russian spies tried to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog with foreign minister sergei lavrov saying the claims were designed to attract maximum attention we're now joined live in the studio by a coach neveh do you know what happened while the real incident took place back in april last year but let me tell you that the reels scandal unraveled last week when the government held a press conference that actually arranged. some kind of a high profile event and that particular press conference of the dutch defense minister accused of. russian citizens of an attempted cyber attack on the organisation for the propagation of chemical weapons the minister even had a name for what happened back in april and called him a g r u operation well if you have been following the news in the past couple of months well you already know that g r u has become some kind of a bogey word to the west. on the thirteenth of april this year any fifth day carried out an operation to disrupt. operation targeting the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons b. c w the hague there was nothing sec

russian foreign affairs minister sergei lavrov said that the situation surrounding the so-called russian spies on the netherlands is a deceptive maneuver and that the story was made public especially i had a needle needing between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental. the un report notes an appalling increase in the number of civilian casualties in afghanistan victims from bombings using improvised explosive devices known as i e d's have risen twenty one percent in just the last year deaths from suicide attacks there are even worse forty six percent report shows the story of a teenager injured in one such attack. i was taking part in a cricket match at the time after the game some of the guests were to give speeches but before those got underway i heard an explosion and saw smoke i saw my blood and realize i've been injured i started running there was a second explosion and i fell to the ground and lost consciousness it's inhuman to attack players of the game. it's seventeen years since the start of the us invasion of afghanistan despite the war the taliban has only in

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov visited a number of different countries on the continent one of them was zimbabwe and this is what the zimbabwean foreign minister. had to say about this relationship with russia have a listen it is the desire of zimbabweans that we can. feed our little knowledge with the russians are quite competent so that we can also develop in terms of a bloody through the. whole for example has been asked so that we can industrialized it and then create value in what we do. paul that was very upbeat that many says zimbabwe he sounded positively to it. he did and i think a very very interesting to see what happens in the long term between zimbabwe and russia there's a lot of promises that have been made but what we see in a lot of russian engagement with africa is lots of you know exciting deals are signed and then if you look two three years down the road not all of them come to fruition so you know when i look at zimbabwe i see basically mining i don't see a whole lot of technology coming from from russia i see much more sort of extract is. and that type of.

by c s a lot of talks been happening with john bolton and officials he's going to be talking to sergei lavrov imminently let's go. for the latest. to be a fly on the wall of some of these conversations today hi john bolton just held a meeting with russia's security council secretary what do we know about what came out of that. well kevin obviously john bolton he's back churchill he doesn't have really really have time to switch to moscow's time zone here indeed he has kicked off his meeting spree by sitting down with russia's head of security council they talked about all sorts of things mostly military and conflict the things syria afghanistan all sorts of nonproliferation treaties like for example when it comes to chemical weapons and nuclear weapons but of course the big topic they both kind of briefly touched upon was this i.n.f. treaty russia has once again stressed that it does want to cooperate with the united states and whatever differences the sides may be in countering right now should be solved through dialogue now this was of course just the beginning of bolton's packed shuttle as

in moscow nor in the hague again the russian foreign affairs minister sergei lavrov so. dad the situation surrounding the so-called russian spies and the netherlands is a deceptive and i knew her and that the story was made public especially i had a needle need thing between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental . mixed martial arts star committee of has just returned home to a hero's welcome in russia's republic of dagestan after beating qana greg in las vegas in the fight of the year these are latest pictures for you from the angy stadium in my hand where he showed off his title boat cheering crowds thousands of devoted fans gathered to meet the champ who holds the longest on beaten court in tottenham in history our reporter danny armstrong was there. we're here to see every know where thousands of thousands of fans have gathered to see their hero of the year see a lightweight champion of course at that fantastic victory over kind of a great weekend going by fourth round technical submission by really naked choke jory not fight here. thousands and tho

russian foreign affairs minister sergey lavrov said that the situation surrounding the so-called russian spies on the netherlands is a deceptive maneuver and that the story was made public especially i had a needle between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental. mixed martial arts star who. has just returned home to a hero's welcome in russia's republic of dagestan after beating conor mcgregor in las vegas in the fight of the year these are pictures from the stadium where showed off his title belt to cheering crowds thousands of devoted fans gathered to greet the. and ben who holds the longest on the record permanent history our reporter dan armstrong was there. and we're here at angie arena where thousands and thousands of fans have gathered to see the hero have beaten amalgamate of the u.s.c. lightweight champion of course yet that fantastic victory over economy a great weekend going by fourth round technical submission by reid make it show jory not fight here in thousands and thousands of funds just as they hit inside the stadium inside movie theaters and restaurants

