ambassador for the who told the point. i would prince or to the splined in touch with her tell me take your picture a good girl how would international. every green know who killed in talk of. aviation experts examine the black boxes for a russian plane of exploded into flames after crashing in the republic of korea. one of the eight survivors of the fatal crash in that. ten year old boy had died of his injuries in hospital bringing the total number of those killed to forty five and join me for all the details in a few moments. the greek government survives a critical vote of confidence and it's a sturdy drive amid fears protests the will of the people is being neglected. page in history the former soviet republics and more in the millions killed in the

second world war seventy years after nazi troops invaded the city your. world news twenty four hours a day this is all t. a ten year old child pulled from the wreckage of a passenger plane that crashed in northwest russia has died in hospital bringing the death toll to forty four life spent two days fighting to save the boy's knife and said his injuries were too serious to reports from the site of the crash. the ten year old boy who was in the hospital here with his affords succumbed to his injuries and he died in the hospital that there were initially three of them who were left at local hospitals because they were too fragile to create the conditions to critical for them to be flown to moscow while the other five had been flown as

for the families of the victims as well as the survivors some of them will be making their way to the site to the hospitals and the morgue today and there's a bit of a delay and it's been it happened on monday it's because a lot of the family members don't actually live in moscow so they've been gathering here today to be flown here it also has to be said that there were actually three ukrainians that were killed that is contrary to your first official announcement of two hours for what's happening at the sites are locals are still coming in bringing a flowers to the side to giving their condolences we've also seen some officials laying candles and flowers on the ground here at the houses surrounding the road here where the plane actually crashed the witnesses still recovering from their own shocking experience they were in fact first on the scene. and we heard a man screaming. around to my house. and

we were talking to some of those witnesses especially where the plane would actually rather be his' house was where the plane had actually allowed it in front of it and for most of the experience was harrowing the memory that they can't forget most is the fact that they were hearing cries for help at the side and so they do believe that there were more people alive actually but then there were further explosions after the initial one and they could only save as many as they could and only eight had survived initially and now seven are still alive in the hospital of course it's still very early into the investigation what's. the statements that have been made are based on the physical evidence as you can see behind me this is actually the forest where the planes come through and hit some of the treetops but they're still working on the site behind me so based on the the statements made see that there was a low visibility there was bad weather and also

a ground control here said that they had asked the pilot to make a second turn so the initial fear we said would come out from this investigation are based on that but the actual blood loss is so big decoded it's a massive you're going to find out more from the front of the patients on. a commercial plane that would have landed on schedule ended up in pieces and inflames this tuple of one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow to northwestern russia crashed on a road around a kilometer from the runway airport officials say the plane hit a high voltage power line that cut off lights on the runway which also knocked out the tiles electricity. at around midnight the lights went off in our house we were going to check the electric transformer and we heard the sound of a huge explosion we arrived at the scene of the accident airplane was seriously damaged we could see its wing justing and. everybody scattered all around the field

there were lots of them i think three people in the wreckage one was either a girl or a woman i could not sell which was larger than a man was hard to see it was dark and there was a man who also was unhappy and was launching me and then carried out two more people from the wreckage in the middle of the road another man reached out his hand towards me but i couldn't make it to him everything started exploding i could not get any closer everything was engulfed by fire so very. initial reports point to human error and bad weather conditions at the time as possible causes of the crash ground staff at the local airport. claimed they had asked the pilot to make a second approach but he said he'd make it the first time however investigators say there are several theories and nothing has been ruled out just yet. we're looking into several versions of what caused the tragedy these include the human factor such as an air of the crew or the ground services severe weather conditions

technical failure and several other potential causes but some would argue that in most plane crashes human error places the biggest part. of which i don't think anything would go wrong with the plane itself in forty years of operation the triple of one three four has proved to be extremely reliable aircraft in previous catastrophes human error was always to blame and the same is true here the pilot should have made a second landing approach this is exactly what happened to the polish presidential airplane while investigators work on the case relatives of the victims and survivors are dealing with their own grief one shared by the people of beth as avoids declaring three days of mourning the loss are still here r t in the russian korea region. the greek government has already run a key vote of confidence in the prime minister to continue his fight cuts parliament has to decide whether to impose austerity measures worth billions of

