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[00:00:15] of
[00:00:23] Russia is yet to comment on Donald Trump's announcement
[00:00:26] of of an energy cease fire in the Ukraine conflict. "the US
[00:00:30] statement appears to have caught Zelensky by surprise as
[00:00:34] he says the Kiev would only agree if Moscow does the
[00:00:38] same. The Europeans have
[00:00:41] given the Russians more money, they have since the
[00:00:45] of started this war than they have given the Ukrainians because they
[00:00:48] of cannot win themselves off Russian energy.
[00:00:52] Washington blastts the EU's hypocrisy over Russian energy
[00:00:56] imports as German opposition officials demand their own t'.
[00:01:00] style diesel deal with
[00:01:03] of Moscow. It is about ending the sanctions against Russia, about building the capacity for
[00:01:06] of peace rather than military readiness. And
[00:01:10] of to the strike Riyad's main international airport, three days in a
[00:01:14] in row, killing more than dozen people and wounding over
[00:01:17] 300.
[00:01:27] Now we're continuing our coverage of top story. from around the world, this is
[00:01:31] RTI International, I am Mike Kocha, now
[00:01:35] Rocha has yet to comment on Donald Trump's
[00:01:39] proposal for Moscow in Kieve to stop attacking each other's energy
[00:01:43] infrastructure, now this comes after a diesel deal was
[00:01:46] a reached between Vladimir Putin and his American
[00:01:49] counterpart. Effective
[00:01:52] immediately, there's an energy
[00:01:57] of in sacefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Both parties have agreed, do not break. "this is
[00:02:01] the second time in mere weeks that we've heard Donald Trump
[00:02:05] come out and declare an energy sease fire between
[00:02:09] Russia and Ukraine, this time,
[00:02:12] of as last time, Zelensky coming out within minutes to comment and saying that,
[00:02:16] well this is the first time he's heard of it, saying that if Russia and
[00:02:20] the United States had agreed on an energy cease fire, well please inform
[00:02:24] Ukraine and that Ukraine would be willing to join
[00:02:28] in." "that is a far cry from what we heard last
[00:02:33] of time when Zelensky put forward a slew of precondition
[00:02:36] saying that Russia would also have to hold hold strikes on
[00:02:40] Ukrainian logistics and also hold strikes on Ukrainian shipping
[00:02:44] after Zelensky himself ordered his military to begin
[00:02:48] targeting Russian shipping, nevertheless uh Donald
[00:02:51] Trump coming out and saying that well perhaps it's it's time for
[00:02:55] new leader has certainly made Zelensky more appliable.
[00:03:00] should have never started, you wouldn't have lost 30% of your country
[00:03:04] already, you've lost 30% of your country and you've
[00:03:07] had over million people killed, but he could have
[00:03:11] settled it many times and he chose not to. that's a war that should have
[00:03:15] never started, and i think it's time for Ukraine to get new
[00:03:18] of president, suddenly things that were impossible
[00:03:22] previously have become possible, Zelensky of
[00:03:26] course saying that elections simply couldn't be held
[00:03:29] of in Ukraine. that simply too many people had left uh,
[00:03:33] that too many people had now
[00:03:34] in become Russian citizens living across the donbas and Zaparoja
[00:03:38] region, in
[00:03:39] of Hirson region, suddenly elections are again
[00:03:43] possible. Please tell Putin give
[00:03:47] us two months, 60 days of
[00:03:51] total cease fire, 60 days and we will organize
[00:03:54] elections. Of course, we will be ready for any
[00:03:58] choice of our people.
[00:04:00] of "exactly Ukrainian people, and that is exactly what
[00:04:04] Russia has
[00:04:05] in been referring to, and perhaps even Donald Trump himself, saying
[00:04:09] that every deal that they put forward to Zelensky, every
[00:04:13] offer is
[00:04:15] in of rejected on the basis that Zelensky puts forward
[00:04:19] uh counter demands that make any deal
[00:04:22] in impossible. In this case, two months sease fire for
[00:04:26] Zelensky to organize elections, something that..."
