i stopped that. i. was. i was. at school eighteen violence in eastern ukraine kiev really launches its crackdown on defined regions are the ending a ten day truce we find out what's driving some women to join anti-government forces. israel mourns the killings of three teenagers abducted in the west bank while the death of an eighteen year old palestinian boy shot by troops during a night raid draws little attention. on the leader of the hardest militant group isis urges all muslims to come to iraq and syria to help secure a vast islamic state.

hello there thanks for being with us you're watching r.t. international. now officials in eastern ukraine say already to negotiate a new cease fire kiev ended the truce on monday stepping up the assault in the restive region at least four civilians were killed and residential areas came under fire despite president poroshenko pledging not to target them the army shelling continued overnight. it's these are the pictures from the city of slavyansk which has seen some of the most of the damage your woman with russian citizenship was reportedly killed there in the latest attack on monday more and more pictures of ruined houses are emerging from the city in a local television towers also collapsed. as

a result of fighting between the army and local militia these are pictures from the city of kramatorsk which is another target if crackdown a local school was pounded by shells on monday this is all that's left of that and as the standoff between kiev in ukraine he shows no signs of letting up women on both sides and i taking up arms as artie's rif an option up reports. catarina is twenty one years old she's a trained medical with a passion for nature and tainting. and she can assemble a kalashnikov in seconds she says she's a good shot to. have you ever had to kill anyone. yes i have it wasn't self-defense it was them who approached not us catarina belongs to eastern ukraine's self-defense forces she started on the frontline as

a nurse but soon to go up in arms but the problem is that she sees the people she's fighting against as mere pawns in a big game over some of those who are responsible they send young boys to kill us and die for them they hide behind their eyes most of them are young they have no choice and they come to kill us. as a self-defense checkpoint outside lugansk catarina meets alessia she's in charge here then honestly it was news that a few days ago i went to a hairdresser and i saw a woman there a client she was looking at me with her eyes wide open it turned out i had forgotten to seek my place off it happens. she sees no contradiction in her current status. this is what happens during war time they don't even ask they just come to your land i was just an ordinary woman i even cook quite well. catarina and a lesser a far from the only team in the studio we were in from ukraine's east and south had

a strongly warded message for female fighters on the other side which they did that is a special hello to the thirty ninth my down women's battalion girls you either stop doing this or you'll see stay exist if you continue to seek information about our men your men will die. the paramilitary battalion the addressing finds for the new government and for national unity and it's still growing. today then why don has reached far beyond cave center that he has embraced the whole country and we must protect its borders women from the thirty ninth company have set off for the next cloud of analog guns and they need your help. the out of this battalion is also an assistance to ukraine as new defense minister but do not fear reprisals working for the common good each of us needs to preserve their own dignity and. i realized i would be seen as a man to separate despite a rather than

a woman or what is this means they would kill me if the opportunity presented itself for them so i have to hold my firearm close women role so waging a battle for hearts and minds this ukrainian band considers itself patriotic but some seats literates as ultra nationalist. cause. but the real conflict has been fought here and was growing numbers joining both sides every day some fear it's passing the point of no return. or if nationality in eastern ukraine. to help you keep track of what's happening in eastern ukraine you can follow maria's twitter feed she's in the city of against right now i one of the main hubs of anti government resistance.

i was relaunching its operation against the defiant regions in eastern ukraine kiev's working to get closer to the e.u. president poroshenko signed an association deal with brussels last friday there was no vote on the issue and the european commission's enlargement chief stephan fuel doesn't think that would have been necessary he spoke to artie's ochs on a boyko on her show worlds apart in the case of ukraine we have one part of the country waging a conflict with another part of the country and yet nor referendum you think was the war and what was the one w. called democracy. no no no no i'm sorry i mean referenda in the presence of the people in the group uniforms without insignia about true refers to hear of they are not ours and then a couple of weeks after all they have been ours. so referral and under the color

