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the putsch regimes spokespeople the ukrainian troops who cranes going to improv the newspaper interfax ukraine we haven't really seen so much. false to it out there. it's not surprising we saw as much during sochi with fabricated tales about doubled toilets and hotel conditions in sochi it was sour grapes and a western mainstream media that loves to harp on russia and to demonize president putin but in this particular situation this type of device information and hysteria could cost lives it could be an extremely bad outcome if signals are crossed and misunderstandings take place at this height and heightened tensions absolutely well now going to president putin statement in the q. and a with journalists. he made a few statements there that are likely to i mean we hope calm the media members i mean how do you think they will go down i mean especially a statement that there is no need to use military force in ukraine at the moment how do you think this. statement will go down with members of the media will it soon as the media frenzy because from what i've sampled online from the journalists th

russia's interfax news agency quoted a source at ukraine's defense ministry. he said the commander of the black sea fleet issued an ultimatum to surrender. an official from the russian navy denied the report. oleksandr turchinov warned people in crimea not to react to provocations. >>> the united states is hoping diplomacy and the threat of sanctions will help settle the crisis in crimea. u.s. president barack obama has referred to statements by nato and the group of seven industrialized country that strongly condemn russia. he says he'll continue diplomatic efforts but also suggested other options. >> if, in fact, they continue on the current trajectory that they're on, that we are examining a whole series of steps, economic, diplomatic, that will ice late russia. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry and assistant secretary of state victoria nuland, will both visit the ukrainian capital of kiev on tuesday. the u.s. defense department says it is suspending military exchange programs with russia. such contacts are aimed at reducing the chance of an emergency r

they demanded that the ukrainians give up control of the facility pressures interfax news agency quoted a source at ukraine's defence ministry said the commander of russia's black sea fleet has issued an ultimatum cemented what face a military assault but in a bag says the russian navy official has denied the report the russians intervened after protesters and forced a former ukrainian president or yanukovich for mom says. but again lots of support from people in a tiny at hq and use the camera out reports from it since the wrongful the simplest is how to ride the boat and sent a thank you view these echoes the region sees friday. they are somehow surrounded ukraine and the thirty bases. but the atmosphere is intended to be cotton content is a tax penalty is that i was just a few days ago. many people share of weapons the presence of ross and troops. and i see many know sometimes i do that in time. ranieri is on policy covering me the ring about sixty per cent of its premium rate stands out at the very awesome. many tell me that he and his head low of nine years integration into the awesome privilege they kn

men had taken lessons from every dime they ease and neil wood training facility in ukraine's crimea region and the interfax news agency says the senate's men. it has now decided that any serious than they did to make me this included the ukrainian defence ministry source as saying the russians of these men had taken pistols rifles and meaningful cost reduced from to recap as me at the town of saddam and taken them away by com. another girl from russia ministry had also removed weapons from the ukrainian navy training center and opel gt about some bust open where russia's black sea fleet for some hands and face. russian president. the acting and painting since he has made to note the station on sending troops to ukraine despite winning approval from ross's condiment. a spokesman says the team's decision would depend on how ukrainian situation the vaults of russian federal consulate cap president by emptying them match the ncos second night in a syllable of the us had any legal justification for using on forces in ukraine when i joined file respondents home box in from of crying is kept so it seemed broken.

jets and helicopters that have according to interfax news agency had been holding training exercises in the mediterranean sea as well yesterday in new york ukraine's prime minister of spaniards who knew condemned russia's dmitry aggression the security council that he didn't leave for moscow want it to a conflict is we have to say. this aggression has no reason. and no grounds this is absolutely and entirely unacceptable. and the twenty first century drizzle any kind of conflict we stinks. artillery and bolt on to grow. the new ukrainian prime minister that the demented has so far refused to recognize as ukraine's new year. tensions between rival camps inside the country are rising in eastern ukraine. that more than a dozen people wounded after pro russian and european demonstrations last this is for the next post reports that in the country sometimes. through all the pk and improvements. in other news this it's been amazing malaysian airlines flights and hb seventeen spread west to the engine mentioned this as result of the white house described as new information several sources have suggested the radar tracking and its associated to the play wa

ukraine. what are they tasked with doing. will they be allowed where you are, into crimea? >> they won't be allowed in, according to interfax, the russian news agency. i think they can be trusted sips they have been pushing the monitors away these past weeks. there were several o.s.c.e., organization for security and cooperation in europe, coming here to see if the referendum was going to be organised in a free and fair manner. they were chased away by what was described as local self-defence units. i don't think they'll be allowed in. there's a u.n. delegation. they began their work yesterday, and are meeting with the prime minister and the military is still surrounded in its bases. many of the men defected to the russian side. some are moving up to ukraine. the presence in ukraine from the nation is so see what is going on, to get a version of reality, where russia has been telling the world media that it's been repressed. the majority in eastern and south-eastern country regions of ukraine, and doubtless the appearance of o.s.c. observers will shed light and help people understand what is really going on. >> nick spicer

interfax. add one numbers will be military first use in ukraine and how does it match the international agreements? military -- are the military exercises that just took place related to the use of military force? i would like to ask about crimea. are they still a threat to russian citizens ? it is -- is a developing for the better or for the worse? >reuters. if you make a decision to bring such asorces -- economic and global security or a wider isolation of russia, which the russian -- western politicians have been voicing. >> please do not hurry. do not rush it. on the decision -- did you whatt as your response -- were the consequences for the economics? what kind of emergency measures are required? also do you believe the central bank decisions -- perhaps you need to cancel that decision or suspended? >> i will start replying to these questions. i will reply in as detail as possible. what is my assessment of what happened in the ukraine and key have -- kiev? inassessment is it unconstitutional overthrow and arms seizure of power. seizure of power. no one has challenge that. for me, there is a b

