the somalis to be in the stallion foreign minister talking to eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton. now the stories here it's he who is calling the shots in a bikini at. and. the other the rise of hardline nationalists former convicts among them is racing for years ukraine to people the power of some very dangerous people in a while additional news agency says the russians had given ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender parties' out of the propaganda watches me is fueling panic over ukraine's setting the alarm is ringing over russia's full blown intervention of a takeover of the southern region of crimea the will. it might not be out with me in reading chance he will begin with breaking news all week phone call reveals the same snipers were shooting out both for casters and police in kyiv. i design and cost or joins us now live with more on advance the murray and his house where we known this from an who was behind us non person soon they will all this information is in fact the common after a phone conversation was leaked in the south festival to everyone who wants

somebody from the new british press estonian foreign minister told that eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. other headlines the month is national post calling the shots in. rise of hotline absence of full conference among them is the result is the present evil as in politics and very dangerous people. russian official news agency said the rocket that even ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender bart's out of the and to watch as needy as feuding i know that it cleans the two lines ringing of the rushes for an intervention. and at the take off the southern region of spring. the hoopla was the seventies week. this is a huge national line up market which is the mosque at you with the tub omelets eighteen now a headline story the stone in a foreign ministry has said that the defendant called bikini is catherine ashton and it's a new foreign minister is off and take a conversation features a staggering one of the nation saying goes like this to a shooting in both protesters and police who kept well as the height by someone from the full opposition. donovan has more we've heard from

s foreign affairs chief catherine ashton is meeting with top officials in iran. her visit comes four months ahead of a deadline for a nuclear agreement between iran and the west. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business and a little bit of pleasure. nuclear talks, the war in syria, human rights here in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over iran's foreign policy. the for-minister spoke about that and talk -- foreign minster spoke about that. and talked about an great that could be reached. he tr stressed there must be no ambiguity. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she, of course, is here as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about the issues, but also a friendship building exercise. catherine ashton stressed positivity about the talks and that there was no guarantee that any final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides seemed hopeful. >> it has been seven years s

well what we've heard is a leaked phone call between catherine ashton the head of foreign policy at the e.u. and the foreign minister of stony and now during this phone call it does seem that the foreign minister of a stone here is telling catherine national those that fired those lethal shots that killed so many people just behind me on independence square that they were firing at both sides and that they were also not taking orders from the ana coverts the deposed president all very tense shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among leishman and from the streets they were just changed my purse killing people from both sides. yeah but that. same same handwriting same type of pullups and it's really disturbing that now with their new. new coalition that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that series i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers they were it was not going to call rich but it was somebody from the new coalition this phone call to provide very severe changes to the to choose to wards what's going on here in ukraine

foreign chief catherine ashton and also we have the a stone in foreign affairs minister and catherine ashton in that phone conversation is in fact asking him about his impressions of the crane where he just returned from and he said the picture is look inside and more importantly and it's quite an eye opener this one is the fact that snipers were as you said merino wool shoots in both protesters and off the shelves both sides are really so let's listen in to what he had to say. very tense shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among. them from the streets that they were it just seems like british dealing people from both sides. yeah but so the country also showed me some photos because medical doctor or she can you know say that it's the same same handwriting same type of bullets. and it's really disturbing that now the. new coalition that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that series i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers they were it was not called which but it was somebody from the new coalition so this is what is a

catherine ashton's first trip here is headline news for iranian media. was important to get every detail right to building a new relationship between iran and europe. shareef and ashton know each other well. they have been negotiating for months in europe. with the landmark deal they reached last year on iran's nuclear program runs out in july. >> the trust is still deep. are you worried they may not succeed? >> iran is determined to reach an agreement. iran finds it in its own interests to make sure there are no ambiguities about iran's intentions because we have no intention to seek nuclear weapons. >> iran is clearly establishing better working relationships with many countries in the west. ashton's visit will strengthen further. as the negotiations go on the talks made it more difficult the. humam i did has been no prison five times. europe's top diplomat wants to engage on these issues too. >> we have come to establish for ourselves a situation here in terms of the potential for the relationship. but we also recognize that that relationship is in ma

foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit. on the business agenda nuclear talks - the war in syria, security in afghanistan, and human rights in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over rain's foreign policy. the foreign minister spoke about that, hoping that an agreement can be reached within the next four months, a permanent nuclear agreement. there must be no ambiguity in an agreement that they come up with. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she is here, of course, as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about these issues, but a friendship-building exercise. catherine ashton did stress positivity about bilateral talks, about there was no guarantee that a final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides are hopeful. >> and today marks seven years since former federal bureau of investigation agent and c.i.a. contractor robert levinson went missing in iran, he's the longest held hostage ever. his fa

that's of the is tony and foreign minister talking to each of foreign policy chief catherine ashton . headlines on r.t. international who's calling the shots into. the jews who want to blow the rise of hardline nationalists convicts among them as are raising fears ukraine's up evil has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russian national news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces and kill tomorrow morning to surrender parties out on the public ganda watch as media is fuelling panic over you. certainly a land swinging able russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of a song the invasion of crimea. it's eleven pm here in the russian top until you live with us on r.t. international you're with me tom let's say to our top story now in breaking needs the estonian foreign ministry has said the leaked phone call between the e.u. catherine ashton and the stony and foreign minister is authentic a conversation features staggering revelations to say the snipers who is shooting at both protesters and police in kiev we allegedly hired by someone from the former opp

is susan's story billed as a goodwill gesture but the opinion in the us foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran up to keep it because if you get to the keys in exchange for sanctions from the last november. the preliminary deal is set to expire on the twentieth of june. and while captain action is optimistic on reaching a more comprehensive agreement. she offers no guarantees. i think this into the grieving is greedy greedy and cool. but not so simple. as a comprehensive agreement that we are connecting gate and difficult challenging there's no guarantee both feet. i should also met with iraq's president assad upon each piece pushing for closer relations with the eu. iran is hoping to reach a comprehensive agreement that the p five plus one. iraq's foreign minister says his country is held up its end of the bargain. the house. shown good faith. we have to open a bit of it. i mask was head of a vacation the last leg of the bargain is concerned the film oscar. while the historic interim agreement and in that time it would take iran to produce weapons grade uranium by several weeks. it

lyse doucet is traveling with catherine ashton. outline the americans always seem to be the big players in negotiating with iran. how big does europe feature from the viewpoint of iranians? >> you have to remember catherine ashton played an absolutely vital role in the landmark deal last november. so she is at the heart of the negotiations. crucial historic negotiations between iran and the rest of the international community. but, yes, so when she comes here, some iranians said our problem is not brussells. our problem is with washington. many people here are skeptical. when people ask the question, is it really possible for iran and world powers to conclude a long-term nuclear deal, which they are hoping, cautiously hoping they been do by the end of july, they say that the main obstacle is not just the hard liners here in iran but the hard liners as they put it in the united states. those that still deeply distrust. he said iran does not seek nuclear weapons. the west wants more prove of that. they raise concerns about the milita

s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran. she is meeting to talk about the nuclear program. there's hope a deal can be reached by mid july. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in carbon on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business, a little bit of pleasure. the war op syria, security in afghanistan and iran. the nuclear issue weighses over iran's foreign policy. the n minister spoke about that. he is hoping an agreement can be reached by the july deadline. a permanent nuclear agreement, but stressed there must be no ambig urty in any agreement. catherine ashton is regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement, reached in november. she is here as a friend of the foreign minister, at the invitation of the foreign mincerminc ministry. she expressed positivity and stressed that there's no certainty that a final agreement could be agreed. >> japan can live without nuclear power - that is the message of demonstrators of the the tsunami killed 15,000 people and caused meltdowns at the fukushima nucle

