this is art to you with me a new some not way it's six pm here in the russian capital nine pm in bangkok where tires are to say a russian businessman wanted for arms dealing in the u.s. will not be extradited immediately reports that a special plane to collect victor boot had already arrived in bangkok well considering azar of a has been following the story there's finally been some clarity in the case it is very unlikely that if they both will be thailand today that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tile laws because the united states already have filed a new set of charges against me that aboard those include money laundering he will not be extradited until those charges are actually for. it sort of course the united states realizing that they've basically set a spoke in their own will are now trying to do their best to withdraw those charges in order to be able to proceed with the extradition process but for now if the boot remains in solitary confinement in the infamous bangkok hilton the thai prison in the capital bank called the first united st

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capital bangkok in a joint sting operation by u.s. anti-authority c. has then he has since been held in the infamous bangkok hilton right now he's in solitary confinement while some charges against him were being looked at first of all by the type criminal court actually ruled against the extradition the case was then moved to the thai appeals court which is said to be directly under control of the thai government which is when the united states started exerting severe pressure on the thai government in order to make it a rule in favor of the extradition of course that extradition was granted on august twentieth put himself has always a maintains his innocence has denied any allegations of wrongdoing his family his lawyers and many analysts do believe that he is being made a scapegoat in the process the united states however pushing for the fact that they do have enough evidence to try him in the united states not only for cases of allegedly arms trafficking but also for violating international trade laws and for money laundering but of course his extr

this is our team with me nice and now way it's four pm here in the russian capital and seven pm in bangkok thailand has been labeled the merchant of death now suspected russian arms smuggler victor boot will be tried in the u.s. where he faces a life sentence the thai appeals court has decided that it will be extradited to america overruling an earlier verdict by a lower court to reject the bed that's our bureau chief of russia's ria novosti news agency you get a bed and cube reports from bangkok for our. walked out of this door behind me for the last time in his life because he was never going to stand again before at high court now and scored zero appeal decided to extradite him to the united states the courts did not support the findings and the decision of the court in the first instance which decided to drop the case and to reject the u.s. extradition request back in august two thousand and nine year later today the court of appeal decided that thailand is going to assert i think it would after all viktor boat was arrested here in bangkok in march two thousand and eight the thai autho

the time bureau chief of russia's region overseeing news agency of getty building q reports from bangkok for r.t. we walked out of this door behind me for the last time in his life because he is never going to stand again before a thai court pylons court i would feel decided to extradite him to the united states the court did not support the findings and the decision of the court in the first instance which decided to drop the case and to reject the us extradition request back in august two thousand and nine year later today the court of appeal decided the trial and is going to accept i think it would after all victor boot was arrested here in bangkok in march two thousand and eight the thai authorities then acted on an official request from the united states containing an indictment in which the former russian military interpreter was used a conspiracy to kill u.s. servicemen by taking to sell and missiles to colombian leftist guerrillas the for the united states as a goal in return built a major supplier of forms that fueled civil wars in south america the middle east and africa within

hilton the thai prison in the capital bangkok of course the united states authorities. are doing everything they can to extradite the man to the u.s. as quickly as possible according to some rumors there's already a charge it is a special chartered plane stationed at the air force base in thailand that was set there just to pick up food and bring him back to the united states so he could stand trial there but so far basically all those attempts to extradite the man as soon as the ruling was made on august twentieth have failed we don't know what will happen tomorrow but for now take the boot remains a talent he was arrested in the thai capital bangkok in march two thousand and eight. mile by the u.s. government accusing him of international arms trafficking and specifically selling and delivering weapons to known terrorist organizations but george bush in two thousand and four that president prohibited the united states government from having any kind of contract with the board and his companies but despite that request despite the order by the president the pentagon ac

commandos had arrived in bangkok where vick to boot was being held all correspondence. has been following the latest developments in the case there's finally been some clarity in the case it is very unlikely that it will be thailand day that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tile loss because the united states already has filed a new set of charges against me that those include money laundering but he will not be extradited until those charges are actually heard for of course the united states realizing that they've basically set a spoke in their own we are now trying to do their best to withdraw those charges in order to be able to proceed with the extradition process but for now the boot remains in solitary confinement in the infamous bangkok hilton the thai prison in the capital bank called the first united states authorities. are doing everything they can to extradite the man to the u.s. as quickly as possible according to some rumors there's already a charge it is a special chartered plane stationed at an air force base in thai