[00:04:30] had previously said
[00:04:31] me it would simply uh be unable to accept because
[00:04:35] of those two months would be used
[00:04:38] of by Ukraine to show up its military to
[00:04:41] rearm, retrain its troops and Ukraine would be
[00:04:45] flooded uh pumped to the teeth with weapons,
[00:04:49] with uh
[00:04:50] of munitions, with drones, with
[00:04:52] of rockets and missiles for round two, Russia
[00:04:56] has said that it managed to organize elections -
[00:05:00] During the conflict,
[00:05:02] of indeed, Ukraine launched its biggest attack on Moscow during
[00:05:06] those September parliamentary elections in Russia. Uh,
[00:05:10] nevertheless, the elections were successful. and so could
[00:05:14] UK, nevertheless that is uh Zelensky's
[00:05:18] style to put forward conditions which make simply any
[00:05:22] deal impossible. Zelensky even felt
[00:05:25] confident enough to accuse Trump multiple
[00:05:29] times of being weak for engaging with
[00:05:32] Russia. He called the president week two days
[00:05:36] ago and bombed oil refineries moments after the president announced a deal
[00:05:40] with Russia. Let's stop pretending. that he's a
[00:05:43] good ally, now Zelensky's complaint
[00:05:46] is that it's him rather than Putin
[00:05:50] that Donald Trump is pressuring, that
[00:05:53] again uh the the American president is
[00:05:57] displaying weakness according to Zelensky
[00:06:01] by pressuring Zelensky, this is
[00:06:04] the same Zelensky that has put Ukraine on the
[00:06:07] hook of Europe and the United States, almost all those
[00:06:11] rockets and shells coming into
[00:06:14] Ukraine are from the United States
[00:06:17] paid
[00:06:18] for by Europeans, so of course there's a pressure mechanism
[00:06:22] on Zelensky, whereas Russia isn't dependent on the
[00:06:26] United States or Europe for anything, nevertheless
[00:06:30] Zelensky believes it is he personally who is the
[00:06:34] victim, why are they blaming you for the continuation
[00:06:38] of this war?
[00:06:40] because people can't find
[00:06:44] a key how to stop
[00:06:46] Putin, because it's
[00:06:50] more difficult to stop
[00:06:54] Putin than to pressure others. Nevertheless,
[00:06:57] now Zelensky much less defined than he had
[00:07:01] been previously. There are also now reports that the Ukrainian
[00:07:05] negotiation team in the United States in Miami for
[00:07:09] talks was threatened by the American side. with cut
[00:07:13] in unition supplies, if Ukraine persisted
[00:07:17] in strikes on Russian oil refineries for a little
[00:07:20] background, Russia before this conflict supplied more than
[00:07:24] 10% the world's oil exports, it
[00:07:28] supplied more than 20% of global natural
[00:07:32] gas export, there was huge quantities
[00:07:35] that even if the conflicts in the middle east hadn't broken out
[00:07:39] and cut supplies from there uh "a shortage of
[00:07:43] Russian supplies would be felt
[00:07:45] in every country in the world. The United States is on the eve
[00:07:49] of elections. It is often said that Americans vote at the pump and
[00:07:53] incredibly reliant on cheap fuel.
[00:07:56] Now that the United States and Russia had made deal to supply
[00:08:00] diesel, to supply also raw
[00:08:04] oil. The Ukrainian side, Zelensky coming out and
[00:08:08] saying he would continue to burn Russian oil refineries.
