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00:00:08of meanwile the elections in Russia have been monitored by
00:00:12more than 100 international observers from 133
00:00:16countries including bricks nation and partners,
00:00:19turkey, Uganda, Kirgisstan and
00:00:21of others. Footage here shows the moment of a friendly
00:00:25conversation between one
00:00:26of the foreigners and earderly Russian
00:00:29of woman at polling station in the city of yakatirimburg, now a man
00:00:33in the video is Muntaza Al Zaidi, the prominent
00:00:37Iraqi journalist who achieved worldwide fame when he
00:00:41threw his
00:00:41a shoe at George W. Bush 18 years ago in protest
00:00:45against the US war on his
00:00:48of country. Now voting is even
00:00:51happening in places you wouldn't expect. Rosatom
00:00:55of head,
00:00:56of Alexiv was able to cast his ballot at the nuclear power. and his
00:01:00company is building for Turkey as where Russian
00:01:04workers who are involved in the project. now the state corporations
00:01:07director general also shared his thoughts about the timing of Kiev's
00:01:11increased
00:01:12of attacks on Russia and what they are supposed to
00:01:15achieve. I want
00:01:19emphasize once again that starting from the spring of this year, particularly from
00:01:23late April and May, the frequency, intensity and targeted nature
00:01:26of the attacks have increased maliciously. clearly this... was also aimed
00:01:30at disrupting the elections, therefore the past week
00:01:33of was characterized by even higher number of shellings. this includes traditional
00:01:37drones, artillery strikes and mortar fire, which joined the attacks on
00:01:40enigoda this week. unfortunately, there has been one casualty, this week's
00:01:44victim is the 10th
00:01:47of person to die in enigoda in recent months. psychological pressure has continued as well. at night, drones
00:01:51operated over the city, intimidating and harassing people while committing
00:01:55crimes. they tried everything to prevent people from coming to the elections, however
00:01:59the opposite effect, occurred, people have shown remarkable courage and
00:02:02of professionalism in maintaining the safety
00:02:04of the station. the residents of enigoda did everything on their part to
00:02:08organize the elections and facilitate the voting
00:02:11process. and these are images from
00:02:14several countries in southeast Asia where Russian
00:02:18citizens have been gathering to vote. the several hundred
00:02:22of people are expected to attend each
00:02:24of the polling stations set up in Thailand, Indonesia, the
00:02:27Philippines and Laos. that vote. has explained why
00:02:31they
00:02:32of wanted to exercise their
00:02:33of democratic rights despite being thousands of kilometers away
00:02:37from home. for me this day is very
00:02:40important for our country and we uh from my
00:02:44point of view every russian citizens should vote
00:02:48uh for their future. i think it's really important to
00:02:52take part in this election cuz
00:02:54like uh we
00:02:57in need to express our opinion and
00:03:00and yeah, this is really important for
00:03:03me as a first time like voting here, it is really
00:03:06important for Russian people abroad to take part in
00:03:10these
00:03:12of elections, as it is very
00:03:15of about to express fair will, a political
00:03:19will uh so that community in Russia, Russia
00:03:23people and international community uh would
00:03:26know our political will, our...
00:03:37a of in
00:03:53of of of of
00:04:00has more than 110 million voters organizing
00:04:04nationwide vote is no mean feed, but here's a breakdown of how the
00:04:08world's biggest country is handling the election
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00:06:08Well, it may be the last day of voting, but there's still a way to go
00:06:11before we... know who will represent this vast country in
00:06:15parliament for the next five years? are the first preliminary results
00:06:19will be available tonight after 9 pm moscow
00:06:23time, although the final figures won't be officially confirmed
00:06:26until October 5th, so stay tuned to RT for the
00:06:30latest updates all the
00:06:31way.
00:06:43Why stay with us for more stories at the top the hour, I'll see you
00:06:46again.
