i. think. you. get a tit for tat response russia says it is suspending participation in a cave nuclear treaty after the u.s. made the same announcement on friday. i thought of the best protesters clashed with police in paris is demonstrators

gather for a twelfth weekend in a row. and activists in britain are raising the alarm over a form of child abuse designed to stop breast developing in young girls we speak to victims of the brutal practice. protocols stablemate was trying to. look at me. good evening welcome just gone six pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. has announced that moscow is suspending its participation in a key nuclear treaty the president called it a mirror response after the same move from washington on friday america are also pledged to quit the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty altogether in six months unless small scale changes its behavior will commenting on the prospect of

dialogue with the u.s. putin added that washington is showing little enthusiasm. for many years we have proposed disarmament talks but our initiatives have not found the support of our partners in fact they always find a pretext for dismantling the global security system that's why i've asked our foreign and defense ministries to keep the doors open for dialogue but also not to initiate any talks on the issue while today washington officially suspends its participation in the i.n.f. treaty and it's just one episode throughout many years of dead end talks with the united states about disarmament and now russia has decided the time for empty talks has come to a close russian president vladimir putin has said that the u.s. is refusal to heed previous russian calls for disarmament is leading to an in danger moment of international security and so a mere response would mean not just the holding off of participation on russia's

and in the i.m.f. treaty but also taking up of research with regard to staying on par with the united states however he also said that this does not mean russia's going to embroil itself in a costly and drawn out arms race with the west now russian foreign minister sergei lavrov also said that the us has been violating this treaty since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine specifically with its use of unmanned military drones and he also took a couple jabs at the united states m.k. forty one vertical missile launch system used by the u.s. navy now this is been in service since one thousand nine hundred eighty six and it has a ninety nine percent success rate since twenty four team the u.s. is deployed in europe is a full two one missile launchers which is suitable for american tomahawk missiles which is a direct violation of the treaty these missile launches are based. and already to

be constructed in poland. now russia's defense ministry released a statement talking about washington's long time violations of the treaty two years ago before the public unsubstantiated accusations against russia and suppose that violation of the on the treaty washington has already not only made the decision but to do then started preparing to manufacture a medium and shorter range missiles bound by the treaty and the statement read specifically about a u.s. military industrial corporation called raytheon located in tucson arizona it says programs were launched back in june twenty seventh teen for the expansion and production of missiles banned by the i.n.f. treaty and that's led a lot of people in the russian government to suggest more than just political mirror reactions to what the united states is doing russia's defense minister said that some changes need to be made to the russian three m. fifty four caliber cruise missiles right now they can only be launched from the sea

but some plans are in the works to change that. with the justin war counted up and russia's caliber missile launch systems from maritime to land based ones we also suggest beginning to work on a new land base hypervelocity ballistic missile short to medium range now of course these are only suspensions of participation in the i.n.f. treaty but with diplomatic solutions looking less and less likely it's very likely that we'll be seeing serious developments in this story in the coming days one quarter reporting there well it's not the first time that russia has spoken of the need to boost its military capabilities amid difficult relations with the u.s. last year putin announced a number of came prevents to its arsenal. russia says it was forced to come up with a weapon capable of bypassing missile defenses in order to restore nuclear parity can job exergy one can launch hypersonic missiles that can travel more than ten.

times the speed of sound thanks to that and that unpredictable dejected they are unstoppable the oven god hypersonic vehicle can fly it up to twenty times the speed of sound an i.c.b.m. will take it to an altitude of several dozen kilometers from where it can dive head first back to earth at top speed with aircraft like maneuverability dodging any missile defenses. in contrast when other existing ballistic missiles reenter the atmosphere they fly at a preset trajectory making the midi targets for a.b.m. systems some that might seem like an ordinary i.c.b.m. but its range is much longer the legendary topple and missiles can only take the shortest route from the a.b.m. systems some and can travel via the north or the south pole where there's no missile shield and it will still hit its target but most importantly summit is a heavy missile capable of carrying more than twenty warheads that's five times more than the previous generation missiles a bit of a sneak nuclear powered cruise missile is