[00:08:12] is insulting of course for Donald Trump himself,
[00:08:16] but it seems that this time, after
[00:08:19] second round, the worst falling out between
[00:08:23] Zelensky and Donald Trump since early
[00:08:26] 2025, Zelensky has become more
[00:08:30] pliable, now while Donald Trump is trying to
[00:08:34] broker an energy peace deal between Moscow and Kiev, the
[00:08:38] Kremlin says that Vladimir Zelensky appears to have no intention
[00:08:42] of his. solving the conflict
[00:08:43] peacefully. Zelensky is
[00:08:47] a state of hysteria. If he were capable of deliberate rational
[00:08:50] action, he would be showing inclination toward peace negotiations right
[00:08:54] now,
[00:08:55] but he isn't. Instead, he demands more capabilities, more money,
[00:08:58] infrastructure access and the green light to strike deep into Russian territory
[00:09:02] from all his overseas. He demands funds for air defense,
[00:09:06] long-range weaponry and so on. In short, his seria drives
[00:09:10] him to favor aggression against Russia, he believes will be
[00:09:13] effective. this is a mistake, a tragic mistake for
[00:09:16] Ukraine. so earlier we spoke with former US
[00:09:20] marine core intelligence officer Scott Ritter. he says that the
[00:09:24] expiration date for Zelensky making demands has long
[00:09:27] passed, as he is not in the position to dictate any
[00:09:31] rules. mean it's it's
[00:09:35] difficult to call him president, even though he claims that title is, it's been
[00:09:39] pointed out, his mandate expired a while back and
[00:09:43] he um hasn't held a new election, but uh
[00:09:46] uh Zelensky is in the position to dictate terms to nobody,
[00:09:50] uh, he's losing the war on the battlefield, he's losing the war
[00:09:54] economically, he's losing the war uh politically,
[00:09:58] both at home and abroad. um, the the bottom line is
[00:10:02] that president Trump is absolutely correct here, that uh, it's time for
[00:10:06] Zelensky to go, the question is uh, who
[00:10:09] will replace him and will this alter the uh
[00:10:13] "you the the the reality that currently has uh settled in
[00:10:16] over Ukraine. Ukraine is defeated state, the uh experiment
[00:10:20] that Europe and the United States foisted on Ukraine uh in beginning
[00:10:24] this." conflict um by empowering western Ukrainian
[00:10:28] nationalists, this experiment has failed, and unless you
[00:10:32] replace Zelinski was somebody who recognizes the failure of this
[00:10:36] experiment and acts um accordingly, you're just going to get a
[00:10:40] continuation the same. now oil prices have
[00:10:43] fallen on expectations of increased russian
[00:10:47] supplies, although quote still remain above $100.
[00:10:51] now as part the US-Russia diesel agreement, Moscow...
[00:10:55] will supply more than 300 thousand tons of diesel to
[00:10:59] America and global markets, followed by a further half million tons
[00:11:03] in November. According to President Trump,
[00:11:06] additional 1 million tons will be delivered immediately
[00:11:09] thereafter, with another 3 million tons to follow
[00:11:13] depending on the condition of Russia's refineries. Now US
[00:11:17] treasury secretary, Scott Bessent has accused
[00:11:21] European leaders of hypocrisy. This is in response to the
[00:11:25] EU foreign policy chief speaking out against Washington's
[00:11:28] energy deal with Moscow. The
[00:11:32] Europeans have given the Russians more money,
[00:11:36] they are since the start of this war than they have given the Ukrainians, because they
[00:11:40] cannot win themselves off Russian energy. They had
[00:11:43] a failed energy policy, and Vladimir
[00:11:47] Putin, the they continue to fund him, so
[00:11:51] for them to say that we cannot have a...
[00:11:55] spit in diesel pricing is completely
[00:11:57] hypocritical. now Vladimir Zelensky has been
[00:12:01] stepping up his efforts to secure additional support by reaching out
[00:12:05] to leaders across Europe. Now this comes amid Trump's latest
[00:12:09] statements about the Ukrainian politician and the need for
[00:12:13] elections in Ukraine. Now he has spoken with heads of state from
[00:12:17] France, UK and even Poland attempts to get their
[00:12:21] backing. Now some the same countries that Zelensky had.
[00:12:25] has appealed to clearly have not benefited from
[00:12:28] breaking up trade relations with Russia, at least according to
[00:12:32] data. now in the UK for instance, the fuel crisis brought
[00:12:36] on by sanctions on Russian energy have cost its economy and
[00:12:40] estimated 183 billion pounds
[00:12:44] over four years, including higher household electricity and
[00:12:47] heating bills. now in France on the other hand, now the government's
[00:12:51] energy tariff shield has helped minimum the
[00:12:55] impact on consumers with the bank the frances
[00:12:58] estimating its fiscal cost at around 2.2%
[00:13:02] of GDP over 2022 and
[00:13:05] 2023. But in Germany, economic losses linked
[00:13:09] to mitigating the energy crisis are estimated to have
[00:13:13] exceeded 50 billion euros. Now Claudia
[00:13:16] Witig, a German opposition politician from the
[00:13:19] BSW party argues that restricting trade with
[00:13:23] Russia has only hurt.
