put in stream of land access to crimea had been swapped. back on the crimean peninsula with moskos forces in total control a referendum was hastily arranged which the pro russians easily won. it was. clear and fair zat 85 percent of all operation was falls like i knew of great joy in russia. despite world condemnation russia now claim crimea as its own. and in the seek that it sees here and you look. to see what point that hits in they didn't look at its best the men watching got a deemed fit national but if it didn't that lead didn't like him simpleton. formal a good start but yet sally. said that what i tell it that does not like. it was not a little it was whole idea for the people people go to was a polling station we cheer. but not all shed tears of joy for most ukrainians and thought i was living in crimea it was a dark day. for giving. a life long after a lot of rain on the earth below ethel could you read this and this in appears to be echoed by the man himself in the speech to crimea in russia is. someone that is going to thank you

put in stream of land access to crimea had been swapped it.back on the crimean peninsula with most schools forces in total control a referendum was hastily arranged which the pro russians easily won. it was. completely unfair that 85 percent of all operation was falls like i knew a great joy in russia. despite world condemnation russia now claim crimea as its own. and in the seek that it sees if you look. to see what that fits in they didn't look at is the estimate watching got a deemed national but if it didn't that lead didn't like him simpleton. begins the formal a good start but usually the start of last year the want to kill it that does not like. it was not in the foot and it was holy day for the people people go towards a polling station we tears in their eyes. but not all shed tears of joy for most ukrainians and thought i was living in crimea it was a dark day. for giving it. a life long as. they normally have followed with. this ambition appears to be echoed by the man himself in his speech to crimean russians. look at us going back

russian troops and to tear it out of crimea to protect crimea and. for officer to roar or was new on that city reach going to our why. so it was. a good ratio protection of people. here we. couldn't move we. see it on the dollar store. only some years ago but there and then asked us. if we did nothing. ideally. risible given in the ceiling in all grass and a grain of our local inskip us but they are violent. because a movie in time to one of my daughters. it's there for to have could have to teach each different way of. steve's new face of sea meeting what's the stick in grozny of either me or you could go but stockholm cover season baby detail that. the russian forces had the right they claimed to protect the people it was not on that station of claim it was right joining me here and we saw russia it was to. force a russian government to support crimean people because crimea people appeared to be on beza sarette or chair or. that. the world watched impotently as russian forces took control of the entire peninsula. veteran human rights activist and c

put in stream of land access to crimea adin swore to. back on the crimean peninsula with most schools forces in total control a referendum was hastily arranged which the pro russians easily won. it was absolutely. unfair it's a 5 percent. operation was for great joy in russia. despite world condemnation russia now claim crimea as its own. and in the stick that it sees here and you will. see when you're back with that return they didn't look at your system and watching got a national but if you didn't that let you know let them see important visit you in the formal a good start but the. government said they want to kill it does not like. it was not a liberal it was holding forth people people voting station. tears in their arse. but not all shed tears of joy for most ukrainians and tough times living in crimea it was a dark day. for them on. earth. this ambition appears to be echoed by the man himself in the speech to crimean russians. look at us going back you never . gave my together for. amongst putin's 1st orders was to begin working

up next crimea russia's dark secrets. vs that of a type of nationalising on the ballot it was really it on us watching that. because you haven't asked. to show to me your father were in there but tyler myers is near russia. how many stripes the category do you listen while at the position your jeep believe will be stopped. short i didn't start a thread emotional pick your own little girl or a group or through your servers a score to live political political pollution since the russian critic. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea. for news of her missing son to move. for you but you might as well you were more than a little but i was that was that he. was a store or a sailor but there are losses that are many but you have. to more openly opposed russia's annexation of crimea in 2014. though his mother refuses to accept it it's likely he paid for his opposition with his life. here is that one major was to me was that almost life at that point that you would have had about a tr

