transit routes. your best way to the heart of moscow. demonstrators in ukraine south to fire the country's new leadership pushing for greater autonomy and protesting against the neo nazi groups that are gaining momentum there. you. know. we take a closer look at one of the main forces of the former opposition the hardline right sector which may soon become part of ukraine's new interior ministry. the diplomatic row with the u.s. adds fuel to weeks of anti-corruption protests in venezuela where america now expelling three diplomats in retaliation for the same move by caracas. plus religious tensions run high in london with a local community organizing christian street patrols in response to a muslim initiative set up earlier.

you're watching are to international live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. ukraine's hardline right sector group says it wants to take control of the country's security forces but the movement's leader pushing to become deputy prime minister the right wing radicals have placed themselves at the core of reformers stuck in fears of a rise of neo nazi as an across the country marches like here chefs has more. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of president the other college its leader dmitry jarosz has a different view. this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection

europe's resurrection they started our my down. but does this resurrection require the storming of political party offices the torching of politicians houses and the manhunt for journalists from the new government recently the offer of your award for the whereabouts of a russian journalist from the r.t.r. channel for what they call providing false information so you can see where we are heading now the jewish community in southeastern ukraine thought calm had returned but on tuesday an identified man tried to set the town synagogue ablaze with molotov cocktails pushed for masked men started throwing explosives at our synagogue and around eleven pm our security tried to catch the perpetrators but they failed. the right sector is the core and the voice of the uprising but the extent of its involvement in the acts of vandalism and violence walking

ukraine now is hard to verify the attacks are often perpetrated by an identified masked man finding who exactly they represent is difficult the word on the street is that there are several armed factions operating under them i done ban are now raising serious concerns about the rising. extremism just as the symbols of the tragic breast resurface on the great streets we witness right now. a very hypocritical approach to politics because especially by the european union and by the european states they say they fight against extremists inside the european union they fund extremists and support extremists and also i think it will be new and. despite what is widely seen as a victory over the regime the might done remains intact with that right sector standing firm some of its members may leave independence square soon possibly landing a job soon the reverse into real ministry one parliament forms

a unity government on thursday looks you were sixty on votes in from kiev in ukraine. meanwhile the rise of the radical right has become one of the main goals of protests in ukraine south where crowds are rallying against the new leadership several hundred gathered outside council headquarters calling on the local government to disobey the interim authorities people there are concerned over russia being dropped as a regional language as well as plans to ban russian t.v. and the former ruling party but they're also demanding a referendum on giving greater autonomy to the crimea region meanwhile a pro russian political politician has been freed from detention in the southwestern city of odessa. earlier he was stripped of his parliamentary seat and arrested over the alleged involvement in the beating of a group of strikers he claimed it was due to his anti e.u. position igor markov enjoyed the support of both the former ruling party and ex

prime minister yulia timoshenko who hailed him as the new leader of pro russian ukrainian goods. played by on rast ukraine faces the danger of financial default and is in desperate need of help from donors. the twenty billion euros the e.u. has promised to kiev is actually the amount needed by greece as it struggles to get back on track but brussels has so far kept athens waiting for a third bailout installment it's also about four billion more than the e.u. plans to spend on supporting growth and fighting soaring unemployment this year analyst gordon hahn says it will be very difficult for the e.u. to deliver aid for ukraine european union is going to going to going to have to come up with. twenty billion and there's some serious doubt whether they can do that given the state of. some of the economies in europe. some are doing and everybody chip in obviously there are some countries that have difficulty doing

that like greece and portugal so it's going to be a bit of a problem to reach that figure. perhaps the i.m.f. can come in to fill in the gap you know we're we're at the point where basically the governments the. economy think in a state of austerity basically or the verge of one already just simply by dint of circumstances ukraine may welcome european money but within the block the lending program is facing growing criticism over how the loans become more of a headache than a relief for debt laden countries as the trio of international lenders known as the troika faces an e.u. probe we'll look at how confidence in the institution has waned in recent years that's coming up later in the program. as venezuela continues to be plunged into a wave of protests the u.s. has expelled three of the country's diplomats this comes after president maduro ordered the expulsion of three american diplomats accused of inciting the unrest at

least thirteen people have been killed in the protests started two weeks ago demonstrators demanding that major of resign over high levels of crime and a poor economy meanwhile some experts believe there is foreign influence in what's going on in the country. the united states. was for a long time and so has a conservative government both governments have various ways whether it is. paramilitaries going to from colombia or also the us government supporting opposition groups with funding. statements that for example kerry recently gave secretary of state kerry which essentially gave. our position maybe a shot in the arm because. there are protests. it's quite clear that most of the protests are. are being violent and are seeking common protections with at least.