he is meeting with sergei lavrov today. we are hearing from the kremlin a meeting is in preparation with putin. it is unclear if that has been finalized. the treaty was signed in 1987. in the wake of it, 2,700 nuclear weapons were removed from the west of russia and europe. that had huge implications. the russians now saying if the treaty is gone, there could be rea rearmament. the russians are firing back there is no evidence and blaming the u.s. for violating the treat yes. the u.s. is -- treaty. the u.s. is trying to do more. by and large, experts say if the treaty was working and we can see a lot of anger coming from the russians. one final thought, dave, the russians really want to hear from john bolton and they want to know if this is a final decision on the trump administration and if there is wiggle room to try to maybe renegotia renegotiate. >> we will await the comments from john bolton. fred, thanks. >>> 18 people killed and 178 others injured in the train detrailmed derailment in northeastern taiwan. 366 passeng

russia's top diplomat sergey lavrov at this morning's press conference here stressed that this could be indeed too early for any speculation have a lesson. in usual in regards to the u.s. position on the i.n.f. treaty i have yet to see the decision by the u.s. president i have only heard about his intentions as i have also seen some of the reactions to it that's been mixed some support others have urged the u.s. not to turn down the whole system of arms control both nuclear and conventional you but let's not speculate at this point as that would be counterproductive let's wait for official clarification if john bolton is ready to do so we are happy to hear it and we'll make our position clear based on a clear statement that withdrawal procedure has so far not been activated russia's foreign minister has also stressed that moscow has been committed to the deal and has repeatedly called that it should stay in effect past its current twenty twenty one deadline but he also did add that if trump puts his money where it has been pouring from all over the globe the chinese have warned that

cold war president trump has accused moscow of violating the treaty russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has warned of consequences we just witnessed that it was the shits but it's you know i just don't wish to start again actions that in face of reactions. because true teachings stability can only be ensured when there is heresy it would be sure hope so yet still we are still with us there is a parent who must be maintained under all circumstances that those are your tickets that's all you do that it's responsible for global stability and expect that the u.s. won't renounce their share of that responsibility either listable reaction there from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov all right let's take you now to moscow to do w's a correspondent there and we share when she is standing by good to see you and u.s. national security adviser john bolton in moscow where you are scheduled to meet with putin and lab rough what can we expect from those talks. well a lot of arms control will certainly be one of the main topics that will be under discussion today and tomorrow the kremlin spok

national security advisor john bolton is in moscow he will meet with vladimir putin and sergey lavrov this was a planned visit but still just what can we expect from these talks. while the kremlin spokesperson has said today that putin and bolton will certainly discuss the i.n.f. treaty their meeting tomorrow and arms the arms are supposed are supposed to are going to be excuse me a big topic today as well when foreign minister sergey lavrov meets bolton he said that in the meeting tonight he will ask bolton for an official explanation and to kind of give him not intentions the intentions of the u.s. but actually concrete decisions so we'll see have to that will have to see what comes out of that meeting today you know just briefly we've heard donald trump repeatedly accused russia rather of repeatedly violating this agreement is he right in those accusations. well this isn't the first time that the u.s. has leveled these accusations at russia under the obama administration as well the u.s. administration said that russia was violating this agreement and nato has also come out recentl

then well back then actually there was no reaction from any side the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov even said today is that back then it all looked like a misunderstanding. russians that were expelled from the limbs weren't given any explanations or any opportunity to contact the representatives in or embassy in the netherlands and were to leave it to look like a misunderstanding especially given the back then there were no protests or warnings to us neither in moscow nor in the hague again the russian foreign affairs minister sergey lavrov said that the situation surrounding the so-called russian spies on the unites alliance is a deceptive maneuver and that the story was made public especially i had a needle need to between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental. mixed martial arts star. has just returned home to a hero's welcome in russia's republic of dagestan after beating conor mcgregor in las vegas in the fight of the year these are the pictures from the stadium where we showed off his title belt cheering crowds thousands of devoted fans gathered to greet the

