RT News - November 11th 2022

Shelling of civilian only areas by Ukraine forces has continued overnight.

RT covers the activities of a Chechen battalion, which is defending Russian lines in the Lugansk Republic. On the front lines at least, there aren't many Ukrainian soldiers and those fighting are mostly foreign mercenaries.

A journalist has been detained in Ukraine as a "Kremlin propagandist" . A picture on the Ukraine .gov website looks like a German reporter but it isn't him (QueenStreet comment: I think we can all take it for granted that propaganda is now used as psychological warfare against the citizens; it isn't moral to have this stuff thrust on us, any of us no matter where we are in the world)

Uganda's president speaks out against Western powers that have been lecturing the East African country about its oil pipeline project with neighboring Tanzania. The East Africa Legislative Assembly is ignoring the EU pressure and say the EU should intervene less in African issues.

COP27 hails the Western countries' shift to atomic energy, despite their previous condemnation of African nations doing the very same thing - an initiative that could have provided Africa with reliable energy many years ago.

Kenyans are questioning the cost of keeping troops in DR Congo. Rwanda is still attacking DRC.

Important feature: Once again Russia is under attack in the UN where they accuse Russia of violating the UN charter.

RT reports on the progress of the U.S. mid-term elections. Pres. Biden has announced his plans to stop Donald Trump running for election in 2024.