poland allows the plane of russia's defense minister to pass through its airspace after briefly did nine passage was forced to turn back a london bratislava. the russian president warned the kiev is making a grave mistake after ukraine reportedly rejected an offer to evacuate its fighters who were surrounded by government militias. elsewhere the u.n. says at least thirty six people were killed on average an issue crane every day r.t. reports from the scene of the latest devastating attack in the resistance stronghold of done yet. britain raises its terror threat level from substantial to

severe in response to the conflicts in iraq and syria and the threat of radicalized muslims coming back to the u.k. . welcome my name is neil harvey and you're watching r.t. international. poland has allowed the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure to pass through its airspace that's up to the plane was briefly denied passage let's get the latest now from our correspondent andrew farmer just we were saying how sergey sure was being stopped from going through this airspace it seems now he has been allowed what more can you tell us but i'm pleased to say that this huge diplomatic spat appears to have died down and the whole episode has been put down to a simple misunderstanding as you said mr schorr plane was forced to. around after being

denied access to polish airspace he was on his way back to moscow from bratislava where he had attended the anniversary of the slovakian national uprising but shortly after takeoff the pilot was told he had actually been barred from polish air space but no further explanation was given and the plane was for four forced to return to bratislava where remained on the tarmac for a number of hours no clear explanation was given by the polish authorities even the interior minister so vacua turned up at the airport to try and smooth things out but we now know why post authorities say it was a simple mistake they thought mr sure would be returning to moscow on a civilian plane in fact he was on a military plane which meant they could not identify it and that was the reason why it was barred from its airspace but the right paperwork has now been done the plane has been cleared to go back along the route from which it came this morning we should say and it means that mr schorr and his delegate should be back in moscow for the weekend. thanks for bringing us up to date that's our correspondent andrew

farmer russia's president says that army commanders in ukraine are willing to let their troops fight their way out of an encirclement instead of accepting an offer to hand over their weapons and leave through a humanitarian corridor or putin was speaking at a youth forum in western russia as he called what's going on in ukraine a common tragedy for both nations. for months according to the latest information ukraine's army leaders have taken to lead people. into government forces are trying to broaden the humanitarian corridor for them to leave the area without a fire i think is a colossal mystery could lead to many human lives. and put him in prison also said that it's important but more pressure should be applied on ukrainian government so that they start an inclusive dialogue with the rest of east the president went on to compare ukraine's army shellings of eastern cities to scenes from the second world war on other issues he also stressed that russia will be strengthening its

nuclear might however he added that this is only in the view of security and not to threaten anyone and last but not least he said that moscow is not seeking involvement in any military conflict but will stand up for itself and defend its interests. for the lion's share of the questions during that q. and a with the president did concern ukraine where at least thirty six people are killed on a daily basis that's according to the u.n. human rights watchdog our correspondent paula slip fabius report from the side of the latest devastating attack. what was a small mosque right in the city santa up there near space you can see the rocket has hit the whole flight the whole facade of the building people that were killed while waking up at the local bus station he got up looked at the top of one of the people for the video looks a little closer look a little if. you look here. sir you can't get

a look over the head if you are one person lost their life has been covered with his shooting people must think that i'm going to those in the distance what happened to you know i'm going to give you a dormir dump the script for this report clearly if you look at this is to be understood filled bob barker says a woman lying on the ground here and he's being killed she was the worst care and small school she was hit by the impact of the rockets and the loss. of bodies being blown away and we're waiting now for the ambulance to come and take you to the mall. or of these workers know what you do when used one of the support this is one of the residential buildings that has been hit people are coming back now to clean up their apartments and to see what one means this is a bomb shelter everything here which is top of by a door knob nobody is inside of the moment effect immediately off to the rockets way and people can come in what's going through their girders nurtured to see if

the earth is lurching or didn't remember us. it is now the sound of incoming artillery so we can get out of here what some people are telling us is that there is an army barracks in the vicinity and they think that the ukrainian army was aiming for that rather than these residential buildings points here on t.v. downtown donates. meanwhile the latest monthly report by u.n. humanitarian monitors also says that the number of casualties in east ukraine has more than doubled in the past month and the document alleges human rights. offenses by the anti government militias and also suggest there have been multiple reports of abuse coming from ukraine's armed forces human rights watchdog says the special and territorial battalions also known as the national guard operating under kids command have allegedly been abducting and torturing people the body also calls for care to enforce more control over those forces. that's not of you fully shared by the u.s. president to once again blamed russia for the rising violence in eastern ukraine we

