because it really doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dot com. this is the weekly from r.t. tonight the ukrainian army raises entire villages in its bid to reclaim anti-government strongholds in the rest of east of the country sending the civilian death toll soaring. this hour we'll report on those unwillingly caught up here was on slaughter civilians the elderly and even children written off as collateral damage. headlining to tonight the jihadist leader of the recently proclaimed islamic caliphate apparently makes his first public appearance as ruthless militants continue their advance in iraq in syria seizing control of vast oil fields and.

the killing of a palestinian boy jerusalem triggers violence across the region as activists raise concerns that the deaths of palestinian youngsters goes ignored unlike israel's casualties following that up to. ten pm it's kevin away with a very good to have you company this is the weekly or rather for the big stories that shape the past seven days and again one story dominating ukraine entire villages razed to the ground dozens of civilians killed all less than a week after kiev ended a cease fire with self-proclaimed republics in the east of ukraine its army immediately resumed its so-called anti terror peroration with heavy shelling and bombing. i.

the military says it's targeting antigovernment fighters but it is hitting residential areas in the process women children and the elderly are among the dead did you have you visited you got. to do. something to. get to the blood that then we had here. did you fear. it got the larger war aboard borrowing. your girl you know i'm still me you know you were. very. particularly bloody attack was carried out on the village of congress shelf home

wednesday or at least twelve people were killed kids had first denied responsibility though later a military commander admitted it was an accident rafer national went there just to warn you there are some graphic images coming up in a report as we arrive in contrast a village twenty five kilometers from the grounds houses of steam. at least five aerial bombs were dropped here is joining an entire street and killing several people most people my. brows quarter you know when you're. alexander invites us to follow him. his backyard has become a hammock field joe you're going to do a lot of it was it wasn't as if yeah i was all. clear cut really big. just next door and other human tragedy a sort of part of north wind movement that leaves all of us and we were glued

gordon a couple and i wore it you know as a waterfall you want to warn me of my ship assume that it's going to get you both undressed family was fortunately not at home at the time of the shelling go that's what he says it would have killed him. what do i think thank you to granger of course just hours ago and the ceasefire and duty and he agrees you could cause it's empty terribly ration in eastern ukraine but if it is in your book maybe needle you would but that was the deal with the book most of which the good in the point of course was that war it was killing you it kills the would choose to do with you it gives you the reason e.g. when you're dealing with a need she would need to deal with it would lead to good a good neighbor is good didn't he boogie w. bush should be nurturing the floors before it's a good zero zero his night suddenly we hear the sound of shells exploding you know

my foot or two up when we're going to shoot but here now i carry them god knows your resume so we have to run now. on our way back we stopped by a local hospital. a day before the local power station was hit in another shelling since then there has been new running water and no electricity and in order to show you. this in your city throw children only to someone with whom you. just. see what you did which we find alexander's father him and the injured he says he sees no point in leaving now that his wife stand in the river all. the slaughter moment i don't know but i want you in the know how you are. it's getting dark and doctors tell us with better hurry up we come back to the guns. from just this out front was generals going

with our driver told us that this is the last checkpoint will start again with the shock of the village and the world somebody happened and they say they are surprised why was a little village was targeted double zings and the check on the nearest checkpoint is time to walk away it seems that no one has an answer for this question. refresh nasty in eastern ukraine. funerals for those who were killed in the air strike took place and what was left of the village square one woman was burying both her husband and a young son. we've devoted to the family believed in beautifully. you couldn't you do more you ought to think that if you tell your family you boys you keep your dog with you the boy is the one with the puzzle of. the world and the baby boy was able to go to. the

destruction of congress shove could lead to a heated debate about how much force is too much here is our ally the united states rushed to its defense calling the army's actions quote an attempt to restore peace . our view is that the iranians security forces operations have then moderate and measured they've been taking steps to maintain calm within their own country but disillusionment with the actions of ukraine's military has reached the country's parliament this is how a lawmaker interrupted president petro poroshenko as he was praising the armed forces are you. not altogether. was it was him i mean a desirable idea people predicted national arab thousand

