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[00:00:11] of
[00:00:20] of of Russia is yet to comment on Donald Trump's announcement of an energy cease
[00:00:23] of fire in the
[00:00:24] of Ukraine conflict. Uh, the US statement appears to have caught Zelensky
[00:00:28] by surprise as he. says that Kiev would only agree if
[00:00:32] Moscow does the same.
[00:00:36] The Europeans have given the Russians more
[00:00:39] money, they assence to start of this war than they have given the
[00:00:43] of Ukrainians, because they cannot win themselves off Russian
[00:00:46] energy. Washington blasts the EU's
[00:00:50] hypocrisy over Russian energy imports as German
[00:00:53] opposition officials demand their own Trump style diesel deal with
[00:00:57] Moscow.
[00:00:59] It is a... ending the sanctions against Russia, about building the capacity for
[00:01:03] peace rather than military readiness, under who
[00:01:07] the strike Riyad's main international airport, three days in a
[00:01:11] in row, killing more than dozen people and wounding over
[00:01:14] 300.
[00:01:21] in The news goes on right
[00:01:25] here on RT
[00:01:26] a international, reaching you from Russia's capital, I am Mike or Quatcher.
[00:01:30] Now Russia has yet to comment on Donald Trump's
[00:01:34] proposal for Moscow and Kiev to stop attacking each other's energy
[00:01:38] infrastructure. Now this comes after a diesel deal was reached
[00:01:42] between Vladimir Putin and his American
[00:01:44] counterpart. Effective
[00:01:48] immediately, there is an energy sacefire in the war between Russia and
[00:01:52] in Ukraine. Both parties have agreed, do not break
[00:01:56] of of it. This is the second time in mere weeks that we we've.
[00:02:00] heard Donald Trump come out and declare an energy sease fire
[00:02:03] between Russia and Ukraine this time
[00:02:07] as last
[00:02:08] of time, Zelensky coming out within minutes to comment and saying that,
[00:02:12] well this is the first time he's heard of it, saying that if Russia
[00:02:16] and the United States have agreed on an energy cease fire, well please
[00:02:20] inform Ukraine and that Ukraine would be willing
[00:02:24] to join
[00:02:25] of in, now that is a far cry from what we heard last time when
[00:02:28] Zelensky put would a slew of precondition
[00:02:32] of saying that Russia would also have to hold hold strikes on
[00:02:35] Ukrainian logistics and also hold strikes on Ukrainian
[00:02:39] shipping after Zelensky himself ordered his
[00:02:43] of military to begin
[00:02:44] of targeting Russian shipping, nevertheless Donald Trump coming out
[00:02:48] and saying that well perhaps it's it's time for new leader
[00:02:52] has certainly made Zelensky more appliable should have
[00:02:56] never started you wouldn't have lost 30% of your country already.
[00:03:00] "you've lost 30% of your
[00:03:02] of country and you've had over million people killed, but he
[00:03:06] could have settled it many times and he chose not to. that's a war that should
[00:03:10] have never started, and I think it's time for Ukraine to get new
[00:03:13] president, suddenly things that were
[00:03:17] impossible previously have become possible.
[00:03:20] Zelensky of course saying that elections simply couldn't be held in
[00:03:24] Ukraine, that simply too many people had
[00:03:27] left, that too many people had..." now become
[00:03:30] in Russian
[00:03:31] in citizens living across the donbas and Zaparoja region in
[00:03:35] of Hirson region, suddenly elections are again
[00:03:39] possible. Please tell Putin, give
[00:03:42] us two months, 60 days of
[00:03:46] total cease fire, 60 days and we will organize
[00:03:50] elections. Of course, we will be ready for any
[00:03:53] choice of our people, exactly Ukrainian people.
[00:03:57] And that is exactly what... Russia has been
[00:04:01] referring to, and perhaps even Donald Trump himself, saying
[00:04:04] that every deal that they put forward to Zelensky, every
[00:04:08] offer is rejected
[00:04:10] of on the basis that Zelensky puts
[00:04:13] forward counter demands that make any
[00:04:17] deal
[00:04:18] in impossible. In this case, two-month seizfire for Zelensky to
[00:04:22] organize elections, something that Russia had
[00:04:26] previously said it would simply be unable to...
