if they do anything they will suffer greatly we'll see what happens with the run the us president fires another warning shot and turned around after it stopped complying with some of its obligations under the 2015 nuclear deal with donald trump secretary of state currently on his way to russia on a mission to thrash out a solution to the escalating crisis. but it's all a brand a u.s. police raid on its former and missy in washington d.c. a violation of international law with activists in the compound saying they are trying to prevent new legal takeover. a u.s. military school publishes a decades long history of washington's interventions in the affairs of other

countries. as a cool guy. and a saudi arabian ship is hounded by protests at various european ports failing to pick up an arms delivery that activists say could be used to kill civilians in yemen. you're watching our international bring you your live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump has issued another warning to iran threatening serious consequences if it restarts a nuclear program. we'll see what happens 9 with the run if they do anything it will be a very bad mistake if they do anything i'm hearing little stories about iran if they do anything they will suffer greatly we'll see what happens with the run that comes amid media reports claiming the trumpet ministration has drawn up plans to

send 120000 troops to the middle east that's in the event that iran attacks american forces or starts working on nuclear weapons in about an hour from now u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe is meeting his russian counterpart sergey lavrov and russia's black sea resort city of sochi the 2 will discuss the crisis surrounding your own amid fears washington and tehran are edging towards war has more on what to expect from the meeting. in short the situation is incredibly dangerous now what with an entire u.s. aircraft carrier battle group now stationed on iran's doorstep with trump himself threatening iran with suffering shouldn't step radians saying that they'll defend themselves and that they're ready for any eventuality the situation as i say incredibly dangerous what's worse it is right for an escalation perhaps an unintended what and russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov said he intends to have

a very honest conversation with his american counterpart that arms when you will produce needs or we lost mike pompei you know how the u.s. is going to deal with a crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions iran has the right to partly suspend the implementation of the nuclear deal if other parties don't keep their commitments the u.s. secretary of state at the last moment diverted from moscow to brussels where the europeans were holding a session on the iranian crisis sergey lavrov said he had little doubt that the americans would exert tremendous pressure on the europeans in order to get them to pull out of the iranian nuclear deal but judging by by all appearances the americans were unsuccessful europeans came out in a statement they said that they condemned the united states for threatening the iranian nuclear deal and the rain ians and. undermining the reigning nuclear deal

themselves they also said that they're very concerned about the potential escalation we are living in a crucial moment where. the most relevant. attitude to take the most responsible attitude to take is clearly should be and that of maximum maximum restraint avoiding any. collation on a military site the iranians to losing patience they've said that since the other signatories of the reigning nuclear deal on the biding by their commitments namely to shield to protect the iranian economy from sanctions sanctions that the united states has reimposed back in november it's almost a year since they pulled out of the rain in nuclear deal the europeans were supposed to offer a trade mechanism protect the arena economy from those sanctions to allow the

arabians to continue to trade with that will their financial sector their banking they haven't been able to do so haven't been willing to do so the iranians have now pulled out of 2 commitments to sell excess uranium and to sell excess heavy water and they're threatening in 60 days unless the other signatories of the iranian nuclear deal abide in all of their commitments that they'll restart work and desired and construction on their nuclear reactor in all this is going to be a lot to talk about here and saw that she with me a putin. might compare all said to me but people are looking at things realistically here and by all appearances neither the united states nor iran planning the u.-turn anytime soon middle east analysts comment offer salbi i believe the iran nuclear deal can still be rescued. iran has given 60 days to europe to clean up its act and live up to its commitments and we are now starting

to see a renewed effort on the part of europe to do exactly that and hopefully the meeting . as a freshly mandated american. course a policy toward europe is failing and europe is determined to salvage the deal just as russia and china are so i'm cautiously optimistic about the lifespan of the c.p.u. it. ability of the other signatories to join forces and preserve the deal in the interest of regional and global peace and americans need to make a u. turn on the erroneous policy come back to the table negotiate with me and now iran is not the only country washington has tried to bend here with well r.t. if caremark and looks back at some of the governments that have been on the receiving end of u.s. special ops. bit naam ukraine yugoslavia libya one of these countries have in

common well you guessed it uncle sam has been involved the u.s. central command recently published a study that's now being dubbed the pentagon's scholars guide to overthrowing governments the joint special operations university published its study they looked into research of special forces operations of the us military across the planet from 1941 to 2003 now the joint special operations university is an entire academic institution dedicated to studying the art of war here's what their research found the report divines u.s. special ops into 3 categories disruption coersion and regime change 68 percent of the operations were disruptive only non-disruptive cases took up 32 percent they were divided between coercion and regime change here the highlighted cases of the 3 categories.

