the, the business, the definitely news line from by then russia holds a national day of boarding following becomes that whole massacre evident fruits and promises to punish those responsible for the death of nearly 140 people. claims the attackers tried to escape to ukraine. the key denies involved also on the program, the russian. mr. howard violates polish. asked by nature member poland, summons rushes on fast enough to explain miss out spend 39 seconds of told them before hitting a target and you've set a goal and head to the post to pick a new president from a type be contested and record breaking field of 19 con the

phil guy, a welcome to the program. russia is observing a national day of morning following friday's deadly tattered attack on the outskirts of moscow. the crow cuz city whole concept, brand new way, government opened fire on crowd has been turned into an impromptu memorial side for the 137 victims. it's practice versus deputies for 2 decades. circle this i'm excited is claims responsibility. the russian president made no mention of that and he's tele, vice to address, letting me approach a set, the full government suspects of, of kind of got the shooting, heading towards you. craig, when they were captured. greg and present lot of minutes landscape has responded to the russian claims, saying that moscow is trying to divert blame. this just thought was what happened on friday and months ago. it's obvious that russian president vladimir putin and

his gang of trying to shift responsibility on to someone else. they always use the same method which instead of dealing with his russian citizens and addressing the concerns who was side and for the whole day, thinking about how to link events to ukraine. everything he does is so predictable, but a bunch of run whitmore is a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic councils. you raised a center explain. high volume of protein might benefit by blaming you crying rather than these nomic state group. besides, they carry that the attack? well, i think, i mean i, i completely agree with president sometimes the, this was utterly predictable. um, in fact, i would have been very, very, very surprised if you did not blame ukraine or ukraine is the enemy of the moment. and therefore they must be blamed for everything russian stake media. soon after the attack had received instructions to play up the ukrainian angle. what this shows us is the rush is very, very good at focusing on imaginary enemies. whether these are fictitious,

nazis and ukraine, or the aisle to be g, q plus community, for example, which was recently declared a terrorist organization. but it is completely in that actually finding actual terrorist. this really does expose that proven security state as an order of failure. well, what then does that tell us about what is likely to happen with the investigation? is the other like years ago, instead of twin tracts, investigate starlight and find out how i did it while at the same time blaming ukraine. so i would be highly skeptical of any investigation that the russians carry out. first of all, the russian law enforcement organs are affectively tools or politics. they're not really law enforcement organs in the way we understand them in western democracies . so i would be very skeptical. what they're doing behind yes, i think they will probably have their own investigation about what's actually happening. but i would not expect that to be public. i. i expect them to,

to try to pin this on your brain with, they're already doing it. we saw it and who speech yesterday. we know the russian state media has been instructed to play up the ukrainian angle, although what they said so far is, is very, very weak t. um they, they claim that the perpetrators were moving in the direction of ukraine. that means that we're moving west um, but in that there was a, the ukrainians, had prepared an opening for them to enter ukraine. now, how we're going to do that through a highly militarized border. i really don't know on as this attack was happening in the nights previous to it was in keith key was subject to nightly ariel bombardments and its major cities including the capitol, keith um. ringback but i would take to answer your question, i would take berry berry with a giant grain of salt. um, any, any public pronouncements about an investigation to this coming from the russians? you're very scary thing about the, the russian security,

et cetera. but we all know that terrorist only has to get lucky ones, whereas if you're a state, you have to be vigilant all the time. how much do you think this war in ukraine has caused russia security services to sort of take that off of the bowls be a besides ukraine as well? like i say, i think it obviously has, i mean, i use this as long note. i said russia is a target for its killing of muslims in chechnya for killing of muslims and syria for the support for last year. all of a sudden this is no secret. it's been in ices as public statements. so you'd have to be deaf, dumb, and blind. not to see this on top of this all, we have the us warning russian. this attack was coming, and yet they were wilfully unprepared. so i think it's clear that they've taken the, the right off the ball. again, they're focusing on an imaginary enemy, enemies, fictitious ukrainian options, which do not exist, the l g b, t q plus community, which is a threat to nobody. and they're ignoring actually all real terrorist threats. don't

worry about that's about kind of warning that the us issued. and we decided made opposing so publicly rejected early this month despite the public school and that he heaped on a do you think that he was actually ignored? that's a very, very good question. there was a there what we, what we just saw, i suggested it was um, and i would add also that i think it's entirely appropriate to the united states. gave this warning to, to, to russia. we, we, the terrorism is everybody's enemy. nobody wants to see interesting people killed anywhere, and i think it's entirely appropriate. the united states gave this warning to rush it, even though russians and adversary would give it to our friends in germany or canada, or the u. k. and we would give it to our, our, our folks in indian russia, again, terrorism is everybody's enemy, i think was appropriate. but it does appear to me that the russians did, ignored the results to be, can themselves. thank you for joining us and allow me might so clearly probably

whitmore from the atlanta council in the university of texas. arlington. thank you to meanwhile, poland to some of the russian. i'm basset x to explain why a russian cruise missile has violated his country's asp. based on sunday morning, ne to amanda poland said they miss all across to charge you for 39 seconds on its way to targets in west and ukraine. officials in ukraine saying that ad defense is shut down around a dozen miss house, an underground keep residents with all to remain in shelves as the city of live close to the pony for the also came with the heavy attack. when you had said, go to shasky, speaks for the operational command of the polish armed forces. we asked him why they didn't shoot the russians. we saw that. we need to know. we need to be sure that it will. it will not move farther to the police territory. and so the tragic story and the reason that the show us that we told them to, to,

