lugansk was a city of 400,000. now rebels are fleeing before the end of the ceasefire. >> translation: before huge numbers. people were in the streetsment many have now left the city. i don't see a reason to stay. >> friday, separate ceasefires declared will end. people here are terrified by what might follow of the. >> petro porashenko will send more soldiers here, that's why i'll leave the city. i think it will be bad here. maybe worse than in slovyansk. >> i feel sorry for both sides. i'm a mother. i have children. it's impossible. we need to stop it. something needs to be done. >> reporter: lugansk is vital to the separatists and the ukranian army. it's 60km to the border. fighters transition here to reach the strong holds the the ukranian army claims to have lugansk surround it. troops are 10km from the city center. >> on the front lines of the separatist militia there's no willingness to surrender. for president petro porashenko, unless they do before friday, he'll eliminate them. there's a showdown looming.

the city of lugansk on the second of june when it to people were killed when a key have commanded. the government building. were killed that day there are several atrocities going on that can be verified with the by the video. you know on the ground reportage it's not it's not equivocal or disputable there is the risk clear evidence that violations been carried out yet the western media have sure no interest in covering these atrocities these war crimes these crimes against humanity i mean three journalists have been killed in a korean to two russian guys for the television last weekend two guys the shot the the. last week to the russian journalists were shot to. show that they were shelled deliberately by the kiev forces in accounts previously the reason italian journalist who was also killed in what looked like to be a shoot to kill i am situation is just not you know hey i know you guys here we've got to we got three good to ask you a question i didn't hear an awning jonathan do you think the regime believes that there is a military solution to this because that's what it looks

maria from notional there in lugansk eastern ukraine we're going to be staying across the story as more information comes in and also stay safe for us please while you're there. you know sporadic fighting between pro and anti-government forces is still breaking out in eastern ukraine despite a cease fire that was due to hold until monday night russia and many other countries helped broker a truce. now ukraine's president officially declared a cease fire on friday kiev then held its first ever talks with activists in the east and their leaders agreed to lay down their weapons russian and o.s.c. e representatives were present during those negotiations president putin then discussed of a deescalation effort with the ukrainian french and german leaders in a telephone conversation now the russian president then made another move to calm the situation asking parliament to cancel an order allowing russia to use military force in ukraine the ceasefire was extended on friday and anti-government forces again said that they would abide by it they went on to release the monitors who were detained i

lugansk in eastern ukraine. mark sloboda is a senior lecturer in international relations at moscow state university he says that even though the ukrainian president has put forward a detailed a peace plan there are violent groups within kiev which the government cannot control the government such as it is in kiev has very limited control it depends to a large extent still on these nationalist paramilitary groups for its survival its hold on power in kiev and it has been afraid to challenge them we saw a trade union meeting in kiev attacked by an armed right sector mob with complete impunity and we have seen this repeatedly that they act they attack individuals groups buildings churches throughout the country and the government does nothing to rein them in and this holds true on the battlefield as well. now not everybody is on board with the cease fire currently in place in ukraine and members of the government's national guard protested against the truce in kiev and demanded more weapons to fight activists in th

the head of the main hospital in lugansk confirms a russian reporter has died during surgery after sustaining grave injuries during the shelling of a village in east ukraine you're watching the last footage he shot during the assault. washington sends troops back to iraq a sunni extremists move ever closer to the couple after seizing several other key cities. plus british activists condemn a proposed law that would see some hikers jailed for life and could also on a ship with the lawyers. you're watching from in the world welcome to moscow on to r.t. international i'm you know neal our top story the head of the main hospital in the us confirmed a russian journalist has died after being caught up in violence in eastern ukraine a crew from the t.v. channel were hit during the army's continued shelling of a village near the city of lugansk you are watching the footage the journalist managed to film jury assaults we'll try and get that for you but let's get some more from our teacher who is in the region for us thanks for joining us what do we know at this stage about what occurred. indeed the ch