[00:04:30] accept because those two
[00:04:32] of months would be used by Ukraine to show up its
[00:04:35] military to rearm, retrain
[00:04:38] me its troops and Ukraine would be flooded uh pumped
[00:04:42] to the teeth with weapons,
[00:04:44] of with munitions, with drones, with rockets and
[00:04:48] of missiles for round two. Russia has said that
[00:04:52] it managed to organize elections uh during
[00:04:56] the conflict, indeed Ukraine launched its big. attack on
[00:05:00] Moscow during those September parliamentary elections
[00:05:04] in Russia. Nevertheless, the elections were successful, and
[00:05:08] so could UK. Nevertheless that is...
[00:05:12] Zelensky's style to put forward conditions which
[00:05:16] make simply any deal impossible. Zelenski
[00:05:20] even felt confident enough to accuse Trump
[00:05:24] multiple times of being weak for
[00:05:27] engaging with Russia. He called the
[00:05:31] president week, two days ago and bombed oil refineries moments after
[00:05:35] the president announced a deal with Russia. Let's stop pretending that he's a good
[00:05:38] ally. Now Zelenski's complaint is
[00:05:43] that it's him rather than putin that Donald
[00:05:46] Trump is pressuring that again uh
[00:05:50] the the American president is displaying
[00:05:54] weakness according to Zelensky by pressuring
[00:05:57] Zelensky. This is the same Zelensky that has put
[00:06:01] Ukraine on the hook of Europe and the United
[00:06:05] States, almost all those rockets and munitions shells
[00:06:09] coming into Ukraine are from the United.
[00:06:12] states paid for by Europeans, so of course there's
[00:06:16] a pressure mechanism on Zelensky, whereas
[00:06:19] Russia isn't dependent on the United States or Europe
[00:06:23] for anything, nevertheless Zelensky believes it is
[00:06:27] he personly who is the victim, why
[00:06:30] are they blaming you for the continuation of
[00:06:33] this war? because
[00:06:37] these people can't find a key how
[00:06:41] to stop Putin. because
[00:06:45] it's more difficult to
[00:06:49] stop Putin than to pressure others.
[00:06:52] Nevertheless, now Zelensky much less defined
[00:06:56] than he had been previously, there also now reports that the
[00:07:00] Ukrainian negotiation team in the United States in
[00:07:04] Miami for talks was threatened by the American side
[00:07:08] with cut in unicion
[00:07:10] supplies. in
[00:07:13] strikes on Russian oil refineries for a little
[00:07:16] background, Russia before this conflict supplied more than
[00:07:19] 10% the world's oil exports, it
[00:07:23] applied more than 20% of global
[00:07:27] natural gas exports,
[00:07:29] there was a huge quantities that even if
[00:07:33] the conflict in the middle east hadn't broken out and cut supplies, from
[00:07:37] there a shortage of Russian supplies would be felt in every
[00:07:41] country in the world. "the United States is on the eve of
[00:07:44] elections, it is often said that Americans vote at the pump and
[00:07:48] incredibly reliant on cheap fuel,
[00:07:52] now that the United States and Russia had made deal to supply
[00:07:56] diesel, to supply also uh raw
[00:08:00] oil, the Ukrainian side, Zelensky coming out and
[00:08:04] saying he would continue to burn Russian oil
[00:08:07] refineries is insulting of course for Donald Trump
[00:08:11] himself, but..." seems that this
[00:08:14] time, after second round, the worst falling out between
[00:08:18] Zelensky and Donald Trump, since early
[00:08:21] 2025, Zelensky has become
[00:08:25] more pliable. now while Donald Trump
[00:08:29] is trying to broker an energy peace deal between Moscow and
[00:08:33] Kiev, the Kremlin says that Vladimir Zelensky appears
[00:08:36] to have no intention of resolving the conflict
[00:08:39] peacefully Zelensky. Zelensky
[00:08:43] is a state of hysteria. If he were capable of deliberate rational
[00:08:47] action, he would be showing inclination toward peace negotiations right
[00:08:50] now, but he isn't. Instead, he demands more capabilities, more
[00:08:54] money, infrastructure access and the green light to strike deep into Russian
[00:08:58] territory from all his overseas. He demands funds for air
[00:09:02] defense, long-range weaponry and so on. In short, his
[00:09:05] asserier drives him to favor aggression against Russia, aggression he believes
