the interior ministry has open investigation into the attack and into a separate incident when a pro active this was stabbed and likely wounded. two events that will galvanize the opposition and the activists are calling for a massive turnout for a rally in the city center on sunday. of registered job seekers and france has risen by 17 800. that is the month of november. this comes from the french labor ministry. this box a trend of spiraling unemployment. claimed tont has unemployment and it is still on track. -- efforts to curb unemployment is still on track. this is only major blow to a left-wing government that had promised jobs. >> a center left-wing arernment, the core issues social issues. therefore, it is a matter of credibility. it's these are strong measures. three of them are the most significant. the first one is a tax cut of 40 billion euros to decrease labor costs. another is the labor market, which is a very good point. a little bit more flexibility. this is the government of the contract. this has risen by some 17,800. there are more travel headaches travelers. a stri

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suspected terrorists as well as disrupted several terrorist operations down in those two regions the interior ministry has also briefed the president on security measures in the region following the two blasts on what they're going to do to maintain the security presence down there now volgograd emergency ministry has said that they are bolstering troops to aid in that cause in fact we have heard of another plane filled with people and supplies to aid in that cause also president putin and prime minister dmitry medvedev have met and discussed what they're going to do for the families of the people who have been injured. and they have decided on a sum of one million rubles which is the equivalent to about thirty thousand u.s. dollars also the emergency committee has established regular communication and an airlift operation so that the people. in volgograd can get airlifted to moscow who need medical attention desperately so that's the latest in this rapidly developing situation to blast in less than twenty four hours and as always in these cases information comes in quickly we'll keep you on top of it

several terrorists and suspect suspected terrorists have been killed in those operations the interior ministry has also briefed the president on measures that they are taking to maintain security within the volgograd region itself and in fact the local. emergency ministry says that they are bolstering troops in fact we've gotten word of another plane of. people and supplies coming into the city in fact the latest information that we've just gotten in is that the emergency committee has established regular communication and an airlift operation to bring the injured from volgograd to moscow so that they can get the best medical care now also. putin and medvedev both together have discussed what they're going to do to help the families who have been harmed in this situation the injured and those who have been killed and they've decided that they are going to be giving those families one million rubles which is the equivalent of thirty thousand dollars in u.s. money that's the latest that we have right now of course this is a fast developing situation and as the information comes in we're going to

disrupted terror operations that are down there and killed several suspected terrorists also the interior ministry briefed the president on measures that they are taking to maintain security in the region following these recent attacks now locally the volgograd emergency ministry is said that they have bolstered their troops in fact we've heard of another plane being sent to the region with people and supplies to help out in that aspect in fact the latest that we've gotten in is that the emergency committee has established regular communication and an airlift operation to bring the injured from volgograd to moscow where they can get better medical treatment and then. president putin and prime minister medvedev have discussed what they're going to do to help the families of those who have been injured and killed and they have agreed to pay those families one of million rubles which is the equivalent to about thirty thousand u.s. dollars and with as always in situations like this the information is constantly changing and updating rapidly coming in we'll keep you updated as we get it. all right sean

is it that an egyptian interior ministry says an explosion of a security door to door but you get that killed twelve people and think about one hundred and thirty. to my mind apart from former president pervez musharraf responded after a bomb was discovered in his residence streamlining business china's top legislature refused to budge and that will exempt certain industries from getting government approval christmas countdown we got to the north pole to see how some people says preparing for his previous journeys of the year. her warm welcome to the subtitle cctv you sign in with mom ha. the church and state tv says at least eleven people were killed and more than a hundred paris opera powerful explosion ripped through a security headquarters in egypt's northern city of man store up while the country's interior ministry says the death toll is twelve. most of the dead were police officers while the city's security chief was among the injured the explosion calls parts of the fine old building to collapse. their ing cup was people on the day. so far no one has claimed responsibility for

