ah, ah, with london sends depleted uranium rounds to keep the ammunition takes a long time to decay. and there are concerns over impacts on human health. you case sensitive information about the killers of pro somali activists in the unrecognized states of somali land. it is a questions about the possible involvement of the police forces it funded with 1st decides that post health risks are being used on farm supplying major companies like nestle. despite being found in the you with moscow to the world, you're watching

r t international monies. peter scott's and these the top stories a 3 pm this wednesday. we begin with news from central india where 10 police officers and the driver have reportedly been killed in a car bomb blast, according to local authorities, mediator report. the attack may have been carried out by a maoist group, which has been involved in anti government activities for decades. of the police men killed were said to be returning from an unseat maoist operation that was launched amid intelligence in pots. we'll keep you updated on that story as when we get more information. ah, moscow has criticized the u. k for delivering depleted uranium munitions to ukraine, saying that london and kia will bear responsibility for the usage of them. the controversial ammunition does take a long time to decay and kind of have serious health impacts on the civilian population. because it doesn't look well, you might, the british should understand that they will have to bear responsibility for the usage of depleted uranium, as well as those who use such munitions. they have to understand that it will not

only harm them and their citizens, but they'll be responsible for it. or russia's criticism comes up to the u. k. armed forces minister confirmed that ukraine has received its 1st rounds of depleted uranium. london, however, has brushed off any responsibility for the use of them are war correspondence mad cuz the f as more now in its 60th week, the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm according to key of officials in their west and sponsors, the ukrainian military is waiting for the soil to dry enough to launch its spring offensive. meanwhile, nate who supplied tanks make their way closer to the front lines. in one video film that an unknown location, a ukrainian tank crew member appears to throw

a nazi salute. while riding a top a german leopard to tank. the dramatic escalation, britain has also sent controversial depleted uranium tank shells to ukraine. we have sent thousands of rounds of challenger to ammunition to ukraine, include in depleted uranium armor piercing rounds for operational security reasons . we will not comment on ukrainian user traits for the rounds provided depleted uranium rounds are believed to have led to soaring cancer rates, miscarriages, and infant deformities in places where they've been used. former yugoslavia and the rock for example, the radioactive corps of these rounds excludes into tiny fragments and can measurably contaminate the environment for decades. written feels that this is not its problem. there is no obligation on the u. k. to help clear up depleted uranium

rounds fired from challenger to tanks by the armed forces of ukraine. russian president vladimir putin had previously warned of consequences if britain supplies such shelves. those warnings were ignored. for now, russian forces have concentrated on locating is showing western weapons supplies to ukraine. almost daily, new videos appear showing, and drew strikes, can style, tillery and vehicles supplied by nathan states. ah, on the diplomatic front, there appears to be new cause for optimism. speaking of the un, the russian foreign minister, sergey lover of highlighted what some believe to be an absurd situation. trust for use with those mission. there is currently a ridiculous theory. let us the west. they care a few cranes successful counter offensive,

and then ask president lansky to start negotiations. but this is a kind of gets a frantic logic. we want no threats to our security to come from the territory of ukraine. and these threats have been accumulating there for many, many years, especially after the co, in february 2014. as for the counter offensive doubts are creeping in among western journalists and politicians. russia has fortified immensely and amassed huge reserves. if ukraine's counter offensive fails to achieve significant results, they say future western support may be in doubt. more at gaz, the of r t, from lucon screeching. in other news, the u. k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december of a 20 pro somali activists were killed, joint protest in the city of las anot, in the unrecognized states of somali land with an elite please team fronted by the u. k. allegedly involved in the killings. are these africa correspondence?

no. the wheel can guy brings us more details. the u. k is, seems to ring vital information on who really sucks, protest as it's a minute. and the, some audience basically region and crashes between co somalia, protestant and security. they can, the big western multinational is reduced to begging in the streets with 10 tops just because the wants to virtue signal is concerned over health and environmental safety. right. but look the fact that some food components have to make plain trips from half way around the world to avoid being seen getting loaded up with the dodge, chemicals really achieves little of genuine virtue beyond making the look like they're protecting people when they're clearly just displacing the problem moving on now the u. n. is concerned about the escalation of the violence in saddam, which could spot a wide conflicts in the region representative. all the organization in the country says that there are no signs yet of a peaceful resolution. yet you know,

a sign that he's or is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing of an attorney victory over the other is a fighting and sudan has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians bearing it's a headboard. and in some cases in amman, and in body or number, a case, a point that the bus but it is, but we can see that it's in a smaller, it's not like a in the bus. maybe this reason because i don't like to

use. and because of the reason that is a for the national, the western countries on a ship that's on board, this is a. ready ready any neighborhoods i don't know, but. ready is a big shortage austin soon and other basic needs of the crisis in sudan has been raging for almost 2 weeks now with the national. i mean the rapid support forces or our staff are military clashing over transitional government and control over the military. on monday us secretary of state of lincoln announced a 3 day c 5. but the representative into don, i meant that it was violated by both sides. the violence has already claimed the

lives of over 450 people with over 4000 injured according to the world health organization. we spoke with waffa busing for my assistant to the egyptian foreign minister and current member of the un human rights committee. you think the sudanese issue should be resolved within african institutions? we're your we find that they're present it down. yes. today in the security cancer, how sad to gather with the other countries as well have agreed that the african union that this is an african issue. sudanese issue and the has to be sold with d i c kelly. let's say here institutions and that the sudan is institutions have to be protected. i don't think that there is a desire on the part of those. so than use the after can be in on

