dimitri babbitt your reaction to it that you are. apply. coral understand anything new in russian or ukrainian. it's just been posted here something about that hundreds of windows that this program said that forty people killed in the south yes i know when. the sweater the press reported. russian engineers. the new beauty and what was especially strong in one of the san benito smoke and tools and keeping us in on themselves. humans are staples. and so sweet. this is in the last animal kingdom of love with him. this is the reason why such a peaceful night. here's to great is no stopping the blood and you see these people and left. and of themselves. it only has their own appraisal and ukrainians on the news media. you see people leaving joe is in the at the gas instead of a state pension fund. inspired by what made by the separatists you don't know all of them that he was going and i met him then. these nations have probably been on the sinking of the sauce. the european union. it will separate its hold on to the beauty. so this is the reaso

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russian space official and slavic chris christie dimitry rogozin-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) he tweeted, "i suggest the u.s. delivers its astronauts to the i.s.s. with a trampoline. ha-ha-ularruous." but you know what? we don't need a trampoline because we'll just get into orbit on our new rocket. three, two, one. houston! we have liftoff! ( cheers and applause ) delivered its payload. and, oh, oh, russia, oh, no. our astronauts will have to go back to taking off from sunny florida instead of the beautiful resort town of baikonur, kazakhstan. in the meantime, russia's playing right into our hands, folks. they don't realize america's got a secret weapon aboard the international space station-- my treadmill, the combined operational load-bearing external resistance treadmill, or the colbert. ( cheers and applause ) and, look, right now, right now, somebody is on it. you know what? it's probably not an american because he's exercising. okay. time to spring the trap. attention! attention, colbert tret midaccess crise protocol alpha, gamma, victor. retake the i.s.s. for america. engage, trea

us authorities rusher is already in recession and financial analysts to form but nash was policies dimitri forays of making russia to risky investments the cream to gdp will fall by about five percent in two thousand fourteen according to the international monetary fund. even the weak economic prospects in inflation expected to reach sixteen percent by the end of the year the imf predicts that gdp will actually be boundary two percent in two thousand thirteen. he and expects the unemployment rate to fall from eight point five percent to nearly seventy five percent to two thousand sixteen in inflation is estimated to fall nearly six percent in two years' time the fund recently approved a seventeen billion years dollar bailout package to help the struggling economy to be released over two years the washington based organization approved emergency package after the government's new concrete easter performs her to help ukraine beat economic stability. the korean law three c three point two billion years dollars from the imf mid may to help the country's aids deaths ever since the protests cont

moscow has accused ukraine of breaking a diplomatic agreement to ease the crisis former criminals men dimitri prescott told russian state tv that the actions of the kiev government canceled out the geneva agreements and that russia did not expect even partial implementation of the event the conflict is spreading from the east into southern ukraine. as well as the wii on skin donetsk there were violent clashes in odessa. the city is mainly russian speaking. it's been relatively peaceful until now at least three people were killed there as pro kiev and progress and demonstrators clashed during a march in support of ukrainian unity several other people were injured. still i've got to our reporter katie logan she's on the ground for us in eastern ukraine and netscape first up. what's the situation on the roads into the sold out right now our ukrainian troops prepare to move into that city. but the risks that there could be a high level of civilian casualties. i think is going to be very difficult fold of the commandments of ants it's pretty much sealed off but that all ukrainian manage the checkp

just two days after dimitri medvedev to cough is as president. thousands and saw the biggest display of russia's military hardware in twenty years to mark the sixty fifth anniversary some of onion sixty modern military vehicles including the tall pole and ground based missile launcher the band serious air defense system in the s four hundred trial three mo air defense missile system. grilled through the moscow square more than eleven thousand troops took part in the march in the two thousand thirteen the russian air force became one of the highlights of the parade with the flight over by sixty eight planes to mark the sixty eighth anniversary. russia says the thirty fourth fighter jet also made its debut in the race. the crimean city at some awesome wallace also putting a large scale military event to mark the anniversary of russia's victory over germany. her radiance of possible that comprise two parts a military aviation show and a traditional military parades and russia media reports have suggested that russia france and black airport and quit

adaptable people you know dimitri it are looking at who safavian western meeting coming out of a western capitals it seems so self-defeating because russia in the in the west have a lot of commonalities i mean we go through history literature music eccentric cetera they were not so different but you know it because russia will not fall in line with the western what i call the washington consensus it must be punished but at the same time the west has really wonderful relationships with authoritarian regimes like saudi arabia how do you square the circle. well i agree with george that the west nile resembles the coleman town of one thousand nine hundred years i will do and say in one nine hundred twenty s. and explained so there did you at that peter you just described the main idea or the commentary was that everything is moral of that serves the purpose of the revolution soul for the west right now as we have seen in ukraine everything that serves the purpose over evolution is right you can attack presidential candidates if they are pro russian you can use army you can use special police

