i don't believe the intercontinental only was lake regional sure. building somerset grand jury so during this we turn on the blogs are also going to turn to bill shorten so we go michel mentioned. in the eighty's of a bill in the end result response. from mountain syria over a brutal crackdown on anti-government demonstrations in which trouble five hundred are claimed to have been killed with washington and the treasury in fresh threatening fresh sanctions if the violence doesn't stop the. final preparations for the future victory day parade in moscow seven potions as russia gets ready to mark the defeat of nazi germany sixty six years ago. thousands of troops and hundred military hardware have been making their way through the whole of the last day jamie just the event itself how will the details will not bully. and american

gun and is going to pay him to exam the right to openly carry weapons claiming it's the longest line of defense in troubled times. and a very warm welcome from all of us here in moscow this is all she was nice thanks for joining us and first to syria where it's reported six people including four women have been killed in the nation's kuantan by syrian troops on government demonstrators tongues have swept through the coastal city of branding as well protest approaches took place in response to the deaths of at least during nationwide riots on friday the u.s. is warning the damascus regime that it will take new steps against it in response to the latest plan to crack down on these or is also joining russia for sanctions drive and has agreed to freeze assets and. as

a travel ban for top syrian officials damascus blaine's arms terrorist groups were then rest while press has to say they want amends to decades of repression and corruption so rights activists say more than five hundred people have been killed in the uprising since mid notch our international relations acts that now armond out of the hands of assets into the says in the current regime else to fix this complex i'm going to rather than democratic change in my for. president bashar al assad is some hierarchical genuine reform or relative or another. so they're trying to send the regime trying to present and if you like his english relatives to stop him from which they can somehow or other emerge from this as respectable leaders when you syria i think the problem is after the bloodshed we've seen. anger on the side of the liberals because they are not going to be hard to say when the opposition rugger on the other hand significant

minorities in syria. will resume alawite group very rich minority. of the christians in syria. iraq and the christian community there has been almost wiped out since liberation since if you like. democracy do they really want to happen in syria so yes you can see there's a lot of protests in france but also there are significant groups who say could be worse not better syria. israel iraq next door to so turkey a nato ally to the north he doesn't want to see chaos in syria as a choice in syria not just between democracy and the digital age. and while some are concerned the crest changes there are royals my. talks with franklin lamb from the group americans concern for middle east peace is it could

spread to other countries. foreign journalists have been expelled there's only two or three there so accurate reliable information has been a problem but certainly the protesters moved once after risking their lives to even exit their homes would want international support do you think it proper support internationally including from russia. they will survive and if people see hope and they think overcome their fear as we've seen in country after country people are willing to die they're willing to give their blood and to go to the streets and to leave their homes and risk their snipers this is a tremendous testimony to be for freedom so i think the fact that there are these other revolting revolutions going on is sweeping the region and i would argue that we're just beginning we are just at the beginning of the great islamic and arab

awakening of two thousand and eleven that will be felt throughout the middle east and i think it's momentous but extremely a moment. turning to leaving now where the rebels say exxon is agreed to sell the weapons they turn around for a ministry denies the claims but says it's providing equipment herself to friends supplying arms to leave for his advice. also to take his forces reportedly from the field in the rebel held city of misrata as it has been under siege for weeks scientists in some of the heaviest fighting of the conflict no casualties have been reported in the making position finds this one nation led coalition to provide weapons they don't have enough to be attacking the founder of the mission asked trying. to turn civil war. again. she and still ahead the homes of americans who say there's nothing to hide. i

believe that you should be able to. carry a firearm in any manner you choose. as a nation with the most gun owners and now they won't be going to bring their firearms into. troops in the streets of moscow along with turning some helicopters it's all the name of remembrance ahead of monday's victory day parade to mark the sixth the sixth anniversary of victory over no it's a journey. from the heart of a. twenty thousand three hundred to military hardware making their way through the streets of moscow and carrying out the full bill all right ahead of monday's big date right an incredibly impressive sight indeed and this is the final rehearsal ahead monday's break but they have a number of others the pulse is always incredibly strange that the around this time when you see the times driving down the streets going on