. so then to the latest developments and to government fighters have left the cities of slavyansk and chroma tall squids schwerner the epicenter of the resistance partly because they say both were indefensible and also they couldn't prevent civilian casualties caused by government bombardment they've now pulled back towards the regional capital of donetsk and they say they're going to regroup and reinforce. the national guard says it will search for those who refused to lay down arms in the retaken cities now and question them the border has an international affairs lecturer at moscow state university told us that local see the me as the opposite of liberators here the reports out this morning is that they are already going door to door looking for people who might have remained behind who are healthy. as having helped these self-defense forces and the local say they are being executed we have seen some very grim results in the previously occupied

towns most of the young middle aged men are rounded up what exactly is being done with them whether they are being executed or taken off is not entirely known we have heard the defense minister of the ukraine several weeks ago speak openly and without even any attempting to hide it that all of the citizens of eastern ukraine when these towns and cities are reconquered would be taken tilth women children and men would be taken to filtration camps not even really trying to hide the connection with concentration camps of course. what you're seeing here on the screen now is lugansk just a few hours ago the city center has come under heavy artillery attack with one civilian reportedly killed is despite special assurances from the ukrainian army that it would not target residential areas in which. we've been chronicling the

events of the last week before in detail on our web site more images more analysis of what's really going on in eastern ukraine from us at r.t. dot com. where the big stories of the week now and this week the leader of the jihadist group now known as the islamic state made his first public appearance he gave a sermon in the second largest city of iraq praising the creation of an islamic caliphate on the occupied territories the militants are making major gains capturing a key all field on the syrian border that's on top of the other resource rich sites they've already snatched from baghdad let's have a quick look at how much the islamic state group already has it's under its control it's coming up here in black a big area as you can see here this is the self-proclaimed caliphate straddling the border between syria and iraq the successor. the islamic study group see the number of rebel factions in syria no pledge allegiance to it the groups eager to show off its military might to persuade other fighters to join their cause for

a deterring rather calm but very cool sum of american origin actually filmed in eastern syria here iraq insists it can defeat the jihadists but as lucy come from off explains but could prove harder than it thinks to harvest formally known as isis this week to clear the completion of their islamic state this. but now this is one country. the iraqi army meanwhile is fighting back in televised news briefings the government takes a victorias tone. from the information that the isis leaders have started to flee but on the ground we've found little evidence to back up those claims this used to be a territory controlled by the central government but the iraqi army fled this area the same day that the city of mosul was captured by isis millions of dollars of

u.s. made equipment abandoned uniforms shared in haste. now this looks like a i had a breakout from the special forces the iraqi special forces this is obviously a vest that they discarded left behind they dressed in civilian clothes ran away essentially abandoned their posts and that's how in part isis has been able to see it so much territory so quickly the fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of iraqis that many are scarred by the two thousand and three invasion and describe a sense of deja vu with the current crisis start again from two thousand and three it's coming back so it's a disaster actually things are getting worse we want to try to understand first hand how this war was playing out there are we. right now it's one of the front lines the village of the mob up until about five days ago isis insurgents completely control that entire territory village that's on

a strategic road from mosul the next several of the provinces so they really want to access to a benchmark lost soldiers have been able to clear bits of it but they're still clashes ongoing and that's what we're having right now. at the base commanders take us to an outpost overlooking an area controlled by militants this is the very first offensive position against the isis militants just two kilometers that way every single day there's been sniper fire attempts by the jihad is to enter this territory if they can push through the defensive position that they would potentially take your coop and move into the territories and that could be a massive battle just waiting to happen moments later we have to leave and we just got word that the isis just might be moving forward so all the soldiers have been told to evacuate this area we're going to get out before things get intense we know that there was clashes last night and we definitely want to be careful that once again it was apparent just how the weather conflicts this was the front lines change daily and no matter what military gains each day may bring if the iraqi

civilians who lose as the war rages on you see catherine oprah on t.v. cuckoo province in iraq we'll be following it for you also coming up tonight what. can prove dangerous for others it seems if you can stay with us for the next trip it's really explained how shale gas drilling in romania locals feared for their livelihoods right now also ahead to japan's reviving its military machine and its good thousands there over the sort of the country's about to be. its hold so dear since world war two. after the break as well. rather of terrorism the nature of terrorism is becoming increasingly internationalized the local governments. which may be the case in afghanistan i very limited and i belittle to curtail that increasingly globalized spread what how

do you really strike a balance here the foreigners can help by not fighting proxy what's going to stop if we all start for the proxy rather than a lot of the other that would be peaceful if you tried to help them militarily. become an example of this but success. america is joining me. in that in part and. very contribute and much like. only on from past and.