sanctions would remain in place until russia withdrew from crimea. the u.s. . the government's anti russian tack continued. in march f.b.i. director james comey confirmed that his agency would conduct an official investigation into the russian government's alleged interference in the 2016 us election campaign. and that includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the trump campaign and the russian government and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. in april un ambassador haley once again condemned russia's complicity with the syrian assad regime this time citing a poison gas attack yesterday morning. we awoke to pictures to children foaming at the now suffering convulsions being terry in the arms of desperate things. the truth is that assad russia and iran have no interest in peace when the united nations consistently fails in its duty to act collectively there are times in the life of states that we are compelled to take our own action. 3 days later u.s. missiles hit the syrian mili

it's you only have to look at what actually happened in crimea where crime and came from crimea which creates you don't to the say. so what's been a deeply divided country with the silence in the east being predominant played. by russian speaking. people who are here still kinds of russian for titian's and the most recent so when they missed this illegal. but the whole question made protests and what happened is open to interpretation and i'm sure there will be many history is written no any way that we know that the victorian unions and the cia were complicit in setting up this western. aid or. cia and united states government opus rates occur against the jews you know that jade's president and government of the crane back in the day or he is and the imposition of this new government so the country became entirely fractured that when. there are them our staffs other than the excepted western narrative which was overlooked with screening the people of ukraine from the russian young comply however the russian government was put in a very difficult situation because suddenly now there w

so i'm not so that there was a population in something that was still cool the crimea because people remember the borders reviewers who did not want this new government to the most of these not the friends of the people of the current man. and so actually the people of the crime man well co-author 98 percent of them said we don't want to be any off of this new elite the government of the great we wish to join. the russian federation we want to be russia please 98 percent not excuse me not because it was kwame's will be an exception in the crimea and such since it's cool that school be an exception but russia now the legal niceties so what were the . contracts between khrushchev the ukraine back in the years when problem. and that's constitutional or something but i do know. the people who live there say no we want nothing to do with the snow says illinois the people in the eastern ocean it wasn't quite so easy for them i'm not sure why this is no where but when i'm telling you these you cannot you cannot talk about a 70 year old. israeli occupation of palestine and the relatively rec

israeli occupation of palestine and the relatively recent annexation or change of power in crimea in the same breath they are in is highly different things one is that there are it's not as if the palestinians in 1048 suddenly said could you send a load to jewish people from from north eastern europe please. throw us out of our homes and 700000 of us and sent us that we have to get off the land because they are going to make a jewish state and they don't want those that didn't happen there was no home with 98 percent pumice didn't suddenly saying oh yeah come on come in terms for us and the russians are throwing out the people who live in the ground near their supporting i'm sorry to interrupt because i just want to ask about a few other issues and we're going to run out of time so i want to go back to do you k. a bit you know the labor party is under accusations of being add to semantic allegation that jeremy corbyn is the man who took the labor party in that direction do you say that these are fairly gays and is there a labor party anti semite the conspiracy or. the plan. to spread

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crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera.context is everything in storytelling around the biggest issues we've done but had to do is do it again. hello there i'm the star and with the headlines for you here on al-jazeera it's the largest protest that israel has seen for a decade for the 3rd straight week now thousands of people have gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu is official residents demanding his resignation force that reports from leicester east. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the policeman increasingly repulsed barricades by the protesters renew their demand that netanyahu leave office the so-called black flag movement has long insisted that a prime minister on trial for.

crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour thousands of people are calling for israel's prime minister to resign in the largest protest in west jerusalem for a decade many are angry over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis and benjamin netanyahu staying in office while facing corruption charges. hong kong has opened a new treatment center to cope with a rapid rise in corona virus cases a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory to help carry out tests. and australia's victoria state is stepping up lockdown measures are reporting 671 new coronavirus cases on sunday a nighttime curfew is being imposed and people aren't allowed to travel more than 5 kilometers from homes. our let's take you live now to portland in the u.s. state of oregon these are the latest in more than 2 months of black lives matter protests these are live pictures from those protests but police are now praising what have become peaceful rallies over th

crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. roof. the roof. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour the world health organization as well that may never be a silver bullet for corona virus in the form of a perfect vaccine it's urging nations to rigorously enforced preventative measures such as mask wearing and testing. the financial security of millions of americans as a stake as politicians debate how much more relief they'll give to the unemployed for about 3 months they don't work has got an additional $600.00 weekly payments democrats and republicans have so far failed to agree on how the program should continue. that afghan security forces are currently engaged in a gun battle with armed men in jalalabad all reports of rockets being fired towards the cities and force numerous explosives to concede from one house. the latest round of talks aimed at breaking the deadlock over africa's largest hydroelectric dam have wrapped up without any progress the ethiopian government says that the $5000000000.00 project

schools of crimea into tas have been arrested. and killed. most believe by russian security forces crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. roof. oh. come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help enforce around a virus isolation orders anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00. the u.n. secretary general is warning of a generational catastrophe as education systems worldwide go through the largest disruption in history because of the pandemic nearly 1600000 students have been affected. boil giant british petroleum is reporting a record $16800000000.00 net loss in the 2nd quarter as a result of the pandemics economic fallout the company has cut its dividends by hard. hearkening says wakened to a tropical storm shortly after making landfall in north carolina 300000 have lost power and flooding in a beachside community caused several house fires it's now passing through eastern parts of the state the s

crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. the arab. muslim backed this is al-jazeera i'm fully back to do a reminder of our top stories levanon scabbing it has declared a 2 week state of emergency in beirut following chooses devastating explosion at least 135 people are dead more than 5000 injured and about 300000 have been left without homes authorities are blaming vast stores of highly explosive ammonium nitrate which they say were kept at the border in unsafe conditions for years several officials are now under house arrest in connection with the blasts. and twitter temporarily restricted president donald trump's campaign team account on wednesday it was in response to the account sharing video of trump making false claims about coronavirus hours earlier facebook removed the same video from the president's main page. former colombian president has tested positive for coverage 19 just a day after the country's supreme court ordered him to be put under house arrest has been detained or allegations of witness tampering and fraud which

less than 20% of those polled could identify crimea on a map. the median person was off by nearly 2000 miles, some placing it in south america. most polls, however, were willing to express a view on whether united states intervention in the dispute was a good idea, and support for intervention rose directly as one's ignorance of the location of crimea rose. [laughter] today, marshaling a case to persuade those who start from a different position is a lost art. honoring what is right in the other side's argument is considered foolish. it is hard to convince anyone of anything that he or she doesn't already believe. we essentially live in a coliseum culture that reduces discourse to combat, pitting simplistic and bipolar viewpoints against each other in a battle of slogans. nearly 50 years ago, chief justice burger warned "when men shout and shriek or call names, we witness the end of rational thought, if not the beginning of blows and combat." we have gone beyond his worst nightmare. not surprisingly, these developments have brought us to the poi

annexation of crimea, which was the first real, you know, talk about, you know, european since world war ii, yes, the incursion of turkey into cypress in 1974 and the european space. but this really is on the, you know, definitely level about what russia did in terms of annexing crimea and putting it back into the russian federation and doing this whole kind of reversal of history here. and then of course, there's the war, the intervention in syria. and there's all kinds of things we can point to. i could go on, obviously, where we thought we had to have a reaction. that again, shouldn't be the only frame, we have to assess all of these issues to figure out how we're going to move forward. not to constantly be pulled back to the same discussions. in it junk it your with the pandemic, and quite this climate crisis and this is the first day in d.c. we haven't been in the 90's, and a lot of it could be when i step outside again. we all know that things are happening here that we need to focus on and to address. and the more that we're in this tactical mud wrestling fight with russia, th

to crimea that would have see put paid to all of that i think what we might see more realistically is helpful some kind of russian may be right police operating without insignia as was the case in crimea back into the beginning today we had reports of russian specialists being brought in to the russian state t.v. company to replace the russians who've been locked out for being disloyal to the regime that kind of deniable help is much more likely and something that the kremlin might think will come with the smaller diplomatic preston in washington there is concern that this could all. lithuania is a nato member and is where the leading opposition candidate in bella ruse fled to after the election last week now we know russia has the capability to invade lithuania if only to make a point that would of course force nato to act is that a realistic concern where you will or. i can't see from now rushing the asian or native state i think that's the reason why russia has been so. vocally opposed to any kind of nato membership for ukraine for georgia a little and to belarus because for them a

