the problem chelsea had, there is a tougher group than this, there is a tougher group than this, the game and put them under quite a bit of pressure. they did brilliantly to get out of the group but they ended up get out of the group but they ended up in the spot which lasted against munich. at the shows you how crucial it is to determine the group. so, i would fancy them to the top two spots and, you know, let's wait and see all plays out tonight. many thanks indeed you can hear more on bbc radio tonight. no crowds will see either united or chelsea in those opening matches in the champions league. but fans will be allowed in to watch group games elsewhere in europe — rennes one of those for example. with news on thatjoe lynskey is with me tonight. and joe you've also got news on a return to the biggest stage for hungarian side ferencvaros. and it's a tough introduction for them too. yeah and john we start with a look at an intriguing group g — one which will eventually see barcelona's lionel messi and juventus' cristiano ronaldo face each other later in the tournament. but alongside

monotheism monotheist it with a group of cell or think groups or with a.d.f. which has been very active in places like uganda and the democratic republic of congo yes i think there's a puzzle there because also a.d.f. it's not really clear if we have some groups in the a.d.f. sympathizing with the islamic state them indeed being part of the islamic state what we see in areas that you have these islamic province of central africa are part of the islamic state that has always time claimed attacks incite some pick and we've seen it over and over again and we've seen peak chairs from these attacks but it's not clear who will want to influence the central african province rehab in mozambique you know there might be super groups in the onset i mean the use of repeating the a.d.f. that have some kind of affiliation it might actually be that we are in an early state shocked organizational history of this insurgency so that to eat there's actually contradictions within the organization i most definitely ation but the exact amount of influence over this insurgency from

and you know how whenever something goes wrong people add a working group and a few folks names and the idea is all of us that met wrong gets illuminated and disappears that doesn't work with working groups and it sure as heck doesn't work we add random agencies that we don't need that's a good point and one of the other things they were brought up in this in this kind of compromise hearing was a they were the plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer by a militia group which pointed out that social media platforms played a huge role in allowing that group to organize it ceded the information that led them to organize and it most likely did and we've seen that over and over again but let's be honest paramilitary we're groups have been hatching violent plots in this country long before facebook and twitter ever existed so you know and plus when you talk about how they caught these guys they caught them through social media so you can't have it both ways like you need social media so you can root out these people that will inflict danger and these people that could actually hu

in those situations, in many cases, those public groups equates to private groups. the private groups point to off platform vechb -- venues of some kind. a lot of malicious actors gain a lot of their power through a process of artificial amplification. it's a small number. a relatively concentrated number of entities that are making it appear as if there is a wide con sen us is. that's something we've seen in some of our own prior works. for example, the use of bots on twitter. there's one technique people use in order to artificially amplify their perspective making it seem as if a small number of what is actually generated by a small number of users is actually coming from a large number of accounts. now, of course, bots have been in the news a lot recently but that's only one technique that several of these ma lishlicious actors might use. when you consider some of the actors have a backing of a nation state behind them, not only did they have simply a few social media accounts but state sponsored propaganda sources. they also have techniques in which they can ac

only one of these threats is considered a terrorist group by the f.b.i. only one is winning elections. remember what qanon is. anti-semitic cult which the f.b.i. considers a potential terrorist threat and it has real growing political power. so if you vote against fire today, please don't play with fire tomorrow. don't be righteous here today and then go qanon light on the campaign trail. don't do or say anything to fan the flames further. mr. speaker, america desperately needs to come together. conspiracy theories are tearing us apart. let us pass this resolution and do it overwhelmingly and with true conviction so that we can say clearly, we have all had enough. thank you and i yield back. >> watch live coverage of the senate confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett starting monday, october 12 with opening statements by judiciary committee members and judge merrick. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen live on the free c-span radio app and visit c-span.org to view playlists of her legal views. this afternoon, kayleigh mcenany released

front coalition they include armed groups from the western regions of dar for including the rebel group most of them who have been fighting the government for 17 years they also include armed groups from the southern regions of and south kordofan as well as groups from the northern parts of the country those are unarmed and they are groups from the eastern region of these areas have seen some types of unrest most of them armed most of them leading to negotiations between the groups themselves and the previous government deals that did not last now there are groups that are yet to join this peace deal or to sign in a peace agreement with the transitional government and they say that the reason they're not part of the talks that have happened in juba is because they feel that these talks are very much just a repetition of what has happened in the past with the previous government the group of people liberation movement north led bab that as he said hello has signed a declaration of principles that's some kind of a road map that would pave way for talks between the transitional government

