they are all under brussels and washington, they will all receive from there.k and so on, because it is impossible again, yes, here we are now going to talk about the war, there are possible nato. wait, wait. i'm talking about these here here is what brussels commands the field commander in this very world is not, here it exists and does not directly command correctly, but whether this field commander is doing it. wild ones, let me explain again on my fingers, uh, again, thank you, vladimir natanovich, he is somehow active right now. yes, he gets me every day. now i understand that this is exactly what we are discussing. so, yesterday he sent me a picture with the signature of our general staff, he allowed klitschko not to be taken prisoner , because there would still be no interrogation no debt. that is, now there is zelensky yes, the chief commander. well, there are some there, danilov, this is reznikov. yes, there are further ones. there are city people there, this is the klitschko trukhanov there in odessa. kim, these are what's bad, if these are the layers

reproached macron for being a creeping candidate, crawling, as she said in front of berlin, brussels, washington, threw in his face that whatever the election results are, rule france will be a woman, either she is marina lepen or german chancellor angela merkel, macron, 5 years ago, in response, he turned to the individual, called marin a worthy bearer of the surname of his father jean maril, whose foam was repeatedly condemned for inciting national hatred this time point-blank. marin he put connections and kindred, but financial. i believe that russia has you in its fist in 2015. you madame took out a loan from a russian bank that is close to the russian authorities has access to the data of the french intelligence services, and he knows what to tell a lie. i am a completely free woman. why did i have to take out a loan from a russian bank ? of course, because i’m the only french bank that didn’t give it to me boris for peng added that she still honestly repays this debt question about russia it was second in the televised debates, it was put as an international relationship, but among the peo

macron, also for the fact that he is crawling a candidate crawling like she said before berlin brussels washingtongo threw in his face that, whatever the election results, france will be ruled by a woman, either she is marin lepen, or german chancellor angela merkel macron , 5 years ago, in response, she turned to personalities called marin a worthy bearer of the surname of father jean maril, foam, who was repeatedly condemned for inciting national hatred, this time at close range. marin he made connections not related, but financial. i believe russia is holding you in fist in 2015 exhausted they took a loan from a russian bank that is close to the russian authorities emmanuel macron has access to the data of the french intelligence services, and he knows what to tell a lie. i am a completely free woman. why did i have to take a loan from a russian bank so they chose, of course, because i was the only french bank that didn’t give it to me. marine le pen added that until now, honestly returns this debt. hush, at the televised debate, it was the second one, as an international relation, but among th

obviously, washington brussels washington, brussels denies that professor, mom brandy. thank you. thank you for now, while russia has continued bombing ukraine this week, and while the international criminal court investigates alleged war crimes, u. k, u. s. u armed israel also investigated for legible crimes is continued its bombing of damascus. according to syrian state media. joining me not from california is professor emeritus of international law at princeton university and the former un special repertoire on the situation of human rights in the palestinian territories, richard fork. professor falk welcome to going underground. you're a legend as far as un, special or up, which as go, we've had many, you in special ravages on, but you made you in special opportunity. what it is arguably is railey is then volunteering to join up with the legend, though, denied by them neo nazi affiliated, ukrainian army. i better stop by asking you as a special reporter on palestine. what the situation in russia, ukraine, is as regards parallels or the israel palestine, or rather striking in t

obviously, washington, brussels washington and brussels denies that professor moment. brandy, thank you. thank you. now while russia has continued bombing ukraine this week, and while the international criminal court investigates, alleged war crimes, u. k u. s. e u armed israel, also investigated for legible crimes, is continued its bombing of damascus, according to syrian state media. joining me now from california is professor emeritus of international law at princeton university, and the former un special were up to our own. the situation of human rights in the palestinian territories, richard fork. professor falk welcome to going underground. you're a legend as far as you in special up which as go we've had many you in special ravages on. but you made you in special opportunity. what it is arguably is railey is then volunteering to join up with the legend though, denied by them neo nazi affiliated, ukrainian army. i better stop by asking you as a special repertoire on palestine. what the situation in russia, ukraine, is as regards parallels or the israel palestine, or rather than in

