and not to the claim they we re hague? and not to the claim they were simply tourists in the uk.phs of a number of mobile phones and a laptop, they managed to access the whole search history and find the wi—fi hotspots, this gru had been logging into. they even had things like google maps into doubt, they removed the rubbish from their hotel room and train tickets. this is surprising but also embarrassing that members of resident putin ‘s elite military squad could leave behind such a sophisticated paper trail of evidence. thank you. let's go to sarah in moscow, and as we havejust been hearing, a vast amount of detail about what the gru have been up detail about what the gru have been up to. what has been russia's reaction? specifically on what it is accused of in the hague, we heard from the foreign ministry saying this is western spy mania ticking up pace and promised a more detailed statement to come. we heard the foreign ministry spokeswoman earlier today in her usual scathing form referring to allegations made by the british authorities about a wave of cyber attacks they are

let's return to the hague, and we can listen in to the hague, and we can listen in to the news conferencetch we are going to come back to that shortly, but let's get the thoughts of joyce back to that shortly, but let's get the thoughts ofjoyce hakkinen from the thoughts ofjoyce hakkinen from the think tank chatham house. thank you for your time. what do we know about the russian military intelligence service? we are told by the government they are behind these attacks. in fact, the gru have been behind several attacks, there are attributed specific attacks to them. and i believe this comes as part of a larger strategy that the russian government has been doing in the last few years. but this is, this announcement is not a surprise. the uk has, indeed, put together the national security centre with the fbi, and it is part of homeland security in the us. they issued a joint statement basically, about the activity that the russian government has been doing against government institutions, and against the private sector. the announcement today does not come as a surprise. it is actually part

car park in the hague in april of this year. reason they work here is becausejust april of this year. the reason they work here is because just next door is the headquarters of the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. at the time the organisation was investigating the poisoning of sergei and yulia skirpal. the four russians arrived on the 10th of april. they were using diplomatic passports and carrying 20,000 euros and $20,000. they were secretly photographed carrying out reconnaissance the next day. in the boot of their car they had what is called close access equipment, allowing them to intercept passwords as staff logged into their computers so that the russians could break into the systems. the dutch, with help from the british, had been watching and waiting. we were watching closely at that moment for that when we had the idea that the equipment was getting working, we disrupted the operation. you are confident this is russian military intelligence, the gru? we are confident. what ties them to the gru quest

live to the hague and our security correspondent, gordon corera.intelligence investigations hunting another country's spies are normally amongst the most secret of operations and yet today, in an unprecedented move, three countries joined together to expose the activities of russian military intelligence, and the most dramatic revelations referred to events which took place just a few feet from where i am now in the hague. caught in the act. the moment four russian spies were detained in the netherlands. their plan — to use the equipment in the boot of their car to hack into computer networks. the story was made public today, in an extraordinaryjoint british and dutch news conference in which the details were laid bare and the finger pointed at the gru — russian military intelligence. the is an aggressive and well funded, official body of the russian state. it can no longer be allowed to act aggressively across the world against vital international organisations with apparent impunity. this is where the russians were caught — in this hotel car park

our correspondent anna holligan is in the hague, where the opcw is based.ased to the media in support of the claims made by the dutch authorities. incredible body of evidence, this is the case file released, reads more like a spy novel. we have moved from the defence ministry to the very car park where the gi use aspects set up their surveillance and attempted hacking mission. —— gru. here in this car park, outside the headquarters of the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. taking you back a moment, chronologically, included in this case file, details of how these four men travelled from moscow, they have collected dutch intelligence, taxi receipt, from the barracks to the airport, the day they arrived, in the netherlands, pictures of them in the netherlands, pictures of them in the airport, at schiphol airport, in the airport, at schiphol airport, in the netherlands, with a member of the netherlands, with a member of the russian embassy, then they moved to the marriott, they conducted a surveillance mission. taking photographs from their