ten pm in moscow reporting next suspects have been arrested over the murder of a palestinian teenager who is thought to have being slaughtered in a revenge killing and autopsy suggests the teen was burned alive. this is the result his death spot fierce clashes between the arab population and israeli police the boys believed to be murdered over the killing of those three jewish teenagers whose bodies again were discovered last monday the instant sent tension soaring in the region within days israel arrested hundreds of palestinians and raided thousands of homes while trying to find the jewish teens killers but a senior advisor for the palestinians biggest political party told us that israel's response he thought was over the top. because. is that of military occupation of a country against people and civilians the case of sweeping chroma zation it's very

clear that israel has exploited this incident to really politicize the event in a way to reveal its intentions and its real intention is the block to block the emergence of a palestinian state is to make sure that gaza will never come back to the west bank and palestinians would remain for fragmented and the tools to attend this world is not that of a state sponsor of terrorism and the excessive use of force as you have just shown have you heard any word that there is a state that would simply kidnap an entire nation lay siege on communities because there are investigations and allegations so this whole collective punishment approach that israel has been using has to stop. and then in the week the emergence of this video certainly didn't help ease the tensions and it shows israeli police brutally beating the cousin of the murdered palestinian teenager he'd flown to jerusalem for the funeral but was arrested the day before friday's ceremony and street clashes erupted. brutal death solve the israeli teenagers was given

emotional coverage across the western channels meantime sense that there will be some retaliation for these threats is becoming increasingly apparent as promised to make one last pay three teenagers found out on monday there is a huge amount of grief 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 that was the site of the coverage of what hasn't been so much see the hundreds of palestinian families or the be left to grieve for their lost children take a look at the figures here more than fifteen hundred palestinian children have died and six thousand have been injured by israeli forces since the year two thousand and one charles if i died every three days but local activists fear the

international media is repeatedly chosen to turn a blind eye to israel's deadly record israeli army has been killing palestinians in cold blood for several years we are talking about thousands and thousands of palestinians were killed by the israeli army and tens of thousands of people were injured during forty seven years of military occupation the israeli army now is demolishing houses and the actions of collective punishments are continuing also in the form of air raids on gaza which the israeli army is using to provoke reactions from palestinians and then present these they are either the actions as cause or as the reason for their or purpose of behavior in gaza strip and in other places and palestinian territories. here's one for lucrative shale gas reserves chevron started drilling no northeast romania and though the government claims the technology is safe the public is still very uneasy about the controversy can offset

some of the locals who might have to bear the consequences of the drilling that. this family gets everything from their form it's their home and business at the same time since whatever extra they managed to produce they sell that's why having chevron develop shell gas just a few miles away is to say the least causing concern is when we know what they did in other countries using this technique we are really worried it will contaminate the water and the air our food comes from the soil we're afraid for our animals our plants and ourselves wherever these people go they plant death. last december the small romanian village made global headlines when its residents tried stopping the u.s. energy giant from coming here to protest and in clashes with the police and arrests well officials gave the green light to start the operation despite the fierce opposition from the local starting from the sixth of may chevron began the drilling the company says it's going to continue until the target is reached approximately

at around two and a half miles below the surface of the drilling goes on twenty four hours a day seven days a week since in this industry time is money. fracking or hydraulic fracturing is a way of developing underground deposits of natural gas by pumping a high pressure mix of water sand and chemicals into the ground this cracks deep layers of rock to let the gas out chevron has signed a deal with the romanian government to exploited shale gas for the next thirty years the company also gets to decide what to do with it well the state gets royalties of between three and a half and thirteen percent. up so this is exactly the same technology as is used in the united states the latest generation fracking techniques show very good results in terms of safety for the environment but in fact it's because of the us that the adverse effects that fracking is believed to have on the environment became global you know these include flame that will tap water contaminated soil and pieces of illnesses among both humans and animals that's why it caused

