the but also from india from china lives in america from africa there are suspicious so many constraints parents it's not the cool slope so that's exactly what you mean it's not the change the position we want to be part of that is not to be excluded. you know. thank you american born from korean newspaper to go home. on monday three days prime minister is the reason me and i are going to score some open russia like to ask you if you could house your commissions from you to pay for you is also one of my curiosity why should people in denmark and all places in europe believe you know what this is and so it was a good marker so you know there's a current going on there's overgrown britain a long time friend and i like

a good deal with the second question you know why should we believe you russia with fifty per cent of democracy. because of her appearance over britain which is a moment on a large confront. ok so. don't take something for granted give us the evidence in my message to the to the other countries ask the prime minister to present the evidence and then present this evidence public. why to keep it secret. i'll tell you i don't understand it maybe maybe the prime minister will understand that you know it's so that's why you know my message is make it transparent it's a very serious issue and we have to know the truth it least what it will. supported by what was was they will support it. in. the circle of.

the other microphone you have this right so you can imagine it martin benefit from the associated press russian streets he has to name and in what they say say in a conversation between you and the customs in which you leave your service for the shia who are at all times and the recount how do you know if. it was genuine and good so what is your response to the apparent fact that it will recover . well first of all i don't have an official information from the rich so it was to have no answers so we always rely on something. which is supported by the in official statements but this is what you need to for us to ask the foreign office once again about the conditions or you will get an answer. based

on the statement which was made on the russian t.v. . on the on this old report isn't it so that's a good question good opportunity for us to remind you about all questions we post maybe five times something and didn't get any answers. from the people to be independent of us so this is more noble of the british a good seventy years ago no not yet. because we. could be. going to be the russian has no believe will repeat what happened so very close to your room. this will go to mislead people where. there's all these. people out there. the pete

really beautiful people burned his people beat to distract from the preceding creations going badly. and the will and million is going to they're going to be gone when it's good to make it more appropriate. for a refill pretty good progress on the door to a great two hundred three war but. what if three pretty three don't increase the number. we're just you know only fifty percent of the mission left to get you know what is good to have the press conference is going to think for him what if it is a list let's go get three what do you think called piece of. shit and believe we'll give him a vision and create their own graphics table expelling russia and if we were privy to what you have you. continually what you've been going pretty soon become your

understand so on the second question i really don't know because you know it wasn't supported by anything any commonsense. from my point you can support the issue and it's not fair all of them were called spies. well we don't buy it. so it's. some twenty three british diplomats expelled from moscow. and of course the relations between two countries are on the lowest level to do. at least you know. for many years this is first as far as this lover of statements . he just is treated. so. we believe that if the british so is not cooking is not cooperating with us giving us no information is not related to give you no access. so the investigation so will

he believe that that was the footage otherwise it is not a provocation you know you would go through it you would be happy to know what happened and to make the people who sold receive. but that was used and this is the so-called you know that as he put it this brings us to a conclusion so basically we're not blaming anybody. but having all these things in the hands what to think. so that was the what the lover of met. i'm going to be. another know the microphone. and. the story because you know it doesn't work everybody wants to hear you. just do something you know already did their scripts coming out it works. great great police training. and. diplomatic relations

and be sure that we will come people will come to me coming out you can get them moving in for him or clean part. in the competition and also i think directly and particularly from here he will be able to rush and her colleagues to people who are here who are. all in the world cup of course we're waiting for everybody work with you for and i hope that all the teams will come and as i said the majority of the world doesn't support the. let's say the much a vision of the british government and the. e.u. and nato friends so that means that the world world will come and i'm quite sure that the only teams will come. but if somebody is not going to go this is their personal decision but this will be the sort of crucial spur. and quite sure that

there will be a good result for all of us and and i think that for us there's a great opportunity just just to. just to show our country because there's so many people know but. last month we launched in russia five g. you know what's five g. only or more mobile phones team times faster than four g. . and i think that people will when they come to russia they will see that the technology is not there at all and the food is great and the hospitality is really outstanding so welcome to russia as far as the other countries concerned about the investigation you know we need the bridges badly because this heaven you know want to reduce or you know what we can do without the bridges. so it's our job is very simple we have to engage investigation who are of course.