ruling was showing that respect for international treaties the hague says that believe you and sheila should continue to solve very conflict peacefully and through dialogue as good neighbors in spite of the negative ruling this whole case has shed light on the problems that will leave us as is one of the biggest problems it faces in order to be able to develop believe you as one of south america's poorest countries and they claim that not having access to the pacific ocean is a major problem for its kaname mooses billions of dollars every year because it has to import and export goods through chilean ports it will what alice says that he will continue to fight to be able to access the pacific ocean in spite of this precedent set in chile accused it will want alice of using this whole conflict politically he also said that he had given the will leave young people false hope. or six days from now brazilians will be going to the polls in presidential and legislative elections but a large percentage of candidates on the ballot are tied to some of brazil's a worst corruption scandals and m

hague. the mission left four russian intelligence officers being caught red-handed while they attempted to breach the cyber security. additional target and switzerland was her next target, analyzing the deadly russian nerve agent regarding the u.k. following an assassination attempt, as well as other chemical agents used in syria against innocent civilians. the netherlands and united kingdom and shoot a joint statement condemning the behavior. we are including the statement provided to you in the room and on justice.gov. our charges charge some of the same russian operatives in the hague, along with the colleagues in moscow, along with a conspiracy to hat organizations in the united states, canada, and europe to obtain information or access that would be exploited for the benefit of the russian government. more specifically, this indictment alleges the conspiracy to use computer hacking to obtain nonpublic or small health information about athletes and others and the files of anti-doping age

the international space station now he and another crew member and merrick an astronaut and nique hague right now here are off to they a lot of key escape as they call it the emergency landing in kazakhstan they will be checked here for the next forty eight hours we hear from the doctors that both space men feel very well right now both physically and psychologically but the product will require is that they their health conditions are more neutered for the next two days we know that some family members are also here of course everywhere you warm welcome but the question. many now want to know the answer to is exactly what happened on thursday a criminal case was launched and as paschal high profile state commission was also formed to shed the light on the cause of the incident on thursday we hear that they had open nasa and the european space agency already offered their assistance help in the investigation we expect the first results spiked over twenty five but already now we hear that separation system all function might be cause of collision again this is just preliminary suggestion

alive and there were hundreds of people all around the country awaiting that this time the hague will be in their favor well that didn't happen there's a completely different scenario happening in chile where the president says that the court's ruling shows their respect for international treaties and it's also the the hague said that both countries should continue to negotiate and dialogue on good neighbors that that's the priority but this is also a very big blow for bolivia first indigenous president it will not alice who many accuse that when using this whole case to win political capital at home he's running for his fourth term and next year so definitely it in a way it comes as a surprise for most believe that we're hopeful that this time the hague would be on their side but that didn't happen and it is i mean you mentioned that the court says it's a two should negotiate is good neighbors but is there any kind of framework for that is that a realistic proposal. while it's not clear yet what will happen from now on a will matter letters that that leave yet will never give up on i

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suspended but the very good news for both alexei if seen in the hague we hear from the head of course was that they will fly to the international space station next spring already. where american stars sooty these guys will fly we plan for their flight to be in the spring of next year just to remind you what happened everything appeared to be going very well with the launch but less than two minutes into the flight problem was we wanted to leave the booster rocket between the first and second stages separating and the emergency escape system immediately reacted to this automatically by separating the crew capsule and aleksei have kenyan and hague safely landed inside this capsule several hundred kilometers from the launch site in kazakhstan so it is very important right now to be careful in best to gating and in answering the question exactly what caused this incident. well the crew on board the international space station where the soyuz was hoping to get to had more than a bird's eye view of what happened and capture the moment on camera just take a look at this the breathtaking ima