[00:09:09] will be effective. This is a mistake, a trend. big mistake for
[00:09:13] Ukraine, so earlier we spoke with former US
[00:09:16] Marine core intelligence officer Scott Ritter, he says
[00:09:20] that the expiration date for Zelensky making demands has long
[00:09:24] passed as he is not in the position to dictate any
[00:09:27] rules. Vlodimir Zelinski, I mean it's it's
[00:09:31] difficult to call him president, even though he claims that title is, it's been pointed
[00:09:35] out, his mandate expired a while back and he
[00:09:38] um, hasn't held a new election, but uh uh
[00:09:42] Zelensky is in the position to dictate terms to nobody uh,
[00:09:46] he's losing the war on the battlefield, he's losing the war
[00:09:50] economically, he's losing the war uh politically,
[00:09:53] both at home and abroad. um, the the bottom line is
[00:09:57] that the president trump is absolutely correct here, that uh, it's time
[00:10:01] for Zelensky to go, the question is uh,
[00:10:04] you know, who will replace him, and will this alter
[00:10:08] the uh, the the the reality
[00:10:10] that currently has uh settled. over Ukraine, Ukraine is defeated
[00:10:14] state, the experiment that Europe and United States foisted
[00:10:18] on Ukraine in beginning this conflict by
[00:10:22] empowering Western Ukrainian national. experiment has
[00:10:25] failed, and unless you replace Zelinsky with somebody
[00:10:29] who recognizes the failure of this experiment and
[00:10:32] acts accordingly, you're just going to get a continuation the
[00:10:36] same. now oil prices have
[00:10:40] fallen on expectations of increased Russian
[00:10:43] supplies, although quotes still remain about
[00:10:46] above $100, as part the US-Russia
[00:10:50] diesel agreement. Moscow will supply more than
[00:10:53] 3000. tons of diesel to American and
[00:10:57] global markets, followed by a further half million tons in
[00:11:01] November. According to President Trump, additional 1 million
[00:11:05] tons will be delivered immediately thereafter, with
[00:11:09] another 3 million tons to follow depending on the condition of
[00:11:13] Russia's refineries. Now US treasury secretary Scott
[00:11:17] Bessent has accused European leaders of
[00:11:20] hypocrisy. This in response to the EU foreign policy chief
[00:11:24] speaking up. against Washington's energy deal with
[00:11:27] Moscow, the Europeans have given
[00:11:31] the Russians more money, they have since the start of this war then
[00:11:35] they have given the Ukrainians because they cannot win themselves
[00:11:38] off Russian energy, they had a failed energy
[00:11:42] policy and Vladimir Putin, they they
[00:11:46] continue to fund him, so for them to say
[00:11:49] that we cannot have respit in diesel
[00:11:53] pricing is completely hyper. critical now
[00:11:57] Vladimir Zelensky has been stepping up his efforts to
[00:12:00] secure additional support by reaching out to leaders across
[00:12:04] Europe. Now this comes Amid Trump's latest statements about the
[00:12:08] Ukrainian politician and the need for elections in
[00:12:12] Ukraine. Now he has spoken with heads of state from France,
[00:12:15] UK and even Poland attempt to get their
[00:12:19] backing. Now some the same countries that Zelensky has appealed
[00:12:23] to clearly have not. benefited from breaking up
[00:12:27] trade relations with Russia,
[00:12:28] you know, at least according to data, so in the UK, for instance,
[00:12:32] fuel crisis brought on by sanctions on Russian energy have
[00:12:36] cost its economy, an estimated
[00:12:38] 183 billion pounds over
[00:12:42] four years, including higher household electricity
[00:12:45] and heating bills. now in France, on the other hand, the
[00:12:49] government's energy tariff shield has helped minimize the impact
[00:12:53] on consumers with the... to France estimating its fiscal
[00:12:57] cost at around 2.2% of GDP over
[00:13:00] 2022 and 2023. But in
[00:13:04] Germany, economic losses linked to mitigating the energy
[00:13:07] crisis are estimated to have exceeded 50 billion
[00:13:11] euros. And Claudia Witing, a German opposition politician from
[00:13:15] the BSW party argues that restricting trade with Russia
[00:13:19] has only hurt Europe and is consumers, particularly in
[00:13:23] Germany.
