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which are here national coming to you live from moscow it's five pm here on marina joshie welcome to the program and one of ukraine's industrial tycoons has been implicated in some of the worst recent violence in the country and a series of leaked phone calls posted on the you tube and one recording your call him only ski who is ukraine's second richest man and one of the country's biggest power players is accused of being behind the massacre in odessa in which at least forty eight people were killed earlier this month now he has hands in scores of major businesses and controls ukraine's biggest information agency plus one of its central t.v. channels but it's this phone conversation with opposition figure and former presidential hopeful. in which he says there's a million dollar reward for the latter's head that's raising the most eyebrows take a listen. actually i'm on the left. but i'm very blessed. to this difficult to see unanimous opinion that you say well that exchange became a focal point of a different phone conversation between two graham businessmen citing an eyewitness to

this would be an in moscow you're watching r t international with me marina joshie now the un's chief human rights inspector has asked ukraine to urgently investigate friday's vicious street clashes and deadly inferno in a desk almost fifty people are still missing while nearly as many were burned beaten or shot to death as are reports people in the city are living in fear of further violence and persecution or you might find some of the following images disturbing. it's not just a building that was set on fire people running inside the burned out trade union building say it was a death that went up in flames on may the second few people here would have imagined that ukraine's unrest would hit so close to home even though his grandfather was a soldier during the second world war and he contributed to the victory over fascism but now the new analysis killed my son his wife is due to have a baby girl who will never see her father but she will know that her father was a hero and he died a hero and in frustration are the feelings permeating the city these days but there's also fear those

in the russian capital you're watching r t international with me marina joshie now ukrainian troops havereportedly retaken control of the city hall and the southeastern city of mariupol at least three people were killed when the army resumed their assault on anti-government protesters meanwhile ira new crackdown is also underway in slovyansk where a locals are saying army as firing mortar shells at a self defense post locals say the city is on the verge of a humanitarian crisis with the army preventing people from leaving and food and supplies from getting in ground phillips's their. bank has stopped operations here so their cash machines on dispensing money people are having trouble accessing money they're having trouble getting to shops now they're closed there's reports of understanding queues for hoffa no more than that to obtain such basic products as bread so in the background this issue rumble of ukraine you know me around the city now we've got a curfew no that report legal prey shown is early as eight o'clock now so you can go to nowhere open and on the outskirts of the sea if y

to pam in russian capital you're watching our national with me marina joshie now the east of ukraine is counting the dead after the fiercest day of fighting yet and the government's crackdown on dissent in the area proton me forces have confirmed up to one hundred people have died including civilians and you may find this food it's from the eastern city of donetsk a disturbing. and these are the bodies of anti-government fighters being taken to the morgue activists a wounded man who were being carried to hospital in two trucks clearly marked with medical insignia the vehicles were allegedly hit both from the ground and air and the survivors finished off at point blank range the activist leaders says up to thirty five people were killed in that want to salt with the total death toll as high as one hundred people are just isn't any else going to joins us live from or very chaotic scenes them maria so what's known so far. well the situation here on the ground remains very dramatic with a number of casualties on a constant rise received reports sometimes conflicting about the exact numbe

what you are the international coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program a russian rocket carrying a communications satellite has crashed just minutes after lift off luckily no casualties or damage on the ground are reported russia's federal space agency has confirmed that approach now burned up in the dance layers of the atmosphere of but it says some very small fragments could have reached the ground. the rocket launch have started out as planned and you can see here the different stages of program rockets where the flight booster rockets that rating off and the failure occurred during the third stage and mission control lost track of the vehicle an expert commission has been set up to stablish why the launch went so wrong or has made it a question of reports. was carrying a russian communications satellite into the. us the made it to be worth around twenty eight million dollars we also know that it is actually russia's most advanced and most powerful south delight now in terms of what it cost of the accident at the moment russian space agency says that

which party or national coming to you live from moscow with me maria joshie at least seven people have been confirmed dead in a day of fighting in the eastern ukrainian city of kramatorsk the army there has now arrested control of most of the city from anti-government activists are just polls lior is in the region. dramatic developments here in southeastern ukraine where the news is unfolding fast and furious if we start with the town of qana tosk which is around seventeen kilometers from where i am in slavyansk there potest is all in control of the central square but the rest of the town has now been taken over by the ukrainian army all the shops are closed and we know we receiving reports that some full factories have shut down this affects the employment of some sixty thousand people who are now without jobs a region is a region where all public transport has been shut down what this means is that nobody can arrive here or you from here using either the buses or the trains this is a weekend operation that took place it started on friday here in slavyansk it's affected kramatorsk it