all of that were essentially what the working group members are now calling a sham process. a working group member and black lives matter organizer said quote i am in no way satisfied the spirit of what the working group tried to come up with is that police should have a stronger duty in the average chicago and not to hurt people to not shoot people and to not be. part of the issue executive steering committee it's made of mostly senior leadership in the police department itself expecting officers to police themselves has proven to fail tactic time and time again and in this case c.p.d. only accepted technical changes in language they ignored every reform on excessive use of force though this is gravely disappointing there is a glimmer of hope on the criminal justice reform front in chicago cook county state's attorney box a democrat who ran on a reformist policy agenda started expunging 1200 hot convictions despite coburn 1000 delays in so doing she delivered one of the most poignant statements quote as prosecutors we need to own the role the fullest and has played on the f

other groups, a major group in the democratic think that becomes very tough. back theemocrats win white house and the senate, it's not going to be peachy keen. there will be internal arguments that we haven't begun to see. we are starting to. host: if you want to read the story for coronavirus. the aspen institute hosted this discussion. >> we will now moveir

qanon and it's allied groups are real. but antifa and its allied groups are also real. both are direct threats to our democracy because both threaten to employ violence for political ends and that is the very definition of terrorism. no free society can long endure if their acts of violence are excused, ignored, or tolerated. lincoln said it best, there is no grievance that is a fit object for redress by mob law. to that i would add this observation. without law enforcement, there is no law. and without law, there is no civilization. i would express the fervent hope before we adjourn we will entertain condemnations of all groups and all sides that employ violence for political ends by name. wednesday night the rules committee rejected a motion on a party-line vote that would have brought to the floor a resolution condemning antifa and its allied groups concurrent with this resolution. that would demonstrate that this house speaks clearly and stands united against all such groups that have wrought such division and destruction in our communities. that's especially import

other groups. so i would say they're a mixture of militia groups and white supremacy groups. sometimes it is hard to distinguish one from the other because the beliefs are so similar to one another. but there are a number of different groups out there that are not just in michigan but across more jurisdictions and many states. >> the wolverine watchmen, is this the same group already on the fbi's radar that was -- i guess, talking about tar getting law enforcement? >> yeah. this group and many others i would say fall into that category. >> in terms of the backgrounds of some of these militia members, anybody have a background in the military that you have been able to determine? >> yes. we have seen people who have backgrounds in the military that have gotten involved with these organizations but what concerns me i would say more than that are just sort of the loose associations at all with law enforcement and when i say that i really again am talking about county sheriffs that have actually seen a

one of the cohort, if we can say, a group of young men, within that group, spoke very little. quite disparagingly about the federal government, saying things like the federal government has weapons, what is the reason the federal government has all these weapons and i can't have them? one gentleman was quite outspoken in that regard. the majority of the young men wouldn't speak to me, wouldn't say who they were, why they had come there at all. our thanks to stephen starr. there's much more on this story on our website, including this breakdown on what the accused men were planning and a detailed look at us militia groups. just log on to bbc.com/news. there has been fresh fighting between azerbaijan and ethnic armenians over the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh ahead of talks involving the us, france and russia, aimed at securing a ceasefire and averting a wider war. more than 300 people have died and thousands have been displaced since the latest fighting broke out last month. our international correspondent orla guerin reports from the city of goranboy. the newest victim o

