should image of an air force general scope rests in the city of slovyansk on in the soldier's historical hotels a risky culture in the city streets in the sky called small. image there is a good over the children in strength for this the tropicana hutto. the week's top stories on our t.v. the libyan capital has been rocked by nato's heaviest air strikes since the beginning of the military operation with dozens killed me at times and anger at foreign intervention growing on the ground. moscow agrees to lift a ban on european bats to poles if they aren't guaranteed as they are free from the december he called want to bacteria concerns came from president trade center in russia and it's more. the pulse of the e.u. prepares a new rescue package for bankrupt greece that sparked months of protests against further cuts in the country and outrages people in germany who say it's time the tatars leave the euro zone. and as people here in moscow and nationwide celebrate

brussel day we will crack twenty years when the country is safe for the first free presidential run. it's three pm in moscow a warm welcome to the weekly here in our team this sunday on the news to now way we begin in libya where the conflict shows no sign of letting up rebels and government forces clashed in the western oil port city of zawiya some fifty kilometers from tripoli the libyan capital saw and nato airstrikes this week with the heaviest bombing since the foreign intervention began back in march gadhafi government claims more than thirty people have been killed in the attack some of them civilians it comes as the libyans leader's daughter filed a lawsuit against the french president nicolas sarkozy and nato for killing four members of her family and in a coma. terror strike at israel from notional spoke to some residents of tripoli

caught up in the violence. saddam has been within a hair's breadth of death the doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me i'm going to do it myself. but who wants to kill the teenager some as they'd have city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months day and night forms have been falling on the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would land. this week in the most intensive air raids yet there have been sixteen nato airstrikes in just ten hours attacks against civilians must start the must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future has frequently claim success

and the ministry of ration is supposed to protect civilians but the libyan government has repeatedly protested the innocent civilians have been among. the claims have not been independently verified one thing is clear since march nineteenth the life wouldn't really be ins has changed forever someone's mother will never forget the day when her daughter preferred death to this new life my girl told me before that she saw death as a good thing and i entered her room that day she was lying on the floor there was smoke everywhere could hardly see what happened but i realized immediately it was something terrible this is not fair they told us they want a no fly zone they never said they were going to bonus he promised to protect us but instead they scare us talking about who they are either working or saddam is father is more precise and the world no longer needs nato the second world war ended long ago and we try to live our lives will need storage wars and always

intervenes in other countries problems we're tired of war our patience is running out let us just live our life has just prolonged its operation and leave it all september people here face months more terror from the skies we have made says i'm supposed to target gadhafi his military arsenal actually landed here in this district it didn't destroy the colonel's compound but it's almost damaged the lives of one family as you can see the building has quickly been repaired now the question is whether the people will ever recover. tripoli. but this week a russian envoy began his mission in libya in the latest attempt to bring both sides of the conflict to negotiating table. who visited been gazi for talks with the opposition says the coalition bombing campaign will not help was out. we seriously think that airstrikes never sold the political problems and we said it

here very clearly as long as the bloodshed continues the longer it continues the more difficult it will be to build a national reconciliation process off to the civil war so we are very much in favor of building political bridges so to speak and we are ready to help. and there's a libyan rebels were promised at least one billion dollars in assistance donors include the u.s. britain france as well as arab states writer and filmmaker patrick henry believes this move won't help broker peace in the war torn country i don't see how funding the rebels or arming the rebels is going to decrease the civilian casualties in fact what we've seen is the opposite but anyone's guesstimate up to one thousand civilians have already died under nato airstrikes thousands of sorties of already been flown and thousands of cruise missiles have been fired there is going to be a lot of collateral damage obviously the western countries in the allied forces

have not learned their lessons from iraq and afghanistan they're actively funding arming providing logistical support on the ground troops on the ground already in military advisers from the u.k. from france from italy and also cynthia mckinney congressman from from the u.s. reported that the israelis also have military advisers in benghazi so it's a total circus of nation building circus. this week it's all continuing classes of protesters and government forces in syria as the country for. the last britain and france approach the un security council with a draft resolution against syria both china and russia won't back it up in advance and the international nuclear watchdog has raised questions over whether an installation destroyed four years ago by israeli warplanes was a nuclear site. it was a peaceful facility but the atomic agency demands more evidence and threaten