netherlands' expels for russians accuses of an attempted attack on the us chemical weapons watchdog in the hague now the four among a group of russian agents now facing indictment in for us in connection with cyber attacks coming off. the migrant rescue ship aquarius is in the french port of musée after its registration was canceled could this mark the end of privately run missions to save migrants from drowning in the mediterranean sea. and germany is not going to match pools talks with israeli counterparts. both stressed that iran must never be permitted to acquire nuclear weapons but they agree to disagree on the value of the nuclear deal with terror on. me thank you for your company authorities and then in the netherlands' say they fended off a russian cyber attack on the un chemical weapons watchdog in april moscow has denied involvement investigators allege four suspects talk to call for the electronic equipment outside the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague and left a trail of other evidence of chemical weapons watchdog says it has suffered increased cyber r

investigators say four suspects popped a coffee of electronic equipment outside the building in the hague and that the trial of incriminating evidence is he said to have happened when we open the same doubling it was investigating the poisoning of former russian spy surrogates in england with the band's nerve agent force. canada and australia also issued statements blaming russia's military intelligence service the g.r.u. for some of the biggest cyber attacks in recent years the allegations came as nato defense ministers that met in brussels secretary-general stoltenberg on the u.s. defense secretary jim mattis had warnings for the kremlin russia must stop this reckless pattern of behavior including the use of force against its neighbors. that interference in election processes and widespread this information and campaigns. basically the russians got caught with their with their with their equipment with people who were doing it and they have got to pay the piper they're going to have to be held to account how we respond to something like this is a political decision by the nations involv

colonel nick hague was the astronaut on board. we had a chance to talk to him.hey said you saw the light. but did you feel something that was wrong at separation from the first stage to the second stage? what was your first indication? >> the automated response from the rescue system that takes us away from the rocket is so fast that our first indication was the violent, you know, side-to-side motion and then being thrusted away from the rocket. that was our indication that something was not quite right and in the middle of all of that, we have the alarm and the light that's flashing inside the capsule saying that we've had an emergency with the rocket or a booster failure. >> you're disappointed i'm not speaking to you in space. >> absolutely. you spend -- i've been here at nasa five years. i have spent two years dedicated to training for the mission on orbit. i can tell you that i feel great now and that when nasa wants me to fly, i'm ready to go. >> reporter: astronaut nick hague was actually supposed to be on a space walk this week so he is back in houston n

it was the first trip into space for the american astronaut nick hague.posed to last six months but it ended with a premature return to earth and a rough landing. before the mission, he spoke about expecting the unexpected. i have an idea of what i think it's going to be like and i've talked to lots of veterans who have flown, and tried to get their impressions of what it's like but until you've been through it, all the sights and sounds and different feelings you're going to feel, you don't know until you're going and you're there. seen here before the flight, nick hague and his russian colleague are now said to be safe and well after the emergency landing. they have been picked up by helicopter. their colleagues on the space station will have their stay extended. how long that will be is unknown. andy moore, bbc news. sirjohn major has warned that the introduction of universal credit could prove as damaging to the conservative party as the poll tax. the former prime minister says voters will see it as unfair that low income families risk losing out from

back in april saying it was a routine visit to the hague a dutch sign presents the incident as a special operation by russian military intelligence services. a saudi journalist vanishes in turkey with reports he's been killed inside the saudi consulate in riyadh fiercely deny such allegations. and a seventeen years since the start of the u.s. war in afghanistan and a new u.n. report warns there's been a horrific increase in the number of civilian casualties this year. this is r t international bringing you your live news update this hour welcome to the program moscow has presented an explanation to the dutch allegations that russian spies tried to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog with foreign minister sergei lavrov saying the claims were designed to attract maximum attention we're now joined live in the studio by a coach neveh do you know what happened while the real incident took place back in april last year but let me tell you that the reels scandal unraveled last week when the government held a press conference that actually arranged. some kind of a high profile event

