well just a while ago i spoke to nato secretary-general anders fogh rasmussen who told me the alliance will not be sending military forces to syria but i would like to stress the nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in syria at the same time lots of critics expect that that could be the case if we see a resolution russell saying that the fact that it's even being debated is going to cause more violence in syria. there might be some kind of intervention do you think not if the u.n. goes ahead it goes ahead rather and approves that resolution once again let me stress we have no intention to intervene in syria having said that it's sheer international. condemnation of the brutal attacks against the civilian population in syria the only way forward is to accommodate the. aspirations of the syrian people. but you can see that full interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen just over an hour right here on our t.v. where you could head over to our website our king dot com right now. well for a look at what could lie ahead for syria we're going to cross live to paris

and you can see the full interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen in twenty minutes right here on our team. medo is continuing its grass in the libyan capital with reports of several major explosions and it's unlikely there will be any let up soon the alliance chief calling for more military help to bring about a postcard to russia which is trying to broker a cease fire between the libyan regime and the rebels as both sides want a nonmilitary way out with no snow reports now from tripoli. they to continues bombing tripoli we've been hearing heavy strikes overnight as well as during the day this week actually the libyan capital has seen the most intense a fair rate since the beginning of the operation in march with nato targeting gadhafi his compound and command and control centers in an attempt to within the embattled colonel and force him out russia actually wants to see khadafi to step down moscow's envoy has visited libya and has met our position leaders here and has also. tough is closest ally and his cousin in cairo and after that may come together has said that

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question humanitarian goals of your lives in an interview with the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen earlier this week my colleague and it's the now i asked him to clarify how the coalition defines a legitimate target. actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes bombs are they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces does daffy in a car on a phone or in a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we legitimity military. targets. and of course command and control centers can be used to plan and organize against civilians show amount of control centers are legitimate military targets. while you can find out how the nato chief will gather challenging questions over libya in a full interview see it's been sho

ahead in just a few minutes tonight we post a shot questions to the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen about the controversial current campaign in libya is the subject of our interview we got the sport ahead this out here on our team from moscow with me kevin i mean this sunday evening the twelfth of june was now coming up to twenty eight minutes past ten pm. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization.

our website or to dot com there you can also watch our interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen and have your say as we're asking today how dark in libya should be resolved but so far the vast majority of around two thirds think nato should admit its failure and withdraw significantly last people fourteen percent say things should continue the way they are unfolding on the bench and others suggest the u.n. should send in peacekeepers. into the minority ten percent or more of ground troops operation. syria's military has reportedly launched an operation aimed at restoring security in the rubble northern border town of jews are all those who are authorities say at least one hundred twenty officers and government troops were killed there by armed groups earlier in the week according to witnesses dozens of tanks have been deployed to the area and are due to enter the town humans rights groups say more than thirteen hundred people have been killed in the eleven we are rising the un meanwhile was still considering a new resolution against syria something russia is strongly opposing. b

correspondent anything now is speaking to us oh excuse me nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen now if you'd like to hear the interview in its entirety you can see it it's all there go to our t. dot com but that's going to do it for now unfortunately we are all out of time but i promise i will bring you the entire war on our t.v. segment we want to get to the bottom of what is behind these claims that r.t. is anti-american and kind of you know see what's see what that's all about and see if we can convince you otherwise or what the merits are of that for more on this or three covered. usa also check out our duty.

earlier i spoke to nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen up next is that interview in full or he insists the alliance has no clouds to act in syria and defends the actions being taken in libya. thank you very much for joining us here in our it's much appreciated i want to get straight to our first question the u.k. and france want a u.n. security council resolution condemning the syrian government in your opinion are we heading for libya two point zero here no i would like to stress that nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in a syria at the same time lots of critics expect that that could be the case if we see a resolution russell saying that the fact that it's even being debated is going to cause more violence in syria. there might be some kind of intervention do you think not if the u.n. goes had it goes ahead rather and approves that resolution once again let me stress we have no intention to intervene in syria having said that it's sheer international condemnation of the brutal attacks against the civilian population in syria the only way forward is to accommodat

where you can also watch our exclusive interview with the nato secretary general of course anders fogh rasmussen and have your say as we're asking how the deadlock in libya should be resolved that starts right now and so far the vast majority about two thirds think that nato should admit its failure and withdraw significantly less of you fourteen percent say things should continue the way they are until they profited mentally ns others suggest the u.n. should send in peacekeepers and split libya into the minority a minority that eleven percent supported a ground troop operation have your say and article. that russia is ready to resume imports of european vegetables if the e.u. guarantees supplies are not infected by the deadly e. coli virus a move from one of the outcomes of the two day russia e.u. summit that you considering going to about has more from russia. right where the talks are being helped. vegetables were literally on the table at the press conference the european leaders and host russian president dmitry medvedev were asked whether they had vegetables for lunch the answer was yes th