he will meet later with sergei lavrov. we have not confirmed if he will meet with vladimir putin. saying the meeting is in the works, but it hasn't been confirmed yet. the national security adviser wants to know if the u.s. is pulling out which is final or if there is wiggle room to renegotiate. the treaty of the nuclear forces from 1987 got rid of 2,700 nuclear weapons in europe and soviet union as well. the u.s. is accusing russia of violating the treaty. the russians say there is no evidence of weapons being deployed. the russians are blaming the u.s. for violating the treaty. another interesting thing is the chinese have commented on this. criticizing the u.s. for leaving the treaty. the trump administration says aside from the fact they believe the russians are violating the treaty, they believe it puts the u.s. at disadvantage toward china which is not part of the treaty and could develop any weapons it wants. christine. >> thanks, fred pleitgen in moscow. >>> we'll talk sports ahead. the kansas city chiefs keep on rolling led by the star quarterback patrick mahomes. that yo

you can see the full interview with russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov on our team dot com next thursday now two astronauts who narrowly avoided disaster on thursday when their soyuz rocket malfunctioned are back in moscow we'll have that story latest on that after a short break this is our international. when lawmakers manufacture consented to the public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the fight merry go round there's only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. real news. it's been. too many times when you know us. cities but close. said the. terrorists you know it. is said billions has been terrible lately a more hopeful than i was a few months back. and was a glimmer of hope in in all of this. right welcome back this international the two astronauts who narrowly escaped disaster on thursday when their rocket failed are now back in moscow safe and sound a booster rocket malfunction on the soyuz just minutes after blast off forced the crew to board the flight the two men on board were russian cosmonaut alexi of cimon and american astronaut n

so indeed right now the only thing to do is to look forward to this meeting between the sergey lavrov and john bolton and whether or not john bolton's hawkish stance will stand here and mosco he had a few talking points are certainly expected you are showing off bringing us the latest. of tension has indeed been growing between moscow and washington over the pact for quite some time here's a look at how we reached this point. this is how you sort out a major nuclear crisis and make the world a bit more of a safer place ninety eighty seven the u.s. and soviet leaders got together and banned ground launched intermediate range ballistic missiles and this is an example of how leaders can perhaps make the world more dangerous brush as violated the agreement they've been violated to get for many years that i don't know why president obama didn't negotiate or pull out. and we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to wear the ones that have stated in the agreement and we bonded to agreement but russia has not fortunately honored t

launch from sea with all eyes the normally upcoming meeting today his he goes down for the latest sergey lavrov russia's top diplomat is expected to meet with the man seen as one biggest champion of for scraping all of this i.n.f. treaty i should say and this is of course john bolton the national security adviser for president the was. donald trump but while the big debate is ongoing whether or not the american president is indeed making the right call. russia's top diplomats aguilar of this morning's press conference here stressed that this could be indeed too early for any speculation have a lesson. in usual in regards to the u.s. position on the i.n.f. treaty i have yet to see the decision by the u.s. president i have only heard about his intentions as i have also seen some of the reactions to it that's been mixed some support others have urged the u.s. not to turn down the whole system of arms control both nuclear and conventional but let's not speculate at this point as that would be counterproductive let's wait for official clarification give john bolton is ready to do so we're happy to h

start functioning properly but we've talked about the progress with russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and he has sounded rather optimistic to the loons to the agreements are being fulfilled with our turkish partners having the main role there actively fighting to get all groups to cooperate on information confirms that process is going on october the fifteenth is when the demilitarized zone is will start functioning but a day or two's difference will not matter the quality of the work is much more important and we support them it is very hard to verify independently that used information but we hear from several opposition groups including those inside the province and based outside syria and also from the turkish media that tang's rocker's missiles and multiple launch systems have already been removed from the buffer zone and it may sound like a very positive achievement but we also hear that several radical extremist groups do not agree to participate in this initiative supported by the syrian government by the way and agreed to between putin and their dog and so this is why we shou

has announced that it could pull out of a cold war arms deal bolton met russian foreign minister sergey lavrov in moscow earlier today he gave an interview to a local broadcaster and denied that washington's threat to leave the i.n.f. treaty is an attempt to blackmail russia bolton reportedly also said that the u.s. had not taken the decision to deploy missiles in europe targeting moscow if the i.n.f. treaty is scrapped we're here at the big table with me now is on the whole she is on the board of i can germany i can germany is the german army of i can which is dedicated to a a world without nuclear weapons we appreciate you taking the time to come in with us tonight we've got the trumpet ministrations saying that for the past four years at least there is evidence that russia has been in violation of the i n f treaty is that true. well only the u.s. know the answer to that because they haven't been telling anybody what the information is that they have that actually proves that's and so nobody in europe has actually said we know that to be a fact and at the same time the russians have also bee