agree if there was ever any doubt that russia is responsible for the violence in eastern ukraine. because ations came hot on the heels of an emergency session of the un security council by russia's envoy to charlie churkin once again strongly refuted any allegation of moscow's heavy machinery or troops being on ukrainian soil but even before that the us ambassador presented her case to the council members sparking a fiery response or a danger one of the separatist leaders that russia has armed and backed said openly that three or four thousand russian soldiers have joined their cause he was quick to clarify that these soldiers were on vacation but a russian soldier who chooses to fight in ukraine on his summer break is still a russian soldier yet still according to the russian government the soldiers were

never there to pray in the years no one is hiding the fact that they are russian volunteers is going to reign we would like to see similar transparency shouldered by other countries maybe our american colleagues can tell us what who doesn't believe there are guys there is a doing in israel the other ukraine security council as to grow or how many so-called mercenaries from their so-called military enterprises that worries you no more like thousands of kilometers away from their laying on the pretty word of the ukrainian security forces and yet the code a huge american weapons. in the meantime nato chief and despoiled gras messina said that the block is setting up for trust funds to finance ukraine's army adding that care for free to ask for nato membership the earlier we spoke to believe him or the former state secretary of the minister of defense in germany and former vice president of the assembly he said the statement of the secretary general is not popular with many in the bloc it's not to spurstow opinion it is big by at least governments like the government in voting laws or government in london and others

as so what he is proposing is to be a party in an internal conflict which is unfortunately in one of our neighboring countries and nato or never should be in such a situation and therefore he is leading us toward as many german saying you need to do you will be in your party in the conflict zones a very beginning. active in kiev against the russian language and in the days when they have sent milliken mercenaries into the east part of the ukraine it was clear that we are not in a valuable and situation when it comes to the ukraine and there are far people are . so unhappy with this apology and the ball does it if you would of nato because we don't think that nato ends your pin your nion. in favor of peace and

stability on the continent and this is in. the german population. the foreign press association in london has become the latest organization to call for the release of a russian journalist who's been missing in ukraine for more than three weeks now and said that i understand it must be released if he's being held by security forces stressing that all media should be allowed to cover the ukrainian conflict freely and without harassment photo correspondent stan it disappeared in eastern ukraine on august the fifth as he was following the violence there maintains it has no knowledge of his whereabouts. and other news britain has raised its terror threat level to severe in response to the conflicts in iraq and syria prime minister david cameron has been outlining new measures to stem the tide of people wanting to be head abroad and join the

conflicts that are correspondent marina cost of reports from london. the decision to raise the threat level to the second highest position was made by the joint terrorism analysis center due to developments in syria and iraq where terrorists groups are planning attacks against the west what we're facing in iraq now. is a preacher and deeper threat to our security than we have known before foreign fighters who travel from britain to syria and iraq taking part in terrorist acts and they come back to threaten our security here. and the scale of this threat is growing we need to do more to stop people traveling to stop those who do go from returning and to deal decisively with those who are already here this fear that around the five hundred persons jihad this have gone on to fight abroad whether on the half of them suspected to be in the u.k. planning attacks on home soil in fact at least one plot is known to have been a forward having said that the home secretary said there is no intelligence to

suggest that there is an eminence outside but david cameron said that the government is already planning new legislation so make sure the brits are not going abroad to fight alongside extremists and he'll be making those plans public on monday. and earlier we talked to the head of the islamic human rights commission massoud he thinks that western policies in the middle east are largely responsible for what is now happening in the u.k. . this is an admission that the policies of the west in iraq and in syria has created great in the stability not just the scene in syria and but now in the works you know the reality is that these extremists have been funded they've been given equipment there are driving around with four wheel drives that united states has delivered and they're creating havoc everywhere and then the blame is being put on the last son muslim community in britain and the reality is that muslim

community and a mosque in britain did not create a foreign policy in which he too invasion of iraq and and what is happening in syria it was the british government and the american government involved in those policies and arms that has been pouring into syria which has trickled down to this so called the strongest state it is been done true the policies of britain the united states. and i do for you have our breaking news here on r.t. this hour poland has allowed the plane of the russian defense minister sergei sure go to fly through its airspace that's after denying it the right to pass the minister had been on his way back to moscow from slovakia and as a result the aca had to turn back and land in bratislava poland's aviation authority has blamed the incident on miscommunication. coming up how much

information are you willing to give away when you're buying a juicy allowed to dust has the potential to track every move of loyal soca found this will bring you all the details in just a couple of minutes. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months as a. former. president which is diddy's time for him to. still be released to syria is going to be some of the stuff. please. i'm happy martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story the extra headlines and talk

