we've got the future of coverage. here. please. please please please. please . karo it seems some of the worst violence in a week has fountains of anti morsi protesters attacked the presidential palace with firebombs a tough police response with tear gas and water cannons left more than fifty wounded and one dead we get my expert opinion on this shortly here on r.t. . russia's top diplomat meets syria's main opposition after saying the inconsistency of its powerful backers could be behind the country's deadlock

standoff. east or west home is best the u.k. government plans to persuade romanians and bulgarians that the old saying is true as it fears the inflow of immigrants will become overwhelming. and also reporting the russian mark seventy years since the battle of stalingrad one of the bloodiest battles in human history which cost almost two million lives but changed the course of the second world war. all the screaming around the world this is r.t. live from our new center here in moscow twenty four hours a day. violent clashes in cairo have killed one person and injured at least fifty

rotting opponents of the morsy regime reach the presidential palace for the first time in over a week attacking it with petrol bombs police responded with water gas and i should say tear gas and water cannons and report of true witnessed the mayhem. i personally witnessed a lot of police brutality there's been a criticism of the police in the ministry of interior off the fish was broadcast all the proof of a protester. beaten and trying to cross the tarmac i saw this with my own eyes it could just but i this balcony the man who didn't appear to show any resistance or any threats towards the police caught his trousers by his ankles was dragged face down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a armored vehicle and later i also saw police coming down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer armed with bird shot to shot him he fell to the ground a mistake sticking by an ambulance this comes our protest is three more talks on

the palace yesterday after which the security forces have reclines with the excessive use of tear gas many people are condemning the police this morning saying this is another example all police because if you make in the security forces hands of one of the key demands the resolution something the president must address there are still people on to her square and protest plans in the future opposition forces are not backing down there has been calls from both sides for dialogue the president's second so awesome dialogue with the opposition forces ahmed el baradei one of the leaders of another salvation front said he would engage in dialogue on the condition that they would be the day the government would be to resign and national salvation government would take over and the constitution would be revoked the president himself has said he will not listen to these said preconditions we do see this you see this kind of happening any time in the future so we expect further violence in the streets further protests across the country in the coming weeks.

before more on the situation in egypt let's cross live now to political activists yes so israel who's joining me live from boston but just as a demanding president morsi resign will you be toppled like mubarak or could he actually weather the storm. we don't believe that the most racial on the streets of cairo today would partner and legitimately elected president morsi and especially a constituency of what percent of the population most likely would come to some form of mubarak and he's there was nobody standing by him in the military have and so i believe if you were going to go but the future of the uncertain and that future could be determined by what he does next some say he could have made the same mistakes and by forcing through an agenda and not listening to what the majority of the people really want. it was very unfortunate. he was repeating the

mistake over. the lead in the. spread of the mubarak of egypt. i believe he was the same people that run the country in the same direction and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of barak was very very clear and i don't think he'd have a second term to look forward for with this practice and to do it on the streets and the quality and the lack of security the unemployment has to meet new generation problems early before forcing his agenda on the people but it's exactly that the loss of confidence in the law and order that the corruption and also of course people's lives they haven't improved at all since the revolution the standard of living is very poor for so many there is of the issues he really has to address now. these are issues just address now security and it's very very.

real it's real situation i was. there and more people are arming themselves really looking for protection for loans forms. that were stated you see got through to a country. people like levy the theory that since. the early security they were living not well but now they're being in a very bad situation but is it getting really bad one military spokesman said this could lead to the country forming a pop or is this merely what one would expect during a period of transition and that patience is needed. i think the issue is the result was that are in place for improvement under different from . what i've read in the interest of looking at this core problem of stuff really focusing on we get a constitution that for one thing to be sure that one group would win