the. $47.00 instances were study disruptive actions failed just less than half the time and attempts to strong arm foreign governments were more successful working in 3 fourths of instances when it comes to overthrowing governments u.s. special ops or batting at $23.00 out of $47.00 attempted overthrows now the only overthrow conducted during war time was successful that's the war in afghanistan in 2001 but is success really the right way to describe the conditions for. sing those countries the united states by entering the war against the taliban. post

$911.00 resulted in the us seeing a reversal of all of the strategic gains and friendship that would be to cheat in central asia they lost also credibility in afghanistan they they destroyed the credibility of u.s. strategic forces and u.s. prestige that the most shocking statements come at the end of the report where the authors say that these kind of operations will probably never stop these clandestine interventions of range from support to civil resistance movements to convert paramilitary operations to large unconventional warfare efforts in support of conventional military campaigns even presidents who prides their election looked upon such activity with disfavor found themselves compelled to use it after taking office and such activity could next be used in the latin american country of venezuela which appears to be in the sights of the american military the venezuelan

opposition's representative in the u.s. has sent a letter to the u.s. army requesting a meeting for strategic and operational planning caracas has brought in the move an invitation to plot a military intervention in venezuela. the venezuelan government has also condemned a police raid on its former embassy and washington d.c. as a violation of international law officers try to expel activists who claim they're defending the mission from illegal seizure they argue that the u.s. is preventing cruxes diplomats from working at the compound and trying to replace them with illegitimate opposition representatives police arrived at the compound and issued in the victualling order to the activists most of them left after that 4 of them stayed inside arguing that officers had failed to present an official arrest warrant. but the rest more generally. a woman on the let's ride again tomorrow night the protesters have

spent more than a month at the embassy the u.s. ordered to bring nicolas maduro the government to leave the site as it recognizes opposition leader at 1.0 has been as well as legitimate president days before the police raid the authorities cut the water at the embassy before handing protestors an infection notice and person police posted one on the embassies doors and stated that the u.s. recognizes quite honest people as venezuela's representatives and that the activists must leave investigative journalist max blumenthal thinks u.s. authorities are being overly aggressive. well there are poor and mysie protectors still inside they refused to leave after 3 others left today a notice was placed on the door written in verdad font signed by no one which claimed that one carlos vecchio were the legitimate representatives of the venezuelan embassy but it wasn't clear this was posted by any federal authorities secret service entered the embassy everyone thought they were going to arrest those

inside and instead they left closed the door behind them and those 4 embassy protectors are still there so there could be an embassy protection agreement between venezuela's government and a friendly country which would allow that country to move in as a custodian for the embassy and allow switzerland to take over the u.s. embassy in caracas and this would mean a deescalation of the conflict and the possible nail in the coffin to for go i go i don't know if that's going to take place i know there are negotiations underway but it's very telling that the embassy protectors were allowed to stay inside for the federal authorities to enter venezuelans embassy is a violation of the vienna conventions our article $22.00 and it is it could be considered an act of war. a saudi arabian ship sent to pick up weapons in europe has been hounded by pro. along its journey and france are terrific seated in

preventing it from collecting its cargo claiming the arms could be used against civilians in yemen now a french flag has been projected on the vessel in spain however madrid claims that the ship left the airport carrying material that will not be used in a combat capacity you countries are under increasing pressure over their arms sales to saudi arabia charlotte timothy story. well amnesty international has blasted several european union states saying they have failed to poll their obligations in regards to the arms trade treaty because they're selling weapons to saudi arabia with them that will likely be used in the war in yemen the bar has been bouncing off european ports like a pinball this is a serious test of the country's resolve to uphold the obligations on the arms trade treaty and e.u. common position on arms exports several states have food this test in the space of just a few days now the concern is that some of these weapons could be being used on the