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov visited a number of different countries on the continent one of them was zimbabwe and this is what the zimbabwean foreign minister. had to say about this relationship with russia have a listen it is the desire of zimbabweans that we came. a little knowledge with the russians are quite competent so that we can also develop in terms of a bloody through the. whole for example has been asked so that we can industrialize it and then create value in what we do. paul that was very upbeat that many says zimbabwe he sounded positively excited. he did and i think i'll be very interesting to see what happens in the long term between zimbabwe and russia there's a lot of promises that have been made but what we see in a lot of russian engagement with africa is lots of you know exciting deals are signed and then if you look two three years down the road not all of them come to fruition so you know when i look at zimbabwe i see basically mining i don't see a whole lot of technology coming from from russia i see much more sort of extract is. and that type of. ind

that limits an entire class of nuclear ballistic missiles alter net to russian foreign minister sergey lavrov in moscow earlier today he reportedly denied that washington is threatening to leave the i.n.f. treaty in order to blackmail russia bolton emphasized that the u.s. says not planning to deploy missiles in europe targeting moscow if the treaty is indeed scrapped. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world britain's prime minister to recently has told parliament that ninety five percent of the brights it withdrawal agreement with the european union is now several may said there might be circumstances in which a planned transition period is extended beyond twenty twenty something which has angered both pro and anti e.u. factions in her conservative party officials in colombia say at least nine people have died after a mudslide swept through a town in. in the past two weeks more than twenty people have been killed as a result of landslides and river overflows in different parts of the country. the president of cameroon paul b. has been reelected wi

al president donald trump has accused moscow of violating the treaty russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has warned of consequences. with disputed which the shits but if he were to be stupid or stood up against the actions that in fact the reaction. because stability can only be ensured when there is a heresy which is a hope so you still use your will to its there's a character you must be maintained under all the circumstances of this that the presence of so you do that it's just we are responsible for global stability i think that the us wondering now this sheriff that the responsibility even if they're going to play a little showing that more on the subject i'm now joined by alexander graf lamb star she's a member of the german bundestag and deputy leader of the opposition free a democrat certs good to have you were with us this evening does president trump's announcement worry you. yes of course particularly here in germany we are extremely worried by this announcement because it concerns a category of weapons that would reach europe not the continental united states it is a bilatera

while a growing trend has seen russia fend off a number of accusations lately foreign minister sergei lavrov says moscow can't take them seriously when they're produced in the media and not diplomatic channels russia is constantly subject that their position is from western countries and the media including about interference in elections and cyber attacks from the un to do pick edge and see who they're going for the prohibition of chemical weapons most recently the united states the united kingdom canada and the netherlands made similar dania sic izzie shantz and their own so provided information to the media six months ago what is this a planned effort to put pressure on russia and introduce new sanctions what do you think about the evidence presented. you know that but you will see it is very difficult for me to talk seriously about this topic because all the evidence is provided to us through the media if you will and with all due respect to the media in the journalistic profession we have serious people cannot consider the every accusation thrown at the russian federation of confined th

ultimatums as they usually call it doesn't go down well in moscow and yesterday we saw foreign minister sergey lavrov commenting he said that any actions on this treaty would be met with a reaction so certainly raising the specter of an arms race there so we'll have to wait and see whether this is all just public posturing and whether the tone behind closed doors is actually much softer right emily showing at our moscow bureau thank you very much. it's only two weeks until midterm congressional elections in the u.s. in an unprecedented number of women are running for office is the pink we've done with suze on women candidates today we profile a republican who once called president trump's remarks on women disgusting no she stood in the commander in chief for backing this report by the washington bureau chief on the phenomena. martha makes elly first female force pilot in combat kong with woman running for the u.s. senate in arizona in a race that will help decide which party controls the family. and emotional moment for mom excelling in the republican primaries she fended off challenges from the far