>> we have seen the interior ministry going on air today, saying that anybody who is protesting in the streets anyone who is advocating in favor of the muslim brotherhood, anyone who is passing out pamphlets belonging to the brotherhood, will be imprisoned for five years. they have also gone on to say that the muslim brotherhood leaders anyone whoens finances them, or provides information could spend life behind bars. so it is a very very serious shift. we have already seen 23 people arrested because they were handing out pamphlets on behalf of the brotherhood. this is not just a rhetorical shift, this is a very serious clamp down, assets on their affiliated groups and anyone who supports them. >> affiliated groups. so this could throw a pretty wide net on what's now the egyptian opposition? >> absolutely. it is hard to know how that will be cast. we know the muslim brotherhood newspaper has been closed down. the freedom and justice parties political reign is going to be closed down. we know they are literally thousand -- more than 1,000 charities are thatry filluated with the brotherh

activists gathered outside the interior ministry to denounce the attack. the assault took place after she published an article revealing information about top government officials. taking into account high- profile investigations touch and had carried out, and her recent high-profile publications, i would say with certainty this cool criminal act was not an accident. urgedaine's president has police to find those responsible for the attack. he has been involved in antigovernment protests that defied the country. and those who back a free-trade deal with the european union. delivering the first christmas address as pontiff from the balcony of the basilica. thousands other to hear him talk about conflicts and natural disasters around the world. he paid particular attention to the humanitarian effort in syria. from the vatican, here is a report. >> pope francis paused for a moment. this would be his third christmas day address -- first christmas day address. he seemed to want a chance to take in the moment, to absorb the sea of people that had filled st. pete

take to the streets in the capsule on top and some occupied government buildings including the interior ministry. the mind the resignation of prime minister the roxy no walks what we've learned you can read about the significance that what's right. she really cares that hurdle in front of your whole soul and the love the conflict has been simmering for years the opposition the keys is indexed in a while to clean up hope that the russian psyche and home upon an attack seems to know what. he was ousted in two thousand and six. went into after collapsing can fix it. on the si dos pot holes of foul play. a life in the media if this government for two years now and the accusations against the serious and unjustified. somebody save me the prime minister survived a confidence vote in parliament and pulled out the identities of the government has invoked emergency collison tight security the protest continued throughout. . for instance the notes it is stepping up its military presence in central african republic a former colony. an additional one thousand soldiers are to join the four hundred and fifty

the interior ministry said police arrested the man while he was attempting to escape into sedan. -- sudan. thailand's prime minister has proposed a council for the political crisis that has gripped the country. she said the body would be set up in a parallel with elections scheduled in february. the opposition rejected and continued protest saying they want immediate reforms. also try to force their way into a stadium to stop people from registering. south sudan president is calling for an end to the violence in his country even though fighting between his forces and a rival group is still waging. he welcomed the u.n. decision to double the number of peacekeeping troops. the struggle has escalated in it to an academic war. the desperate to several parts. >> the humanitarian situation is deteriorating every day. >> about 45,000 civilians have sought shelter. an acute shortage of water, medicine, and food. as the virus spreads, the security council has approved a plan to boost its presence with extra police. secretary-general moon, wars they cannot protect every citizen in need. >> i urge t

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the interior ministry warned anyone that joins protests will be imprisoned for five years on charges of promoting terrorist ideology. in cairo's nasr city, thousands turned out after prayers. >> now they want to rule us with guns and because of that, we are going to protest peacefully to save our lives. >> our village will never be there. the killer will not be in egypt >> women joined the march that seemed headed for a confrontation. above them supporters waved from the balconies. the 4-fingered salute is a symbol of the alliance. protesters are making it clear how determined they are to defy the government. we need to see what the government is prepared to carry out. >> minutes later the police moved in, firing tear gas and bird shot into the crowd. the protesters scattered before a determined core regrouped to fight back. >> the police tried to arrest anyone involved in the protest. >> we have a person injured. others are in prison. >> a photographer perched on a balcony caught this image of a woman in police custody. the government's crackdown on the brotherhood is aimed at deali

his arrest was announced by the interior ministry but it is not clear where he was arrested and furtheretails on that. just a reminder about that breaking news, hesham qandil has been arrested. more on that to come. let's stay with the situation in egypt where it is not clear who has been behind a par 4 car bomb outside of a police -- who has been behind a powerful car bomb outside of police headquarters in egypt. 15 people have been killed and more than 100 injured. the attacked was the fourth of of the attackce was fell 20 kilometers away. the muslim brotherhood has condemned the bombing. from cairo, here is our report. the fullht reveals extent of the damage. it was the first major bombing in the nile delta region but the target was a familiar one, the police. the blast killed away way part of the provincial security headquarters in the city of mansoura. most of those who died were police officers. this was the chaos after the explosion, with worried relatives joining the crowd at the scene. it was a frantic search in the darkness for survivors trapped beneath layers of concrete as r

