all that matters is sticking to the tried and trusted path the problem is that the united states believes and that's it would be. of any any at all they believe that they have their own rules and it is not the case the threat to use force you not through action the goals against the united nations charter and also we are concerned about the possibility of this coalition that this could go out of control and we might end up with why there a conflict that done the one that's already been suffer in syria it will not be an attack against syria but also an attack against the whole united nations system. where some of america's key partners are not so keen to launch a strike on syria with germany italy the netherlands and canada all stating there needs to be a thorough investigation first peter all of

a has the details well if there is going to be any coalition it does seem that a lot of leaders in europe as well as further afield are going to need some more convincing we've heard from angela merkel here in berlin saying that although a clear message needs to be sent that using chemical weapons will not be tolerated she isn't prepared to commit the blunders fair to strikes in syria just yet the german military won't be involved as it stands similar message coming out of rome as well where polo gentle eenie. italy will honor. existing deals when it comes to logistics but they won't be sending any combat troops all aircraft listen to those two leaders right now or. be able to you know it we must say as we tally and so always half that if we need a long term solution to the syrian crisis we not only need to respond to crimes but first of all work towards peace and draw many will not like to do. it and want to make it clear again there are no deceit. but we see this everything is being done

to send a signal that this use of chemical weapons is not acceptable. one of the loudest voices in support of donald trump has been a money with the french president however there are voices within his own government that is saying although mr marquand claims that there is proof of a chemical attack they're going to need to see that proof before they commit to any type of military action similar words coming out of the hague the netherlands saying they want to see while they want to see concrete evidence before they commit troops to any strikes in from canada across the atlantic there we're hearing the words coming out of auto and that they're not looking to be present in syria and canada in the past had taken part in bombing campaigns against isis in iraq but they were all stopped back in twenty fifteen when justin trudeau took over as the leader of the country there now perhaps the most go to ally that the u.s. has is the united kingdom and we've heard on friday after

a cabinet meeting in london that the british cabinet says there is a need for action after the alleged chemical attack in syria however when speaking to people on the street in the united kingdom there certainly isn't an appetite amongst the british public to join in with donald trump. think military strikes in syria will help solve anything no i don't know somehow mess at the moment when i've been very anxious about considering any kind of management essentially what would you i really disagree with military action against anything happening in a syria there's already enough fighting going on there as it is and there's a real danger of war escalating way beyond what we expect. and they were targeted to send any sort of thing you know. push up you know the basic military intervention that outsetting i think we have that and five back to to you where these countries have these problems have these civil wars and we try to go to

fix it but we had our civil war when the americans had their civil war nobody went and bombed us and we got this side we have now they need to go through this on their own well that we has we hear there from the united kingdom there is a lot coming out from all european countries that if they going to be a part of a coalition they're going to need confirmation that this chemical attack did take place and at the moment there are a lot of people quite skeptical as to what the right response is at the moment. i live to london now where russia's ambassador to the u.k. is talking to reporters about syria and also the latest script poisoning developments security council has seized control over the media coverage of the sauls the incident. although this is yet another double standard so the british government destroyed people's lives in the b.c.s.

basics of interstate relations for the sake of their will domestic political interests. this is ensured this group archy's behavior to answer your questions but let me now turn to another case in the belly of the murder of mr hugo our good . school. we haven't exactly in a month ago on the twelfth of march he's a russian citizen. the embassy is not satisfied with the current level of interaction with the authorities. on a six of april for an office he invited us. the metropolitan police directed. this monday or send the letter delimiter posen police commissioner mrs proceeded deep. with a request for a meeting in order to discuss the case in details so far i didn't get any and so i believe that the metropolitan pool full police. is not ready to talk to them

vesa they're not giving any information and the investigation is closely fight and we have no idea how it's going on. that's another example of how the british government is fulfilling its international obligations and from my point of view it is unacceptable so this is all these two cases are good food for thought. and. behavior if you read the the. report the that there is this some kind of a print of the press conference which was made by the general prosecutor's office of russia in connection with the. with the case the

death of the berezovsky and some others all these. cases have one thing in common. all the papers and everything is classified so we have no idea what was. in the in this materials and this is exactly what's happening today. with this creep and also with the glue. so this is this is about my first issue and now i'm coming back to syria. this intuition is syria and the military actions the u.s. is threatening to undertake along with its u.k. and french allies the focus of attention today. if you words of of the reason or rather the predator xed for these threats they allege use of

chemical weapons in duma part of eastern ghouta and please near damascus. the syrian government had been repeatedly warning for at least a month that rebels prepare to stage a provocation with the chemical weapons in this very area. such reports indeed appeared on the seventh of april again from the same already notorious group groups white helmets who receive support of the u.k. government and. have been proved more than once to the staging attacks other groups include the syrian american medical society and the serial observatory for the human rights which is here in london and that consists of two people and they operating of course in the united states. syrian authorities were immediately blamed by the u.s.

