not yet the only one statement we so is from russian interfax edge and see where this source from authorities say is that. they killed no worries that they were raised here but a suspected in terror attacks in that 2004. exit it doesn't look like they claim not to be guilty it looks like they want to explain why they did it so this is not the best defense. so so we have now such. evidence that actually russia was involved as a state for example he had his name on. what democratic go was deleted from all the databases police databases and also with so that. it was let free after the previous in order in moscow in 2013 so he wasn't in prison for some reason he got great by sport and could travel abroad so all of this all of this group was 100 percent and that the russian authorities at least helped him and portably were the main agonize over this is the solution and i want to be clear about this you helped establish the the link between the murder suspect and russia's military secret service the g.r.u. correct i mean are you saying that he was possibly sent to berlin to commit this crime is not

hello interfax and see this year was. high profile cases and criminal cases some of those cases were disguised in the human rights council at that meeting you did not comment on the governor of case you said that this is the whole situation is. beyond any legal means because it's unlawful. all the materials are top secret and the action being carried out against some unknown persons in my opinion this case reflects thank you but. the problem is the ailments of our law enforcement and probably every 2nd person to confront this problem unlawfulness and they do not. confess to problems like that or they never try to find the guilty ones maybe it's time to refer the whole law enforcement system. to purify it in a way. and also could you tell me you were not the governor of a case will be seeing it sound or it will be just put on brakes and nothing will come out of the machine well earlier i said that i started in the intelligence and there were some old timers when i just joined the service and some of them. left.

it's interfax and i like to ask you. how could you respond to mr fanous who said that the leadership of the russian sports should be toppled and that the actions that russia has staking have been inadequate to tackle the crisis. partially replied to that question we have provided all the mr conditions for the operations of that whole institution they had the full autonomy. mr gundersen all the. all theorized to you. hold a joint investigations together with the law enforcement. to his face to the major . challenge he needs to analyze all the evidence he needs to see me the evidence that these supplies are aboard and it's up to the supervisory board to pause a decision that in response to orders executive committees decision so. let him do the job he has them and. was supposed to provide the database. he didn't he was reluctant to be part of the job. ok let's move to the center now. thank you very much an r t. color guard who said that the because asians. towards russian officials well there are none but that decision has

decided and it's sort of what has been expected a prisoner swap according to the russian news agency interfax has been decided here in paris there was a prisoner swap between ukraine and russia in september already that was the 1st one well there will be probably not one as well no sign of any ceasefire that was another thing that the president's alinsky very much wanted to achieve here but all the bigger things the status of the russian backed territories in eastern ukraine nothing has come out of that looks like it also about a timeline for elections in these territories and also the status of special status for this region that was supposed to be in the agreement as well there was a lot of sensitivities about it especially about the new control over the border in eastern ukraine selenski said ukraine should have control over the border when these elections were going to be held and all the armed troops backed by russia should have left that area probably to has not been any. result on that issue here in paris and what is always mean for the people in eastern ukraine. well at the moment the

according to the kremlin backed news agency interfax the russian military has allowed u.s.d most dangerous weapons. the avant-garde hypersonic missile which putin says can fly about a mile per second. the real challenge posed is the speed at which it moves and the fact that it is maneuverable and also difficult to detect. you have something coming in very fast that is able to evade defenses that you may not know about until the last minute and that really poses a certain, a very real challenge for u.s. defenses. >> reporter: the kremlin says the avant-garde which could carry a nuclear warhead whil be ready for combat deployment by new year's day. it was part of a battery of sophisticated new weapons putin unveiled last year including an under water drone that could carry a nuclear warhead from a submarine. not all of these weapons have been completed but experts say their reflection of putin's ambitions is unmistakable. >> to communicate with the united states i am a nuclear actor, a great power, and you have to deal with me on a global stage. >> reporter: vladimir putin ha