leaders who healed sway in kiev for more than two weeks are face to face with forces from the interior ministry. in the snow storm that struck the capital they appealed for calm. >> these are peaceful people without weapons. this is a peace of demonstration. i'm asking each of you before using force or weapons to think, please. you will be responsible for what happens. >> protesters fear the troops may be on the point of seizing back control of the city center. barricades around buildings have been removed. state security on monday even raided the party. computer equipment was seized when the website was shut down. if president viktor yanukovych thinks that through the law enforcement agencies and riot place that that will work, he is mistaken. >> at independence square, they occupied public buildings. they are preparing for a struggle. these are not snowballs, they are made of plaster. there is hope for a peaceful outcome from the crisis. the e.u.'s foreign policy chief will press for a revolution when she flies to kiev. as the police close in, organizers hope more supporters will converge on

last month and bans all rallies over ten people from gathering without permission from the ministry of interior there was mass aprile when the law was promulgated as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of that police force and that it would give security forces a copy of the by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we've certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons on budget but it's against protesters attempting to donny without permission of the government that box by the military is defending the legislation saying is essential to restore law and order and also to help it is talk of economy the trial marks a key turning point in the summer the military in the government had targeted islamist supporters of mohamed morsy with trial is showing that the government is widely as cracked down to include all forms of dissent even people here in egypt as being the country is returning to a police state. now take a look at some other stories from around the world around one hundred supporters of the far right

there was mass aprile when the law was promulgated as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of their police force and they will give security forces a cop launched by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we've certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons and birdshot but it's against protesters attempting to rally without permission of the government backed by the military and defending the legislation saying it's essential to restore law and order and also to help it is tied to the economy the trial marks a key turning point in the summer the military in the government had targeted islamist supporters of mohamed morsy but with many here and dahmer on trial is showing that the government is widely is cracked down to include all forms of dissent even people here in egypt to be the country is returning to a police state. now some are hailing it is a financial phenomenon while others have their downs islands' economy showing cautious growth after being thrown into economic turmoil back in two thousand and ei

there was mass aprile when the law was promulgated as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of their police force and they will give security forces a cop launched the by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we've certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons and birdshot but it's against protesters attempting to rally without permission of the government backed by the military and defending the legislation saying it's essential to restore law and order and also to help egypt's talk to the economy the trial marks a key turning point in the summer the military in the government had targeted islamist supporters of mohamed morsy.

there was most aprile when the law was promulgated as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of that police force and that it would give security forces a cop in the by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons on birdshot but it's against protesters attempting to bonnie without permission of the government backed by the military and defending the legislation saying is essential to restore law and order and also to help egypt's talked of economy. the trial marks a key turning point in some of the minutes when the government had targeted islam is supposed to send a comment that would make a trial is showing that the government is widely is cracked down to include all forms of dissent leading people here in egypt to be in the country is returning to the states. and to hand in our team we examine their reasons for africa still crippled economies despite massive international financial aid. we often see the middle east as a place of constant turmoil and revolution but

the gates as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of that police force i'm going to give security forces a cop in the by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons and birdshot but it's against protesters attempting to dani without permission from the government of that box by the military and defending the legislation saying is essential to restore law and order and also to help egypt's talk to the economy the trial marks a key turning point in the summer the military in the government had targeted islamist supporters of mohamed morsy with measure and trial is showing that the government is widely is cracked down to include all forms of dissent leading people here in egypt to be in the country is returning to a police state and coming up we continue our story of the families of american servicemen who lost their loved ones and friendly fire. we are the problem we in the west of the problem especially the united states government so it really is quite rid

