the, the, the faster and the distance. so you can see rescue is trying to get to the 2nd floor if you can see in the life of the flashlight, just over the night time tara, as well. so the down to the play them is all slam into the problem broke in the russian city, of course, anything 15 people wounded, alcohol, so on. and one of the 1st on lucy, during the most expensive archaeological excavations in russian history was 6000000 findings. why discovered 350000 of them became ex events on today's the day to the city and crime and the roster as rings as of late with a new move them inquiry is outraged,

say even of as the flags and not be this. the only thing the thing to find with this is ousted crime is i have the us may have been the be high and then the unrest in the country to resign the while the to the when click on all change that i don't filtering the biggest news from the last 7 days as well as cover. let me stop to this. i was breaking news from the russian since you close to a local authority, say parks open intercepted you put in a mirror, so have come down on a residential block off the key. last night to attack on the city 15 people have been wounded to a said to be in serious condition rather than the husband if it says full this all them full t. is this something down overnight?

the incident happened off the most of the last is largest ever. i haven't seen terrorism operation in that region and to others often incursion by you playing full of his earlier this week. oh, he's english that of so this report. so right now you can see here the 55 is still dealing with the optimize of the photos terrorist attacks by the opinion of forces . here you can see the whole as a, as in the authorities helping out with the dealing with the optimize over there is a balcony and rescue as they're trying to get to that apartment on the 2nd floor. you can see that this whole part of the facade has been very, very fat. these damaged windows have been shifted. and again, the attack came very late at night, almost at midnight. so people were quotes of god. we didn't have time to take shelter. it was 12 o'clock at night. we were sleep. mom is 94 years old.

i am on my 69 years old. we were already a sleep. when this explosion happened, i picked up my mom and we went to the bathrooms. then there was several explosions . when everything stopped, i went out, everything was scattered in the rims, the windows was shafted. i grabbed the things that had been prepared in advance, and we went out. the man helped my mother down from the 5th floor because she doesn't work well herself. i called my relatives, my sister came and took my mother casa on for the 2nd floor, was a place the apartment was on fire, then 55 is in special services, began to arrive all the residents. so right now to the house, opened the basements. what were you doing anyway? you were already asleep when? yes, of course was slapped, the sacraments ran and just a couple of minutes later this explosion was heard. the windows and balcony doors shut it on the floor, said boss, i see that the 1st entrances are about the end of the building. did i understand

correctly? the 2nd floor is very damaged and it was a blaze that does that. the 2nd floor on the 1st on the 2nd entrance was on fire and the 3 cause the building nearby. so this was the most large scale mess all the taxes, the town. of course, i've had to deal with a sofa. you can see volunteers, locals, who, who are just a all around the, it is quite a had to right now back there in the distance you can see rescue is trying to get to the 2nd floor if you can see in the life of the flashlight, just over that, you can see that the whole that's being tied, the entire facade of this building, at least this middle section of it, has been quite badly damaged. so they're trying to get that trying to get apartment to apartment to apartment basically because they have no way of doing so on the inside. there's a whole new evidence of filling out the list of the residents of the house who's

been effective. we decide whether they will go to temporary accommodation or they will stay with their relatives and friends. i'm writing this down because the commission we set up in the morning. we'll go through the apartments and look at the damage. well, the emergency response has been very, very significant. you can see that police, you can see 5 trucks inside this through right here to 5, several ambulances has come to the same. they are right now trying to deal with all the frame unit gays. it's very, very residential building. in fact, if i move just slightly to the side here, i am already, well, this is a huge puddle of water that it didn't seem to done from the side for us. but here you can already see the rubble. and if we could get just a little bit closer here, you can see it's really dog, but rescue is that doing us a bit of a service. because in the light of the flashlight,