[00:14:03] now after the inaugural session the German saxoney unhalt
[00:14:06] state parliament, opposition parties AFD and
[00:14:10] BSW plan to introduce their first joint draft
[00:14:14] resolution, other proposal calls on the parliament to
[00:14:17] declare that sanctions against Russia as well as military and
[00:14:21] financial support for Ukraine have failed. Now we spoke.
[00:14:33] on
[00:14:33] the one hand they claim that Ukraine can defeat Russia, on the other they claim
[00:14:37] that Russia is about to attack NATO. Neither these narratives is internally
[00:14:41] consistent, and
[00:14:42] it is our task, including from within parliament, to refocus attention on the
[00:14:46] fact that these issues are being discussed a completely misguided way. And we are
[00:14:50] also showing here in Saxonian Hall that a political shift has taken
[00:14:53] place and that the majority. people in the state have voted for parties that do not want
[00:15:00] the to continue pursuing this course. for the BSW, one central issues throughout our election campaign was the genuine and consistent
[00:15:04] implementation of a peace policy,
[00:15:06] and we also know from surveys that the majority of AFD voters won precisely the
[00:15:10] same thing, an end to this war mongering and escalation, so what we
[00:15:14] see here and what our motion demonstrates is that a large majority the population
[00:15:18] has come out in favor of ending this
[00:15:20] course.
[00:15:25] we want this motion to help bring an end to
[00:15:27] the deaths on both the russian that young and people
[00:15:31] so no sides longer die in the war. we want to end the sanctions against
[00:15:34] rus here because these sanctions affect the german andus. populations
[00:15:38] more than they affect politicians, and that is why this motion
[00:15:41] is so important: it is about ending the sanctions against Russia, about building the
[00:15:45] capacity for peace rather than military readiness. Chancellor Mert said that we
[00:15:49] must become ready for war, no, we must become committed to peace, we want
[00:15:53] peace in the world,
[00:15:54] that is why it is so important to initiate this debate and revive it here in
[00:15:58] Germany, so that the war can be brought to an end through
[00:16:01] diplomacy. want to know more
[00:16:05] about what lies behind the diesel deal? between Moscow and
[00:16:09] Washington and whether it can be a turning point in the conflict, you can
[00:16:12] head to our website RT.com for more in depth
[00:16:16] analysis.
[00:16:20] In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has issued urgent alert
[00:16:23] for civilians in the southern part the country near the Yemani
[00:16:27] border. This is after a hoodi missile attack on the city of
[00:16:31] Abha. Reports say that Saudi air defenses
[00:16:35] managed to intercept an incoming ballistic missile now
[00:16:38] this video shows plums of smoke that could be seen rising
[00:16:42] from the apparent impact points in the city. the yemini
[00:16:46] huties have been launching projectiles across the border into
[00:16:50] Saudi Arabia as the two countries engage an
[00:16:53] increasingly volatile
[00:16:55] conflict. other was
[00:16:59] devastating attack by the Yemini Hothies on Riyadh's main
[00:17:02] international airport on Saturday. other death stole from that strike
[00:17:06] has now risen to 13 after an Indian national
[00:17:10] succumbed to his injuries. now the Yemani
[00:17:13] Houties struck the airport in the Saudi uh capital
[00:17:17] several times over the past week. now this CCTV
[00:17:21] footage shows Saturday's attack which was the most
[00:17:25] devastating. now authorities say total of 17 people have been
[00:17:29] killed and more than 300 wounded. who the spokes
[00:17:32] person Muhammad al-Bukaithi said that he carried out the attacks in
[00:17:36] retaliation For Saudi
[00:17:38] aggression.
