now it's fifteen years since one of the darkest chapters of the iraq war the fallujah massacre was when u.s. soldiers opened fire on civilian protesters killing scores of people at the time the u.s. military claimed that the protesters opened fire soldiers first although human rights watch investigation never found any trace of bullets in the building the offices had been in within a year but u.s. had launched an all out military assault on the city known as the first battle for fallujah which resulted in around six hundred deaths many civilians including women and children were among the casualties and washington used white phosphorus and depleted uranium at the time which according to doctors led to this infant deaths miscarriages and also birth defects it was also a twelve folding crease in child cancer cases that's higher than among urashima survivors were years on locals in fallujah still dealing with the consequences. that are. so here this story begins with that attack on fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had fatima. the doctors dis

troops fired on civilian protesters in the iraqi city of fallujah ensuring first battle for fallujah. see some six hundred civilians killed half of them women and children the operations by the u.s. and its allies in the city saw the deployment of white phosphorus and also depleted uranium a word of warning you might find some of the upcoming images disturbing well according to a report by the u.s. governmental national center for technology information local iraqi doctors did see a surge in deaths miscarriages and also birth defects between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine was also twelve folding increase in child cancer cases that is in fact higher than among her survivors is on flutie residents to still dealing with the consequences. that are so i hear the story begins with that attack on fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had tried to much. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. was. there i said i have conducted a study based on samples analyzed in certified germa

troops fired on civilian protesters in the iraqi city of fallujah but the ensuing first battle for fallujah would see some six hundred civilians killed half of them women and children the operations by the u.s. and its allies in the cities saw the deployment of white phosphorus and depleted uranium void of warning you may find some of the following images disturbing according to a report by the us government told national center for biotechnology information local iraqi doctors source in infant deaths miscarriages and birth defects between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine there was also a twelve fold increase in child cases that is higher than among hiroshima survivors years on the loser residents still dealing with the phone. with us on this story begins with that talking when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had tried to. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and i said i have conducted a study based on samples analyzed in certified german laps which have nothing to do with any polit

people of the iraqi city of fallujah struggled with consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the iraq war. welcome to the program international one saturday morning story. no. that's the verdict of the u.s. house intelligence committee which found no evidence that donald trump was twenty sixteen presidential campaign was working with russia the report further deepen partisan divisions in congress as the democrats refused to endorse the findings and to continue the probe. if you've heard it once you've heard it a thousand times but here it is once more for those of you in the cheap seats the russian active measures campaign against the united states was multi-faceted they leverage cyber attacks covert platforms social media third party intermediaries in state run media the house intelligence report begins with a novel idea the american people rightly want to know what the russians did and how and well each section starts off with accusations of what the kremlin did where the evidence is meant to be there is just a bunch of bl

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that i hear the story begins with that attack in fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had to fight among. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and i have conducted a study based on samples analyze them in certified german maps which have nothing to do with any political party they found your a new career and other publications you know. this mr howard she's a very good student despite her disability when she writes on the board or in her notebook i mean it is very legitimate she's one of the best unions in. and there's been little relief for civilians in a matter of years islamic state would start to take a foothold in fallujah bringing with them the turmoil of civil war and even after i saw was driven out of the country local still say life in the city is far from normal. and although we came back from the camp to fallujah they told us that the city and its suburbs are clear of these so we came back as we were cleaning the house an i.e.d. went off and killed my sister and sister. a

had launched an all out military assault on the city it became known as the first battle for fallujah it resulted in around six hundred deaths many civilians including women and children were among the casualties washington used white phosphorus and depleted uranium which according to doctors led to a surge an infant deaths miscarriages and birth defects there's also a twelve volt increase in child cancer cases that's even higher than among hiroshima survivors years on and locals in fallujah are still dealing with the consequences. exactly the story begins with that talk in fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had tried to make. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and i have conducted a study based on samples analyzed in certified german maps which have nothing to do with any political party they found here a new career and other pollutants. in this but she's a very good student despite her disability when she writes on the board or in her notebook and it is very nice she's one of o

and although we came back from the camp to fallujah they told us that the city and its suburbs clear up on these so we came back as we were cleaning. in the house an i.e.d. went off and killed my sister and sister will they remember are not this neighborhood went through a lot this house lost two women i lost a son and the other was crippled having seen any official pass by here ask about us offer condolences. but the work over the area is destroyed is not a place anyone would want to come to we stay in our houses go to the house in front of us use this road to come in and out of it that's it we don't go anywhere else the area is full of bombs or additional fire look at these flags all over the place which we can't work here the area is dangerous that soldiers have come here set off two or three bombs and left this area behind me is closed off from the flanks trying to come home but they can't. america's secretary of state might pump aoe has accused germany of failing to meet its nato military spending telling us yet perlin is digging deeper into his pockets to purchase aircraft and