self defense units in eastern ukraine confirmed they shot down a military transport plane in lugansk zero forty nine on board are dead. the cranes prime minister orders the country to gear up for gas cuts from monday the day when kiev must pay its anarchy debt to russian. army surveillance even nuclear weapons we examine whether the u.k.'s closer collaboration with america serves britain's best interest i made it worries the friendship has grown too close . and the renegado qaida jihadist terror through iraq towards baghdad capturing two more cities while the u.s. weighs up military help for the crumbling country. it is three pm in moscow watching r.t. international with me marina joshie and we start with breaking news anti-government fighters in the ganske in east ukraine have now confirmed they shot down a military transport plane the ukrainian army says all forty nine people on board were killed video has now emerged showing the aftermath of the attack a plane came down at lugansk airport. has the latest from. the plane that was shot down in the early hours of saturday morning as

lugansk in eastern ukraine. while the ukrainian president might seem willing to uphold the cease fire and bring about peace there are groups within the campus ortiz that rely too much on aggression that's according to senior lecturer in international relations at moscow state university mark sloboda the government such as it is in kiev has very limited control it depends to a large extent still on these nationalist paramilitary groups for its survival its hold on power in kiev and it has been afraid to challenge them we saw a trade union meeting in kiev attacked by an armed right sector mob and with complete impunity we have seen this repeatedly that they act they attack individual groups building churches throughout the country and the government does nothing to rein them in and this holds true on the battlefield as well. members of the national guard squad have returned to kiev for a rally demanding an end to the truce and the resumption of the military operation the crowd gathered in independence square which

these can home for abandoned special needs children on the outskirts of lugansk aims to be an oasis of calm and tranquillity. children here have food toys but most importantly love. there are eighty six children they scare house all younger than three years old it's been a home and cozy home you have who are all of them that once war reached its walls it's no longer safe. mines and shells lend just a couple of kilometers away. and while the youngster had no concept of the danger for the adults it's a different story now so until it does a lot but then most of the year it's so hard actually more than half our kids cannot move they're either too small or they have motor problems some have cerebral palsy they need special care and even if we want to evacuate and we need a very special place just like ours it's very hard to do. your job atlanta a mother herself tries to remain positive but it's no easy matter no one can say how dangerous it becomes when they start firing here and internet compare saved and boss kids was launched to draw attention to this particular case as well as many oth

care you're watching r t international with me we're going to joshie anti-government fighters in lugansk in east ukraine have shot down a military transport plane in the ukrainian army says all forty nine people on board were killed video has emerged showing the moment of the attack and its aftermath the plane came down at logan airport in cape officials say they consider this a terror attack. has the details. well the plane was shot down in the early hours of saturday morning as it approached new guns airport here confirming that on board at the time troops equipment machinery and food activists are claiming responsibility for the attack saying they brought the jet down with an anti aircraft may silence. our forces of look at the airport which is a strategic point in lugansk and demanded their all ukrainian troops later also warned that any military jets flying over trying to land there will be considered an aggressor at their own to the evolution seventy six jet attempted to land it was hit with a rocket that exploded inside the plane bank to one side started losing height and crashed

lugansk in eastern ukraine. the funeral of a russian journalist killed in a military attack in eastern ukraine two weeks ago has been held in moscow the crew was filming the evacuation of civilians by self-defense fighters from a dangerous area when a mortar shell landed next to them friends family and colleagues said their final farewells to twenty six year old anton was a sound engineer for the rest c a one t.v. channel he died instantly our reporter eager to call in a nuke died later in hospital. and this is the last video filmed by the cameraman who was the sole survivor of that attack russian prosecutors say the leader of a national guard squad was involved the divisions were formed to assist the regular army in the east but senior lecturer in international relations at moscow state university marks the border says they largely operate on their own. the government such as it is in kiev has very limited control it depends to a large extent still on these nationalist paramilitary groups for its survival it's