a unique weapon it's basically the same as an american tomahawk whereas the homeworks range is limited to two and a half thousand kilometers because of fuel constraints russia's new missile can fly indefinitely it can take any power to avoid missile defenses. just like poseidon underwater drones similar to the regular drones are used to except these a submarine launched and travel at incredible speed towards that target under the sea they run so deep that no equipment can track them even if detected they're high speed prevents them from being intercepted the new weapons commune with together to neutralize any existing missile defense systems in general can destroy ground based a.b.m. systems because sidon drones take care of those at sea then the sam adam guard and cruise missiles can be launched towards that target bypassing any remaining barriers on top of that there's also a combat laser complex of it which is unique because it almost instantly delivers

an energy being to a target and has an unlimited battle. and. developing new weapons is not a belligerent move rather a move to restore parity perhaps it's time to call for a bomb and the third treatment on the ground will be heard when you're sure you should we can dream up that. national commission is your moment to remove your you wouldn't look when your worth to your financial. or former british intelligence officer and immersion did tell us that the suspension of the treaty by both sides to present a significant risk to european security. schoolgirl in the one nine hundred eighty s. i remember the sort of the doom laden fear that we were taught at that time about the escalation the cold war and the potential of nuclear strikes and the idea that the i.n.f. treaty was put in place to stop very little warning time for any potential nuclear strike which is what it actually means was an intercontinental ballistic missiles

was actually a really good step forward the fact that the u.s. wants to rip up this treaty place intermediate range nuclear missiles which will give very little warning of an attack in europe again one is very bad to be used to curate it because it's the right of the target of any country that might be threatened and it also reflects to a certain extent i think how present trump who has largely been boxed in by what some people call the deep state or the intelligence security complex in america he's been hedged around with national security advisors who are cold war head bangers like john bolton well america has been threatening for some time to read draw from the i.n.f. treaty alleging as we've heard that russia is in violation of it although moscow denies it is and has invited the u.s. to come and see for itself or to you push down of looks now at how the u.s. has been ramping up the pressure. the trumpet ministration to goad. down in history

as the deal killer its approach is as time tested as it is straightforward you start with the big and blunt accuse ation for years russia has violated the terms of the intermediate range nuclear forces really without remorse any intelligence clear and coherent facts of the presumed violation no need to bother with those for all you know they can be totally utterly nonexistent because if you repeat an allegation enough times there's a good chance it will become a given russia has violated russia's violation russia shamelessly violates the russians or violated violated by the russians let the charge sink in for a while and it's time to switch to threats here comes the pinnacle of the scheme and ultimatum if russia does not return to fall in verifiable compliance with the treaty within the six month period by verifiably destroying its violating missiles

there launchers associated equipment the treaty will terminate other side of the story easy just stay deaf to any counter-argument and build on the empty accusations white house officials have named to the weapon they believe violates the treaty russia in turn invited to the u.s. to come and examine it personally but since the u.s. ignores russia's attempts at corp those offers are apparently worthless for washington's allies as well and the response russia has long violated the treaty i n of truth is no longer contributes to global and regional security totally agree with the u.s. decision u.k. and allies are clear that russia alone is responsible for the demise of the i.n.f. treaty yeah apparently more schools eagerness to provide open access to something as sensitive as the key new russian made cruise missile is no. very fireball enough

for nato we have to be. an alarming development and we see that we are stepping back. behind. the cold war era at the end of europe on the other hand to seize the iron of deal as one of the few documents preventing it from being blown get right into the middle of a new arms race between transatlantic big brother and well instinct of self-preservation so we must prepare for a world without the un if. i want to we definitely don't want to see our continent million back to being a battlefield or a place where. other superpowers confront themselves if there is a need for dialogue with russia for our part the german foreign minister and i will do everything to pave the way for talks within the six month period apart from that

nato will ferrell is sas what the u.s. withdrawal would mean it is important to keep the window for dialogue open and in fact washington doesn't mind admitting whose interests it's putting first make no mistake about president trumps missions at present transmissions that is to make sure that any agreement that we entered into has america's best interest we will move forward with developing our own military response options and will work with nato and other allies and partners to deny russia any military advantage from its unlawful conduct but trump doesn't want to see the concept of the end of a deal difficult to get everybody at a very big and beautiful rob do what new treaty that would be much better yet he's maimed to so many deals the u.s. has warned to stay committed to one might wonder why anyone would be unaware enough to trust the states again all we know are six months time to step up international