you heard heard catherine ashton with barely disguised discontent. she clearly is very determined to get una punanimity here. there are other countries, germa germany, the netherlands. the german foreign minister spoke at the weekend of having a step-by-step approach so you could get out if russia showed signs of pulling back and backing down in terms of crimea and its troops there. nevertheless, there is far more unanimity than there was just a couple weeks ago. that is because of what's happening on the ground where you are, ben. >> thanks very few. to richard galpin in moscow. how worried do you think president putin and the russians will be on this threat of sanctions by the eu and the u.s.? >> reporter: i think certainly they will be concerned. it depends exactly what the sanctions are and who they will be targeted. we saw the list which the eu was considering last week. obviously that's the full list. we don't know who will be included and who excluded. the big list included very senior government ministers and people who are extremely close to

mo temple beach but it was somebody from the new british though cause he tried to calm times catherine ashton. we spent all the states will the states they don't comment on these tiny booth and the beast type of situations only usable he is the stands i was in a gory that this is what top and bake in a house to change the topic when it comes to how they dealing with what goes on in ukraine seeing as how stiff enough to go in the way that they put on hold its head. we had to treat disparaging remarks from head to see a us diplomat said victorian humans. she ripped the top team in. eu during the discussion that he had this week said it over the telephone then said god is the balsam line to the fbi's turns out to be the case. the eu will have to have a serious rethink about how it deals with what's going on here in ukraine salazar sefer all of her reporting. web world powers figure out their next movie in ukraine one former presidential candidate thinks the answer is simple. former congressman ron paul believes the us should say alex and ukraine here's what he told rte earlier. and absolutely i

so while catherine ashton baroness ashton the you use foreign affairs chief had no problem with the violent activities of the right sector and other ultranationalist groups when they were directed at a democratically elected government that had the temerity to say no to the use liberal shock therapy diktat in its e.u. association agreement what we see is now that the putsch that has occupied power in kiev put into place with the that would not have been able to take power without the violence of these the right sector and other ultra nationalist groups. is now condemned for. it to quote the. president of this putsch regime destabilizing ukraine so this is a such a clear hypocrisy and double standards on behalf of the e.u. foreign affairs chief that it's a wonder she didn't choke to death on her own words. ok how much will brussels now concentrate on preventing the far right gaining momentum in ukraine well. they haven't played a considerable effort in. doing anything to stop these people from gaining power in the first place we have seen previously it was just at the end of january that e.u

we expect catherine ashton to deliver a press conference and final communique in the last hour or so.t will be up to the russians. diplomats will be watching president putin very carefully. if there is further escalation on the ground, that list of 21 could be expanded and lengthened. they're working on the total list of 120 to 130 people, thi s is the first stage, it could grow until russia de-escalates in terms of the e.u. here. >> for the moment, many thanks. it may not come to sanctions. diplomatic channels are still open. the russian foreign ministry p putting forward proposals to resolve the crisis. peter sharp is live in moscow. what have they said? >> well, the channels are certainly open. it was british foreign secretary william hague who said every cybil diplomatic channel is now open to try to resolve this crisis. and john kerry, secretary of state, has floated one suggestion on monday, and this would be an offer for the russians to are draw their troops and return to bases in the crimea in return for constitutional reforms that would protect the minority groups in the ukra

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catherine ashton visited to you -- kiev and promised financial aid as long as ukraine supports new reformsthere was no beast on the legality of recent events in ukraine. >> strictly speaking, there is no one to talk to their. the government does not exist. >> the divisions between pro-european and pro-russian forces became increasingly apparent. especially in the crimea region. pro-russian demonstrators clashed with supporters of the new administration in kiev. in crimea population is russian. russia announced a major military maneuver along at order with the ukraine. it was a standard exercise. the flexing of military muscles was clearly designed to send a message to kiev. >> a moscow has sentenced activist you present for taking part in demonstrations. the group are accused of promoting violence against the state. they received sentences of up to four years. outside the courtroom, protesters were arrested by police. they arrested almost 400 people. they also arrested two members riot."punk band "pussy the european union has said that the responses proportionate. -- the response is dispro

