thanks for sharing your saturday with us here on aussie international plenty of stories still coming your way and we return in just a. it's. manufactured . to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. we can all middle of the room. joining us here on r.t. international at least sixteen civilians have died in a u.s. air strike in eastern afghanistan now this is according to local officials the u.s. military has acknowledged other bombing raid did happen in the province but claims only extremist militants were killed afghan officials disagree we heard from an eyewitness of the strike victim's relatives. my father and my mother were both killed. eleven people were being transported in the vehicle three women fight. children two men were killed and one of the women was wounded her legs were blown off the bombing was carried out by warplanes i saw the place where the airstrike hit. my two brothers my mother and my sister were killed. the latest claims about civilian deaths calibrating creasing talk of a change of tactic by the us forces in afghanistan here's our to music

the headlines on aussie international true young girls reportedly taken to controlled territory by their parents recognised by their grandparents back in russia. at the five. zero zero three. it's a pretty. horrible do you will with north korea the president now warning leader kim jong un know will. unwisely. and afghan officials accuse u.s. forces of killing at least sixteen civilians in an airstrike the pentagon says though they were all extremists we hear from the victim's relatives. there in my mind. my two brothers my mother and my sister. saturday morning here in moscow thanks for joining us on r.t. international we have. to bring them home that's the cole off to start a campaign to find relatives of russian speaking children stranded in an iraqi orphanage these youngsters had reportedly been taken to the country by their parents who joined islam mixtape. and. after we showed our clip from the baghdad orphanage we started to receive calls and e-mails from people who think they know the children our correspondent d.s. has traveled to the russian republic of dagestan after grandparen

the headlines on aussie international true young girls reportedly taken to high school controlled territory by their parents all recognized by the grandparents back in russia. revisit the five. zero zero three. it's a pretty. strong rhetorical do you will with north korea steps the president now warning leader kim jong un know will foster unwisely. and afghan officials.

to talk reasonably rather than being bombastic all the time and creating tensions this is aussie international thanks for joining us and notorious us security for colds to privatized the afghan war details off the break. the war hard sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken or forcing you to fight the battle. to stop spreading tell you that the because of the public are. locked eyes and are pulling out. all the hearts that we all already know what. one almost seems wrong. to seem. to. find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. thanks for joining us for the weekly here and i see some say that war is a racket well the founder of the notorious private security firm blackwater has now suggested the u.s. should privatized its war effort in afghanistan erik prince believes the move would save lives and taxpayers' money they would be contracting people professionals former special special operations veterans that have experience in that theater to go do that work would be profiting from the war. well we're not there now but any vendor again that solv

headlines on aussie international total trump signs and new sanctions targeting russia saying that the bill is significantly floor and contains clearly unconstitutional provisions when you signed into law the u.s. russia relations but also pose a threat to washington's ties to europe this summer called the most. e.u. christmass. you deescalation zone is about to come into effect in syria with the moderate rebels committing to islamic state and terrorists.

this is aussie international donald trump has a ratcheted up his rhetoric against the leader of north korea off the regime's latest threat of a missile strike near u.s. territory in the asia region the president sent the following warning to kim jong un. to be under water threat or if he does anything with respect to qualcomm or any place else that's an american territory or an american ally he will truly regret it and he will regret it fast trump tweeted the u.s. army is locked and loaded against the secretive east asian state it's the latest in a long line of rhetoric from the american leader. north korea. make it work threats to the united states. they will be met with fire fury. like the world never see the people that would question that statement was it. maybe it wasn't tough enough that a dare to state has nothing to do with their that's a statement and while it's still a war of words for now western media report the pentagon has plans for a preemptive strike on north korea's nuclear facilities that's raising fears across the border in seoul trying to reports so what if mr trum

thanks for joining us here on aussie international many more of your worldwide headlines in just a. big except. for us. to going to be close this is what before. i'm interested in the water. you can. import. china it's all very local. price gouging monopolists. life expectancy is. increasing because of these monopolies and a lack of competition. thanks for joining us today on our concerns over police brutality in the u.s. have flared up again after video where most of officers in tennessee are peacefully tasering a teenaged inmate in a restraining and warning you may find the following images to. surveillance camera seeing the inmate has tasted several times just being completely restrained. he was reportedly on suicide watch. teenager was jailed after being arrested on drugs and weapons charges last year his family is now suing the county jail claiming that excessive force was used photos taken off was also appear to show the extent of some of the scenes taser burns he says that he was left with at least forty across his body off to initially insisting that officers had to stun the