00:07:35Hey everybody, welcome back to Moscow, welcome back to the Moscow Mules, I'm Shay Bows,
00:07:39joined by Oggy who's back in the hot seat. directing
00:07:43operations on behalf the fs excuse me the producer uh
00:07:47and where
00:07:48are we going to start
00:07:48this week? well we've noticed a little trend, we've noticed the trend
00:07:52that uh sometimes you need a big machine, a big
00:07:56movement to make any kind of change, and we think this been a big big
00:07:59movement for change in Germany. now we don't really care what you think
00:08:03about the AFD, what you think about the global home or what you think, we don't
00:08:07really care, but we like to see democracy action right, because that's what's going to happen in
00:08:11Russia this week cuz there's a big election going on, but democracy is on the move as
00:08:15well in Germany, but the problem is it's not the kind of
00:08:18democracy that the democrats like or the liberals like, the liberals only like
00:08:22democracy when their guy wins, when the people decide
00:08:26they want change and they've had enough the global homo, they kind of have a
00:08:30meltdown, and in Germany they have really deployed the heavy troops now to try and
00:08:34stop the alternative for Deutschland, yes who are
00:08:38anti-war - anti-EU, probably
00:08:41anti-Nato, they're probably pro common sense, which is the most
00:08:45dangerous thing you can be, and as I say, when that happens, ugly, you
00:08:49got to roll out uh, the big dogs, literally, check out
00:08:52this anti-AfD protest in Germany, this is actually the
00:08:56best pro AFD advertisement I've ever seen in
00:09:00my fucking life, run the
00:09:02video, it's the cream the crop the
00:09:06global homer, I
00:09:07guess.
00:09:16i like the part that they're actually trying to do the woo, i've only got one
00:09:20thing to say, mine got in himmel. now of
00:09:23course, just like the rest the planet, everything is ass over
00:09:27tit, you know, everything's back to front
00:09:31uh, the boys are the girls, the girls are the boys, the good guys are the bad guys, the bad guys
00:09:35are actually the good guys now, uh, and in Germany
00:09:38uh, the left tirds, you know,
00:09:39the lib tirds are all up in arms about af. of course,
00:09:43that's because the AFD are the nazis, right? Uggy?
00:09:47Absolutely correct. I actually have a question for you. Riddle me this:
00:09:50how would you, if you're a European democratic
00:09:54elite, how would you call guys who want peace,
00:09:58prosperity and trade with Russia? Peace,
00:10:01prosperity, trade with Russia, and everybody to be able to do what they want to do in
00:10:05pr, well that's a nazi. Of course, absolutely
00:10:08correct, now second question, how would you call guys?
00:10:12Who are supporting Bandera worshipping literal nazis
00:10:16in Ukraine and want to drag everyone into
00:10:20world war ii
00:10:21greander.
00:10:25'Oh, they're the heroes the liberty, democracy,
00:10:29freedom and decency.
00:10:31Correct, so you
00:10:35guys kind of get it right, upside down, ass overtate. Let's
00:10:39have listen to uh the libtired lefties protesting against the
00:10:43AFD because they dare to get elected by the majority the
00:10:47people. How very dare you,
00:10:51release
00:10:53the cragon, check, check your haircut.' Dear comrades, take a look back at what has
00:10:57happened over the last three months. I keep thinking about the words
00:11:01of this hasn't been an election campaign for a long
00:11:05time. We are no longer just simple party, we are a goddamn
00:11:09movement. Now staying in the neighborhood, Germany uh,
00:11:13one of its greatest neighbors and their best of friends now, the
00:11:16German, the German franco friendship act. Yeah, these
00:11:20dudes spent much the last two centuries
00:11:23murdering each other. right, the French and the Germans, they've
00:11:27been back and forth like the neighbors from hell, literally,
00:11:31okay,
00:11:41but now you can carry distinguish foreign policy in Europe at
00:11:44all from Germany, uh, you know, there's no great uh, states
00:11:48man,
00:11:48you know, there is no great uh, Jack Shirac, uh,
00:11:52helmet Cole, they're all,
00:11:54you know, remnants from the past, much like uh uh
00:11:58France's uh popularity ratings for Mr.