euros to secure a second bailout and i thought the country's parliament colony. reports this widening the guide to the government's mission and the will of the people. it's considered by many speeded past places democracy i think we see now whitening gap between the people and the government is preaching explain. that we are a mix of people of not political dollars and we are here all together to say that we we cannot be under vis president we cannot hold. the measures we can on the measures that they take for us without us and we want to take out a large box demonstrations held in the central square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent protests to say the suffocating take ask nothing compared to the a stage the measures that they fail

a strangling their economy the people are being refused very right to judge what policies are going to be implemented. and of course the greek government is an accomplice to this of popular sovereignty i mean we're not we're not anymore in the proper sense a sovereign country when we are your best can dictate policy will be european when we use a b. and the european union and the i.m.f. the so-called troika can come and say listen these are these are the measures you're going to implement you're going to implement them rather like it or not we can say you know we're facing a very peculiar form of dictatorship by the european union the european central bank and the i.m.f. finance chiefs a desperate not to see the first year raising suffering defaults and they're rising concerns about the crisis can trigger throughout. our fingers or transfer of a domino effect. around her before.

this is their problem and this is the reason why are europeans are helping greece but in fact we are hearing pingers because they don't want this domino effect and because they want to take hold very short of greece. sixteen percent of the queen went full sun employees western economic conditions here increased the u.s. saying dream it seems it's a. worst. times were before over. there were uprising or there would be a lot of violence in the streets people said but when that turning out into the streets and then millions and the government continues to push ahead with the prepays measures who then they think have democracy anymore the government is trying to grab the people refuse to be governed in this way every day that disconnect becomes more and more dangerous. above the reef top in athens

really a world away from us being happening on the streets recently the question a lot of people asking is just when will greece reach boiling point lenny when he was on the streets of athens to witness the violence that is already past that point because a lot of people are now asking is really how much further does this guy. was on the streets of athens when protests hit the capital all about. a blog you can find it's on our website. greece is seeking twelve billion euro from the e.u. and the international monetary fund but european parliament member i think one of the things rather than the euro is the only way the nation can survive. the question now is are we throwing good money after bad money you know how many billions can you throw at this you know the tolerance of the people for carts for

extra taxes as we see it in greece there's real trouble there but there's trouble in spain and ireland particularly i think it's in major trouble the euro and as i've been saying for some time i do believe it will collapse either in heart or socially. and probably quite shortly but to be honest i think you leave your is a political prism for for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from their prison recreate their own currencies devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back and on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan for until you're actually i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. so they had this hostage to conflict

as number of civilian casualties to rise in libya some government is not simply unable to withdraw from the campaign. tens of thousands of candles have been lit in the former soviet republics this morning to commemorate the twenty seven million people who died fighting against me on this day seventy years ago that they did the same you know what is described as the great patriotic . parties the country. is in the city of brest in paris which bore the brunt of german attacks on the eastern front. being here inside the prettiest fortress on these days seventy years after the start of the great passion war makes you not only see the visual damage to the citadel of pierced the full fronts of that war you can also feel the human coast of those terrible times dance from the wolf of

the fortress maybe you cannot see clearly behind that smoke is a living reminder about the roches night thousands of people were buried alive on these four square kilometers on the night of the twenty second of june nineteen forty one defining the biggest fortress was the first battle of the soviet union in the great war but it was also one of its most boy couldn't chapters the nazi invaders expected that they would capture it swiftly but instead they came up against resistance which held out for months four thousand people managed to flee the fortress but most of them were killed shortly after both thousands others were besieged behind the fortress as was the last it was captured at the end of july night in forty one those some reports even suggest that isolated resistance wasn't councillors even later here also but not to behind several inscriptions like on

on a wall i'm dying but i want to survive we're not even close because we're on fewer witnesses all the posts day of the war and the horse which followed after here is very. little here for we would like any careless child i had plans that evening i wasn't afraid when they started shelling not only only remember that something on where my bread was thrown into another piece of the locker room and experienced red army officer was also caught flatfooted that night seventy years ago. before river road. i was at his house with my mother and a father who was late to defend the breast for this was our window on the first floor my father was sure there could be no war this is what the party gets saying he thought it was an earthquake he grabbed his accordion and ran outside one mom

