troops sent to the un to go in strongholds of slavyansk and could raise the country's flag over the eastern cities with defying forces return to the regional capital of the next also. the morning continues in the small eastern ukrainian village of. locals of those killed in tuesday's this strike that claimed twelve life including that of a five year old boy. a graphic video services showing israeli police when brutally beating the cousin of the killed palestinian teenager whose funeral was held in the

massive protests on friday. and isis militants to take the fight from syria and iraq all the way to spain as western governments scramble to secure the home front from radicalized volunteers who return for. for a good morning she says arts international just past midnight now here in moscow money kevin zero in on a lot of news coming from ukraine so that's where we'll start ukrainian troops of regain control in the last twenty four hours of the city of slavyansk in eastern stronghold of antigovernment resistance for months now here's what locals in jude through saturday. with explosion. going off all round people had to run for cover reports of multiple

civilian deaths have been piling up over the last twenty four hours but they're still difficult to verify because of the ongoing fighting it's thought at least six people were killed in the most recent attack most of them elderly. meanwhile the ukrainian flags been raised over slavyansk on the orders of president petro poroshenko while the government hails today's seizure of the city as a triumph others see it as a pyrrhic victory more than two months of siege including shelling and artillery fires left that city in ruins this is the face of today's slavyansk any returning residents who escaped the fighting would be hard pressed to recognize it may be anti-government forces have also pulled out of nearby kramatorsk retreating southeast than towards the city of god love and the region's capital doormats take a look at the map these are the routes they've reportedly been taking here and this amateur video coming up now allegedly shows their fighters parading through the

center of kramatorsk on a tank before leaving that city the commanders say they had to pull back they had to retreat to save civilian lives from army airstrikes also more pictures to show these photos from twitter of what appeared to be antique air forces arriving back in donetsk just to remind you that shoe cranes fourth largest city big place population of almost a million it's only two years ago denotes was one of the host cities of the european football championships how things change more video too from kramatorsk now in the scene similar to those we saw in slow vans troops of no raised the ukrainian flag over the city's administration building there as a symbol of their regain control several of the city's residential areas were caught up in the violence over the previous twenty four hours. i've. got to vote yes. you can. put it does it clear that's what you to do you know it's

. i've yet another snapshot of life here this resident of promise tosk returning to what was his hold to discover the ruins this is all that's left of his flat after the building was pounded by shelf wasn't going up which is michael matz does that still feel the. need vocal and i'm sure the opera still would shoot my words i os. i next to the village of congress shelved care in the lugansk region which was devastated by that airstrike earlier this week the residents of burying their dead twelve people including a five year old boy were killed dozens more injured in the air raid which some ukrainian army commanders say was an accident artie's rare for national was at the funerals there are some graphic images coming up in a report. a daily moving in the village of static and the show.

residents gathered to pay tribute to days killed in wednesday's shelling. yvonne the youngest victim celebrated his fifth birthday just a day before his death. new told us he didn't even have time to play with him. next to his coughing and other large one this is yvonne's father. and idealist body and face a covered only pieces and act after one of the shells landed in literally from the man. who visited the village shortly after the bargain and this is why they moved body on the ground locals say bombs were dropped from two airplanes they counted at least eighteen craters. those summer lords are ready to let us go see divine chicas popovers of the ready for this seminar he has now put them both together to really bring you something new to do. we've got to have brought that then how do you.

think. we're in a good clue meanwhile he denies it and forces were involved he's the ukrainian state media turning to picture of what happened then very much if you give fellowship fifty dollars and you know might have checked on they don't much like you know but i. don't know. what it will mean for the fifty cardinal of noid seated at a resteal black political youth in the school which just be enough to give a good state that. he doubts that. this is simply the leader. to do with this it wasn't really what was a good you got. to. do you have to believe you've been. good at it this is not the first child killed in what kiev calls its antiterrorist gratian more than forty miners have reportedly died since it was launched less than

three months ago and fury over the desk has now reached ukraine's parliament. i mean. really affected shabbier not altogether sure it. was. was it me or him in there do j. alamo i believe people predicted national arabic thousand you boys. the book is. that. you wouldn't do it when oldest boy and husband with varied another funeral started and then to move. in recent days at least six freshly dug graves have appeared that they cemetery but with a large scale military operation in eastern ukraine now underway locals fear they

