seeing russia is changing strategy and aims, and should we expect the collective west to continue up the escalation latter the this act was prepared both by radical islamic themselves, naturally facilitated by western special services and the special services of ukraine also have a direct link to it the head of a rush is federal security services, western powers play the role. and the reason for this attack in las vegas, the blood is high court rules when he leaves, found those who the size can fight against is potential exposition to the us. but only the number of conditions on the sub is for a method criticizes. the un security council of a blocking and the based on data is 1999. but many of you,

this love you as rough as soon as the discuss as important. over 2570 casualties estimate the problem must go to the world. this is james. good to have your company today. my names were on the desk, so from fridays to attack on a crowded concept whole and must go, has now climbed $239.00. that means is through each of them will continue in depth coverage of the dead this atrocity in russia. in decades, the, in a read 10 devices here is the head of russians. federal security service says it was some powers facilitated the terrorist attack at the calls that whole and new plane

was directly involved. a lonely ship. i am still. this act was prepared both by radical islamic themselves and naturally facilitated by western special services. the special services of ukraine also have a direct link to it. what does ukraine supposedly need to do to prove its worth, the commit sabotage and terrorist attacks? and that's what the ukraine security services and the british security services have claimed. oddly enough, the americans have also spoken about this repeatedly on those. why didn't you specify the yes, the u. k. and ukraine and those 3 countries were behind the terrorist attack. second, associated with this while i think so we are currently talking about the findings that we have and there awesome general developments the f as v, the director of the f as v also went on to mention that they are looking into information as to why these terrorists were fleeing to ukraine. they also added that they are doing what it takes to identify all the participants involved in

these attacks and the, the list of the accomplices is growing. now he did mention though, as we've heard that this whole attack was something that wasn't active by the west and ukraine. now he says that this was a reason to stare some sort of chaos and panic in russia and greatness goes down. the actually a ukrainian side has been training and preparing militants in the middle east. we are aware of that. they travel to places where the terrorists were located, worked with them, and trained people from various countries who are now fighting on behalf of the key of regime. these are most and resume the ukranian side highs for combat work against russia. now he did say that they are taking steps to find out who ordered this and that there will be a measured response as well. but when it comes to the u. s. warning, he says that the general warning that was given by the united states to russia was

simply not enough, but that they did take the information in consideration and they did what of the codes. now he mentioned a few terrace attacks that were planned, but were successfully stopped by the if this be a one of which was supposed to happen during the elections during the concert after the elections at one was supposed to happen at a church in saint petersburg. so just taking all of this information into consideration, he says that the ukrainian special services should be considered a terrorist group and recognized as such in russia. now another point was that the president floods him important was speaking at a board meeting of the prosecutor general office. and he highlighted that the investigation is still ongoing to figure out the reason behind the crime. and so that the criminals will receive a fair punishment. but it's took me to go to the criminals who committed this mass murder as you now have been arrested investigators, i meticulously establishing the circumstances of this barbaric crime satisfying

it's details determining the role and degree of guilt of each suspect and studying the conclusions of criminologists. and other experts, the federal security service and other state agencies are examining the issues under the coordination of the anti terrorist committee. we are showing that the prosecutors will do everything necessary within their authority to ensure that those criminals receive a fair punishment as required by russian law. excuse me. now the russian prosecutor, general eager customer did mention that the, the process whole attacks were and the showings that are done by ukrainians have one thing in common and nothing is intimidation, trying to image, intimidate russia. another thing is on a different occasion, russia security council secretary nichol. i thought the show was asked whether it was the stomach state or ukraine that was behind the attack. what we do know is that 11 people were detained, and 8 of them appeared before the court. but the latest,

the latest person that was arrested is a man that goes by the name of alisha customer. he's a 32 year old man. he is married with 3 kids. he is a russian citizen that was born and couldn't get done, but he has no criminal past. now what said here is that he rented out the apartment to terrorist, but he did the 5 that he had no idea what they were going to do. and he simply put out the ad on the website for the apartment to be rented a day before. 3 people are also arrested and detained. and to these people, 3 of them are relatives. so it's 2 brothers and one father. it is said that they sold the car to the terrorist that they use during the attacks. so overall the investigation is still ongoing. it's still continues. so there are a lot more questions that are going to have their answers soon. london's high cool has blown said the we can,

meeks found the easily and assigned to the right to feel his potential expedition to washington with us. only if the u. s. is unable to provide the cool with. so it's an assurance is now doing the songs wife, who attended the heavy slammed eroding as a manifestation of the political band. debts are against the gentlest. today's decision is astounding. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he's being persecuted because he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurances the bottom of ministration should not issue assurances. they should drop the same whole case that should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according