suspects in the netherlands their diplomatic passports and at the very same briefing briefing in the hague the british ambassador to the netherlands accused the g.r.u. of attempting to hijack porton down which is the u.k.'s military. here in the u.k. and the u.k. foreign office in the wake of the power ok. and they accused g.r.u. agents of attempting to hijack the investigation into the downing of flight m.h. seventeen as well that's a lot of allegations for one day but it doesn't stop there take a listen to what the british defense secretary gavin williamson had to say about moscow. this is not the actions of a great power this is at the stage and will continue working with our allies to isolate them and make them understand they cannot continue to themselves in such a way why is he calling russia or a pariah state well because the british government released a statement overnight accusing the g.r.u. of being responsible for the hacking of wada that the world anti-doping agency in the wake of the russian doping scandal they've accused g.r.u. agents of being behind the hack on the d n c th

nick hague could only look out the window hoping to survive. >> were we going to land in water? did we make it far enough? >> reporter: 34 minutes later, touchdown in a remote field. he tried calling his wife on a satellite phone. >> unfortunately it went to voice mail. she's got a voice mail that she can keep as a memento the rest of her life. being able to finally hold my wife in my arms and give her a hug was just enormous, and it made me feel like okay, i'm finally back and safe. >> reporter: home, safe, and ready to try again. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> a follow-up now just five days into the job the interim chief of usa gymnastics has resigned. she faced growing criticism and many questioning whether she was fit to lead the organization. after olympic star simone biles called her out for bono's tweet for nike's hiring of colin kaepernick on an ad campaign. >>> we'll take a break. just ahead, the shocking video. a city official fatally shoots a man for allegedly shoplifting. >>> then he's bond, james bond. why so many fans are rushing to defend actor daniel cra

w back in april saying that it was just a routine visit to the hague side to present the incident as a special operation by russian military intelligence service the g.r.u. . in other news it's seventeen years since the start of the u.s. war in afghanistan and a new un report warns that there has been a terrific increase in the number of civilian casualties this year. good evening and thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. mystery surrounds the fate of a prominent saudi journalist who's been highly critical of the kingdom's rule family has been missing for almost a week now after entering a saudi consulate in turkey have been conflicting reports over what's happened the world's media that's been whipped into a frenzy over the story has more about the journalist disappearance where is journalist jamal. what happened to him. for an entire week nobody has been able to answer that question and. gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he could have been brutally murdered behind the walls of the saudi consulate and its stamboul alleged detail

that the attack was intended to target the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons in the hague. thirteenth of this year and carry out an operation to district. operation targeting the organization for the prohibits prohibition of chemical weapons b. c w the. we're joined live now by polly borger in london for more polly what further details can you tell us about this development. well investigators said that the russians that had been expelled from the netherlands were in fact hackers with the g r u that's russia's military intelligence agency and the cyber plot that they're legend took place it was in april that's notably around the time that the investigation into the poisoning of again his daughter yulia script powell was taking place and it was targeting this cyber attack the o.p.c. w which is of course russia is a member of the laptops that dutch investigators seized from the group they said had been used in brazil switzerland and malaysia as well and investigators even provided images of these four russian suspects they said that they had diplomatic passports among them i

flight engineer nick hague got back to earth safely the big white and orange circle parachute get them back at a steeper attridge trajectory we're told than is normal that it makes a very quick decisions here but they ended up back on the kazakstan step then look you can even almost look inside that amazing shots and so much smaller than you actually think it would be for two people to come from. all of it but amazing so that latest story to us doesn't you follow all this as well on r.t. dot com and if you got our up all these headlines becomes your mobile device any way now that crew are now on board a flight in a safe to make their way back to the baikonur cosmodrome because of a drone that's going to take a couple of hours now on your screens now the first pictures of that crew after the emergency landing both russian cosmonaut alexy of children and the american astronaut nick hague doing quite well considering what they have been through in the last six or so we saw them having some initial checkups and the blood pressure taken and pulse taken just to give him a once over doctors o