a line that too much internationally, warmly in trying to solve the problems is ready. while of course, the issue of sudan has been already in nationalized. but with this escalation, things that are that related things are becoming very sensitive and i think there's 2 then within the african union to be given the chance to try to sit together on the negotiating table. it will be, i mean, for instance, we don't know how the united states is applying to interfere, whether for assistance or for other purposes. for me that would lead to more aggravation of the situation. but yesterday, the permanent representative did not really dwell much on the details of the

initiative that the u. s. saying that they are preparing for trying to find the solution for the situation in sudan. let's not forget that history has shown, and that, that's very nice, is that the u. s. the western powers and others where very much in favor of splitting sudan to sudan and south sudan. and today both countries, most states are certainly a lot of problem. it also c j division. i'm both the example of the interference of western powers and or international. ours is not encouraging us to accept the order to repeat the

several countries are urgently evacuating the citizens. from saddam missions, shots show evacuated, sporting a french frigates in ports are done. so here the u. s. u k, and the you are also by creating the national masses. locals are looking for their own way of escaping. earlier we spoke with well lead micra and i witness evacuated from students to paris. you spoke of the horace, you saw that the problem stop today. my house is not far away from the military base. i'm there or early in the morning about a, a n. i woke up with a wall, it's everywhere. there is no water. ok. i thought, you know, look it up. there is no electric. you know a lot of places. there is no food. there is babies. there is no more because i saw a woman's give bits of babies. shy is born in

the, in the ground. i need to plan what we have to do all of that. the maximum one cup, like into chess, you caught before that i need to dream know what to do. how could, how could i am very, what was my pro, that my family, my neighbors, my eyes and i saw the look into it. my neighborhood, a child 6 years old, 6 years old. his father died before 5 years. he's. he's along with his mother. he's in a side, he's home, he's playing or form bullies.

what, what the child did before crying in his people. my message, call me have to do more than i do. if you move out on the world, i mean, you're the only see out of that you will get a la bombshell performance hope blooms under shelling. 2 italian directors have produced a film based on the true story of a theatre in the embattled city of don. yes, that does continue to work. let's despite shelling according to the directors. their film has been banned in italy, but it's been shown in the festival in moscow. here's a quick preview. oh, let me wish more. at 730, they begin to bomb again. in response to the dull hound and the dogs left by their owners. on the way, i suddenly heard music from the 2nd act, a swan lake,

so quiet as a crying baby. he came from a towering and majestic building in the center. it was sad, dark, but still very much alive in the besieged and deserted city for months on the bombs night and day. the theatre group continued its rehearsals of swan lake. they said they couldn't allow their concept program to be interrupted. very north shore booty is used to what, give such strength to the human spirit. why strive to put on the performance at any cost. and it's been a year without pay the soldiers russians, and they go down to the bunker after every bombing, as if nothing happened. get video, they're back to rehearse again. ah. both of the films directors, lucas melody, and my at mcgraw de said earlier that in italy that movie is taboo despite it's all been true. we were actually following the events. what happened in the boston in ukraine since 2014 and about in 2015,

i came across the news, which was saying that the don't boss was going to tour around the i think it was the most or, or in russia. and i still, i do what is going going, how is the possible death in the middle of the war? you going to tour? how did you but they are open. look, we believe that the films she'd been bound in italy. how did that come about and how does it make you feel the cultural pulled war? i think it's very much the alone and, and that we are experiencing it. and we are the victims of, of this. and you know, russia phobia, actually it is part of this cultural war. i mean, not getting, getting warmer and warmer unfortunately. why not read these compromises? you may be on the bus, but b, c, b, c. yeah. you know, we think that there is,

there are 2 to these things, things like that. there is art and there is career. art is driven by true beauty and justice. and carrier is driven by money. and we are artists where no workers in the entertainment industry for those who have seen it. what over reactions have you got and have you changed their opinions on the war and maybe the people in the have this was in italy, it was in high school. if you change very nice town, a very nice festival and a school with a few classrooms came in and they and they also watched our film and the reaction of the queue. that was simply, i don't like mind blowing. they were crying, they were applauding. they were shouting after the film, the teachers came,

came to us and they and they shook our hands and they thanked us for what was shown to the kids. we didn't invent anything in there yet. the stories that we came to, not diversity, my billing everything that is in the nice to actually marry them. b. s. stories that they thought best that they were really on the next this yes there. and by the very lucky national as a spectator, a huge lamb the see after it was just like the way. yeah. we over the old yes. and so last, the orchestra director stopped the music because they thought everyone runs to the rich the, to the, to the, the bumps shelter, but no 11, no single person from the audience stood up from their seats. and so

the orchestra director gave a sign and they start to play the music again. ah, a military sports officials from over 50 countries have met in moscow. she brainstormed joint programs and strategies as part of the 78th general assembly. and congress of the international military sports council. we discussed the events with the chief of the d. r c delegation. he said that meeting as a great achievement for russia. so my partner for this is, this is congress. this is the 1st time i've been to such an event in russia. russia is a great power in sports in general, a military sports in particular. we have come here and it has a great achievement.