the will not participate in this plan and today we had a chance to ask russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov about would russia thinks about the progress in syria let's take a listen to the loons to the agreements are being fulfilled with our turkish partners having the main role there actively fighting to get all groups to cooperate on information confirms that process is going on october the fifteenth is when the demilitarized zone is will start functioning but a day or two's difference will not matter the quality of the work is much more important and we support them. so it was referred to the quality is what matters right now about work being done in syria the province is the last laurent area still controlled by anti government forces inside syria and many see. this the creation of demands rise though and all the pro. this is going on around syria right now as the last phase of the conflict in syria so it's very very important you know these days and how all these agreements are being fulfilled and it's very important to be very careful you know just a bit more a light at the end of a v

where according to russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov the deal with turkey to establish a demilitarized zone in the province is being fulfilled he says over a thousand fighters have already withdrawn ahead of the deadline on october fifteenth now remember it late is the last rebel held province in syria and our expectation is that this whole area in green that using the rebel held area would have been turned red by now would have been completely taken over by the syrian government because there was a let talk of a final assault on the region instead what we have and i'll just roughly draw down here around the border of a province is a sort of twenty kilometer fifteen to twenty kilometer deep a demilitarized buffer zone which is being well it's going coming down to a deadline in just a few days for that to be completely demilitarized we've got more on all of this now would say to her she's reporting from beirut. heavy weapons have been removed from a planned demilitarized zone in that turkey's state media say the syrian opposition and what it called anti regime armed groups complied with

russian spies trying to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog with foreign minister sergei lavrov noting that the claims were designed to attract maximum attention my colleague discussed the incident. the real incident took place back in april last year where thousands and thousands of fans have gathered to see their hero medal for the year see a lightweight champion of course at that fantastic victory over qana mcgregor a weekend going by fourth round technical submission by written naked choke jory not fight here in. thousands and thousands of fans just as they hit inside the stadium were inside the tickets as restaurants wherever was showing a live broadcast they were absolutely crazy when he was announced that we didn't know what happened in the uk to get him to scale up just as there was join the fight there's a party atmosphere. heavy but let's not forget the first russian fight setsu in a year c championship and he defended the weekends in the best way possible. fight ended in scandal though when how they've sparked a huge rule by leaping the octagon to confront coach for t

and while a growing trend to seem to show off a number of accusations lately foreign minister sergei lavrov says moscow contact them seriously when they're produced in the media are not to diplomatic channels face his american colleague forty three year old nick haig is a colonel in the u.s. air force in his case it was to have been his maiden flight following their ordeal a dramatic rescue and medical tests friends and family expressed relief as the two men were welcome back to by colonel. i am . i am. i am. i am. when you've got more than hof a million pounds of bunny rocket fuel behind you and a booster that's gone faulty you need to get away and fast the first day soyuz crew that meant relying on an escape system first developed in the one nine hundred sixty s. . each and every soyuz spacecraft is equipped with an emergency escape system that is designed to enable the crew safe escape in case of an emergency on board during blast off and the ascension phase the system has an evacuation capsule and powerful engines attached to it the engines are active fifteen minutes before launch if th

sanctions against north korea were described as outdated by russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov added that it would be better to support corrina efforts rather than impose further restrictions we spoke to a lawyer and korea peace campaigner who says that despite the obvious progress relations may stall unless there's compromise. it's time to step back a little bit and not assume that the north koreans are just going to lay down their weapons of trust for the united states because the u.s. has broken promises on numerous occasions over the decades as the north koreans that trust has to be built up one step at a time and so this is a situation in which for the first time we have the two sides really dialogue going and it will be a chance to build trust through exchange of said but there needs to be a give and take on neither side. need to mull to us a hearing on thursday donald trump's and supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and of the woman who's accused him of attempted rape thirty six years ago testified before the u.s. senate judiciary committee into a lot of attention across the

so i do appreciate your time and josh on in washington thank you the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says the deal with turkey to establish a demilitarized zone in a province is being fulfilled and that over a thousand fighters have already withdrawn from the area and have a deadline on october fifteenth they did of course the last rebel held province in syria they know how to has our report from favorites. militarized zone in. the syrian opposition and what it called. armed groups complied with. it was the first major test of a deal with russia to avoid a syrian government offensive a twenty kilometer zone will surround the rebel controlled province that borders turkey which is overseeing its creation so far there is no opposition. which controls most of the province the armed group is considered a terrorist organization by the international community. it hasn't commented on the reported and it has yet to announce its position concerning the agreement but it has been complying it is also required to withdraw its fighters many of them by october fifteenth. experts who have been watch