[00:18:16] These attacks are Yemani attacks. We do not do this out of revenge or to take
[00:18:20] vengeance, but rather to force the Saudi leadership to accept a comprehensive and
[00:18:24] permanent peace by agreeing to end the
[00:18:26] war. Now, when asked about the
[00:18:30] conflict, Donald Trump said it could be possible that the Americans could
[00:18:34] join in the fight to support their ally, Saudi Arabia.
[00:18:38] now RT correspondent Muhammad Al Rashid has the
[00:18:40] story: there are heavy casualties from Huh
[00:18:44] attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyad. The death toll is
[00:18:48] expected to continue to rise with many wounded among Saudi citizens and
[00:18:52] foreigners. The coalition views these attacks as the beginning of a full-scale war and
[00:18:56] heinous act that is contrary to generally accepted values and moral
[00:18:59] standards. The response will be fierce and in accordance with the norms of
[00:19:03] international humanitarian law, amid international condemnation Islam
[00:19:07] reaffirms its position under the Mecca defense agreement as well as its commitments
[00:19:11] to ensuring the kingdom's security and sovereignty. Statements by the US
[00:19:15] president regarding the possibility of strikes against the hoothies open up the
[00:19:19] prospect of definitive resolution to the Yemen crisis. The kingdom
[00:19:23] declares that the hoothi strikes constitute an act of terrorism that runs counter
[00:19:27] to moral principles and humanitarian values against this backdrop.
[00:19:31] Saudi Arabia is garnering international Islamic and Arab support for its
[00:19:34] position and the measures it is taking safegard. its sovereignty and
[00:19:38] security, the coalition is threatening decisive response by
[00:19:42] invoking the collective deterrance mechanism under the mecca pact, amid the
[00:19:45] prospect of US intervention, the standoff with the hoothis is approaching a
[00:19:49] dangerous turning point. the key question is how far the conflict will
[00:19:53] expand and whether new actors from outside Yemen and Saudi Arabia will become
[00:19:57] involved. now we spoke with Saudi
[00:20:01] political researcher Khalid barfi, he believes that
[00:20:05] Washington has already been drawn into the...
[00:20:07] conflict, the US is enforced
[00:20:11] already by providing intelligence
[00:20:14] and cooperate in many
[00:20:16] matters, security
[00:20:19] matters, also by finding what
[00:20:23] saudi forces needed for equipment and
[00:20:27] what you are talking about is whether the united state
[00:20:31] will help in attacking
[00:20:35] this sources. of fire
[00:20:39] and whether they will support directly the yemini
[00:20:43] government, well that's a matter to be considered
[00:20:47] and according to Trump he didn't decided yet '
[00:20:50] but a country as fast as Saudi
[00:20:52] Arabia, so many cities, so many
[00:20:56] oil installation, so many ports, we have 28 airports in
[00:21:00] Saudi Arabia, so protecting this
[00:21:03] much land and this much
[00:21:07] facilities will require lots of
[00:21:10] investment, lots of work, and I believe they are working on
[00:21:14] this, the other side is getting
[00:21:18] improved abilities. like the new
[00:21:22] missiles they are using against Saudi Arabia, they
[00:21:26] have all the the fingerprints of
[00:21:30] Iran on on that, and they have also
[00:21:33] Iranian expert and Lebaneses and
[00:21:37] others helping them to do that, so let us wait and
[00:21:41] see, but I expect Saudi Arabia to improve its
[00:21:44] facility as well to respond to all this new
[00:21:48] development. Now this comes amid a
[00:21:51] rapid escalation the conflict in Yemen, other Hutis have
[00:21:55] released footage their offensive against Saudi back
[00:21:59] forces in the southwest the country. Meanwile, Saudi Arabia and
[00:22:03] its regional partners were expected to step up their military
[00:22:06] coordination on Monday. Now this has prompted speculation that
[00:22:10] the conflict could expand further drawing more countries
[00:22:14] into the frey. The last week, Saudi led forces
[00:22:18] said
[00:22:18] that they destroyed several of... these rocket launch platforms,
[00:22:22] riad's alliance reportedly striking more than
[00:22:26] 130 military targets in yemen and that included areas
[00:22:30] in the hoodi control national capital. RT
[00:22:33] correspondent Jamal al Ashwal it takes closer look at the
[00:22:37] situation in the warton country.