a wave of protests across the globe and is either banned or under a moratorium in several countries including russia germany and france. back in the locals claim they won't back down saying it's not only their lives they're fighting for but the next generation of romanians as well is going off r t s d. the stories reporting on seems the more spies strain is developing between germany and the united states turns out there was a double agent in berlin bits to secure is now feeding data to the n.s.a. you can read up more about that zit r.t. dot com or solve it to what's this all this real structure parents in a band and solve it electricity generators said to be capable of powering the whole country if it really got into go it's now though powering tourism instead final conflict kind of scary read up more about than thirty dot com. japan's ruling parties have agreed to lift a self-imposed ban on overseas military operations for the first time since the

second world war the decision to change the constitution has provoked a wave of protests the video we're about to show you contains some graphic scenes where money went so far here is to set him self of like he's currently in hospital the latest rally outside the prime minister's office in tokyo truck to brant and thousand people and it led to clashes with police as you can see the protesters criticize the government for failing to hold a referendum on expanding japan's military ambitions. defense analysts say the change may affect the balance of power in the regions of japan could feasibly help its allies fighting overseas at the moment the u.s. is deploying more troops to the area more than eighty thousand military personnel in fact are present at more than forty bases across the asia pacific region now while some experts don't see this shift as particularly serious others do warn it could have grave consequences in any potential future conflict. because it's going to bring. you further past because

your impact you need more it will be united you know. all the world. they want their characters either all this by the japanese prime minister to essentially change the constitution i see we have two very powerful countries china japan and japan has a military alliance with the united states so just circe any kind of just trying to plan and try to then we're talking back to nuclear powers butting heads and i'm a little surprised that people are not maybe more concerned about this situation and they are they have to. two thirds majority from both palaces and then it will become a referendum for the people what ali has done has circumvented all of that and declared that his resolution can't just interpret the constitution and that's

a very dangerous power even if you agree with what he's doing the process by which he's doing it is completely. going so watching us this hour we appreciate you rosa called a lot of choice but some great programs lying down lined up for you hopefully you'll stay with us after the break worlds apart here tonight looking at whether america's withdrawal from afghanistan could further destabilize the entire region. yes it's official the mainstream media must be made up of stereotypical gossipy teenage girls i mean how else can you explain the fact that michelle obama using the term chipped has become a scandal i don't white house summit on working families mrs obama explained that when she was working part time she realized she was getting gypped because she was actually king full time but only getting paid the part time salary technically the

term gypped is somewhat racist and implies a gypsy's are all con men but in the modern world i think most people don't even know where the term comes from i doubt michelle obama likes a medieval peasant shield her children from wandering gypsies who could give them the evil eye i seriously question that there is any deep racial intent in the statement i personally would let the first lady off the hook but the question is would she do the same for me or any other person in the media probably not but thankfully for mrs obama she can't be fired from being the first lady only divorced or her husband's term ends now for me and every other person saying their opinion on camera we've got to be a lot more careful 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 it's weak foreign policy wise that is why i'm

not inclined to suspect the obama administration is pursuing some secret plan directed against iran. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic in school here on. reporting from the world talks about fifty yard p. interviews entry. arabic. visit arabic. hello and welcome to worlds apart the conventional wisdom of the law make it sounds

that we all have a stake in global security but how to secure that security is not only a point of contention it's increasingly a source of conflict how do you protect yourself without endangering your neighbor all to discuss that i'm now joined by said taj aziz pakistan's national security adviser mr aziz thank you very much for being here thank you to be with you now i know that. a few months ago in the beginning of this year you were very warmly welcomed into washington by the secretary of state john kerry and you were greeted in moscow in pretty much the same terms by secretary or other foreign minister sergei lavrov what is pakistan's game here are you trying to play the russians against the americans no i don't think it is a game. so prime minister has. to build economic partnerships hit and because you can't have a broad this without peace and so peaceful. countries

so as a part of that i don't think that. because india's. bug is not in the american game those days i think go over so we have to have a even handed elation ship both to do it. and now as for the u.s. we have had some misunderstanding the last few years and now we are trying to. or come them and move on to a strategic partnership with russia also the opportunity for a much closer relationship is ripe because we have had highs and lows in the past and now the convergence of interest whether it is counterterrorism but that it is stability in afghanistan with that it is the overall and i think russia has also probably decided that not to look at l.t. shell only from the indian perspective at indian prism but to look at openness option and then of course we have.