the interior ministry accused the journalists of what they call illegal meetings with the muslim brotherhoodall we should point out are experienced journalist who is have worked for multiple news organizations over the last two decades. >>> a deadline now looming to remove a brain-dead teenager from life support. we'll tell you why the family is bleedinpleading with the hospitt to pull the plug on their daughter. wra career. since 2002, the modern stud has been teaching women languages, like management and computer skills. that they are skills that speak of ambition which in the heart of tallle ban country is remarkable. >> we are a unique school, preparing women to go to jobs. our school is preparing women to go to universities. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. there are nearly 12,000 lobbyists in the u.s. giving out an estimated $2 billion each and every year. but now some new curbs are coming to the state of georg

interior ministries are in brussels for talks. they are worried about fighters going back and forth between europe and syria. the number of fighters were western countries has nearly doubt in the last six months. >> in the beginning in syria you had few radical groups. al qaeda came from iraq. now you have territories that are dominating and controlled by al qaeda. they have their own territory at the doorstep in turkey, not too far from europe. they have fighters that came from north africa. this creates a serious security problem. we have to anticipate the return and how to handle this. prevention measures and the exchanges of information about their movements. >> while the commanda of the free syrian army says al qaeda-linked groups are growing stronger. one al qaeda has more than 5,000 foreign fighters. he's denying the comment that the ffa will be ready to fight with president bashar al-assad against al qaeda. >> translation: i categorically deny any comments. i did not comment or give an interview to the independent newspape

the interior ministry admitted to an abuse of power. the opposition leader say they want to hold new elections. now with the latest from kiev. >> prayer in a time of crisis. in ukraine many support the pro-european movement. st. michael's cathedral gained protesters beaten. the patry ark made his position clear. >> translation: the question is europe or a new confrontation. the premier has been constantly trying to build the empire. because of a split, the church is divided. some priests criticised european integration. some reporting to moscow claim not to be taking sides. >> translation: all of them. our children are believers and we'll treat them like christians in a christian way. >> the greek catholic church showed support on kiev's independent squarely being there. >> the political crisis could reach such proportions in the ukraine. it's impossible for faith to stay out of the equation. >> on the square they fear the corruption of the ukrainian state. others fear the corrupting influence of liberal europe. ukraine is facing a mora

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a group of elite soldiers from russia's interior ministry amounts to start an exercise in the morning information according to tradition they pay homage to past comrades who have died in the line of duty. this unit has taken part in many counterterrorist operations across russia. they have a variety of firearms at their disposal but their weapon of choice is still the. rifle. it's known simply as. there are. these soldiers with special training lasting almost until. it's regular procedure but modifications to the kalashnikov assault rifle to be tested in such units it would be hard to imagine a tougher testing ground but. one rifle for every batch is thoroughly scrutinized before being sent to units in the field. in a scientific trial. the rifles design a missile. that when he realized his first model was to be subjected to a severe test he looked away he couldn't bear to see it with his own eyes. testing a new variant. goes through seven stages first the gun is placed into what's known as the dust chamber where the room is filled with sand. and dust chambers filled with fine particle

. >> reporter: interior ministry troops gather at entrance points to independent square in kiev. protesters are facing emanant eviction from the buildings they have taken over. these aren't snowballs. they are made of plaster. trouble may be on the way. protests are concerned that police may have come early and they scramble to the barricades to defend the square from any possible assault. yesterday's mas mass rally may e boosted resolve to stee steer ye to europe. >> they're really loyal to the current president. >> reporter: there may yet be a peaceful outcome. the president has offered talks to end the crisis with former ukrainian leaders. and the e.u. foreign policy chief is flying to kiev this week. as the cold closes in organizers need the crowd to stay on independent square. there may be safety in numbers. >> that is robben forest walker. >>> worsening smog in east china. smog conditions have closed several highways and grounded more than 20 flights for a short while. a lot of regions have been hit by heavy smog. environmental protection agency went to china to help out. >

thomas denies he or -- a move from the defense to the interior ministry. gabriel will be deputy chancellor and gets a new economics and energy super ministry. and a foreign minister after four years in the opposition. the highest office ever held by a woman from germany's 3 million strong ethnic turkish community. on tuesday, parliament votes to confirm merkel as chancellor and the ministers will be sworn in. >> what is going to top the agenda for the new government? let us bring melinda crane in for more. what is going to top this agenda? what are they going to get into off the bat? >> the coalition has yet to spell out a blueprint for the first months in office. we will hear wednesday from the chancellor in a declaration to parliament, that she is only scheduled to talk about european affairs. certainly, europe is one of the main challenges that will be facing this coalition. the eurozone by no means out of the woods. other european countries have been waiting months for germany's government to get back to work. big outstanding issues -- banking union. w