a day of remembrance. and of. the russian victory not just a day but ending. as usual and a very important day for going to reminding about twenty five million people and that will. last victory came at a very very heavy price recent years it's been the ride. across europe and it tends to glorify pull alongside fascists like. the ripples what has. been causing control in ukraine. anyone today can enjoy a good walk in this forest near the central ukrainian town of vignettes the true quilty of the area masking what lurks here seven decades ago these peaceful woods were once the site of a top secret and highly guarded nazi command center the werewolf bunker and. it

was a huge complex which had everything germany's cologne could need there was an officers' club a sauna. a swim hall and barracks some sources claim it when seven halls underground about the ground there were several wooden houses including a. being adult hitler ordered the construction of this bunker to control the nazi war effort on the eastern front it is believed the nazi leader himself was here three times with his personal swimming pool thought to be about the only thing to remain intact at the site the rest of the huge complex was destroyed in march nine hundred forty four this was believed to be the main entrance to the bunker which was exploded by the retreating german forces when the soviet troops arrived they went inside the facility and realized it was rigged with explosives they took no chances and detonated the other two entrances burying their werewolf secrets for

ever. to this day it is not known what remains underground as no one has ever managed to get inside the nazi era facility after the war many attempts have been made since then to gain access but have failed the walls are massively thick and the site is still subject to top secret because if occasion the director of the local military museum believes the complex was deliberately preserved to prevent any intrusion it was the bunker was built by soviet prisoners of war that's why it's blueprints still differ from that of still punching in bunkers across the former u.s.s.r. nobody will crack it open in the near future because it is still classified facility and that it may only be a pile of rocks but now the local administration wants to turn the world with ruins into a memorial to be opened in june this year. and fourteen thousand soviet people that

build and wired to the world will facility was slaughtered by the fascists that is why i want to put a dance around it and make it a memorial to the victims of fascism and to preserve and mammary the third despite this being a seemingly patriotic idea ukraine's communist party is not too happy about it staging tickets to protest against the plan and others were you given your in with the authors of this and you should be fine and have a clue no piece launched against the. building a monument to hitler costume creating an official not come for a new fascist movements in china thriving economy you don't need me with others over the we're will bunker has been a meeting place for right wing skinheads in the past as well as the target of endless supply collation some claim it is radioactive others say this cursed as all the complaints commander from here notably the bottles of stalingrad and cursed lead to crucial nazi defeats but seventy years on this seemingly dull ruins of

a top secret shelter remain a continued source of public curiosity and mystery alyse russia skee see reporting from vignettes in ukraine. on the way in these soyuz rockets that's living up to its name. the word russian for unity for this space was taken from the sky so you need drive phone children so let's give you a guided tour in just a few moments. americans are among the world's most armed citizens they have the right to bear weapons just isn't enough for some movement to allow people to carry their guns however they choose actually is coming for those wanting to push the second amendment to the next level. greg rutherford spent years carrying a gun in the pocket. in iraq as a defense contractor. so when he came home to virginia he didn't see

a reason to put it down being a former pretty sure if i thought that it was necessary to. obtain a concealed handgun permit to report martial crank as it might to just conceal his gun he wants to curious out in the open to me it's the constitutional way to korea firearm. and i think that. if you don't actually know your rights eventually you will lose them. his way if you drank up won't leave the house without her magnum three fifty seven pistol is. checked into this special back for packing heat. was nothing. big. even during the war. well i can hear and i think. i was. like i

was watching t.v. . and now i'm walking with quite hugh there are two hundred fifty million guns in the hands of american civilians and record as i mean he spent more than twenty five thousand dollars on his it's never complete i mean how many pairs of shoes do you have. i mean. i see guns or i want to get a read each one brings back memories. this was. my grandfather frog i'm. going to do that when i was little boy rather for it carries his gun everywhere he legally can and even encourages his daughters and nephew to as well and it wasn't just rutherford virginia citizens took on three pounds two thousand five hundred members they organize events like this one at parts of restaurants and other public places where they openly carry loaded weapons in an effort to normalize their critics say they. believe that you should be able