00:12:02Macron, which are now remnants in the past, he's now down at what,
00:12:05uggy, the record low, what is he now? that's right, chron's
00:12:09rating is now at 16%, meaning much most the
00:12:13country hates him, 16%, and mertz is
00:12:17I think a 12% now, I mean what, and they're
00:12:20complaining about the elections in Russia right, because Putin's on like
00:12:2375% as... they just can't deal with this stuff. now of course,
00:12:27talking about Putin, this is the go-to thing to
00:12:31discuss. when you're,
00:12:33you know, popularities are like 16% or 12%. basically lower
00:12:36than Napoleon's ankles, right? you just got to talk about the
00:12:40Russians, okay? it's the Russians, it's the Russians. now you've dog up very interesting
00:12:44video of uh Russian influence in
00:12:47Leon, right? this is the Russian's fault, right? and it's obvious
00:12:51for everybody to see that what's happening in Lyon in France. is
00:12:55Russia's fault, mert's collapse of his economy, Russia's
00:12:59fault, Volkswagen plants shutting down,
00:13:02French show society, it's all Russia's fault,
00:13:06and
00:13:06you can see that from this video, I i promise you can see, it's written everywhere,
00:13:10run, ich glaube, wow, was macht der typ
00:13:13hier, yeah, look closer guys, you can clearly see that those are
00:13:17russian agents right, du heilige scheiße,
00:13:21alter, ja leute,
00:13:25that's definitely that's just the Russian fault,
00:13:29it has to be Russia's fault, and of course it doesn't end in
00:13:33uh Lyon, you there's also a staging post for the Russian
00:13:37invasion the United Kingdom, which they're all panicking about, the
00:13:40Russians are coming, get some canned food and some bottle water and batteries for
00:13:44your torch, we've actually got some video of this Russian invasion
00:13:48preparation zone right, the the debarquement, the place where they're going to
00:13:52attack from, check this outs.
00:14:01You see those three guys, clearly Russian, yeah, it's all
00:14:04Russian,
00:14:11that's how the Russians get into Europe, right, you saw it, my dear
00:14:14friends,
00:14:16yeah.
00:14:34Yeah, completely playing for any objective observer to
00:14:38see. Putin's fingerprints are all over this stuff. Of course. Now, heading to
00:14:42Ukraine, there is something that you know we can't deny is Russia's fault.
00:14:46They bombed the train that Bojo the Butcher was on,
00:14:50uh, because
00:14:51you know, they b the trend that uh, Boris Johnson was on. because
00:14:55why? because why shouldn't they bond the trainies on? he's in Ukraine, he
00:14:59says it's a war zone, he says civilians are being targeted, which is all bull of
00:15:03course, he goes there, the train he was on, he wasn't on the train
00:15:06at the time that the Russians hit it, uh, he freaks out about that, what
00:15:10an up possessed Putin to hit the
00:15:14train, well what the it's a war on, you, but they they're bombing, we
00:15:17bomb, and you're complaining about a part, and by the way, it wouldn't be a
00:15:21fucking warn
00:15:22at all if it wasn't for you, you snowy haired halfwait, Anyway, check out
00:15:26the video that we've created all as part of our weekly AI
00:15:29slop uh segment. Uh, this is what we imagine
00:15:33actually happened on the train when Bojo may have a...
00:15:37you know had little accident, let's say when the Russian drone started to
00:15:41strike,
00:15:42run
00:15:56to huggy, he had to walk to the
00:15:57sewers.
00:16:32It's the train that the Russian Russian forces have
00:16:35struck. 'Oh, I'm
00:16:39so sorry that Boris Johnson has to go through horrors like
00:16:42this.