reproached macron for being a creeping candidate, crawling, as she said in front of berlin, brussels, washingtonears ago, she threw in his face that, whatever the election results, france would be ruled by a woman, either she is marina lepen, or german chancellor angela merkel macron, 5 years ago, in response, turned to personalities, called marin a worthy bearer of the surname of his father jean maril, foam, who was repeatedly condemned for inciting national hatred this time at close range. marin he made connections not related, but financial. i believe russia has you in its fist in 2015 with a withdrawal. they took a loan from a russian bank that is close to the russian authorities macron, has access to french intelligence data, and he knows what to say lie. i am a completely free woman. why did i have to take a loan from a russian bank? so you of course because i am one french bank did not give it to me. marine le pen added that the question of russia is still honestly repaying this debt. it was the second one on television debates, as an international relation, but among the peoples , the ru

reproached macron for being a creeping candidate, crawling, as she said in front of berlin , brussels, washingtongo, threw in his face, that whatever the election results france will be ruled by a woman, either she is marine le pen or german chancellor angela merkel, macron, 5 years ago, in response, he turned to the individual, called marine a worthy bearer of her father's surname jeanne moril, foam, who was repeatedly condemned for inciting national hatred this time point- blank. marin he made connections not related but financial. i believe that russia keeps you in a fist in 2015 you madame you took a loan from a russian bank that is close to the russian authorities emmanuel macron, has access to the data of the french intelligence services, and he knows what to say lie. i am a completely free woman. why did i have to take a loan from a russian bank so chose, of course because i am one french forgives this debt issue, and among the nations of the largest membership in the european union in the decision, peng no longer agitated for frezit and rejection of the euro, but insisted on a greater rol

do you understand what it is everything was fueled by the big guys from brussels. washington.s always a fucking country to be ignored on such a militaristic trip. are you such an argument? like washington's volvo here is absolutely in denial. here are seriously educated people with a huge question you decide. this is absolutely not going to be some. disagree. he says that there is decisive, and that's the problem that he was on the list. let's say i add one more problem, kaliningrad. that will be a big problem for us. no, well, kaliningrad it follows from these others. i want to note only one moment. and how would the finns behave if , say, ukraine invaded the donbass and the lugansk region, and we would still begin to conduct military operations in the same way, so we had a hopeless situation. we just nailed it and that's it. there can be no respect for conversations, but an appeal to the people, taking into account the unprecedented anti-russian information campaign that is now taking place yes, in the west, it’s like a statement that the sky is blue, here, and the water is

own business, but you know, the pressure, serbia is very big growing every day from birth, brussels, washington, i monitor in on it's like what, what do they have to offer in return? well, promises just promises it, you know, instead, and that's from leader. is it, isn't it alexander, you know, that there's always that kind of disconnect the difference between the politicians on the people on the street. like are consumers per, per, to swallow or higher energy bill is to punish russia for it's conflict? do they have enough faith in their leaders decisions so that will lead to that? well, you know, in europe, i don't think, you know, the consumers are being asked as a consumer to 7 have been pretty much presented with a done deal. you know, we're entering war international proxy war against russia, trucks, the war. and you're just supposed to, you know, take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. so, you know, i don't think anyone. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation and they have really no one to turn to, you kn

military command so as we approach each sunday it's notjust a french people who are watching, brussels, washingtonhington, nato are biting their metaphorical males. thank you, katya adler. the two candidates now have just under five hours of campaigning left, then it all comes down to the ballot boxes. there is now campaigning on saturday. polls will open across france at 8am on sunday — an exit poll is due to be released at 8pm local time when all polls across the country have closed. that should give us a pretty good idea of who the next french president will be. that's all from paris for now, but for more on the french election you can follow online at bbc.co.uk/news. a woman has been found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter, following the death of her seven—year—old son. hakeem hussein was found dead in a garden in birmingham, in november 2017. he was severely asthmatic, and coventry crown court was told he was left alone without his inhaler. phil mackie reports. hakeem hussein was a frail young boy who died because his mother cared more about getting her next fix than looking after him.