a majority in the next parliamentary election this is not. going to countries yes let's quickly talk about the way the authorities have been dealing with the latest riots that the latest protests a video of a protester being dragged up the street has caused rule police brutality of course was a feature of the mubarak regime and one might wonder has anything really changed since then. there was nothing changes in reality that it will work in and train under mubarak for years running from there see in the books and it's the people who go the only way they know how to do with the actual or the police are still there and running the country with the seat that. dictatorship of mubarak and they don't know how to do differently they will be happy and some people need to be dismissed and it is nature. changing for the one. neutral interior to

use modern and more humane practice and practice with dealing with civilians while somebody who goes to egypt many times yasser is merely interesting to hear your thoughts on this thanks very much indeed for joining us live there from basra thank you for. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has met privately with the leader of the key opposition group the syrian national coalition for the first time both agreed there was a mountain to climb before the rebel group would talk to the syrian government peter all of us more now from the german city of munich where the talks were held. this is the biggest security conference really in the world and arguably syria is one of the biggest security issues in the world right now sergey lavrov sundown for a meet seeing more as our who's the leader of the syrian national coalition the foreign minister of russia coming away seemingly quite happy from the meeting he said upon his arrival back in moscow that it's well. the syrian national coalition

seem to willing to speak with the current syrian government citing the fact that the whole reason that the national coalition exists in the first place is because they had previously refused to talk to president assad however sergey lavrov did err on the side of caution saying that there was no guarantees that this dialogue would take place bringing up the point that it's the coalition is so fragmented they can hardly really agree with themselves never mind sit down to open negotiations with the current syrian government syria featured very highly in the address that was given by sergey lavrov to the the security conference he also told directly to russia's western partners as called for unity and trying to bring in an end to the violence and bring discussion to the forefront rather than talk of international intervention he did however raise a few questions towards russia's western partners suggesting there was it worth

while pursuing their mantra of regime change in countries like syria at the expense of terrorist acts being cast a blind eye to as those acts take place against the civilian population and the the syrian army we also saw around two thousand people gather elsewhere in munich in protest against what they see as they just continuing growth across europe that was relatively peaceful but it was also a topic that had been touched on by surrogate laughed it off in his address where he said that there was no real need. nato to expand in the way that it was in those two thousand or so people in the city also voicing the similar opinion. the impact capacity of the university of rhode hanton in the u.k. believes that the syrian opposition has turned to diplomacy because it has been exhausted by fighting president assad. the rebel coalition is deeply divided within itself and it has tried very hard.

to regain its own terms with the support of the united states and the syrian opposition coalition was insistent on not having talks with the russians but it has reached a point where it is frustrated and knows that it is very difficult to dislodge the assad regime it is something of a diplomatic victory in my view for the russians who have been at least publicly consistently. pressing for docs and so far the russian the russian requests for a diplomacy have been rebuffed. reports of extra judicial killings by the modern army have escalated all the way to the un the block's anti genocide envoy says he's deeply concerned claims by activists that the army which

is largely back by french troops is committing ethnic reprisal attacks and other atrocities this comes as forceful and is on a visit to the north african country where his forces are fighting islamic radicals while there the french president announced the mission won't be long and will wrap up in several weeks after which paris will reap the rewards according to those men she spoke to me to learn from the council for the development of social science research in africa. this intervention does strengthen the arm of a group of junior officers who took control of the state and who are just simply. mean the reports we get from mali from bamako it's holies troops just simply control everything they're not interested in any kind of development they're only interested in acquiring wealth for themselves they go in they rob banks complete impunity they control the economy now with complete impunity they are now the sort

of. i guess you know the servants now of all of the french in the u.s. but their real agenda has been to do sell of mali to to the french or to the corporations mollies a place with the normal. of well you're a new book site gold and so on and there's no doubt that french canadian and upper interests are clearly interested in occupying that territory britain is removing the welcome sign from its doors as the government fears the flow of migrants into the country might skyrocket it's already think the promotion the u.k. is a great destination may have gone a bit too far on the pulley baka has more. as one official put it the negative ad campaign about britain would help to dispel the myth that the streets in the u.k. all paved with gold and the politicians certainly are worried and they've got it wrong in the past the previous year was the year of the olympics and politicians