[00:22:41] The escalation between Senai and Riyad is entering new phase with the
[00:22:45] expansion of alternative targets to include living facilities inside
[00:22:49] Saudi Arabia. and Saudi airports in Yemen. It is a scene that will
[00:22:53] likely push the United States to plan the possibility of participating in
[00:22:56] hitting targets in Sina and other cities. The response from Sina
[00:23:00] is that it will not hesitate to target America. If Trump
[00:23:04] tries to interfere again in Saudi Arabia's alliance, then Yemen has already
[00:23:08] warmed that any country that will make an alliance with Saudi Arabia and offer any
[00:23:12] service to Saudi Arabia in order to strike our country, we will deal with the
[00:23:16] American regime as we did before. The American experience with Yemen. has
[00:23:20] already been proceded, and we will use Babel, Mandab and the Red Sea, and all our
[00:23:24] military capabilities, especially the navy, to defend ourselves and to strike
[00:23:28] even the United States and its ships. Sana accuses Riyad
[00:23:32] of ignoring its demands and warnings to restrict Saudi airports and solve the
[00:23:35] humanitarian crisis in Yemen. We will
[00:23:39] continue to bomb the facilities in the living airports of Saudi Arabia as long as Saudi
[00:23:43] Arabia aggressively suppresses and beseeges our Yemani people.
[00:23:47] We will not stand with our hands tied. They must understand. to stop their
[00:23:50] aggression and to end their siege. Inside Yemen, the fronts
[00:23:54] do not seem to be isolated from this escalation. The field
[00:23:58] developments are related to mutual strikes across the
[00:24:01] borders. From here, it seems that there is
[00:24:05] need for serious political movement to get out the cycle of
[00:24:09] escalation and return to a calm that opens the channels of
[00:24:12] negotiation to deal with security and humanitarian
[00:24:16] files, considering it a less expensive way to get out the cycle of.
[00:24:27] and moving on, now India intensifies security measures in
[00:24:31] its capital as mass protests enter their third
[00:24:34] consecutive day, the demonstrations are being led by a
[00:24:38] youth activist movement self ironically called the
[00:24:41] cockruches. the RT india correspondent ridya
[00:24:45] reports from New Delhi, protests led by
[00:24:49] the... Janata party the CJP have entered their
[00:24:53] third day with height and security, heavy deployment of
[00:24:56] police forces, including BSF,
[00:25:00] CRPF and also Delhi Police in and around the
[00:25:04] national capital and specifically in the area of central
[00:25:07] Delhi, there is heavy barricading and also traffic
[00:25:11] restrictions with which have been put up in place since
[00:25:14] 6 a.m. this morning, now remember at this particular site
[00:25:18] there is also depl payment of detention buses around
[00:25:21] along with lot of ride control
[00:25:24] vehicle right here now senior members the police
[00:25:28] department are also seen going
[00:25:31] inside and patrolling the entire
[00:25:34] area one by one now this
[00:25:37] is in development and it comes after the
[00:25:41] CJP had declared massive protest around the national
[00:25:45] capital till the time they don't receive the kind of accountability they are seeking
[00:25:49] for and At the center of this protest is the issue the election
[00:25:53] commission of India and its SIR, the special intensive revision
[00:25:57] which primarily is an exercise through which the election commission
[00:26:01] reviews and verify. is the voters list or the electoral
[00:26:04] role, so for now the opposition along with the CJP
[00:26:08] members say that the SIR process could
[00:26:12] you have left out the eligible voters, but the EC, the
[00:26:15] election commission says that it is an important exercise to
[00:26:19] ensure that eligible voters are not left out and those who are
[00:26:23] ineligible or with duplicate entries do not stand the chance for
[00:26:27] now the allegations around the deliberate voter
[00:26:30] manipulations remain cont
[00:26:37] now Russia has been intensifying its work in the digital sector
[00:26:41] with countries in southeast Asia, particularly
[00:26:44] Indonesia. now
[00:26:45] we spoke exclusively with the deputy head the
[00:26:48] Indonesian communication ministry about the
[00:26:51] expanding development. would you say then
[00:26:55] that the sort of relationship surrounding Russian satellite
[00:26:59] technology with Indonesia is
[00:27:02] where Indonesia is simply going to buy the technology or might we see a
[00:27:06] time where Indonesian engineers are going to use that
[00:27:10] experience to develop and manage their own?