maybe somebody you will help us to convince them. to investigate jointly because for us it's very clear that these people were poisoned and they're russian citizens and the criminal case is open in russia so we want to know the truth and it's very serious. we have a lot of suspicions about britain you know if you took the. let's say last ten years so many russian citizens. died here in the u.k. under very strange circumstances the last one by the way. he was strangled as it was officially on the twelfth of march he is the russian businessman russian citizen not a british citizen and he skeezers also to this fight we don't have any access to the investigation we don't have anything we want to to move. both in my question

why it's happening here. so this is their city request. oh please. give us your. views. they don't like you here i'm. going through a good years we've never been through considering. the progress of. these workers we're trying to do so here for us all to we're here for your concerns we want you to those who are. too community or of course for those. we should move through to fulfill christmas trees or produce for some of your beef from the super duper program if you have to go looking for you going we're probably pretty significant but i would question first of all there are no limits you know for us in this kind of so-called consular but there russell let's

see. rules in this world and written rules if something goes wrong with your national citizen you can expect that maybe next thing or just one and at least you have to inform the embassy there's something wrong happens so it wasn't dog so the first requests came from from us and. the reply took something like a week. this exactly another. let's see. beginning you know in other support of the. whole of the whole the behavior will be all the bridges go home so. no limits no nothing. but we insisting this far as the. the consular. this of course the consulate could come in christmas of the police. it depends you know

what are the most delegates but in order to give this where they will it is you know you have to communicate and to do a squadron cured and the british government is refusing to communicate with us no answer the telephones are switched off so there's the problem for us and that's brings us to the very second clinton squire it's happening here why such an interest parents who i'm maybe i'm just going but you know i'm repeating the giving because you know we're dealing with the every day and under the russian constitution here in the u.k. i mean the russian embassy has to provide certain services you know for the citizens and they simply cannot do this and how we can explain to the russian people this way they are making if you listen you know it's the story number one you know when the russian t.v. different experts who knew and so on and the popularity you know that britain you know in the in their eyes all the all the russian citizens going down because you know this simply don't understand why it's happening. the further off.

because they know just just a lot of the guys and you mentioned. you know which of course rumors floating around and then there is such an. elite will make a success in changing more of this will be the group will be in the way through university is what we're doing the success of measuring the success of what you must be in the way you can to be true to its people to the republican leader or to be seen in the world it's a very british approach you know want to help the people you're talking about it's not about the success and not success it's not about policy the people in trouble you know and we don't know what's happening with them so i'll tell you frankly we don't even think of that and we want just all of you to know what's happening here . and we want to help them that's it nothing else.

no. mr education and assistance for the number of russian citizens in the ukraine why do you think the seems to be a problem for french and russian citizens around the world and anything from other countries here to send their own. response would be unacceptable do you think he's to blame for all the muck of corporation ukraine going home from the four fish. oil of course. is the foreign secretary and he's part of the go so basically we're not just committed you know his two interviews personal to do it from the full interview of the just drifts. and this is it but what we can see it.

yes. with him anything and everything where you can yeah yeah so you read i could you write that you have thousand people said . nobody took and mark and tell you you know anymore when they're looking. out your number yes what is that you know who produced it and can you tell me. you get it for the last time and every possible. grand. isle that. just for you all for the reference we shut down all the chemical problem programs in nine hundred ninety two. since that time . we started to eliminating all the chemical weapons and finished the all story last. last september that was september. seventeen.

of the seventy so basically we never could use it so. we don't know any chemicals left in russia. so. this is just what you noticed was pushing all the worse. chemical weapons. on the twenty twenty three and this is just. so. why seventy i don't know i'm not going to get so basically. because we're going to leave for that press conference there at the russian embassy in kensington in west london that was ambassador alexander talking there we've had about an hour of that now and he was outlining russia's position in terms of what happened yesterday in the hague at that. meeting and looking ahead to the u.n. security council meeting that's coming up here outlined what was expected at the

hague yesterday calling on member states to consult and cooperate and share of nation in good faith on the script investigation for a joint investigation between russia and the u.k. and also for the director general to facilitate establishing facts and pointed out how many countries voted against that but also how many countries abstained and said that those countries were pressured he believes by the western allied nations in terms of keeping russia out of the investigation. also mentioned how repeating the fact that they wanted a transparent investigation in this that it's russian citizens who are suffering the two who are in hospital at the moment and that they've been given no information from the outset on this since this poisoning happened and that they've been essentially left in the dark despite repeated requests in order to get information those questions still continuing at the embassy in west london our correspondent is there we'll catch up with her no doubt in a few minutes to pull together exactly what's been said and of course when that u.n. security council. meeting happens in new york will be across that for you as well