he had he was arrested in the thai capital bangkok in march two thousand and eight. mile by the us government using him of international arms trafficking and specifically selling and delivering weapons to build terrorist organizations and george bush in two thousand and four that a president. of the united states government from having any kind of contract with big that it would and his companies but despite that request despite that order by the president the pentagon actually extended his contract to two thousand and six so for two years the pentagon operated with it and these companies basically outside of the law he was taken down and that's why capital by joint sting operation by the u.s. and thai authorities or speak to the board has always maintained his innocence well investigative journalist daniel is still and says the brute case has been twisted to disguise american involvement time travel agents officers with very high level told me that in fact the whole thing was already done before it started and sense that you know the court of course instance was goi

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big their boot was arrested too and i have hears ago in bangkok in a sting operation by u.s. anti-authority washington wants boot on charges of terrorism and conspiracy to supply arms to colombian rebels allegations he denies well for more on this from bangkok here's the thai puro chief of russia's ria novosti news agency if any bending key reporting for are to. be walked out of this door behind me for the last time in his life because he is never going to stand again before at high court power and courts i would feel decided to extradite him to the united states the court did not support the findings and the decision of the court in the first instance which decided to drop the case and to reject the us extradition request back in august two thousand and nine year later today the court of appeal decided that thailand is going to exercise a good mood after all victor boot was arrested here in bangkok in march two thousand and eight the thai authorities then acted on an official request from the united states containing an indictment in which the former russian military interpr

this attack is the third in bangkok in just over a month. the government says the reason for the tax is unclear. landslides triggered by heavy rain have killed many in northeast turkey. roads were flooded near the georgian border. landslides are common locally, but buildings are still being put up on unstable land. in a development that could mean more productive crops, researchers in britain say they have decoded most of the genome of wheat grain. the crisis and pakistan is getting worse, according to the united nations. it's a 1 million people have been displaced in the last few days. waters are moving south to the country. officials have ordered the evacuation an entire province. orla guerin reports. >> fleeing from the floods. people were on the move today. those who could afford it were in trucks. transport prices have risen with the flood waters. a mass evacuation was ordered. but we saw no officials giving help or directions. they carried their prized possessions. the chickens were saved by this family. and in her arms, a baby go. --

this is the third such blast in bangkok in at just over a month. the government says the reason for the attacks is unclear. landslides killed 11 in the northeast turkey. roads were flooded near the georgian border. landslides are common locally, but buildings are still being put up on unstable land. in and of development that could mean more productive crops, researchers in britain say they have decoded the genome of weeks. -- wheat. pakastani authorities have ordered more evacuations in the south as bridges in the banks of the indus threaten new flooding. the u.n. says that despite appeals, aid is trickling in it very slowly. tens of millions of dollars worth of food is urgently needed, but name -- but may not be available. chris morris is in islamabad. >> they have come down from the coastal regions of pakistan and the himalayas. and now this huge body of water is making high tide, pushing up from the arabian sea. it is putting enormous pressure on a system that is close to the breaking point. in many places, it is the water which is winning. hea

committed to doing everything possible to bring him home the russian businessman has been detained in a bangkok prison since march two thousand and eight after a u.s. led sting operation. russian engineers preparing to start up iran's first nuclear power plant saturday reactor will be loaded with fuel under the strict supervision of the un's nuclear watchdog the russian built plant is expected to be fully operational in about a month. and electricity is back on in st petersburg after a citywide walk out the outage caused rush hour traffic chaos centimeters had to be evacuated from the metro intercity train services were also affected parts of the leningrad region are still without power. next with a disastrous consequences of the gulf of mexico oil spill r t takes a look at whether black gold is really worth such a high price in our upcoming special report stay with us. the explosion of one rig in the gulf of mexico stunned the entire world according to various estimates six to fifteen million liters of oil tuesday into the water each day for three and a half months in the soviet union undergro

he was arrested and at the thai capital bangkok in march two thousand and eight following charges filed by the u.s. government using him of international arms trafficking and specifically selling and delivering weapons to known terrorist organizations he was taken down and that's why capital by a joint sting operation by the u.s. and thai authorities or so that the board has always maintained his innocence his family and his lawyers many analysts actually believe that one of the main reasons that the man is being persecuted by the united states authorities is because of his long term contracts with the pentagon itself of course of george bush in two thousand and four that president for habited to the united states government of from having any kind of contract with that and his companies but despite that. despite that request despite the order by the president the pentagon actually extended his contract to two thousand and six so for two years the pentagon operated with dictabelt and he's come. but he's basically outside of the law many analysts now believe that because of the informati