shriek of that's one thing the second thing carol this is going to read about me allowance and i don't i don't know why i don't why i the argument that it won't really hear me is so fired of one part of ukraine and good thing in another part of ukraine. and you can watch the full interview there with the european commissioner for knowledge and neighborhood policy on thursday right here on r.t. international. israel has bombarded garza with dozens of airstrikes in retaliation against the islamist group hamas which it believes to be behind the killings of three jewish teenagers israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has also called for a ground invasion of gaza but these calls muted as the nation mourns the use their deaths have also sparked a firestorm in the international media. sense of anger in the sense that there will

be some retaliation for these threats it's becoming increasingly apparent that his promise to make cameras pay for the three teenagers found dead on monday so there is a huge amount of grief at the discovery the grim discovery of the three bodies of those israeli teenagers late yesterday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the three teenagers were murdered in cold blood by what he described as animals. well and is that of condolence president obama described the killings of the jewish boys as a senseless act of terror against innocent youth meanwhile the killing of an eighteen year old palestinian by israeli troops during a night raid in the west bank has gone largely unnoticed political activist mr. too says the international media has repeatedly hushed israel's deadly record is very important for the world media to remember to mention not only the three israelis killed but also the eleven palestinian killed. three children who

were also killed in cold blood by the israeli army itself which also amounts to war crimes the israeli army has been killing palestinians for several years we are talking about thousands and thousands of palestinians were killed by the israeli army and terms of thousands of people who were injured doing forty seven years of military occupation even when we organize peaceful nonviolent protests the israeli army responds by shooting a high velocity gun shot at the young people which by the way in that incident to killing two young palestinians. and the israeli army refused to conduct. the investigation into the matter. still to come on the program an echo of american exceptionalism about the leader of militant group isis urging muslims from around the world to come to a new movie declared islamic caliphate why the conflict in the country might be the

result of washington's policy speech plus a u.s. cyber security firm signs the hundreds of western energy companies under threat we take a look at whether industrial espionage is opening up a new front line. player . lisa tried to. pull out of. your life or it's a sure thing every minute least some. of the time a plane all out oh well. miles the likelihood he.

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it's. welcome back now the leader of the jihadist militant group isis has muslims worldwide to travel to iraq and syria and join their battle for the recently declared islamic caliphate then odium message he vowed to lead the fight for their breakaway state until rome is conquered investigative journalist matt carr says it's unlikely iraq can remain a single country as a result of the chaos i say this is not just the asian of the series is this how these origins in iraq itself in the job its resistance to the u.s.

occupation when they withdrew troops from iraq i'm after the so-called surge that was a. little bit what of those groups have been defeated or at least neutralized that probably never really happened and isis has been an hour to iraq not just because of what in syria but also by the incompetence sectarianism and corruption of the i'm a leader government in iraq so all these different forces are closer to asia which is very probable that some iraq could fragment into three stages because i can't see the moment or the time being any kind of sectarian movement look at overcome the divisions that are ripping iraq to shreds. well president barack obama has promised additional troops to be deployed in the region to ease the desperate battle with the militants and it comes shortly after the white house approved the hof a billion dollar windfall for rebels in syria the move was a to counter the radical islamist group which is also fighting a sad and terrorizing cities in neighboring iraq but the plan was met with

a storm of condemnation saying the aid to rebels would main feeding america's enemy portnoy takes in the words what washington's long involvement in the region. all over the arab world america has left behind its military footprint but i believe america is exceptional in part because we have shown a willingness through the sacrifice of blood and treasure to stand up not only for our own narrow self-interest but for the have for us of all america's exceptional armed forces have invaded afghanistan and iraq dropped bombs on libya pakistan and yemen and reportedly trained rebels fighting to overthrow the government in syria. directly leading to the insurgency in iraq who are extremists have now declared their own caliphate down enough to just say that we are exceptional one way or the other the reason we can point to american exceptionalism is because we've done

exceptional things and we do exceptional for. we have to live up to that standard but time and time again washington's eagerness to involve itself in foreign conflicts has fueled secretary in divisions creating an exceptionally dangerous circumstance the us policy unfortunately. has destroyed and made a mockery of the you know what they have done in libya what they have done and continue to do it was done in iraq. it is all something that. doesn't jive with claiming any kind of conflict exceptionalism and yet in each case washington has washed its hands of any responsibility the united states of america is not responsible for what happened in libya nor is it responsible for what is happening in iraq today in the absence of u.s.