you can see the scale of damage delts to, to this apartment building. just pay attention to the lights over that. there's a lot of going to the 2nd tools and as a balcony over there. so they are trying to get a few that apartment to see if there are any survivors, any casualties, anybody wounded? because the attack came very, very light. it's not a most people who were home, who didn't go to the country side for the holidays for the, for the weekend. if they were home they would, would have been a sleep probably. and if they would have been quotes of god. so this is the main purpose of the rescue services right here, because of the my shoulder, hey, you can see some of the latest footage released by the russian defense and then see it shows the apple pushing back the cleaning cushion in the cliff region. well,

it's got approval of flights, a desktop that says you put in friends and all the vehicles in the bold area, several massages of fire that included in positions with the m. o. d thing. all that so i was, were destroyed. meanwhile, russian ad, if i was repelled more than a $115.00 drones in 24 hours and destroyed 16 us produced by laws of it. and to french, made miss of a rough. and this kind of missile has also destroyed a cleaning, commodity controlled pose in a precision strike that is 50 and you put it in since was said to being killed. the customer of buildings and the heavily wooded area, apparently. so as a coordination center, the inquiry has lashed out as russia accusing it of destroying an ancient monument of global significance and cry. ma'am, that's off the rush. i have built a museum complex near the old city in order to preserve the world heritage site. i

think always wanted us to assume one of the people from the c a unique ancient this on times they say low k says only black say show it called us over 20 head says of line including 3 spaces to the k to, to christianity and say quickly, it's designed to him as well as crime in and the world, the museum and temple complex of users. and this located in the very heart of rushes of a staple, was built in less than 2 years on the side of a former high security area. it is also located in the south and still both of the tour a terraced and asked me is the embers of the for all your logical excavations were carried out before construction work began during the most expensive all kilo to cool excavations in russian history was 6000000 findings, why discovered 350000 of them became extra bits with just

a little boy of follow through with more than 1500 people participated in this unique are can a logical expedition from various institutions in our country. we encountered various monuments in our way dollar structures, tyrone shrines, cool and bargains and potter accounts. we are very demanding people and considering that the cultural heritage sites will be located in this building. of course, a special regime, a special security system and so on are required. so if you go into this building, when it is ready, you will see some monuments built into the structure of the building. the building has been designed in such a way as to preserve the unique objects of the archaeology right inside the museum . i don't recall something along this previously on the territory of chromium peninsula. toward kirsten s. museum reserve is one of the oldest cities in russia, with st. fly, damascus. diedro edits very hot. the site is an ancient cultural landscape consisting of a greek policy, and it's agricultural him to land construction,

lots of things here. so that's what carried out near the tour a curse and asked me to say in was a and eunice go, well, it's hard to side. the resist features the remains of a city founded by during greece in the 5th century b. c, as well as public building complexes, residential neighborhoods and early christian monuments. it is police the it was hit, the print slot in may, because it's a christiane to see in the 10th century, he laser went on to baptized russia. but despite russia's aim of preserving this treasure trove of a bygone era, while building the new her son s museum on temple complex, ukraine was quick to condemn the construction taking place near the recess with the international council of museums, accusing russia of destroying unique archaeological last in the boston explode area, suggesting the russia, hotels, museums into an instrumental full fast back the full cry may have voters to the components of russia. no one left to explode the area. but will that change of the

referendum look up, boys instead of me? well, what is to a warfare when they walk through the parking lot adjustments and you hear thoughts? and i see license plates and cars from a lot of different regions. i'm coming to us in the caribbean peninsula, including guests from ukraine. we are a lot, and this complex is perhaps mostly instrumental warfare, perhaps an element of conformation of peace and conformation that russia was yeah, is, and will be a country that pop her eyes this nancy large, the entire world there is, but it's just, it was a stocks, but usually people, historically the cell, the suburb of temperature semester was controlled by cyrus. authorities of tags to the latest explanation which began in february, concerts, bounty. so i'm just finally got access to this territories. and then of course, many hard to take advantage of this opportunity to explore the produce and explorers quarters of the ashen seating. conservationist has been busy, restoring all the discovered for our legs and not only those found on the territory