well, sort of response, do you expect from washington and brussels on this? or there will definitely brush that away saying that it's dead and we cannot speak . i know, of course, they are saying that selling american nicholas liquid to natural gas is saving you up. they don't, they're not doing this for business. they're not doing this for profit. they're doing this to save us from europe so that we don't have to get anymore russian gas . this is the way that it's portrayed and means to me as the weights portrayed in washington in brussels. and i think america periods are quite courageous to say that this is about business, and this is a, this is one of the underlying reasons. oh, this war is that the u. s. definitely wants to take control of the energy supply to, to western europe and my saying that the americans would have to pay the difference or read something which is actually quite courageous in the current circumstances. now, with the war going on and saying that actually there is going, this is going to cost. this is going to have a huge cost for the

instead of calling for a negotiated end of the conflict, washington, london, and brussels are looking to sustain the ukranian war effort. thus, we need to ask, what is the west policy goal in all of this? for is your media reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. a ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its coll

only with his supporters who came to congratulate him in paris, he is also with those who in brussels and washington now experiencing it is a great relief that he is re-elected for a second term, because this means that nothing will change in france's relations with the alliance and the european union. there will be no new role for france announced by macron's rival marina lepin with the young president, everything remains the same. liza herzen boris khalfin polina timofeeva and irina chernyshova european bureau of tv paris cash agent of the russian consulate in new york, who are on bank accounts in america, have now been blocked by employees missions pay utility bills in cash , the acting consul general informed about this. vyacheslav slavkin. he said that the diplomats faced problems in the calculation of salaries bank cards of many employees do not work on a visit to the united states promised to help open new accounts in other financial institutions. however, american banks until now, they refuse, where the representation is serviced, in addition , insults and threats are received daily against

become completely clear that the war against russia to the last ukrainian is the main goal of washington and brussels, and this goal was set not in february and not even in the fourteenth year much earlier valentina solovyova will continue, er, correctness we are going to russia we are shooting there. well us for a thousand gold everything is right envy. by the way, there will be not only muscovites, germans, italians, allies will be other front-line soldiers. all ukraine laughed. almost to tears. now, having changed the scenery, zelensky in all seriousness tells how he was preparing to fight and how behind the scenes he negotiated this with the west. we needed to get ready. we needed money. we needed weapons and so forth, and that's exactly what we did. we did not publicly agree on certain deliveries. and if to be with you at all frank, and some things. we agreed with some countries back in december. we agreed on some things in january, and i wished we could get it all sooner. that's why we wanted nato. that's why we're a hundred. the situation in ukraine that's why we needed strong leadership in my

sergei lavrov called unconditional support in washington and brussels for the radical nationalist kieve transformation of ukraine into an anti-russian state, pumped up with lethal weapons of the ukrainian crisis, the collective west declared us, in fact, a total hybrid war. it covers a variety of areas, including the information space. the west has given itself the title of light of democracy. as you know, and in the rudest way violates the international obligations assumed to ensure freedom of expression, opinion, equal access to information almost daily powerful cyber attacks using advanced information communication technologies are exposed to russian state institutions mass media critical infrastructure life support system all this is part of a coordinated information aggression against our country digital diplomacy in these conditions. perhaps the only way to convey an alternative point of view to a foreign audience, however, the west is blocking our information resources youtube has blocked the state duma television channel briefing by the official representative of the ministry o

kiev probably used the provocation in bucha from brussels and washington to disrupt negotiations.n any case, what was presented at the last face-to-face reception in istanbul by the ukrainian side has already been rewritten roman sobol nikolay saprykin ntv television today commissioner for human rights under the president of russia tatyana moskalkova denied the information that refugees from ukraine are forcibly moved to russia. russia has arrived more than 500 thousand citizens who fled from ukrainian bombing executions, jokes and humiliation. i responsibly declare that there has never been a forced transfer of refugees, uh, in russia. this is a lie, i personally talked to the temporary accommodation centers for refugees and people told her that ukrainian nationalists drove them into basements and covered them as if they were alive shield, but information that the russian military destroyed a substation in melitopol. after that , more than 250,000 people were left without electricity, the mayor of mili poplar denied, according to galina danilchenko, the russian army. nothing was

brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully — especially with the raging russia—ukraineuse that to boost eu, nato and transatlantic relations. le pen is euro— and us—sceptic, with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also a very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. that election on sunday. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. huan 0rlando hernandez, the former president of honduras, has been extradited to the united states to face weapons and drug trafficking charges. he was arrested in february shortly after ending his second term in charge of the country. us prosectors have previously accused him of funding his polit

but it is precisely for this reason that washington and brussels do not support medvedchuk, and zelensky, realizing that he is the number one competitor for him, trying to present him as a traitor. therefore, if something happens to medvedchuk, zelensky will have to answer. viktor vladimirovich, medvedchuk's wife recorded two video messages in one she asked president zelensky to urgently release her husband, and in the second appealed to the president of turkey with a request to help with the release of the former prime minister of ukraine mykola azarov believes that the command to release medvedchuk can only be given to ukrainians by the americans to help in this situation, maybe the president of turkey so that at least these brutal torture. at least this one can certainly affect. and today the national security council of the defense of ukraine suspended the activities of the opposition platform for life in the verkhovna rada the west seeks to solve its narrowly selfish tasks to the detriment of the interests of other countries, sergey lavrov said this today, speaking in a memo at a co

cheering brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the ragingest economy. macron wants to use that to boost eu, nato and transatlantic relations. le pen is euro— and us—sceptic with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also a very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. and the election on sunday. the portuguese authorities have formally identified a suspect in the disappearance of the british toddler, madeleine mccann, nearly 15 years ago. the 3—year—old went missing during a family holiday in the algarve region. the prosecutors did not name the suspect but said they were acting on the request of the german authorit

the continent and a dialogue, and here we are talking not only about ukraine, but about brussels, london , washingtoncided by president putin, you understand it the same way, president putin's task is to destroy ukraine, that is why talking about the peace process today is very it's difficult for president putin to not consider ukraine to be a real state and that's why the question is how and what should this peace agreement look like, he remains open, it's clear that the only way is this peace the peace agreement is the complete restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine, if this can be achieved, of course, this option is possible. but again, the will of one side, which started this war, is the one that will be the key here. but his reputation now, well, it allows you to talk to him like that because after buchi, he received the appropriate nickname. well, you know reputation in general, which is there already at the end of the day, reputation eh well, but as long as he remains in power, he remains in power authorities, and if he has the will and readiness, well, it's clear, wait, you know,

only with his supporters who came to congratulate him in paris, he is also with those who in brussels and washingtonow very relieved that he is re-elected for a second term, because this means, that nothing will change in france's relations with the alliance. and the european union will not have any new role for france, which was announced by macron's rival, marina lepen with the young president, everything remains the same. lisa herzen boris khalfin polina timofeeva and irina chernyshova european bureau of tv paris this night in kiev arrived at the us secretary of state this is not a blinkin and the head of the pentagon catches austin in the office of the zelensky institute announced a few days ago, ukraine is waiting for additional assistance from the united states, the first statement on the outcome of the meeting american ministers. made during the press conference, which took place in the morning in warsaw in particular. linkin said that this week, american diplomats who had previously left ukraine will gradually return to ukraine. country and security considerations. the honor of our commitmen

cheering brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the ragingst eu, nato and transatlantic relations. le pen is euro— and us—sceptic with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. in southern california, a stunning scenery is drawing in the crowd, these flower fields, tens of millions of flowers are blooming between march and may, you can see those lovely yellows and pinks, an ideal place to stroll or snap a photo, they will be open until mother's day and the united states. a quick reminder of our top story — the us is sending another $800 million worth of military assista