with the british government under increasing pressure to curb immigration divides and u.k. communities are reaching breaking point in east london tensions are being stoked by vigilante patrols formed by both muslim and christian groups r.t. sarah firth reports. that today saw the start of the big goals given the christian patrolling six there's any patrolling town halls on the hills the small but make sure it's muslim patrols the new political calling themselves britain first have responded by filming what they've dubbed christie and patrols and this patrol comes complete with vehicle proof that bullet proof the whole thing is. he joins the they took to the streets in east london where we having full body heading down the road why the area. that's. been happening so far what. the group is being described as far right many of the members

a full. that they really get to differentiate themselves from these grapes and insist they don't want to be associated with violence but tactics such as baiting when members stand with big cans to try to lure out. the muslim patrols have proven controversial and some members of the creep have already faced the rest we'll hear . problems for anyone. trying. to confront them do you think be. intimidating. despite having a pretty condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism the mosque say they feel caught in the middle and are worried the patrol could inflame fragile community relations

our community certainly feels threatened by his. turning up to any part of the country. is. putting across the street. a strong message what the public needs to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or wider society out on london streets and well there's not much support to be found here i think first of all the border you shouldn't have a sense of. i'm sorry. i don't think that. every turn. down yeah yeah i mean you could not patrol yeah just leave these members of the public to be harassed part of shari'a patrols. so the security patrols have been operating in this area to somebody but that's not what we've been told since a number of arrests last year the muslim patrols have gone to ground it's unclear

that patrols are actually still operating that will likely come as some relief to police and community relations workers in this diverse area of london that despite the christian patrol activity the muslim patrols have. not taken the bait so let's see london. you're watching our chance for national we have more stories coming up for you right after the break including how israel has become a weapon superpower developing some of the world's most advanced arms and testing them in its neighboring territory.

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welcome back you're watching r t international live from moscow despite being a relatively small country israel is the world's sixth largest arms export or the industry is one of television's biggest sources of income but it's come under scrutiny recently with a report revealing that it's using the palestinian territory as a testing ground for new weapons are to polish layer has the details. i think there is a very big elephant in the room in israel very big fact in a reality which is seldom spoken about and that's as far as most people go on israel's arms industry but how has a country the size of the american state of new jersey become the world's sixth largest exporter people don't really ask why is it why the hell this small country became such a superpower of weapons your time feldman is a journalist and filmmaker he recently released his award winning documentary the

lab in which he argues that israel's occupation of palestine and also to have such a prosperous weapons industry what armies all over the world want are weapons which were tested on real so to say guinea pigs in a real car we have this live correlate we have an availability of the availability of conflict and availability of war it starts with the drones for decades israeli drones have been hunting for palestinian militants and they had an arms caches making as well the go to country for unmanned aerial vehicles soon to become the world's largest exporter on the defense front the iron dome system proved its capabilities in the last gaza wall lining the pockets of these really military industrial complex nobody wants to talk about. because everybody is there peter. very appley it's a lot of money the political. we have a solution the idea of deserve to have

a solution years of fighting in close combat in gaza in the west bank have also given israelis the edge first weapons like the gun and to avoid assault rifles and now something that even hollywood is copping a gun that shoots around corners and as controversial as israel's with bank barrier is its state of the art security system is being copied along america's borders with canada and mexico i think the israelis are the most exciting in the country because they are developing something distinct immediately in the field so the engineering. goes directly to the army and can see if they all day develop with good or not after three years of working on his documentary is adamant there is no weapon israel has successfully exporting which the israeli army is not using in gaza in the west bound but it leaves the country with a lot to answer for it's doubtful the hugely influential arms industry has an

interest in peace because for as long as israel's holds onto the west bank and gaza it has a tree for finding testing and showcasing weapons systems and industrial military front that remain secure policia r.t. tel aviv. makes for edward snowden keep revealing just how far government spying can go a covert british unit aims to disrupt deceive and discredit enemies by planting viruses and messing with social media accounts you'll find that story on our website r.t. dot com. also there are record levels of radiation are found in new mexico after a kneecapping nuclear waste a positive right there the details online for you. right to see. first for you and i think that you're.

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this immediately so we leave the people. bush to suit your. party physical. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politics only mark t. . some news in brief for you now police in turkey's capital and car have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protests the demonstrations were spurred after the recording of an alleged phone call between the country's prime

minister and his son discussing how to dispose of hidden funds was released the country's opposition has also demanded the pm resign the prime minister denies the allegations and says they aim to undermine his party before next month's local elections. hundreds have protested in the u.s. state of kansas against legislation which they claim allows the illegal discrimination of gay minorities bill which would give businesses and government employees the right to deny care services and employment to homosexuals has been met piers opposition the state senate has retreated from the legislation with some lawmakers claiming it opens the door to broader gay discrimination. at least twenty seven people have been killed in the latest surge of terror attacks across iraq the deadliest in the shia district of baghdad left at least fourteen dead and dozens injured iraq is currently engulfed in the worst cycle of violence since two thousand and eight almost eight hundred people killed in sectarian