of the tory car semester, but from the new here semester as well was done in the i'm currently working with a lead and this is a find from one of the graves in the southern suburb of cars. so nice with the new cars. so nice park is now located. i've been working with this subject for probably 4 months now. and i have just about that amount of time ahead for it. the idea to create this distinctive historic place mean 1st, and this was 1st proposed by russian president vladimir putin. some of the most important tasks at hand, while the construction of the name is the temple complex, and the preservation of priceless ancient heritage. while ago you said look people up, what does it mean an incredibly short time the construction of this completely unique museum temple cluster was scary doubt that we could not even imagine that in less than 2 years we would open 23 hector's in the territories. this, this has been under military control for many decades, dozens of discoveries and dozens of volumes of st. difficult towards merch from

these studies, we have opened the southern suburb of harrison. this is where the new harrison's bark is now located. we have open new pages in the history of this agency to this side can accommodate up to 50000 people at a time and with the crime in holiday season. in full swing, the 1st guest already it's the exploring memory to use fitness. we haven't seen everything yet, but the 1st impression is it's certainly cool just, it's very beautifully done. everything is still attached to the smallest detail. the atmosphere of the antiquities can really be foutz. it's really a plane thrust greater simply incredible architecture in energy. it's very cool, it's magical place. russian specialist will not any able to carry out archaeological digs along. so i knew construction was, but it's, i present the ancient legacy for generations to come and you have. so nashville fee is the past and present along it's elizabeth as an architecture on a stage of what a gina from civil staple for all see what has changed is out buying the

this is alan said, prime is a, have him to the us may have pay the roll and the dead, the rest, the slip, so confused is a full see how to set down. so you can watch it just being pushing for a presence. in the south asian nation. i resigned to avoid witnessing the death toll that radical sought to achieve through violence. they wanted to gain power over the dead bodies of students. but i did not allow that. by stepping down, i could have stayed in power by surrendering saint martin island sovereignty, allowing us control over the bay of bengal. i urge my fellow countryman not to be misled by radicals. this is a pretty big claim. she is saying, i write for the 1st time, she's had to do this in the past, but the 1st time is saying that the us was behind the move the house to of course, she fled. i find with ash all the resigning just in the last week. this was all this the who purchased sitting goes to the country. they've been incredibly violent

for the last 3 weeks. and what she says is giving us a clear indication as to why she believes us was straightening her down full. she says this has to do with an island cool st. mountains island, which is in the bay of things all except fine to that. she island and she says that the us for a long time and other people have step is to wanted to create the military face on that. and it's a really strategic island. does it look just look out to the bay of bengal. it also looks up to the middle of the straits, which is one of the world's t trading routes. and the us, it's been suggested really well into the base that to send the defiance position in southeast asia, unhook government. in fact, the dash had refused that time and time again. now, it's not just her, please make those claims. one of her advisors who also happens to be her son made such claims a couple of days ago in another ring to be i'm these came to being made by other

members of his government in the past. who's in the full flight about talking about this. and also we put other countries moving funds with ash over the last few years about the u. s. floating to say to the fault, and it's politics most go. was one of those making those warnings that type of this is what i have to say. in case the u. s. is not satisfied with the results of the popular vote attempts to further the stabilize bangladesh along the lines of the arabs spring lightly. now its face was orchestrated. it was incredibly wells because literally within hours of her resigning and slipping, the country, students had already said who they wanted to be the next leader of this isn't mine called them a how may june this will talk about him a little bit further in a moment. but let's just say for right now, he is a darling of the west and the us couldn't hide have the light to that was that she would be this cad, take a prime minister. we welcome the announcement of an interim government and urge any transition to be conducted in accordance with bangladesh as laws. all decisions