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people in the iraqi city of fallujah struggled with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the iraq war started. germany is stepping up its military spending pumping money into state of the hardware that is despite concerns from the opposition and the general public. behind me is apparently the future of the european mail. and secretly recorded order released by the intercept shows how the us democrat leadership pressured a new candidate to drop out of the race for the u.s. house seat in colorado. news on the hour every hour and what a big day for news it is welcome to the program this is r.t. international. so no collusion that is the verdict of the u.s. house intelligence committee which found quote no evidence that donald trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign was working with russia the report further deepen partisan divisions in congress as the democrats refused to endorse the findings and valid to continue the probe. investigate. if you've heard it once you've heard of a thousand times but here it is once more

city of fallujah struggles with the horrific consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies this is fifteen years. after the iraq war started. and as the new u.s. state takes a swipe at germany claiming it's not paying its way when it comes to nato defense we head to the berlin show where germany showcasing its latest military hardware. it's not just the professionals that get to saw through the air using this tactical simulator of a helicopter i can even fly a mission over this small children town. for a bumpy ride with me in charge. thanks for joining us midnight here in moscow my name is neil harvey and this is artie international. a russian lawyer who caused a stir over her meeting with trumped campaign officials back in twenty sixteen is making headlines again now the mainstream media claim that she's confessed to having connections with the kremlin artie's daniel hawkins explains it started by the media as a smoking gun that would breathe new life into the search of ties between trump and the kremlin a crucial piece of the puzzle the russian

iraq the city of fallujah struggles with the consequences of chemicals or radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the war started. and as the new u.s. secretary of state claims germany is not paying its way in nato defense r.t. goes to the berlin air show where the country is showcasing its latest military code where. it's not just the professionals who get to sort through the air using this practical simulator of a helicopter i can even fly your mission over these small children town albeit rather a bumpy ride with me in church. like a palm tree and you watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. the russian lawyer who caused a stir over her meeting with donald trump's campaign officials in twenty sixteen is again making headlines u.s. mainstream media now claim she's confessed to having connections with the kremlin artie's daniel hawkins explains. it's started by the media as a smoking gun that would breathe new life into the search of ties between trump and the kremlin a crucial piece of the puzzle the russia

russian government informant we look at the revelations to see if there's anything new in the city of fallujah struggles with the consequence of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and also its allies fifteen years after the iraq war started but the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei it says nato ally germany is not spending enough on defense the burden seems to be changing as it presents new military hardware. it's not just the professionals that get to sort through the air using this tactical simulator of a helicopter i can even fly a mission over this small german town albeit probably be right with me in charge. hello there is just on seven pm this saturday evening here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. no no collusion that is the verdict of the u.s. house intelligence committee which found no evidence donald trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign had been working with russia however the democrats still refused to endorse the findings and have to continue the probe with more on the report. if you've heard it once you've heard it a thousand times but here

iraqi city of fallujah struggles with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. on this allies fifteen years after the war stasis. as the new u.s. secretary of state might pompei on his first foreign trip claims germany is not paying its way towards a nato defense. more news headlines go to r.t. dot com coming up next hour my colleague rory sushi a takes us through the week's top stories but for now it's a kaiser report. how do you there. are this is a kaiser report now or in canada. hockey. you know it's all friendly here we love it. max we were last time we were here and we were courted here we made a big show about the fact that we had stayed at the trump protel well some things have changed quite rapidly since we were here last and that is toronto hotel dumps trumps name so that hotel is no longer called the trump protel it's called something else. hotel the rocket rashard hotel. and it i reeking of those we're only your famous hockey players from. the ken dryden otoh he was a sort of whatever it turns out maple leaves for their good too but i couldn

the iraqi city of fallujah struggles with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the war started. and as the new u.s. secretary of state claims germany is not paying its way in nato defense on t.v. goes to the berlin a show where the country is showcasing its latest military hardware it's not just the professionals that get to sort through the air using this toxic old simulator of a helicopter i can even fly your mission over this small children town albeit drop a bumpy ride with me in church. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the russian lawyer who caused a stir over her meeting with donald trump's campaign officials in twenty sixteen is again making headlines the mainstream media now claims she's confessed to having connections with the kremlin artie's daniel hawkins explains. it started by the media as a smoking gun that would breathe new life into the search of ties between trump and the kremlin a crucial piece of the puzzle the russian lawyer wh