[00:13:34] In this motion, we call on the federal government to
[00:13:36] use every means its disposal, including an initiative in the
[00:13:40] Bundesrad to ensure that diplomacy once again takes
[00:13:43] priority, that the focus returns to negotiations, and that trade
[00:13:47] relations with Russia are normalized. The German economy is suffering greatly
[00:13:51] from the sanctions, which have clearly not helped bring the war to an end.
[00:13:55] said they have seriously damaged the economy. now after the
[00:13:59] inaugural session the German saxoney
[00:14:02] and halt state parliament, opposition parties, AFD
[00:14:06] and BSW plan to introduce their first joint draft
[00:14:09] resolution. now the proposal calls on the parliament to declare
[00:14:13] that sanctions against Russia as well as military and financial
[00:14:17] support for Ukraine have failed. now we spoke with law
[00:14:21] makers from both parties to understand the motivations.
[00:14:25] that
[00:14:29] hand they claim that Ukraine can defeat Russia, on the other they
[00:14:33] on the Russia one claim is about to attack NATO. Neither these narratives is internally
[00:14:37] consistent, and it is our task including from within parliament, to
[00:14:41] refocus attention on the fact that these issues are being discussed a completely
[00:14:44] misguided way, and we are also showing here in Saxanhal that a
[00:14:48] political shift has taken place and that the majority of people in the state have voted
[00:14:52] for parties that do not want to continue pursuing this course. For the
[00:14:55] BSW, one the central issues throughout our election campaign was the
[00:14:59] genuine and consistent implementation of a peace policy, and we also know
[00:15:03] from surveys that the majority of AFD voters won precisely the same thing,
[00:15:07] an end to this war mongering and escalation, so what we see here, and what
[00:15:11] our motion demonstrates is that a large majority the population has come out in
[00:15:15] favor of ending this course. We want
[00:15:19] to spark a debate about the war with this motion, we want this motion to help
[00:15:23] bring an end to the deaths on both. Russian and Ukrainian sides,
[00:15:27] so that young people no longer die in the war. We want to end the sanctions against
[00:15:30] Russia here, because these sanctions affect the German and Russian populations
[00:15:34] more than they affect politicians, and that is why this motion is so
[00:15:38] important, it is about ending the sanctions against Russia, about building the
[00:15:42] capacity for peace rather than military readiness. Chancellor Mert said that we
[00:15:46] must become ready for war, no, we must become committed to peace, we want
[00:15:49] peace in the world, that is why
[00:15:51] it is so important to initiate this debate and revive it here in
[00:15:54] Germany, so that the war can be brought to an end through
[00:15:57] diplomacy. Want to know more about
[00:16:01] what lies behind the diesel deal between Moscow and Washington and
[00:16:05] whether it can be a turning point to... the conflict, head to our
[00:16:09] website rt.com for more in-depth
[00:16:11] analysis.
[00:16:16] moving on now, the death toll from the hoothi attack on Riyadh's main
[00:16:20] international airport on Saturday has risen to 13 after
[00:16:24] an Indian national succumbed to his injuries. now the
[00:16:27] yemini hoothies struck the airport in the saudi capital several times
[00:16:31] over the past week. now this CCTV footage
[00:16:35] shows Saturday's attack which was was the most
[00:16:38] devastating, the authorities say that total of 17
[00:16:42] people have been killed and more than 300 wounded. who
[00:16:45] the spokes person, muhammad al-bukaiti said that it
[00:16:49] carried out the attacks in retaliation for Saudi
[00:16:52] aggression?