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group and the new venture fund and other affiliated dark-money groups who, in the last cycle, 2017 and 2018, raised almost a billion dollars. why didn't you bother mentioning these left-wing dark-money groups in your testimony, if you're truly interested in eradicating dark money in politics and, frankly, in the judiciary? >> for starters, i am truly interested in eliminating dark money. and the legislation that i have filed to eliminate dark money, both in political and judicial spending applies to everybody. there is no exemption of any kind. i focumore on the federalist society because, right now, we are seeing judges appointed who the president himself claims were pre-selected by the federalist society. nobody claims that of any other organization in the planet. >> the wall street journal editorial board has written some 19 editorials critical of you over the past year. why do they love you so much? >> i don't know. bizarre infatuation. i'm actually not that, you know, infatuation-worthy. so i do suspect that they've got a long history of representing the interests, on the editoria

any of the other opposition groups but what we do know though is that this seems to be. opposition parties seem to be sort of aligning themselves into 3 separate groups we have a a youth movement this is all happening literally this smalling these are announcements that have happened in the last couple of hours we have a youth movement describing itself as the are nacelles the renascence policy so we were nacelles group and their agenda is basically trying to get young. people into political power very much for announcing the old very anti corruption as you can imagine. economic mismanagement and so on there's another group that is seemingly put together the parody comprises of 2 right wing policies were described as right wing on nationalist parties. being headed up we believe by one of the politicians who was freed from last night. all the politicians who was freed from jail last night by protesters and another group called themselves the coalition of coordination council the coalition coordination council apparently being made up by all of 8 politicians or 8. politica

and create another group. mike: will the development of nina which i am pleased to say i think we have collected amnesia about it because that was a new identity group that the left tried to hoist on us in the obama administration. it just never took off. so i guess when one for the good guys. and not one more grievance group that is been concocted because as you point out in the book, the vast majority of our history, the arabs were considered white. you name a number of very well-known arabs including former governor of indiana, or other people, steve jobs. no one would say was particular oppressed and the basis of his race. that raises this question of white privilege which we hear about today, the best-selling books are written on the subject rated you can take a job or go to a school without attending a training session where you are talking about the white privilege and it raises a question. if one receives a special privilege by virtue of being white, then why are activists clambering to remove the desi

taking a step towards peace sudan's government and on the group sign a deal but some shunned. so the team of doctors treating the us president say they are pleased with his progress but cannot give a timetable for when he'll be released from hospital a donald trump was admitted to the walter reed national military medical center in mary land on friday he's been receiving it's very mental treatment for covert 19 earlier president trump tweeted that things are going well i think and he's been thanking his supporters just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of it and a particular day 7 to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. there is a he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion fatigue all of which are now resolving improving support and that the president's been fever free for over 24 hours we remain cautiously optimistic but he's doing great and the president this morning is not on oxygen not having difficulty breathing or walking around the

of protesters and counter protesters, even if it's one group, second group and the members on the side, they're willing to take advantage of any of the unrest and potential for violence to try for the goals that they have. >> i know you been focused on one group in particular, in your conversation with those who are supporters and those on the fringes, has there been anything that concerns you in particular in the lead up and potentially after the election. >> there are many things that concerning. i would say the movement that we are focused on which we call the no compromise gun rights movement serves more than either of my two guest, they study extremism and we are looking at a movement that is positioning to be just at the very edge of mainstream thought and just over the horizon to very, very extreme antigovernment views and plans to do things about that, so we certainly see militia groups, white supremacist recruiting in the comments section of many of the videos in groups that i think cm and john are talking about but as far as actively planning on a public safety facebook page

and one of the armed groups commanders. of the of the of the. and the congolese government soldier one with him a mammal. you know well that is very. humble but some things have recently changed. deputies turned against him congo's army has been fighting him since. those who say there may be a certain collaboration between the army and we don't should bring evidence we are actually in military operations against gadhafi collaboration would be against the nature of our mission which is to track down all armed groups. people in eastern congo have suffered in brutal conflicts for more than 20 years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him must be brought to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera. where in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed men are freed the around $900.00 prisoners from jail the job break happened in the city of beni its mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed groups the u.n. says the a.d.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of the year aid agencies are pushing for a stable ce

to gran's say this federal system gave marginalised ethnic groups a measure of self rule after a. century of imperial and autocratic rule headed by the arm her. prime minister are based reforms particularly his move to create an on ethnic party of national unity have been met with strong opposition here to grains we spoke to said they fear that they will dismantle the federal system they created any decision that stands in the way of our self-government is absolutely unacceptable his chili that cheerleaders clearly want the federalism good and even tries to do that he's going to create a conflict. that. i. wouldn't want to imagine get it to read is an executive committee member of the tea p.l.f. and was the spokesman for the previous government he believes they've been unfairly scapegoated for the difficulties now facing the nation so for us it was a matter of admitting to having failed as a party as a coalition to address the problems of the that have been bedeviling this country and the leadership of the prime minister. is now willing to to really come to terms with the fact tha

