and may i remind you of numerous statements of armenia officials, including president of armenia, who directly or indirectly claimed that armenia and azerbaijan are incompatible, incompatible. so basically, these are the verge and their actions said that we always 3rd saying that john will give all the go and peace to the armenians living in that corner. but it is a tent to put it tended to all the azerbaijan. so basically, now for us, the main thing is to rebuild those lands because they have, they are completely destroyed by armenian occupation. they turned into a full c.d.'s and we have a direct evidence of them being destroyed. there is nothing there except military, all tools and trenches. so basically this is they think, and also one on one common that i would like to make that it's really a big shame that armenia in a decade has turned to in one ethnic country. one, i think states of 99 percent of people living in armenia, they are armenian of armenian origin. and i would claim that armenians current demography is of the basically shameful achievement. so. so basically that's i

but i have a big question whether armenia is capable at all because armenia is turning into a rogue state. you see what is happening there now? i have serious doubts it wild that because even their president has came up saying that he didn't know anything about this peace agreement about this statement made and you see the rallies and pushing on these losing control. so again, if you ask me, i don't know, i don't know, i have a big doubt that armenia will fulfill it. lawrence, there is a lot of anger in armenia about this agreement. what are the implications now for prime minister pasha myan? is this considered a defeat? well, i don't think there's any doubt about it. it is very clearly a defeat. i would question labeling the document that was signed by russia. i mean as a, by john, as a peace agreement, it's actually 9 bullet points. it represents a partial inact moment, as matthew was saying, of the basic principles, the peace proposal that's been on the table since 2007 in different shapes and forms. but from an armenian perspective, the key issue is the status of this from an armenian

armenia russia and reach an agreement to cease hostilities over the disputed not about the region. protesters stormed the parliament and government buildings in the armenian capital outraged at the deal they see as a defeat for their country. this comes after azerbaijan launches an investigation after admitting to shooting down a russian military helicopter over our media airspace moscow has since welcomed an apology over the incident which killed 2 of the 3 crew on board. and supporters of a president trying to take to the streets across america demanding vote recounts in battleground states and there's a role reversal with team trumpet using the democrats of stealing the 2020 votes for years after the opposition called into doubt the republican election when. broadcasting live to referee studios moscow this is our team international and i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's get right to it with some breaking news this hour a peace agreement has been reached between armenia russia and azerbaijan to end hostilities over the disputed not going to cut about region

armenia russia and azerbaijan reach an agreement to cease hostilities over the disputed region. as about john launches an investigation after admitting to shooting down a russian military helicopter over armenian airspace moscow has since welcomed an apology over the incident which killed 2 of the 3 crew on board. supporters of president trump take to the streets across the country demanding a vote recount in battleground states and there's a role reversal with the democrats of stealing the 2024 years after the opposition called the republican election when. europe expresses hope of better transatlantic ties under joe biden as we examine not everyone on the continent is. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's start with some breaking news this hour an agreement has been reached between armenia russia and azerbaijan to end hostilities over the disputed. region joins me live in the studio now with the latest. this is. a big moment a big deal in fact in our earlier conversation you said fact it

if armenia proper and not just not go in the car was attacked. but now there's been a shift of emotions. when we saw peacekeepers on the ground in the region, we saw them in character as you just saw in the report, and also at an old very medieval monastery in the call, but char region, one of the regions that's being handed over to azerbaijan. they're stationed there as well. people are extremely grateful for the presence of the russians there. i saw people kind of coming up to them, thanking them, handing them chocolate, handing them pies, calling them our brothers taking photos with them. they said, thank you for protecting our church. so that sense of betrayal that people may have initially felt has very much so shifted to the prime minister here in armenia now. and what about the prime minister? the armenian prime minister, he's been under tremendous pressure since the peace deal was signed his name. absolutely. there have been ongoing protests here in yerevan almost every day calling for a new call to resign. people have been chanting, call

armenia. and azerbaijan that reach an agreement to cease hostilities over the disputed region. protesters stormed the parliament and government buildings in the armenian capital outraged the deal that they see as a defeat for their country. this all comes after azerbaijan launches an investigation after admitting to shooting down a russian military helicopter over armenian airspace moscow has since welcomed an apology over the incident which killed 2 of the 3 crew on board. and supporters of president take to the streets across the country demanding vote recounts in battleground states. reversal with the team accusing the democrats of stealing the 2020 vote 4 years after the opposition calls the republican election when. broadcasting live from our studios moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let us start now with breaking news this hour a peace agreement has been reached between armenia russia and azerbaijan to end hostilities of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region russian president vladimir putin announced the ceasefire earlier.