trump and trumpeting great britain and how long john in britain is the best destination the world billions of pounds poured into advertising to really sell the u.k. but it seems that for immigrants potential immigrants from rumania i'm from garia the message is that britain isn't so great after all so a lot of people used to use that sort of as quite farcical the fact that the government is willing to trash its own image and to admit that there are problems with the economy in disarray that there's a housing crisis and that there are problems with schools and hospitals everyone's been having a good old chuckle over the idea of a negative ad campaign and yes some people have actually said that it's quite insulting but for remain ians and for vogue ariens but one newspaper has even suggested that people send in their own suggestions for what an anti britain poster would look like and the result has been really quite scathing and quite harsh to

britain as a country we've got slogans that include u.k. yuck and come to britain and clean the toilets or even britain we haven't left ourselves because the public transport isn't running so people very sort of mocking at the same time but quite scathing about the country westminster is bound by law so they have to follow these rules and they have to allow anybody who wishes to come over in twenty fourteen to enter the country but a lot of citizens in the u.k. feel that it's insulting to those people and a waste of money having advertised britain previously. hatred and racism in the israel football league takes a look at the making extreme right stream of the angry that story for you. stay with a.

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news continues here on america's forces in afghanistan may have been running on iranian oil and a clear violation of washington's own fuel embargo against the islamic state the pentagon has admitted it calls for the source of years worth of fuel due to a complicated supply system he's going to pick up the story. the u.s. gives money to the afghan government to buy fuel for its forces now u.s. officials especially specter general for afghanistan reconstruction say they cannot verify that the fuel purchased for afghan security forces in recent years did not come from iran it could be their way of saying that it most probably did come from

iran and it could mean that the u.s. has violated its own sanctions thereby letting us taxpayer dollars go to remain coffers the sanctions that the u.s. has put in place not only for u.s. companies from doing business with iran but also punish third party countries for doing business with iran but no matter how many rounds of sanctions are in effect they were never watertight even though the european union under a lot of pressure from washington stopped buying uranium oil you have a host of other countries that still do iran's biggest buyer now biggest buyers now are china india and japan and these countries are oil thirsty especially china so china imports of uranium oil india's imports of iranian crude were up thirty percent according to tanker arrival data western sanctions have rains oil exports in two thousand and twelve leading to a very deep plunge in the iranian currency but continuous robust demand from its

top buyers as well as the purchase of new tankers allowed the way into unexpectedly boost exports late last year despite the sanctions the u.s. can't absolutely force those major economies especially china to stop buying from iran political and economic ramifications of such pressure would be significant but the u.s. government is trying their prompting those other countries to buy oil from washington's allies saudis and qataris so you could imagine how happy the gulf states are about this whole new business coming in but washington is resolute to put more pressure on other countries to put forward more threats like cutting them off from the u.s. banking system so to many countries the situation starts to look more like blackmail than anything else. the sanctions violations and rhetoric surrounding iran are all proving great creative fuel for our website cartoonists i'm a village and another things are at r.t. dot com in the online exclusive section. recent football team fans are

renowned for chanting racist anti arab slogans assigned to muslims for the first time supporters are openly disappointed at the move which some say is knight welcoming in the enemy or to report on the boiling anger that's never far from spilling over. the games in there but the actions out here the israeli football team they told us of them is making headlines not for what it does on the pitch but what it does oafish the only leading team in the country never to have signed an arab player because of family pressure they talk is a bastion of israel's political white if i am one other thing i am the don't love the enemy will be a player in my team and i could see. that it was. chance like this we hate all arabs only the target of the racist croquet no it