will be even more. riff notional party started the guards creech and eastern ukraine and we can report tonight tensions remain high on russia's border with ukraine where russian checkpoints been hit with ukrainian shells for the second time in twenty four hours buses carrying refugees were moving through the crossing at the time of the latest attack i want to say the work out of seeds but they thought no one died the ukrainian fires reached checkpoint on the russian side on a number of occasions since the conflict began the following pictures were filled right after the refugees were evacuated to safety. what's wrong with. going to the sudanese us will differ when we come out of the e.u. we dispose of them like you don't know you would you. know

when you. don't you need them was. that on your. evidence you. discussed the today's developments with william doris the international action center in new york he told me believes the army is going to be enough of kiev here it's no great act of heroism to show a civilian community and then raise your flag over it it's no great accomplishment the world this year is celebrating the seventy fifth anniversary of the start of world war two and it's. terrible tragic that seven the first for the first time since the war ended for the first time in seventy years artillery an aerial bombardment is falling on the cities of eastern ukraine and villages where so many people died in that war this is an all out war by the poroshenko government on its own people and it's being funded by the united states and. it appears they are not

willing to stop even with suppressing opposition in east ukraine. now the poroshenko obviously being goaded on and encouraged by washington is saying we will have a victory parade in crimea let's focus on donetsk it's a reasonably big city with more than a million people living there the resistance back in there now how is this going to play well like you said it's a very big city and it's terrible to think that planes and tanks are heading and artillery cannon are heading for that city to do try to do their what they've done in slovyansk going to come a taurus and villages around their. william doris with me a bit earlier keep up to date on the latest from ukraine from us on air and that r.t. dot com you can find in-depth coverage of the whole crisis starting from day one. of the. videos emerge that could aggravate the crisis now between israel and the

palestinians it shows a fifteen year old being severely beaten by the israeli police on thursday what's more the boy you're about to see is reportedly the cousin of that killed palestinian teenager was only buried on friday you might find the video coming appear distressing these pictures were filmed by a resident who passed the footage on to a local t.v. station you can see a one of the officers is sitting on top of the palestinian boy or the others picking him punching him in the head after the beating he was dragged away by the police is actually an american citizen his father witnessed the arrest has confirmed the person you're seeing here in this video is a teenager suffered serious injuries he is now in hospital israeli police say the incident is being investigated though they claim the video doesn't tell the whole story they say the offices were attacked first not the first time violence against palestinian teens has been caught on camera in may two teenagers were shot dead during a protest in the west bank the israeli military was blamed for the killings but

tell of the denied its troops had fired lethal ammunition them. meanwhile an initial autopsy examinations found that the palestinian teenager who was abducted and killed this week was burned alive palestinians blame is murder on far right jews it also sparked fears clashes with israeli police on friday which have now spread to other arab towns. thank you for. israeli forces used tear gas to disperse protesters in jerusalem following the funeral of the palestinian youngster it's thought he was murdered in revenge for the killing of three jewish teenagers which israel blames on hamas israel arrested hundreds of palestinians of thousands of homes while trying to locate them meanwhile hamas is offering to hold to its rocket attacks on israel if tel of the stops shelling garza but instead israel's been amassing its troops along the enclaves border adding to the tension. the leader

of isis has made his first public appearance calling on muslims to rally to him is militant groups proclaimed an islamic state now spanning parts of syria and iraq and is also now redoubling its efforts to make territorial gains in the region but there are bishan is don't end there they want the dominion to stretch all the way to western europe as one jihadist posted in this video that's been posted online. spiny are still you saying it's the land of our forefathers and all the willing we are going to liberate it with a mind of allah. well thousands of european volunteers have already helped swell the ranks of the militants in the region the e.u. as well as its ally america's been beefing up security measures over fears returning jihadists will seek to unleash terror back home alexia's yes q reports. as isis continues its bloody rampage in iraq a quick look at the social media reveals that people from the west are more