last month and bans all rallies over ten people from gathering without permission from the ministry of interior there was mass aprile when the law was promulgated as people here say most protests are against interior ministry and the brutality of their police force and that will give security forces a copy of the by let me disperse demonstrations this is something we've certainly seen in the last few weeks security forces have used tear gas water cannons and birdshot but it's against protesters attempting to rally without permission of the government backed by the military and defending the legislation saying it's essential to restore law and order and also to help egypt's talk to the economy the trial marks a key turning point in the summer the military in the government had targeted islamist supporters of mohamed morsy with measure and showing that the government is widely is cracked down to include all forms of dissent leaving people here in egypt to be the country is returning to a police state. now when it comes to crisis recovery iceland is hot stuff we hear how writing debts off can real

and interior ministers but putting on for travis campbell economy means to suffer kelly on an interior ministry my mug and both previously offered them as nations them someday. and on tuesday president of the good cold like to be shown on a number of corruption allegations. ministers became and tangled up to the rest of the sons of december the seventeenth along with a number of other suspects accused of taking will re organizing drives and all that we didn't know it adds to the pressure on prime this project i have am ahead of an election year and it follows a period on crisp into unease in protest against him and his ak puppy puppy based on perceptions of corruption the ak party is now reportedly driven by splits with the faction led by us actively seeking a double and scalpel. the spanish kings traditional christmas eve but just ignore that on half the lithium tv for the first time in its fifty year history. it highlights growing separatists beginning in the northeastern region ironically king kong law school. the spanish units a month immortal god for many years. we walked side by side buil

officials from the interior ministry's it explosion tore through the building in the nile delta city of suva. they say the blast injured more than one hundred thirty people and caused heavy damage to the five storey block in nearby buildings. a bombing at a separate police station in months to five months ago killed one soldier and injured civilians the military ousted present muhammad more see earlier in july and to help to install an interim government. it's been cracking down on militants who oppose the temporary leadership attacks on security forces are continuing in the sinai peninsula in other parts of the country. the interim government has declared a national referendum on a draft constitution will take place in mid january the japanese government has approved the country's largest ever draft budget for fiscal two thousand and fourteen at a cabinet meeting the government will reduce new bond issuance but will still depend on large amounts of debt. the budget totals about ninety six billion yen or about nine or twenty billion dollars that's up more than thirty billion dollars

this as violence broke out between protesters and interior ministry troops near the presidential administration building. the opposition says it is giving the president 48 hours to dismantle his government. and then this tonight. actor and activist george clooney stepped into the fray today. we here at cnn found this reporting on youtube and what you will hear is an emotional message supporting these demonstrators. >> so, let me just say this to all of you in the square in kiev and all around ukraine. when you look to the west, know that we are looking back at you with great admiration. we wish you a peaceful and safe mission. we wish you the government that you want. and we wish you the strength to carry on. good luck. >> before you say, another celebrity gets involved in something, he has absolutely no business in. i want you to remember the role that george clooney played in bringing attention to violence in the sedan. cnn was there last year when he was arrested at the embassy in washington. remember this? to bring attention to the alleged war crimes committed by the sudanese president and

has already sparked instability many conflicts in the rural areas are water related and the interior ministry says that water and land disputes killed four thousand people each year that we were where they were not far and order to bring order to leave they will be able. to do a lot of the rivers. it's a race against time and one that yemen is losing but here the evenings belong to cut men gather together to talk smoke and chew their chosen escapes for a country that has precious few of them and for now escaping the water crisis will simply have to wait another day. to see caffein of r t sanaa yemen. you can always. i will go to the aussie world update soon for now r.t. international comes to life from moscow bahrain's most famous human rights defender not build a job looks set to stay in prison for another six months authorities were no rush to set him free despite him being eligible for release now but a job was jailed in two thousand and twelve for taking part in and see government protests offering the rulers are known for their intolerance of dissent just recently another rights campaign