functions. apart from the arab nation told r.t. washington and allies are using the applications as a tool to remove the current rulers in syria. now that the syrian regime is under fire this. trial has to be opened so that the international community the u.s. yes the u.n. and the. to accuse syria of violating international law so they can take the matter to the security council so that we can apply more pressure is yet again the use of the international institutions for political whether it's a guy over there is the council this is what the u.s. is doing this is a building which has been inspected by the way at the time and number of times there that they want to have their plans look this it is out doing they told them a number of times that this is a military installation and this is nothing to do with a nuclear energy or power or

a reactor the saying since you're not telling us what else you're going to use it therefore it must be a nuclear facility and that's why we're going to take them out that the security council. here with our team is still ahead for you this hour the dangers of drones . groping up a new realm of warfare but a new realm of breaking international and domestic law as the u.s. plans to expand the use of deadly black and we look at why some people fear the technology could be here on american soil. and the russian woman who took drastic measures to continue her late son's legacy that's ten minutes away here on. possible put vegetables from europe back on the supermarket shelves if the e.u. guarantees the produce is free from the deadly e. coli bacteria the move was one of the outcomes of this week's russia talks can be jungle so we are ready to live on european vegetables after we are provided it's

a guarantee explosion in the year that month she says in the russian and the european health officials are going along is that you think it will prove to be safe and see oversupply crazy this is evil it is also use a. apart from vegetables the leaders also discussed russia's accession to the world trade organization commission chief joseph a man you are saying is possible by the end of this year i also agree that the libyan leader kind of gadhafi has not achieved legitimacy and should not go this comes after may's g. eight summit in france or russia agreed to step in with so far the mediation efforts in the north african countries that you use that issue here been union and the international monetary fund are preparing a second rescue package for greece which according to some estimates may total as much as one hundred twenty billion euro it's just one year after the previous rescue package the new value of this installment of the greek government information even more cuts tens of thousands have taken to the streets of athens in

protest against yet another round of these austerity measures but there's also linger in germany where people are tired of their country paying for back house neighbors as are thousands then whistle reports. the euro's good long leave germany says top lawyer marcus kirk book he's suing the german government to stop. playing cross neighbors you cannot say thank you i say would least tell the country you have to get rid of things greece is no longer worth and candidates go along with that but also your payment for union the nation's label didn't delusion boy so is the peaks of europe portugal or ireland greece and spain most of the currency now be fully dragged down over the bedpost wards koga. since last year raised the pension age to sixty five and could early retirement all the countries believe that

greek workers work less. we'll bail you out a second time since chancellor merkel but if you want cash in future you must work longer the statements caused greece but they're not happy in the e.u.'s cash capital frankfurt either believing the greeks have had it too easy because if we are going to jail sixty seven it's not possible yeah why other people should go with sixty fifty which are certainly not responsible for the debts and the deficits run in portugal greece in the pit states raise the age when when the greek people retire. sorry all three people what we have to work along as well germans are up boiling point angle which could spill out onto the streets the powerful greens and they'll suing merkel's government claiming it to keep facts about bailouts from the public people in germany i ask you do we have to pay these

so we have to give answers and the answers we don't get from our government even the ruling party's revolting close pizza will she's fighting all rescues since he argues leaving the eurozone is in the interests of the struggling countries they should take the chance to say ok we get out we. solve our problems we have our structures. for money for high interest rates when there was some money and then they qualify again for the euro maybe after ten fifteen years greece protests the euro's a straight jacket which blocks traditional ways to boost your economy like devaluing the currency or adjusting interest rates even greece's european commissioner says that the country's membership of the common currency is a risk unless athens takes the painful cost cutting medicine prescribed by the e.u.

and the i.m.f. greeks now agree with germans who say that it's out of control the question is will weak states quit the euro and reorganize. and bring the single currency down with a bushel see linde. creation of the euro was a mistake and the currency is heading for imminent collapse that's what french nationalist meter depends says there's a preview of what's to come next hour. and we have also gave a huge gap until it was just waiting to be signed or do you mean certainly to built in the current you are wrong they have children for the little green growth of employment raising our really knowing as you counterbalance the power of the dollar and the share story saying is that we've changed in the world and. while that change here is going to die mark.