stopped a nazi poland this is warm and come up with a name for long before leeds greek but his speech they'd planned would last just hours instead was to go on for weeks in appears battle with those who defended to the death. the real scorchers the thin the size of the first major fighting between soviet forces and the beer market there was no warning when the nazis invaded on the night of the twenty second of june nineteenth. the bombardment of the garrison by surprise army officers was sprouts and qassam drawn their new nation but will even be students stop them. i apologize for the technical problems there now looking back at seventy years since germany's invasion of the soviet union historian dr michael jones tells r.t. it was a great patrick isn't the soviet people that helped win the war. people always wanted to invade the soviet union the reason he gave out was that the soviet union

would actually attack germany i think the evidence for that in nineteen forty one and flights underneath that justification to his military were two main factors the first was hitler's hatred of communism socialism but underneath the real truth about this war was race hatred i believe the cue for it was just the science or the technical side germany could very well have won it either in one nine hundred forty run or nine hundred forty two but it with love of the motherland it was this extraordinary determination to carry on fighting the germans underestimated. i think and see the full interview with it also michael jackson ten minutes. for. us is tightening financial sanctions on the libyan government or some members of

congress call for a one year extension of america's military role in the country meanwhile the intervention has been hit by continuing criticism over the number of civilian deaths historian lawn's davidson says the u.s. and nato have made themselves hostages to conflicts. what is causing to question is the original justification for american intervention which was humanitarian my own personal opinion is that that was always a just a story for our domestic consumption you cannot enter being anywhere near this level of munitions and not kill civilians so ok you're going to protect civilians by intervening we think type of munitions that cannot avoid killing civilians think that nato and its commanders and the president and the politicians involved in this are beyond the point of no return so they simply

cannot stop in terms of their own mind what they've invested in this and therefore they will end up doing whatever is necessary to secure victory in libya and they were projected media stories to cover. well over the latest news from libya go to our websites that's awesome dot com used by catching a video as always of them feels well that he's a taste of the us system something drone attacks against militants in the midst of a blown member somebody invisible top on the stocks is something that would be on some extremists. color just saw sounding the alarm a lot of tourists don't seem to believe something russia went to r.t. dot com to find out why it's construct to spend almost two hundred thousand dollars on planting trees and not a chance to take root. russian writer and wife like utah

for dissipating over almost a week it has turned up in jail and the author is suspected of organizing the last protests of two thousand and nine but once the results of the country's parliamentary elections are close quarters are the story. written off russian writer into art by beautiful was last seen on june sixteenth in the moldovan capital position now. a week later it's turned out that he had been detained by local authorities for allegedly masterminding public riots in april two thousand and nine then thousands of unhappy moldovans took to the streets protesting the results of the country's parliamentary elections opposition leaders accuse the ruling communist party of falsifying votes by get himself frequently stated that he was in fact one of the organizers of the unrest but until now not many people took him seriously you know i knew he was there when the riots with taking place he

doesn't deny that fact there anything but as far as organizing the riots will taking part in any kind of conclusions that's ridiculous the only kind of action he would have gotten involved it would have been with the ladies more police. more double authorities however took him very seriously so seriously the issued an order for his arrest and even though he will officially remain behind bars for another month not many officials in question now are willing to admit the fact let alone talk about it but one bills that is been arrested by the prosecutors his warrant was issued by the prosecutors and it's the prosecutor's office that should be on string questions about him which is providing the cell where he's being held most of and prosecutors however aren't keen on admitting that responsibility in fact they're trying to avoid admitting anything at all in the band of the prosecutor general's office does not confirm nor deny the arrest of mr buy gear of. those

attacks that stonewalling would have been effective at the russian consulate staff not gone and visited the men in prison would you consider on the twenty first of june consular employees from the russian embassy in will do or visited big year if he did not express any complaints about his living conditions or the way the investigation was going that he's using the services of a qualified private motive and lawyers currently in investigation is being carried out by moldova thirty s. in accordance with a court decision he'll be held for thirty days from the embassy is money story in this situation. you know what my get of the attention could have been a completely routine legal process but the very fact that moldova the thirties are still refusing to part with any coherent information concerning the case is definitely not doing them any favors and it's showcasing the prosecutor's office and of very unfortunate right. catherine as are the artsy. five