to the us test supervisor. so as it is on 3 condition, for one of those is that a size can rely on the american constitution which protects freedom of speech. the final dates of the us to greets of those conditions is, looks like the main building. so is that a force you to fail to abide by that sound? so you can will block assad's leave it to you with alpha? for the hearing, you spoke with x littles form of colorful in the u. k. who shared his thoughts on the court ruling? i was facing the close to the to div the fence, the opportunity to $4040.00 appeal on every route that they were to appeal is to be, be saw, the it today's the see. should they called out $6.00 point start. the defense was on the,

the full appeal has basically invites the political of power age united states. i think he was, is supposed to be just the case in a united kingdom there. sure. this is the cause of the issue by the state department. and we know they're gonna assume they're going to sign and you pay for it before the other cases. just just to get the cool. let's do come to the united states. the new maximum is $22.00 pieces,

each united states. and we know that those are, those are 4 inches. i've done pretty well. the paper, the reason of my lease news out there's been, i'm angry, reaction from is out off of the us of stain from a vote. the un security council, which pays the way for the body finally end up seeing a resolution cooling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. in response to israel is 5 minutes and this the yahoo have cancelled the chief delegation visit to washington, and the middle eastern countries pop diplomat says the us as close as i lie, made a moral mistake. the main problem with not imposing the veto on the ceasefire proposal is that how most immediately hardened its positions. this is a mistake both in the value sense and in the moral sense. it is clear that the u. s . wants the release of the object these but the message that the resolution has sent to her mouse in arabic, not in english,

is that there is no need to rush. it's a non binding resolution, so there's no impact at all on israel and israel's ability to continue to go after home us. it does not represent a change at all in our policy. it's very consistent with everything that we've been saying. we want to get done here for the 1st time i have to say a year is a week between each row and it's key ally across the ocean becomes. so all of this on monday, the un security council passed at russia and china pushed resolution calling on a loss thing ceasefire in the gaza strip and the unconditional release of his really hostages to us. but to use its veto power 4 times in 5 months of a brutal conflict lease time has obtained official tel aviv took it as a be trail 5 minutes to intern yahoo div 10 sold. the visa top is really high profile that occasion to washington during the main thing that the u. n. the palestinians representative stress, israel must be held accountable for what they did and gather these really,

ambassador describes the resolution as unacceptable. there can be no justification for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. the accepting any justification for such crimes is renouncing out of humanity and destroying the root of international law beyond repair. your demands for a ceasefire without conditioning gate on the release of the hostages. not only is not helpful, but it undermines, undermines the efforts to secure their release. shortly before the vote on monday, the award the permanence regarding the tourist was dropped from the resolution and russia expressed as concerns over the move that's taken. listen principal at new horizons tools. it is fundamentally important that for the 1st time, the un security council demands that the parties observe an immediate cease fire

even if limited to the month of ramadan. unfortunately, what happens after it remains unclear since the wording lasting can be interpreted in different ways. and this is very significant calistin. the big question of course now is whether israel or have mass will abide security council resolutions are binding in the international law. betsy, is that they are open to interpretation, hard to enforce, and often simply ignored, including by israel. what isn't clear if you asked, we'll go that far and allow this to happen because despite the criticism of israel's deadly campaign in the guys, this trip, the costs place and the country's history, by the way, washington is military support for israel continues the rock crags and they have been between the 2 allies in place for weeks. the reason is rose controversial plans to invade russell. that is now housing some one point. 5000000 gallons view as the amended has solid plan on where and how israel is planning to relocate those

guidelines and how we can make sure that the safety is guaranteed a major military operation. and rough uh would be a mistake, something we don't support. we continue to feel quite strongly that to such an operation in raso that doing something like that without a credible and clear plan. something that we had a plan that also doesn't address for the various humanitarians pieces would be a disaster. we do not believe that in operation a mil major military operation should proceed in rafa. unless there is a clear and executed will plan to protect those civilians. and we have not seen a plan like that. we have to wait and see how the situation will develop and if the west will take a harder stance on the issue. and maybe we'll implement a big or pressure on it's ally here in the middle is that we spoke with horizon doing a lot of the t a past the, you know, as i mentioned it on is on us relations. he says, well, benjamin netanyahu is pursuing his personal interest as lead israel to being

isolated of the tension between united states and danielle. this finale and his government has been uh, rising. and the last period now. and there is a very they are, there are feelings in the united states and that, and he always left england instead of seeing a bite in more and more, to cause him to lose the coming elections. and to bring back to the white house, the republican part of it, but at the end and on that on some of these are the only limitations. now i'd like using been a german, anything you know, the thing is related to the cutting situation, to isolation. that the position where the united states accept the best such another solution in the secured with the counselor of that that will be on countries who consider the lives, toys that i like united kingdom and jo many and now i've seen you can you call them for think a miller today i'm going to go on is that i am,

