they do anything they will suffer greatly we'll see what happens with the run the us president fires another warning shot at tehran after it stopped complying with some of its obligations under the $2015.00 nuclear deal with donald trump secretary of state having just arrived in russia on a mission to thrash out a solution to the escalating crisis. also this hour in venezuela brand a us police raid on its former embassy in washington d.c. a violation of international law and activists in the compound saying they're trying to prevent an illegal takeover. by u.s. military school publishes a decades long history of washington's interventions in the affairs of other

countries dubbed by some 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 r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. iran is not the only country washington has tried to bend to its will artist looks at some of the governments that have been on the receiving end of u.s. special ops. vietnam ukraine libya one of these countries have in common well you guessed it uncle sam has been involved the u.s. central command. the 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 u.s. 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 that 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 coersion 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 the 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 facing those countries the united states by entering the war against the taliban. post $911.00 resulted in the us seeing a room. 1st of all all of the strategic gains in friendship. been achieved in

central asia they lost also credibility in afghanistan the way 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 prior to 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 that is well 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 in washington d.c. as a violation of international law officers trying 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 an infection order to the activists most of the activists left after that 4 of them stayed inside however arguing that officers had failed to present an official arrest warrant. at. the ranch more generally. they will probably try to get. * the protesters have spent more than a month at the embassy the u.s. ordered to come out serving nicolas maduro government to leave the site as it recognizes opposition leader at $1.00 as venezuela's legitimate president days

before the police raid the authorities cut the water at the embassy before handing protestors an addiction notice in person police posted on one of the embassies doors it stated that the u.s. recognizes wind people as been as well as representatives and that the activists must leave. investigate. the u.s. state the secretary of state might come pale and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov are holding talks and russia's black sea resort city of sochi we cannot listen in to see what the 2 are saying. it's all. i hope that will be able to come up with specific ways how to get us russian relations out of that regrettable state that they happen to be due to several objective as objective reasons as well considering that this is the task of instructions coming from our

presidents that was confirmed in helsinki summit as well as in their conversation on this front of me when i was probably unplayable should go for the next year you would do that in the mirror but google book you're going to push the system to who should. we have multiple issues that require both urgent math and it's as well as long term sustainable solution doesn't assert so you should know it since you're the decisions of the midgets that bitterness you know and it's even that our board amounted to speech from view you were going to do and it was the produce that supports the motivation for your community that has to do with the situation in strategic stability sphere as well as more efficient way to tackle terrorism as well as finding solutions to different prices in different regions of the world and pretty much for serbia's that will mccarthy was memorable because it didn't produce didn't you know and you were in your mind you should look at the one you were going to remark about if it was a legislature in your religion reduced you'd know mushy washee was a plus misty was at work do whatever she wanted old so. now we see that there are certain suspicions and prejudice on both sides but this is not

a way for him to have a win win situation because that. mistrust that we have to endure is both your security and our security and causes concern around the globe but i'm not sure it's one of the absent goes through too much it's all so you mostly it's you who don't want to got to over $100.00 it's a discussion advanced people are going to totally learn solutions and. i believe that it is time to build a new more constructive and responsible magic's of our relationship of our mutual perception we are prepared to do that if our us colleagues and counterparts and ready to risk. case that you condition me. spirit much like you who cd in your honor it's the most known and the need to know until the end of the someone who will go home which you would personally so the germs across in addition to the us shouldn't open on the continent. i believe that

a prerequisite an important correct is it for success in following dialogue is to be to rebuild trust at all levels of our dial including the highest level and the working level as well ranging from that and considering that we have mad over the past 2 weeks where 2 times that's the reason for some optimism up over post-mortems which says try and see what happens. sergey thank you for hosting me appreciate it's great to see you again twice in a couple weeks excited about that and i don't we'll see you 2 i might likely at the g 20 will have many more opportunities for conversation i'm here today because president trump is committed to improving this relationship as as i think he said we have differences we each country will protect its own interest look out for its own interests of its people. but it's not it's not definitely we're adversaries on every issue and i hope that we can find places where we have a set of overlapping interests and can truly begin to build out stronger

relationships at least in those particular on those particular issues i've seen it myself with more closely with you on counterterrorism during my time in service in the executive branch very successfully we've saved american lives we've saved russian lives as a result of that good honest sincere work together and i think on issues such as arms control the nuclear proliferation we talked about some of the regional conflicts and terrorism i think there there are spaces where we can get our teams and begin to build out a common set of understanding and i hope too that we can begin to build out our strategic security dialogue as you and i spoke. about when we were in finland a couple weeks back and i hope to separate i hope this good faith effort on the part of each of our 2 nations as directed by president trump and president putin. will stabilize the relationship and put it back on a trajectory that i think would be good for not only each of our 2 countries and

each of our peoples but for the world as well i know that frank discussions i'm sure there'll be places we just can't find common ground but i look forward to our time together to. sit by just by simply just victim of this issue i'm so sure thought of it as opposed to anything it's really knew what you understand with emotion for the bodies you should ask as national know as with the show was more sinister go out it's nasty she but showed what zakia obama should present the president down until it's. spread it's now she was in that machine you have mr nationalist on the me. he's just and that is in my eyes there's a show it's very substance usa needs to stand up are awesome we're not going to poor around them up and also use the ground i could use through a process of the national media supply that among others the old so that i was there but it will literally to keep its civs in that machine and i'd see serious thought on the each of a possible got out of nationalism a question your mortgage rates. some over the model for that storm we look at it

