in the. libyans in the opposition held it playing garcia cry out against alleged atrocities committed by a rebel forces as nato continues its been in support of the country's uprising. president obama unveils plans to begin the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan but there are concerns that while troops may leave american drone attacks will continue. e.u. leaders debate greece's second bailout as the greek prime minister battles to pass new public finance cuts in parliament as a public anti austerity fury grows. just

after two pm here in moscow you with our team i'm rory soon show welcome to the program but the growing number of civilian casualties in libya raises serious misgivings about nato intervention and even among supporters of the campaign it is not only nato bombs that pose a threat to libyans the rebels stand accused of committing atrocities against their own people parties murther national has the story. this family hasn't had the war quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only because of explosions and gunshots one day people from the government and then you

call the rebels we call them terrorists came to me in told me we have to arrest your daughter because we know that she supports khadafi. these keep has been long and hard for they were in their family but i remember. it was i had to hide for some time from them as they've been searching for me and then we knew there was a bus coming from benghazi to nazir the bus with the gravels for their purposes we took that bus with our faces covered and everybody was against gadhafi on it we told them that we were also against him and they let us assume we kept silent until we went to egypt and from there via tennessee and we were sent here. summers brother dr sabri a surgeon has also fled the city he says they've made three attempts on his life but he only finally left when he saw and hearing. from from from your killing him in front of your own good. the doctor says people from the

national transitional council were behind it this is the rebels official political body that are after the revolution in libya started and february its members are recognized by many countries throughout the world as the your legitimate representatives of libya but there is. there will be new so you will be. well you are going to. look at that freedom democracy there is no off with them or democracy there is just war. the refugees here say the now finally feel safe but it's not. that say from the side of the frontline either. of these people have gathered in the west of tripoli to bury those killed in one thousand airstrike accordant and even government officials and bar landed on a private compound and flattened it killing fifteen people including three kids we have been calling for peace and negotiation for months and no one wants to listen

to us now we have to pay a very heavy price of. casualties civilian casualties and also military casualties i think the time has come for the world to understand that this conflict has to come to an end immediately which is very unlikely to happen any time soon then you dug around in these cemeteries still fresh while nato has already claimed that the operation to protect civilians must go on the reef and optional r t what's the libya what i mean time the libyan leader colonel gadhafi is accusing a nato of murder after a recent strike killed civilians investigative journalist in michelle collins who was in libya just a few days ago believes that the actions of the alliance are only motivated by that of money. they are skilled at mall civilians that the losses from the initials problems there are few small civilians the little bombings so the real id is not

protect civilians to rio de these to achieve the economical strategical interest off their of the rest of us in europe i mean that oil i mean the financial reserves of libya are i remind that the us is a blind corrupt country and also preventing that kind of fear would be a sort of paternity used to the i.m.f. some buying for african development the old idea is to make the public international opinion accept the idea that nato is a copy of the world or that that nato has the right to make wars where they want to revisit the people in hospitals and we saw victims this in million population is a fact that must be very clear it has nothing to do with immunity or in war. well with and a host of bombs falling on the people of aims to protect in libya the campaign is losing its initial allies some calls from italy for

a halt to the coalition air strikes are to. report on whether nato is trapped itself in a conflict it cannot no longer a scam. civilian deaths in libya are last making news on western news networks they say has acknowledged that a number of civilians may have been killed in an air strike last night says it regrets the loss of innocent lives and admits the weapons now function they have called civilian deaths and there were guards at one of its areas of course last night in tripoli and maybe to blame for civilian casualties the operation has been going on for three months and according to libyan officials hundreds of civilians how really been killed by nato bombs so why has it taken so long for the major t.v. networks and newspapers to report on the carnage because the big problem with our media mass media nowadays is not that they're left wing right wing it's just that they go along with whomever is in power and they're all idea of critical reporting

and it's gone and it's not just media noticing that something is going wrong in libya it's only in a three member itself has already lost all three in the operation in fact rome has gone as far as to call for a suspension of all military action and to a lot adrian to libya france and britain have however dismissed the calls for suspicion in nature was relentless pounding of libya need to do is acting under a u.n. resolution to protect civilians but many believe the alliances mean aim has always been to oust colonel gadhafi some european politicians from countries back in the campaign say that's not the job for nato but fully been people to decide the british public don't really understand why we've been taken into these wars and yes in the while we probably now colonel gadhafi is a murderous vicious dictator in the world and libya will be better off without him but it is our business to go in there and out of office if the libyans want to have

a revolution and get rid of him then good luck to them others believe the longer the attacks in libya continue. the more difficulties for nato and its political backers the only exit option of nato was to say we will leave when printed if you will leave it if you live to defeat it skewed if going there could actually lead to . ok it will be looked into doing it but if not the point is if you exudes a result achieving nothing which would be for little in specially for longer than for boris it would be pretty great these are three meters admission of killing civilians in recent days and they have made the headlines back home but the expressions of regret have not been felt on the ground in libya unlike it was two bombs in missiles which continue to fall killing those the alliance says it's there to protect in brussels. and r.t.