there's a reason they don't want to do now that are important. now let's break the set . now it's not just the governments who are tracking your every move it seems that sportswear giants also have the potential to keep tabs on consumers for example this bestselling added ass jersey of the german national football team two million have been sold already thousand thanks to the side success at the recent world cup but some fans are getting more than they bargained for let's just take

a closer look at the unwanted bug that customers are unknowingly taking with them and it is this device is a radio frequency identification chip it's used to transfer data automatically through electromagnetic fields they usually use for logistics for consumer products are also now being equipped with them the chips are barely noticeable and i did ask the denies that they can track individuals but consumer privacy expert liz mcintyre she says that the potential uses a worrying. unfortunately the consortium of major corporations around the world and even governments are very interested in tracking people and it's all about profit they figure if they can know everything about somebody where they go their habits who they know then they can make money off of that when these tags go home with consumers on the things they wearing carry these consumers can be tracked these these are if i didn't tags have unique identification numbers and the plan is

for every item on the planet at one at some point to have one of these numbers in it and if you think about it well it's just a number there are lots of things that are just numbers for example social security numbers are just numbers bank account numbers are just numbers but we have the sense not to put them on our t. shirts and walk around with those because people could use that information about us and so it's a very invasive technology and let me say this is just. the beginning. now after insisting that moscow isn't doing enough to ease the tensions in ukraine washington he's threatening russia with a new wave of sanctions sentiment was echoed by german chancellor angela merkel who said that the e.u. is also considering stepping up its economic restrictions however the german opposition is not supporting the move. as we stated it does was different sanctions and a trade war i know means improving the situation on the country we have a spirit of his creation that has the german and european economists my experience

is that many people are exactly the sanctions right from the start they have their rightful feeling that this is not the way to achieve anything. since the sanctions are always prove that the political means failed they're useless and they are harming the population sanctions always lead to losses on both sides you can already see the backlash from the sanctions but in the next couple of months it will be even more obvious. from the beginning it was the wrong approach because sanctions escalated the situation and did not ease the tensions as it was clear when the you impose sanctions that there would be a counter reaction and the stakes would be raised and now because of that a lot of entrepreneurs as well as the general public in germany has been affected by that. german automobile manufacturers remained optimistic despite the threat of more sanctions they flocked to moscow's glittering two thousand and fourteen

european and chinese producers have rolled out some of the latest models and say that parts of the market in russia are blooming auntie's katie philbin got behind the wheel of the classic i think all of us women and you would be forgiven for thinking that the constant threat of global sanctions against not so wasn't really a feature all the fun but the car industry is taking a little bit of a slump at the moment it's a bit of a rocky ride bus the bus market is still one that everyone here wants to tap into and that's the case in about five years time that a bit say the german one was the biggest in the u.s. if we do take sanctions in mind this need not be german industry headed by about twenty five bucks i spoke to the company and they didn't seem to think i'm a rather optimistic about basis. to remain absolutely dedicated to your strategy of growth in russia we believe that differently and that growth is still going to

continue over the next few months in years to come and then when you look at it two over two million vehicles are being sold in russia right now which is still one of the top of the lot of markets in the world now there is talk about sanctions being imposed upon the car industry specific play now this one affects foreign policy companies that produce that hey we've got some eighty percent of them some talk about so yourself for this town but what if the importing of components not something that the modified just one of the sickly enthused about there will be some policy or they all do you go straight from russia garment they already start for a bit to the cheap or something europe brands from europe to russia and. there will be something to you in the market i think we can see some to his base. we get a lot on your blogs as well executive that is still growing and that that marks the rain while the boston. russians have

a bit of looks really for sure they do. we're very happy here with a very healthy market so we typically have over thirty percent of all of our looks reebok get to the automobile sector they want the very best so whatever they buy this is the last days that's not. a still step to be our rapport with them or on side that of the nineteen global brand and one b.n. visit is expected still be enough to drive the markets. now almost three metres high and sixteen kilometers long i'm not talking about a high security prison but in fact the fencing that's been erected ahead of nato summit next week in the world's capital cardiff so-called ring of steel is meant to protect one hundred fifty world leaders along with thousands of staff and journalists during the two day event you case foreign office fears that islamic state terrorists could be planning attacks to disrupt that summit police forces