top security watchdog confirmed the explosion in the center of lugansk was the result of an aerial assault. and allegations have been made that clear views banned weapons in its air assault on slavyansk locals there claim that they were attacked by incendiary bombs which included white phosphorus broadcaster neil clark believes the violence will continue with the president using the truce to buy time so he can press on with the offensive later. things haven't gone to plan for the ukrainian authorities here they launched their offensive against the so-called terrorists in the east so weeks ago it has a lot to plan the fact is they haven't been able to regain control of parts of the country as we know the people in the east are still there they're fighting back to casualties on the crazy forces and i sort of fear that what we could be seeing here is playing for time he might be calling for the cease fire to kind of low people into a false sense of security. and clearly launch this offensive and so i see it we could be very cynical we've got to wait to see the actual details ukrainian investi

the city of lugansk or one of the worst attacks when its central square came under army airstrikes europe's top security watchdog confirmed the explosion in the center of lugansk was the result of an aerial assault. and violence against journalists covering the conflict has reached unprecedented level stance according to reporters without borders to russian t.v. crew members were killed in army shelling earlier this week. and allegations of be made that clear views banned weapons in its air assault on slavia and locals claimed they were attacked by incendiary bombs which included white phosphorus broadcaster neil clark believes that the violence will continue with the president using the troops to buy time so he can press on with the offensive later things haven't gone to plan for the ukrainian authorities here they launched their offensive against the so-called terrorists in the east several weeks ago it has launched a plan the fact is they haven't been able to regain control of parts of the country as we know the people in the east are still there they're fighting back even to casualties

ukrainian military transport plane with at least thirty people on board is shot down in lugansk casualties are being reported. daily news for ukraine is moscow demands at least half of the country's gas that. suggests there might be a third party stall in the talks. britain's nuclear deterrent could soon be contracted out to the united states with getting no say on the independence of the country's atomic defense. plus renegade al qaida through iraq ports baghdad capturing two more cities while the u.s. weighs up military help the crumbling country. for the wealthy watching the international make. we start with breaking news in the ukraine's defense ministry says one of its military transport planes has been shot down in the ganz in the us and it's believed at least thirty people were on board there are reports of casualties so let's cross live now to oxys paul scott in kiev for us paul what else do you know. well details at the moment are sketchy but the ukrainian defense ministry has confirmed that a military jet was shot down as it approached the lugansk airport no exact details of the

my name is kevin irwin our top story than tonight at eight pm antigovernment fighters in lugansk in east ukraine of shot down a military transport plane the ukrainian army says all forty nine people on board were killed in these videos of merge showing the moment of the attack and its aftermath the plane came down that lugansk airport kev officials say they consider this a terror attack scott scott more. plane came down at around two am local time on saturday morning as it was approaching and preparing to leave. now he have confirmed that it was a military aircraft carrying out the time that it came down troops machinery equipment and food there were forty military personnel on board and nine crew members all of which lost their lives now as the worst single last. life for the ukrainian forces since they began their so-called anti terror operation activists are claiming responsibility for the attack saying they brought the plane down using an anti aircraft missile antigovernment fight is a company blocking the airport and demanding that ukrainian troops leave the area meanwhile they also

been killed in a crane army air strike targeting in a ministry of building in the eastern city of lugansk. the suspect in the deadly shooting at brussels jewish museum was straight at age of hottest camp in syria the revelation fuels fears of your becoming a terror danger zone. while in syria rebel fighters vowed to the rail to use this presidential election threatening to attack polling stations and government controlled areas. seven pm in moscow you watch martino national with me marina joshing. now the ukrainian military has reportedly conducted an air raid in the eastern city of lugansk hitting a local administration building local self-defense forces claim up to five people were killed in the assault but the army denies targeting the city center let's now get more on this from our spotlessly or well paul it looks like avanza spread to the city of logan's now what more can you tell us. well officials of the self-proclaimed republic of new guns say that among those killed are civilians we are hearing from them that at least five people have been killed and many more wounded and amongst