his new want to attack the westgate mall in nairobi the judgement comes after the gunman from the group massacred at least $67.00 people. those the top stories stay with us people a pass through my kingdom of the tongue has become known for its decision happiness . final one east explores how this national goal is inspiring the younger generation on al-jazeera. is prime minister i.b.m.'s came to power in 28 he promised a new era of democratic reforms and today is to use the toughest critics book prisoners were free opposition parties were allowed to operate and happy on that even won the nobel prize for securing peace with neighboring eritrea but since then the future of this complex country has become more uncertain earlier this year we went to find out what. 2 years ago ethiopia seemed on the cusp over a mockable paradigm shift. and widespread anti-government protests which many once feared could develop into old out civil war had instead forced an entrenched authoritarian regime from power. amid the euphoria a new young and charismatic prime minister ahmed came to power. he promised

like any other terrorist group. control cell, an intelligence cell, and then there's the actual people that go do things. when it comes to recruiting, these people are very, very savvy in terms of manipulation, knowing what things to say to get people who are angry and use that anger, use that hate and hone it in for their own purposes. it's no different than now al qaeda and isis is able to recruit people. it's born on the back of hate. >> brandy, i want to play what the president said about qanon at the nbc town hall this week. take a listen. >> i know nothing about qanon. >> i just told. >> you i know very little. you told me, but what you tell me doesn't necessarily make it fact. i hate to say that. i know nothing about it. i do know that they are very much against pedophilia. they fight it very hard. but i know nothing about it. what i do hear about it is they are very strongly against pedophilia. and i agree with that. i mean, i do agree with that. >> but there's not a satanic pedophile -- >> you don't know th

like these two militia groups. stand back and stand by he told them. stand back and stand by. hate groups heard the president's words not as a rebuke but as a rallying cry and a call to action. when our leaders speak, their words matter. they carry weight. when our leaders meet with and encourage domestic terrorists they legitimatize the actions and they are complicicomplicit. let me say this loud and clear. hatred, bigotry and violence have no place in the great state of michigan. if you break the law or if you connectic conspire to commit acts of violence against anyone, we will find you, hold you accountable and we will bring you to justice. >> breaking news addition to the story, joe biden has just released a statement about this is aing that presidential words matter. he says that they can heal divisions or insight violence. joe biden says about this that there is a through line from president trump's dog whistles and tolerance of hate, vengeance and lawlessness to plots such as this one. he is giving oxygen t

condemn the entire group. that quote you had some very bad people in that group and the bad neo neazis, not the good one. the bottom line, the president for whatever reason cannot simply and plainly condemn anyone if he thinks there is the slightest chance they might vote for him and that's what it boils down to because that's all he cares about there is no reason not to expect more for the rest of the campaign why he was asked about the bizarre qanon conspiracy theory based on anti say m semim tropes there is no reason to think the president will stop sewing doubt not giving what he said last night. >> will you urge your supporters to stay calm during this extended period, not to engage in any civil unrest and will you pledge tonight that you will not declare victory until the election has been independently certified? president trump, you go first. >> i'm urging my supporters to go into the polls and watch very carefully. that's what has to happen. i'm urging them to do it. >> okay. yeah. so that's not stand

it is kind of a -- it is across the sector of far-left groups, and it tends to be gofundme groups. to a legal defense fund. some of the money might go to antifa, some of it might go to black lives matter. some of it may go to protesters who identify as neither, but who have a history of organizing and demonstrating. the thing to keep in mind is when you talk about funding, a lot of these things are not that expensive. there is a story that went viral about a u-haul showing up at a protest, dropping off a lot of supplies. to the protesters i talked said that even if you were to do that, rent a u-haul, take supplies, at most that would cost a couple hundred bucks. it is crowd funded. people are printing off flyers, organizing online. it is just not that expensive. susan: one of the other aspects of the protest that has been written about is the coordinated wearing of black during protests. what is the idea behind that as they move to protest? jillian: it is something you have seen in the last two decades. the idea is that if you are going to show up and protest, especially if there i

