00:15:56] terminals.
[00:16:01] This statement was issued by the Saudi General Authority of Civil
[00:16:04] Aviation approximately six hours after. initial
[00:16:07] announcement made earlier today, it provided details on the number of
[00:16:11] casualties, confirming 12 dead and 309
[00:16:14] wounded, including several in critical condition currently receiving
[00:16:18] treatment at hospitals in Riyadh. Among the dead were four Saudi
[00:16:22] Nationals, two Bangladeshies, one American citizen, one
[00:16:26] Egyptian, one Jordanian, one Syrian, and one
[00:16:29] Palestinian. May they all rest in peace. Airport operations
[00:16:33] remain suspended for the time being as a precautionary measure to
[00:16:36] ensure the... of facilities and the continuation of operational
[00:16:40] processes. The recent statement also confirms that efforts are
[00:16:43] underway to assess the extent the material damages in coordination with
[00:16:47] authorities. Today's toll may represent the highest recorded from either
[00:16:51] hoothi or Iranian attacks during assaults on the kingdom of Saudi
[00:16:54] Arabia. I must also mention the attempt to maintain
[00:16:58] operations at King Fodd International Airport in Damasham, which is
[00:17:01] situated outside the city. We are currently managing the situation as
[00:17:05] there has also been an incident outside. airport area. This provides a
[00:17:09] summary of what is transpired thus far and we are waiting further details
[00:17:13] regarding the injuries that are being treated. Furthermore, we have received
[00:17:17] information concerning the extent the damage to that airport. According to our
[00:17:20] sources, the areas impacted were terminal 3 and terminal 4.
[00:17:24] Terminal 3 is designated for domestic flights between cities and Saudi
[00:17:28] Arabia, while Terminal 4 accommodates certain international
[00:17:31] carriers. A senior hoothi spokesperson told us here
[00:17:35] at RT that the group's actions were directly. response to aggression
[00:17:39] by the Saudis against civilian areas of
[00:17:41] Yemen: yes, these
[00:17:45] attacks are Yemeni attacks after 12 years of Saudi aggression, destroying
[00:17:49] Yemeny infrastructure, whether airports, ports, even wedding and
[00:17:53] funeral halls as well as schools, hospitals and markets. It targeted
[00:17:57] everything in Yemen and targeted and destroyed all infrastructure, and today
[00:18:01] it acknowledges that airports are civilian facilities that must not be
[00:18:04] targeted under international law, but well... that we deal with Saudi
[00:18:08] Arabia in kind and our military operations deep inside the Saudi
[00:18:12] entity will continue and will not end except by destroying all Saudi
[00:18:15] infrastructure belonging to the government, whether military facilities, airports, or
[00:18:19] even ports and any vital facilities belonging to the Saudi regime. We
[00:18:23] do not do this out of revenge or to take vengeance, but rather to force the Saudi
[00:18:27] leadership to accept a comprehensive and permanent peace by agreeing to end the
[00:18:31] war and end the siege by both sides. The Saudi leadership can agree
[00:18:35] to achieve peace, and these are Yemen's demands. Look, this
[00:18:39] really comes amid a rapid escalation the conflict in Yemen. The Houthies have
[00:18:43] released this footage, they say it shows dozens of fighters from the Saudi side
[00:18:46] surrendering. The video comes as Saudi Arabia and its regional
[00:18:50] partners plant to step up their military coordination on
[00:18:54] Monday, certainly raising concerns the conflict could expand
[00:18:57] further and even draw in more countries. It was
[00:19:01] just earlier this week that Saudi led forces in Yemen already destroyed three
[00:19:05] the Houti's rocket launch platforms. "the Saudi Air Force was said to have
[00:19:09] carried out 59 air strikes and missile attacks in just a day causing
[00:19:13] multiple casualties, and Saudi political researcher Khalid
[00:19:17] batarafi says Washington has already been drawn into this current
[00:19:21] conflict, the US is imported
[00:19:24] already by providing intelligence
[00:19:27] and cooperate in many
[00:19:30] matters, security matters,
[00:19:34] also by the fighting with..." forces needed
[00:19:38] of equipment and enation, what you are talking about
[00:19:42] is whether the united states will
[00:19:46] help in attacking
[00:19:48] this sources of fire
[00:19:52] and whether they will support directly the yemeny
[00:19:56] government, well that's a matter to be considered and
[00:20:00] according to Trump, he didn't decide it yet,
[00:20:03] but a country as fast as Saudi Arabia '
[00:20:07] so many cities, so many oil installation, so many
[00:20:11] ports, we have 28 airports in Saudi Arabia,
[00:20:15] so protecting this much land and this
[00:20:18] much facilities will require
[00:20:22] a lots of investment, lots of
[00:20:25] work, and I believe they are working on this, and the other
[00:20:28] side is getting improved
[00:20:32] abilities like the new missiles they
[00:20:36] are using against so... Arabia, they have all
[00:20:40] the the fingerprints of Iran
[00:20:44] on on that, and they have also Iranian
[00:20:47] expert and Lebanese and... and others helping
[00:20:51] them to do that, so let us wait and see, but I
[00:20:55] expect Saudi Arabia to improve its facility as well
[00:20:59] to respond to all this new development, well
[00:21:03] with Saudi Arabia clashing with the Houties a daily
[00:21:06] basis, so the Mecca defensive agreement between the kingdom,
[00:21:10] Turkia and Pakistan is in force, however
[00:21:14] Ankara has conditioned it will not send its own troops to another
[00:21:18] country for any military.