self-defense units in eastern ukraine confirm they shot down a military transport plane in lugansk all forty nine on board are dead. ukraine's prime minister orders the country to gear up for gas cards from monday day one k. of must pay its energy debt to russia. armies surveillance even nuclear weapons we examine whether the u.k. is closer collaboration with america serves britain's best interests and mid worries the friendship has grown too close. branagh it al qaida jihadist here or through iraq towards baghdad capturing two more cities while the u.s. wakes up military help for the crumbling country. which martin national we start with breaking news and government fighters in the guns going east ukraine have now confirmed that they shot down a military transport plane the ukrainian army says all forty nine people on board were killed and video has now emerged showing the aftermath of the attack the plane going down going to the airport. is the latest from. the plane that was shot down in the early hours of saturday morning as it approached the guns at ports here confirming that on b

lugansk eastern ukraine. and you can see dramatic images from the ukrainian conflict for yourself just head to our web site that's r.t. dot com. in other news jihadist militants fighting in syria and iraq have declared the creation of an islamist state spanning parts of both countries the now notorious al-qaeda breakaway group known as the islamic state of iraq and syria or isis is behind that declaration and they are urging other jihadist groups to pledge allegiance to the new state as you can clearly see on our map the territory covers the north of syria and the eastern half of iraq which is home to rich oil fields so the question arises where exactly does isis get the funding that it needs in order to seize power in the region well it's thought that the group powerful sponsors in the gulf states which fund its activities isis is also involved in smuggling extortion and bank robberies in the course of its rapid advance on baghdad the group took control of stockpiles of u.s. made weaponry and even washington

ukrainian defense ministry have confirmed that a military jet was shot down as it approached the lugansk port it's reported been shot down using anti aircraft or. the ukrainian defense ministry have also confirmed that at the time it was carrying troops equipment machinery and food of course lugansk has been bombarded by the ukrainian military and air force in recent weeks it's really been one of the centers of the ukrainian army's all the time to terror operation as they're calling it in fact earlier this month eight civilians were killed when a ukrainian military asteroid hit the city center on. terms of what else is happening in the region the ukrainian army says it has regained control of the port city of mariupol following intense fighting there or the ukrainian military have targeted the city as well as part of this anti terror operation as they're calling it and following intense battles they say that they have reclaimed valuable five activists were killed in the ukrainian flag is now flying above the administrative building there meanwhile moscow is calling for an investigation i

lugansk in eastern ukraine writer and foreign affairs surge a trip call which believes the ukrainian authorities are using the peace process to drag out a war of attrition. it is pretty obvious that the ukrainian military and the regular army has no stomach for the fight and that the fanatics from galicia who are the backbone of the so-called national guard which is really the right sector dressed into regular national guard uniforms are not able to do the job so it is far better to grego the crisis at the lower level of intensity of violence then to try and force the issue in a way that might indeed result in some dramatic bloodshed right now members of a national guard squad have returned to kiev for a rally they are demanding an end to the truce on the resumption of the military operation a crowd gathered in independence square which earlier this year became the creator of the riots saying that i've said the previous authorities of ukraine. feeling from the conflict in the easter tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees the u.n. estimates over one hundred thousand people have cross

in lugansk eastern ukraine. of the cease fire has been breached again according to antigovernment fighters they say the army has shelled the city of slovyansk while attempting to advance on the self defense positions there but the bombardment has once again hit residential areas reportedly injuring a girl and killing an unspecified number of people i don't know i just don't feel understanding started i jumped when i was carrying it around to the leaders how do you do if you're close but i shouted so loudly that someone turned down and that when it was over i ran back like everybody else crying in panic you know this is outrageous what can we hope for. tomorrow how can call this a cease time. you can see more dramatic images from the ukrainian conflict on our website right now r.t. dot com. the u.s. has rushed a three day supply of hellfire missiles to the iraqi government in an attempt to help the desperate authorities bottle's to how this militants now the army is once again trying to regain control over the ci