to. carry a firearm in any manner you choose on an airplane and in school virginia tech and columbine are some serious things and they don't allow guns it's always the criminals that get the guns and you can't have a gun in a gun free zone so that's going to be allowed on campuses the regina citizens defense league is part of the greater open carry movement a well organized network of gun owners in forty three states three bills parmar which mean everyone that makes you know makes it basically makes it easier to screw with the message that. first send in the open carry movement it's about more than security it's about forming a militia defending themselves from government tyranny and even organizing an insurgency in ford artsy carrollton virginia. barack obama has hailed the mission to kill osama bin laden as one of the greatest military operations in u.s.

history but u.n. human rights investigators want washington to disclose whether they were any plans to capture the al qaeda need to and glow good danielle belton says america has politicized bin laden steph i'm not putting him on trial the reality is that american politics is just very ugly right now and things that normally wouldn't be politicized have been politicized something that's natural saying hey we have a person who's committed crimes against us let's use the american justice system to bring them to justice has now become a political issue it's now become debatable in the past whenever a terror suspect like for instance the guns involved in the bombing of nine eleven whenever trials the debate over trials and come up with some very ugly about whether we would have military tribunals or whether we would try them in the united states on u.s. soil and you have all these ridiculous arguments about how oh if we try them on our soil it's going to attract more terrorists attacks to us what happened watada orpen attracts us to terrorist attacks. by virtue of fighting the war on terror you're going to invite some criticism you're going to take the risk that people are going

to want to hurt you because of it it makes absolutely no sense to get in this debate where the american justice system isn't tough enough to try you know international terrorists we've tried international terror before we're trying to now out on u.s. soil so this argument that we can't handle it because of the what the perceived repercussions might be is merely a political argument used to drive it's a wedge issue. his new challenge is as the right house fungal to the hunting of the author mouth of the not a skinny and that one full lies with president obama and south u.s. president obama has expressed his frustration about the media coverage of the u.s. special mission against osama bin laden he has nobody to blame but the us are good ministration itself their way it's managed their media convery church of the u.s. special operation the u.s. administrator has committed one cardinal sin somehow their white house decided that this is a unique opportunity to take

a political advantage of this particular mission and it has backfired and feel not only conspiracy theories but it also demonstrating the credibility gap of the u.s. administration in general and white house civilians weller's in particular barack obama should have thought not as the u.s. president but as the u.s. commander in chief when it comes to special operations of this magnitude you'd better be cold be information as long as possible that's why the political kneejerk reaction from their white house not only robbed of the deserved praise but also of the credibility trust between the united states administration international media and the public at large in the united states take a stand afghanistan and other countries when americans could barely contain their delight at the news of bin laden's that and rob journalists

know a whole week we need you will rather that celebrations were pretty much. was the killing of osama bin ladden a major victory in the war on terror this week let's talk about that there is definitely think it was a victory i don't know if in a surly agree with everyone rejoicing in the streets but i mean i think it's a positive step for the country so how is it positive that if it's making a celebrated someone's that. positive just from the perspective that it's one less horrible person out there in the world one less terrorist in the world that we have to worry about i think there'll be a fight on their side and for us we just of lot better why do we need to feel better about it what do you think that's for us closure complete closure the whole psychology there are psychology of it like a. man is dead. so but don't we need a cookie man isn't there always kind of

a need for that in society has told trump i just thought it was seems people are saying some people are saying why not big i hope they did. do you think that we that the president owes it to the world to prove it or do you think that you know he is right in saying you know i did what i had to do i think there's certain things they shouldn't. tell the general public because i think sometimes of course you know some some of the government things could cause a panic probably is you know maybe one of the prime enemies of the u.s. but it's hard to you know you can't celebrate that someone died you know so what do you think of the people that are celebrating and waving the flag and cheering. you know even though i mean i'm i'm not sad that it. took a that they did they killed but i'm not going to be celebrating i think it's some

good progress. it's retribution i think. you have to pay for video you think it's going to make a difference in terms of terrorist actions from this point out. there might be. but then is it worth big is it worth killing someone if it means more killing you have to. think. regionally a shooting. event so then was it worth it. anyway yes or in other. words the fact. that they've got him but it was necessary to kill him well i don't know that's always a bad start for a new beginning whether or not you think the killing of osama bin laden was a major victory in the war on terror but bottom line is at least now there is one last terrorist in the world's.