but as a transnational group of white people.he department of homeland security has issued a threat assessment report that shows not only are these groups, white power extremists and militia movement groups the largest threat in the united states. they now outstrip not only what the president calls antifa and the left but they also far outstrip the threat of radical islamist terror in the united states. trump's fbi and dhs has said this is the main problem in relation to terrorist violence that our nation needs to address. >> how are statistics on the size of groups as this reliably gathered since nobody is entering surveys? how do we know? kathleen: here is one thing to keep in mind. since the early 1980's this movement has been using a strategy called leaderless resistance. this will sound familiar to leaders because it is effectively the same thing we are familiar with as self-styled terrorism in the post-9/11 moments. the idea is one or a few white power activists would work toward a common set of goals but without communicat

tracks hate and extremist groups, whomever is engaged in those groups, wherever that might lead. we have outed a number of law enforcement officers who have connections to white supremacy, primarily we discovered that through their social media accounts. >> check out these social media posts. it's a good day for a chokehold. or, hope that this piece of ass iswe dealt with by street justi or just plain karma quickly. hopefully by police gunfire. >> or "f" these muslim -- you can read it. bad in every situation, right?tq but what if i told you all of i those inflammatory words were nt or posted by current or former police officers in phoenix, philadelphia and in st. louis. they're just a sampling found by a new study called the plainview project of officers around the country using social media to ft endorse violence against around criminals, defendants, blacks, muslims, women. the study canvassed the postings of more than 3500 current or former officers in eight jurisdictions of various sizes and geographic areas. sizes o it found posts that appear to endorse violence by officers

comic only city imagery during the group. of who was. going to get. better and i'm buying a minute of it but only. no can i know. we asked the riot police force to answer these allegations but no one was available for interview so we put the questions to the prosperity parties. the public. and the people around there and start asking the question well you can't keep our peace in the security this is this or that a politically questioned. question for the government in the final it was the government. decided to take me there is this. it's over the it's tekken now or the diversity it's also the case that the government's attempts of reform have find support amongst key sections of a romo society these are all more elders say they understand why some of their youth are unhappy but they also see a wider vision for peace and a unified country. cumbia. gonna get the other you. know the leno show lemony making. him better but be given a. highly motherly. nevertheless even some of our base supporters worry that his efforts to bring law and order to vote for

you know, they divided the people up into placebo group and the dose group. the president got the higher dose. it seems the high dose was as safe as the low dose. they gave him the best possible shot they could. there's at this time -- that particular trial isn't set to complete until january 25, 2021. there's a lot to be done to know what its role is or is not in assisting the president in feeling better at this time. he's not out of the woods yet. even though it's quite likely this particular blend of two very potent, very neutralizing antibodies against two important parts of the protein probably helped him. how long that protection will be of value to him, whether his body is going to be able to move forward or whether -- he can still do very poorly in the next few days. we have to wait and see. >> let me play you another sound bite from his interview this morning. watch this, doctor. >> you say you feel great. the media is saying you're contagious. do you feel you are? >> no i don't think i'm contagious. >> you said you're ready to go to a rally. >> i do

trump: antifa is dangerous radical group.xchange, you wrote for the wall street editorial page about antifa coming to the conclusion that both men are right. jillian: biden is right that this is an ideology first and foremost, but i think 12 is also right that it is dangerous, a radical movement and it is willing to engage in and endorse violence. --let's understood understand technology -- terminology. stands for anti-fascist. what is the fascism that they see that they oppose? jillian: this is a really disorganized -- you cannot call it a group. it is an ideology. the idea that i daren't -- idea have toadherents confront racism, sexism whenever they see it but those things are not clearly defined. there are some people using more traditional definitions. types mean conservatives or republicans. it is this expansive definition about what constitutes fascism, and because this is a leaderless movement, nobody is there to say what that means. antifatimes critics of also use the word anarchists. are the two terms interchangeable