this week u.s. armed drones and fighter jets had a number of suspected militant targets it comes as the yemeni government washington's ally clings on to power in the face of an uprising and the war activists are frowned or says america is not being honest about its motives. this is just another criminal illegal absolutely and it's lawlessness on such a scale hypocrisy at the very time that the u.s. is using the un security council the international criminal court to bring charges against other countries for terrorism and it is clearly exposed in international terrorism itself in yemen and of course in sabotage teams in syria and then bombing of libya not to mention the devastating wars in iraq and afghanistan in yemen is to protect a complete thirty three year dictatorship of salo who's now out for our health

reasons and saudi arabia and our power to protect his regime potentially bring him back and it's been used against of people's movement anyone that the u.s. is a threat to them is now being labeled as al-qaeda and it's open season in terms of attacks and and bombs and drone attacks on any number of different resistance organizations. u.s. drones have also been used in pakistan where its latest strike killed at least eighteen people what official reports claim that councils these were militants some witnesses name civilians among the victims and as drones have become one of washington's most favored happens americans fear the technology might soon be used to snoop a little closer to home and it's to plan reports this when u.s. drone hit the house of this young danny pakistan he lost an eye both legs and three family members. these people are demanding the cia be held responsible for the

deaths of their loved ones but to no avail with the use of drones comes a lack of accountability those are being operated by somebody at a command center in langley virginia they're watching a gun video on a video screen there pressing the button. deciding who lives and who dies and then they go off for a weekend where they have barbecues in their suburban virginia and suburban maryland homes and who pays the price the people who are the victims of the attack is their accountability none whatsoever drones have become the symbol of america's undeclared wars wars that seem to have no state all legal boundaries we've all grown up a new realm of warfare a new realm of breaking international and domestic war. used in pakistan yemen and elsewhere they have killed scores of civilians the former chief counterinsurgency strategist for the u.s. state department has estimated that drone attacks kill fifty non targeted persons

for each intended target one of the things the united states kind of pretends is that we are morally superior we are better just able to judge what is good for other people and therefore we are entitled to inflict our judgement on them and that we presume they will be grateful to us for it but that is not what happens ever and it's not what's happening in yemen it's not what's happening in pakistan they are furiously enraged with us washington is looking to increase the funding for droom development by seven times over the next ten years a large part of that will go towards unarmed surveillance drones the us has for years been using them in another of its undeclared wars against drug traffickers in mexico the mexican government allows us biplanes this by public discontent there's a lot of concern that the use of these drones by the u.s. government has more to do with u.s. control over mexican territory actually going out to the drug lords and winning the

drug war while issues of international law and sovereignty trigger little interest among americans the prospect of having surveillance drones spying all across the u.s. itself surely the us you asked police agencies are asking for drones for the. nasty acts of valence raising alarm among those who think that could be the end of american freedoms and specially when you look at constitutional activities like free speech activities are going to be hovering over crowds that are merely maybe protesting the war protesting some are governmental act and they'll be chilling free speech should roll be equipped with some sort of weapon sound cannon some people are saying lasers will be able to only should listen to you are advocating against the government they've already been used in some instances in the united states and in two thousand and seven protesters in washington d.c. noticed small objects falling overhead it looked like dragon flock heard out they were robo flies developed by the pentagon and surveillance devices as america continues developing this play station mentality killing any intelligence gathering

in practice that people believe in here that it may be time they could become a target in someone's deadly video game and maybe theory may be the last year that with their rapid expansion of spy drones over their own territory they could one day wake up in an alternate police state i'm going to check our reporting from the to our team. check out the column section on our web site american radio host alex jones explains why this technology could be the beginning of a global skynet. well the grief stricken mother has found solace after sons doubt becoming the program mother of four babies but now her legal application to be recognized as the children's guardian and refused she plans to take a fight to the supreme court on a boycott explains. it was only at fifty seven that lamarr understood the true meaning of having her hands full and accomplished scientist

a wife of three decades and also a devoted mother none of these roles kept her as busy as she is now her tragedy she became a grandmother only after she'd lost everything else. just you know the death of my son created a hole in my life that i will never close but the birth of my grandchildren certainly provide some solace is god's gift to me the mar son died of cancer three years ago but before his first chemotherapy session doctors conserved his sperm with the help of surrogate mothers two sets of twins are brought into the world. the mars has been plopped her her scientific career was going hold yeah well i'm our says they're all trifles compared to be reviewed and brought about by her son's death literally perished it's love which is fed by grief but it's love number less food years ago i couldn't imagine myself even smiling let alone laughing or singing