armenia russia and azerbaijan reach an agreement to cease hostilities over the disputed not go to court about region. protesters stormed the parliament and government buildings in the armenian capital outraged at the deal they see as a defeat for their country. this all comes after azerbaijan launches an investigation after admitting to shooting down a russian military helicopter over a median air space moscow has welcomed an apology over the incident which killed 2 of the 3 crew on board. supporters of president trump take to the streets across the country demanding vote recounts in battleground states and there is a role reversal with team trump accusing the democrats of stealing the 2020 vote 4 years after the opposition called into doubt the republican election when. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us let's start with our breaking news this hour a peace agreement has been reached between armenia russia and azerbaijan to end hostilities over the disputed. region russian president vladimir

as the republics of azerbaijan and armenia are to stop at the positions they have taken peacekeeping forces of russia are being set up along the line of contact in the corner carra box and along the corridor connecting nagorno-karabakh with the republic of armenia. during 6 weeks of fighting as are by shiny forces had been making steady inroads into nagorno-karabakh they claim that they had taken many settlements but armenia disputes that the region had been in armenia hands since it won a war with azerbaijan in 1904 the territories also mainly inhabited by armenians azerbaijan claims it has always been an integra part of its country. and then on monday a russian military helicopter at a russian base in armenia was shot down killing both occupants azerbaijan said it was responsible and that it had made a mistake russia has relationships with both countries however it's still not clear whether the downing of the helicopter had played a major role in the sudden peace agreement. on its camp. in moscow yury rachet yuri what's russia's role in all of this while for a long time rebecca rus

armenia decided to avoid. a massacre or potential massacre so i think there is there is a genuine support for the people safety in this case. and so this is not like the syrian conflict where you never knew when refugees could return this is this has a stamp a much more official stamp on it so i think we could see refugees returning now more what i'm really concerned about is more the anger from the armenian side internally and i mean this is truly. i can't imagine how can a young must feel it's truly a. waste. and wars are often wasteful. so by the way so the. ceasefire if we get into the actual results of the cease fire it holds troops in the positions that they are in now and really quickly can you tell me what that will mean for us are john will they actually claim victory in this case or is this a no win situation. well on the very side this will probably be a very good. a very strong political score and not just on the other but from baku side but i think as the one in turkey behind the scenes here who h

if armenia proper and not just was attacked. but now there has been a shift of emotions. when we saw peacekeepers on the ground in the region, we saw them in character as you just saw in the report. and also at a, an old very medieval monastery in the call, but char region, one of the regions that's being handed over to azerbaijan. they're stationed there as well. people are extremely grateful for the presence of the russians there. i saw people kind of coming up to them, thanking them, handing them chocolate, handing them pies, calling them our brothers taking photos with them. they said thank you for protecting our church. so that sense of betrayal that people may have initially felt has very much shifted to the prime minister here in armenia. and thank you very much. that was the only sure one in their meaning. now to hong kong, where graduating university students have marked the anniversary of violent clashes with police. it occurred during pro-democracy demonstrations. last year, students displayed and chanted slogans that

earlier in the day he spoke with the leaders from armenia as well. that he talked about those meetings of having been productive positive and said that they laid the foundation for further trust and cooperation. he also stressed the fact that throughout the day in his talks, they completely reaffirmed the fact that there are no alternatives to the peace deal. that was brokered with russia earlier and november and said that attempts to cast doubt on the truce will not be successful. he also stressed the importance of international organizations, including the international red cross and other groups who will work with the russians there when it comes to the humanitarian situation. now, meanwhile, azerbaijani troops have entered the district incredible, which was ceded to baku as part of the peace deal. and the event was celebrated at a local mosque with the 1st friday prayers there in 27 years. we're going to bring you the report we had to interrupt earlier. artie's moghuls data is in the area for us. in 1993, the city of baghdad was seized by armenia

hundreds of vehicles and personnel landing in armenia. the patrol is currently monitoring the cease fire and assisting with the exchange of fallen soldiers to mining and clearing the territory is also part of the peacekeeping mission and in total it should last 5 years with an automatic extension if required. the truce is already allowing some refugees to return home overnight. almost 500 armenians came back from the capital of your, of on to the disputed regions. largest city of step on a current russian peacekeepers also oversaw a convoy of 19 buses. full of people is on the way to the peacekeeping mission in the region and sent us this report. well, the peacekeeping force that is supposed to be stationed in the golden. it has almost been brought up to the full strength we witnessed this morning. get another very large cold with russian peacekeepers making their way to that could make a buck with aside from the 2000 about 2000 peacekeepers, the russian side has also published a detailed map of what the area they're going to cut off will