then how security is understood in brussels and washington aleksey prokin.dy host nuclear warheads, according to deputy prime minister yaroslav kachinsky. poland is considering all initiatives that will help contain moscow if the americans ask us to place atomic weapons in poland. we would be open. for this, it is already difficult to imagine, but there was a time when the area of ​​influence of nato had to be searched on the map, only 12 countries went to the alliances shortly after the victory of the ussr in the great patriotic war on april 4, 1949. the allies decided to take this victory for themselves. trying to turn off the soviet union from the european. politicians say that they are a defensive union of member states. e. alliance against whom good question yes, and if uh, then uh there was a so-called soviet vlog and the cold war began. she hasn't started yet. this is the year 49 persuaded sovereign states to chip in for common defense when the supply of arms is european. providing from across the ocean was not easy, but the state persuaded their part

brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the raging russia—ukraine macron wants to use that to boost eu, nato and transatlantic relations. le pen is euro and us sceptic with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. i'm really well. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. fewer than a third of ukrainian refugees issued with visas have arrived in the uk. under the ukraine family scheme and the homes for ukraine sponsorship scheme, nearly 72,000 visas have been issued. but as of last monday only around 21,000 ukrainians have arrived here. waiting times at a&e departments in wales have hit a record high, with more than 10

brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the raging russia—ukrainee that to boost eu, nato and transatlantic relations. le pen is euro— and us—sceptic with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. huan 0rlando hernandez, the former president of honduras has been extradited to the united states to face weapons and drug trafficking charges. he was arrested in february shortly after ending his second term in charge of the country. us prosecutors have previously accused him of funding his political rise with profits from dr

brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the raging russia—ukraineus—sceptic with traditionally close ties to moscow. who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries. also very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. in the united states — lawyers for the actress amber heard have been questioning herformer partner johnny depp, in his defamation case against ms heard. jurors were shown text, in which mr depp referred to �*a monster inside him' that he kept in check. the actor is suing ms heard over an article she wrote in which she said she was a victim of domestic violence. 0ur correspondent david sillito has been following the case. johnny depp, and day three on the w

london, brussels and washington continuing to ratchet up the pressure. fifth round of sanctions the eu targeted russia's energy sector. and yet, there are hints of fears that it may not go far enough. but also express ukraine foreign minister. it's all very well to target energy, until there's an energy and oil and gas ban. things won't be as hard. tough times require tough decisions. this is something they indicated it will be a difficult step to take, it is willing to go further when it comes to looking at what sanctions to target those energy sectors in particular. for a start the imports on coal banned. a step in the right direction as far as brussels is concerned. >> also, what about the negotiations which are ongoing in turkey between russia and ukraine? is there hope of a breakthrough? >> we have been hearing in the report we heard about the chilling images and all of the evidence that is coming out of places like bucha. and the trouble for turkish negotiators trying to bring together russian and ukrainian negotiators in turkey is that it really d

brussels and washington are watching all this extremely carefully, especially with the raging russia—ukraine who becomes france's next president is as important abroad as it is at home for a number of reasons. marine le pen's programme would directly lead to a total collapse of the french economy, which would hurt the other european countries, also very important economic partner, which is the uk. marine le pen defends her economic plans. but france's next president — she or he — won't be able to claim the heart of all french people. this is a divided country. katya adler, bbc news, paris. her majesty the queen has been celebrating her 96th birthday today at her sandringham estate in norfolk. the occasion was marked with gun salutes across the uk. the queen, seen being driven in sandringham today, will celebrate her platinum jubilee, the 70th anniversary of her reign, in earlyjune. after weeks of speculation, manchester united have confirmed that erik ten hag will be their new manager. he's been in charge of the dutch club ajax for the past five years. he'll become united's fifth permanent m

it's dictated by moscow not by brussels, not by washington. d. c, now by seeing in, well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you are the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has its very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott. moscow is going to do what it's going to do when it's done. it's a, it's going to say it's done on that point general and we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with ah ah, a for to stay up, inpatient with becky, unless you want to do with it with that you for that reason yet did your part of all ok so yeah, i was oh, is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend join us in the dep

it's dictated by moscow, by brussels, not by washington, dc. not by cnn. well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you are the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has its very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott. moscow is going to do what it's going to do when it's done. it's saying it's going to say it's done on that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break after that short break. we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with our team. ah, ah. l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to rate trust rather than fear. a very job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a few feet out