and its allies for this so-called attack. again no tangible proof was presented and no questions asked i was watching yesterday the different. stories from the united states and i have a strong impression that most of the conclusions were made on this based on the social media. why would damascus use chemical weapons in a situation where peaceful of accumulation of militants was under way in the area was there being liberated that's a good question. russian services for chemical and radiological security you visited this suspected site of the incident in duma and didn't fire any traces of chemical substances there no persons treated for chemical poisoning where farmed in local hospitals. who were interested in seeing independent experts

there so they can make all the necessary tests will welcome the old p.c. w director jails decision to send effect finding mission team to duma at the request of the syrian government we believe it should be deployed as soon as possible and we're related to is system my information on my information there coming on the ground tomorrow. but i believe that any did duly may be used to carry out military strikes to cover up the know all the evidence or lack thereof on the ground. we would like them to him gave him a thorough examination in line with the rules of their organisation that means visit in the place of the alleged incident and taking samples not just remotely studying social media messages and pictures. two draft

u.n. security council resolutions proposed by russia with the aim to create a neutral investigative mechanisms where blocked by the same three permanent members of the security council who are now threatening to act as the prosecutor a judge and executive but in syria for in the latest crime that nobody nobody no one has investigated it's clear that the goal of this substantiated lies and the new blunted campaign against syria is to discredit the syrian government and to justify the possible use of force by external actors. any military action against syrian government is against international war against the charter of the united nations. the

in the famous aggression against iraq in two seldom three immediately comes to mind when then the prime minister tony blair deliberately does it misinformed the parliament and the public. it is well known how it's ended with the chick with inquiry delivering a commentary verdict. but. i watched a few days ago of the interview of tony blair over the british television and i was really surprised. i just want to take forty five seconds of your time just suit sure that interview. currently listening to speak to his. economist on.

in. the us the mouthpiece and the way. to the right. through this is. through the actions of. this kid in the state where this is. all this is. said which is this is all this it. came. to. this is. what happens is it so i get the permission this is. not. the signs that this is this is the man who own the entire nation in prosecuting this case before. the ground. floors all this in the one full

cycle just that i was on drugs and. the some of the instance in planning and certainly our mistake in not understanding what would happen once he removed the engine. through a list. of all. the grades. and. we. thank you. but isn't gentleman where we are seeing very dangerous developments in syria the current u.s. politics supported almost mechanically by france and the u.k. is becoming threat to the peace and security in the region and beyond and we believe that the international community. not to remain evil and voiced concern

over the inconsiderable actions the u.s. and its allies of the need to take. now and going to to come back to the to the east in ghouta and the duma town. and. as a result of the complex human you tearing or parisian over or just listen the figures over a hundred seventy thousand people have been every kid from the east and good. more than forty thousand people have left to do more to. save corridors russian military police and the city yesterday and i wanted to just for the sections of your attention just to show you this very short. film forty seconds how the russian military

and to do more. to move ahead. of the. military and more to nation with leaders around the militants need been able to liberate hostages. there has special correspondent alexander believe a visit to one. this is the star looks like that. might be. the lead. in some of. the. some of. the. movie making here shots being fired in the city rebels are only allowed to bring to

magazines when they're firing into the air to get rid of the meaning and now this is the hospital that was allegedly under a chemical attack is the good of you may spend russian expert on radioactive chemical and bacterial protection. have a right here and make their way inside inspect. now all the reasons they took to this happened to the patients. during our inspection with determined that there hadn't been any patients with he says our inner core and poisoning during peace an exam there were no signs of poisoning with nerve agents like there in our quarry they didn't find any thousands hundred dozens or even watch victim in the hospital. fashion experimenting to turn they inspect the territory around the hospital and question the witnesses all combatants are supposed to leave tomorrow within weeks the cities to be controlled by the syrian army. in my sleep reporting from do my syria so that was

a few days ago now the duma is history and. in general the situation in these two groups is stabilizing grid you government forces have reclaimed control of peace and good. there is almost clean of terrorists and extremists who will be in for years killing in injuring civilians shelling damascus local residents have already started returning to their homes thousands of them. they work usually have been monitored but the un experts the residents who left their homes have been placed in temporary centers and provided with the food and basic necessities the russian military has delivered five hundred eighteen tons of human you to real aid to the people in need and this is was just done in the few days. so the withdrawal of civilians and evacuation of the militants are carried