let's have a look at some other world news and praise this hour to taliban military success side bombers have been killed during a way of coordinated attacks in kandahar afghanistan twenty six people were hurt on the governor's compound as officers intelligence agencies schools was schools and police stations were ahead fierce fighting also involved going army troops as well as u.s. helicopter gunships president hamid karzai condemned what he said were revenge attacks by the taliban fought with some of the. special forces. team boarders have been taken from a passenger plane crash wreckage in eastern indonesia as a recovery effort continues the chinese turbo prop plane was attempting to land and bad weather when it came down short of the runway on crash into the ocean with twenty seven people on board including two children and didn't fund indonesia as one of ages was a vacation accident with many of the country's banned from the home. of countries

due to safety features. also rumors that greece was ready to ditch the euro so the currency drop by one percent against the dollar is instead of resource building collapse of the euro zone and restore the drama as it struggles under the weight of its rescue get this whole scramble to deny this week elation which was also fueled by finance ministers from. more than two hundred couples have been married according to an indian customs and traditions and believe its capital lockhart's the new words converged on the city wearing native american costumes for the mass wedding which included formal civil ceremonies beforehand bands of national drummers and dancers added to the spectacular display of indigenous traditions believers present ever morale is presided as the couple's best man. and staying in south america or russia and so his rocket is entering the final stages

of preparations before launch into orbit in august as usual blast off french going on a joint russian european project has been modified to carry a payload of satellites into orbit but the european aviation system telomere all saturday the hands of a russian and european space agency is. cosmodrome better than to the ceremony tomorrow they're fishel commissioning of the no one tried at the symbolic heat of fire on their rocket was unveiled on thursday simulated knowledge of the spacecraft went without a hitch that. has more than precious friendship. with more than one hundred thousand launches from more than any over the soyuz is the world's most successful rocket and now for the first time it will be fired off from an on russian space board over the last eight years the european space agency sake and spend more than half a billion dollars on building a launch and adopting the soyuz for american space center including. this was all

done by our engineers and designers we have to adapt to the climate here and to the different safety standards that we've proven ourselves with this due to the modifications and crews will chose a location the soyuz will be able to take greater loads into space than ever before but below the prices in any competitor to deceive makers in russia also it's going to benefit more than four decades after its first launch the soyuz should really be showing its age but the terrain is one of the world's most reliable rockets and in fact orders of them are a plant going up from year to year. twenty so use launchers will be produced here by the end of the year several years ago the numbers were in single digits its chief engineer says the rocket from eight popular not just because of the threat or element it might look similar to the earlier models but inside the soyuz is being constantly upgraded as a reason we still use the basic model i believe it's the perfect rocket in its

fundamental design we predict that they will be used for another forty years at least the constructor's are saying that the transition from prestige driven space race of the cold war era to a new way of doing things is complete so this is a project that makes solid financial sense to us it isn't just a political gesture and we're hoping it's just a springboard the first so you will be lord from karun in the second half of the year and eventually to space what will handle for launch and annually the russian side hopes the success of this project will encourage other space agencies to the soyuz platform either on their party. and you can also keep across all our stories and media reports around a little column on his own many of you are clicking on to right now our. journey but first sixty days when the u.s. assault signed up to their limits and just a year later proof that soviet sportsmen and women knew how to gun focal. in

two decades of death defying stunts one of russia's leading arab bazza teams celebrates its twentieth day it's kind scored marks which was some magnificent maneuvers to rile the crowds for a goal the highlights online from the planets. and everything. was. so sudden stateside stagecraft for young russian six the students and american calio grapher shows he's news in a unique kind of right from the spring classic musical to moscow. here of today's army council on main stories coming up in just

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