what we are seeing in catherine ashton and angela merkel is a change in tone. angela merkel has given up on vladimir putin or is showing signs of her patients snapping. she has been the one talking to you and -- to put in and understanding him on a different level. she said he seems to be in a different mold -- that is partially the answer to one of your questions. it is hard to judge how vladimir putin will react to the sanctions. the public line from the kremlin -smanctions,ctions we don't really care. they are targeting officials close to put in -- the head of security service, the defense minister, the head of the state-run gas monopoly. this is the top-tier list. presumably in a first run of sanctions it would be visa bans. slightly low level officials so they keep some ammunition so they can escalate if putin were then to move on to steps beyond just crimea, ruling military hardware into other parts of ukraine. they want some leeway. the real question with the economic sanctions. will europe be able to speak in the collective voice, give us a sizable econ

catherine ashton has denounced right sector she's calling on them to refrain from violence to give up their arms and to basically stop behaving on democratically now this is a group that right now is this siege in the parliament in kiev calling on the interior minister to resign so finally we have an admission from the e.u. that there are some very dangerous forces among those that brought about the coup in ukraine but the timing of. nuanced to say the least throughout this crisis in ukraine the us and the e.u. have been very much in support of the protest movement the foreign minister of germany even went to my dance have pledged his support that's despite the fact that russia has repeatedly called on its western partners to reassess the situation to take a look at who it is they're supporting but right sector now it has become a major violent force in ukraine the arms that catherine ashton was talking about are allegedly stolen by right sector from weapons during the unrest they're linked to violence against anti my down activists two deaths in eastern ukraine and the group's leader

i mean eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton ict wasting pink tights imagine going on on sunday chris and his first visit to the grind. most presidential office code until honey is tending the new envoy that the company plans to build me up relations with the european union the honeybee putting the sand and stones is it has great significance the nissan to twenty one concludes a final agreement that six west end country's athletes in korea program stop until sea economic cooperation with the route including the energy sector i was to meet with a total raw honey the intention of the visit is not only to accelerate negotiations twenty runs in the air program. so to promote the various exchanges thinking about. most everyone was voted on sunday trip to the year and am still magistrate at the supreme people's assembly election was held for the first time says the nation's they did to john lennon came to power. in sunday's polls and vote as far as i get to approve or disapprove the single candidate nominated for each district. the median of one of canada's crusades cost that balance and a

is you europe's top diplomat catherine ashton has distracted the latest round of iranians into their talks in vienna as useful following the end of two days of negotiations between the p five nations and iranian delegates including foreign minister mohamad and about has reached base on the framework for negotiations to stop commenting. last month. we have found useful discussions covering effects of issues including enrichment the iraq korea. the new corporation i'm fine we'll meet again from acceptance to the ninth of april. pm. we'll continue our work on the thumb to areas which we intend to cover a comprehensive treatment. iran is likely watching developments in ukraine at very closely after russia violated the budapest memorandum that an extension of the crimean peninsula that agreement signed in nineteen ninety four but the us uk and russia guaranteed ukraine sovereignty and integrity in return for the surrender their weapons. the iranians are sure to be taken into consideration and the consequences for russia negotiating over their rank to potentially build nuclear weapons in t

the iranian foreign minister will be meeting catherine ashton who is the european union's chief foreignoy but after two days of talks the technical experts will carry on with these discussions. they could go on for another year because they are so complex. and, of course, no one believes that iran can unlearn how to enri enrich uranium but the hope is that the activities can be restricted to such an extent that if there was any suggestion that it was trying to build a nuclear weapon that that could be spotted very early on in the process. >> reporter: now, tim, how much unity will there be among world powers given everything that is going on with ukraine right now, that is a question, isn't it? >> absolutely right. of course, what happens in the world because these discussions in the world powers impinges immediately on how progress goes here. there is no suggestion yet that crimea will cause disruption to these talks. but if the iranians sense that perhaps there were splits among the people they were negotiating with for instance over crimea and russia and the united states then it mig