rights groups in colombia say conditions for activists need worse. but. how i would also very wet some windy weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days in the form of typhoon chan home that's the position of the storm and it's going to drift up towards q.c. not quite making landfall in center of the store but it's been a huge amounts of rainfall very very strong winds as well storm surge always an issue with these things move that close to land. the wettest weather on friday the little gradually make its way across much of honshu as we go on into saturday thankfully it's moving pretty quickly brightest guys do come back in behind more in the west sunshine sunny and fight across much of the korean peninsula maine moderate along with the good parts of china say no such problems here but you follow that system down and we're actually see the waves coming in from the north easterly direction driving croppers showers in across india china there you go there's that northeasterly that on shore breeze faded some big downpours into central v

and is being weaponized by these groups to justify their activity. we, of course, have seen him frequently talk about fellow public officials as traitors and as potentially treasonous. and then, of course, the president actively tweeted that supporters should help liberate michigan from his -- liberate michigan from, you know, this governor. so what you're seeing is the president arming these volatile groups with justification for violence. and i would go even further, alisyn, and say that the president's tweets are helping to fuel terror. and i can't believe we have to say that about the commander in chief, but really, his tweets are helping to fuel terror. and as evidence to buttress that, i spoke to a senior fbi official this week who indicated that they believe that their case loads are growing, in large part because of the president's rhetoric and the volatile rhetoric in our political process right now. that's an alarming data point and certainly this type of case wouldn't have happened in my view if we hadn't seen this rhetoric over the past f

like these two michigan militia groups. amy: than the nobel peace prize 2020 has just been announced. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel 2020 to thefor world food program. amy: we will speak to vijay prashad about the u.n. awarding the he's price and how it is worse ---- war is worsening hunr across the globe. and we will look at the fifightg between armenia and azerbaijan. both sides have just agreed to hold talks in moscow. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine reportrt. i'm amy goodman. authororities in michigan have arreststed 13 men with ties s to right-wing militias, including six men who allegedly plotted to kidnap the g governor of michig, democrat gretchen whitmer, ahead of the november election. seven other men linked to a militia group called the wolverine watchmen face state terrorism, conspiracy, and weapons charges for plotting to storm the state capitol in lansing with the intent of starting a civil war. governor whitmer blamed pres

name one group that supports you, name one group that came out and supported you. go ahead.t have time to do anything... no, no, think about it. but then the president was asked to condemn the white supremacist militias that have appeared on the streets. he wouldn't. what you want to call them? give me a name, give me a name. white supremacists... who do you want me to condemn? proud boys? stand back and stand by. the white supremacist proud boys group have welcomed the president's comments and said they have had many new recruits as a result of the debate. at this trump watch party, they liked what they had seen from their man, but biden had done better than they had expected. he actually surprised me a little bit but it wasn't enough to impress me either way. he lasted the whole night. i'm surprised. his dementia didn't show. his dementia didn't show up. i say trump has done a hell of a job considering what he was dealt with, but i would have liked to have seen a stronger performance tonight by trump. the clear strategy donald trump is to be aggressive, to interrupt as muc

to act out they can be the case >>one group starts sort her hoster. >>i'm worried a little bit heading into this election. there are some militia groups not just michigan but nationally could see this as an there is an action group said also potentially by and we're not serious to think that this was a setup by that you may altogether to undermine their efforts stand up for individual liberty and similarly these turned into an turns out this does happen. >>and that was jacqueline francis reporting. >>in other national news tonight citing safety concerns today, a minnesota judge issued new conditions of release for an ex minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd that would allow him to live out of state while he awaits trial. derek chauvin posted a million dollars bond on wednesday. it was allowed to walk free from the maximum security state prison where he'd been held for his safety said shortly after his arrest. george floyd died after chauvin who is white as you know pressed his knee against floyd's neck for several minutes. ev

and one of the armed groups commanders. and the congolese government soldier one with him and my family. you know well it is there. but some things have recently changed. people's deputy turned against him army has been fighting him said. those who say there may be a certain collaboration between the army and we don't should bring evidence we are actually in military operations against gadhafi collaboration would be against the nature of our mission which is to track down all armed groups. people in eastern congo have suffered in brutal conflicts more than 20 years human rights watch says and army officers who supported him most people to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera the u.s. is charged 6 former russian military officers over cyber attacks targeting next year's olympic and paralympic games the attacks which spanned the last 4 years also targeted the 2017 french presidential election in the last winter olympics prosecutors say the group's part of the same unit that interfered in the 2016 us presidential election can reall