well the. technology innovation is development around russia. the headlines for you put to the test as the un general assembly scrutinizes the syrian crisis the movie is seen by some as an attendant put the screws on russia and china pushed through a new resolution to nations consider a one sided. view of who gets hit with yet another wave of downgrades and collapses in the future. crusade against greece. and the new round in the blame game between israel and the run. straight to tax me

. more insight into the tension contracting around the wrong we spoke to brownback a member of the. thank you for joining us on r.t. thank you but does the united states want from tightening the sanctions i mean even beyond tightening the sanctions now indeed it is the united states government has created an artificial crisis that's first and foremost it's a manufactured crisis iran is complying with the i.a.e.a. iran does not have a nuclear weapon iran is not threaten its neighbors iran has not started a war with any of its neighbors israel on the other hand has hundreds of nuclear weapons and unlike the run refuses to sign a nuclear nonproliferation treaty does not allow. inspectors into its country so

there's not really a nuclear menace or a nuclear danger from iran so what is the cause what's the cause of the crisis of the artificial crisis the real goal is the united states government has embarked on a course of extreme economic aggression against iran with the hope that by creating economic suffering economic isolation economic misery that part of the population will rise up or become disenfranchised with the government so that the u.s. can do as it has in history carry out regime change they deny that the u.s. tonight that it's trying to carry out a regime change in iran right i mean we have to take that with a very very big grain of salt because we know that since nine hundred seventy nine the united states refuses to have relations with the islamic republic of iran why is it because iran is a dictatorship well it's actually a democratic government it has democratic features far beyond some of america's

most foremost their allies in the middle east such as saudi arabia for instance since one thousand nine hundred nine iran became in independent government before that between one nine hundred fifty three and one thousand nine hundred seventy nine when the shah was there. the shah acted basically as a proxy or a puppet or a client of the american power and so the u.s. says they're not carrying out regime change but in fact everyone who's watching knows that indeed is the u.s. policy to create pressure on iran carry out overt operate covert operations economic sanctions and now these new sanctions are not really even a like the old saying they are same to the rest of the world if you dare do business with iran central bank if you buy iranian oil which constitutes half of iran's g.n.p. if you have any business with iran whatsoever you will not have access to american banks to american corporations to the american market this is in fact

a blockade something like an economic blockade of iran and by international law in economic blockade is an act of war and so we should understand it just like that so what do you think iran's response is going to be well iran so far has been very prudent even though they said that they would consider closing the strait of hormuz that six mile stretch of the persian arabian gulf where twenty five percent of the world's oil supply goes through. and even though much was made of that in the western media in fact iran has not done anything to give the u.s. . pretext an excuse a provocation so to speak that would allow the united states or israel to trigger a set of military actions a run i think is also telling its people that we are not panicked we the iranian government are not panicked that they're trying to show that they have

a serenity and a calmness and a confidence and that they will weather the storm but in fact economic sanctions are taking a bite on the iranian economy right now there is a lot to see about this israeli possible attack specially israeli. possible attack wall street journal says that the u.s. is planning a plan b. said israel attacked i think the israelis try to pretend that iran constitutes an existential threat to israel i don't think that that in fact is the case even though iran's military has the capability to do great damage to israel in the event of a war even though israel is a nuclear power i think that the israeli government has in a pattern and a practice of invasion and bombing of its neighbors in the middle east it carried out the bombing of iraq nuclear facility in one nine hundred eighty one even though that was a permitted by international law and subject to i.a.e.a.

inspections in other words a nuclear program for civilian energy purposes israel came and bombed it they did the same to syria in the last few years and they would like to carry out military strikes against the iranian government the americans don't want there right now even though they they're happy to be have iran in a state of tension they don't really want israel to become the main protagonist with the iranian government by carrying out an unprovoked military strike i mean i'm talking about the main sectors in the american establishment because that would then present the crazes death struggle between the islamic republic of iran on one side in the israelis on the other and in that case iran will be able to mobilize mass support throughout the middle east for it the united states has a different tact they want to keep israel sort of in the background lou mean danger in threatening iran in one way keeping iran in the state of tension perhaps

militarily but have the economic sanctions do the bulk of the work by carrying out economic and financial isolation against the iranian government they think in the long term that's the easier way the better way or the more effective way to carry out regime. the u.s. has puzzled over israel's intentions so what if israel does decide to strike iran and this is a u.s. official says it's hard to know what's a bluster and what's not with the israelis well i think a lot of that is baloney and nonsense the israelis are the recipient the benefactor of three billion dollars a year in u.s. military aid if they do something that's completely contrary to what washington wants they will be on the very short end of the stick the israelis are not dominating and dictating u.s. policy in this geo strategically and or they are not they have a big influence in washington they have