frontline in the war in yemen and could be being used against civilians now the yemen conflicts being ongoing out since 2014 around $10000.00 people have lost their lives in the conflict and millions have been pushed towards the brink of starvation it's been described by the united nations as being the world's worst humanitarian disaster and the concern from amnesty international is that if it is possible that the weapons being sold by e.u. member states to saudi arabia are being used in any way to perpetuate war crimes or to violate international law then not means that they have broken the obligation when it comes to the arms trade treaty the voyage reminds us that states prefer to allow the lucrative global trade to continue to operate behind a veil of secrecy well i'm. misty points out that is saudi cargo ship has been

making the rounds at several poor european states for the last week or so we know that it was able to dock it and twerp in belgium and it was able to receive a supply of missions there and since then it's tried and failed to visit several other european ports and now we do know that the belgian foreign minister has acknowledged that there are concerns over the sales and this is what he had to say you know you would be good to suspend all deliveries to saudi arabia if it was shown that had been used on going conflict such as the yemen which case the regional government must make that decision would not be possible now here in france we had confirmation from the defense minister this flawless polly that that saudi cargo ship was also due to dock in the port of laughter in northern france and was due to receive a shipment of arms from france as part of the sales to saudi arabia and now this is

what she had to say last week in regards to babs. arms duly very. grim and 2 issues made a few years ago well that news was met with protests at the port of when it was announced last week that's because there was a leaked investigation in the last month or show which alleges that the french government has been made aware by secretive military notes that weapons sold by france society arabia could have been used on the front line in yemen and could have been used against civilians and that provoked lots of anger from people who wanted to stop that shipment from going ahead now president michael also spoke about this last week saying that he had received confirmation from riyadh that any arms france sold to saudi arabia wouldn't be used in this way. but despite that because of the process those on were not able to get on the ship and then it moved

on its way attempting to ports in spain and now on its way to italy but the controversy continues and many human rights organizations are unhappy that any of the sales taking place in the 1st place well they've cooled on it for european union states to now halt those sales to saudi arabia also they're all. over the french defense minister said there was no conclusive evidence that french weapons were killing civilians in yemen saudi arabia itself denies targeting civilians deliberately claiming that it's only interested in fighting with the rebels who sees yemen's capital in 2014 now just behind me you can see live pictures from the sochi international airport where the u.s. secretary of state's plane has just landed in the russian black sea resort of sochi now and in about an hour from now my pump is meeting with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov for talks on a number of urgent issues of course top on the agenda is the escalating crisis over

the iran nuclear deal which the u.s. pulled out of a year ago last week that it would also ditch the deal if other signatories mainly european states did not think guarded its interests asked for b. and now on monday a pump a.o.p. a surprise visit to brussels where european allies urge washington to show maximum restraint towards iran some fear the 2 countries are edging ever closer to war at this point it's hoped the sochi meetings will ease tensions and shed light on the deal's future not russia of course supports iran's insistence that alternate routes to the pack should fulfill their obligations and we'll be covering the talks on our t.v. all day. more news after this short break. after

the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the boat the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to do. by the way what is it that slide here. we've got an amazing situation developing air america one of our politicians has an openly admitting congress that the u.s. dollar is that friend from time.

welcome back russia has updated its energy security doctrine which now addresses the challenges posed by western sanctions on its oil and gas sectors not to bring us up to speed let's cross live to medina course into you know what's russia doing to bolster its energy security. while the russian president has approved the country's new national energy security doctrine and as it was sad the date of those documents as required to new challenges and threats that faces the country's energy industry both internal as well as international now the document consists of almost 20 pages that calls among many others to reduce the hydrocarbons in the energy

balance to develop renewable resources and energy lower taxes on and this treaty and also raise the level of allen g. consumption now the document also order is to counter discrimination off russian energy companies and global energy markets adding that international restrictiveness measures that are in place at the moment prevent russia's participation in the global energy security. restrictions imposed by certain 40 states on russia's oil and gas sector to limit its ability to sell energy globally. well global energy tensions seem to play quite so role in the geopolitics we all remember a away vote for criticism over the construction off a north stream a 2 pipeline project that plans to deliver russia's natural gas to germany now lately it was reported that 2 u.s.

