terrorism those who understand fully that you have to live their. life stories from . nineteen from. welcome back here's a recap of your top stories on our t.v. moscow rejects a u.n. resolution against syria warning it could be a prelude to what aggressive libya style intervention but the u.k. and france are committed to putting more pressure on the vastness and response to its crackdown on protesters its. nato challenges its numbers to be more active in the aerial bombardment of colonel gadhafi forces russia which is trying to mediate a cease fire between the libyan leader and the rebels says both sides want

a vote on a military way out. earlier nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen i spoke to my colleague a nice about way up next is that interview in full where he had cysts the alliance has no plans to act in syria and defends the actions being taken in libya. thank you very much for joining us here on r t it's much appreciated i want to get straight to our first question the u.k. and france want a u.n. security council resolution condemning the syrian government in your opinion are we heading for libya two point zero here you know i would like to stress nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in syria at the same time lots of critics expect that that could be the case if we see a resolution russell saying that the fact that it's even being debated is going to

cause more violence in syria. there might be some kind of intervention do you think not if the u.n. goes head and goes ahead rather and approves that resolution once again let me stress that we have no intention to intervene in syria having said that it's sheer international condemnation of the brutal attacks against the civilian population in syria the only way forward is to accommodate. the aspirations of the syrian people let's look at the lack of an entry strategy into libya it could be said that you were drams into this rushing to regime change have you accidently gone to war in libya definitely not on the contrary we considered this a very carefully we laid out certain conditions that should be fulfilled before we took action and the decisive factor was that the united nations are exact

wrong correct me if i'm wrong but obviously the u.n. resolution was laid out for a no fly zone and lots of people would consider what's happening in libya to be much more than a no fly zone actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to. protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now all the necessary measures if i might speak of what our admiral pollo has legitimate strikes on any command center in libya i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes gone they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces because. in a car on a phone or in a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any means. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we hate intimate military.

targets. and of course common control centers can be used to plan and organize attacks against civilians show amount of control and to commit military targets that's what i'd like to read a question to you that was written to us by one of our viewers on facebook. who's from paris france wants to know why nato is bombing metropolitan areas in libya and civilians are being killed what do you say to. we do all we can to avoid civilian casualties we are in libya to protect civilians against attacks and this is the reason why our commanders are very very careful in identifying legitimate military targets but the t.s.a. has to mediate in libya they sent an envoy and as mikhail margelov arrived

intensified bombing of libya began why is that. there's no link between the two events we appreciate all attempts to find a political solution to the crisis in libya because obviously there is no military solution so really we need a political process having said that i still think that it's a strong military pressure on that after the regime will facilitate a fruitful political process mr mcc.l.o.y. yesterday in fact stated and you just mentioning that that that the military conflict doesn't have to be there means that it could be resolved peacefully he's stating that he believes that the rebels and the regime forces are ready to negotiate but they both think that war is not the way out of this conflict so why are you still bombing libya with this information coming from the russian envoy that both sides are are ready to talk. we are continuing our regime because we

still see the gadhafi regime attacking each own population and it's absolutely outrageous and the u.n. has mandated an operation to protect civilians and we will continue our operation as long as the regime still attacks on people you know without russian defense minister sort of call it yesterday and he believes that troops on the ground in libya are now a possibility do you think there will be troops under your command in the future. we have no intention to pull troops on the ground in libya what if gadhafi doesn't back down. well i do believe that the combination of a strong military pressure and reinforced political pressure will eventually lead to the collapse of the regime he may happen tomorrow it may take some weeks but we would stay committed until we have fulfilled three very clear military objectives

firstly a complete end to all attacks against civilians secondly withdrawal of gadhafi military forces and paramilitary forces to their parents and certainly immediate and on hindered humanitarian access to people in need we will continue our gratian until these are met. talk of of post-war libya seems premature doesn't it given william hague and hence seeing standing that nato as he sees it will be there until after christmas this of course are all despite a ninety day deadline when do you think you'll leave the libyan people at peace. well i'm not going to guess about any time frame. what i can say is that we are prepared to stay committed as long as it takes to fully implement the u.n.

mandate and that is to protect the civilian population against any attack one of the civilians that are being attacked in syria in yemen in bahrain. yeah of course left that's a legitimate question the differences in libya we are operating on the basis of a u.n. mandate and with strong support from contras in that we can actually and number of countries in the region contribute actively to operations for these reasons we are in libya. what do you say to critics who aren't convinced that nato is and goal is to protect civilians and that in fact is a regime change. we have been very open about our military objectives. to compete in attacks against civilians withdrawal of gadhafi forces and humanitarian access these are our military objectives and we will continue on

until they are met. in parallel there is a political track if you find for i the international community. recently a group including the russian president called on get afy to leave power. and. these two tracks are separate a military track and a political track but having said that i think it's hard to imagine a complete end to attacks against civilians in libya as long as gadhafi remains in power i'd like to move on to missile defense in europe if i may defense minister surgical also said yesterday that he has been largely ignored by you in your plans for a.m.d. over europe of course you wouldn't accept that but the facts they certainly at this stage speak for themselves don't they. no russia is definitely not ignored on the contrary we have invited russia to cooperate on defense the