off about 56 years of deep divisions of the ukraine of the crimea and on bass may be an end to some of the sanctions that have been imposed on russia now this situation better reuss really puts them into a dilemma russia doesn't see any real. thing to win in case to do so and it's been made clear time time again that the democrats and sees the roost as russia's nearest ally nearest neighbor that he plans to integrate that you countries close into one kind of federal state so i mean a protest here that would take but to respond with russia is not something the kremlin seemingly would contemplate for now. nic we're getting reports that president lukashenko has ordered police to put down the protests in minsk is there any sign of that happening where you are. i mean terry they've been doing this for the last 10 days it's been a game of cat and mouse protesters and the police no central protest camp here means people coming out across the city across the country indeed not just protests but also strikes in the country's biggest companies but it's very clear that he is relying fully on secu

schools of crimea into toss have been arrested tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crime in russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to save the forests the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands 3 of the aids world's global bird migration route for 6 right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special low clouds on the flop for ice ecosystems and that on al-jazeera. i was sitting at a brazilian judge hour that i was being trained one years or just need of mothering the father of my dojo i eat lunch here. when parents are imprisoned the government doesn't have any plan for the trigger left behind so these children need food they need shelter they are searching for love. my passion is to see that this shooting of prisoners are also given another chance to live like them which shouldn't because they're not a party to the crimes committed by their parents when

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european space but there really is on a different level about what russia did in terms of annexing crimea putting it back into the russian federation and this reversal of history here. of course there is the war in [inaudible] in the intervention and syria in the episodes and events that we can point to. we all have to have the reaction but that should not be the only frame. we have to assess all these issues and figure out how we move forward, not that we constantly pull back to the same discussion because at this particular juncture with the pandemic bursting crisis and this is the first thing in dc that we've not been in the '90s when i step out side again and things are happening here but we need to focus on them to address. the more we are in this tactical mud wrestling the less we can move forward on addressing big issues. >> give me a sense that i'm particularly interested in the last few years that rule have traditionally been the russian agenda and the big bilateral issues of arm control and where we have different perspectives for sure but we can manage this thing and this clima

crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks there is increasing pressure for nandan to turn its back on beijing and the u.k. is finding itself caught between 2 superpowers with detailed coverage israel's missed opportunities on testing and tracing is now being seen as part of a wider political failure to tackle the panda from around the world human rights groups say that at least 12 people have been either killed or disappeared by argentina's security forces. the. georgiadis there are a reminder of our top stories this hour specialists from mainland china have been deployed in hong kong to help contain a resurgence of corona virus 125 cases were confirmed on saturday the 11th day in a row cases have been triple digits. authorities in victoria australia have declared a state of disaster and tightened lockdown measures for reporting a rise in covered 19 cases 671 new infections were confirmed on sunday nearly 300 more than the previous day. and coronavirus cases in latin america have doubled in the pa

no time to die is the name of his new adventure which never had the silver spoon in april no the crimea has been postponed indefinitely. the dream factory hollywood is in a deep sleep most of the shooting here has stopped. her in. 120000 people have lost their jobs in the american family into the industries from like engineers to make up artist. sean pazin is the head of crimson studios more than 3700 square meters a current the unused normally production companies rent space and they are going to die lemme explains pazin it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew sick and cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a when animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the cinema a new sponsor ball will soon be arriving by a screaming service in homes around the one. where 3 or

schools of crimea into tas have been arrested and tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces crime in russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. well i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera lebanon has begun 3 days of mourning after a massive explosion in the capital beirut the red cross says at least a 100 people have been killed the government says the blast happened at a port warehouse where about 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate had been stored for years well these are live pictures from the port area showing the scale of the destruction hospitals are overwhelmed and nations around the world including lebanon's traditional live with israel offering help lebanon's prime minister has on dab says those responsible will pay the price. when doing it would not pass without accountability those responsible for these catastrophe will pay the price promised to the martyrs and the injured from national commitment to. colombia supreme court has ordered the detention of former president alvaro uribe he's accused of witness tamper