[00:27:12] tentu, of course, we also
[00:27:16] believe that any field of technology, we prioritize not only buying a
[00:27:20] technology, but also how it and its know-how can be
[00:27:23] transferred to Indonesians so that they can also develop it
[00:27:27] further. Indonesia already has many talented people both in
[00:27:31] companies and the private sector.
[00:27:39] we encourage cooperation with various
[00:27:42] Of course countries bet Russia or other countries. We, the government are pursuing
[00:27:45] mutual benefits in cooperation, collaboration between the two
[00:27:49] countries, so that especially in Indonesia's future generations, they can
[00:27:53] also have the opportunity to learn new technologies. Well, the
[00:27:57] European Union is right now rolling out some pretty
[00:28:00] aggressive internet regulation. measures, I mean, the
[00:28:04] EU Kids Act is one stark example that has to
[00:28:08] do with you, age controls, platform restrictions connected to the
[00:28:11] youth. What do you think the west can learn from Indonesia specifically,
[00:28:15] because of course your country has already had success
[00:28:18] in sort of having
[00:28:21] strict regulation of platforms
[00:28:25] on the internet that might be harmful for children? Uh,
[00:28:28] every country must have its own rules and ways to deal with this.
[00:28:32] Indonesia we have a government regulation called
[00:28:34] toap. through this regulation we do not
[00:28:38] block or restrict children's access to technology. children can still
[00:28:42] use technology, but according to their age restrictions. we create
[00:28:46] age restrictions so that children can enjoy their childhood. we can protect
[00:28:50] our children from the negative side of technology. that's why this
[00:28:53] regulation exists, because the government wants to protect indonesian children from
[00:28:57] the dangers of technology, but it doesn't mean we block children from
[00:29:01] accessing it entire. "we want to ensure technology is age
[00:29:05] suitable, we also demand that platforms that operate comply with the
[00:29:09] existing regulations. again, the purpose is to protect Indonesian
[00:29:12] children so that they can use technology according to their age. we
[00:29:16] also ask parents to accompany their children when they use the
[00:29:19] technology. of course, we use technology for good use to
[00:29:23] facilitate access to education,
[00:29:25] for example. these new regulations call for the
[00:29:28] enforcement of sanctions if the platform does not comply with the regulation.
[00:29:33] technology.
[00:29:37] now Moscow continues to be hub for global
[00:29:41] collaboration. the Russia's Ministry of Health is hosting the
[00:29:44] International School of Health Care Management Leaders Forum. the
[00:29:48] professionals from all over the world gather in Moscow to exchange
[00:29:52] experiences and medical best practices.
[00:29:54] artistva brings us the details.
[00:29:58] at the forefront of research and innovation, the Russian healthcare.
[00:30:02] system inspires international cooperation and dialogue,
[00:30:06] now taking center stage a course of a unique educational
[00:30:10] program, the international executive school for health system strengthening and
[00:30:13] leadership. the initiative provides a platform for professional
[00:30:17] exchange a medical field, offering international executives an
[00:30:21] opportunity to develop their skills and expertise.
[00:30:24] uniting 56 participants from 17 countries, the program offers
[00:30:28] a space for professionals from around the world to get together and work.
[00:30:38] The Russian Federation has advanced models of deployment. These
[00:30:42] include mobile medical complexes, telemedicine, and various forms
[00:30:46] of remote monitoring. This is certainly in practice and heightens
[00:30:50] interest from our colleagues. The most important aspect these meetings is face
[00:30:54] to face communication. We have become accustomed to online formats,
[00:30:58] but such in-person meetings definitely.