the iraqi city of fallujah just struggles with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the war stops here's. how the new u.s. secretary of state might pump a zero on his first foreign trip claims germany is not paying its way towards nato defends. it's not just the professionals that get to sort through the year using this tactic called simulator of a helicopter i can even fly your mission over this small truman town albeit it's rather a bumpy ride with me in church. or you can go to r.t. dot com for more on those and other stories next on our international it's going underground with a look at the politics behind the syria air strike and in the u.k. and ireland sputniks discusses the growing influence of alternative media. i magine are going underground as trade unions around the world demonstrate to remember the dead and fight for the living on international workers memorial day coming up on the show just twenty four hours after a nato meeting in brussels award winning author and foreign correspondent charles glass t

to take everything from the residents of timbuktu that was of vital importance to them it dick in fallujah if that is taken from them or they no longer have any points of reference. it will be as if they had never even existed. there mid-air they exist in a particular war valente if you are nothing that would prevent a panic it's easy to manipulate here so you can see from that as. it comes in every they can do what they like with you. we had to prevent that cost what it may is going to differ young absalom also for it as of the. other guy out there i think. that this we had to look on as the more the limbs were destroyed i mean shows the same as happened in my rebellious. and i'm sure same as happened in most of the muslim. and then for the same as happened in yemen the image and in other countries. after more than six months the rescue operation was largely completed over three hundred seventy seven thousand manuscripts from thirty five family libraries and the state owned library had been saved ninety nine percent in all. the last trucks arrived in bamako in february twenty third. the f

in other news the city of fallujah struggles with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years this is after the iraq war started. plus the new u.s. secretary of state takes a swipe at germany claiming that it's not paying its way when it comes to nato defense we go to the berlin air show germany's been showcasing its latest military hardware. it's not just the professionals that get to sort through the air using this tactical simulator of a helicopter i can even flying a mission over this small children town albeit a bumpy. right with me in charge. with this my name is neil harvey this is artie international. a russian lawyer who caused a stir over her meeting with trump campaign officials back in two thousand and sixteen is once again making headlines now the mainstream media claim that she's confessed to having connections with the kremlin artie's daniel hawkins explains. it started by the media as a smoking gun that would breathe new life into the search of ties between trump and the kremlin a crucial piece of the puzzle the rus

russian government informant we look at revelations to see if there's anything new in the city of fallujah struggled with the consequences of chemicals and radioactive materials used by the u.s. and its allies fifteen years after the iraq war started. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei it says nato ally germany is not spending enough on defense seems to be changing as it presents new military hardware. is now the next step towards the kind of independence in europe and of course comes along with a clear push. for good afternoon is four pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international no collusion that's the verdict of the u.s. house intelligence committee which found no evidence donald trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign had been working with russia however the democrats still refused to endorse the findings and have to continue the probe with more now on findings from the report. if you've heard it once you've heard it a thousand times but here it is once more for those of you in the cheap seats the russian active measures campaign against the united states was multi-fac

by the killing of the her forces of thousands of syrians in a rocket and thousands of iraqis in a fallujah and not using white phosphorous agent which is a chemical weapon. and. isn't this a war crime my colleague the ambassador of sweden. remarks of the former defense secretary of britain henderson miles of the human body and this is to my colleague from the british the edition. mr henderson spoke of his kind of jesus and the united states use of those chemical weapons in iraq he said and i quote. and. it is unbelievable that you know even we would occupy a country that has iraq you have to look for chemical weapon of and. use of chemical weapons against that very same country your child is there these are pictures coming out of the u.n. security council where the mechanic the syrian ambassador and you're from jeffrey is pressing the security council on this special session to be. addressing the tension especially in syria let's get over to michaela has been listening in obviously we're getting. a defensive posture of the syrian ambassador and also a bit of a history lesson but he seems t

sure it never reaches the point where we have to take up arms but that's not up to us when it's in fallujah and a few days later the marxist philosophy habit mark who's from berkeley california visited the free university he gave the students a justification for violent resistance. i think the term violence covers two very different things institutionalized. violence defending the status quo and the violence of resistance that necessarily remains illegal in relation to positive law. illegal. but nobody could define exactly when resistance became illegal rudi dutschke of couldn't either but he dead to question the legitimacy of power. the next important stage in overcoming our self-imposed isolation would be the project off expropriating this should bring out cooperation. how do we work outside of the operators that assumes that west berlin could become an international city of subversive action that we could implement free cities plans and an altered form where we could turn west berlin into an international subversive city against stalinism and fascism and in favor of supporting the third