bloodshed this month alone. a crowd of around three thousand people in iceland gathered outside the parliament building in the country's capital today a protest followed a parliament vote supporting the withdrawal from membership the decision sparked widespread criticism across the nation with a twenty six thousand people already signing a petition for the issue to be put to a public vote. well the group of lenders known as the troika are back in greece to discuss the terms of yet another bailout loan harsh austerity measures imposed on the country in exchange for previous credits has failed to stabilize the economy as artist peter all reports this is cause the truckers credibility to plummet their hands on the purse strings of europe's cash strapped. with confidence in the euro zone's three biggest lenders known as the troika is wavering in terms of public debt in terms of potential growth in terms of unemployment there is. worse now than before the troika intervention in the country

like greece made up of the international monetary fund the e.u. and the european central bank the idea behind the troika was to get the most indebted eurozone nations back on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling austerity measures ireland became the first to leave the bailout program at the end of last year not before cutting thirty billion euro from the budget and seeing salaries squeezed by twenty percent in southern europe in hopes of a light at the end of the tunnel and high especially for the generation growing up under the troika unemployment is not sure if you will to fall so we are going to be facing a. a large number of young people in countries like greece or spain youth unemployment is over fifty percent and these people have little prospect of getting a job and achieving some sort of economic security this is seen european lawmakers

call into question the ability of the troika to deal with the scale of the crisis and to attack its methods the troika acts like a acts like a governor. and visits its colonies in the south of here and tells them what to do the measures they come up with are not they're not always very effective the credibility of its economic forecast has caused most unease particularly concerning greece which is received two hundred forty billion euro in loans so far in twenty eleven the troika predicted economic growth in greece of one percent however the reality was a seven percent shrink just a one off you might think then in twenty twelve they predicted two percent growth which ended up as a further four percent downturn those running for election to the european parliament this year say that the current systems in place for trying to deal with the crippling debts in some parts of the eurozone just aren't working and that a new solution other than the troika will have to be found in the next parliament

with some accusing the troika of trying to cover up its mistakes but there is quite a bit of propaganda going on right now trying to make people believe that there is an improvement in those southern european countries in fact there's no improvement that i can see because the debt situation is verse then ever the banking crisis is still not resolved an inquiry into detroit his handling of the crisis could publish its findings in late april a month before europeans vote in the next e.u. parliament. r.t. germany. up next on our to international our special report on gun possession in america in my first rifle if you. watching us in the u.k. stay tuned for boom bust with aaron eight. ball.

told him a language of war but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so unlike the pollution you know i will leave that to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say to mr kerry you have a car is on the docket notes on. the radio no more weasel words when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you have to punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech and a little bit on the freedom to question. winter is when the sahara comes to life and. oasis palm trees are being harvested. people are waiting for the biggest event of the year. the desert festival.

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from the sprawl of life. a place where alcohol is neither sold not consumed in the bible reign supreme. in a village of eight hundred people there are forty churches. it is a pious closed community get weapons are a part of every day life here for protection and so hunting. exposed from childhood it is not unusual here to own your first gun in kindergarten. how many people own guns in this village more probably do than though. with these things are you. saying that in that state of the brain him here all go not everybody in accounting is quote a way of life here yeah everybody wants around here and they much else to do with fish i would say you know a very hard majority of the country people own guns my grandson started her when he

was probably three or four years out so he just and i got one and hans you want to fish is so so so for you go to kindergarten you get your first gun. yes that's what they want the family of a southern kentucky two year old girl shot and killed in her home says it was all an accident he received the rifle specially made for children as a gift last year. cumberland county hit the front pages of news worldwide in may and five year old christina shot his two year old sister dead with a gun he received as a gift for his fifth birthday a real gun with real bullets the manufacturer has openly advertised to children as . rifle. i'm. sure many a cricket rifle i wish i had during the cricket is the perfect way to get beyond a small framed shooters started right with the safety promoting design it's soft shooting affordable and accurate. while the mother was in the kitchen

christian picked up his gun and don't know whether she was too loaded he accidentally shot his sister in the chest. caroline sparks was rushed to hospital but tragically she died soon after. i could hardly understand my daughter because she was so excited and crying and hysterical and said that you know you know it's easier been shot and i just cannot my heart just sank and as soon as i got in the car got in the back seat and i couldn't breathe i just i guess it was anxiety and i was so so scared that you know she just she was gone that i didn't know what to do i remember i rolled the window down to try to breathe because i could hardly take a breath and we went to the hospital and i just walked up to the nurses one said i was their grandmother can i please go back and see her and i don't usually they don't let you do things like that but they let me and i went back there and you

know she was already you know in a coma. for the help of the brain swelling. and so she looked perfect i held her hand and. talked to her but couldn't hear me. this is the grandmother of another child zaria go back. both families live in the same area. as daria was shot in the forehead also by another child. and what do the doctors tell you. that she was in critical condition that she would not make it that you know the bullet was lodged and they had shared a lot of brain swelling and that you know they didn't know most likely it would not be good. to compare myself and.