says it will make the final call on whether to extradite alleged russian arms trader victor boot a bangkok court had ruled that he was to be sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism and illegal weapons trading. and this week the world football governing body visited to russia to assess its potential to host the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel and purpose built arenas if it wins the big. two am in the russian capital i'm mad très a thanks very much for joining us here on our team as we wrap up the week's news our top story drug trafficking terrorism and poverty in central asia where the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev hosted the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and stand to outline a set of actions to combat common threats artie's a catarina groucho that has the details it's a little bit late. yes and the war in just. terrorism pull the teeth and want. to keep. front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because there is a common pr

his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok hilton he was arrested in thailand in march two thousand and eight in a joint sting operation by local and u.s. authorities he was apprehended in the final stages of arranging the sale of millions of dollars of high powered weapons to people he believed to represent a known terrorist organization the far not many people were willing to give that type of credit given to him by american cross accusers he's possibly a merchant of some death but he certainly isn't the man the u.s. media would call them merchants. i mean around quite a large airline operation in maine you know and i would think that ninety five percent of his flights were ordinary commercial goods are naive through television from washing or all sorts of things so we're only talking about five percent of the cargoes possibly being. run even flying is not itself illegal in the long and drawn out extradition hearing that took over two years the united states changed added and modify their charges against mr boot to include violating inter

boot will be sent to american soil within three months he was arrested two and a half years ago in bangkok and in the operation led by u.s. agents washington wants brut on charges of terrorism and supplying arms to colombian rebels allegations he denies that he nazar of a house more. how the woods lord of war there are over five hundred fifty million firearms in the world wide circulation. that's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. the only question is. how do we arm the other eleven and his alleged real life prototype russian businessmen victor boot nicknamed the merchant of death denied all accusations of arms selling and laughed off parallels. to play this out a lot for this very silly and i feel pity for it's been moved on his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok hilton he was arrested in thailand in march two thousand and eight in a joint sting operation by local and u.s. authorities he was apprehended in the final stages of arranging the sale of millions of dollars of high powered weapons to people he believed to represent

will judge whether the suspected russian arms trafficking victims should be hunted over to the us to bangkok appeals court rules to extradite. stakes its hopes on the young stars of the future takes a closer look at the countries that world cup twenty eighteen twenty twenty two. see parents be taking to russia's white sea coast to explore hug and local traditions of sailing and should be kept afloat. one pm in the russian capital your watching ati's week news review fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev and the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and tajikistan discussed how to stabilize the troubled region. reports. the leverage yes. which was the world yes and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because there's a common problem we should face up to it together not individually afghanistan nor russia can solve the problem in their own probl

you get the billing for russia today from bangkok. always just getting reports here that a thai court has ruled that the alleged russian arms dealer will be extradited to the united states of course we'll be bringing you more as we get it. now plans to build a mosque near the site of a nine eleven terror attacks in new york are fueling anti muslim feeling among some americans now adverts opposing the mosque have appeared on the city's buses maria port now looks at the effects freedom of speech is having on freedom of faith. here in the u.s. media capital millions of the messages flood the streets but only one advertisement for new york city is. emotional reaction to its inflammatory i think the ad that ran very offensive this ad has been slapped on twenty six buses in the big apple on the left a plane crashing into the north tower on nine eleven on the right the proposed mosque slated to rise two blocks from ground zero the red texas ask why there is the latest offensive delivered by critics opposing the development of an islamic cent

says a tour of the final say on the fate of the suspected russian arms trafficking to boot off of bangkok appeals court ordered his extradition to the u.s. . the home team is hoping to score big week for inspectors refusing to bring the football world cup to russia unfastening in two thousand and twenty two we need the star also the future. joins us on a journey to russia's white seacoast see how will this help preserve their lifestyle for generations. for costing life in the heart of the russian capital your watching our weekly news review fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi present on the videos of afghanistan pakistan and tajik to stop discussed how to stabilize the troubled region. reports. what a lovely bridge yes i would wish for the world yes and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common problem we should face up to together not