alliance in the country are he's a nice and who spoke exclusively to the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen asked him what triggered the intervention. let's look at the lack of an entry strategy into libya it could be said that you were dragged into this rushing to regime change have you accidentally gone to war in libya definitely not on the contrary we considered this a very carefully. laid out certain conditions that should be fulfilled before we took action and the decisive factor was that the united nations are just wrong correct me if i'm wrong but obviously the u.n. resolution was laid out for a no fly zone and lots of people would consider what's happening in libya to be much more than a no fly zone actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now now all the necessary measures if i might speak of what admiral pollo has legitimized strikes on any command center in libya i just

he's at the center always spoke exclusively to the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen he said that does not target individuals actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond. according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes garments are they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces there's three in a car on a foreigner at a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we hit legitimity military. targets. and of course common control centers can be used to plan and organize attacks against civilians show amount of control centers are legitimate military targets. and also exclusive interview with natives achieving for the website that's r.t. dot com and once there you can expose opinion and analysis of the situation in libya. countries. syria is writing itself under i

the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen insist only military bases are attacked in libya and he said now we spoke to him exclusively pressed him to clarify what nato considered a legitimate target actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone cording to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes bombed they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces does daffy in a car on a phone or at a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any means. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we hate. military. targets. and of course common control centers can be used to plan and organize attacks against civilians show amount of control centers military targets professor mark almond of oxford university says there are serious divisions on the league in strategy within the u.s. congress and inside nato. part of his

dot com you can also watch our interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen and have your say as we're asking how the deadlock in libya should be resolved so far the vast majority nearly two thirds think nato said it made its failure and withdraw significantly last people fifteen percent say things continue the way they are until the conflict eventually and some others suggest the u.n. suits and peacekeepers and split maybe a two and a minority ten percent supports a ground troop operation. syria's military has reported launched an operation aimed at restoring security in the rebel northern border town of geezer. authorities say at least one hundred twenty officers and government troops were killed there by armed groups earlier in the week according to witnesses dozens of tanks have been to the area and are due to enter the town human rights groups say more than thirteen hundred people have been killed in the eleven week uprising the u.n. meanwhile was still considering a new resolution against syria something russia is strongly opposing later today are these debates cross

question the humanitarian goals of the alliance in an interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen i asked him to clarify how coalition defines a legitimate target actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes gone they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces those three in a car on a phone or in a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any means. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we believe military. targets. and of course common control centers can be used to. organize attacks against civilians show amount of control centers are legitimate military targets. well you can find out how the nato chief handled other talent and questions over there in the full interview on our team in just over a couple of hours you can watch it anytime by log

dot com and you can also watch our interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen and have your say as we're asking how the deadlock in libya should be resolved let's look at the stats right now and so far the vast majority are around tooth thing nato should admit its failure and withdraw significantly less people fourteen percent say things that should continue the way they are into the conflict and others suggest the u.n. should send in peacekeepers and split libya. and the minority eleven percent support a ground troops. syria's military has reportedly launched an operation aimed at restoring security in the rebel northern border town of sugar authorities say at least one hundred officers government troops were killed there by quote armed groups earlier in the week calling to witnesses dozens of tanks have been deployed to the area human rights groups say more than thirteen hundred people have been killed since the uprising began with at least thirty two protesters reported dead on friday the u.n. meanwhile is still considering a new resolution against syria something th

well you can see that full interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen in about twenty minutes time here on r.t. . so nato is continuing its barrage of the libyan capital with no sign there will be any let up until colonel gadhafi goes well russia which is trying to broker a cease fire between the regime and the rebels both sides want him on a military way out western and arab countries are showing their support for the libyan opposition by more money the rebels say they need three billion dollars over the next several months to pay salaries and buy supplies the unfreezing of libyan assets to be given to the opposition is taking longer than expected. now after a break of up to the year america's convert war in yemen is up and running again armed drones and fighter jets have hit a number of suspected militant targets and the increase in strikes comes as the yemeni government which is washington's ally is clinging on to power in the face of an uprising cerf lawyers from the u.s. based international action center says america is not being honest about its motives. this is