[00:17:31] These attacks are Yemeni attacks. We do not do this out of revenge or to take
[00:17:35] vengeance, but rather to force the Saudi leadership. to accept a comprehensive and
[00:17:38] permanent peace by agreeing to end the war.
[00:17:42] now when asked about the conflict, Donald Trump said it could be
[00:17:46] possible that the Americans could join in the flight in the fights to
[00:17:50] support their allies Saudi Arabia. Now Arty correspondent Muhammad
[00:17:53] Al-Rashied has the story. There are heavy
[00:17:57] casualties from Huthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The
[00:18:01] death toll is expected to continue to rise with many wounded among Saudi
[00:18:05] citizens and foreigners. The coalition. use these attacks as the beginning of a
[00:18:08] full-scale war and heinous act that is contrary to generally accepted values
[00:18:12] and moral standards. the response will be fierce, and in accordance with the
[00:18:16] norms of international humanitarian law, amid international
[00:18:20] condemnation, Islamabad reaffirms its position under the Mecca defense
[00:18:23] agreement, as well as its commitments to ensuring the kingdom security and
[00:18:27] sovereignty. Statements by the US president regarding the possibility of
[00:18:31] strikes against the hoothies open up the prospect of definitive resolution to
[00:18:34] the Yemen crisis. The kingdom declares that the hoothie strikes constitute
[00:18:38] an act of terrorism that runs counter to moral principles and
[00:18:42] humanitarian values against this backdrop, Saudi Arabia is
[00:18:45] garnering international, Islamic and Arab support for its position and the
[00:18:49] measures it is taking safeguard its sovereignty and
[00:18:52] security. The coalition is threatening decisive response by
[00:18:56] invoking the collective deterrance mechanism under the Mecca pact. Amid the
[00:18:59] prospect of US intervention, the standoff with the Hutis is approaching a
[00:19:03] dangerous turning point. The key question is how far the conflict will...
[00:19:17] he believes that Washington has already been drawn into the
[00:19:21] conflict, the US is involved
[00:19:24] already by providing intelligence
[00:19:28] and cooperate in many
[00:19:31] matters, security matters, also
[00:19:35] by the fighting what... the forces needed of equipment
[00:19:39] and union, what you are talking about is
[00:19:42] whether the united states will help
[00:19:46] in attacking this
[00:19:50] sources of fire and whether they will
[00:19:54] support directly the yemani government, well that's
[00:19:58] a matter to be considered and according to Trump, we didn't
[00:20:02] decided yet, but a country as fast as
[00:20:05] Saudi Arabia, so many cities, so
[00:20:09] many oil installation, so many ports, we have
[00:20:12] 28 airports in Saudi Arabia, so
[00:20:16] protecting this much land and this
[00:20:18] much facilities will
[00:20:22] require lots of investment, lots of
[00:20:25] work, and I believe they are working on this, the other
[00:20:29] side is getting improved
[00:20:32] abilities like the new missils they
[00:20:36] are using against. Saudi Arabia, they have all
[00:20:40] the the fingerprints of
[00:20:43] Iran
[00:20:44] on on that, and they have also Iranian
[00:20:47] expert and libanese. 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
[00:21:01] development. now this comes a mid
[00:21:04] rapid escalation the conflict in Yemen. The hoodis have
[00:21:08] released footage their offensive against Saudi backed forces
[00:21:12] in the southwest the country. Meanwile, Saudi Arabia and its
[00:21:16] regional partners were expected to step up their military...
[00:21:20] coordination on Monday, now this has prompted
[00:21:23] speculation that the conflict could expand further, drawing
[00:21:27] more countries into the fray. that last week, Saudi
[00:21:30] led forces said that they destroyed several the Hudhi's rocket
[00:21:34] launch platforms. The Riyadh's alliance reported
[00:21:38] striking more than 130 military targets in Yemen.