after a bangkok appeals court ruled to extradite him. russia stakes its hopes on the young stars of the future as the five takes a closer look at the country's bid to net the football world cup in twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two. off one r.t.l. land of seafarers we take you to russians white sea coast to explore how the local traditions of selling and shipbuilding are being kept afloat. welcome to the weekly here in our team this sunday on the nice and now way first this hour fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev and the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and to them discussed how to stabilize the troubled region are to get through the crush now reports for the list which just told the french where the focus and the war in just talking whether terrorism pull the t. and one other the burning topi took a front seat as russia hosted his three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common problem

says it will make the final call on whether to extradite alleged russian arms trader victor boot a bangkok court had ruled that he be sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism and illegal weapons deal. and this week the world football governing body visits russia to assess its potential to host the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel a purpose built arenas if it wins the bid. wrapping up the week's news here on our t.v. five am in moscow très a thanks for joining us our top story drug trafficking terrorism and poverty in central asia where the focus of the summit this week and russian's resort of sochi president medvedev hosted the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and stand to outline a set of actions combat in common threats catarina groucho has the details totally straight. which for the yes and the war in just a. whether terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it is a common problem we should face up to it together n

government says it has the last call on whether or not to extradite alleged russian arms trader who bangkok court has ruled that he will be sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism then illegal weapons trade. plus this week the world football governing body visited russia to assess the country's potential to host the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel and purpose built arenas if it wins the big. three am in the russian capital we're wrapping up the week's news for you here on r t i match reza thanks for joining us our top story drug trafficking terrorism and poverty in central asia where the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev hosted the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and. aligning a set of actions to combat common threats or he's a catarina groucho but has the details. just just. and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning told took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common pro

is trying to speed up the process of extraditing alleged russian arms dealer victor boot from bangkok and it's already dispensed a special plane to coopt to new charges the u.s. brought before the extradition was approved could now delay his departure. women rights campaigners sound the alarm over the rise in the number of female circumcision circumcision cases in the u.k. of all the practice is the legal in the contrary no one's ever been convicted of the crime and thousands are considered to be at risk here. plus the old russian warships could save the unique underwater world of the black sea in ukraine hopes to sink decommissioned vessels in order to create artificial reefs in the crimea. the us constitution is violated daily and the main perpetrators are the president and top federal government officials that's according to former arizona sheriff richard mack he's now advocating state sovereignty is the only way to keep constitution abiding america intact our exclusive interview with him is up next. party sitting down with richard knapp a retired sheriff from arizona who made nati

united states victor borge nicknamed the merchant of death was arrested two and a half years ago in bangkok after u.s. sting operation. russia is ready to launch iran's first nuclear power plant on saturday saying the joint project shows to iran is a title to the peaceful use of atomic energy the reactors operations will be under the control of the un's nuclear watchdog. and plans to build a mosque at ground zero near the side of the nine eleven attacks are fueling a feeling among some new yorkers a series of adverts against the construction have appeared on buses around the city . next martin anders delve deep into the history of an ancient town that's no stranger to modern lifestyle our tour of russia's golden ring continues with a visit to. a destination for that little gem of a place quite old that sits in the shop corner of the volga river it's tied to the culture and history is even out of its parables favorite location so we're always bats is good as we could see watts for the goldbergs. to catch is most likely to be visited this part of the boat trip the approach into the towns with

extradited to the united states nicknamed the merchant of death was arrested two and a half years ago in bangkok after u.s. sting operation. russia's ready to launch a ron's first nuclear power plant on saturday the joint project inspected to show that turned bronner's entitle to a peaceful use of atomic energy while the reactors operations will be under strict control. and plans to build a mosque at ground zero near the side of the nine eleven attacks are fueling anti muslim feeling among some new yorkers a series of bad burns against a construction have appeared in a bus around the city. so they had lines and next morning andres delve deep into the history of an ancient town that's no stranger to modern lifestyle our tour of russia's golden ring continues with a visit to a glitch. our destination for that is a little gem of a place quite old that sits in the shop corner of the volga river it's actually the coach on the street fight because even often it's parables favorite location so we're always on the outside that is as we could see watts for the goldbergs. is most likely to be visited this

charges brought against a russian businessman to boot america seeking his extradition from bangkok for alleged arms dealing fearing it would be cleared and u.s. brought new charges of money for the defense to prove that the traditions of truth last week nor now requires him to stay in thailand in the first proceedings in the country. it occurs to me who it was arrested in bangkok to the health visitor in a sting operation like this has been in prison ever since. but now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world fourteen people are feared dead after a small passenger plane heading for the everest region crashed south of the poles capital katmandu besides the nepalese crew and passengers there were five americans and one japanese tourist on. more than an eyewitness said there were no survivors although there have been no official reports of casualties the crew was thought to have been trying to turn back to katmandu in heavy rain. and. a man in northern california has been sentenced to twenty years in prison for sending hoax anthrax letters to barack obama