declared sunday a day of mourning after anti-government forces shot down a military plane in the lugansk region killing all forty nine on board as the army's operation against the activists intensify is some the number of casualties grow more and more young men are refusing to be drafted into the ukrainian military pull asli reports next on why they're turning their back on national service. kiev's military operation continues the army is in a pitched battle with anti-government activists but it's also struggling to keep itself together. that's a tough one but now they're sending me to war calling on me to kill people in long just like me more and more soldiers are refusing to obey orders and despite a kid's full military mobilization in march the quick mint has all but dried up whereas once they used to be for drafting officers in lugansk today there's only one and it's quiet they won't let us inside with the cameras i spoke with a clock and he said there hasn't been any kind of recruitment here for weeks i asked to speak with a person in charge but was told that he's taken early retire

these can home for abandoned special needs children on the outskirts of lugansk aims to be and only a series of car and tranquillity. children here have food toys but most importantly love. there are eight to six children they scare house all younger than three years old it's been a cozy home you have who are all of them that once war reached its walls it's no longer safe. mines and shells blend just a couple of kilometers away. and while the youngster had no concept of the danger for the adults it's a different story now surrounded it as a lot but honestly it's so hard actually more than half our kids cannot move they're either too small or they have motor problems some have cerebral palsy they need special care and even if we want to evacuate them we need a very special place just like ours is very hard to do. she was atlanta a mother herself and tries to remain positive but it's no easy matter no one can say how dangerous it becomes when they start firing here an internet compelling saved in boss kids was launched to draw attention to this particular case as well as many are there

channel were killed by army shelling near the city of lugansk the only survivor of the attack was the cameraman who sees the attack targeted a group of refugees he believes it was not accidental fire. the crew was full ration of refugees when a shell hit their group and i things are images of civilians leaving the scene seconds before the explosion saw and engineer anton fellowship died immediately reporter igor was taken to hospital with a severe injury but died on the operating table thirty minutes after that here's how the cameraman described what happened to you who knows but we went to the place where according to the information we going to see there were refugees self-defense groups were helping the refugees to flee the areas under attack and when i reached the forefront the self-defense activist told me to hide behind a big car and i film from that spot is self-defense activist raised his hand showed the refugees the safe path and at this moment the first shell exploded and damaged his hand how journalists stayed further away at the check and i turned my head and saw that the

talks to refugees from lugansk whose lives have been turned upside down by the fight. rival can step up their campaigns one hundred days ahead of scotland's historic independence referendum r.t. takes a look at the arguments from both sides. plus a liquid war says the u.n. says water shortages will fuel major conflicts for the world's most vital asset we explore how such battles are already starting to happen. welcome my name is the harvey and you're watching r.t. international the latest reports from ukraine's eastern city of slovyansk say it's once again being targeted by government troops the army reportedly stepped up its offensive against militia groups in the region with civilians caught in the crossfire. poor people including a child was killed in a strike there on sunday the woman you can see in this video was severely wounded by shrapnel from one of the missiles she was riding her bike through the city likely medics were quickly on the scene and able to get her to hospital. and this burning building is what remains of the city's landmark merchants' houses wher

lugansk in eastern ukraine. although ukrainian president might seem willing to uphold the ceasefire and bring about peace there are groups within the camp us origin is that rely too much on aggression that's according to senior lecturer in international relations at moscow state university. the government such as it is in kiev has very limited control it depends to a large extent still on the ultra nationalist paramilitary groups for its survival its hold on power in kiev and it has been afraid to challenge them we saw a trade union meeting in kiev attacked by an armed right sector mob with complete impunity and we have seen this repeatedly that they are they are individual groups building churches throughout the country and the government does nothing to rein them in and this holds true on the battlefield as well. members of the national god squad who have returned to care for rally they are demanding an end to the truce and the resumption of the military operation a crowd gathered in independence square which