songs of the little ones out of this abyss of despair. but her large family support lamar's says she has no financial or program to all concerns about raising her grandchildren the main problem now is the reluctance of the russian state to recognize her as the martyr of these children and her deceased son as their father . the lord believes the law is in their side according to russian law there are no limits on who can become appearing. through the use of surrogates motherhood's of course cases like this one are still very unusual in russia that's why some registration offices are courts officials may be confused and refuse to greatest are children but the law is definitely in our favor. the maher is the third woman in russia who use the sperm of her deceased son to continue the family's lineage yet whether it is due to her age or the sheer number of children involved her story

a good many russians questioning the affix of this kind of parenting that you with all these exercises employment conics ultimately lead to this very ambiguous situation we can really tell the difference between a son and grandson there are so many orphans in russia so she wanted to be a mother she could have easily realized her maternal instincts i think ultimately it's a very selfish drive to pass through genes no matter what. problem are couldn't care less about societal attitudes too much suffering for the loss of your only son persuaded her that there is no such thing as too many grandchildren russian law has no age cap for people who are willing to adopt children the only cabbage is that a potential parent could be a police sixteen years older than a child and almost keys these days difference is almost sixty years just doesn't sit easily in a country where most people become parents before they trained thirty they were raising two kids has often been more than

a handful some are going to artsy moscow. a look now at some world news in brief for you this hour as top military shopped out in somalia with a killing reportedly confirmed by d.n.a. tests. mohamed was the most wanted man on the continent with a five million dollars bounty on his head is one of the one nine hundred ninety eight bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzania where over two hundred people died. voters across turkey are heading to the polls for presidential elections on sunday two parties are battling for power current prime minister running against the secular republican people's party and victory for a party would need a third consecutive five year term in power. that's a celebrate a holiday twenty one years ago to the day independence from the soviet union its break up just one year later the country voted in the first free presidential

election in its history. has more on russia. june twelve nineteen ninety one millions voted to make boris yeltsin russia's first president a watershed moment in the country's history of the war this was the first free election ever in russia a day after we left behind a totalitarian state and had a new job of building a democratic society that respected the rights of its people by the time the lection took place the soviet union had less than a year to live but no one knew how it would disintegrate its fifteen republics began to declare sovereignty one by one while staying a part of the u.s.s.r. provoking unrest and even armed conflict and moscow two leaders also competed against each other we held which i was the head of the soviet union the chosen by communist functionary. that was in charge of new a sovereign russia and promised reform but calling for an open election yeltsin

challenged the authority of the communist party over russia. with this victory in the election yeltsin prove that you can stand up to the communists establishment in an open and public bar he did not cut back on deals or try and protest with this victory ensured that the soviet union can break up without armed conflict. unlike former soviet leaders yeltsin campaign like a democratic politician hundred electoral and delivering stump speeches at factories and in town squares. his rallies attracted hundreds of thousands but the election night came we were hopeful with when but we still weren't sure after all it was the communist party that counted the votes but soon enough the results big. came clear boris yeltsin defeated the communist candidate handily with more than half of the votes i. won he led the resistance their father in

a coup later that summer his popularity peak but over the next decade the support fields and among russians dwindled as the country went through difficult reforms surveys showed that as the anniversary of the election approached if you remember and even fewer care but it's been a i don't have emotions about it i did vote for yeltsin and by i am far less political now absolutely neutral. but i can tell you these are all just politicians games and they have nothing to do with me. it's not surprising that those who lived through the difficult times did not want to celebrate this occasion but hopefully the next generation will truly appreciate the historic significance of this moment and of yeltsin as of now russia's first president himself remains unappreciated with only one in five saying to have a positive attitude towards him when he outside of russia even today as the ball kristie is not perfect and some inside the country so do they still yearn for the

soviet union but one thing is very hard to argue against as a result of these changes twenty years ago russians are wealthier more personal and political freedoms you go over and see moscow. take a short break here on r t and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories stay with us.

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