fact is that nato has decided to develop a nature based missile defense system because we want to protect our populations against. some who but we would like to cooperate with the russians are standing up we are faced with who from russia. we are faced with a common threat and this is the reason why we would like to see two independent missile defense systems a russian system and a nato system cooperate for instance by exchanging data the whole system would become much more effective that way for the benefit of the russian population and population nato countries you do understand that a thousand a little bit of a contradiction there you talk about joint trust about a mutual threat and then about separate systems why want one system between nato and russia be acceptable to protect both sides from any kind of threat because i

don't think at the end of the day. the russian government and the russian people would accept to be sharp to a common command. i think. the russian nation has such would insist on having control over her own missile defense system and this is the reason why the most realistic approach would be to have two independent systems part with a common purpose but a common purpose is protection of all our population is now mr rasmussen has been proposing a joint european defense system which is. and i think the best way to join efforts would be to relay to independent systems cooperate with the aim to protect the russian people as well as people in nato conference. constantly claims that nato can't guarantee. that its interests will be protected

why can't these guarantees. the best guarantee whatsoever would be to engage in close cooperation because close cooperation between russia and nato would clearly demonstrate that our missile defense is really a defense and it's not aimed at russia. let's face it. we do not consider russia threats to nato and nato does not constitute a threat to russia so let's join efforts let us cooperate for us to seize it our as they can't go forward on promises why put new baronetcy russia on paper that a missile defense system would not be directed towards them. you have a very easy to guarantee it because we do not we don't have any intention to attack russia not whatsoever but to the best care and russia could get it would be

to engage in a close cooperation and for instance establish a common joint center where we could exchange data that would clearly demonstrates that this system is not aimed at russia. mr rasmussen the facts might demonstrate otherwise thank you very much for taking the time out to be allied with us from brussels it's very much appreciated hope to see you again. in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph brin straight university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the gene responsible for growth in human beings and put it into a mouse. gone all the main risk issues . is that ninety five percent of all competent scientists in these

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a movie that's the case we had to the grand imperial truly the top western coast coromandel you can go with such ill close leisure to see don't need to go and talk lawyers present the colonel was a child or treat. nato secretary general tells r t the beat alliance has no intention of going into syria this says moscow rejects a un resolution against a mouse because warning it could be a prelude to an aggressive libya style convention. the u.s. is covertly bordman of suspected militant targets in yemen has restarted after a halt of up to a year but there is criticism that the campaign was the sign to help washington's ally president saleh cling to power amid a violent uprising. the use of an animal drug to execute death row inmates in the u.s.

sparks an outcry from human rights groups experts say that medicine could actually be torturing people to death. next all the latest from the world of sports with the tosh. thank you this is life's work and r.t.m. person struck the headlines spartak moscow off line for the bad behavior of their bounds in st petersburg last month they've also been threatened with having to play a whole match behind closed doors let me repeat. candy we're both and these mari and logic are safely through to the quarterfinals of the wimbledon warm up a bounce in london. and make sure you are and should we investigate who is responsible for taking care of russian outlets have suffered from health problems during their sports career. and let's begin with the latest action from london's quinn's club

where former winners and tomorrow and andy roddick progress into the quarters as preparations continue i had a ball cube the biggest event of the tennis season wimbledon roddick match kevin anderson for only the second time and i thought god didn't receive any unexpected the position from the south african for most of the match anderson started solidly but a couple breaks in the fifth game of both made sure to include comfortably six or six pool setting up the final against them on to the dust of spain. murray meanwhile delighted the home crowd with a win over a yard. although the serve to put up with this in five the start had a break of seven for south which allowed him to close about six four but it wasn't to be denied breaking in the middle of the second well before mary though broke back later in the south and forced a tie break where a seven for you and him a spot in the last. i saw him now in the cage shell so game it has been

a has been officially unveiled as the new head coach to russian champions celeb got to live they agreement was signed for one year but because be extended depending on the club's performances next season. with any result buddy top three finish regarded as a failure because over it sounds to some of us having coached and guided them to gold medals for the win the south in the first round playoffs the following the. resignation. of being stateside where the stanley cup final between boston and vancouver say it's all square at two games of pace steam promised recording a shutout for the bruins as they crushed the visiting canada four goals thirty eight saves in the old for the info and build sound we had plank over a star studded says deans williams once again unable to put it down in the tanks to found this hand recount danielle combining for just two points in the series so far however the home crowd swelled with both teams now two victories away from the

title the series moves back to canada for game five on friday. you don't get to where you are without going through adversity whether it's in the past years whether it's through the seasons that's how you grow and when you've been through a lot of different things you're capable of of learning from those things and growing from those things and that's what i'd like to attribute this to is that we've been through some tough times where there's going to the playoffs or even during the season you know we have our ups and downs and we're going to battle through those moments and when you when you do that you certainly become a better team. things could have the birth of a boston baseball side there at sox once again defeating arch rivals new york in the end all be leapfrogging the young peaceful first place in the east in the process david ortiz made it three nothing before jacob ellsbury who is the visitors lead to six zero was this effort boston determined to give the several one from eight of the new york this year and they did just that j.d. drew putting an exclamation point on the game as the two run home i saw eleven six