a strong lobby but when it comes to iran or when it comes to iraq the israelis do not tell the united states what to do it's vice versa if israel strikes no if the conflict is presented that way between the islamic republic and israel the people of the middle east will really to the side of iran the assassination of tehran in scientist which rick santorum called half a measure. where john bolton of. the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations the sanctions the tightening of the sanctions the . coalition that the u.s. is trying to build against iran what is iran going to do to face all of this pressure well iran has certain is to iran has russia and it has china increasingly it has the venezuelan and cuba another words those governments in the world in addition of course the syria which has its own problems right now but the countries in the world that don't want the entire world to be dominated by one

power the united states of america they recognize that the existence of iran as an independent government is something that is positive meaning that if the united states were were were to be successful in carrying out regime change in iran they would be emboldened to carry out further destabilizing efforts against other powers including russia and china by the way even though there are great powers. so i think that iran has allies and i think iran is trying to show that they can weather the storm and also that they can rally their population in spite of the fact the divisions that were revealed in two thousand and nine after the elections the presidential elections the iranian people as a whole don't believe they should be sanctioned the iranian people believe that they have as they do the right to develop nuclear power for peaceful civilian purposes and i think right now the iranian government is trying to weather the

storm they're also making it clear that they don't options that they have they have limited options they have limited options and and that's the big issue here i think is that. in america right now in the united states nobody feels this issue they don't feel there's a war looming they don't feel the problem of economic sanctions it's the iranians who are feeling it it's the tension the pressure of the economic problems are all one sided this is like a great power the seven hundred pound gorilla who decides to sit wherever it wants to sit and it can create immense tension and pressure and economic suffering somewhere else without having to endure any political price so that that's the big problem in as a peace activist and as someone who believes in human rights in i think will do will see this more and more in the united states we are starting to concentrate our efforts to expose the fact that the united states government is carrying out

through a different set of tactics the same thing that they did in iraq they carried out regime change in iraq not to make iraq more democratic more human rights oriented but to dominate iraq and i think they they want to do that in iran and we need to have people outside of iran stand up and say iran should not be alone on this that's not presidential elections have any say in what's going on in will and what's going to happen with iran in terms of washington. i think the presidential elections in the united states definitely play a role in u.s. policy towards iran that by the way has been the case ever since the iranian revolution in iran has factored into american politics in this case the republican candidates are sort of baiting obama and suggesting that if obama is reelected we will have a nuclear iran someday soon well i might do something just to counter their statements because it's an election year i don't think so i think that it's not out of the question that obama could opportunistically up the ante or even escalate

tensions or even allow some sort of limited military attack against iran in order to show how tough he is and how why he's not a liberal. or something like that but i don't think so this is a very big project for the pentagon for the cia for the us establishment i think it goes beyond electoral politics and i think the obama administration and the pentagon are having a carefully calibrated approach that won't again with regime change the republicans and democrats share the same objective one is more demagogic we militant against iran they both share the same objective which is to bring iran back into an americans fear of influence and i think the republicans can't move obama that much because obama actually has the backing of the pentagon in terms of this particular approach the pentagon is bogged down in afghanistan they really were pushed out of iraq they have a lot of a lot of military problems

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a father. hello there good morning thanks for watching your sports and these are the headlines freezing conditions could scupper a. cup tie with in p.r. cost in the russian capital plus russian side and crash in asia and a few speculation forming the boss capello is a back to take charge. and simply the best way catch up with some of the world's greatest figure skaters of the spectacular exhibition. but first rubin's europa league match with n.p.r. cost is under threat because of freezing conditions the first leg of this last thirty two clash is due to kick off in moscow this afternoon but will be subject to a late pitch inspection but temperatures of around minus fifteen forecast with more is richard poor flicked. the temperature in the russian capital has plummeted of

the last week a monday was the coldest day yet it's the moscow's experience this winter the players were certainly prepared for whatever the weather could throw at them seeming to wear every available piece of clothing to try and combat the cold of those two slim p.r. course these conditions have certainly been tough to get used to but we're here to play football again but if you ever decide the game should go ahead of me we will of course take to the field and do everything we can to win of course it will be tough to do him a scheduled to get underway at free pm local time and choose the food there will be an inspection an hour earlier to see if a match can go ahead under your wafer regulations of the temperatures below minus fifteen but the match could be called golf and would be that coach could run big beard says he's not prepared to let his players play in such cold conditions

last year we played in the same sort of weather. and we lost that so i wouldn't say it. would be unfair rubin come into the game at a significant disadvantage first leave of had to give up home advantage incidentally for the second year in a row because of a cold weather. allusion to the stadium in moscow with its artificial pitch is fear only ground in a country which could hold such a match of this caliber in such testing conditions because our own side haven't played a competitive game in over two months of also be missing some key players including former club captain christiane my boy who was recently sold possible but i hope we won't have any problems getting used to playing again obviously number boy is a huge loss for us as he is an excellent player just well no but i think we have players who can step into his shoes and be able to win. of course have been in