well here on aussie international we are still searching for more children who became orphans in iraq and we're trying to find them and get them back to their relatives if you have any information you can please contact us you can see the e-mail address now on this program. it is r t international president trump has refused to back down on his threat to bring fire and fury to north korea amid global calls for deescalation jacqueline phooka has the story. frankly the people that would course think that statement was too tough maybe it wasn't tough enough to want to read. this make it work threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never see it's a very terrifying question what could possibly be more intense than fire and fury when trump was asked he just ominously responded with you'll see but it is clear that he has no plans to back down whatsoever he's not a dare to state has nothing to do with there that's a statement now trumps remarks are just the latest in a series of aggressive exchanges between the president n.p.r. news but has escala

both of them that will be great thanks for sharing it when it was there with us here when aussie international more news in about half an hour's time there between now and then tempos may flare as crosstalk is next. you can see the border from here by the. steel goes down this side there's always. like this so this is this is. and this is something. i have every right to be here i have a right to call collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called arizona border recall we. or the stand a little into teeth. that is doing. what these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because this will be absolutely. precious really good are a question because you know there's lawyers they believe that their rage is their areas and they don't believe. that there is taking responsibility for their security which we would for if you were also treachery. a batch or sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i

headlines on aussie international president. down on his father and fury warning to north korea and china both sides to deescalate the situation. frankly the people who would think that statement was. maybe it was. a russian family who say they recognize a relative in a video film crew. and if you take a group called the. council which attended an elegy. feeding hysteria. we invited opposing sides to debate. the folbigg all can i say should they all respond. to. leave their religion and then be silent about. the well being victimized by muslim states isn't. adequate friday morning here in the russian capital thanks for joining us. president has refused to back down on his threat to bring fire and fury to north korea and made global calls for deescalation. the story. frankly the people that would course think that statement was too tough maybe it wasn't tough enough i want to read. this not make it work threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never see it's a very terrifying question

well thanks for joining us here on aussie international on this saturday plenty of news still coming your way and we were a little more than half an. inch to. put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so would you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to be close to see what the before you became. interested always in the water. as soon. as you know my point i wanted to. join us as you know i was you know. you know just i mean. i remember. if it up as i must. but those was. one of the. just but that's already. in the. i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground in this season finale eighty one years to the day international brigade volunteers began arriving in spain to fight british backed fascism coming up on the show with barack obama's injuries amaze defacto isis an al qaeda linked rebels in syria all but defeated what next for nato nations the stabilization around the world we talked to legendary reporter and filmmaker john pilger about silence noise and distortion and the matrix is number wilson tells us about the odyssey's of jacques cousteau to educate

thank you for joining us you're watching aussie international broadcasting to you live from moscow i'm a caring. now financial thirties have named the name first back behind friday's terror attack in a city as turku as abir app around then in the cac in the knowledge team moved from germany and late twenty fifteen police apparently knew about the suspects possible radicalization a year before the attack peter oliver has more from berlin finnish courts of started giving out more information about their main suspect in friday's deadly stabbing attack deadly knife attack on the streets of the south western city of who they named their main suspect is eighteen year old abdel rahman meche car moroccan national who had according to the authorities failed in an asylum application in finland it's also been revealed though that he had spent time in germany now. is the main suspect as he was shot at the scene following the attack that took place on friday that left two people dead eight more wounded in what authorities are saying is an attack that was designed to target women now it's also being

office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs mr swanson thank you for joining us on aussie international now twenty five thousand people lost their will start to be trucked in rocca how bad is the situation inside the city thank you very much and the humanitarian situation or the up to twenty five thousand civilian and still trapped in iraq a city is nothing short of dire access to safe drinking water food and other basic services are at an all time low with many residents rely one food they had stored up earlier on to survive on equally disturbing is the fact that health access is very very or there are very few doctors on the ground there is currently only one functioning ospital and her unit in the ice of control art of the city now the battle for control of the city is raging throughout the day and throughout the night says it even possible to get the necessary aid into the city it's particularly difficult as you know that it is pretty much impossible for humanitarian partners and the u.n. to reach the city so it is extremely difficult the only way we can provide assistance to those

the headlines on aussie international we visit a russian family who claim to recognize a relative in a video filmed by a crew had been in baghdad. president trump doubled down on his fire and fury threats to north korea despite a wide criticism on coals for deescalation from both out home. and u.k. group called the x. muslim council which attended an elegy beatty parade is blamed for feeding and sunni islamic hysteria.