syria otherwise about its continuation so we had a chance to ask or russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov about what's going on on the ground and he sounded very optimistic to the loons to the agreements are being fulfilled without turkish partners having the main role they're actively fighting to get all groups to cooperate on information confirms that process is going on october the fifteenth is when the demilitarized zone is will start functioning but a day or two's difference will not matter the quality of the work is much more important and we support them according to the agreement reached between the gun and welcomed by the syrian government there are two major deadlines marking two major stages of this process first of all how the weapons should be removed german from this supposed fifteen to twenty kilometer deep by. round the province by wednesday october tenth which is today within next five days all the militants including the ready called jihadists should also leave this area so that this may start functioning properly as it is supposed and agreed to it is very hard to. verif

become a scapegoat for western countries and media yet again recently russian foreign minister sergei lavrov told french media moscow thinks about the latest. russia's constantly subjected their positions from western countries and the media including their vote interference in elections and cyber attacks from the un to the big edge and see their gaze ation for the prohibition of chemical weapons most recently the united states the united kingdom get into and the netherlands made similar dania sic is asians and the oh so provided information to the media six months ago what is this a blend effort to put pressure on russia and introduce new sanctions what do you think about the evidence presented by your actions laws of that which you will see it is very difficult for me to talk seriously about this topic because all the evidence is provided to us through the media if you will and with all due respect to the media in the journalistic profession we are serious people cannot consider the every accusation thrown at the russian federation of committing all manner of more to sins so without engagi

that's completely unacceptable. >> today john bolton means in russia can sergey lavrov, the big ticket is 30-year-old treated that bolton was eliminated. arthel: fox news alert on today's parliament election, at least 3 people are dead following explosion at kabul polling station. kitty logan live in london with the details, kitty. >> that's right, arthel, the taliban had always threatened to disrupt the election, warned people not to vote but there was a large turnout despite those risks but a fair amount of chaos, now, voting was delayed in several locations because of the technical glitch with new buy -- biometric equipment. many people were waiting long lines and some gave up because the longer they waited in line the more of a target they become. they were also reports of polling stations not opening at all and of election workers failing to show up. now, these are the first parliamentary elections in afghanistan in 8 years, almost 2 and a half thousand candidates are competing for 250 seats in afghanistan's parliament but politics in this country is a very risky business, already

past eight days we are going to move to syria now where according to russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov the deal with turkey to establish a demilitarized zone in the province is being fulfilled he says over a thousand fighters have already withdrawn ahead of the deadline on october fifteenth now remember it late is the last rebel held province in syria and our expectation is that this whole area in green that using the rebel held area would have been turned red by now would have been completely taken over by the syrian government because there was a let talk of a final assault on the region instead what we have and i'll just roughly draw down here around the border of a province is a sort of twenty kilometer fifteen to twenty kilometer deep a demilitarized buffer zone which is being well it's going coming down to a deadline in just a few days for that to be completely demilitarized we've got more on all of this now would send her to she's reporting from beirut. heavy weapons have been removed from a planned demilitarized zone in that turkey's state media say the syrian opposition and wh

moscow between his meetings with the secretary of the security council and with foreign minister sergei lavrov that even though u.s. intelligence said that the russians interfered in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election that at the end of the day that interference did not have an appreciable impact on the outcome of the election mr bolton also said however that because of the ongoing concerns about russian interference in u.s. political affairs the amount of mistrust of among americans of russia has increased considerably and that is an issue that has to be resolved now palestinians have been protesting emotions. northern girls against israel's tightening of fishing zones presses on boats were hit with tear gas near the maritime separation border with israel israel has cut gaza's fishing zones from sixteen to eleven kilometers in response to months long protests along the israeli gaza border fence that one of africa's longest serving leaders is one a seventh term in office cameroon's president paul beer so already been in power for thirty six years the opposition say the election