i don't think that is an emergency supply out of because of this sort of solution. there are fines of you and the general assembly of your on security council of international courts. the bias of decisions that is an nibbler being acclimated or unable to apply a truce preventive from being does how the sub inform is to describe the un security council is refusal to all the debate about native 1919 i knew this the bombing and discussion the russia said was principal to have, so this is more than 2500 civilians were killed back in 1999 when the mentioned live carried out a mass over time, over 78 days, all season saw the basking thanks. look back, i'm covering some painful tips. today, our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces.

we act to stand united with our allies for peace. the doctors like 10 killed as soon as 38 injured. already the claims of crimes against humanity. so it'd been a storage you said a missile go to roy, who's the destruction of this village home narrowly missing the family insight? 25 is on and so that is still questioning why nature forces rein down palms on the country for some 78 days. kelly around 2000 civilians. us made its case

though this was about avoiding a humanitarian catastrophe, to deter and even bloody or offensive against innocent civilians, impulsive and if necessary. to seriously damage the serbian military's capacity to harm the people of kosovo. in short, it present most of which will not make peace. we will limit his ability to make war that accusation against the law. so they choose part of a long standing campaign folly. the west painting serves as being the pro flooding . the media was already wrapped up against the serbs. they were calling serves the butchers and war criminals and so on. and the bombing was set to start, serves with demonized since 1991. and these, these campaigns have given his agents were always accelerating the before a new wave of escalation of conflict. so i remember friends of the 1999, there was

a page off of the time which side sides have borne bond serves to help. the germans spiegel strong for the argument insights and cnn everybody, including hollywood, were constantly and still are for training serves as the villains. and let's say that we were kind of a substitute for soviet's russians during the post cold war. we need to back up a few years here because in the early 199 cases, the former yugoslavia began to crumble a port. there were a series of separate but related aspect conflicts that were playing out, including in bosnia. now, each time the west pointed the finger of blame at 6, they were claims of widespread ethnic cleansing nazi salt concentration camps. the violence was old from the one site. it was claimed. reality on the ground was very

different. possibly ration. army was the most violent fraction amongst albany and separate to say were attacking the police patrols. so they were taking police outposts of murdering policemen. constantly. this happened uh, a month or a month and the serbian government's knowing that the west will of course, complain about the excessive force was trying to find the political solution who was trying to talk to will be of you. but i seem to go over the leader of the separate. this was the boundary several times talking to me last week, directly. uh, box the watts. uh uh, in the meanwhile, she's problem. maybe even didn't know. i wanted to go was not controlling the tears . it was a completely separate organization, kaylay that was directly uh, controlled as a pop, it's by, by the western services. and that is, that is how technically the war star to the images from one tv report in particular

was seized upon to show the despicable nature of the subs as the mainstream media reproduce. those images, the context was completely lost. gordon was the fact that, so it'd be neat just heading vine to the gen list to see what was happening. instead in a report that had showed many people who seemed healthy newspapers, we produce the images only of those who looked emaciated. that evoked painful memories of the holocaust decades before with p r agency seizing on them, elated. they admitted that there was no concrete evidence that suited being desktops ever existed. but when you did all of this, you had no past what you said was true. you only have the article in newsday, our work is not to verify information. we're not equipped for that or work is to accelerate the circulation of information favorable to us to aim at judiciously

chosen targets. we did not confirmed the existence of death camps. in bosnia, we just made it known that news day affirmed it. that propaganda continued to play into the tension and seeing what was now the federal republic of yugoslavia headed up by milosevic with a territory. the cost of only peroration on me was carrying out an insurgency in the spring of 1999, the 2 sides were rude together for peace talks on the outskirts of paris. now, the torques failed nature. once again, blaine, this said so will king away. but that's not how everyone sees it. madeline albright comes down with james rubin, deputy secretary of state, and they set up the condition, for instance, of nato should be freely roaming around in serbia. of course, supper and steak size. know things for that. so they knew that these things

suggested that as part of a deal, we lost it, which would say no, i would have said no to i still remember vividly how corrupt in the media was because james rubin was interviewed on cnn. and he had the famous words today, the steps of chosen war and the obedience of justice and peace. now do you, who did you speak to christiane amanpour, who was his wife at the time? so, i mean, it is amazing to me that the whole thing was to set up the same thing as it was set up to deal with the negotiation to ukraine. a full my head of the us is, you can slow of your desk later admitted that it deliberately set the ball higher than the subs could accept to. now, within hours of the told grating dime they to dropped its 1st bones in an unauthorized campaign. the 1st time it had to use military force without the inducement of the un security council. it illegally targeted the federal

