the rage of a beleaguered population is still at the forefront of greek society as parties jacob greaves now reports. system under siege m.p.'s drowned out the pleas of tens of thousands of demonstrators amassed within a short passing another round of unpopular cuts. the results proved incendiary. that uganda protests turned violent as protesters including fringe and a kiss clashed with police again leaving their mark on athens. a day on this is the remnants of public anger for glasses and the only thing that's been broken as governments past increasingly unpopular austerity cuts will be left asking who can they trust serve their interests the measures are very very tough part of the poor people especially and this is the reason that they feel. the today i think more measures have been taken and they're it's not going to work in the end they'll be another bill he clearly had bad and. oh i hope for the best but i don't see it coming. under pressure from brussels and the international monetary fund the greek government has cut more jobs to slash funding for the nation's pensions a minimum

jacob greaves outlines putin's key point really here he was building upon what he said just a number of days ago and dressing tens of thousands of people in mass to show support for the prime minister what we're hearing is a bit of a snippet of what we might expect if you take the presidency on the fourth of march with words certainly growing in strength and sharpness as well when dressing international relations in general said that russia won't dance the tune of any other nation and europe on three key policy areas one being syria defending russia's role in the u.n. security council and the right to wield the veto he also touched upon that of the missile defense shield a sticking point with the u.s. relations expressing even though every nation has a right to defense is defend itself against any national security threats but the current policy is really into a problem of a security threat because the stress that the u.s. on this issue of proving quite allusive and not very serious when it comes to negotiating with russia but maintained that russia has enough of an arsenal enough cl

the latest on the ground in our greaves joining us live now to take up a night of incredible pictures coming out of the greek capital raising violence tell us what is happening in the greek capital right now. based on those pictures as events that took place last night really getting a sense here that the government the greek government is under attack from all sides now you've got the e.u. eurozone international monetary fund really increasing the pressure saying the cuts haven't gone far enough and they have been implemented correctly also we saw taking place last night we have the demonstrators now really amassing in very large numbers.

handed with explosives earlier this month turned out to be planning an assassination attempt jacob greaves is across the latest developments. it's already based on confessions there since speed acquired warm say in this so-called war was actually a church of minutes and who's thought to remind a number of very bloody terrorist attacks in russia scouser moscow although he was paid a small fine even straighten this assassination of the prime minister also according to confessions of one of those involved a fixer in fact spent some time studying in the u.k. in a british university is in fact in london where he says he learned the art of explosives and trained there now this is for two authorities attention back in january i saw for an accidental explosion in the farmers in odessa in the ukraine their voices investigated situation put out the flames and when doing so they found a number explosives also a laptop containing information about this planned assassination bid promise of enemy hussein he's known for his role in the k.g.b. also heading up the f.s.b. russia's security services we certa

ok let's get the latest on the ground in now there is jacob greaves joining us live now to take up a night of incredible pictures coming out of the greek capital raising violence tell us what is happening in the greek capital right now. based on those pictures as events that took place last night really getting a sense here that the government the greek government is under attack from all sides now you've got the e.u. euro zone international monetary fund really increasing the pressure saying the cuts haven't gone far enough and they have been implemented correctly also we saw taking place last night we have the demonstrators now really amassing in very large numbers up to one hundred thousand people in attendance and there is growing anger throughout the course. of that evening in the end we saw clashes taking place with police and that resulted in a certain amount of petrol bombs being thrown at police by some anarchists in the crowd also police or tally anything by firing tear gas into the crowd that resulted in total and dozens of injuries we also saw dozens of buildings of flame

greaves looks at that aspect of the story. voting for morse there is something a dubbed by greece's caretaker prime minister has a moment of historic responsibility a notion some especially the greek population feel has been lost on euro zone leaders one where i feel disappointed and sad because these measures were imposed on actually foreigners and we didn't have a say as a greek people. which there is a wise old greek proverb that a person who borrows and borrows becomes a slave of who he borrows from an uptick sickness after passing more unpopular cuts greek politicians are told that brussels i am berlin perspire in the decision on another bailout that and questions over greece is place in the euro that the country's finance minister to talk they were toying with the nation's future this is by no means the first set of austerity measures to be imposed on greece but with a significant amount of coalition m.p.'s choosing to say no it does mark a shift in thinking among governing politicians willing to share the grievances of