other front runners most likely to take the tough top job and one of them is the radical neo nazi dimitry yarosh rang up all the candidates now here's a. young bush leads the ultra nationalist right sick to party weary of the european union he wants to know it taxes on small businesses and break up conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the bloodstained whiston supported clinton and now he's one of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorist efforts there matt just ask what that word you've used squish means to physically eliminate them. only crackly book is chairman of the right wings for both a party and thinks ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge moscow more for gas transits he's called for the russian language to be banned and he believes minority rights should be limited he's also charged with being anti semitic we're being dragged into homosexual values by the western states and we will not allow that. to machine code known as much for her hip

for that's probably it will be an indian national security interests especially up in dimitri secrecy and so that guests of the reason why. and that's the up. why do most of the participating countries one good plan. you know the information has been given too late. most importantly of legal bills all families of the passengers cso worry about what's really going on the one answer from monies in government and they all go with evil nation has been you know. the review so late it's i'd i'd suddenly believe in this appeal in law for them to make that decision if a week. i think they should go to ny and share the information a window for the behavior of all it should be lots of cozy duty stuff cost of the reasons behind it. okay i don't blame them. it shows things happen to other country can be a model. half of the same concern as well great but let's just suppose you a scenario number one they simply could not pick it up. ap completely missed it. what is to tell. to thee o people. he told not to see malaysia close to in parts of southeast asia. here the air defense system or in their de

not even worth a single line there was more objectivity on those terms during the cold war you know dimitri i think it's very interesting because of the media coverage of what's going on in ukraine and we have to remember people in east ukraine south ukraine do not live in a vacuum but they obviously see the west now is their enemy did it wasn't a six months ago but now they know they know who washington trusts and is funding and will give arms possibly to if they haven't already i mean this is again western media and its drumbeat of ignorance is what it is there are separating ukraine more and more is every day passes. well that is true but on the other hand it's interesting that if you look at the latest trends in the western media it's a kind of forced optimism there are right now that they play all the time in my hands again i have a reuters report you know which says that electoral districts in the operating sole hold fully presidential elections will be held there and then ukraine will be peaceful again the other drumbeat that the us is that all we've got that. site he told me to walk

the flow state decided to get a call from ukraine and india to join the tutu and russia as misogyny dimitri minute to minute he said that the goal is to realization when you see it framed in turn couched in terms of up to the end of independence sovereignty. is that for you the same thing as federal is a sham well it isn't. and erm whatever way we read that donetsk ever questioning from. it's not up to them to join russia poured onto in russia. they can only vote for what they are responsible for for their territory for their voters of course they don't decide whether the jordan rushed or not they can request at some point in some form. so that's a little early to talk about you know. russia an accident or whatever. mr crean is heaven. ieee you know when i first read about that question. it was his report in the russian press my side and the quest awarding the question is relevant effectively i don't even really think they knew what that meant when they when they wrote the question to be honest on its interpretation on the ground. the man on the street. ahmed people were gathered. you know

my guest when will auction writer in berlin he's an editor and reporter and in moscow we crossed dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with the voice of russia radio station right gentlemen cross-talk roles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it before we start the program graham phillips who works as a stranger for our team was arrested in eastern ukraine a few hours ago he was supposed to join us i hope that he's going to be taken care of being treated fairly because we know that journalism and journalists are very much in danger reporting trying to do their job in ukraine. start out with you first and this is very general program on western media coverage of the crisis in ukraine in a nutshell how would you describe it. well i would describe it in a non show as bolshevist the main problem is not that the media is controlled by reach and powerful that has always been the case unfortunately but in the case of ukraine the western media is controlled by stupid than venturous so what their western media did in ukraine it was exactly what can a l

that's dimitri speaking of a presidential candidate and the leader of the notorious near nazi reich sect of group which has recently become a political party in ukraine the statement was made gerry and they should watch t.v. debate ahead of next week's vote. they are when the says of the ukraine crisis is reaching a point of no return that's as government troops continue their offensive in the east of the country several self-defense checkpoints near come across have unfortunately been attacked and a factory is on fire the city isn't about the region which has recently declared its independence from following a referendum on its way and phillips reports from the region. we've seen in the last couple of nights it's fighting intensify not doing the same for over a month last night was the most robust action yet seemingly of the ukrainian military to retake the city we had blasts we had done fire explosions going off all mine what we also have today is more conflict on the numbers the ukrainian government the kiev government said that there are fatalities on the side of the pro dinette the

large scale guerrilla war in the dawn it's region and we're already working on that one that's a dimitri speaking there a presidential candidate and leader of the notorious new york not the right sector group which has recently become a political party in ukraine a statement was made during a nationwide t.v. debate ahead of next week's way out. the u.n. says that the ukraine crisis is reaching a point of no return that's as government troops continue their offensive in the east of the country. the military have shelter the city of comma tosk several self-defense checkpoints have been attacked and gunshots fired at local buildings one woman has read a lot of you've been injured a local factory has also fortify in the city isn't the new it's the region which has recently declared its independence from kiev following a referendum on its graham phillips report we've seen in the last couple of nights it's going to intensify not doing the same for over a month last night was the most robust action yet seemingly if the ukrainian military to retake this city we had blasts we had done fire we exp