military action iraq is warning that it could ask iran to carry out airstrikes against the hottest group isis that could throw a wrench into the works of american foreign policy potentially having to rely on an adversary to defeat a threat that washington itself is blamed for indirectly creating. marina port r.t. . days in china will probably be turning off. the having to think push ups in a real life call of june steenkamp you can learn about the country's new way to cure internet addiction at our website and also the chilling moment of petrol station in the us they. took a direct hit from a tornado we've got that and much more in line for me at r.t. dot com. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college to different. your boss

repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep. norrish. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. i thought myspace is becoming a new area of combat operations with hundreds of west and the giants coming under attack from so-called industrial hackers are they in fact oil and gas cyber defenses with malware which could possibly disrupt power supplies that's according to a report released by the u.s. security firm symantec we caught up with the company's security manager he told us this is a growing trend most definitely as more and more information becomes available online or put on computers we are seeing a shift from the physical world to espionage being conducted through the internet

or through computers we are definitely in an in an in an age where every country what every organization or every person is able to leverage the internet in its own unique manner so you could nation state wanted to conduct espionage or an attack another country. can most definitely utilize the internet to do so likewise person and person or organization on the organization. it's just coming up to twenty past eight here in moscow let's have a quick look now at some other world news we're start with japan where clashes broke out between anti militarize ation protesters police the arm rest by the cabinet's decision to end the post world war two ban on collective self-defense the resolution would expand japan's military role and overseas deployment japan's postwar constitution prohibited the use of force in international conflicts. a car bomb has exploded in a market in northeast nigeria killing at least fifty six people officials say only

twenty one could be identified as the rest were two civilian witnesses say the explosives were hidden under a load of charcoal in a large vehicle authorities are blaming boko haram extremists for the attack. mexican soldiers have killed twenty two suspected gang members in the shootout at a warehouse one soldier has also been injured in a gun fight it is the bloody issue since president pena nieto took power in twenty twelve pledging to quell gang violence that has claimed up to one hundred thousand lives over the past seven years and chinese authorities have arrested almost two hundred people during a rally for greater democracy in hong kong after the march the protesters staged a city in the central financial district of the city demanding electoral reform a freedom demonstration was held to mark the anniversary of when china re took control of the british colony in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven. brussels

is warning hungry may need additional budget cuts to lower government debt and the risk of re entering the european union's finance monitoring process comes after budapest hardly manage to keep its deficit within the limits artie's alexy reports on the country's thorny path to keep a flight. had little hesitation when choosing a new car for a major german brand only the car was manufactured in his home country if you want to buy it may be you have to pay for. registration because of the tax so if you buy hanger from germany then. a little bit cheaper. but it makes no difference i mean in terms of the quality right no. so if it's the

same why pay more this logic may have driven several european car manufacturers to set up factories in hungary with an obviously cheaper labor force than in germany but the one that is just as skilled back in the days when hungary was part of the socialist block used to be one of the biggest car manufacturers in eastern europe when the country entered the european union most of its factories went bankrupt as their predecessor was not needed in europe almost a decade on europeans have decided to experience and are now producing their cars here. largely because of that and we're talking several hundred thousand units produced annually hungary is now experiencing the biggest industrial growth in a decade but would that mean the two thousand and four e.u. accession promise of a better living has been capped a recent poll study suggested that seventy two percent are from variance felt that economically they were doing better under communism. seventy two and thank god i have a good job because without it i wouldn't have survived with my pension unlike twenty five years ago when pensioners didn't have to work. livingston.