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know when iraqi refugees people refugees when the bombs are open the american dream they did when fallujah was on the far the white phosphorous that was used against you know he'd been through it by now some fortune some. say. this is going to film to see. if he's. writing something think if it's already a little soul to go. that's it he's a very talented comrade not kind and his work and him that reputation that people from all over the world including i'm choosy about english i'm just here out of it all go into yes. i think it's really dangerous time to be. at home that i'm not so i think i'm a bug oh my then i'm thinking maybe. i am doing this for the benefit of saddam people. so bad they seem to be emboldened. as. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. april on al-jazeera from the stories beyond the headlines followed lines examines the u.s. as role in the world's fifty years since the death of martin luther king we examine the impact of his assassination and the state of race relations in the u.s. today the award winning show tries returns for another s

sort of an offensive they bombard these towns so thousands of people are going to be bussed out of fallujah and cafe and this is the fourth agreement of its kind in recent weeks the government using either the threat of military action or military action to force rebels to surrender and they have been targeting areas that have been besieged by rebels which gives them really little choice because if they keep on fighting at the end of the day they're under siege so they have little choice but to lay down their arms. the new u.s. secretary of state is on the final day of his diplomatic towards the middle east mike pompei us now in jordan where he's held talks with the foreign minister he emphasized the importance of jordan's roles in helping solve conflicts in neighboring countries and he urged the palestinians to reengage in talks with israel while also commenting on the recent protests that the dolls and israel border and what forty palestinians have been killed by israeli forces. about the activities in gaza over the past days and weeks we do believe the israelis have the right to defend t

lot of the coverage of the -- and there's -- not much different than the kickoff in the war and fallujah still the same world. just more instant there as max says i wongd per you're driving in a point about -- maybe greg is there too. but you know what was the gears weren't meshing there between the military strategy and the politician. but if west is overpromising he's not really aware of what's going on on the ground. >> yeah, he is. yeah. i think we food to be very, very careful about this idea that west is kind of a -- doesn't understand what's going on. so i wonder to overplay the hand. >> i think he makes a critical critical -- in this case in public he overstates the case but the problem in private he's having different conversation with the president. but that's not the story but saying different things to the president. and unfortunately i think is part of this salesmanship campaign is a johnson white house calls it, late 1967 that helps -- over sell progress in the war that creates a credibility gap in early 1968. and again this is important to consider in terms of -- artificia

ad sometime between now and november in montana where somebody who served with admiral jackson in fallujah the screen and i say i'm from montana, i served with admiral jackson, you know, in the west, we confront people face-to-face. we don't stab them in the back. eric: so you are saying this could have legs? >> i think that this goes to the character of john tester, and it's not mccarthyism, but it is character assassination that he engaged in because if these 23 people are real, some of those should stepped forward and put their names to the charges. eric: he says he has a duty as chairman of the committee to investigate. >> fine, once he investigates you should be allowed to confront your accusers. that's part of the justice system. eric: he won the last senate race i think by 4 points. >> it is going to be a close race. eric: president trump won the state by 20. >> the state auditor has won statewide, i think that race is going to go down to the wire. eric: tell us about the auditor. he was a state senator. he's a rancher. in montana. ted cruz, rand paul and tea party supported him, bu

troops fired on civilian protesters in the iraqi city of fallujah in sewing first battle for fallujah would see some six hundred civilians killed half of them women and children the operations by the u.s. and its allies in the city saw the deployment of white phosphorus and depleted uranium a word of warning you may find some of the following images disturbing according to a report by the us government told national center for biotechnological information local iraqi doctors source surgeon infant deaths miscarriages on birth defects between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine there was also a twelve year old increase in child cancer cases that is higher than among hiroshima survivors years on fallujah residents are still coping with the consequences the death of the son here this story begins with that attack on fallujah when the americans attacked at first i had a few miscarriages and then i had tried to move. the doctors discovered that it was a result of the phosphorus which was used by the americans. and i have conducted a study based on samples and eyes in certified g