in armenia, anger but russia is sending peacekeepers. this is al jazeera. coming up, trump announces an un-semiramis exit -- unceremonious exit saying he has been terminated. and pfizer says the covid-19 vaccine appears to be 90% effective, sparking hope the outbreak can be brought under control. joe biden warns of a dark winter ahead after the infection count in the u.s. passes 10 million. a cease-fire is in effect after armenia and azerbaijan reached a deal to end the weeks of conflict in the disputed region. the president says he assigned the agreement with armenia and russia. the armenian prime minister was first to announce the news on facebook. he described the decision as painful but one that had to be made. armenian forces have lost control of the major city not far from the capital. vladimir putin gave more details on the cease-fire. >> the azerbaijan republic and armenia will stop at current positions in the corridor. russian peacekeeping forces will be deployed. internally displaced people and refugees will return to areas under supervision of th

this is data over the news live from berlin tango in armenia after its prime minister agrees to tough terms on ending the fighting in a corner karabakh protesters stormed government buildings in outrage under the deal as a big john king said territorial gains with russian peacekeepers deployed to the disputed region. also coming out for hopes of treating the coronavirus it's a shot in the arm germany's beyond tekton u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer announced their coronavirus vaccine is more than 90 percent of affected. meanwhile u.s. president elect joe biden unveils his covert 19 task force he warns it will be months until a vaccine is widely available and says the u.s. has a dark winter ahead. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program protests have erupted in armenia after its prime minister agreed to a peace deal with as a vision on the truce and the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh enter laos as a bridge on it to to keep its territorial gains more than a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict erupted again in september russia maybe i had th

mixed reactions after another ceasefire deal between armenia and azerbaijan with celebrations in baquba anger in the arab on. play you watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the battle also ahead the u.s. attorney general gives the go ahead for an investigation into allegations of voter fraud as president trumped 5 c. election results. in peru after congress impeach is the president and votes them out of office accusing him of corruption and the battle for online game is the top companies rush to launch a latest offers the industry sees a boom during the pandemic. thank you very much for joining us it's a deal that armenia is calling painful but as a by john is celebrating as a victory after weeks of fighting in the disputed region of my god. both sides have agreed to hold all military action several previous attempts to end the conflicts have failed. has more. the deal comes after 6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st announced in a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicol pushing in within minutes confirmation came from a server sean and moscow he would. meet on nove

a deal has been signed to end armenia's war with azerbaijan in the disputed region of nickel macau to back it comes into force right now. in armenia that's the deal but russia is already sending peacekeepers to make sure the guns stay silent. i'm on the inside this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. sacked via twitter donald trump announces an unceremonious exit for as defense secretary saying he's been terminated. drug john pfizer says its covert 900 vaccine looks to be 90 percent effective sparking hope that the global outbreak can be brought under control. president elect joe biden is still warning of a dark winter ahead after the u.s. infection count passes 10000000. a cease fire is taking effect right now off to armenia and azerbaijan reached a deal to end weeks of conflict in the disputed region of nichole macau to back the president says he signed the agreement with armenia and russia i mean his prime minister was 1st to announce the news of the agreement via statement on his facebook page he described the decision as unbelievably painful but one which have to be made

a deal has been struck between armenia and azerbaijan to end fighting in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region the truce was brokered by moscow it's a prominent role for russian peacekeepers a lot of our putin has expressed his hope of a lasting settlement between the warring sides. what is happening in karabakh is a truly great tragedy i want to note with great satisfaction the outlines of compromise and the agreements reached on ending the bloodshed i hope that all the steps we have taken recently will lead to the establishment of a long term peace for the benefit of both azerbaijan and armenia. well the place to brokered by most has 9 points the 1st and the most important one is of course about ceasefire for 6 weeks the region has been seen to bloody deadly fighting with bombardments habit to refire and of course casualties including among civilian population we have been receiving dramatic pictures like these for this whole month and now the size decided to stop it the russian peacekeepers are going to the region to secure the graham and we know that 3 military airplanes have alread