is coming to you live from moscow and time now for a quick look at what's ahead for you in the program here and in the world police down on protesters taking part in an anti government demonstration it's being called the silent revolution. all the russian aviation experts are ruled out technical failure as a possible cause of the fatal passenger jet crash in the country's northwest they are right now coding information from the black box flight recorders to discover what caused the plane to hit a highway monday night relatives of the victims and locals have come together to pay their last respects near the scene but to pull off one of three four exploded killing many of the passengers on board eight survivors were rushed to hospital with severe injuries i want to a ten year old boy later died that brings the death toll to forty five. but the u.s. has a valid to change its mission in afghanistan from

a role of combat to one of support president obama has confirmed his decision to pull out a third of ground troops currently deployed in the country by next summer but if that is a guy nature can reports the american leaders decision doesn't have the complete support of his military. that's how it was numbers there are around one hundred thousand american troops deployed in afghanistan right now thirty thousand of them were added by president obama two years ago now he says by the end of next year the one percent of pullout goals thirty thousand troops the drawdown will start this year with some thousand troops expected to be withdrawn by december and analysts say it's not a groundbreaking rule from a strategic point of view after all he is pulling out what he added at the beginning of his presidency but ahead of presidential elections coming up next year it might be a face saving me he promised withdrawals to start this year and he had to deliver the bigger question is what results has its leadership brought so far take

a listen we're starting this drawdown from a position of strength. is under more pressure than at any time since nine eleven. together with these we have taken more than half of all cards leadership and thanks to our intelligence professionals and special forces we killed osama bin laden the only leader that al qaeda has ever known here in the us the pressure president obama faces with regards to of ghana's that mostly has to do with the enormous war spending and the number of casualties among american troops president obama was elected as a war and ended up waging more wars and spending more of taxpayers billions on inconclusive battles overseas that's what a lot of americans are frustrated about what doesn't get enough spotlight here is actually the results on the ground if you listen to american military officials they're cautiously talking about progress fragile progress as they put it very sort of course on the ground say is serve in c. is growing among the afghans the systematic killing of civilians by nato strikes

doesn't help experts say many of those now fighting against the ally forces in afghanistan are not all cry that they are not terrorists they are fighting against who they see as invaders after one of the recent strikes that killed a significant number of civilians including children even the u.s. backed afghan president karzai had to make a harsh face saving statement warning nato that if they continue killing civilians the whole of the afghan population will treat them as occupiers we have to understand that the image of karzai is of a pop it doesn't get him a doesn't get again him any popularity at home so he has to take a stand here is what he said a few days ago b.p. can no longer. in that. community action industry don't find worrying is that i mean these upcoming troop withdrawals the u.s. has actually stepped up airstrikes including growing strikes in afghanistan is

thought to be part of this twenty first century intelligent war strategy you know when you have no troops on the ground no. deaths of your soldiers to justify at home so it becomes possible to wage a war without having to face all these accountability issues so many afghans are worried that less troops those and necessarily mean less volumes on their homes it's a common thing in the us media for example when they talk about war losses they just give nato losses very rarely do they mention the number of afghan civilians killed and that number is so many times higher experts say apart from civilians killed another thing that contributes to a growing insurgency in afghanistan is the failure to effectively deal with the groggy issue since the invasion in two thousand and one drug production there has increased enormously and it's known that some of that vast drug trade income goes to terrorists so many see america's war on terror as a double edged sword when it's fighting in provoking terror at the same time. he's

gone into town reporting right not everyone believes the u.s. will ever leave are going to stand for good we spoke to afghan activist for the joy and he says that despite the promises betrayal of military bases will remain. i think you meant to. this honest politician who continued crimes in afghanistan and my country just live from one hand they are telling publicly to our people including media that they will leave afghanistan by mid october two thousand and one or two thousand close by from another hand talking. this publication this time. thank you i spy in the military bases. afghanistan i said no my. call for. taliban and al creation process i think the people of us i don't know what they're going to work

for my people that democracy never come by democracy never tried by military invasion democracies never tried by cluster thought by wife phosphorous by my cigar by bumping our wedding parties. and you can watch the full interview with afghan activist and ally joy in fifteen minutes time right here on out. of a second bailout for greece is crippled economy dominates a meeting of the new leaders in the process but while the greek prime minister pushes for even more cuts at home which are a condition for the new installment over the last week austerity proposals saw thousands of angry protesters filled the streets of athens michael snyder warns that economic troubles in greece could trigger a new wave in the global financial meltdown. the greek crisis has been seems to be another lehman brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults

it's not going to just the thing reese is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe are very much exposed to greece and banks in europe are very highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely horrible now german banks actually hold a lot of greek debt and there are leveraged thirty two to one at this point so greece goes down is going to ripple effects across the entire world and there are experts all throughout the financial industry that are warning that this could set off another two thousand and eight style crisis. and there you can find more views and personal experiences over events in greece of course on our website r.t. dot com but here's what else you'll find online right now the european commission puts an end to lushington this move to access personal data on passengers flying between europe and the u.s. saying the proposed anti terror plan is illegal. and

a russian lion tamer rules his way to world record for a new trick that was two years in the making find out how he landed in the guinness book of records i see dr. police in belarus have reportedly detained up to four hundred fifty people at a series of anti-government protest rallies dubbed a silent revolution the demonstrations against president lukashenko policies took place in cities across the country including the capital minutes protesters chose not to chant slogans or hold placards after posts on social networking sites including facebook and twitter called on the russians to rally silently every wednesday the country currently faces its worst financial crisis in years after its currency was significantly devalued a few weeks ago but he said there were protests were not authorized to disturb the public order. syria has lashed out at further

e.u. sanctions saying it will ignore europe's presence on the world map the e.u. made its move in response to the ongoing violent crackdown on anti-government protesters a former british ambassador to syria basil eastwood says that people in the country are divided over president al assad but there is a strong desire for a political process. there were great hopes that he would lead to a better future he still retains some of that popularity particularly with the urban populations in damascus and aleppo the second big city which has done relatively well knows of his economic liberalization. but in the countryside and amongst the intelligentsia i think there are now no hopes that he can bring about reforms opposition activists are starting to talk about the need for. a political process what they said at a conference in turkey two weeks ago was that the president

should step down and that the vice president should hold the ring pending new elections on the basis of a revised constitution now that is the start of of a political discussion if anybody wanted to take it up but there is obviously no sign whatever of anybody in the regime wanting to take out that sort of idea at the moment. i just in twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you with our t.v. let's hear some other world news we're covering today for you. right politician builders tried for inciting hatred and discrimination there's been a clear over all charges he had reportedly described as a fascist a religion that allows terrorism called for the qur'an to be banned fielder's insisted his comments were not directed at muslim believers but at islam and they formed a legitimate political debate and verdict was a broadcast live on dutch t.v.

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go do stay with us also tonight the former afghan politician who puts her life on the line so the world can see the difficulties facing people but first though the business news with the military after a short break. those of you watching business out secret have your company european cucumbers will soon be back in russian supermarkets the government is lifting its ban on vegetable imports from the e.u. imposed following the eco lie outbreak imports may resume by the end of this month and over there are certain conditions producers will have to fully certify the health of their vegetables russia has been under pressure from europe to lift the

ban saying it had to end protectionist measures as part of its ambition to drive down the it's a. good way to get there we must close the chapter here we should be the basis for much deeper cooperation and collaboration between russia and the u.k. and european union in the state of the seven three and five percent of the ships which is very important. for the movement of russia and the beauty of. russian around may join to develop energy prospects in resource rich bolivia says iran's attorney administering the corporation could help significant be increased russia's presence in south america bolivia as the second largest gas reserves in the region russia's gazprom is already working in the country as part of a project to develop two vast units government projects the sun. moves to the markets and the drop in crude prices continues and deepens over the light sweet and

brant blends of falling will two dollars and almost free respectively the correction comes after the overnight gains followed by a u.s. government report which showed in a climb in the country's crude supplies last week. european markets also training in the red line is a down the down same glencore losing two percent banks are also a drag with noise down almost three percent a month. here in russia the markets started off on negative note there's still there are two years down the percent my six half a percent this is mainly due to resource stocks let's take a look at them lukoil is one of the biggest losers down point eight percent actually shareholder meeting is happening right now improved the dividends increased by thirteen and a half percent as burbank is down by just a notch airflow is bucking the trend it's up on a salver percent the company was named best east european airline at the liberation

or embarrass. russia's equity markets stuck in a low as global events continue to dampen investor sentiment but not rubenstein measurable life see believes that a couple of stocks are worth taking a close one. russian market looks. very inexpensive at this point but hey the sentiment rules the market but there are couple names i think that might be high of hard to resist one is very bank very simple but i think it's a combination of trade investment idea at the same time in the metals sector it's been down of course as well and we are seeing good values there we want to highlight this several stall and which is the company and that is completely approach equally integrated and this is it's a big big one of the biggest advantages and we know we expect coal prices to move higher but given the full integration go to integration of several staal that should not affect its margins on the company also looks inexpensive on multiple

straights with about ten fifteen percent discount to the steel makers in russia in the next time i'll see rory with headlines.

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