special forces officers have been killed and twelve others wounded from a shootout with militants and russians republican to start the reports of several militant casualties as well the anti terror operations again on tuesdays continue its attempt to combatants and movements in the region there were reports of intense fighting this insurgence trying to break through some militia units the special forces right out to shows it's been committed since we're conducting training and to carry out terror attacks in the region. let's check on some other international headlines for you now. in mexico police have arrested the alleged leader of one of the country's top drug gangs posing as some sort and there's a lot of the essence and then there's a monkey taking control of the familiar cutout of the death of its previously announced you know mexican president felipe calderon praise the current church as a great blow against organized crime on augusta as it used to trucking and

something drugs and want to is also the author of last time on really. it's. hundreds of broads is a cluster of police ignore the knowledge of what your second month of september bought it since then false. hope stems from the website that you wrote to police who thought it was a friend's then were treated for injuries at a press photographer a shot to make this the worst trouble since the killings. flights are slowly resume. from the south australian airports as the ash cloud from a volcano moves i'm sure the country's largest airports have suffered two days of cancellations as a result of the eruption that is now expected to move to new zealand flights will soon be disrupted the volcano in chile which had been dormant for decades erupted on the fourth of june. but yesterday we talked to

a british historian about nazi germany's abrasion of the soviet union seventy years ago about why he thinks his forces failed soft businesses that dmitri status. you're watching business money has been steadily flowing out of russia for the last nine months due to risk aversion among global investors and you say backed investment funds as part of the effort to reverse that trend and encourage foreign capital to take a longer business r.t. caught up with the c.e.o. of the new fund and the st petersburg for. as the basic idea behind the contest

when vestments because actually what you got me here chairman of the chicago made myself and some of the key people who traveled around the investors in the world and we asked them how would you invest much more into the russian economy and basically they said that they would like to invest more but they need to have a good partner because so many people that do their first investments are russian if the come apart so we're investment is the basic ideas of funds we'll invest in projects but it can invest in projects only if at least the same amount of money is going vested by the leading international investor in the project to slow. the broad a purpose of this fund what is it to achieve i think. many investors feel that as a result of the perception gap between real risk situation in russia and how some investors perceive it and you know we can go into the history of it but everybody agrees that the resists perception gap that basically investors think it's more difficult and more risky to invest in russia as an actual it is so defunct will be

a partner in that they need the partner the feel more comfortable making investment and it's very similar for example if you invest in a rig in china you know would you invest on your own would you like a partner was a chinese fought so we're just making it easier to find a partner and we share the risk because russian state will before investing has those investors. there are flaws russia's flagship air carrier has ordered eight triple seven passenger jets from boeing announced at the paris air show the one point two billion dollar deal is widely seen as a turn away by air force from air bus which has been its regular supply and the say the russian airliner has a change of fifty percent discount from boeing saving up to a billion dollars meanwhile effort is bashed airbus for inconsistent terms and livery in price some argue that it would be difficult for us to go for air flow rather to give up on air bus as it accounts for eighty percent of the carriers fleet. so you're going to marcus investors in asia gaining more confidence that

greece will avoid an imminent default would make a up one point eight percent at the close hang seng has come down rather raising only gains on list of exports only and from the limited it is gaining five percent most of this point in europe not sue securities is up four percent at the close and so here. european markets started wednesday session on negative note with investors courses as to what might be the next step in solving greece's debt problems thanks in london are down barclays instead of chartered one percent lower. here in moscow the market's also trading in the red we're seeing the obvious declining point three percent my six point six percent this is as oil prices are decreasing so you look at the main movers on the nice x. ross telecom is taking a very harsh beating is down one point six percent losing two percent on choose the eight percent on monday now airflow it is up twenty three percent on this

hesitation between us and boeing. and russia's demand giant oil losses increases their profit by forty two percent in first quarter of the year the four hundred thirty million dollars of the support of voice from the production of thirty four percent increase in precious stone price. there's a south seat we'll be back in fifty minutes time without by the headlines on ice with.

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