struggles to prevent greece from default by offering bailouts in return for more austerity or he's jacob greaves has more from ethics through. the system on the c h m p's drowned out the pleas of tens of thousands of demonstrators massed within a short passing another round of them popular cuts. the results proved incendiary . that uganda protests turned violent as protesters including fringe and a kiss clashed with police again leaving their mark on athens. today on this is the remnants of public anger the glasses of the only thing that's being broken as governments passed increasingly unpopular austerity cuts will be left asking who can they trust serve their interests the measures and then that's part of the poor people especially and this is the reason that they would still. be today and i think more measure will have been taken and it's not going to work in the end it will be another bill. and. oh i hope for the best but i don't see it coming. under pressure from brussels and the international monetary fund the greek government has cut more jobs to slash funding for. nation's pensions a min

deeply unpopular package needs to get a second bailout from international creditors or his jacob greaves has more from athens. based on those pictures as events that took place last night really getting a sense here that the government the greek government is under attack from all sides now you've got the the euro zone international monetary fund really increasing the pressure saying because haven't gone far enough and they have been implemented correctly also we saw taking place last night we have the demonstrators now really seeing in very large numbers up to one hundred thousand people in attendance and they're growing in anger throughout the course of that evening in the end we saw clashes taking place with police and that resulted in a certain amount of petrol bombs being thrown at police by some anarchists in the crowd also police to tally a thing by firing tear gas into the crowd there is always seeing in total in dozens of injuries we also saw dozens of buildings of flame all this of course taking place in central athens now there is a lot of discontent as well within harlem and

summer but the islamic republic has repeatedly threatened to bring them to an immediate halt jacob greaves now joins us greece one of the countries allegedly subject to this possible caught by tehran jacob so if and when a cut in oil supply is actually happens how would it affect the debt stricken e.u. . well it. is quite fast now of course the latest reports here what we hear is the iranian foreign ministry has cooled up these bastards of these six nations big concerns and told them that oil cuts will happen but not right away or they will face a ban on exports to their nations but they'll be given some leeway and that's what they termed humanitarian reasons the cold snap has been sweeping across europe that will go down if implemented somewhat those sanctions imposed by the e.u. back in january and due to be implemented in july six nations in question here well those reported to be in the really thick of it when it comes this economic crisis we have the netherlands of france but also portugal italy spain and greece as well there's already been questions raised here because tehran says th

stopping the crude sales immediately is europe's extremely cold current temperatures are he's jacob greaves reports from greece one of the countries believed to be subject to the oil cut by tehran. the latest reports here what we hear is the arabian foreign ministry has cooled up these are bastards of the six nations concerned and told them that cuts will happen but not right away or they will face a ban on exports to their nations but they'll be given some leeway and that's what they termed humanitarian reasons the cold snap that's been sweeping across europe that will go down if implemented preempt somewhat those sanctions imposed by the e.u. back in january due to be implemented in july six nations in question here well those reported to be in the really thick of it when it comes this economic crisis we have the netherlands of france but also portugal italy spain and greece as well as already been questions raised here because tehran says that he can find other people to buy its exports that's the likes of india and china where is this down to being raised as to whether or not the e.u. c

its crude exports but how's informed the european states involved that it is about to seize jacob greaves joins us now live from the greek capital with more on this of course one of the countries subjected to this these cuts if it is jake up if this oil supply is cut really in its place how will that affect the debt stricken e.u. and of course more specifically greece. well that's what a lot of because and warry is based on at the moment of course of the six nations that you mention sixty you countries but of netherlands france portugal but three of them be particularly affected by the crisis and also very reliant on iranian oil imports as well that of italy spain and of course greece that has to be some it's been concerning governments for some time ever since it was agreed upon back in january juice to be inactive in july so if iran is imposing this oil on them is really preempting the e.u. sanctions aimed at injuring the iranian uranium enrichment program which the west police passed and in a bid to try build a nuclear weapon but as for greece well greek leaders have tried to seek a sh

finance minister casting more doubt on the prospects for a future bailout our correspondent jacob greaves has more. just how far reaching this crisis in greece and north so viewers are now it in terms of achievement for very list so you had quite a high ranking delegation heading there was headed up by the president of the european commission and president of the european council as well so it was a manual process herman van rompuy both of them despite that high ranking delegation didn't get any more guarantees apart from good and positive words by chinese counterparts so no financial interactions nothing guaranteed in terms of financial stimulus is really what they want the reason they're in china is because china has the money they need right now three point two trillion dollars reserve currency fund that could help stabilize the markets here understand why the chinese are somewhat wary of this investment because it can all make indicators are only really worsening also that's a food word at the moment which is default greek default and exit from the euro zone what's being talked about