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that despite widespread local. as you this thursday. international news this hour is now four o'clock am in the russian capital first to update you on this british newspaper the times says altered one of its headlines on the latest developments in the spy poisoning case in the u.k. after a face to face criticism it came following a british military lab admitting on tuesday that it couldn't determine the source of the nerve agent used to say it has more on the story plans have certainly been rattling rather curiously ever since those latest revelations from porton. said they don't have proof that russia was behind the poisoning or they don't know the source of where the nerve agents had come from just to give you one example we've seen the times newspaper come out on april fourth with a headline that read main struggles to preserve alliance against russia now

obviously that is a headline that questioned some of the very vigorous narrative that the british government has been pushing through not just here in the u.k. but certainly throughout europe but that headline did not stick around or wait too long it was shortly replaced with a headline the exact same article that read johnson under fire after foreign office deletes porton down sweet that. we have just been talking about and certainly that changes the story of what's the pressure or is johnson and no longer questioning whether or not possibly britain has been moving slightly too quickly in this whole case and one question that arises there is whether it's time for the mostly fallen under pressure from some of them from their own british colleagues here. completely wrong. nothing different is going to be a massive informational propaganda war while russia is certainly still waiting

around to see some evidence or proof in this whole case let's keep in mind that it's already been a full month since the poisoning of paul and his daughter when they were found on march fourth on a bench. and since then events have been unraveling very very quickly obviously accusations against russia started flying almost as soon as his name was revealed and his background being in some point for both russia and then working for britain lots of immediately very serious steps were taken by the british officials while russia was still asking for cooperation and for me but what has unraveled instead of that so far is of course a major diplomatic route that is probably the biggest we have seen between russia and the u.k. certainly in years. we got a response from the times over the headline being chained to explain that it was being updated to reflect how the story was developing. many questions over the poisoning of a script powell and his daughter remain friends being quick to point fingers at

russia with the investigation into the case going on the u.k. government's been left slightly red faced off the inconsistences about what i guess day of takes up a story. it's a right old kid on drugs on the one hand you skip the trial screamed guilty and jump to the punishment part on the other you come out and say hold on there's no evidence and now this is by we're living. spirits of the defense science and technology laboratory at portadown made clear that this was a military grade novacek nerve agent produced in russia we have not verified the precise source you have not been able to establish that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide you know the scientific evidence that identifies what the particular nerve agent is but typically you're not able at porton down to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that well that's embarrassing

all right keep calm first google back on your word and just to be sure delete any old tweets then riposte experts who say the opposite of what you said our experts have precisely identified in their region as novacek it is not and has never been our responsibility to confirm the source of the agent now pretend that nothing happened which is hard to do in the end to that really the brits ended up having to explain themselves and conveniently scapegoated the poor fellow who transcribed the briefing one of the tweets was truncated and did not accurately report and past his words we removed this tweet you remember what i said about scapegoating he really did but barge johnson himself had said almost the same thing said it's on video you argue that their source of the

chalk is russia how did you manage to find it out so quickly when i look at the the evidence i mean the people from from portland they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt wouldn't want to be in their shoes right about now yet they did find a way around it a simple statement saying that boris johnson didn't you. like that what the foreign secretary said then and what putin donna said recently is fully consistent with what we've said throughout having taken things so far so far they can't afford to do a u. turn this investigation could end in two ways with proof of russia's guilt or with an uncomfortable silence and hope that everyone forgets until then boris keep doing what you do every day are you ready for the thing we're waiting for exactly

there is nothing we are rushing production. is the government going to accuse russia. of surrogates people is not isolated case but the latest of reckless behavior by the russian state the russians the russians russian the russia russia russian russian tomorrow i'm afraid the evidence been overwhelming that it is russia and of course are some serious questions too about the claims on german television that this was a russian produced nerve agent porton down then examine it and said all the fight was not true they couldn't say where it came from. my life now to dr tara mccormack is a lecturer in international politics at the university of leicester dr mccormick welcome to r.t. we've got the british military lab saying it can't determine the source of the

nerve agent the foreign ministry the foreign office still going the blame squarely at russia one of the british public supposed to make of this. well it's very difficult to tell i mean i do think but this is only what i think i can verify that i do think that many people were more than pathetic to call been initial position of saying that have some evidence that. i say. but certainly yes it appears to be that the government has been caught in the back foot and now with seem to be engaged in some kind of damage limitation exercise i think where where does this leave the foreign secretary though. well i think just to be just to be set just to be precise approach the problem is boris johnson now is being blamed but the initial government statement on the poisoning was not true.