doesn't happen often but tonight's match is between d'etat jerusalem and a local israeli arab team the police are not taking any chances which is why these gates are for the jewish fans and the other side of the stadium is for the palestinian supporters now the match has just finished and as you see the bay tajiri some supporters are walking out behind me but it will be another hour and a half before the police give permission to the arab fans to leave the stadium but keeping the two sides apart does little to dispel the hatred in march last year hundreds of baitullah fans rampaged through jerusalem or after a game chanting death to the arabs and randomly attacking arab workers orders are born they try to say that there are just a few resources five to twenty people but that's not right racism is in the d.n.a. of the steam it's in their blood. referred to is a football legend in israel he was the first arab to play for israel national team and to represent the country at the olympic games. i remember playing against the

steam their supporters cursed me because i'm an arab muslim if this is not rhys's what is it that problem is about to get a whole lot bigger team owner of russian israeli tycoon a kind of guide to mak recently announced his decision to hire two muslim players from chechnya and. it's not good they're doing it for nothing these players from chechnya are with the jewish people not with the team we have different values. while other countries have faced international sanctions for racist incitement by friends israel has so far voided such close scrutiny but fears are growing that the beautiful game there is slowly being turned into a source of violence racism and hatred policy r.t. jerusalem. and there's been violence outside the football arena in the west bank to israeli forces the police cleared a palestinian activist encampment there arresting seven hundred students and one

settler the site was set up to protest against the expansion of israeli settlements into the area and the army fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the protesters they also reportedly removed journalists from the site. the spanish prime minister has been forced to deny he received more than two hundred fifty thousand euros worth of secret payments over a ten year period speaking in front of his conservative party mariano rajoy said he will post his tax declarations online to prove the allegations are false the scandal erupted last thursday when a national spanish newspaper published records allegedly showing prominent members of the ruling party taking hidden donations. it was one of the bloodiest battles in human history a turning point in world war two seventy years ago the soviet union snatched victory in stunning the fighting the nazi war machine. followed the commemoration. the parade in modern day volgograd to mark the end of that terrible battle seventy

years ago with a parade by troops the laying of wreaths from various delegations and the assembled crowds here remembering all those people that died there as many as two million the top estimates say there's also a little bit of control we see surrounding the name stalin graft the city is now called volgograd. but the city administration say that they want on certain special days to once again refer to it by its old name stalingrad which is a controversial decision given its connection to that controversial figure stalin himself but as for this parade today this commemorative event it will forever have the connection the word stalin grad not just with this place but with what happened to him. seventy years ago the nazi war machine failed at stalingrad. here a reconstruction of the german surrender and dre is playing the part of friedrich

polis promoted the day before to field marshal by hitler in a bid to stop him capitulating boulder's when paul is realize that hitler wanted him to commit suicide he said he wouldn't give him such pleasure and he chose to live. for nazi germany this military disaster was the moment hitler's hubris really caught up with him for the soviet union it was at last a decisive victory over the invaders the ravaged so much of the country this basement of stalingrad largest department store had become palaces last headquarters soviet officers entered to find it packed with wounded starving and freezing german soldiers this is what had become of what had started out as the largest army the world had ever seen. the velma six army had surged up to the city in the summer of one nine hundred forty two hitler wanted to clear the way to the oil of the caucasus but stalin grat but first

a sideshow became an object of obsession for both him and stalin fyodor fought for his very life battling house to house as the germans and their allies took ninety percent of the city took the quest and what i'm telling red was how the ball there was a river of fire and when we went to get water from it it was water and blood mixed . in the venda soviet commander of sprung a huge trap cutting german forces off from the supply lines surrounding them inside the frozen city by the end of january it was all but over the city was a ruin only the few biggest buildings remained standing. she was buddies but you know i'm still in her but far people it was very important because finally we stopped retreating offices the general started to learn how to win a stunning grant as many as two million people died in the battle that bodies still being discovered today but although the red army of the soviet people didn't know

it yet they had reached a turning point in the bloodiest war in human history tom watson. well it sold for me build up my colleague will be here with a news team in a little over a hoffa now as the news continues take me through to then we have a report that's off of this short break. good.

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