[00:21:23] stress again, my friends, that this is defense agreement, when a state
[00:21:27] party
[00:21:27] Let me to this agreement comes under attack, you stand by it to help it defend
[00:21:30] itself. This is not an offensive agreement. In other words, Turkey will
[00:21:34] not send its forces to the territory of another state to carry out
[00:21:38] attack. In Mecca, three leaders signed a promise, attack
[00:21:41] on one is attack on all. Turkia, Saudi
[00:21:45] Arabia, Pakistan. Two months on that promise is
[00:21:49] under fire. Hothy missiles and drones keep hitting Saudi airports and
[00:21:53] oil sites. Meeting in Riad, the Mecca Alliance agreed to send
[00:21:56] forces to the kingdom and quickly. The committee
[00:22:00] decided to move immediately to the practical implementation the collective defense
[00:22:04] commitments and to take the necessary measures to provide the agreed military
[00:22:08] forces and capabilities and ensure their rapid deployment in the kingdom.
[00:22:12] In accordance with the approved arrangements and the national legislation the parties,
[00:22:16] thereby enhancing readiness, military integration and the collective.
[00:22:20] capacity to confront and counter threats. President Erdogan has spelled out
[00:22:24] what that support could look like. Such support could
[00:22:27] take the form of intelligence, logistical or ammunition assistance. More advanced
[00:22:31] military support could also be considered depending on the scale the threat. I could
[00:22:35] a case the details to itself, and reports are filling the silence.
[00:22:39] Special forces, pilots and aircraft helping defend Riyad and
[00:22:43] the holy cities. An American official says the help includes Turkish drone
[00:22:47] operators, none of it is on the record. Monday statement does set
[00:22:51] one condition: forces deploy in accordance with the national
[00:22:55] legislation of each country, in turkia that means parliament, and
[00:22:59] parliament hasn't even ratified the pact.
[00:23:01] As for the Mecca agreement, the process here has in fact
[00:23:05] matured in terms the work done by the ministry,
[00:23:08] but of course for the agreement to take effect, it will come to parliament, and since this
[00:23:12] work has matured, it will be sent to parliament within a few
[00:23:15] days. Ankara's ambitions reach beyond the red sea
[00:23:19] d who leads the nationalist MHP, the ruling party's
[00:23:23] partner in parliament, says the pact will elevate the country to the
[00:23:27] center of global geopolitics. This is an
[00:23:30] exceptionally sound and important agreement. Its tendency towards
[00:23:34] expansion is also of immense strategic value. If these efforts are
[00:23:38] carried out under Turkey's leadership, this will bring us to the center,
[00:23:41] making us much more reputable in the world. So the next vote
[00:23:45] in Ankara is a treaty, not on troops. Sending soldiers would take
[00:23:49] a... decision of its own, the arithmetic favors the
[00:23:53] government, the ruling alliance, the justice and development party and the
[00:23:57] nationalist movement party holds 326 of
[00:24:00] parliament's 600 seats, the largest opposition party wants
[00:24:04] no part in it, and it's leader says signing
[00:24:08] defense pack with a country at war makes turke a party to
[00:24:12] that conflict. international agreements will have to be approved in this
[00:24:15] parliament if there are soldiers and weapons involved. we do not accept being part of
[00:24:19] Trump. middle east order, we do not accept the adventurism of Trump, which will
[00:24:23] send soldiers to the deserts of Yemen for 100 years. Ankara
[00:24:27] frames its role as defending Saudi Arabia. The Houthi's leader
[00:24:31] Abdul Malik Al-Huthi has message for Ankara and
[00:24:34] Islamabad. The Saudis want to involve
[00:24:38] regional powers, not only from the Arab arena, but even within the Islamic
[00:24:42] world. They aim to bring in the Turks and entangle them to
[00:24:46] involve the Pakistanis as well, seeking their help day and night.
[00:24:50] calling out for them to assist them, to fight alongside them, to share in the
[00:24:54] sin and aggression against our dear people. a senior official,
[00:24:58] muhammad al-Bukhaiti says the group doesn't expect Turkish or
[00:25:02] Pakistani troops inside Yemen, but even indirect
[00:25:05] help, he warns counts as joining the war, and last
[00:25:09] month he warned Ankara and Islamabad would meet an
[00:25:13] iron fist. Yasin, RT in
[00:25:15] Istanbul, so for the second.