consumption is. going to level the investment is below ten years ago level hungry is a can only be officials are happy to see improvement and say this is largely due to them finding their own ways to run the country no mr out but that may be among the reasons why hunger is prime minister orban does not get along with brussels fighting a strong leadership that has unable to hungry to get out of this mess is something . those politicians envy we want all the degrees of freedom that we can have understanding that being a member of a club like the european union has implications for for the for the policies that we can pursue but you're not in favor of. having to coordinate more policies than necessary. hungary's recovering economy is now facing a big test e.u.

funding is predicted to slow even more in the next three years that's when it will be clear whether it has indeed found its own way but officials are already making no secret of it budapest is now looking eastwards to boost trade with russia and china. reporting from budapest in hungary. coming up next it's breaking the sabbath abby martin but if you're watching us in the u.k. it's getting on the ground. war is probably the most complex and difficult human activity. all. locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably

extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people you don't know what's there on the premises there are any us people. reading. this summer shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it because it was ny times four in the morning even the best given the mesh soldiers. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood an author and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. right on the scene. first street. and i would think that you're.

on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. the thames about seven years old it's one of the largest ten cities on the east coast of america and got about one hundred people here just because of economics the cost of housing. in this area especially is very high and i believe as an american we have a right. to. possess public land until something is created that's my house you see back there live it set them to well at least then spend the . rest of us if we had done we wouldn't have been home i want you to understand we don't just how do you know people like that city we don't know anybody that needs help so tell your friend to just give us more of the take your mortgage i'm

staying on never going to get sensitive and today we in one fell swoop got a place to live once on monday i'll be out here with my dog. what's up guys and i'm going martin and this is great and thus that so we all know that the foreign intelligence surveillance court or the fight is a court pretty much rubber stamps any surveillance project it's presented and in case you doubt its facade is a regulatory body new revelations show that according to the court nearly every country in the world is ripe for n.s.a. mass surveillance yes new documents released by the washington post expose of the fight as a court has granted espionage approval for one hundred ninety three countries that's fairly every single country in the world another we know the vanesa has been recording every single phone call made the bahamas and afghanistan it's clear that

no country is out of bounds for the n.s.a.'s bulk data mining capabilities but of course there are four countries exempt from u.s. snooping is according to pfizer they don't present any quote valid interests for u.s. intelligence predictably they also happen to be america's partners in crime none other than the u.k. canada australia and new zealand otherwise known as the five eyes for their countries that the us is explicitly working with to carry out planetary surveillance i don't know about you but i'm outraged that spies have been given carte blanche to turn global society into a system of the watched and the watchers i want to break those five guys. please. please sir they are late there you are to take our little letter. you ever had sex with her there are those.

that believe. the to. remember the world without facebook where you can go to get to know somebody by sitting face to face with them not prejudging them based on their likes or snippets of the personality they choose to project now we may think that the social media site is open the world to limit less friends and information but in many ways it's close us off from each other and from ourselves in fact according to a study from the university of michigan people who go on facebook actually leave the web site leaving less happy and less satisfied with their lives no doubt

facebook has changed the way people communicate to live in interact for better or for worse and this type of emotional manipulation is just a name to how social media operates but it's facebook's natural function isn't disturbing enough turns out our psychology on the site is also being intentionally manipulated by the people behind the code and a recent study of almost seven hundred thousand facebook users a social media giant conducted a far reaching psychological experiment by altering news feeds and observing the emotional responses of its users the findings when short facebook is capable infecting its users with emotional shifts. on a massive level in other words the website can make you feel happy or sad by simply making a few subtle changes to what shows up in your news feed and facebook is able to do this through an entirely automated system that sorts through social media communications that identifies words that are.