out absolutely transparently the russian defense ministry website continues to offer live broadcasts from video cameras located in the eastern ghouta. i still it is in duma to have been seized for seven days now since the end of february i just listened very carefully the figures. that is said one thousand two hundred ninety six ninety seven the rebels in total have left duma. the russian side continues to negotiate the release of hostages taken by terrorists as a result of agreements with the islam hundred ninety five hostages have already be in crete and i'll tell you that remember the stories over the british t.v. even three weeks ago you know all this crisis about the humanitarian situation in

duma and in this. you know just calls to freeze the situation there so that leave these people if there were calls to leave these people in the hands of the cherice and i think that the syrian army you know where they were very right decision to free all of them and now all of them are safe and they're susceptible to different approach which was offered by london. and i'm about to finish and what i want to see that the current situation throughout syria urgently require scored a need in international there for years to promote peace including humans here in this systems everybody knows it least in not here not in london but in the other parts of the world how difficult the situation is in the rock the it was just most of the city was destroyed by the u.s.

and its allies allies and the poor it could be the logic steeds the state of rocca remains a source of of grief conserve and i want to show you rocca today i mean that the shooting was made by the american television just for another forty seconds just to give you the sense why we have to help these people. so this is rocket. cold was that nobody is there. there are a lot of but is you know dead but is you know on the only in a different places. how to rebuild it i.

think that's enough thank you. what i want to say that we definitely need the international community to help syrian people that's exactly what we're going to do that's exactly what the other countries are going to do and we're hope that one day the e.u. will raise its sanctions against the syrian people probably you're not aware but the. european union as well as the britain of course the imposed so many sanctions. that is very difficult to restore the quantum me so on one hand this is this is should be the of course humanitarian aid and the second one is that the world is watching you i mean the members of the e.u. . i would like to. to at the end of my.

remarks i would like just to quote the bible. the book off ecclesiastes is chip the twelve. foot board. would bring every deed into judgment including every he didn't think whether it is good or evil so that's a good for thought for all of us and i'm ready now to take all your questions starting from the front row. the microphone we need you we need you. think everybody wants to to hear you. really. can't. say cause cause. he's cool places for last. time syria. is bad enough. we'll

call that this moment because yes he. did presence on the net what is russia's response. on the mocker on he didn't present any evidence he wasn't there and. this is our military people were there so that's why we want independent investigation that's why the syrian government invited the experts all the or piece of w. and they will be to morrow on the ground and then we'll see their report so i think this will be the best proof for and this will be by the way the evidence so far we didn't see evidence wouldn't see any evidence is from from the from france and also from britain. historic as the meeting will be put in there and trump will always

welcome this kind of meetings i think this is very good for the relations between two countries. ne ne just the first the first the first row the first row will go i'll sell the questions at least a try. really. being the real. deal of the. world. did not. believe. that it. was. legal. the nation. knew. what the.

losing the. didn't mention. the world leave little ball of the. road. behavior to brief you in all the activities that are taking place but. what i'm using a while i mentioned that what helmets because the white helmets are supported by the british government they're giving them money and they're famous for staging. fake chemical attacks that's exactly what happened you know in hunch in the moon so this is this is this they are famous for that's why i mentioned them and of course as i said that they had their. they're responsible for the information for sharing of this kind of information through the social media and

through the press this is the second question first of all it's about the risk of confrontation. i want to see. that. our military talking to the american military and i believe the hear us and let me quote the president putin who said that the he hopes that the common sense will prevail. why would. the result not. be not only. as far as the. let's see the results of the inquiry. we believe that do we how it was handled is not transparent for everybody i'll

explain why because there are different options. to handle this issue. there is action for example paragraph nine chipped a nine paragraph two went to parties involved for example britain and russia. but there is another option which is chip to eight where this is the relations on the between the u.k. and the technical secretariat of the o.p.c. w. . we don't know what where with what with the arrangements how they made all this let's see how did they did the tests and all those things so that's why we are studying now today very carefully the report which was produced produced by the or p c w and then we will command that report but

as far as the procedures they were not transparent that's why you know. we were surprised that the british government decided to use that chapter instead of using you know more transparent way or corporation but of course would trust o.p.c. w. but what we want to see more transparency first and of course more international involvement in all these exercises that's why as soon as we will study the report will be at the full answer you know and our conclusions of that. thank. you. i'm having a sense. of who he is. all of these. are. more than what did he said the o.p.c. w.

report loaded please it's not. do the work i did i didn't say that the report is not transparent because we've got the report the procedures do arrangements between the or b c w and the british side wasn't transparent you see the difference. is that. not on the we're good at yesterday is quite thick and we're in the process of studying it. that. need to know. well as i said of course that in the media there are so many let's say. descriptions of the novi choke a two three four let's study the report.