according to eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. she's been meeting with iranian president's house on route army and the ability does during our first visits to the islamic republic difficult challenging there's no guarantee both feet. but i think it's very important with the support of the people of the round of the what is going on. by the minister his tea. and with this approach of the internationally agreed to come my way. we should aim to try and fix it. i'm dreading street dealer on is true of some of its new clear activities in return for the batik easing of sanctions but the talks take place likes of this mom. israel says it is found fourteen long range rockets on board a ship gets intercepted in the red seal what this day the discovery was made following the fall still editing the vessels caught dead with the straight course of that. uncle rob ray dvd ever conceived by these daily meditation its afro and three and two repeats which of the range of one hundred and sixty k to meet as they claimed they were sent by iran and th

city alex stress the importance of the nation this suggests that the eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton question her iranian hosts regarding this statement this week which according to him would have endangered the israeli lives free jn one nine c butter beef is brown . i knew the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu costly am truly floored to dozens of pro kits which were intercepted when i become on knives on the red sea last week because helios i might go wif from iran into the gaza strip the destiny on it too was angrily accusing snacks or community of ignoring a right knee and sports medicine grapes is visiting the red sea port of a deal out with the name of office by eating well how was to toughen that position in nuclear talks with the islamic republic. you're on. the brutal regime. back in the state involvement in terrorism. the systematic efforts to undermine peace and security throughout the middle east. its ambition to destroy the state of isreal. so i've bought into the story action to the rockets launched been subdued in the strikes in the popular high school days frid

of those sharks especially off the conversation between the foreign minister of estonia and catherine ashton was made probably one of the story of leninist i jokingly suggested that these type of shorts could have been orchestrated by those with and deal with the cia not taken over by the power and we've had a status during both the international community and from moscow that this incident for the sniper fire and keep a month ago must be investigated. it is an expansion of state the reaction from the west to the boat being quite the end came as expected condemnation and retaliation against a number of russian officials who were as washington said the architects of the referendum in his address president clinton called on the west to respect the will of the people in the ends of us to put his palm pilot with koch has more from london well the time to resurrect his coming and they can cross the european powerhouses of increasing on a critic told in denouncing an exact date when he met friends and i may as well as the incorporation of creamy into russia cameron. my faith with the bloody vice p

the european union's foreign policy chief catherine ashton visited cuba and promised financial aid but only if ukraine introduces a significant reforms. meanwhile russian which openly supports victory on a cold which cast doubt on the legality of recent events in ukraine. so going strictly speaking there is no one to talk to their places the government doesn't exist in ukraine itself the divisions between pro european and pro russian forces became increasingly apparent. especially in the crimea region home to russia's black sea fleet progress and demonstrators clashed with supporters of the new administration in kiev. the question to care for almost sixty percent of the population in crimea. and there were fears the province could break away. on wednesday russia announced a major military maneuver along its border with ukraine russia's defence minister said it was a standard exercise. but the flexing of military muscle was clearly designed to send a message to kiev. a court in moscow sentenced seven activists to prison for taking part in demonstrations against president lavender putin

william hague to mel's results of the bike as a mockery of democracy eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton has cursed the russian cup but don't it makes crime it but to hold direct talks with the crank like a cheap one point four earthquake struck just outside of los angeles' kristin stewart abruptly woken up shortly before six thirty local time off to the quake struck about six miles north of the neighborhood of west with niamh damage or injuries have been reports that site file officials said the tremor was followed by several off to show that begins to mature and two point eight on the richter scale. it was so much significance as quite shake and i since two thousand and nine. several local tv news readers were forced to dock the coverage during the morning will cost us officials have long been prepared for another earthquake similar to one twenty years ago in the san fernando valley region of the night which killed fifty seven people. the salmon trade still runs directly underneath california between the pacific and north american tectonic plates . i am the reconvened on him more i did