00:16:46Now of course, being in Ukraine for this uh element the show,
00:16:50we can't uh leave Auggy right without you know, allowing the
00:16:54Narco Fure to make some absolutely retarded
00:16:58nonsensical statement, and he came up with beute this
00:17:01uh week, which was when he said that the Ukrainian people and
00:17:05the American people should become fun yeah, cock
00:17:09hole, i'm a cockhold, great idea,
00:17:13well you know considering that the Americans have paid for everything, including your
00:17:17toilet paper, your cocaine and your villa in Italy,
00:17:20uh, why not just go all the way and and get the marriage done, yeah,
00:17:24I'm sure most Americans watching this show will be
00:17:28absolutely delighted, right?
00:17:31yeah, but we wanted to have independent country, we
00:17:34have it, so we have... "trust each
00:17:38other, Ukraine and Americans, and
00:17:41America has to defend
00:17:43democracies, if the democracy is
00:17:47asking, it's about the world,
00:17:50it's about the normal rules, it's like one
00:17:54people, some big nation has to defend small
00:17:58nations, so big nations need to defend small
00:18:02nations right, just like say the independent sort
00:18:06of uh uh" territory of crimea that voted to join Russia when the Russian
00:18:10soldiers went there to make sure that the Nazis in Kiev didn't arrive or
00:18:14maybe Lugansk people's republic uh donvas Donietsk
00:18:17who were declared independence like the Americans declared
00:18:21independence from the British etc etc uh
00:18:25so the Americans are the Russians are doing exactly what Mr.
00:18:28Zelensky asked them to do right no problem there right yeah but that's
00:18:32different that's different now talking about big nations
00:18:35defending small ones remember that Ukraine was essentially
00:18:39created by the Soviet Union, by the Soviets, right? back in the
00:18:421930s, the country of Ukraine didn't exist, it's language, its culture didn't
00:18:46really exist, there was Ukrainization, yeah, for real, check
00:18:50it out, okay, so the Russians and the Soviets kind of made this
00:18:54whole thing up, and what they did was they actively invested in the
00:18:58Ukrainian language and schools, culture, national dress,
00:19:02etc. etc. they really did this, this was what happened, they created this
00:19:05frankenstein, right, and that
00:19:07of course... has completely continued in free Ukraine
00:19:11post - collapse the Soviet Union. They've been doing nothing but build bridges,
00:19:14schools, hospitals and massive infrastructure projects in Ukraine, particularly in
00:19:18education, right? Oggy? Absolutely correct. The education in
00:19:22Ukraine has been flowering, but that for the global
00:19:26homal, because turns out, according to the new statistics, half
00:19:29the Ukrainian kids can't read, can't analyze
00:19:33complex texts or even draw simple conclusions.
00:19:37"the education in Ukraine has completely collapsed, but what's on the
00:19:41rise are the Nazi organizations that teach the kids to hate
00:19:45Russia? wow, wow, so this is like -
00:19:48absolute like the basics like - algebra and adding practically
00:19:52reading and writing history, geography, the basics of education have been completely
00:19:56neglected, but the sort of uh nazi madrasars, these
00:20:00sort of ideology schools where you're creating super
00:20:04soldiers to go kill Russians are getting all the cash and..." Guess
00:20:08what, we've got a little video to prove it, run, uggy, I
00:20:11mean, that's how it average day in ucray school looks like
00:20:14now, was
00:20:16wollen,
00:20:21was wollen, that's
00:20:25a Bavarian beer drinking song or something, very Ukrainian, now of
00:20:29course with an education system like this, you're going to produce absolutely
00:20:32outstanding individuals, particularly for public service like diplomacy,
00:20:36Roggy, this is... this
00:20:38kind of stuff is going to produce the best, best the best. okay, we know the
00:20:41Ukrainians dog out the red sea, we know Jesus was Ukrainian, we know they
00:20:45built the pyramids, we know they put the first mine in space, whatever the