ukrainian government it's known for its neo nazi ideology and for intimidating its opponents and leader dimitri arrow's recently hit out at the interim authorities in kiev accusing them of betrayal citing the rising death toll among his members yet russia is also running in sunday's a presidential election and for more on the lineup in the race his policy is to leads the ultra nationalist right sick to party weary of the european union he wants to lower taxes on small businesses and break up conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the bloodstained whiston supported and now he's one of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorist efforts they're mad just ask what that word you've used squash means to physically eliminate them or. only credible is chairman of the right wings for both a party and thinks ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge moscow more for gas transits he's called for the russian language to be banned and believes minority rights should be limi

minister says ukraine will now have to pay for gas in advance starting from tomorrow according to dimitri medvedev kiev now has enough money given the multibillion dollar cash injection ukraine it's received from the international monetary fund ukraine is three point five billion dollars worth of gas bills outstanding and moscow fears it's not planning to pay that off any time soon overdue payments have led to russia halting gas supplies to ukraine twice over the past decade after the country tried to siphon off fuel from transit pipes. i i. i. nato's era pink a model says the alliance is ready to increase its defensive measures near russia has already been evidence that this is already happening with around six thousand personnel on the ground the alliance is staging war games in a stone it expected to last for three weeks now the troops are backed by fighter jets missile defenses and anti aircraft units plus a cyber security team the so-called spring storm drill is an annual event which is was first held back in two thousand and three however according to studies military this year the

debate ahead of the upcoming poll for the country's top jobs dimitri yarosh also voiced threats of attacks on crucial facilities including the gas pipeline that runs from russia to europe. and just to bring you up to date here on r.t. international the leaders of the newly proclaimed dawn yet people's republic are saying there is a full scale military operation underway on the outskirts of the cities of. risk both have seen some of the worst fighting since the start of kiev's offensive in the rest of southeast locals have been reporting loud explosions and repeated heavy gunfire and still reporting for us in sloviansk journalist graham phillips. it's been repeated last somewhat we have reports that we have ukrainian military all signs of the cities that we have been reportedly east of the city we have heavy fighting and we had of course you claiming that removing it from the south and moving in from the north. we've got a lot of blasts we've been explosions we've got reverberations of gunfire ricocheting around the city of and this is the heaviest i've heard yet it's not a program once wha

training for years now and we know that they have several thousand members just recently their leader dimitri you're also announced that he was stablish in the new proposals in eastern city a force of a thousand right sector to help control eastern ukraine but we also know that the putsch government has created what they call a national guard and it is composed almost entirely of other alter nationalist groups and militias that were once part of the my don movement. as far as i understand this national guard is not affiliated with the army or with a no it is not so does that give them some sort of immunity do you think oh all clearance there have been several calls for mobilization most of them failed by this government and last week they announced the creation of a new civil defense force and when they were doing in this they delineated the duties between the civil defense force and the national guard both a separate from the military which they regard as ideologically. disloyal able to carry out their orders to act against their own people and it was made clear that the national guard's dut

ukrainian government known for its far right ideology and for intimidating its opponents its leader dimitri yarosh recently had out of the interim authorities in kiev accusing them of betrayal citing the rising death toll among his members yeah russia is also running in sunday's presidential election and for more on the line up in the race is paul asleep. before she lies with you this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. to leeds the ultra nationalist might seek to party when we have the european union he wants to know it taxes on small businesses and conglomerates owned by ukraine's super rich back in february his supporters were the main fighting force in the blood stained waist and supported and now he's one of the main backers of the military crackdown in the east. we have to squish all those behind the terrorists efforts they're mad just ask what that word you've used squish me to physically eliminate them. only credible is chairman of the right wings for both a party and thinks ukraine should give up on russian gas and charge mos

according to dimitri medvedev. given the multi-billion dollar cash injection ukraine received from the international monetary fund ukraine is three point five billion dollars worth of gas bills. to pay off at any time soon overdue payment. to the country twice over the past decade the country trying to siphon off fuel from transit pipes. well ukraine has been a mainstay of the u.s. state department news briefing in recent months and today was no different really important george we know going to tell us what was. different said at all. no we just heard what has become a daily tirade against russia spoken by the u.s. state department spokesman spokeswoman jen psaki she at least a new list of accusations regarding this weekend referendum referendum is insisting that the u.s. will not recognize the outcomes misaki said that the methodology used for the voting in the referendum was highly. highly suspect and also claim that children and citizens in moscow and st petersburg cast ballots but she didn't provide any proof

ukraine it will now have to pay for its gas in advance of starting within the next twenty four hours dimitri medvedev added that the i.m.f. loan to ukraine means it should now be able to pay more than three billion dollars in outstanding gas bills overdue payments have led to russia to hold to get supplies to ukraine twice in the past decade after the country tried to siphon off fuel from transit pipe. the end of the standoff in nice in euro passim of the united states push hard to isolate russia's energy market this way to paul craig roberts an eco economist who served in the reagan administration is those that washington's hostility to russia traces back to well before the ukrainian crisis well washington won't she call well they need it i mean look. they've been defeated in afghanistan they were blocked from attacking syria and iran so they've got to keep the military security trump likes shut and that goes that's where an important part of their campaign contributions come from you see when washington gives the taxpayers' money to the military sector it is cycled back in campaign contrib