here's where they were caught — a ar park in the hague in april of this year.eason they were here is because just next door is the headquarters of the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. at the time the organisation was investigating the poisoning of sergei and yulia skirpal. the four russians arrived on the 10th of april. they were using diplomatic passports and carrying 20,000 euros and $20,000. they were secretly photographed carrying out reconnaissance the next day. in the boot of their car they had what is called close access equipment, allowing them to intercept passwords as staff logged into their computers so that the russians could break into the systems. the dutch, with help from the british, had been watching and waiting. we were watching closely at that moment for that when we had the idea that the equipment was getting working, we disrupted the operation. you are confident this is russian military intelligence, the gru? we are confident. what ties them to the gru? their phones were activated close to a gru base. 0ne carried a taxi

ruling was showing that respect for international treaties the hague says that believe you and sheila should continue to solve very conflict peacefully and through dialogue as good mayberry's in spite of the negative ruling this whole case has shed light on the problems that will leave us as is one of the biggest problems it faces in order to be able to develop alleviates one of south america's poorest countries and they claim that not having access to the pacific ocean is a major problem for its economy loses billions of dollars every year because it has to import and export goods through chilean ports able what eles says that he will continue to fight to be able to access the pacific ocean in spite of this precedent set in chile accused it will want alice of using this whole conflict politically he also said that he had given the will leave young people false hope. so to come in this half hour at the dirt that surfaced during brazil's elections and why is it the have stuck to the country's politicians. and france bids a deity the singer songwriter shouts as now of war whose musical

in moscow nor in the hague again the russian foreign affairs minister sergei lavrov so. dad the situation surrounding the so-called russian spies and the netherlands is a deceptive and i knew her and that the story was made public especially i had a needle need thing between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental . mixed martial arts star committee of has just returned home to a hero's welcome in russia's republic of dagestan after beating qana greg in las vegas in the fight of the year these are latest pictures for you from the angy stadium in my hand where he showed off his title boat cheering crowds thousands of devoted fans gathered to meet the champ who holds the longest on beaten court in tottenham in history our reporter danny armstrong was there. we're here to see every know where thousands of thousands of fans have gathered to see their hero of the year see a lightweight champion of course at that fantastic victory over kind of a great weekend going by fourth round technical submission by really naked choke jory not fight here. thousands and tho

back in april saying it was just a routine visit to the hague but outside presents the incident as a special operation by russian military intelligence service the g.r.u. . plus record breaking mixed martial arts champion. returns home to a hero's welcome in russia's republic of dagestan after beating are a superstar comedy in a class that was marred by a massive fight brawl. welcome great to have you with us this hour this is our team tonight. mystery surrounds the fate of a prominent saudi journalist who's been highly critical of the kingdom's will family has been missing for almost a week now after entering a saudi consulate in turkey have been conflicting reports over what's happened the world's media been whipped into a frenzy over the story and has more on the journalist disappearance. where is journalist. what happened to him. for an entire week nobody has been able to answer that question and vesta gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he could have been brutally murdered behind the walls of the saudi consulate in istanbul alleged detail

our indictment today charges some of the same russian operatives caught in the hague along with theirollea g u es in the hague along with their colleagues in moscow as part of a conspiracy to hack a variety of individuals and organisations in the us, canada and europe. for the first time under the modern slavery act a drug dealer who trafficked children to sell heroin and crack cocaine has been jailed for m years. leading democrats have criticised the fbi report into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh — but republicans say they found "no hint of misconduct". british aid agencies have launched an appeal to help victims of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll speak to a former cia staffer about the russian spies accused of mounting cyber attacks on high—profile organisations around the world — that's at eight o clock. we'll also be discussing how much screen time children should have — that's at twenty past eight. and later this evening we'll be taking a look at what

gordon carrera, bbc news, the hague. jane: efforts are undway to get a to those who need it most in indonesia. more than 1500 people arede thought to b, missing, or injured, although the number is expected to rise. jonathan head reports from palu, one of the worst-affected areas. jonathan: a government office in palu, and tempers are aying. this woman wants to know w help has come to her neighborhood yet. "i am also a victim," aee voluntshouts back, "but at least we're doing what we can."t six daysthe overwhelming disaster, they are trying tog count the miss names and erotos left taped on the walls. among them, a unty student in palu. her family traveled 300 miles from her hometown to try to find he they made photocopies of her description. she was right in its path when the tsunami struck. yet they believe she might be alive. "we think so," says heuncle. "we have already seen so many dies and opened so many body bags, and she wasn't among them." they decide to go back to where shs last friday. passing apocalyptic scenes