amidst hopes that extreme austerity there will halt any possible contagion there's artie's jacob greaves reports it's a plan that already seems to be unraveling. a system on the seach m.p.'s drowned out the pleas of tens of thousands of demonstrators masters in the short passing another round of them popular cuts. the results proved incendiary. at uganda protests turned violent as protesters including fridge and the kids clashed with police again leaving their mark on athens. today on this is the remnants of public anger the glass isn't the only thing that's being broken as governments past increasingly unpopular austerity cuts. before we left asking who can they trust serve their interests the measures are very very tough part of the poor people especially and this is the reason that we feel. we today and i think more measures have been taken and there it's not going to work and there will be another bill lee bad and. our i hope for the best but i don't see it coming. under pressure from brussels berlin and the international monetary fund the greek government has cut more jobs slash fun

worried about their pensions and jobs responded with more protest on the streets of athens jacob greaves reports. on the seach. the pleas of tens of thousands of demonstrators masters in short passing another round of them popular.

greece amidst hopes that extreme austerity there will halt any possible contagion was artie's jacob greaves reports it's a plan that already seems to be unraveling. a system under siege m.p.'s drowned out the pleas of tens of thousands of demonstrators masters in a short passing another round of them popular cards. the results prove to the century. that. they're going to protest and boy it was just protesters concluding fridge and his clash with police again leaving their mark on athens. the day all this is the remnants of public anger the glass isn't the only thing that's being broken as governments passed increasingly unpopular austerity cuts people be left asking who can they trust serve their interests the measures that a very tough part of the poor people especially and this is a zone that we feel. deeply i think more measures have been taken and it's not going to work again will be another bill people leave. and. are i hope for the best but i don't see it coming. under pressure from brussels berlin and into. national monetary fund the greek government has cut more jobs and slashed fun

a bomb plot confessed to planning an assassination attempt let's get the details or marty's jacob greaves standing by live so jacob what exactly do we know about the suspects and how exactly were they plotting such an attack. the initial information on this release by russian t.v. channel since it started chasing though by key russian officials who lots of do we should be still press secretary thomas about of a person and those in the ukrainian security services as well as those bolts who authorities as you know of that. they have reached awfully explosion off today still stands exposure when told its destiny you surely will post is still to be killed by that explosion two people pains to tell you cool several weeks interrogates it's not all through that defections have been. a release which much of these reports of mation is based on the slogans of a war with a civilization there is no doubt this is a bonus boy dokubo often he's a well known chechen militants used to be behind a number of deadly terrorist attacks took place in moscow over the last couple of years also while those in both

workers short of cash hospitals short of medicine and greeks out of luck but it's our teams that take a greaves now reports not so the military me the nato chief and this rasmussen's visit to greece highlighting a sector seemingly immune to austerity. for many athens has been a battleground in recent years fighting against unpopular stared sunday's events are showing there's little hope for a cease fire one shot being fired by those discontent is a discrepancy in spending when it comes to the military something serving m.p.'s from a defensive on relations with turkey remain for some as ever present a threat as a current debt crisis for our nato partners don't seem very keen to help us not to need to spend so much i mean think about it we have been through we are being threatened from a member of the alliance that we belong and the alliance doesn't do anything. so we have to spend huge amounts of money but the nato chief arise in athens the talks other things may be on the table among them weapons but you're meant to believe i mean there is a kind of negotiation if i may say sure between our maj

arrested earlier this month for a bomb plot confessed to planning an assassination attempt artie's jacob greaves reports. initial information on this release by russian t.v. channel was since the start chasing though by key russian officials to lots of to reach mr press secretary to produce a better way of producing those in the ukrainian security services as well though it was cool to authorities attentional published. explosion after mr extensors closure when told to test a new call purses size to be killed by the explosion two people say they were detained for several weeks interrogated but also that the factions have. the release which much of these reporters mation is based on the moments of the war with a civilization there is no answer this is backed by so called the romneys a well known chechen militant nuisance thought to be behind a number of deadly terrorist attacks took place in moscow over the last couple of years or so all those are all said to be a fixer in this matter most lawyers now he said that he resided in london for a number of years and there he received training on how to