and i broke mine sites and how it has a commonly shared by posting ukraine that dion is that catherine ashton was talking about certain to be still in my life exit from the two decades during the on ground spending to finance against times he might die to the assets and debts in eastern ukraine and the greens who did well and he's wanted in russia that this today think acts of terrorism and this is a meimei delay that's running for presidency in ukraine the day. on the scale is evident that the statement said. that means the foreign press into effect. is it not be as easy as evidence that he would have been eu. all brussels that every reason to announce the absence of radical groups in ukraine much earlier but turned a blind eye. as a monster bought the contents of the nation's expert from moscow state university beliefs. for the last several months the western governments and the western press has been engaged in a policy of putting their hands over their eyes in years. in a game of see no evil hear no evil speak no evil. going so far as declaring that the ultra nationalist forces either don

catherine ashton city officials will review times. if the russians don't win friends call us at some new mandates that was cautious about putting more pressure on russia. fearing the situation could escalate ambassadors from the nato countries and getting together for an emergency meeting. representatives from all twenty eight member countries will take part just days after another meeting on the crisis those from poland's requested these topics. the nato treaty says the party's focus on together whenever one of them feels their security is threatened this time now for delays in and business news the week i itch and i could more easily thing that talking about this situation in ukraine leaders of the west are threatening sanctions against russia and quits the ukraine's are wondering about financial support. yes and actually japan might be able to help that they are by discussing it right now. in fact the finance chiefs of japan in the us there are also working on a plan to help ukraine and calm financial markets. they want to keep the

scotsman today and potentially grave threat to ukraine's independence europe's foreign policy chief catherine ashton said the decision to use armed forces in ukraine isn't on warranted escalation of tensions that eu leaders will hold emergency talks on monday on the german government is falling events in crimea with concern. a spokesman for on the metcalfe said the chancellor was in regular telephone contact with russian president vladimir putin and with ukrainian politicians to try and prevent any territorial division of ukraine and a meeting with the eu commission president jose manuel barroso found some eco called on all sides to find a peaceful diplomatic solution to the crisis. apple also praised political reforms announced by the new interim government in kiev. and she said that your pet a historical responsibility to support the country. and we're joined now by our correspondent in brussels care and health care and it seemed like washington and moscow are on a collision course over that situation in ukraine was just leave your animal situation. the piece here and there in a very difficult to

the estonian foreign minister and head to head to old foreign policy for the european union catherine ashton loved it even shows that the people quick to face my purse from both sides among policemen and an apron from st. if you have to change diapers feeding the proposed site so the pace of stronger and stronger understanding that they aren't my first payment because mo temple beach but because somebody from the new british. the issue regarding the site is that she'll lose demonstrates is on please isn't the only issue that this delegation will be racing the assembled to look up the ranks of the foam rights in ukraine in particular to the streets of kiev. well the defacto police force right now come from the old playstation rights act to which all refer to this being a neo oh can i say should we also went to pick human rights violations at censorship of all the pranks in ukraine and the treatment says and peace and ultimately they want to address the legitimacy of the current government that is in charge in kiev after they took power from the elected government washington's preparing to wel

calculations the upgrade has good access to the proposed meeting with the foreign policy chief catherine ashton on tuesday and said the eu has called for an extraordinary eu council meeting on thursday this week the city regarding newspaper columnist jones deals that don't carry should not aim is criticism and most cut off at the extremists who took power in kenya. they're getting themselves out on a limb by making these area that is threatening noises about expanding roster from the g eight sanctions and financial penalties and so on and maiming people who weren't allowed to travel to the rest of me. you know are the rosters and caught the twelve ha has blessed me tips to help with is finding solution to the rain in uk issue. the only serious civil war we need russia. so to try and get in and shopped enough outfits just to upset its main international relations the differences between countries. he joined the boycott them into the show got some tiny country you can just push into the cone forget about them apples. it's awesome that day or so ago saying that to the new authority should be very

yet also commented on the recent rainy conversation between eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton and estonian minister of foreign affairs one must pack and during the composition packed tells ashton that depends of ukraine's fall of president of the canucks headaches him a happy responsible for the sniper fire during the recent mass protests in kiev. i said yes but said it was the current ukrainian government's job to investigate all the crimes committed during the run up to yanukovich is the poncho and so the adults the second he heads the european union approves additional economic assistance to ukraine the fist on the situation in ukraine when i joined tonight by up to spunk and sass stephanie for use in soup or a poke in the crimean stephanie her that i am trying to shed about thirty thousand washed and sodas at now in handy as it was more about the security situation that. well certainly if residents of vile russian troops days is apparent in their hearing or seeing them on and the report the ladies that we had overnight. what's that about eighty km southwest of here. it's a