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united states who's been nicknamed the merchant of death was arrested two and a half years ago in bangkok following a u.s. sting operation. russia set to start up iran's first nuclear power plant on saturday saying the joint project shows to iran should have access to peaceful atomic energy reactors operations will be controlled by the un's nuclear watchdog and it's expected to be fully operational in about a month. the plans to build a mosque near the side of the nine eleven attacks are stoking anti muslim feeling among some new yorkers adverts against the proposal have appeared in city buses raising debate over religious freedom and the right to free speech. and next martin manders delve deep into the history of an ancient town that's no stranger to modern lifestyle on tour of russia's golden ring continues with a visit to a glitch. our destination for that is a little gem of a place quite old that sits in the shop corner of the volga river it's the culture of the street fight it was even out of its parables favorite location so we're always on the outs bad is good as we could see the w

within hours the lawyer says a special client has arrived in bangkok where he's currently being held this comes after washington asked thailand to discard fresh charges brought against him was extradition to america for alleged arms dealing was approved last week but before the decision was announced the u.s. brought new charges of money laundering and fraud against him the loan now requires him to stay in thailand until the fresh proceedings are over who was arrested in bangkok two and a half years ago in a sting operation by u.s. law enforcers and has been in prison ever since. let's take a look now at some world news in brief for you pakistani officials are trying to coordinate relief efforts as floodwaters affecting millions between to rise many are fleeing their homes after the government issued new morning making matters worse the millions that escaped before the floods collapse and are at risk of colorado. and dehydration pakistan's president warns it will take at least three years and tens of billions of dollars to recover from the damage. these thirty three people have been

his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok helton but that did not stop the thai appeals court from ordering his extradition to the united states despite the fact that the country's criminal court earlier refused to do just that the ruling has outraged not only his family but his native country as well so that it was started at a time i appeal court has made this political decision but according to the information we have this ruling was made under very strong outside pressure and this is upsetting as for the interests of this russian citizen we've been assisting him for all these months we've been in touch with his lawyers in this family and will continue to do our best to get him returned to his homeland and now the question everyone is asking is what does victor boot know to make the americans want him this badly victor board is a walking intelligence treasure trove has a phenomenal phenomenal photographic memory and there are several reasons why u.s. intelligence community or so keen on getting him. the united states first they try to rec

every effort to bring its citizen home who was arrested in bangkok more than two years ago and kept in custody since are his military analysts to have any clues job believes brute has a lot of information that's especially as the u.s. dealings and that's why he's regarded as a threat by washington. victor boot is a walking intelligence treasure trove has it phenomenal phenomenal photographic memory and there are several reasons why u.s. intelligence community or so keen on getting him to the united states first they try to recruit him the cia made several approaches to recruit him refuse him all village sticks of legal and illegal arms supplies all around the world and because look now it's too much heat ease more dangerous than we kill except for the u s smuggling role not only in africa and latin american but all over the world. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe prosecutors in sweden have dropped rape charges against the founder of the wiki leaks website we honest songe but he could see yet face charges of molestation the website says the allegations

government says it will have the final say on the fate of a suspected russian arms trying to root off a bangkok heels court ordered his extradition to the u.s. . the home team is hoping to school big as fee for inspectors we knew that it to bring the world cup to russia twenty eight thousand and twenty twenty two we meet the stands on the future. and join us on a journey to russia's whites coast to see how fishermen and shipbuilders preserve their lifestyle for generations. you're watching r.t. and this is our weekly news review program welcome fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev on the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and to g q stone discussed how to stabilize a troubled region ought to continue to choke the reports. what a lovely bridge yes i would wish for the world yes and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common prob

make the final decision on whether or not to extradite alleged russian arms traitor victor boot a bangkok court had ruled that he was to be sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism and illegal weapons dealing. plus this week the world football governing body visitor to russia to assess the country's potential in hosting the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel and purpose built stadiums if it wins the bid. up next as russia recovers from a record breaking heat wave followed by fierce storms we talked we do ya'll just to find out what it all means and if it has anything to do with global warming the interview coming your way next. thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save the summer this year did you see that coming yes a long road for cause for europe western part of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially east europe and western russia also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we see what's in your opinion of course that it was