that's just an especially for thinking about pros and cons but of us that idea is known when this month lease agreements are on a college that was recently with that shot up with a look at i came across some cox a question about a genie and yet to say i mean yes no i don't share doug's share with that of overgrowth some people you know when you're young and the conflict of this disappeared on their college students it isn't easy i'm. not sure or she is the ali it's so far that she doesn't it was assumed that i was there but there i was in the knights of hope or was it was through its national union because i was misty start on with input object at the dialogue yes my. there's going to be listening to. see not she was. just going to. go out see the yeah she said the most is that i'm going to go to work. and.

we've just been listening to statements by the u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov before they begin their talks today in sochi they both said that they would be hitting a number of important topics today while they discuss that comes from top counterterrorism arms control and of course iran will be on that list they both spoke of the need to rebuild the relationship between the u.s. and russia lavrov saying that it was important also to rebuild trust and saying that they would need to find places where the 2 countries can work together of course be following those talks throughout the day and bring you updates as they come. i thought he arabian ships and to pick up weapons in europe has been hounded by protests on its journey and france activists succeeded 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 or madrid claims that the

ship left their port carrying material that will not be used in the come back past me you countries are under increasing pressure over their arms still to saudi arabia so it even has the 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 lived 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 that

yemen conflicts been ongoing now since 2014 around 10000 people have lost their lives in the conflict and millions have been pushed to 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 a low lucrative global trade to continue to operate behind a veil of secrecy well amnesty 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 going to be 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 in 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. the arms delivery according

to him and 2 issues made a few years ago he appealed that news was met with protests at the port of of when it was announced last week that's because there was a leaked investigation in the last month the show which alleges that the french government has been made aware by secretive military notes that weapons sold by france to saudi 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. rehat that any france sold to saudi arabia wouldn't be used in this way but despite that because of the processed so those on were not able to be loaded on the ship and then it moved on its way attempting to visit ports in spain and now on its way to italy but

the controversy continues and many human rights organizations are unhappy that any of these sales are taking place in the 1st place what they've called on is for european union states to now halt those sales to saudi arabia off their arms. earlier 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 claim that it's only interested in fighting who think rebels who sees yemen's capital in 2014 more news after this short break. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has

become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today's vital issues. watch a special forum coverage on r.t. . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race based on experience dramatic development is only going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk.

welcome back we've killer giant month santo is embroiled in a 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 a complaint by the newspaper. was able to do this something to piss of the secret files were being kept on hundreds of people this graphic is from one sixty's mapping now biggie activists and the debate on the life of satan friends who are distributed according to the influence. the french paper claims the so-called month center file 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. based pesticides monsanto was brought by the german chemical giant

bayer last year and a $63000000000.00 deal bayer itself has apologized for the incident and is investigating the matter environmentalists and yet it was one of those on the list . in. the dossier it contains information and knowledge and its head well concerned about that it might also has private information obtained by monsanto in any case it is known that these procedures are illegal there is no law that allows collection and storage of private they told people they should and will file a lawsuit to at least shed light on whether they have any other than published data we're also concerned about the fact that the list mentions private persons politicians journalists qua pressured to support the company to secure its place in the market of compounds which by the way are considered to be cost in the genic in fact today the company has a quite negative image which is fast there was more bad press for

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yet it's about time they got held to account this was a clear statement to every single person in the world they are monsanto have to cut it out to do right by people like the way it's. a harvard university law professor and faculty dean is losing his job after months of student protests against him students objected to ronald goldman joining the defense team disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein and although sullivan has since stepped down from that role the university says it won't renew his contract the law professor was the 1st african-american to become a faculty dean at harvard his wife who is also a harvard dean is suffering the same fate and learning of the university's decision the couple found the statement to harvard student newspaper. we'll surprised and dismayed by the action the harvard announced today we believed the discussions we were having with high level university representatives were progressing in

a positive manner but harvard union actually ended those talks some harvard graduates have voiced their concern over the decision pointing out that everyone no matter how unpleasant is intitled to legal defense others went so far as to call harvard's decision and bear acing harvard says it based its decision on signals coming from students adding that the climate on the company campus had become untenable human rights attorney jennifer breathe told us all of this case does set a disturbing precedent. i am very surprised by harvard university especially given that this is from the last will at harvard i mean we're seeing in recent years how some of these top tier law schools like harvard are sort of going down and how they train their attorneys students these students chose to become attorneys but they're feeling unsafe because a professor or a dean chose to take on a case to defend somebody who's alleged of a crime this is a man and his wife who have nothing to do with allegations of harvey weinstein so not only are we seeing

a dangerous trend where innocent until proven guilty is off the books we're seeing a dangerous trend where anybody who does their job which is attorney is that have a right to represent that they're being punished they don't even have the right to employment anymore is absolutely unprecedented and should never happen again that's our global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for telling it. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see them. in 2040 you know bloody revolution here to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution

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