it's dictated by moscow, by brussels, not by washington, dc. now, by cnn. well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you are the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, and the way the media leads and political leads, this is their story. it really has its very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with got, you know, mosque i was going to do what it's going to do when it's done and saying it's going to say it's done on that point. gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break about about short break. we'll continue our discussion on the conflict, then you crime, stay with our team. ah, ah ah . ah, ah. just welcome at the cross stock. we're all things are considered on peter labelle. reminder, we're discussing the conflict in ukraine. ah, okay, let's go back to gilbert in brussels, gilbert. what kind of ukraine is going to come out of this? um, you know, we had the, the, the coup in 2014, the grand crimea voted to leave. ah, don bass separated itself from kev. we're looking at the, the military up ration. ru

and their soldiers for the interest of a collective, brussels and political washington. the international collective of hackers, known as anonymous claim responsibility for leaking the personal data of russian soldiers in ukraine. some $120000.00 troops were allegedly affected by the leak, which includes names on addresses. personal data of 120000 russian soldiers fighting in ukraine was leaked. all soldiers participating in the invasion of ukraine should be subjected to a war crimes tribunal. the infamous grip, whose members called themselves huck davis, have been targeting russia since the conflict in ukraine broke guide. anonymous has also claim successful attacks against russian businesses and government resources. wherever those cyber strikes were met with a swift response with a russian hacker group bringing down the website of anonymous itself. human rights lawyer done cover leg sais. the hunting leak, also known as doc thing, was designed to demoralize the russian military, while the anonymous hackers of mysteriously shy away from targeting countries like the u.

it's dictated by moscow, by brussels not by washington. d. c. now, by cnn. well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you are the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has its very divorced from the events going on in the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott. moscow is going to do what it's going to do when it's done and saying it's going to say it's done. on that point, gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with our team. ah, ah ah. ah lucy, no one? no, sir, no, no. hon. a job? no, no. what all more shrill than what did she end up? unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had ever known and real and you know, to production issue or sure. did enough. good candidates. good on you, son. new roche

usa washington brussels here are the main participants in the conflict in ukraine there will be not aingle bucha yet another mariupol maternity hospital, a hospital. there is much more that they organize in the same way as they organized in iraq and in libya and in syria recently in yugoslavia this is their propaganda machine based on social networks that spread this spoon against our country using the same information war tactics that was in syria no matter what crime the militants committed? whatever explicit the production was not staged, white huskies, you see in all the houses. well, or in the case of ukraine, moscow but there in syria we have learned to counter this tactic calmly and consistently with facts that sooner or later leave no room for falsification grigory yemelyanov anastasia slobodeyka yuriy yarchenko. channel one well, kiev is preparing new provocations to discredit the russian military. as it became known to our ministry of defense, in several cities at once, including in konotop, the ukrainian special services to conduct a staged shooting in order to again, as in

it's dictated by moscow, by brussels, not by washington, d. c. now, by seeing in. well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you are the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has its very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott. moscow is going to do what it's going to do when it's done. it's a, it's going to say it's done on that point general and we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with our team. ah, ah ah, ah, not another why you. why do you easy, while finance? ah! here we're here. one slide. yes. south. yeah. thrash a south with the new dock garza boys. now watch done the for me at that. a bull up. i pete them. the is emma? yeah. little video from sheila kim's room, she thought city is safe, the why fi ela? a vehicle? yes, my thought watching in the it again to your fortune pretty up in the be a lot about it. more than just financial

from zelensky , who dances to the tune of the united states, is precisely for this reason that washington brusselsnot support medvedchuk, and zelensky is trying to present him as a traitor. for whom are the handcuffs for him, he is the number one competitor, everyone understands this, if something what happens to viktor medvedchuk will have to be answered by zelensky. you know what could be called double standards, but this term has already set the teeth on edge, nothing changes in the context of our discussion before advertising, i remembered one well-known historical book august guns, uh, which is dedicated to one of the versions of the beginning of the first world war, the idea a very simple state did not want a world war, but they constantly raised the stakes and played, and as a result, there were situations when there was nothing left to do. here now they said about american politics, that it is, uh, fundamentally. in fact, american politics. it's game politics. and yes, they have clear goals, let's also take energy. all of us have been trading western european gas with europe in 1968 for al