[00:21:42] Now that included areas in the huzi controlled national
[00:21:45] capital. Now RRT correspondent Jamal al Ashwal
[00:21:49] takes a closer look at the situation in the warton
[00:21:52] country. the escalation between sai
[00:21:56] and Riyadh is entering new phase with the expansion of alternative
[00:22:00] targets to include living facilities inside Saudi Arabia and
[00:22:04] Saudi airports in Yemen. It is a scene that will likely push the United States
[00:22:08] to plan the possibility of participating in hitting targets in Sina and
[00:22:12] other cities. The response from Sant is that it will not hesitate to
[00:22:16] target America. If Trump tries to interfere again in
[00:22:20] Arabia's alliance, then Yemen has already warned that any country that will make an
[00:22:24] alliance with Saudi Arabia and offer any service to Saudi Arabia in order to
[00:22:28] strike our country, we will deal with the American regime as we did
[00:22:31] before. The American experience with Yemen has already been proceded, and we
[00:22:35] will use Babel, Mandab and the Red Sea and all our military capabilities,
[00:22:39] especially the Navy, to defend ourselves and to strike even the United States
[00:22:43] and its ships. Sena accuses Riyad of ignoring its demands and
[00:22:47] warnings to restrict Saudi airports and solve the humanitary.
[00:23:20] serious political movement to get out the cycle of escalation and
[00:23:24] return to a calm that opens the channels of negotiation to deal
[00:23:28] with security and humanitarian files, considering it a less
[00:23:31] expensive way to get out the cycle of escalation. jamal alashwall
[00:23:35] RT.
[00:23:41] moving on now, Russia has been intensifying its work in the
[00:23:44] digital sector with countries in southeast Asia, particularly
[00:23:48] Indonesia. now he spoke exclusively with the deputy head the
[00:23:52] Indonesian communication ministry about the expanding
[00:23:56] development, would you say then
[00:23:59] that the sort of relationship surrounding Russian satellite
[00:24:02] technology uh with Indonesia is one
[00:24:06] where Indonesia is simply going to buy the technology or might we see a
[00:24:10] time where Indonesian engineers are going to use that
[00:24:14] experience to develop and manage their own. tentu, tentunya kita juga
[00:24:17] meyakini bahawa of course. We also believe that any field of
[00:24:21] technology we prioritize not only buying a technology, but also how
[00:24:25] it and its know-how can be transferred to Indonesians
[00:24:29] so that they can also develop it further. Indonesia already has many
[00:24:33] talented people both in companies and private sector. There are
[00:24:37] also many Indonesians who started to develop their own technologies, one of
[00:24:41] which is satellite technology. Of course we encourage cooperation
[00:24:45] with various countries, bet Russia or other countries. We, the government are
[00:24:49] pursuing mutual.
[00:25:01] Union is right
[00:25:02] Well European now the rolling out some pretty aggressive internet regulation
[00:25:06] measures, I mean the EU Kids Act is one stark
[00:25:10] example that has to do with age controls,
[00:25:13] platform restrictions connected to the youth, what do you think the west can
[00:25:17] learn from Indonesia specifically, because of course you're... country has already
[00:25:21] uh had success in sort of
[00:25:25] having strict regulation of platforms
[00:25:28] on the internet that might be harmful for children.
[00:25:32] every country must have its own rules and ways to deal with this. in
[00:25:36] Indonesia we have a government regulation called tungu
[00:25:39] and through this regulation we do not block or restrict
[00:25:43] children's access to technology. children can still use technology
[00:25:47] but according to their age restrictions we create. age restrictions
[00:25:50] so that children can enjoy their childhood, we can protect our children from the
[00:25:54] negative side of technology, that's why this regulation exists
[00:25:58] because the government wants to protect Indonesian children from the dangers of technology.
[00:26:32] enforcement of sanctions if the platform does not comply with the
[00:26:35] regulations we
[00:26:36] make.