back in april saying it was a routine visit to the hague by russian technical experts. record a record breaking mixed martial arts champion. returns home to a cure as welcome in russia as a republican after beating irish superstar conor mcgregor in a clash marred by a massive post fight brawl. broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our team international tour guide to have you with us. right mystery surrounds the fate of a prominent saudi german journalist who has been highly critical of the kingdom's royal family he has been missing for almost a week now after entering a saudi consulate in turkey there have been conflicting reports over what's happened and the world's media has been whipped into a frenzy over the story. has more on the journalists disappearance where is journalist. what happened to him. for an entire week nobody has been able to answer that question and best gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he could have been brutally me. behind the walls of the saudi consulate is stamboul alleged details of

part of a joint to crack down with western allies the diamonds were connected to the attack in the hague and hacks on the us democratic party global sporting bodies and a nuclear energy company westinghouse are de mint today charges some of the same russian operatives caught in the hague along with their colleagues in moscow as part of a conspiracy to hack a variety of individuals and organizations in the united states canada and europe to obtain information or access that was then exploited for the benefit of the russian government the defendants believe that they could use their anonymity to act with impunity to undermine international institutions and to distract from their government's own wrongdoing they were wrong i must go rejects the allegations and accuses the west of spy mania kremlin official say it's part of a global anti russian campaign harking back to the propaganda of the cold war. it's a bit when a man is good in a modern western countries it's become tradition to accused russia of all possible crimes especially in the field of cyber security. the g.r.u. cyber spies krem

nick hague is the american. we are watching nasa.gov.ey are en route and believe those two are alive. >> do we have video of the launch? we don't have the video? the launch was moments ago. we will continue to follow this for you and give you more information. >> bring you video of the launch. >>> and president trump taking a swing at the me too movement at the rally last night in pennsylvania. he wanted to say the state was like the woman who got away for most republicans until he won it in 2016. listen. >> i used an expression, you know an expression, but under the rules of me too, i'm not allowed to use that expression anymore. i'm not allowed to do it. it's the person that got away. it is a little different. pennsylvania. he says do it anyway. >> the one that got away is the expression i always heard. it wasn't gender based. a few hours earlier, abc released an interview with melania trump. she offered this luke warm endorsement of the me too movement. >> i do stand with women. we need to show the evidence. you cannot just say to som

for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission.was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident, then, will be a major blow. but it is notjust a matter of prestige. russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station. what happens now, then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site, rugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharmed, even walking. but all soyuz flights have now been suspended as an investigation is launched. the safety measures of this launcher are very good, and the two astronauts are well, they are in good shape. so therefore i think we should investigate the case, and as soon as possible fly again. tonight, the astronauts were reunited with their families. for them, it was a moment ofjoy. for russia, though, a time of tough questions over what exactly went so wrong here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. let's take a look at some of the day's other

our security correspondent gordon corera reports from the hague. caught in the act. in the netherlands. their plan — to use the equipment in the boot of their car to hack into computer networks. the story was made public today in an extraordinaryjoint british and dutch news conference, in which the details were laid bare, and the finger pointed at the gru, russian military intelligence. the gru is an aggressive, well—funded official body of the russian state. it can no longer be allowed to act aggressively across the world against vital international organisations with apparent impunity. this is where the russians were caught, in this hotel car park in the hague in april of this year. the reason they were here is because just next door is the headquarters of the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. at the time the opcw was investigating the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal in salisbury, as well as a chemical attack in syria. the salisbury attack would eventually lead to the death of dawn sturgess, and has been blamed on russia. the four russians