00:20:49fuck, they did a... all okay, but check out this
00:20:52reality of how they create these impressive, brilliant
00:20:56minds, at the very top the table when it comes
00:21:00to diplomacy, yeah, let's hear it from the someone horses,
00:21:03had
00:21:03if told
00:21:07me back when
00:21:08i was hurting cows in the village and the neighbors
00:21:11kids were throwing cow dung at me that i would be in key
00:21:15institutions discussing issues regarding ukraine with
00:21:19representatives the... European parliament, I probably wouldn't have believed
00:21:22it, and perhaps I would have hurded the cow with even more
00:21:25enthusiasm. Yeah, uh, sounds
00:21:29like toast, sounds like toast. Yeah, you're not the only person you can't
00:21:33believe you're there. Now, talking about
00:21:37reaching the top the tree in your chosen profession, young girl
00:21:41in Ukraine did just that. She thought she was going to be a big star
00:21:45the team of Mr. Zelenski who promised to end the war, promised to end corruption. This
00:21:49actor. this fresh- faced uh dancer who danced for Vladimir
00:21:53Putin who made all this money in Russia of course uh Jewish kid
00:21:57who wanted everyone to be able to do whatever they want in the new free
00:22:00Ukraine yeah it all turned out perfectly well yeah Julia
00:22:04Mendel was his poor person his spokes
00:22:07person and she knows him better than anybody
00:22:11anybody knows him I'd imagine spending days and days and weeks and
00:22:14weeks with him watching him uh she's a lot to say about him
00:22:18uh and we're very interested. what she has to say, but the European
00:22:22parliament aren't, they bard from speaking there, yeah, i wonder
00:22:26why, i wonder
00:22:27why,
00:22:31ask God
00:22:32for forgiveness for helping this scum come to power, to be in
00:22:35power, that is why simply cannot remain silent, because it
00:22:39seems to me that if i stay silent i will never forgive
00:22:41myself,
00:22:44it is zelensky, and how exactly did you participate in helping him become
00:22:48president?
00:22:50power he, well he couldn't even speak, he was afraid the media, so
00:22:54well, like I organized the first interviews, I trained him, I explained how to do
00:22:58it, yes, I mean, better late than never, right, she,
00:23:02another russian stuge, another russian stuge, so as
00:23:06Mr Zelensky's closest advisor and confidant, well, that's not
00:23:10in prison like or the rest them, comes out and calls
00:23:13him, scum, you got to look across the pond at the United States of
00:23:17America, at who the people are who are voting. constantly to send this
00:23:21scum, Mr. Zelensky, according to his PR person,
00:23:25billions and billions of dollars, no questions asked, he's a hero, right?
00:23:29who are these people? the finest minds among us, huggy, right? the
00:23:32freshest, most dynamic bunch of people you could possibly
00:23:36find. yes, and what better example than Mr. Mitch
00:23:39McConnell. let's have look at him in the full
00:23:42springing, dynamism of all health,
00:23:46these are the people in charge and these are the people making the law.
00:23:50in the United States of America, god help us, we're on the
00:23:54video, uggy, good for it,
00:23:56yes, jesus, any other bills you're
00:24:00looking forward to, oh yeah, are we are we voting
00:24:04tonight, senator, are you, when can we expect you back,
00:24:07senator,
00:24:18so we've heard Mr. Zelensky talking about little countries being defended by big
00:24:21countries and democracy and freedom and all th b a country that hasn't had an election
00:24:25since 2019, run by dictator, thief, head of a crime syndicate,
00:24:29yeah, we've also seen the people in the United States of America who are in charge of
00:24:32taking your tax dollars, stealing them and sending them down the golden toilet, and
00:24:36let's have look at what happens in these countries that get
00:24:40the uh, you know, freeed out them, let's say, that's probably the
00:24:44best way to look at this, right? you free the crap out of a country, and
00:24:48this is what happens.