red sox how it would eventually finish in the big apple. which russian football now is spartak moscow have been fined and estimated seventeen thousand dollars for their fans on really behavior last month as in the match in st petersburg the incident happened in the end of a game in which spartacus opponents terminated throughout eventually winning three mail the angry visiting support from moscow set off fireworks several times during the match forcing it to be stopped at one stage spartak have also received a suspended punishment should there be any repeat offense if that happens there and weis will have to play one game behind closed doors. in the meantime turkey football officials say they are annoyed by chelsea's ongoing attempts to bring good seeding to stamford bridge and are ready to put an end to it in currently coaches to his national school that he's contract won't expire until

after next summer's euro championships however chelsea have reportedly tried several times recently to hire him as a replacement for their sacked manager crowd launch a lot see turkish media report that the country's football federation is set to file a complaint to feed eve the speculation continues. meanwhile the euro its might as well football championships in poland and ukraine kick off a year from now a giant countdown clock was unveiled in kiev and it allows fans to keep track of when the upcoming spectacle starts so answers well will be a leap years over clarke. this is plain three hundred sixty six days to go by that so and still officially begins on june the eighth the final will take place in kiev on the first of july concern has been raised about the haste of construction in ukraine some buildings including the olympic stadium still a distance from completion but me first stated on wednesday there doubts have been wiped out. now a huge night of welterweight boxing takes place on july twenty third in las vegas

w.v. title holder and ib of champions of judah collide in the square circle for unification bout khan is a big favorite but former undisputed welterweight champion judah isn't short of confidence. this is going to be a dream come true for me to become the sixth. when we classes. to win two world titles in one year this is going to be beautiful man i know this is a tough fight against abdulla. but your queer tricky shows. one of many we'll tiles i don't think this is time annoyed me for in for the day will be and i b.f. tyo. you know i think. of i don't think he can take the title off me. as lead excess and it's been a tough last twelve months for tyson gay but it looks as if the one hundred meter specialist is finally reaching his top level again it's ninety eight year old

record at a blistering nine point seven to nine second run last week and is now looking forward to meeting you say bolt in august and that he's had to play second fiddle to for some time. best. i can excel from norwich my full potential and right no one knows when to stop him from me from running for america. you know until. i win was ok with what happened and i'm proud of the known you're an american you don't want to be second best. and over the last couple of yaz insurance for sports man and women has become a hot topic here in russia following a number of high profile incidents our correspondent reza on powerful it caught up with one of the country's top sports lawyers to save changes are being made to try and protect their careers and patches of russia stop on its. own you know scott told his wife was turned upside down in november two thousand and nine she suffered horrific injuries for no fault of their own have collided with another slid due to

the mistake an official who allowed her sweat to run a red light at one point she feared she might lose her leg but a physical injuries was not the only battle that she had to overcome not the new dish on the corporal's there have been problems with ensuring our sportsmen and women for instance the insurance policy could cause just a few rubles if we look at the case of purina sports she was insured under a tourist policy which would only pay out if you thousand euros in case of queensbury after just a few days of treatment her insurance funds had already dried. thirteen is having to build run into hundreds of thousands of euros however it was a happy ending as a media campaign brought a point to the nation medical costs were eventually paid scott told his case also had a positive effect for future russian sportsmen who were seriously injured in january this year to tell you would call announced in the meeting would let you know which

in all athletes traveling abroad will now be insured for three hundred thousand euros this may be all well and good for top sportsman but one of russia's top sports lawyers say is children are being put off going into sports well if kids are afraid of enjoying up in the same situation as arenas courts over and are therefore being put of going into sports support saw was held by the amount of media coverage which helped to raise the money she needed however serious injuries happen often but no one knows about them and there is no system in place to help them. one of the most dangerous sports is gymnastics due to the stress that is put on one's body and the dangers of lending bush's brain to start early and mustafina could have had a fledgling career ended just a couple of months ago when she suffered crew should kneeling and damage however she will on her way to recovery however china sung learn wasn't so lucky she broke her neck and nine hundred ninety eight while competing at the goodwill games the incident left her confined to a wheelchair and she is now finding

a one point eight billion dollar lawsuit against the likes of ted turner who founded the games to the likes of a.o.l. time warner who won the games after the chinese linda committee failed to help iran it's working while in one hand our top athletes are struggling to win gold medals a great number of athletes just because we don't have a good insurance system for having difficulties to find a job and to make a living with it alone those who have injuries russia are slowly trying to make sure that the situation that affected their units got sold or will need a crop up again so galaxy has called for free medical care following for all athletes what steps are also being made to help sportsmen develop a career once they retire they're still playing to need to be done but at least it seems the russians are finally moving in the right direction russia bump off an eternity moscow. and it is all a sport castle breaking the news headlines are often rather.

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