pressure on the trampers. change course because what we have seen not only with the i.n.f. treaty but also with other treaty obligations is that this u.s. government is unwilling to fulfill its obligations and the international community can no longer just stand by and watch me while venezuela is also being pressured by washington the white house warns the president nicolas maduro shouldn't test its patients and should make way for the u.s. backed opposition leader one. there's no time for dialogue this is time for the all options are on the table the e.u. and lucullus material would do well to test the resolve of the united states. in this crisis in which. any other officials of the transit ministration are seen it anything their plan is for in its defense for mean people aggression from the us

all options are on table these this is blackmail and the government has the people to represent and defend the lula didn't just become president for his own sake he became president because he was elected this is a president it move by the united states to have an open call an admittance that the us is playing the principle role in trying to overthrow the government and the ball bearing revolution where with international threats mounting venezuela's self proclaimed interim leader why though it's urging people to choose the right side of history mass anti-government protests are planned later on saturday and the duro in turn accuses quide of attempting to stage a coup with washington's help supporters are also expected to take to the streets later today when his party boy goes alternative take on the situation in venezuela and her latest episode of in case you missed it. in case you missed it venezuela is

going through a sponsor of political tabulates but do not worry because the good samaritans in the west are going to sort it out yeah i know. it's all a bit of a job or in venezuela there are food shortages play shows out of control the president's mistah show is out of control and the country doesn't want to miss wild title in over a decade and now there is a potential civil war in the horizon is pretty nightmarish leader nicolas maduro has been don't think he's celso on t.v. and praising with the army take it from me down saying. not a good sign after opposition leader guy joe declared himself acting president and demanded new elections earlier this month madeira called it a coup but in a democracy there is only one vote that counts and god has it america's that's where i swear my analysis of venezuela's domestic politics and i don't know what i

do know what's actually going on over there but this is one of those select few countries which gets almost no attention day to day in the wider world until suddenly for a brief news cycle everyone has an opinion on the u.s. and its european buddies are among voters so formed an opinion and they're now in the mood for a sprinkle of political interference not the bad kind like sending tweets and making new t. facebook groups the good guys for any military action imposing sanctions fermenting simple. reasons a good western samaritan's cared deeply about the venezuelan in a way in which they don't care about the yemenis now even zimbabweans all of them are less cut some slack than south american pusa like presidential libraries every self respecting us we used to have at least once a bad name but the likes of britain and france taking a break from failing to sort out their own political turmoil to tell them is way

less to so take. what then eight days passes and to the point here it's got some powerful friends russia and china to name but a few but if anyone thinks they're being caught in the middle of this law is going to be good for the lives of ordinary venezuelans history's got a different message for you guys you know and my dear i may come to wish that they'd so it is this one out amongst themselves. before i could and i these are live pictures in the center of paris the moment the clashes have been breaking out between yellow vests protesters on the police there will be going to france for the latest just after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development that

only mostly exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. i think he has a bigger chance to. election. day have people suffering from many things. secure i think. to make it to become sick. a stable country so i think he has a big chance i think. ninety percent of the people they'd be happy if. that action.

again clashes with police have erupted protesters demonstrators gather across france for the twelfth weekend in a row. i . i. i. i i just some of the latest pictures there well police have fired tear gas and water cannon at the protesters this time around participants aren't just calling the social reform this weekend because the rallies are dedicated to those injured. by police at previous marches authorities do say that over two thousand people have been injured since november the seventeenth this comes after president macron

launched a so-called national dialogue in a bid to find common ground with the protesters to the surprise of many he's also expressed solidarity with the movement. if the yellow versed means being for higher paid work and a more efficient parliament than i am a yellow vest publisher and writer a medic more wheeled to tell us that mccrone does appear to be at of touch but the french people. it thinks is likely yellow there says living like a yellow vests maybe with a little a little bigger salary he doesn't see that he's living in a very very different world and you will see all the broken traces of these people who cannot through their children who are not afraid risking losing during a demonstration during this demonstration straps because the there are some traps speaking about working for a better salary if mr mccraw or another financial risk to crash wants to increase.