[00:25:20] day a row, New Delhi has been hit with protests over
[00:25:24] alleged electoral fraud, and the government rejects the
[00:25:28] claim, citing India's economic growth and the prime minister's popularity is the
[00:25:32] key to our recent successes at the ballot box, we'll break it down here with our
[00:25:35] correspondent RT
[00:25:38] reporting. now thousands of protesters have been
[00:25:41] detained by the Delhi Police and commandos and forces
[00:25:45] from the other forces as well which includes CRPF,
[00:25:48] Raf, sbsf etc. now these
[00:25:52] protesters were detained because they were year out on the streets of New Delhi
[00:25:56] and central Delhi protesting against Janesh
[00:25:59] Kumar who is the chief election commission. of India
[00:26:03] and they are demanding his resignation along with other demands like
[00:26:07] scrapping of SIR voter list because over
[00:26:10] 130 million people were left out the voter
[00:26:14] list. now remember these protests were led by the Cookroat Janata party
[00:26:18] that is the CJP, however the main members and the
[00:26:22] founder of this party was detained just yesterday
[00:26:26] as soon as they landed in Delhi for the protest, today as of now
[00:26:29] they have been released and they also held a press. briefing where they
[00:26:33] have said and ensured everybody that all these protests
[00:26:37] would still continue till their demands are
[00:26:40] met. now remember all these areas of New Delhi and central
[00:26:44] Delhi are coming under the BNSSs 163
[00:26:48] section which enforces the rule that more than
[00:26:52] four people cannot gather in one location and if done so
[00:26:56] then they would be detained hence lot of protesters more than thousands of
[00:27:00] protesters have been detained in these two
[00:27:03] days, now the police have not seen
[00:27:07] any violence happening during these
[00:27:10] protest, however the police are taking extra
[00:27:14] care that these protests do not go further, they are not
[00:27:18] allowing people to gather in one place, over 200
[00:27:21] or 300 police march in the streets of
[00:27:25] these lanes in central delhi and new delhi where they
[00:27:29] try to detain these protests and troll the crowd
[00:27:33] movement, in fact we have also witnessed that there have
[00:27:37] been water cannons, vehicles, lot of police vans
[00:27:41] and buses to detain these protesters and
[00:27:44] also lot of tier gas vehicles placed
[00:27:48] and stationed in some areas where these protests are
[00:27:52] going on. now all these protests were going to happen a designated
[00:27:56] place that's the jantar mantar here in Delhi, however the
[00:28:00] permission was denied for the protest to happen. which is
[00:28:03] exactly why a lot of protesters, including student
[00:28:07] union members started protesting just near the
[00:28:11] areas of jantar mantar which is also this place called
[00:28:14] cannot place. now lot of protesters have
[00:28:18] already been detained but people are still coming
[00:28:21] in. in fact the important thing to note
[00:28:25] here is that people are still coming in even though
[00:28:29] CJP has said that these protests would continue. and
[00:28:33] tomorrow there is a chance that different political
[00:28:36] parties which are the opposition political parties might also
[00:28:40] carry forward with such protest and with the
[00:28:44] same demands. in fact last week we also witnessed that
[00:28:48] India block which is the multiparty
[00:28:51] opposition block of India also held a
[00:28:55] series of protest back to back demanding the same
[00:28:58] things. all right up next. to
[00:29:02] an RT international, it is moscow mules with Shay Bows.
[00:29:06] It's always a funny show as he breaks down the mainstream narratives
[00:29:10] with smile and solid dose of cheek. Moscow Muls
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[00:29:15] International.
[00:30:04] 'Hey everybody, welcome back to Moscow, welcome back to the Moscow Mules, I'm Shay
[00:30:08] Bose, he's still uggy, hiding away somewhere trying to pretend that he's actually
[00:30:12] doing some work, never done a day's work in his life, but hey, look, someone's got to carry the
[00:30:16] can and it's usually me. Now this week, lots going on around
[00:30:20] the world, but it's still one place that is particularly
[00:30:24] burning, yeah, and that's good old france, god damn
[00:30:27] it, evolution, yes, the the beautiful
[00:30:31] heartland of you know..." European dignity, uh,
[00:30:34] justice, liberty, equality, all those stuff that we're
[00:30:38] told uh, France is the place to be in for, but right now there's only one
[00:30:42] place to be if you want to burn the city down basically, and
[00:30:46] take your protest to the max, and that is, of course, France,
[00:30:49] paris in particular, getting some interesting attention from these
[00:30:53] poor disguntle students, after all, have look at them, these are just
[00:30:57] ordinary little scholars, if you listen to the European press,