celebration on the streets of azerbaijan which now sil's its games in the disputed territory while in armenia people stormed parliament demanding resignations after the prime minister agreed to respect the russian brokered cease fire but also coming up. reaction to the polish great light at the end it became. a coronavirus axiom that is 90 percent the fact is we will see how germany is buying tack and u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer have the world daring to hope. plus u.s. president elect joe biden unveiling his coded 19 task force he warns that until a vaccine is widely available the u.s. has a dark winter ahead. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program protests have erupted in armenia after its prime minister agreed to a peace deal with azerbaijan the truce and the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and allows us or by john to keep its territorial days now at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict erupted again in september russia mediated the cease fire which moscow says will enable a permanent end to the bloodshed. thousands of armenians demon

armenia's prime minister has defended his decision to sign. the russian brokered cease fire saying it prevented catastrophic loss of life. but he's facing strong public resistance. these are the latest pictures from europe, and where crowds have gathered yet again, outside of parliament, calling for an resignation. many armenians are furious about the terms of the truce, which allow azerbaijan to hold on to the land. it's captured in the past 7 weeks, plus armenia is obliged to hand over 3 other districts by the end of the month. here's a look back at the past few days of unrest and you're about going to be driving a truck in that cabinet meeting. russia's president also highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in car, back after weeks of deadly fighting. many ethnic armenians left right after the ceasefire was signed when it became clear that their homes and villages would be handed over to azerbaijan. makeshift centers with volunteers and aid workers have been created in armenia to help accommodate them. but some of those fleeing their ho

in fact, at the time, there were quite intense protests 2 years ago in armenia. and he led this war to try to, to release the go on a kind of the region of r, r. they call it from the, as there is who were much more, much better, military prepared militarily. they had much better equipment. they spend much more of their budget on the military. so it was a lost battle from the start. also, i would add, in the context of that velvet revolution plan i knew was that he could not count on russian support in the same way as previous armenian governments did. because the violent revolution shifted alliances more towards the west and away from russia. so he entered into this situation without the proper backing. sorry, i was just, i just want to clarify there when you were talking about putting on where did you mean to say passion, jaan. passion and sorry. yes. ok. that's the right minister. yeah. that goes to my next question. do you think if these early parliamentary elections are called? do you think we're going to see these, you know, seemingly anti passion young pro

a ‘painful deal‘ — armenia's prime minister signs a peace treaty with azerbaijan and russia to end six of fighting in nagorno—karabakh — but there's anger in the streets of yerevan. many armenians believe they should have fought till the end, they didn't believe they we re end, they didn't believe they were losing the war. a significant breakthrough — as an american pharmaceutical giant reveals a covid vaccine it says is more than 90% effective. the us attorney general, bill barr, authorises federal prosecutors to investigate possible irregularities in the presidential election — his top lawyer resigns in protest. more brexit trouble for the uk government, as the house of lords kicks out their plan to protect trade. and, skull—diggery. the two million year old skull giving scientists insight into human evolution. hello and welcome. it isa it is a busy one, so let's get started. the armenian prime minister says he's signed what he called a "painful" peace treaty with azerbaijan to end the fighting in nagorno—karabakh. during more than a month of conflict the armenians have steadily lost

remind you, last week, armenia and azerbaijan signed a peace deal. and it is 6 weeks of fighting over the new enclave. both sides will hold on to their current military positions which gives armenia control of the disputed regions capital of step on the kurds. and also by john gets the 2nd largest city of shushi, which it took just days before the fighting ended. armenia will also have to hand over 3 other districts in the region, and baku says it will quote, take care of the territories it gained via the conflict. in particular, the christian churches and monasteries located there who has extended the deadline for armenia to pull out its troops and civilians from those districts, thousands of residents, there are fleeing their homes and even burning them down so as not to leave them to those who they see as the enemy we heard from people who had to make that painful decision. we had a good life. and now we have what we have. now we are tearing down the houses. we built off so i don't know what will happen next. and i don't know what to say, what can

but there's anger in armenia protesters stormed parliament demanding the prime minister resign. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to go also coming up the u.s. attorney general gives the go ahead for federal investigations into allegations of voter fraud as president trump finds the election results. was. under in peru after congress impeaches the president and vote him out of office accusing him of corruption and the battle for online game is top tech companies rushed to launch the latest software says the industry sees a boom during the pandemic. it's a deal that armenia is calling painful but azerbaijan is celebrating as a victory after weeks of fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides have agreed to hold all military action several previous attempts to end the conflict have failed in a moment we'll speak to al-jazeera hoda abdel-hamid in yerevan but 1st this report from riyadh. the deal comes after 6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st. nelson a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicole pushing in within minutes conf