while a growing trend has seen russia fend off a number of accusations lately foreign minister sergei lavrov says moscow can't take them seriously when they're produced by the media and not diplomatic channels . your chance was no more sit is very difficult for me to talk seriously about this topic because all the evidence is provided to us through the media if you will and with all due respect to the media and the journalistic profession with serious people cannot consider the every accusation thrown at the russian federation of committing all manner of mortal sins so without engaging in those legal norms that were specifically created for such cases but our answer is very simple if you talk to us through the media then we will answer through the same media but we will answer specifically incorrectly that means that we will ask absolutely practical questions so if our western colleagues seriously try to make as mad with this hysteria then they must not read history books if this is all just superficial and this attack of political rabies will just naturally go away when they speak out in fu

an hour and a half meeting with the president from which we've just come with foreign minister sergei lavrov with french minister sergei shoreview with my direct counterpart the secretary of the russian national security council nick alive. and with president putin's foreign affairs advisor ambassador if you're you. yes viciously. but it's just that was to visit in the police and then with the you get this it is the chick actually you have. these three men that's been on the game of love at all of them i mean these that are about on the city i'm sure or. a secluded they don't or person someone is that doesn't this to me. this was the second meeting especially with the secretary following up on the meeting in helsinki between president putin and president trumps and their instructions to us in our colleagues on our respective national security council is to look at ways to enhance practical cooperation and expansion of dialogue between russia and america . and if that is. my impression of it and that's as they always said as opposed to each if you could set the pace and came out of that. and

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov visited a number of different countries on the continent one of them was zimbabwe and this is what the zimbabwean foreign minister. had to say about this relationship with russia have a listen it is the desire of zimbabweans that we came. a little knowledge with the russians are quite competent so that we can also develop in terms of a bloody through the. whole for example has been asked so that we can industrialize it and then create value in what we do. paul that was very upbeat foreign ministers zimbabwe he sounded positively to it and he did and i think a very very interesting to see what happens in the long term between zimbabwe and russia there's a lot of promises that have been made but what we see in a lot of russian engagement with africa is lots of you know exciting deals are signed and then if you look two three years down the road not all of them come to fruition so if when i look at zimbabwe i see basically mining i don't see a whole lot of technology coming from from russia i see much more sort of extract is. and that type of. indust

and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov is accusing the u.s. of backing ukrainian split from the orthodox church calling it a provocation it comes less than twenty four hours after ukraine secured approval to establish an independent church as the top stories are have more news for you in twenty five minutes time do join me then now it's up front. did the saudi government abducted and murder a saudi journalist on foreign soil and if so will there be any consequences. i'm mad the house and the un's panel on climate change issued a dramatic report this week saying the world could see a global climate crisis as early as twenty forty but how do you get the u.s. to take it seriously when the president is a climate change denier loss gina mccarthy the former head of the u.s. environmental protection agency under president obama but first saudi journalist and government critic joe marcus shogi has been missing since october the second last seen when he went into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey believe he was killed by agents of his own governme

russian spies tried to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog with foreign minister sergei lavrov claiming that the accusations were designed to attract maximum attention. issue there was nothing secret about the a prove is it to the hague by the russian specialists accused of spying by the netherlands they weren't hiding the russians that were expelled from the netherlands when given any explanations they were detained and asked to leave it's an example of megaphone diplomacy. cross live now to medina course but do not remind us what floor rob referring to here. while speaking to the media this monday the russian foreign affairs minister gave. views over the allegations about the russian attack on the international chemical weapons watchdog now the scandal the whole scandal over these accusations and rubble to last week when the dutch defense minister accused four russian citizens off an attempted cyber attack on the organization for the propagation of chemical weapons now the incident itself to place back in april one for russian citizens who are detained in the netherlands they

national security advisor john bolton meets russian foreign minister sergei lavrov we know that bolton is a vocal critic of the treaty which donald trump sais has long been floated by moscow russia has violated the agreement they've been violated here for many years and i don't know why president obama didn't negotiate for full out. and we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to wear the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we've honored the agreement but russia is not one fortunately on to the agreement so we're going to terminate the agreement we're going to pull out this refers to the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty this was signed in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and it was viewed as a key moment in deescalating essentially ending the cold war and now the treaty essentially outlaws nuclear missiles between the range of one thousand kilometers and five thousand kilometers now repeatedly russia has been accused of violating the i.n.f. treaty we're not only hearing donald trump say that the usa wil