regarding the interim government should be made with respect to democratic principles, rule of law, and the world of bangladesh. the people we think that is important that we focus on the bangladesh, these peoples democratic aspirations and see, or a path to democratic governance. so, you know, we've been covering a pair of clothes on all to international. we've been seeing a lot of trouble on the streets, certainly a little unrest. how severe has it been? it's been massively violent. we've seen hundreds of people losing their lives. and that's one of the things that shakes. i seem to refer to one of the reasons why she said she's resigned in step down is because she wanted to still thoughts, bloodshed. now these purchase being ongoing now for a few weeks and they all still wanted in relation to purchase against a jewel quote to system. this was a system that said that the defendants and veterans who took part in the 1971 as a liberation, combined with actual resist

a 3rd of jobs. but she had to listen to the processes and she had to go math. and despite the fact you hit clips to the moans, which normally is where you see. and then the protests they continued, and the violence continued to spiral lots of control. that's just gonna flavor of some of the pilots for so in those parts that's of the the, to as you can get a sense that are incredibly violent to hundreds of people died. and the full, the final is actually a prime minister saying look, i'm happy to take one for the team. all resign, let stopped the violence that stopped the bloodshed. and that's she said why she

left the country. so, you know, he mentioned, well, how many doing this before? what do we know about him? he's all supposed to be as full name as into him. p. m, for now, but what do we know about him? and more importantly, does anybody ties the us to know anything about that? look on paper, he looks like an incredible candidate. this is a nobel prize winning economist the don't just remember that back in 2006, he was given the nobel prize for the fact that he came up with these ideas of these micro loadings which is a live people who normally couldn't get access to banking and loans to get money to be able to set up businesses and it was seen as being hugely, you know, wonderful idea and opportunity and was listing people out of poverty. the west of love to me studied in the west. it was actually given as the presidential medal of freedom vice president of selma previously. and you bought president obama or all the so i'm either you get a sense of,

of these known ties. now at the same time, we know some wiki leaks tables, diplomatic cables, he was often going to the u. s. embassy in bangladesh and st. you know, i'm not happy with a shake. i found that she's not doing a great job. she doesn't likely. so it is interesting how have these long times going back and forth with the u. s. complaining it's about now the full must find live, actually prime minister. what isn't being mentioned really by the us, is that my, how many genius is that she just recently seen in jointed for him, special meant in bangladesh. these are charges that he denies, but he's part of the consortium that are accused of stealing something like $2000000.00 from individuals who took part in loans from the telecom companies that he set up. so it was interesting where you've got somebody who's been in going to via buying that, that should pull from pass a lunch, has no real political background. he did twice that to political policy, back in 2007, 2008 without failed. and yet,

despite the fact he was even out of the country, the students in bangladesh had his name on the let's. and he was the one that they wanted to be the prime minister. by joining me now, full of buying the ash is the blitz new. so he's, but it is a fellow who didn't show beach foundry, so thank you so much for taking the time to join us now is an interesting story. but so in your opinion, i mean the how well founded all the hands of the american face in the, of the, as in bangladesh, what interest does the us government have in, in, back with this? exactly? thank you. vantage, as you have been matched the usb at that time, keep trying to get the same market item do bundle with dish for staff that she is database and you know to about it because the butler,

this is very important especially because because they have this paper of india and 9 months. so in the ads are not as this has been persistent to try to get the same marketing as you can always and defense ministry matters in this country. when the previous government and you can, i saw my baby does she if i see that they are denied 2 guarantees of security to us . so the us was always trying to play the 2nd option. and as i bought, the mom of uses that to remind me of these, the receive the prize at the repeated at them. so basically to, because mom abuse is a major donors in the front and call dish and also trying to follow the gym. at the same time, these organizations are receiving soft drugs at large amount of black,

strong jaws. shoulders both intersected. so clearly would this be the 1st time that they much connected to the printer's at the same time with the dual credit by piece and as the us was book sitting expected for pick up, i started to try to pick from the previous company. they were trying to look for a, someone who would become like, oh, who did that good comedies design involved or this is definitely the 1st step to put them the best product. now, after the altar bar, she's not and these do them government. of course the us have a successfully his dog. the mom is at the head of the student government, but at the same time,