from across the u.k. have been called in to maintain the security the total cost of the measures is yet to be discovered but some critics claim that downing street could be about to foot a bill of up to fifty million pounds. and residents aren't too happy with the security measures either some locals they took to twitter to express their anger comparing the city to a mass prison trade has reportedly fallen by a third since that fence was put up and cart of businessmen david limousine he told us about his own personal struggles. it's very difficult it's a difficult time for a lot of the local businesses and also for people work you cardiff is right in the city center around cardiff castle and it runs right the way around a very large area it's the middle of a commuter route and it disrupts the major roadways through into the city no one's really sure what will happen in cardiff in the city center i know a lot of businesses will be trying to stay away from from the area maybe is

entering government has resigned after islamist tighten their grip on the country pushing it towards its worst crisis since the overthrow of the gadhafi regime in two thousand and eleven this comes days after militants declared a breakaway regime to rival the elected parliament in libya is split between two rival camps one is run by islamist bank rebel factions now in control of the capital tripoli the other is libya's nationalist government that has fled to the country's east away from the armed gangs so on one side it's allegedly islam its militias are receiving support from turkey and qatar and on the other the official regime is apparently backed by egypt and the arab emirates who both reportedly carried out air strikes against militia positions last week political writer and journalist done glazebrook told us the conflict in the country has turned into a proxy war. libya's been turned from being before twenty eleven

a linchpin of regional stability to a safe haven actually for sectarian death squads and militias of all kinds from around the region britain and the us both a huge deal as to the regime and qatar is the one who is arming the militias that are causing such chaos in libya and then if there was to start forces allied to. the arming both sides effectively one directly the other in directly which would so the seeds for permanent kind of civil war situation which by the way would probably suit the interests of the british and us ruling elites very well because their fundamental goal consistently over the past three years has been to try to prevent the re-emergence of libya as an independent regional power. and this is how the power struggle in libya has unfolded this year in may after a u.s. citizen a rogue general from the get daffy ever launched a counter offensive against the islamists in june there was an election but

straight out a number of officials defected to the islamists and formed a parallel government and last month an islamic emirate was declared in bone garvie while tripoli airport was seized when the extremists finally took control of the airport this month the central government asked for foreign help and at the un security council france said that libya will slide into further chaos without international support. there's been some more news briefly now from around the globe and we'll start with syria for the number of refugees is now topped three million that's according to the united nations refugee agency another six and a half million were displaced within the country's borders more than a hundred ninety thousand have been killed in syria since the beginning of the civil war in march twentieth eleven. elsewhere the pakistani army has stepped in to mediate in a crisis between the government and the opposition it comes after two weeks of sit in demonstrations aimed at forcing the resignation of the prime minister now as

shareef opposition claims that he rigged last year's general elections i also want him to be charged over the deaths of fourteen demonstrators in june the army chief has promised to find a resolution within twenty four hours. and a kilometer long fissure eruption of started in a larger field near a volcano in iceland although the situation is not as serious as was initially feared is therefore led authorities to lower the aviation alert level from red to orange is had been on the rise that the volcano may erupt after a number of recent tremors. of it with the very latest news headlines hope to see you at the top of the hour stick around though abby martin will be breaking the set just a couple of minutes. no

a famous politician is tweeting that a for government is using excessive force against protesting citizens does this mean we're going to see yet another intervention to democratise their government into the dirt like in iraq or libya wait wait nothing is going to happen because that politician is russian but why is this so why can the police beat up or terrorize protesters in some countries but in others if you lift one finger you're going to get a nato lesson in human rights well the answer is simple this tweet any attempts to intervene from do a member of what happened because unlike what they tell you in school might does it make right for young uns out there all group of kirby remembers the cold war and back when there were two great powers they had to at least behave well to woo people into believing that one side were the good guys now that's all gone the

problem is they mano polar world that we live in heck if the us still had to deal with soviet or some other propaganda we would never see as much footage of flagrant police misconduct that we do now absolute power corrupts absolutely and the geo political monopoly that we all live in really isn't good for the average person in or outside of america especially if they want to protest but that's just my opinion . talking about languages but i react to situations i have read the reports. puts you know i will leave that to the states to comment on you to. secure because you're talking. thank you no more weasel. when you say direct question are you prepared for a change when you when you should be ready for

a. freedom of speech and little doubt the freedom to. going to break in the said i'm abby martin so this past weekend tens of thousands of activists and countries around the world took to the streets to protest the continued israeli aggression in the gaza strip and paris demonstrators were met with tear gas and rubber bullets as they defied a recent ban on pro palestinian protests and not by the french government and five thousand people surrounded the israeli embassy and posted photos of dead gazan children to its walls in south africa thousands marched in cape town in durban demanding that the government expel the israeli ambassador in the wake of the country's ground invasion of gaza that has locked scores of civilians dead and in the u.s. thousands of activists rally.