it's safer to not to, to not to destroy the object because of the, of the consequences of a, you must the, you know, it's going to burn the others. but it's about the, it will slow down the, the, the, the object to be pulled down and you never know where, where it's going to be. so it's safer to, to let them passed away from over a space. a very to me are on a, is a military analyst from king's college london. and she explained how this might have happened. well, what would have to understand um, there is a significant difference between cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. cruise missiles, fly of low altitudes. they are essentially, if you wish, like an unmanned aircraft and so they have different guidance systems on board. such is train mapping, satellite navigation, and they have a degree of maneuverability in order to remain on the tech that so to fly beneath

the radar. so here is a possibility of wild violation of fear space is a violation regardless of whether it was thursday, 9 seconds or 3 minutes or whatever it might have been. the scene here with which we have to understand the missile might have tried to evade certain the air defense is located in ukraine and therefore venture it briefly in to the polish territory. so you can often say that you can completely determine the course of some missile. we have seen as a polish defense minister saying the news that the missile wasn't targeting anything on the polish territory. they were monitoring several missiles. i think up to 10 missiles, i'm going to leave. they are for the news that dismissal wasn't an attack on poland per se. and that's a side of the missiles. have a small room of the ability to wear the,

to read the air defenses. there for it is to assume that it wasn't an intentional incursion into polish air space and was not presenting any direct strep to poland. being anita member, which is why a pool and didn't shoot it down. all right, let me go. we'll take a look at some of the stores and making news around the world. the un secretary general, i'm telling a good tatters to set the only effective way to increase a to gaza is by road during the visitor agency called on israel to remove what he called the obstacles preventing aid from reaching the gaza strip. the secretary general visited egypt forwarded with gauze on saturday, and reiterated just call for an immediate humanitarian safe spot keidel to express . but frances has led traditional celebrations for palm sunday in the vatican. an estimate of $25000.00 people attended ceremony, which commemorates that a christians believe. jesus entered the jerusalem for the last time before being crucified. nearly a week later,

officials in nigeria say more than 200 students and staff kidnapped early this month, have been released around 280, abducted from a school in kaduna state. on the 7th of march, i just had to go, which has been searching for a new president, following weeks of turmoil, to congregate to the most s favorites in the field of 90. i do buy is a could be a politician from the same pocket is kind of peasant mac. the south is lost, him has been not by controlling us in mass. protests made a position challenging about the rude, the idea of my faith is promising. change both sides say that confidence of victory results onto expensive today until 2 of the will i do while 8 from the institute for social security studies in the sending gonna use capital data a welcome to the w. what sort of day has the election day bait? thank you so much for helping me because we're not interested in

b. and i think us any good news then look forward to these particular day constitute any political domain that does characterize the country. in the past 3 years, and so people to post a mazda across the country to cause their routes and the, i mean, that's not really a search for some administrative challenge. easy to blazys. i think the lives are not gone very peacefully. and who's getting the most attention in this field of 19 kansas? yes, the police crowd that bought, i think this is going to be not about to do major candidates. and the up was the ship probably didn't do my buying and i'm out and about the guys friendly the stuff . and we are probably the doors run those because the numbers going to be split across that a box. and i think i need to be very loose, little likely that and they will not be suppressed rugs is going to be able to get out to a single me,

george. so talk us through the likely time scales that we are 13 dot 10 from 60 him to the police. always thought, according to the guy in the guidelines. and then hopefully maybe within the next 24 to 48 hours, we'll have a good idea of what the the results landscape is going to look like. and we also expected that based on the cost, it is not guidelines that the deed for the runoff has been to be fixed. a lot to still job us, i'm sending that to use our predict jeanette albuterol. and that's what we're really head cannot bid for. now, until it gets to the most pressing issues that facing outside of y'all's next president, as i think the resemblance would tell more, it would be a need for political, of course, dusenberry from the law was said at a low voice close,

interested in the hand of the president, so in one to see some lips, the team reformed just into the ball search. so that the recent political crisis would not be didn't, you know, we followed, but much more desire front of me created these are there made to load the lines and, and these are sort of needful development, the curse quoted based on how it's secured. see, so these are those other parts of claudia, you'd unemployment studies are fixing the country. and that's the reason why some of them, of course, that is the dimensions of the legs. some of the huge and that's also characterized coughing, acros enabled cindy. you'd really call me not that much to have to hustle, but the next step. yeah, of course in the selection. okay, thanks for talking to us throughout the other. well i, i do wiley from the institute for security studies in doc. com. thank you so much for having and i'm glad you are up to date's up next on d. w. as technology shows shift takes

a look at small palming and the types that can help after the be comfortable sustained a half. but most of the world news at the top of the the us be about the media that goes in the media and legal law. go up, got it done. but again, i will stop into that and i'll give you a go on and you are you able to order that up? joe, media, doctor coverage, the more people than ever on the move world wide and such. but this are nice to be able to use them in a decade. t mess will do. it only like goes have you already a 2 megs up.