several hundred teachers in mexico city have marched on the interior ministry building what started as a peaceful rally turned ugly when high ranking officials refused to follow protesters unmanned the mob smashed through barricades and with torches after a face off with police the teachers vow to carry on their protests against a conversational education reform criticizing it for leaning towards the american system of private eyes to education. south africa's government officials are paying their last respects to nelson mandela before his burial on sunday but as a country mourns many fear is death may reveal serious tensions in a still divided state are reports from a suburb of donna's birth where life is far from what mandela envisioned for his country. it's definitely unsafe because they have you seen a white person around. this core. is taking us on a drive through the streets of his childhood this was a wealthy white neighborhood during the time of a party eight. is now a very different place i wouldn't carry a camera gary anything. of value i wouldn't wear a watch i wouldn't read

a group from russia's interior ministry. information. they pay homage to past comrades who have died in the line of duty. has taken to terrorist operations across russia. but their weapon of choice is still. there yet. these soldiers with special training. procedures a lot of occasions to the kalashnikov to be tested in such units it would be hard to imagine a tougher testing ground. for every. two units in the field. than a scientific trial. the rifles designed. that when he realized his first model was to be subjected to a severe test he looked away he couldn't see it with his own eyes. testing a new variant of the. goes through seven stages first the gun is placed into what's known as the dust chamber where the room is filled with. dust chambers filled with fine particles of silica sand the next stage will lead us to the sprinkler room it imitates a subtropical climate when u.s. commandos fought in the hot and humid conditions often prompted them to improvise with captured kalashnikovs. sixteen rifles kalashnikovs wealth and such a cl

yemen's interior ministry confirmed the cousins had no links to terrorism in a country where tribal ties surmount all the loss was felt far beyond the family. the lighthouse has never acknowledged the deaths were below the strike. mohamad shows me the evidence. this is what killed them what's not to be a fragment of a hellfire missile launched from a drone the us believes this season's best weapon against al qa'ida. although not officially at war in yemen the corporate drone campaign has been dramatically ramped up here under president obama i look like a threat to israel. it's plotted attacks on international airliners and caused hundreds of deaths the cit described it as the most dangerous and active branch of the network the defense is the drone strikes have seriously damaged al qaeda's ability to plan attacks critics here say he's doing the exact opposite it does not contain the ghosts of us. in fact may have continued to pursue growth and expansion of both and at some point. i've become slightly off. often enough. to be able to see this done. the us war on terror has no borders ofte

accept there was a deadly failure yemen's interior ministry confirms the cousins had no links to terrorism in a country where tribal ties surmount all the loss was felt far beyond the family the white house has never acknowledged the deaths let alone the strike but mohamed shows me the evidence this is what killed them what's thought to be a fragment of a hellfire missile launched from a drone. the u.s. believes this is its best weapon against al qaeda although not officially at war in yemen the covert drone campaign has been dramatically ramped up here under president obama. yemen's al qaeda threat is real it's plotted attacks on international airliners and caused hundreds of deaths the cia describes it as the most dangerous and active branch of the terrorist network the defense is that drone strikes have seriously damaged his ability to plan attacks but critics here say it's doing the exact opposite it does not contain the ghosts of. facts that may have contributed to the growth and expansion of the. and at some point when we can slug enough powerful enough then to be able to inflict ser

clash between islamic unity group einstein einstein me and the military says a report by the interior ministry tripoli is witnessing security problems tape over twenty people were killed and one and two hundred enchanted valley last week and thankfully the past protesters clashed with nbc as a telephone number of government buildings. the men gave in to the demise of the arabian authorities and drafting league defeats to lay down. sydney the eighteenth of the safety of the scots on a whim on defense to speak to him the kid on the receipt. in general the security situation in the bin remains unstable. the levy as deputy intelligence chief of staff on a lot recently kidnapped outside tbilisi international airport. then on he's been struggling to control on groups that take part in dallas four of the country's four when decent penalty down the and according to some reports as up to seventeen hundred of them all with different goals. i mean it is also facing an uncontrolled blood on his estimates say there are around four hundred weapons dad passes with only twenty of them belonging to the gotham