his salary everyone understands and crouched in france that it's big news more for him and less for the french because i think it's just solely a bad joke and that mr mccloy is just underlining the yawning gap between him and the french. more than one hundred investigations have been opened against french police over the controversial use of bright guns on your levesque protesters in recent months leading rights organizations in the country want a complete ban on the use of the weapon which fires rubber bullets the size of golf balls r.t. spoke to a witness of the alleged use of excessive force. in demonstrations they said and they're going to show you that the people who say that theory i guess first of the police and they don't do it until this is it they do it. and this was started and it's not at all tool that they use it on the us and this is it in fact you see some towns in that province is where they are the most efficient of the best and where

the bodies there's nothing till the dark days before the end of the there's a lot. of the it over so in this is this which is where they were this goes from. a form of child abuse known as breast ironing is said to be on the rise in the u.k. reports suggest dozens if not hundreds of british girls are being subjected to it most of the victims are of african descent the practice common place in parts of the continent where the practice does aim to delay breast formation in pre-teen girls by painfully massaging skin with hot wooden sticks and stones until the tissue rupture is the idea behind the procedure is to discourage male attention and also to prevent rape the u.n. warns that it is one of the most underreported gender based crimes in the world we spoke to two women who were victims in their childhood and they do say typically it is the parents who commit the abuse where were you as well was younger my mom same into my auntie my brace was just come out he was to see in or she used

to beat. me. to put in a fair way to put a. i was carrying she slapped me maybe all's well maybe i was trying to do it so that i should. look at me just saw you know be there for you are you know it is just. more we also spoke to the co-founder of the children's rights group and she believes the problem is bigger than is being reported it thousands of girls have been victims all they've been affected by breast and this is because most of them migrate to the u.k. we all read the problem of breast ironing doctors say the practice has severe health implications breast dining can increase the risk of cancer and also lead to

complications with breast feeding later on in life the procedure can also cause infections and result in physical and psychological damage the u.k. government has vowed to criminalize the practice although it has been accused of being too slow to respond we're going in we're again told us about the appalling consequences of breast. most of them have got sacking brass because you know the scheme has been strange because first of all they use those stones and. the pieces to suppress the group of the brits and this is make show where once the press tries to force itself out what happens and this affects the whole lifelong conditions in the sense that they are in motion that. they even find the difficulty to even open up to people even on press in front of the afraid even or moans in front of the husbands that's how the news is looking so far today we'll be keeping an eye on

those protests that are happening across france today it's the twelfth weekend that happening there have been violent clashes to even the french capital between the yes protests is in place that will be among our stories and the headlines to you coming up at the top of the. trillion dollars in debt more than terms like colored time stamp day. eighty five percent of global wealth if you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market so thirty percent is what is your home with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second. when rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion do you only number you need remember it was one show you know

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is the kaiser report there's gold silver bitcoin it's important to understand you need your individual economic sovereignty we have quite a few headlines to show that not only is the empire disintegrating but all those nation states which it rules over are kind of wobbly to be an understatement first headline from zero hedges to tweet gold jumps to eight month high as geo political chaos. well you know gold is barometer of global feel it on the monitor as ation of the economy as long as as paul krugman says there are men with guns to go out there and defend the

dollar than gold been on the back foot but now that the dollars looming in the global order is to send degrading and the rise of bitcoin is challenging a lot of money is going back into gold in uncertain new six seven eight weeks. into a new all time highs and twenty nineteen as you predicted predicted as everyone press always asked what we think now many revolutions of course happen with men with guns you see the american revolution the french revolution the russian revolution and you had men with guns and weapons and well in the case of friends and they had to overturn a system that was around sometimes for hundreds of years the fear out revolution only began in one thousand nine hundred seventy one after five thousand years of goals ruling the world and then we have this revolution and it is becoming increasingly more reign of terror in order to back it up with these guns so i think in a way big queen is the counter-revolution to that revolution that happened this restoring

some sort of order you know you could say that it being a counter revolution because it's more like gold and gold is what determined global trade for thousands of years and there was the gold standard of during the greatest period.