russia's foreign minister warns, against attempts to detail the truce between armenia and azerbaijan. in the disputed region. a moscow delegation is now touring the area to provide remote peace efforts. also this hour a lawsuit by u.s. republicans claims democrats in nevada encourage native americans to vote and exchange for gift cards. helping joe biden pick up the state. and experts, question whether a new u.s. german covert vaccine will be viable saying the need to store it at minus 70 degree celsius is unrealistic. puts very important to maintain what you would call the cold chain. extremely important. otherwise, you are injecting people with substandard or the nature of the vaccine it watching our team international. let's get started with their global news update this hour. russia's foreign minister has arrived in azerbaijan for talks with the president on peace process with armenia. we're expecting a press briefing from right after those discussions and we'll bring it to you live when it happens. just a few hours ago, sergei lavrov was in armenia, and he warned both sides in th

armenia begins handing over disputed territory to jobs. uncertainty lies ahead for those leaving their homes after a contentious peace deal sees several districts in the corner. preaching to come under control. go to our correspondent also coming up as germany reports a record number of new coronavirus infections. is the country heading for a tighter lock down and no end in sight to that used deadlock over its long term budget and cope with recovery, package hungry in poland. again refused to fudge over plans to make money conditional on respect for the rule of law. plus 75 years ago, the nazi war crime trials began in the norm back. they set a legal precedent on holding international leaders to account for their actions and laid the foundations for today. probable torts in the hello. i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. azerbaijan's army says it has entered the 1st of 3 districts to be handed back by armenia as part of a contentious peace accord. the russian brokered agreement ended weeks of fighting over the disputed region in the

azerbaijan as a deal is sealed to end the conflict in the garden okada boss but there is anger in armenia protesters storm on a man demanding the prime minister resign. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to book also ahead cyber era cat the man who negotiated on behalf of the palestinians for decades has died at the age of 65 after contracting kovac 19. the u.s. attorney general authorizes investigations into allegations of voting irregularities as donald trump's team tries to fight the election results in court . it's a deal that armenia is calling painful but azerbaijan is celebrating as a victory after weeks of fighting in the disputed region of mcgovern all catabolic both sides have agreed to hold all military action several previous attempts and the conflicts have failed. has. the deal comes after 6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st announced in a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicol pushing in within minutes confirmation came from a server sean and moscow he would. meet on november 9th the president of azerbaijan the prime minister of arme

no matter how to bring you the needs of the current family that matter to al-jazeera armenia, relinquish islam to us or by john after controlling it for almost 30 years time about us. and this is all, it is a real live from doha. also coming up tear gas is fired at protesters outside a south african school accuse of racism against blacks. students we are just human and we also have this goal is in our very lives a difficult pill to swallow for nurses in the philippines who are being prevented from working abroad because of the pandemic. and with donald trump, the chances of overturning the election results nearly 0, his lawyers resort to making increasingly wild claims this area army says it's entered ag a district that's been under a minium control for almost 30 years. it's one of 3 areas that armenia has to hand back as part of a cease fire deal just over a week ago. russia helped broker the truce. and peacekeeping forces on hand to oversee the transfer of a mini ns are angry about giving up the land and they've been protesting to demand their prime minister resigns as a by john and ar

armenia will also have to hand over 3 districts in the region. 2 is a big. meanwhile, russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the so-called corridor or the only major road link between nagorno-karabakh and armenia. the russian contingent does include nearly 2000 personnel and almost 400 vehicles and specialist equipment. the mission will last 5 years in the automatic extension if required. meanwhile, he had abandoned back. you present the truth in very different ways to their people . the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for our people. i have made this decision as a result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation. this is not victory, but there will be a defeat unless you recognize yourself as a loser. we will never recognize all cells as losers, and this should our share in our era of national unification and revival. for my part, i would like to say that i am very glad that today we have sealed the deal to settle the years long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. compute the occupation as regime land valu

armenia begins handing over disputed territory to azerbaijan, under a contentious peace deal. several districts in the new goal of karabakh region come under a very controlled, but on certainty, lies ahead for those leaving their homes. also coming out shocking conditions inside enables planning to shed light on risk management and underfunding in southern italy's health sector. we hear from a woman whose father died from close at 19, at that very hospital. and 75 years ago, as the nazi war crimes trials began in nuremberg, they set a legal precedent on holding international leaders to account for their actions. and i have a foundation for today's criminal court in the hague. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program. as about me says it's entered the 1st of the 3 districts to be handed back by armenia as part of a contentious peace accord. the agreement was brokered by russia and ended with weeks of fighting over the disputed region in and around nagorno-karabakh marked here in red. but it is a region inside azerbaijan, populated by ethnic armenians. now they have controlle