no comments from him on the beach conversation between eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton an estonian foreign minister when they talk about evidence that might be on the new stocking of college gave orders to snipers and the media on something like this to me you would expect breaking news everywhere we're talking the evidence that those who are now celebrating victory in kiev may have well ordered snipers to show both at peaceful protesters and the police but no not about four hours it went unnoticed because it doesn't fit into the narrative doesn't. what the us media was quick to pick up on work and verified reports. but this one. jerry has agreed to give up his mission. he tried he is of course the un special envoy to ukraine he's from the middle of the father of three and was taken against his will is still time gone by that comes in the least access to a great deal of hysteria at the wine comes from the envoy was not kidnapped. but he did come across a group of protesters and the envoy was apparently escorted by police at the time decided to leave school board for the tension the

well first the stony and foreign minister tells the eu is catherine ashton that it wasn't likely ukraine's new leadership and not the only ministry to hire the snipers second mr pyne says that he is seen evidence that the very same snipers spotted both writers and police and finally he expresses deep concern that the former opposition is reluctant to investigate the shootings. i did spend those revelations to be a game changer but they've received very little attention from western politicians and media outlets russia's ambassador to the un the tide turned and highlighted the issue unfortunately of the transcript which created quite a stir in the dressing on some european media was completely ignored by the mainstream american media and as people was the source of sniper fire. your messy and therefore the jaunty and a mildly i've seen it on tv the bill with pedialyte. all positions sniper scope to overcook don't don't don't you don't own a ninety of whom wear. we're working on snipers shooting at somebody in this beast so now it's over said there were the ones who would do in the bowl so t

europe is changing its tune for the reit sector with foreign policy chief catherine ashton denouncing the group chic and other groups of violence and attempt to pressure the government legal expert alexander were curious who's calling the conflict in ukraine. thinks far right groups enjoyed much bigger influence than the west would admit. many powerful enemies lol see these mole valley we had to stay group's business including who's in charge of the national security council business the altruism of the head of the reit sector who also has an official role. and then there are various others into thinking the proceeds from prosecution to proceed is to buy the dvd of the new government. but the influence of these groups and these people. he's not small molecule which is what some people in the west of trying to pry. ukraine's interior ministry suspects the right sector of moving paintings worth about million dollars earlier the group admitted to driving stolen cars on their facebook page they have more or less confirmed that during this time of revolution they can afford to buy new auto

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a provocation europe is changing its tune note or the right sector with foreign policy chief catherine ashton denouncing the group chicken into groups of violence or the thames to pressure the government legal expert observer curious who's been following the conflict says foreign to enjoy a much bigger influence than the west would admit. how awful it was good lol. see these molten why we practice the group's business including who's in charge of the national security council it was the gal who is on the head of the reit sector who was at has an official role. then there are various others into thinking to proceed. the prosecution to proceed is to fight the disease of the new government. but the influence of these groups are these people. he's not small indulgence which is what some people in west of trying to light. after breaking with president obama is all new developments in ukraine and mr it's caused online stay with us. he's huge the secret that the victims and that is moscow's find places like these kids are spaces. we go buy a costume and the communication is key oh and excitement tha

infinite recording a conversation between east and departmental staff he's foreign policy chief catherine ashton the victories of stronger and stronger understanding of the high my first payment because mo temple beach but if somebody from the new british. if confirmed by the estonian foreign students i knew that moves across the west and dna found in the home to fifteen seventeen months and our new agreement to leave ukraine led instead to mind back to that rule for kenneth. two to seven. are you kidding me to sing louder in the coming days. will was to governments to nelson crummy is push for independence from ukraine present role of mixed signals because some other examples of when seeking self rule seems flawless contentious in europe. six of them would decide whether to quit the united kingdom the noise from abroad on that one similar sentiments to be bringing catalonia for decades yet spain's prime minister rejects a veto commencing the country's wealthiest weekend the international community's turkey club there as well but one of the three defendants that was successful in europe back in