00:24:50video,
00:24:54look everyone is happy, they're having a gay
00:24:57parade in Syria, everyone happy at the gay parade in
00:25:00Syria,
00:25:05yeah,
00:25:09well, but sadly that isn't the reality in Syria after
00:25:13Hillary Clintonization, a bit of Libya, a bit of
00:25:16- you know, Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, you know the
00:25:20story, here's what it really looks like now after that horrible man of
00:25:23sad had to flee, yeah
00:25:26rungy, look, there's
00:25:30fires everywhere, it's as if Syrians are
00:25:34unhappy with their new
00:25:35democracy,
00:25:40yeah, who would have thought that people in Syria might get upset because
00:25:44diesel costs like 50 bucks a gallon or something,
00:25:47how dare they, you know, it's... like you
00:25:51know oil products and it's got so much natural
00:25:55resources there like oh yeah it does
00:25:59next the end of yet another episode the show
00:26:02we love making it, we love you joining us and joining us on social media, please keep talking
00:26:06to us, we love to hear what you got to say. now what we noticed this week
00:26:10is that the democrats and the people who are obsessed with
00:26:14freedom, democracy, liberty uh and war -
00:26:17are just that, they're only really obsessed with you doing what
00:26:21they say, if you dare to do what they don't say, which
00:26:25is be against war uh war with Russia
00:26:29uh, constantly flooding money into a dictatorship in Ukraine?
00:26:33"they don't like that kind of democracy, just
00:26:35like the AFD in Germany, so we believe there is hope, there is hope that when
00:26:39people stand up get together and say enough of this b uh,
00:26:43things can change, and it looks like things are going to be changing pretty quickly
00:26:47in Germany, and we're going to be here, same time, same place, to
00:26:50narrated along with you, we got your back, you got ours,
00:26:54everything's going to be just fine and dandy, we see you same time, same place
00:26:58next week, until then, look after each other and look after
00:27:01yourselves."
00:27:4010 parties competing for the support of more than 100
00:27:44million voters in the race for
00:27:47450 seats, who will
00:27:51fail and who will
00:27:53prevail?
00:28:13Have you heard the phrase content is king?
00:28:17right now chaos rules the world of news
00:28:19and confusion seems to reign
00:28:22supreme. across
00:28:26America, from our biggest cities to our smallest
00:28:30towns, there is almost too much. much information, too many
00:28:33actors, too many lies. you don't need more
00:28:37content, you actually need context. we're
00:28:41not up in newsroom ivory towers, we're on the street. we care
00:28:45about what affects real Americans.
00:28:49anyone can tell you what's happening in the news, but who's
00:28:53telling you why it's happening, how it's happening, how it
00:28:57affects you? every night we cut through the
00:29:01noise because the...
00:29:19Este es el barco, muchos tripulantes habían
00:29:23desaparecido sin dejar radio, sin dejar
00:29:26huellas y que presumíamos
00:29:29que era una desaparición forzada. porque estaba la
00:29:33base norteamericana aquí,
00:29:37ah ya documentamos los barcos que se hundieron
00:29:40aquí a los
00:29:44pescadores se los criminaliza eh y se los dice que todos
00:29:48son narcotraficantes, hay una gran
00:29:51hipocresía y parte de esa hipocresía es decir que con las bases militares
00:29:55mejorará seguridad, pero un proceso de
00:29:59intervención militar estadounidense para controlar. los
00:30:03procesos sociales que se dan en América Latina, es la intención de una base
00:30:07militar.
00:30:22Now the Russian capital comes
00:30:24under heavy Ukrainian drone attack
00:30:26over night. Several people were killed in the masker region when
00:30:30a residential building. comes under attack, an oil
00:30:34refinery was also
00:30:35hit, and this comes while
00:30:39Russians are going to the polls for the third and final day the
00:30:43nationwide state Duma elections. We're here to bring you
00:30:46our special coverage as the world's biggest country has its
00:30:50democratic say, and that
00:30:54is my vote, one of tens of millions being
00:30:57cast around the Donbas.