at the hague national security adviser john bolton tried to justify the withdrawal by portraying the provision as a violation of the u.s. sovereignty citing a case brought on by palestine contesting the decision to move the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem but let's check out how bolton explained it we will commence a review of all international agreements that may still expose the united states to purported binding jurisdiction dispute resolution in the international court of justice the united states will not sit idly by as faceless politicized claims are brought against us earlier today pompei announced to the world the us was leaving a friendship treaty with iran that established diplomatic ties with the country back in one nine hundred fifty five it was apparently a response to the international court of justice ruling that ordered washington to lift iranian sanctions on humanitarian goods which pompei are described as iranian propaganda. or as attempt to interfere with the sovereign rights of the united states to take a lawful actions necessary to protect our national secu

at the hague and national security adviser john bolton tried to justify the decision by perpetrating a provision as a of violations of u.s. sovereignty citing a case brought on by palestine contesting the decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in his statement to a ball it went out of his way to take a dig at palestine calling it. so called state of palestine he then went on to announce that this administration would be reviewing all international agreements but leave the us dollar bill to things like accountability and international law saying that republican administrations of the past had left agreements like this one for this very reason but let's check out how bolton explained it we will commence a review of all international agreements that may still expose the united states to purported binding jurisdiction dispute resolution in the international court of justice the united states will not sit idly by as faceless folate its size claims are brought against us. earlier today pompei announced to the world the us was leaving a friendship treaty with iran that

lands expels for russians accusers and attempted attack on the un's chemical weapons watchdog in the hague for among a group of russian agents now facing indictment in the u.s. in connection with cyber attacks also coming up. u.s. senators are reacting to a new f.b.i. report on the new shows of sexual misconduct against supreme court nominee company top democrats critical calling it the product of an incomplete investigation we'll get the latest from washington. germany's angela makyo holds talks with israeli counterparts benyamin netanyahu both stressed that iran must be permitted must never be permitted to acquire nuclear weapons but they agreed to disagree on the value of the nuclear deal with terror. and the migrant rescue ship aquarius is in the french quarter of must say up to its registration was counseled with the smock the end of privately run missions to save refugees from drowning in the mediterranean sea. welcome to the program authorities in the netherlands say they fended off a russian cyber attack on the un chemical weapons watchdog in april mosco has denied involvement inve

reaction from nato to the details unveiled in the hague about that russian cyber attack on the chemical to discuss the brexit negotiations. they gave a news conference a short while ago — let‘s listen to what they had to say. as you know, i always try to present the eu‘s position honestly. telling the eu‘s position honestly. telling the truth, even if difficult and unpleasant, is the best way of showing respect for partners. that‘s how it was in salzburg and that‘s how it was in salzburg and that‘s how we will work in the coming days. first of all, we want to focus on practical and realistic ways of minimising the damage caused by brexit. on both sides of the channel. emotional arguments that stress the issue of dignity sound attractive, but they do not fulfil an agreement. let us remember that every actor in this process has their dignity, and confrontation will not lead to anything good. second, the task of the eu‘s negotiators is to defend the interest of the european union as a whole. and of all the 27 member states. we very much regret that the uk has decided to leave, and we hope

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that the plot was intended to target the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons in the hague. only thirteen to face filled this year and me for a day carry out an operation to district g.r.u. oprah targeting the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the c w the hake. the cross live now to paula boycott in london for more polly what further details can you tell us about this development. well the dutch investigators went into more detail one thing to point out that o.p.c. w of course is an organization that they're accused of hacking that russia is a member of but for russian suspects who actually rest a case to say had diplomatic passports on them and among them there were experts and support agents and they said that they hired a car and they had equipment and they were scouting for locations from where to conduct this hike from now the dutch allegations of hacking against russia they don't come alone in fact they appear to be coordinated with the british government take a listen to what the u.k.'s defense minister gavin williamson had to say about russia toda