involved than you would imagine a man claiming to be not simple ton a twenty year old british national posted a photo of what seems to be fifteen homemade bombs it was accompanied by a tweet so the u.k. is afraid i'll come back with the skills i have gained the same man appears in a video with several others calling on brothers in the west to join their cause we have brothers from bangladesh from iraq from come australia you can see nothing has gathered us except to make a lot of the highest oh my goodness living in the west i know how you feel when i. feel depressed it reaches out to sister stool in the united states in april and nineteen year old nurse was detained at denver international airport she was allegedly on her way to syria to marry an isis fighter enjoined extremist organization to as reported a system in any manner her facebook page suggested that her profession was a slave of this latest recruitment in western countries experts say is

unprecedented german intelligence claimed that more than two thousand europeans have joined the jihad in syria and iraq including at least three hundred twenty germans american reporter richard angle who was kidnapped and released in syria two years ago says that up to seventy americans are also involved and with jihad is openly saying they could bring their terror skills home europe and the united states have reason to be on high alert a recent shooting at the brussels jewish museum is an ample example of jihad may be on its way to europe investigators claim the gunman joined isis in january and the recent tightening of security for u.s. bound flights suggests washington is becoming aware that isis terrorism is no longer a story from somewhere overseas it is real and could soon be leaving trails of destruction in its own backyard. the lectures yesterday there were as they push further into syria the rock the jihadists a getting more than just a man they seized vital resources that could help fuel the military campaign let's

take a look at the news well what we're talking about here isis has already wrested control of several large oil fields in syria from rival rebel factions the jihadists in a bottle with iraqi troops in a bid to seize the massive all refineries in the north of the country one analyst told us that isis could even start exporting the black gold soon to raise more cash we should not rule out the possibility that these religious extremists can get this oil to the market and receive funding in return isis is very well funded they were able to bank and apparently ran away with tens of millions of dollars for this recent events they made in iraq in neighboring syria they were in a defacto alliance with the united states of america and its north atlantic allies against a domestic based regime the president all sought and that not only brought them recognition and influence brought them

a certain amount of funding more news coming away after this quick break. terrorism the nature of terrorism is becoming increasingly internationalized local governments which may be the case in afghanistan i'm very limited and belittling to tell that increasingly globalized spread one how do you really strike a balance here and you foreigners can help by not fighting drugs who are of the stuff if we all start for i did not want to under there would be peace if you tried . to go but it's a bigger displayed success. i

marinate joining me. in that impartial and financial reporting commentary interview and much much. only on the bus and on. homes in south east london of being swarmed by the stench. too of an ever growing mountain of rubbish which are three years of creep and i was stunned four stories told all the times to try to get the authorities to do with the rotten first and trash monstrosity had been in vain thus far at the center of first picks up the story there. and he's not the only one around here saying that after

a waste disposal company allowed this rubbish to pile up now estimated to stand around forty feet and how long he been living with the neighbors who were off for years. their word for it was a total waste on second guy said. he would plastic. was a business plan and as you can see. they don't quite work it's not just residents here upset since december two thousand and eleven the london fire brigade had sent out save a six hundred fifty fire engines to twenty three separate fires here racking up more than six hundred fifty thousand pounds worth of resources the environment agency recently asked the high court to find a company in contempt of court after countless missed deadlines and injunctions to meet the waste the judge they dismissed the action it's not immediately clear why understandably the company weren't keen to talk. you think the way the residents

here being treated by a company is third. well they did release a statement saying without a cash injection or agreement from the environment agency to allow the company to generate further income we simply cannot afford to make substantial disposals the legal fees incurred by the company as a result of the court proceedings have drained the company's resources this money could have been put to better use by making disposals from the site what's happened here is over a number of years you've had various firms all changing their name and saying there's different firms have been operating under a permit from the environment agency people are supposed to police this but no one has taken decisive action well this is meant that the residents that live here instead of being able to enjoy the comfort of their own homes are left in the middle of that they'll with the lies and the dust and. that comes from that

pile of rubbish and quite frankly that stinks. reporting for us. ok always a lot of stories from us on law in various ways and what should you choose for one just a few days to go until the cold capsized cost of concordia cruise ship heads to its final voyage to scrap it was holed up with almost a year ago but some of his decks are still underwater camera you can see the pictures of you tube quite creepy it is some of the stuff they're. going to find look at that you tube also r.t. dot com what we've got there will read how google makes certain news items disappear from its search results later you can find out what stays what goes in how they decide it. after twenty forty winter olympics the russian black sea resort of sochi is now than trying its next formula while this october it will become the first russian city to