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program protests have erupted in armenia after its prime minister agreed to a pace deal with azerbaijan the truce and the fighting in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and allows azerbaijan there to kape its territorial gains at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict erupted again in september russian media should the safe file which moscow says will enable a permanent end to the bloodshed. thousands of armenians demonstrated outside government headquarters in the capital yerevan to show their displeasure over the country's peace deal with azerbaijan that also includes russia as a peacekeeper hundreds of the protesters actually needed inside the government building where they were also able to ransack some of the offices just earlier armenian prime minister nicole posh fenian had released a statement on social media saying that he had signed a declaration with the presidents of russia and azerbaijan to end the war he also called the decision incredibly painful both for him and his people he said the decision was b

the peace agreement has been reached between armenia and azerbaijan to end hostilities over the disputed no go in a car backed region the deal was brokered by russia in armenia though it's been seen as a humiliating defeat with furious protesters storming the government building. but i think you stan a spirit following this conflict from the front line at times you've seen the kind of the the most horrific elements of conflict and how people suffer what can you tell us about this latest peace deal well neal absolutely this war has been so bloody we've seen so much suffering so much death so much tears in the eyes of mothers and fathers who didn't know the fate of their children and equally we've seen it many we've seen at least 3 attempts at brokering a ceasefire over there but this one finally has brought the this particular war closer to it and then and it was brokered in russia and vladimir putin is the key go into all peace this time have a listen. he's working with. we presume that the agreements reached i will create the necessary condition for a long term and for settlement of the

under the terms of a russian—backed accord, armenia was due to withdraw from the district of kalbajardline had been extended for ten days for humanitarian reasons. some residents have set fire to their homes rather than surrender them to azeris. 0ur correspondent jonah fisher is in armenia's capital, yerevan. under the terms of the peace agreement signed between the presidents of armenia, azerbaijan and russia last week, armenia was supposed to pull out of the district of kalbajar today, this is a district alongside nagorno—karabakh district alongside nagorno—kara bakh that district alongside nagorno—karabakh that armenia agreed to withdraw from as part of this agreement. it has not happened, and according to azerbaijan the reason that is the case is because armenia made an approach through russia who have been acting as a mediator during this conflict, and asked to be given more time, they said that they haven't had enough time for the ethnic armenia population who live there to fully get their belongings out, and with only one road linking kalbajar with armenia, it is simply not pos

neither on this side of the border or in armenia itself. it's a very complicated situation for them. reporting live from the edge of the district many thanks. indeed hoarder. some thousands of supporters of us president donald trump of held a demonstration in washington. trump encouraged the protests and he echoed his claims of fraud during the presidential election boss. the sounds as if this was winchell reports, now it's unlikely their enthusiasm will impact the result. the briefest glimpse of u.s. president donald trump just blocks from the white house props motorcade drove past thousands of people gathered on pennsylvania avenue on saturday morning for what they called their 1000000 magnum. r r r. the protesters goal overturn the result of the november 3rd presidential election and give tromp a 2nd, 4 years in office. these demonstrators believe the media, the democratic party, and other sinister forces conspired to steal the vote from trump. my mission is to let the pretty country and especially for people to we have not given up on t

armenia is the armenians. there are fleeing their homes, some have even burned down their properties, so they're not left to the enemy as they see it. but on the other side of the conflict, people in baku have greeted the ceasefire as a national victory. muslims of sleep on the. 6 red cross spokes person in a corner car, bach and the former canadian ambassador to armenia both gave their take on the situation over the disputed region. the impact of this coalition for life, the think you can across the region devastate people and their life. down on that piece, talking to people who had to leave their homes. now you search for safety in 0 or 0 point one. we're not cover both, mainly moving toward me. you know, these people are in need or who can't make it closely since and who are maybe peeing on a few fans who've penderecki to support for a 50 by i think it's a shame. there's nothing wrong with patriotic commotion when they are directed with such hostility toward the other side from both sides. it takes great c

and armenia are now under the new peace deal. both sides will hold on to their current military positions that leaves armenia in control of the region's capital. step on a curt, while azerbaijan gets the 2nd largest city of shushi, which it took just before the hostilities ended. armenia will also have to hand over 3 further districts to azerbaijan. meanwhile, russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the laci uncross corridor. the only major road link between the region and armenia. the russian contingent includes nearly 2000 personnel and almost 400 vehicles and hardware. this mission will last 5 years with an automatic extension if required, and both your of, and i and meanwhile, have presented the troops in very different ways to their people. the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for people i have made this decision is the result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation. this is not victory, but there will be a defeat unless you recognize itself as a loser. we will never recognize a