conversation between two of the east top officials first base the new foreign minister tells the ease catherine ashton that it was a likely ukraine's new leadership and not all the administration who cry at the snow as second to supply it says he has seen evidence that the bears sunstein has targeted what the point is as well as police and find me. he expressed deep concern that the full opposition is reluctant to investigate the shootings may have spent those revelations to be a game changer but they've received very little attention from western politicians and media outlets ashes and access to the un be tied into a team told our team. it's not just the shootings that need to be present. the new pin is a good ol' events which led the coup in nineteen piaf is something i would show was recorded in the region and to which one site which will sign into my present to know coalition opposition it doesn't cover that one difference. they are one of the provisions was that the investigation should be conducted by the government and opposition on that. now that trying to walk away from that in fact i think i

sad he's received two seats no encouragement from some of the world's top diplomat including catherine ashton added present in the eu and the toe at newlands on the us that says five to seek a new box of controversial costs and that the neo rhetoric of his car. apple custard into the deep divisions within ukrainian society. ah website and i t dot com with the state while the docket in crimea rejects the self appointed his youth. i eye the peel way to administer you can comment to sixteen self sacrificing the bar which was a concept and profits. i have decided not to face a tough stance on she'll get fighting. this infuriated the accidents have all that surprising often the shoveling. off the eye ukraine's state is in the balance of regime leading candidate is of dubious legitimacy in the upcoming vote in the crimea in all likelihood puts the country's sovereignty and to question the ukraine. parked the car the new ukrainian fashion should come to our land. it's a threat to russian troops when it is a small republic and russia is a huge country to send us. walking ten and went to a small cockt

eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton as he sat that's that. there is a high possibility that said there might be someone. what was said behind the snipers who were out shooting at comcast recently he said he would retain capital. so as i sat were talking about just another example. well on the last recording and it's the possible consequences when onto his life. i have modern historian mark allen and he joins us now from oxford in the uk mythology live on ninety international thanks for being with us the un to set the scene seem to have acknowledged that sad the conversation did indeed take place and even if she did say that it was added to the elections i was at it since it's still quite blatant act of planting strategies russia what you make of that. putting it away this is liam is totally think it's a private telephone conversation. we might choose to post it was considering running for president in the elections are going great in ukraine might do to express the blues but the fact that she says the temple this week. he chewed and over over

sold right tackle article's claim international recognition and the eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton the narrows the movement abundance and pressure on the government if you love the jaded brothels her father antony said that an extremist threat the sun says mom can buy maturation back to moscow state university the western governments and the western press have been engaged in a policy of putting their hands over their eyes and ears in a game of see no evil hear no evil speak no evil. i'm going so far is declared that the ultra nationalist forces either don't exist. or i'm trying to present them as a fringe element that had no real impact or facts on the events of the year of my god riots. right now. they are seen as no longer useful so the eu would very much like to see them go quietly away in that they will not go quietly away. i think the eu will back this put regime in using force to send. and there will be moaning crying with her on and on the zune take on what's going on that night i took a break. thus the diplomacy led to breakthroughs in syria and iran feels strained relatio

foreign minister of a stone is speaking with the the head of the new foreign policy department catherine ashton and which he claims that the shootings that took place on independence square in kiev when they were carried out by the current government right now we can hear a little clip of that phone call all very tense shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among the least. from the streets that they were exchanged my purse feeling people from both sides so that varies i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers it was not going to call which but it was somebody from the new coalition now this isn't the only thing that russia wants to see investigated they claim that there's been widespread human rights violations that have gone on they want to see the investigation into just who's on who's in charge at the moment of the streets of kiev i was just there recently and right sector a group that have been termed meo nazis by some are well very much in charge there the de facto police force on the ground in kiev the other things they want to look at is the sen