senators are working over a bill to impose sanctions on russia over of this particular project now coming back to the energy a doctrine the updated version of that document was approved by the russian president back in november of last year but couldn't see down to signed on the same day my ponytail made his 1st visit to russia as the u.s. secretary of state. medina thank you for bringing us that report. we bring you again a live pictures from sochi international airport the u.s. secretary of state's plane has just landed and we're hoping to catch him coming off of the plane. now the top of the agenda for the talks that will be happening today between the russian and u.s. . secretaries of state of course iran nuclear deal is going to be at the top of their agenda on what to discuss the u.s. of course pulled out of that deal a year ago and last week said it would also ditch the deal if other signature is

mainly european states did not safeguard its interests as per the agreement. first the u.s. secretary of state mike from pale will be meeting with sergey lavrov and then later in the day it is has been confirmed that he'll also be speaking with what amir. it's hope that the sochi meeting will actually ease the tensions that have risen as of late when it comes to the iran's nuclear deal and shed light on how that agreement will be in the future if it can be saved or not russia of course supports iran's insistence that all signatories to the pact should fulfill their obligations and that will no doubt be addressed today when meets with sergey lavrov and then later on with a lot of their putin. again these are live pictures from the sochi international airport we are currently waiting for the u.s.

secretary of state. to disembark the plane we've just seen everyone else come off the plane including the press. they were landed just about 20 minutes ago and i've been taxing and have now reached their destination so the u.s. secretary of state. is due to come off the plane any minute now he's meeting with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov and just about an hour's time is what we've been told but of course plans do often change we're going to be following those talks throughout the day and bring you any updates that we have the top of the agenda for the 2 docs is likely to be the iran nuclear deal which of course has been in the news. quite a lot lately the u.s. pulled out of that agreement a year ago and last week tehran said that it would also start stop fulfilling its commitments if other signatories did not safeguard its interests mostly referring to the purchase of oil now secretary of state mike just

a few hours ago tweeted that his meetings in russia will highlight a number of important topics saying that they agree on some issues and disagree on others but of course when it's in the u.s. national interests it's their responsibility to find a way forward we'll be following those talks throughout the day and bring you updates as they call them. killer giant months broiled in the privacy scandal after a french media outlet claimed the company was gathering information on influential anti pesticide activists without their consent french authorities have now started a probe into that after complaints by the newspaper. being kept in hundreds of the. mapping now big activists and the debate on life asleep in france who are distributed according to. the french paper claims they so-called month center files dates back to 2016 and contains some 200 names

they include journalists and politicians who've been critical of the company alleges the list was drawn up to sway views on what phosphate base pesticides monsanto was bought by the german chemical giant by bayer last year in a $63000000000.00 deal bayer itself has apologized for the incident and is investigating the matter environmentalist in the library yet was one of those on the list. it has a special character a successor of the doors here contains information on our going to zation and its head we're concerned about that it might also has private information obtained by man santa in any case it is known that these procedures are illegal there is no law that allows collection and storage of private data on people our organization will file a lawsuit to at least shed light on whether they have any other and published data we're also concerned about the fact that the list mentions private persons

politicians journalists who are pressured to support the company to secure its place in the market of compounds which by the way are considered to be causing the genic in fact today the company has a quite negative image which is fast. there was more bad press for bear on tuesday after a california court ruling it ordered monsanto to pay $2000000000.00 in damages to a couple who claim a month santa weed killer called roundup gave them cancer it's the biggest claim against one center so far that we kill or contains a chemical called life when used on plants and crops it can end up in food the air and drinking water and several studies have shown that it can cause cancer buyer and monsanto insists the roundup killer is safe but those who brought the cancer case against them disagree. really well for you to be put on sunday morning. or maybe catch. on monday and spoke.

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