republic of yugoslavia pounding it in day and night until the last of which was forced into a deal a quarter of a century later, some wounds still fast uh, on the grave accusations that were made against the search to justify nature's action. remain largely unprepared. solid, able to escape reporting for all teeth from fell grade in serbia. they, savannah quotes all the sundries as nato bottom do to solve this a 78 days fate. follow us 1st of coverage this week here on how to react to protect thousands of innocent people in the, to the fuse a power to get the heart of bureau to stand united with our allies for feed my generation. never to see those see in your at

the the other thing you're doing now we're in to simulate and is demonstrations and opposition gallery. i look counter valley of clashed had had in the indian camera to the 1st i really got out of the house of parliament. i went to organized by we offer this in policy, the a p holding so, so as these to free the need to money laundering allegations. ned, 2 items in case it was a risk where he maintains that they are from that we moved to, they did the root in the g p in time, gather a counter protest against what it says is corruption and the employees detain dozens of individuals during the demonstrations and use what the comments contained

in the march this old thumbs again, some back trouble. upcoming general terms from the, from the ad was into the have expressed concerns about them as i am trans policy in the over the as indeed the upcoming file was calling on new day to quote appli basic democratic principles. in this case, now, little monk, spot of protest any leading to the summoning all the jo and i boss the end is an issue of foreign affairs release. the following statement. we see such remarks as interfering in our traditional process and undermining the independence of our judiciary. india is a vibrant and robust democracy with rule of law, as in all legal cases in the country and elsewhere in the democratic world level tickets on course, an instance matter bias assumptions made on this account or most unwarranted really . so it's a global strategic analysis says, tends to interfere in his domestic affairs,

wound jesus. i'm then insolvency and democracy a dozen different components in the us. save somebody that is or this is you let him did when he, somebody that i think this agency may have his domestic components. he may have is on a different kind of compulsion that i can do is say election to bring on. or there is a particular language, perhaps the mortgage date and the, the i have the full but have to be model policing of the lord especially is on the 2 countries i'm, but i think the, i sent them put it like that, but that doesn't work because it test clustered them, but they don't want the relationships in them the least this so more policing idea as well as the habit of for all these countries. so therefore, i think they need to learn a lesson in the slain, stable democracy, which is strict as you go to know me. and therefore, we do not interfere in anybody's internal affairs. we don't expect any ridiculous interview to know if it's that simple one number to all your issue processes in

india data, absolutely free and fair drives to be able to load it. we don't need to send it from anybody is united states. now, a major search and rescue operation is underway and the american city of bolts of all off the part of a huge bridge collapse absolutely to authority. that was a mass casualty event. i've correspond that side of this football. i've been waiting since i was given a search and rescue operations for survivors of a bridge collapse at the post of baltimore continue. we are asked close to this team as possible. as all access rights have been blocked off, the police have told us that access to the scene will be crosses at a later date. at the moment it is thought that at least 6 people are still missing, all of whom are laborers, who will, repairing the bridge at the time of the collapse. we were able to speak to one of the colleagues, and he is what he told us. think went then,

are you there out there in the water right now were told the one person was pulled out but is in critical condition in a coma. all the things that are happening are very hard and sat that was good studies handle for day the board. such operations continued both in the sky and on the move to. however, low temperatures at night have made them difficult rescue services arrived at the scene within just 10 minutes of receiving the calls to people was saved. one was on hud, and the other was an extremely serious condition and was believed to be one of the workers. he went on the bridge at the time f b i. agents are already watching of the scene of the incident as part of the ongoing investigation ruling out a terrorist attack. the governor of maryland has may statements about the investigation of declared the state of emergency. that's less than 2 his words take it or we're still investigating what happened. but we are quickly gathering details . the preliminary investigation points to an accident. we haven't seen any

credible evidence of a terrorist attack or the by the more likely to go that into the male file to more quote, what happened an incredible tragedy which can happen early in the cinema. recall that the video shows that off to the collection of the dry call go shape with the bridge. the last to collapse from just a few seconds. transport minister pete beauty judge is in constant communication with rescue teams and authorities, and the region in the white house is also closely monitoring the rescue operation on the search for survivors. it is, was mentioning that the port of baltimore is one of the largest on the east coast of the united states. and on this bridge there is a multi lea, my to way traffic. so now everyone is wondering what could have happened if the dissolves to happen most in the middle of the night. but you are a better off shower. this was, it shows the moment the massive steel structure fell into.