but they believe there is evidence when there is no evidence no no i'm sorry to say this isn't stopping i hope it does but i'm afraid it won't. on this day fifteen years ago u.s. troops fired on civilian protesters in the iraqi city of fallujah in sewing first battle for fallujah would see some six hundred civilians killed half of them women and children the operations by the u.s. and its allies in the city saw the deployment of white phosphorus and depleted uranium a word of warning you may find some of the following images disturbing according to a report by the us government told national center for biotechnological information local iraqi doctors source surgeon infant deaths miscarriages on birth defects between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine there was also a twelve year old increase in child cancer cases that is higher than among hiroshima survivors years on fallujah residents are still coping with the consequences the death of the son here this story begins with that attack on

fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had tried to move. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and i have conducted a study based on samples and eyes in certified german maps which have nothing to do with any political party they found here a man and other pollutants. this minister was she's a very good student despite her disability when she writes on the board or in her nodes. it is very militant like she's one of our best and it's in.

front. of us from back home. ok as it will. but the u.s. withdrawal in twenty eleven from iraq did not mean an end to the conflict in fallujah with islamic states soon getting a foothold there it would take iraqi forces four and a half years to drive out i still local residents say life in the city is still has not returned to not. we came back from the camp to fallujah they told us that the city and its suburbs are clear of these so we came back as we were cleaning the house an i.e.d.

went off and killed my sister and sister you know. that this neighborhood went through a lot this house lost two women lost a son and the other was crippled and seen any official pass by here about us off their condolences. but the bay area is destroyed it's not a place anyone would want to come to that we stay in our houses go to the house in front of us this road to come in and hours of us that's what we don't go anywhere else the area is full of bombs or higher look at these flags all over the place which we can't work here the area is dangerous that soldiers have come here set off two or three bombs and left syria behind these closed off the flanks trying to come home but they call that. america's newest secretary of state mike pompei o has started out on his new job with a speech at the nato headquarters in brussels and then he thiel that questions from the press. do you think germany is doing enough to meet the to target

you know. what should we do they should meet the goals that they agreed to. to pompei are referring to a nato as two percent target it specifies that each member state is obliged to spend at least two percent of its g.d.p. on the military germany how so fabiana falling behind on this one but now apparently playing catch up on paying more money into military hardware including aircraft and drawings. all of an hour look at what's on display at this year's bergen air show. this year is. underway in the german capital poland thousand square meters of all things aviation from the commercial private and military sectors.

that just next to me are some of the joints currently operated by the german military this is the current and if we come over this way this is the current t p that's the one that could be equipped with weapons now then made by an israeli company a joint partnership with the aerospace giant airbus and over the next nine years germany is set to spend a billion a year zero increasing the current fleet of these mini isn't just looking to buy drugs from abroad behind me is apparently the future it's called the european mail now it's a joint collaboration between a chile france spain and germany and the developers all of this particular unmanned aircraft told me why those type of drones the weapon of choice for modern european armies this is now the next step towards the kind of independence in europe and that of course comes then a lot. with

a clear push into. meaning. but also to well when it comes to the real ability and so on also on display is this much of the f. thirty five now this is lockheed martin stealth jet that's been touted as a replacement for the tornado fighter bomber that's currently operated by the german military and it's not just the professionals they get to sort through the air using this tactical simulator of a helicopter i can even fly a mission although they say small german town albeit rather a bumpy ride with me in charge companies from all over the world to showcasing their wares and germany is in the market to buy the country's army chief is already called to defend spending by fifteen billion euro by twenty twenty one but opposition politicians to happy with that direction all the pressure being put on germany by its nato allies to spend more on the military this is the wrong

direction in the mall and very. often education. system in germany for example and. military. and if you look at the german population german population wants peace so i walk around and. everyone says i want peace so i think the government have to listen listen to the population and we as a let me bring forward position and other actors. humanistic just truthful with that position as well despite those dissenting voices it does seem that the german military set for a funding boost and without a load of new hardware peter all of a r.t. berlin. the world anti doping agency has released a report on violations in twenty sixteen featuring some shocking revelations italy

france and the u.s. were named as the worst offenders while russia which has been severely punished over doping allegations the last couple of years comes in at number six we gauge reaction in paris to new york. if i was in the states the what country do you think was the number one thing violated in two thousand and sixteen which country would you name russia russia maybe between america and russia not quite sure if. i would guess russia top the list russia china no russia russia so what would you say then if i told you that russia was not the top violated in terms of anti doping if they were even the second the third the fourth all the fifth but they were actually six in the report what would you say to that as well that's surprising to me as to why for russia will be one of the top ones to be honest but i guess just what the reports is now days focus on this is

easy news for them as well as i watch the news but i guess not so you hear about maybe its just a sort of western take on things trying to paint the enemy and i think there is a long history of us blaming them for it certainly it makes me wonder if you got my trust on the newspaper but priding. i just a couple of days ago it was revealed that were gory wrong trying called the main informant in the anti-doping case against russia he had to backtrack on some of his previous allegations he was testifying to the court of operation for sport he finally admitted he never saw the drug cocktail he had concocted before given to athletes a sports lawyer lucien below anythings his admission is embarrassing for wada. east totally destroyed so he was not able to convince the judges and that means he was not able to back the mclaren record was which was the

basis for all these allegations all were all these years i think this is now a big defeat for i.o.c. core the bar for mc law report icing it's a big big defeat it's really a mess what happened and all these athletes they are the weak team of very bad management of these cases and i think. one should sing about bursting. for having suffered so much. program continues in just a. wrong

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thanks for joining us for the program today the israeli army has hit six hamas targets in response to what it describes as terror in the northern part of the gaza strip the strike follows a day of palestinian protests along the border. three people reportedly killed almost nine hundred wounded during friday's rallies that's according to the palestinian health ministry the protests are part of a six week great march of retired journalist dari visited

a local hospital after the latest on rest. we are in the central hospital in gaza strip where this hospital received all the injuries from the fat fans fans that area from the five locations that are protesting the fifth friday of the great they're great much of return this is another injury that's came just right now from the fans but there have been severe injuries in the head and in the legs and i was without a home in the bomb in the post minutes we received at least ten people with severe injuries to the stomach and they will die any minute the ambulances are still carrying hundreds of injured people to the hospitals there is a lack of medicine and medical equipment in the hospitals and they are crowded so as you see this is another ambulance just came just right now. from my neck that near the fence and as you see this i'm going to has at least and for palestinians

that have been injured what happened right now near the fence is that at least two thousand palestinian protesters and try to interfere and break that the fence and what happened is that israeli forces and every addict there violently and they started to shoot yet these palestinian protesters were broke the fence. i think that if. these twenty palestinians are going to. clear their death any minute. the israeli army tweeted that rioters were trying to breach the fence and that its soldiers operated in accordance with the rules of engagement the army also added that its goal is to protect israeli civilians and that it could not allow security infrastructure to be damaged yancey israel rallies are now into their fifth week over forty palestinians have already been killed and up to six thousand wounded the i.d.f. using a controversial kind of. a doctors without borders says it's teams have treated

more people this april june and all of twenty fourteen and that was the year of the gaza war the following images from the ground showed journalists covering the rallies have also been injured un has also did on the use of live ammunition by the israeli defense forces against palestinians israel's failure to consistently prosecute violations committed by members of its security forces encourages them to use deadly force against their fellow human beings even when they present no threat in the context of an occupation such as gaza killings resulting from the use of force may also constitute willful killings which are a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. secretly recorded or do you.