stage an f one grand prix artie's neil harvey visited the racetrack to see if everything's up to speed. the race is on for the southern resort of sochi to bits to transform itself from a limper coast into the venue for this year's russian drum. this is organizers hope it will look for now though the reality is quite different the main grandstand still under construction and the track still being late but the saudi team are confident their circuit will be both on time and world class is going to be fine i think most most our foreign circuits are similar in the sense of very very kind of last minute delivery i think is probably quite challenging for a lot of drivers we have a couple of very interesting turns here which i think will be challenging and i think some strands of the drivers in a different way has not been easy for the organizers who are tasked with

constructing a track that could weave its way intricately through sort she's a limb pick village and at high speed. to make that happen they drafted in one of the best in the business german track guru hand until care who came up with this design and the early feedbacks to be believed it seems that didn't disappoint behind me you'll see that this part of the course just imagine twenty two drivers racing down here at three hundred twenty kilometers an hour their top speed and then they break sharply for this turn to the tightest part of the course just thirty metres from side to side just imagine the bottleneck in the potential problems they all try to squeeze through here. that was battled through here they pick up speed up towards three hundred kilometers an hour they sweep their way around this majestic picturesque bend take the round metal plaza and back into the more recognizable surroundings of the olympic village we took the chance to test out the track ourselves but we weren't the only ones the formula one road show

served as a test drive for the big event but also giving russians a tantalizing taste of the. and the glamour that lie ahead for the final layer of the track to be laid in august it seems that for organizers the finish line is literally in sight that might not be the case in the future therefore in chief bernie ecclestone keen on turning the russian grown prairie into a night race does what mr ecclestone sincerely wants this is a beautiful idea definitely this year race starts at three pm and it will be a race before the next year as i'm sure that one year of such a grand prix will be of the play place night or day though it's unlikely to matter too much to the officials in sochi who in their bid to make the city a global sporting mecca winner this is one race it's only just begun reporting from sochi this is neil harvey farty. getting high speed internet from existing providers proved impossible for one small german village got their story next hour

resins decided to go it alone and find a way of doing it themselves is peter all of the rural farming villages of northern germany are beautiful but remote so remote telecom companies refused to install modern broadband connections because they didn't see any profit in it because it's the thought being connected to the world is very important to the future of our community we're very spread out here for some properties the nearest neighbor can be up to six kilometers away from. snubbed by the telecom providers the village of love instead have taken matters into their own hands. but this is a long term project we don't expect to make any money for around thirty years that's no interesting to big company we're doing this for the service not profit. they've installed twenty two kilometers of fiber optic cable creating a community built broadband network that connects each household for anybody not

convinced the local restaurant also doubles up as a show room so people can see just how big the differences are before and after the switch over to fiber optics it doesn't come cheap it costs one thousand euro to join up and for that each person becomes a shareholder in the company despite the cost has been good to take over ninety percent of the village is now part of the network and it's helping families keep in touch mine zone and. my son studies computer science and has to spend most of his time in the city because of this he can come home and work here sometimes it's great to see him. the broadband access has changed the way business is done allowing this farmer to sit on his porch while still controlling and monitoring his bio gas plant which generates power for the village even the cows are online targeted and logged with a click of a button here going head to head with the main providers has paid off for the

community peter all of a r.t. . yet more people of the people whose stories twenty four seven at. home. have never heard the expression pleasantly surprised well that is how i felt when i heard that the supreme court of the united states had ruled the digital information on cell phones of arrested people cannot be sees without a warrant finally the american people catch a break in a court decision this ruling is linked to the two cases in which the police used information on a suspect telephone to press for further charges against them i think this is the most important aspect of this decision is the press that it sets the court said that just because a cell phone is in a suspects hand it does not make the information on it any less worthy of protection for which the founding fathers fought so could we extend this to say

something like just because i have a telephone or computer that doesn't make the information on them unworthy of protection from the n.s.a. or the privacy invaders the thing is that the supreme court decision is a good start but the police using their cell phone against you upon arrest is just the tip of the privacy destruction iceberg if the members of the highest court in a land really do feel that the founding fathers fought to protect our privacy then they have a lot of paperwork and court decisions ahead of them for stuart but that's just my opinion. america's military might and its foreign policy exist separately from one another the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration is pursuing some secret plan directed against iraq.

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