also armenia relinquishes land to azerbaijan. after controlling it for almost 30 years, and with the donald trump chances of overturning the election result near 0, his lawyers resort to making increasingly wild claims. welcome to the program, the united nations has called on ethiopia's warring sides to stop fighting immediately. so aid can come in and refugee safe zones can be set up. the government launched an offensive into grey region 2 weeks ago. both sides accuse each other of killing civilians in airstrikes and indiscriminate attacks. the un's refugee agency says it's preparing for as many as 200000 people to seek refuge in sudan. so far more than 30000 have fled, humanitarian workers say millions of children are at risk, and refugees are in serious danger of an outbreak of disease. have organ reports now from gaza. he 1st state in sudan, near the border with ethiopia, where tens of thousands of taken refuge just 2 weeks ago. what he did, saturday was preparing for her sunday now is operation. he was born with a cleft lip,

a peace deal signed but this was the reaction in armenia. was protesters storming the parliament building in get about demanding prime minister nicole resign the several government offices were ransacked and local media report the parliamentary speaker was attacked and beaten was the prime minister called for calm and said it had been easy to agree a deal. i saw the kid the decision has been taken as the result of analysis of the military situation and based on the assessments of the people who are the most familiar with the military situation is on one of those . during 6 weeks of fighting azerbaijani forces made steady inroads into the go now to buck and on sunday officials said they'd taken the key city of shusha. we're going to cut a buck has been meaning in hand since it won the war with azerbaijan in 990 fool most of the people who leave their ethnic maney and put on the international law it is part of azerbaijan. both countries were once part of the soviet union and russia still wields huge influence in the region moscow hopes negotia

and is has been transferred to armenia those who support still prime minister. say that they want to hear more from him they want to know why he did that why after 6 weeks of fighting with such a big loss of human life at least 1200 soldiers why did at this point did he decide that it was enough conflict had to stop. it has the latest from the as a very comfortable. we've been seeing the party turning get bigger and bigger in the capital baku offer the president said that armenia has capitulated and johnnie's have been winning this war to discuss stuff for that we have with us. the spokeswoman for the minister for the 1st thank you very much for your time. there's so much blood that has been shed in discomfort so far now that. what does this mean for the people of the. well if indeed she is to start the chance of measures spy as a bridge on on the 27th of september during the last 45 days of continuing castilla to see yesterday the president of azerbaijan prime minister and the president of russian federation signed an agreement and a nonstop complete cease fire

armenia will also have to handover 3 of the districts in the region. throughout hussain a deputy minister of the azerbaijan committee for refugees told us it will take a lot to rebuild the area. but he said that despite the war his people can live alongside armenians. every same been said terry to this which are under occupation, has been destroyed literally speaking crazed as a ground and toast scene. but to do it will be to assess the damage which was caused as a major, an economy and civilian ation. after a peace deal brokered by consideration how armenia is our leading edge at this for instance, they're destroying everything as a right janice, have no problem in living side by side was or mean as you know was this takes place in russian federation in georgia in ukraine. and as upon those of note, if are me inside at will abate, will comply with is also commitments which have been adopted was, is a friend of traveler to take agreement will ensure safety and security for me and community. he was able to leave insist, far as did this officer by john,

and my girls done of reporting from armenia for r.t. . israel has become the latest country to sign up for the new covert vaccine being developed by u.s. drugs giant pfizer. it is buying 8000000 doses, but concerns are rising that the much vaunted jab is only affordable to rich countries while well, think nations can stockpile drugs. poor ones often lack of the specialist storage equipment needed or to show dubinsky picks up the story for us. within hours of pharmaceutical giant pfizer and by own tech announcing there could be $1000.00 vaccine was 90 percent effective in use, whooped in and signed on the dotted line. and europe wasn't alone. massive deals,, have also been struck with the u.s. the u.k., egypt, pan, canada, and new zealand, leading some n.g.o.s to question whether this is just a vaccine for rich nations. it's worrying that phase a bio when tech has already struck deals with rich countries for more than a 1000000000 doses of its vaccine, leaving less than a quarter of its projected supply for the rest of the world. big pharm