virus no time to die is the name of his new adventure which should have had this over split in april crimea has been postponed indefinitely. now for you is a war the release of tenet by star director christopher nolan is also on hold the blockbuster needs 80 percent of the world's film cinemas to reopen to have a chance of recovering its 200 $1000000.00 production costs. the dream factory hollywood is in a deep sleep most of the shooting here has stopped. around 120000 people have lost their jobs in the american film and t.v. industries from light tension in years to make up artists. shaun pazin is the head of crimson studios more than 3700 square meters are currently unused normally production companies rent this space but they are in a dilemma explained. it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold and things fall apart in other ways or they jump in. could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew 2nd cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very ve

outcry against russian intervention in crimea or southeast ukraine. trump has said light can't we just forget about crimea, they already took it, it is not my problem. i have a hard time seeing trump standing up for democracy in belarus, trump standing up against the kremlin. you've also seen the most important opposition member in coma because he was poisoned, one would presume by the russian government. not something we see a lot, unfortunately, but the timing is unfortunate and certainly coincidental. you have to wonder, is the kremlin trying to create facts on the ground while they know trump is still there because they know life would get more difficult for the russians in a biden administration? david: that is iran, that is russia. let's get to the big one on the agenda. that is china. do you think this is something of a success of president trump's foreign policy relationship with china? ian: in the sense that pretty much everyone, democrats and republicans, agree that the united states needs to take a tougher policy, a tougher stance against c

we seen what happen in crimea and ukraine and the attempt they are to sort of let that country and lukashenkoators. i have to say some of these scenes seem dictators. i have to say some of these scenes seem reminiscent of the decline in 89. and some of the things that happened around the fall of the berlin wall and the people power is becoming stronger and stronger. i went to minsk ten years ago and it was a pretty soulless, very much old fashion soviet state city. it felt like it was from the 19805, 905 as opposed to the early pa rt 19805, 905 as opposed to the early part of the 21st century. i think that's because of this aggressive control of the government has had. and the people there have been under this hardline authoritarian regime for very long time. boudin wants to have control. therefore, if he feels that he can retain that importance —— prudent. the russian influence on a country in his back garden as he sees it. he will look to do so. obviously, if it means the smart move is to cut lukashenko loose he would do that. he doesn't want to ferment this quiet and discord in his own cou

schools of crimea into tang's have been arrested. and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea has dark secret on al-jazeera. once welcome now fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more gentleman then syrian. money doesn't refute you get those people who don't think there is one german and i'm not the new germans on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera people around the world are facing new coronavirus restrictions as the global tally rises to more than 18000000 reported cases more than 690000 people have died nearly a 3rd of those in latin america. duggan has moved from one into the president 'd came forward and basically said that the u.s. listened to the calls of frontline years but he won't be an enhanced community quarantine or at all the lock down but rather something in between it means though that domestic flights are unlikely to resume anymore transportations will

she found nano particles of 7 different metals in the juma including crimea. tungsten and titanium. there's no metals industry around but these are all used by the arms industry. dr gassy believes francesco was contaminated by dust from a big explosion icicle at the. ok i mean they're calling out those who are looking. for that for them in. the science of nano particles is still new but the world health organization says early signs show that fine material may be harmful to public health. the w.h.o. is encouraging further research. dr getting has consulted to for parliamentary inquiries that looked into the activities of the italian defense force it was that if you know said the painter that it printed. them in a corner or. authority figure out the only real little bit you. very. much is so. so that it may. not. know. this. it's a 2 hour drive heading north out of town larder to the queerer bombing range. this is the scene of tragic health stories and mysterious birth defects that have come to be dumped the queerest syndrome. for many here life still slow and traditional. but it sou