forced people to leave their homes policy or met some of those fleeing the violence in neighboring lugansk. also even do so still exists not safe for them to stay here after everything that is happening. we want them to stay alive a bittersweet for world families leaving for an uncertain future the truth carrie went to sleep at night because the bomb will forward everything. so it's really scary we're making our way to the russian border no one's quite sure how safe this journey is but people here desperate to leave they've been on a waiting list for days the phone call came in the morning giving these women less than four hours to pack up all their belongings and leave again the big one we don't know what will happen there and for how long the situation will continue we want to return home as quickly as possible but they say they have no choice they simply have to go see one of the airplanes in the bombing said the scariest because you don't know where they're going to fall and when we can't always stay in a basement because of the small children victoria is traveling with her two daughte

lugansk in eastern ukraine. right on foreign affairs the sort of the tree of coverage believes the ukrainian authorities are using the peace process to drag out a war of attrition it is pretty obvious that the ukrainian military the regular army has no stomach for the fight and that the fanatics from go. who are the backbone of the so-called national guard which is really the right sector dressed in regular national guard uniforms are not able to do the job so it is far better to grow grow the prices at the lower level of intensity of violence then to try and force the issue in a way that might indeed result in some dramatic bloodshed right now. members of the national guard squad have returned to kiev for rally they are demanding an end to the truce and of the resumption of the military operation the crowd gathered in independence square which earlier this year became the cradle of the writing that asked of the previous authorities of ukraine. flowing from the conflict in the east tens of thousands of ukrainian

work which is a strategic point in lugansk and demand that they're all ukrainian troops later who also warns that any military jet flying over trying to land there will be considered an aggressor at their own to handle the evolution seventy six jed clampett. it was the rocket that exploded inside the plane bank to one side started losing height and crashed at the airport lugansk has been bombarded by the ukrainian military and air force in recent weeks it's really been one of the centers of the ukrainian army's all the anti terror operation as they're calling it in fact earlier this month eight civilians were killed when a ukrainian military strike hit the city center well in terms of what else is happening in the region the ukrainian army says it has regained control of the port city of mariupol following intense fighting there the ukrainian military have targeted the city as well as part of this anti terror operation is they're calling it following intense battles they say that they have reclaim our youthful five activists were killed in the ukrainian flag is now flying above the adm

four hours a day welcome i'm you know neal our top story this hour the head of the main hospital in lugansk has confirmed a russian journalist has died after being caught up in violence in eastern ukraine a crew from the to see a t.v. channel were hit during the army's continued shelling of a village near the city of lookouts you're watching last footage the journalist managed to film during the assault let's get more on the story from. who is in the region for us from on welcome what do we know at this stage regarding what occurred . well first of all this information has already been confirmed not just by the doctor. but they receive the channel themselves as well and apparently that's the name of the journalist he was a rushed into the emergency room and where he had died during the operation as a result of his wounds that early reports suggested that he was severely wounded as a result heavy artillery shelling in the little village. which is in the suburbs. gone scans he had said to colleagues with him an entire filming crew and one of them on the last and it's so far known and we are w

russian correspondent and his sound engineer while they were filming refugees outside the city of lugansk last month an italian photographer and his translator died in mortar shelling and a reporter party's video agency ruptly was severely wounded by soldiers in the city of mariupol in may it took several days to negotiate his return to moscow journalists are often detained without charge by government forces and correspondents of all various russian news channels have been apprehended interrogated and even beaten investigative journalist tony gosling believes the media are under threat because contrail me into the radical elements in power. some cease fire isn't it we've had five journalists now this is the latest all it seems killed by the here for regime it means that there is a massive dissuasion for journalists to cover the subject it means they have to get all sorts of gear front proof gear this sort of thing into going to these research makes it much more difficult to see for the moment doesn't really seem to be a serious one doesn't seem to be holding i mean we've got a very serio