decent form recently and i've lost just one to nine games since the turn of the new year will be moving have a poor record against greek sides in general side can talk to stan the appear to be the team from that country in four previous attempts really augustine were very frank in stating that they have never experienced temperatures as cold as the ones in moscow but moments of the game finally gets underway on tuesday but temperatures are going to be well below freezing points however the greece going to have one significant advantage of fire they've been playing competitive football over the last couple of months and that's in stark contrast to their opponents really being just emerging from their winter break and haven't kicked a ball in earnest over the last eight weeks which a bump or fleet r.t. . was one of the game play tonight portuguese size fourteen braga take on the shakes this from turkey brodeur lost a fourth in the final last year while the champions league or terrorisms today with defending champions barcelona in germany to face by leverkusen in the first leg of

the last sixteen has suffered a surprise defeat a us assume at the weekend and that puts them ten points behind reality trade in their league coach pep guardiola admits that will be hard to claw back but for the moment his side are intent on reaching the quarter finals of the champions league. we we achieved two. through these year and we arrive in the final in the end of the main the corba. and we've gotten. back behind of the leak it would be tough to to recover the points but the wording in this did round in i'm going to try our our target is play our best as best possible arrive to the quarter finals and go to step by step. well by will be without midfielder mark who picked up an injury during training he has sat on the sat on the bench for his side's last three bundesliga matches but was expected to feature against however

perform well at home in europe winning all their games here during the group stage of the tournament. russian premier league side and. have sank in the jan. opening up the chance for former england manager fabio capello to takeover capello was reported to be in moscow over the weekend after resigning from the england job last week and was sacked after just a month in charge of angie the club which is bankrolled by billionaire suleyman kerry said both sides had agreed not to discuss the reasons for his departure elsewhere colors ten days is on his way back to manchester city amid reports the could yet have a role to play and robertie a man cheney side the argentine striker has spent the last three months on an authorized leave in his native argentina this is after falling out with manchester city boss man cine after refusing to warm up in a champions league game back in september however the manchester clubs attempt to sell a pager in the january transfer window failed and it now appears the club are prepared

to make up their differences for the premier league running. although. now i will face this challenge for me that is to come back to training and come back to see all my colleagues. now another football use glasgow rangers have launched legal papers signaling its intention to go into administration club took the decision after admitting it could be facing a tax bill of substantially more than seventy seven million dollars if they proceed the scottish champions would immediately be hit with a ten point deduction which would effectively end their bid for a fourth successive title rangers currently lie four points behind league leaders and arch rival celtic the club's owner craig whyte says the decision was hard but necessary. to safeguard the club's future. he's an. issue for the kerry team. but everybody really.

better times lie for fans of zambia they gave their team a hero's welcome on their return from winning the africa cup of nations. where the silver bullets touchdown favorites ivory coast eighty seven on penalties on sunday night to claim the trophy for the first time in more than thirty years and. more their line the streets the city were driven on the back of army trucks to show grounds where speeches and shows were planned. now in other news ahead of their heavyweight title fight britain. has promised to not be. a champion the klitschko at the two boxes faced off in front of the camera at a joint news conference in munich on monday many are calling the fight hard to

predict it years old is thirteen years younger than klitschko but ukraine has a much greater reach and experience the w.b.c. heavyweight fight takes place in munich. this saturday. and. there where we're going to be four. hundred miles an hour or. two around. you for. them with some spectacular figure skating and some of the world's most recognized athletes have taken part in the exhibition with more is archon going to go yet for. once again the swiss mountains attracted some devoted figure skating fans valence arena and gathered the best players and single skaters from around the globe two time world champion japan was one of them demonstrating an emotional style and

breathtaking elegance. which was represented most widely from the country's young. and after. the show. me in the. one broome. championship. and. this time both pairs didn't have to compete but their beautiful glide in and. showed their desire to never stop and. in video projection. made up the framework for this amazing. the atmosphere is just amazing when you go out of the arena you see such a beautiful picture clear sky people skiing around we always come here with great

pleasure and really enjoy our time here. a lot i think because here we can go for some things which are not allowed in the real competitions and it might be quite useful and it's also a great many people watching. in the meantime this week had a chance to enjoy their countrymen splendor twenty eleven european champion sara meyer entertained a whole crowd alongside a two time world champion stefan. he retired in twenty ten but it looks like he hasn't lost his touch. dora glorious artsy. spectacular stuff is the sport for the moment we've got more.

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