you're watching aussie international broadcasting live from the russian capital thank you for joining us i'm kate partridge. donald trump has signed a new set of sanctions in a bill targeting russia however the american president brand of the restrictions is force and indicated that he was reluctant to approve them while my favorite tough measures to punish and deter aggressive and the stimulating behavior by iran north korea and russia this legislation significantly. its haste to pass the legislation the congress included a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions. a number of provisions to displace the president's exclusive constitutional authority and those comments live a lot of questions in their way the president states that even though he seems the legislation is unconstitutional he signed off on it as president trump swore an oath to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states but he seems to be openly doing the opposite upon approving the sanction this bill of course is it is a terrible bill. it benefits the people of no contrary not the united stat

headlines on aussie international washington blame russia for the current a escalating diplomatic crisis. blame. relations with moscow. the opposition in venezuela says it will refuse to vacate the country's newly elected constituent assembly prepares for its. rescue boat with migrants on board is seized by a. suspect crew had been in contact with the libyan people smugglers. friday worldwide news live from. the news team here at r.t. international a very warm welcome to you. the u.s. state department has blamed russia for a new low in relations with moscow this following the latest sanctions bill the president signed on wednesday so you are you saying that russia is to blame for the low in relations right now. russia's been involved in a lot of activities a lot of activities that are very concerning i know to many of you and to many americans whether it is election related activities or their activities in ukraine they've also harassed u.s. diplomats there i mean there are a whole host of things president seems to have a rather different view on the issue he took to twitter to say that

three pm here in the russian capital and you're watching aussie international with me thank you aaron good to have you with us. a total disaster that's how donald trump describes the u.s. military campaign in afghanistan during the election with a pledge that he would pull america outs but now he's announced a complete reversal of those plans and instead of getting out he's expounding on what's already there. this destructive cycle of intervention in chaos must finally folks come to an end we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks trump have previously been hugely critical of obama's approach to afghanistan even calling him stupid in the past he welcomed and even insisted on a speedy withdrawal saying it was time for american soldiers to come home trump was adamant that obama's financial support for afghanistan was wrong brandon get a waste of money but that was all before he was elected president now he's in the oval office it's a very different picture american troops might now be stuck there indefinitely with the commander

and the welcome to aussie international life from moscow i'm quite rich thank you for joining us. washington has impose new sanctions against venezuela's president nicolas maduro the he claimed victory in a controversial referendum for a new constituent assembly as a result of today's sanctions all. subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. but i do know it's a bay imperial order it's i do not obey foreign orders of government neither today nor ever will i be a imperial order i'm a free independent president but also the imperialist i'm against. american imperialism. the sanctions target media has assets as well as those of top for his weight and officials they also ban u.s. firms armed individuals from doing business with president maduro however those one economic restrictions the u.s. seems unwilling to resort to in this diplomatic war explains despite the fact that the bureau was democratically elected u.s. leaders call him a dictator a dictator dictator we will work with our partners to hold accountable all those responsibl

headlines on aussie international washington blames of russia.

aussie on in terms of this particular issue. actions takentant to hopefully send a strong message that north korea understands the expectations of the rest of the international community going forward. the next officer to see the security council resolution sanctions are enforced by everyone, we will be monitoring that carefully and certainly having conversations with any and all that we see that may not be fully embracing not just the spirit of those sanctions, but the operational execution of those sanctions. thise hope again that ultimately will result in north korea coming to the conclusion to choose a different pathway and when the conditions are ripe, that we can sit and have a dialogue around a future north anda so they feel secure prosper economically. we had also some very constructive conversations with and the meeting yesterday, i think again just continuing the strong commitment from both an economic and ,ecurity standpoint but also hearing the cultural and people to people exchanges that exist through a number of educational programs and efforts we think are important to draw our peoples closer together. i did have the opportunity yesterday for

international. relatives of russian families that left to join islamic state say that they have recognize some of the children filmed by an aussie crew in an orphanage in baghdad the russian speaking children were placed after they were rescued during the battle to liberate the city of mosul for myself. you know the time that the. families. will sleep do i need to deal with the boy don't me mom. don't. look. to me. i'm a little. kid. i need. to. know on that not only. do you. only have. one thing well. east and one of the worst but it gets good just look at someone years over the. years those real money. i mean you know. most believe that they were taken to iraq by their parents who joined deisel and who are now presumed dead russia iraq and jordan are working to track down other family members are to join the search operation the video we just showed you was posted on our social media pages and was shared by the head of russia's chechen republic ramzan could derail after this that some of the relatives made contact with this earlier on my colleague emily c. who spoke to audi's at lipa trying to find out. it appears that it only