[00:26:42] now Moscow continues to be hub for global
[00:26:45] collaborations at Russia's Ministry of Health is hosting the
[00:26:49] International School of Health Care Management Leaders Forum.
[00:26:53] professionals from all over the world gathered in Moscow to
[00:26:56] exchange experiences and medical best practices. now
[00:27:00] artistva brings us
[00:27:02] the details: at the forefront of research and
[00:27:06] innovation, the Russian healthcare system inspires international
[00:27:10] cooporation and dialogue, now taking center stage a course
[00:27:14] of a unique educational program: the International Executive School for
[00:27:18] Health System strengthening and leadership. The initiative provides a
[00:27:21] platform for professional exchange a medical field, offering
[00:27:25] international executives an opportunity to develop their skills and
[00:27:29] expertise. Uniting 56 participants from 17
[00:27:33] countries, the program offers a space for professionals from around the
[00:27:36] world to get together and work on share tasks. expert lectures
[00:27:40] are combined with visits to healthcare
[00:27:42] organizations. the Russian federation has
[00:27:46] advanced models of deployment, these include mobile medical
[00:27:49] complexes, telemedicine and various forms of remote
[00:27:52] monitoring. this is certainly in practice and heightens interest from our
[00:27:56] colleagues. the most important aspect these meetings is face to face
[00:28:00] communication. we have become accustom to... online formats, but such
[00:28:04] in-person meetings definitely yield greater productivity and
[00:28:07] effectiveness. built on decades of medical research and
[00:28:10] innovation, Russia's healthcare practices are highly valued
[00:28:14] internationally. the program explores today's key healthcare
[00:28:17] challenges from digital transformation and health workforce
[00:28:20] development to primary healthcare and improving care for older
[00:28:24] people. the healthcare system the Russian
[00:28:27] federation has made significant advancements across all
[00:28:31] areas from primary. care to the hospital sector, this experience will be
[00:28:35] very useful for implementation in our country. the open dialogue we had
[00:28:38] here and the intellectual challenges we tackled allowed us to formulate
[00:28:42] certain concepts regarding various aspects.
[00:28:46] in the course the program, participants get acquainted with the Russian healthcare
[00:28:50] system and the technologies implemented in its infrastructure.
[00:28:53] from city clinics to specialized medical centers, site visits
[00:28:57] allow foreign professionals to see how it functions in
[00:29:00] practice. having been... independent for 36 years
[00:29:04] now, we have lot to learn and also to exchange
[00:29:08] insight in terms of especially now the emerging and
[00:29:11] reemerging diseases, whether it's non-communicable diseases, whether it's
[00:29:15] infectious diseases, we have lot to learn from each others and
[00:29:18] russian uh federation has the strongest
[00:29:22] public health system that i have seen so far, the international
[00:29:26] executive school for health system strengthening and leadership brings together
[00:29:30] those shaping the future of healthcare. fostering the exchange of
[00:29:33] expertise, strategies and solutions to build stronger, more
[00:29:37] resilient health systems across borders for the benefit of all.
[00:29:41] elt reporting from
[00:29:43] Moscow. now India
[00:29:47] intensifies security measures in its capital as mass
[00:29:51] protests into their third consecutive day. other
[00:29:55] demonstrations are being led by a youth activist movement
[00:29:58] self-ironically called the cockraches. now RT
[00:30:02] correspondent cadia reports from New
[00:30:05] Delhi. Protests led by the Cocarot
[00:30:09] Janata party or the CJP have entered their third
[00:30:12] day with height and security, heavy deployment of police
[00:30:16] forces, including BSF, CRPF
[00:30:20] and also Delhi Police in and around the national
[00:30:23] capital and specifically in the area of central Delhi, there is
[00:30:27] heavy barricading and also traffic restrictions with which
[00:30:31] have been put up in place since 6 a.m. this morning
[00:30:35] now remember at this particular site there is also deployment of
[00:30:39] detention buses around along with lot of
[00:30:43] ride control vehicle right here now senior
[00:30:46] members the police department are also seen going
[00:30:50] inside and patrolling the entire area.