interfax and what. of what. a military force in ukraine and how does it match the international agreements with brochures and. the military exercise of the just deploy in any way related to the possible use of military force. and i would like to ask about crimea. that is still a stretch for the russian citizens in the crimea and russian speaking citizens and is a development towards the better towards the worst because we've been hearing different opinions. if you make a decision to bring in the forces. the possible threats for yourself and for the country such as economic sanctions and the global security and possible bans or a wider isolation of russia which the western generations have been expressing have been voicing. please do not hurry. it's not rush it. all right again because that is things last against terrorists inside his prime agency. and they've got to. get out from the. just soonish him to the he's done it with dear expects i should call and see what are the consequences for the economics. required and what kind of emergency

the interfax news agency quotes a crummy as prime minister said the ex gone off as saying they are not welcome in crimea. all this on the same day as crowds of pro russian activists broke into ukraine's nato headquarters in the southern crimean says it's the best vocal pro russian forces have been behaving that pace for a while with ukrainian troops trapped inside. on wednesday around two hundred people some of the mom's group down the cakes and folded into the base video and crimean tv show the commander of russia's black sea fleet and rebates. some ukrainian soldiers the region he said they were not going to surrender were observed leaving the base in civilian clothes. others remained inside refusing to give up they are also reports that kiev has demanded the release of ukraine's navy chief who was apparently contains a similar situation was reported in weston crime and with the tracks are used to ram the gates. no shots were fired in either of these cases but they have raised tensions. despite its efforts to try and calm things down tomas in cctv simply awful ukraine's security team on different tv is calling for crimea to be declared the demilitarized zone by the united nations.

interfax, which is the russian state news agency citing a russian diplomat. he says moscow may have to raise the stakes because of the international standoff with the ukraine. ed henry is at the white house. this has just come in, plus jonathan hut will join us for more on the military operations in ukraine. but first, in the search for malaysian air flight 370, we'll look at the so-called radar dead zone. who knew there was a massive no man's land out in the ocean? i guess plenty of people know, but i didn't know. where there is limited or no coverage and a jet can simply disappear. >>> also, what's your theory? what might investigators be overlooking? we'd love to hear from you. tweet us @shepnewsteam. we plan to read some of the comments later in this newscast. this is shepard smith reporting. ♪ ♪ ♪ how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we nee

interfax. there was no such threat made to the ukrainian navy. they are being adamant about that, this is the usual slander that the russian forces are having to put up with, in the ukraine at the moment in crimea. and it's essentially they won't be provoked into butting heads. it's a rather strange way of putting it, but that's what was coming out from the defense ministry. there were some words earlier from the foreign ministry too, i'll read those out because they pertain to this as well. the black sea fleet units are not interfering in ukrainian internal events, preventing possible attacks on our compatriots, from extremists and radicals are the sole purpose of all troop movement. it's often said that truth is the first casualty of war. but it seems like truth dies in this situation, and there's a number of different scenarios about what's going on here. maybe the ukraine yants decided making up -- ukrainians decided that making threats up by the russians, maybe there was a threat by the russians and they are now denying it, if nothing happens it makes the ukrainians look like fools or maybe there was something that was going on below the helpful of the sort of mains

response to the crime in people overwhelmingly voting to break away from the ukraine and to rejoin russia moskos pushing interfax an extensive our brave economic measures to support their peninsulas transition. that was their historic moment and we'll be back with more international news starr is shortly to stay with us. alex and allison grier two are the most influential in radical artists at a loss that. we wanted to create a realistic global that would represent life that would depicts life as it really is. there's an accident on route six. what can be more wonderful than this the whole thing is a mumble. welcome to the john siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun you never have. things you never do. experience you'll never again. be surprised you will. world. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've gone to the future covered. did you know the prize is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open prize is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate

interfax agency. yesterday, you said the agreement concluded in february was not fulfilled. my second question is that the judges of the constitutional court have been deposed in ukraine.the russian constitutional court has already provided some feedback on that. how could you comment on that? thank you. >> thank you. i got the question. the agreement that was supposed to give a solution to the crisis had to be completed by both sides. and i believe that the international intermediaries were reliable. i believed in the bona fide character of the agreement. the leaders of the opposition signed it. the ministers of foreign affairs of three states also signed it. it was a critical decision at that point. according to the opposition and the radical elements that were present at maidan and in other regions, they had to hand over their weapons to de-block the areas they seized, but that was not enforced. as a result, kiev was flooded with gunmen that started programs. started to destroy houses, cultural facilities, and churches. and innocent civilians suffered. people were robbed and beaten up in the streets. and that is still happening. that is why that agreement gave a cer

interfax and you see the chance you. are she agreed to set up a contact group with the u.s. and european countries to deploy a mission to ukraine. you know there was a list i had an op the chance to comment on this issue come to the group in a way as it is offered by our western partners so it's a moment. those. people with. the goal should be tuning hands there are delo between ukraine and the russian federation and we always think this is a war because. the russian federation it was not the reason for this crisis so we warned us repeatedly our western partners that they should not confront them with this. that was wrong as they did when they prepared for this greek association agreement with the president piano club which announce his decision to postpone this procedure but you know how this entire thought it in the what we said how we warned he ginsters. encouraging anti-constitutional civility is. especially rely on illegal paramilitary groups so if the international communities are responsible about to the future of the ukrainian nation they should strongly encourage you know crane to start the process of the constitutiona