will you please remember whenever us intervenes in 20 countries like in in can get up in the dep grant as don in libya and then as a country. so even the us proxy was great, they actually create torch, have a p n, and they just do something that actually pushes the country into a tremendous scale. tempting operating in front of leather. now was a 100 users has succeeded becoming the chief advisor of the didn't government. he's old up. as i mentioned, he does something of belonging to is stormy store to then need to do it loudly send utilizes forces. is that only in trying to and connected and picture nice by the united states. yeah. so yeah, she goes sorry to interrupt you. the setup with us as the, the point that i wanted to make or as well because we've already seen the us. so

still rob protests in various countries around the world, the top pool, inconvenient visit, how easy it could have been for the us to do so in bangladesh. the uh, you know, the us has been uh, doing the same tactics is bundle just like with a truck. so sections. reason is jake. so send acceptance up to and uh what is happening now. but let's just use a tom on very big tom within this country. as us could not implement is a desired a blueprint in this country by turning it into this vessel state. so now they're trying to describe the internal compare oak state. but let's say that travelers dish and we have people with died and they have the consultation that i think by doing the has since we did the open, the end of the new waterfront is solve the issue. right. assessing a sort of,

you know, early a month ago, one buying the backs of the us may inspire a new, our spin. any agent can drop the winter notions or off of the, in a to we see mass protests of both the problem is and to resign. what, what do you think of that coincidence? oh, the us a for minutes. just books person is money as i've tried. oh, but she clearly said that something like out of spring or that happened in bolivar to that exact, we don't have to be here. we call it bond less be less so, so it's a very at, but assuming that that's what happens in the middle is, is do an issue and render the country. the same thing is happening here. i mean, it's not like us, he's looking for the sanctioning democracy, human rights or the flow or freedom of expression though they actually are smiling

destabilizes from 3 so that these come to becomes a freaking drawn. patterson at actually reading jones of dollars on the very convenient basis for us to play the multiple better of games to getting to that particular account and do the region and the yeah. the interesting and new, but i have to leave the side the sell out to the so even child, the editor of the blitz news papers of thank you very much, feel fine. thank you. thank wow, that runs off this news. i've always been have your company will say on all to international, do check it out. see, don't come, which so is that to, to catch up on, we're going to be back in about 30 minutes. we'll see you then the, the,

the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to world to pride. not too long ago mixing culture. it was for us with politics. what's considered bad taste nowadays when we get into trouble for failing to do that. scouts of culture and draw several larger gaps between people and in time nations is there's 2, any medium left to pay homage to an experience our share of humanity. to discuss that, i'm now joined by medical students at a world renowned serv been director and the amount of many disagreeable views historical students. it's a great honor and great pleasure for me to talk to thank you very much for giving

me the time. thank you. thinking now you're not only one of the most celebrated, but also one of the most outspoken film directors in the world. and i think that perhaps explained by the fact that you've got to your recognition very early. you've got to your 1st prize for your w film, but i still want to ask if being so outspoken today, interferes with your ability to express those same things to your belief through scene in mind for movies. the 2 processes that were going on at the same time, in the end of the century, the voice of an artist who was uh, having a no anymore the social effect as it used to have in the 1st 5. because you had a 2 blocks who had a separation and which one, which is the best inside, was proving the freedom to the eastern side. and when the collapse of the billing world came in,

when the soviet union was collapsing to somehow the world was getting into the bed shave regarding the freedom of speech and freedom of expression. they, the voice of announces, could have, is universally, uh, uh, it could be the car. but if you go on the, on the local communities, you not have anymore any, any effect on the, on the, on the community that you knew. why? because the whole thing is just celebrate the system. if you're the best director in the world, if you're the best right, that in the you could be, sir. but the limits of this uh, determined by proliferation of a different logical tools which are just making it so massive and the, the,