it's dictated by moscow not by brussels, not by washington, dc. not by cnn. well, it's at, that's very interesting because when you on the way, i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott, you know, mosque, i was going to do what it's going to do when it's done. it's saying it's going to say it's done on that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break about, about short break. we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with ah ah ah, ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? ah ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted you need to descend. ah! so join us in the depths all remained in the shallows. ah, ah, welcome at the cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter le belt reminde

brussels. not by washington, dc. not by cnn. well, it's at, that's very interesting because it, when you, on the way i've looked at the coverage of it, i mean, in the way the media leads and political leads. this is their story. it really has very divorced from the events going on on the ground. and i, i tend to agree with scott moscow's going to do what it's going to do when it's done. it's saying it's going to say it's done on that point gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break it out for that short break. we'll continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine. stay with r t ah ah not another way you while div easy while furnace us here. or you know, it's a one slide yes. south. yeah. thrashing us out there with that, then you got carson or you know, watch done for me at that a bullet by peter is emma? yeah. little guy from sure. let me just kim's room. sure thought. seriously. the why dealer a bill? yes. my thought or change in the again, your fortune pretty up my be a lot about it more than just spend nachos. sure. lo

it's been pointed out in the program already, is it policies that are be made in london in washington. brussels are affecting western citizens now. energy, food. i mean, this is something the 1st time in my life, and this is happened. and i have to believe that's going to create instability. that's where you get to see they the apple cart turnover in it's not going to be pretty john. yes, that's possible. i mean, i guess your question is, will there be some mass discontent in riots and i mean, it's certainly as possible, but the amount of social control here is tremendous and growing every day. and they're starting to implement something that resembles that social credit system. and a lot of americans are indebted, and they're on the hook as you would say. and there's a lot of ways to exert control over the american people in the european people. and of course, the mass media is the greatest tool of social control us because there's so much pressure to conform. you don't even, i can't even say public that i once used to live in russia. if i would say that i simply lived in russia, i don't have

usa washington brussels, here are the main participants in the conflict in ukraine, who took power intogned the positions of the nazis, and today we we are fighting in ukraine with the consequences of these actions. and there, what are the results of us attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of sovereign countries, according to the report of the nato center for political analysis and social research before the court of history, it contains examples of war crimes of the north atlantic alliance over the past 30 years from the moment of its foundation to the present day, it is about 23 military operations against other countries and the complete destruction of statehood in yugoslavia, iraq and lily. the victims of the nato operation were the most according to a conservative estimate of over a million civilians, the ethnic cleansing, civil wars, environmental humanitarian disasters that erupted after the nato invasion claimed even more lives. they can not be counted at all. refugees and countries that have become victims of nato number in the tens of millions of people, and just toda

declared all our war on russia instead of calling for negotiated end of the conflict, washington, london, and brussels are looking to sustain the ukrainian war effort. thus, we need to ask, what is the west policy goal in all of this? when i would say wrong, why don't just don't the rules? yes, to shake out the thing because the after an engagement equal betrayal, when so many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground. ah, the steel is finished. okay. with that is that both both the moms with grandma but a lot of them bought a wall with .

usa washington brussels here are the main participants in the conflict in ukraine who took power intoheir hands and assigned them to the positions of the nazis, so there will be not a single bucha, another mariupol maternity hospital, a hospital. there is much more that they organize in the same way as they organized in iraq and in libya and in syria recently in yugoslavia this is their propaganda machine based on social networks that distribute this spoon. there is a growing list of western countries that intend to expel russian diplomats that three representatives of our depression should leave stockholm, sweden announced before that italy announced to return to their homeland 30 of our diplomatic workers 15 diplomats are expelled by denmark russia will respond mirror. in particular, regarding denmark, the official representative of the foreign ministry, maria zakharova , stressed that appropriate measures would be taken against employees outside the institutions of the kingdom. and that's just the last germany has declared 40 people of russian diplomatic personnel persona non grata