peace and nice even though this is the air raid alarm at night sounding over the city of lugansk people there forced to spend the more nights in bomb shelters and basements the army keeps on hitting the city suburbs residents keep on trying to flee. i talked about real life snapshots real death snapshots to this particular attack is seeing a killed two russian journalist video filmed by the cameraman he's the crew's only survivor they were covering the ongoing evacuation of civilians from areas particularly badly hit supports use of goodness this self defense activist raised his hand to show refugees a safe path at this moment the first mortar shell exploded and damaged his hand i journalist stayed further away at the checkpoint and i turned my head and saw that the second the third mortar shells went off exactly where they were so there was a road between us between our journalists and me i could hear shells exploding all the time so they both had press written on their clothes but that didn't save them journalists killed in the role of judy thirty seven year old reporter eager connell

a russian correspondent and the sound engineer or they were filming refugees outside the city of lugansk a reporter for artie's video agency ruptly was severely wounded by soldiers in the city of mariupol last month and it took several days to negotiate his return to moscow journalists often detained without charge by government forces and correspondence from various russian news channels have enough were handed interrogated and even beaten. president putin along with his german and french counterparts is called on ukrainian leader petro poroshenko to extend a ceasefire that expires at seven pm g.m.t. on monday they held a phone conversation overnight despite the truce sporadic fighting continues across eastern ukraine on sunday the city of slavyansk came under fire a church in a residential area were attacked and at least one civilian killed were also a series of explosions at an arms depot internet of soldiers were there at the time and ukrainian military said on sunday that checkpoint was attacked while earlier if an auction i went to see just how exhausting constant conflict has been

in lugansk eastern ukraine. the ceasefire has been breached again according to anti-government fighters so they say the army has shelled the city of slavyansk while attempting to advance on the self defense positions they have but the bombardment has once again hit residential areas reportedly injuring a girl and killing an unspecified number of people. i don't i just don't see when the shelling started i dropped what i was carrying and the run to. the doors were closed but i shouted so loudly that someone came down and that me and when it was over i ran back everybody was crying in panic you know this is outrageous what can we hope for will wake up tomorrow see how can you call this a ceasefire. or you can see more dramatic images from other ukrainian conflicts on our website at r.t. dot com one is coming up to a break stay with us. on marriage in the financial world moves. to seize to moments to not stop exactly take no demand for credit. and life there are good and. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here w

in lugansk eastern ukraine. you can see more dramatic images from the ukrainian conflicts on our website at our dot com meanwhile we'll be right back after the subway with more news right here on r.t. international. they all told me my language at all but i will only react to situations i haven't read the reports first so i'm likely to push the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter part of the month to save the exists or k.l. a car is on the docket. they go no more weasel words when you made a direct question simply prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a. printout of speech and let him down the freedom to cost. dramas the chance to be ignored. stories of others to fuse to notice. the faces changing the world lights never. so picture of today's lives. on demand from around the globe. local. t.v. . hello there again this is r t international the u.s. has rushed a three day supply of hellfire missiles to the iraqi government in an attempt to help the just brutal

lugansk in eastern ukraine. the funeral of a russian journalist killed in a military attack in eastern ukraine two weeks ago has been held in moscow the crew was filming the evacuation of civilians by self-defense fighters from a dangerous area when a mortar shell landed next to them friends family and colleagues said their final farewells to twenty six year old anton for loss in who's a sound engineer for the rest c a one t.v. channel he died instantly while this colleague reporter eager corner died later on in hospital. and this is the last video filmed by the cameraman he was the sole survivor of the attack russian prosecutors say the leader of a national guard squad was involved the divisions were formed to assist the regular army in the east senior lecturer in international relations at moscow state university moxley botha says that they largely operate on their own. the government such as it is in kiev has very limited control it depends to a large extent still on these nationalist paramilitary groups for