compute the occupation of news of the truce, led to widespread anger in armenia. many see it as a capitulation. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ok. i i, i, i, i, i guess i, you call it pushing young, betrayed us here, traitor. he's a peek. how he could do this to us. these decisions is a step in the back for all armenians. the ok, i believe it was i just say thank you alexandra. thank you. and again made a speech via facebook and got on television. and you may decide whether to last because the last few days hasn't appeared in public. yeah, i didn't mention the day that he feared for his life when you sign a deal, you know, the kind of way of the situation, just the man being arrested today. right now behind me that it's taken over to the right place with the protesters on media following behind this very small amount of i mean down the street. it's hard to say whether this is the general feeling of the majority of the population or whether a very vocal minority, you know, off currently leading the protest. but what will come, he said, is all i mean there and where we are in

compute the occupation of regime land, news of the truce, led to widespread anger in armenia. many see the deal as a capitulation. i'm i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, you call it pushing young, betrayed us, his trader. he's a peak. how he could do this to us. this decision is a step in the back for all armenians. i made a speech via facebook and on television. he may decide whether to last because the last few days hasn't appeared in public. yeah, i did say mention today that he feared for his life when you signed the deal, you know, he knew the idea of the kind of weight of the situation just the man being arrested today. but all right, now behind me this thing taken over to the right place with the protestors and media following behind this very small amount of i mean around the streets. it's hard to say whether this is the general feeling of the majority of the population or whether a very vocal minority, you know, currently leading the protests. but what will come be said is all meanings are and where we are. and short of following monday's deal. the way they're expres

peace agreement has been reached between armenia and azerbaijan and hostilities over the disputed no go in and region the deal itself was brokered by russia in armenia though it's been seen as a humiliating defeat with furious protesters storming the government building. the one who has. the hook. whoa whoa i. earlier i spoke with our correspondent biggest on the who reported for us from the front line during the conflict he gave me details of this new deal. during our time there we witnessed so much bloodshed so much carnage tears in the eyes of mothers and fathers who lost the children who didn't know the fate of their children and there have been a number of attempts at you know ending this conflict and bringing bringing the sides to every revolution but this time it seems that this conflict is as close to its and as it has been brokered in russia and vladimir putin is the main go into all of this deal with those. we presume that the agreements reached will create the necessary conditions for long term and for settlement of the crisis around the gordon character on a fear basis an

armenia will also have to hand over 3 further districts to azerbaijan. in while russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the law chin corridor, or the only major road link between the region and armenia, the russian contingent includes nearly 2000 personnel and almost $400.00 vehicles in hardware. now this mission will last 5 years with an automatic extension if required, and both yerevan and baku meanwhile have presented the troops in very different ways to their people. the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for people i have made this decision is the result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation. this is not victory, but there will be a defeat, a list you recognize itself as a loser. we will never recognize also says losers. and this should usher in a missile unification and revival. for my part, i would like to see that i'm very grand jury. we've sealed the deal to settle a years long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. compute the occupation of regime land, news of the truce led to widespread anger i

but armenia had undergone a number of defeats just hours before a very forces overran a gora car boss 2nd city shoe shop they were on the road to the capital when the deal was signed the prospect of conflict its cost could be so much worse for the armenians given the current rate of momentum more than a $1000.00 people on both sides have died tens of thousands are now displaced. the region is within azerbaijan that has been under the control of ethnic armenians since 1904 decades of tension and violence have followed while an agreement has been signed to end the war it's unlikely it will also and the animosity between the 2 countries russian forces are already being deployed to keep the peace katia llopis of a young designer let's go to our correspondent robin forced to walk a been monitoring developments from tbilisi in neighboring georgia robin a feels a little bit like this deal came out of the blue talk us through all the very latest as you know it. well events appeared to come at lightning speed i mean let's just take for example the news last night that a russian helicopter had

if armenia proper was under attack. but now that sense of betrayal seems to have shifted. we saw a russian peacekeepers in a carriage and also at monastery in charge district. and people there seemed to be very grateful for the presence of the peacekeepers, they were thanking them for protecting the monastery, which is now going to be in azerbaijan. control as it were in territory, which is under control. and they even were giving chocolates and país to the russian soldiers there. so it seems that sense of betrayal has shifted particularly to the prime minister here in armenia. yeah, the armenian prime minister has been under a lot of pressure recently domestically own people just happy that the shooting is still. people are happy that the shooting has stopped, but they feel that the peace deal that on the prime minister here signed was a betrayal. they feel that he, as people said to me, sold off their homeland. and there have been protests here in garrett on almost every day today. there are young protesters around th