is to be a moscow you're watching r t international with me marina joshie welcome to the program how radical ukrainian nationalists have returned to the sheet of a desk a city still in shock after friday's massacre an episode described by russia as simply barbaric. the nationalists are angry is that authorities have released sixty seven anti-government activists including some who survived the slaughter after locals staged a mass protest in front of a local police headquarters on friday forty eight people were killed as a result of street fighting and a massive fire reportedly started by extremists videos from the scene an eyewitness accounts painted grisly picture of the war and you may find this food issue disturbing. well this video was taken during a fire and you can see people jumping out of windows in a bid to skate many died this way while some of the survivors were beaten by pro-government protesters supporters rather many of the victims reportedly had gunshot wounds and there's also food apparently showing right sector extremist shooting at people trying to escape i just rea

in moscow you watching r t international with me wearing a joshie welcome to the program. now the united nations is concerned over reports that the interim ukrainian government used helicopters bearing its name and military operations they were seen during the operation in the nantz krege in which doesn't recognize caves authority and proclaim in their pants following a referendum in at least six paratroopers were killed in the fighting in the city of kramatorsk. with casualties also reported among the self-defense or does it mean to go is in the region. there is a video that was filmed by the crew off the life news channel which allegedly shows one of the three helicopters involved in the incident around kramatorsk and bears the u.n. insignia r.t. has contacted the united nations for comment and have gotten a response now according to their going to zation at a country that has the equipment that has the u.n. insignia on it is supposed to strip it after the equipment is no longer involved in the official u.n. mission more over using the u.n. identifiers is only allowed on

courtyards international live from moscow with me marina joshie italy's foreign ministry is demanding explanations from kiev over the death of an italian journalist who was shot down in the village of andrea in eastern ukraine ever coming under mortar fire andre were cali's the first member of the media to be killed in the conflict in his russian interpreter has also reportedly been killed now this is a food which we're getting from where the deaths occurred you can see passports and belongings of those came under attack which is believed to have been a mortar shelling you can see a mortar shell there two. are just roughly video agency managed to speak to the taxi driver who was transporting the journalist at the time and he was also injured he spoke to us on condition of anonymity fearing for his safety. and you will see. they got out of the car and started taking photographs and that's when the shooting began i got scared and jumped into a ditch and waved at them hoping they do the same so we were sitting in the ditch and then the mortar shelling started i would hate the nicer. that

is expanding moscow you watch international with me arena joshie the ukrainian army has launched an air assault on the international airport near the city of donetsk the hop of the proton murray of old against key we're getting reports of one person killed and two injured in the fighting the airport was stormed by a local self-defense forces overnight all roads leading to it are now blocked by the military self-defense forces say people are being evacuated from the area and we're also getting reports of a depo on fire near the runway and one of and one missile landing on the grounds of a local machinery plant. is following the situation evident ask airport. the situation here is turning very dramatic and what we witness is a very dangerous escalation of the situation with the dinette city airport that early on monday was seized by a group of gunmen identifying themselves as representatives of the south proclaimed people's dinette script public and was shot down four hours later we all fly suspended the road leading to the airport is currently cordoned off we were stopped around one kilo

it is two pm in moscow you're watching are to international with me rima joshie welcome to the program bahrain's most prominent human rights defender has been released from prison after serving a two year jail sentence the builder job says he was held in dire conditions and subjected to abuse including being placed in solitary confinement with a dead animal kept almost naked after his release on saturday he was welcomed by hundreds of supporters and paid a visit these mothers grave for jobs says he's shocked at how much the right situation in bahrain had worsened during his style in prison but he insists he will continue to struggle. ganz discrimination well to give you an idea better idea i should say of what he's been through let's now take a look at this now build a job was a founder of the bahrain center for human rights back in two thousand and two and over the next nine here is carried on with his rights work more or less openly but his real problems began with the bahraini uprising when he began speaking out against the brutal crackdown on protesters in march twenty eleven in ma

which international coming to us from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program now it's been called frankenstein food while the science behind it is accused of dangerously toying with nature and in russia it could be branded a terrorist genetically modified food and its potential negative health effects are making russia take steps are going off explains what's behind the harsh measures to criminalize producers pictures like these are becoming common in different parts of the globe in the u.s. brazil germany and china g.m. foods are beginning to dominate entire sections of the market for instance up to eighty five percent of order in a row ninety percent of soybeans are genetically modified in the states whoa after entering the world trade organization russia was also planning to widen its g.m. foods market but now the country's name. on the box. we have to protect our citizens from g.m. all products. and we can do it without violating or obligations to the w t o according to prime minister dmitry medvedev moscow isn't going to well planting genetically modified seeds this summer li

it was hard to international with me arena joshie welcome and we start in eastern ukraine where a military crackdown on anti-government activists has been gathering pace this week at least seven people are now confirmed that in a day of fighting for control of the city of qom a tourist one of the hog bads event a key for assistance violence is also rup to the cross other cities in the rest of region are policy or is there for us. dramatic developments here in southeastern ukraine where the news is unfolding fast and furious if we start with the town of qana tosk which is around seventeen kilometers from where i am it's not beyond there potest is all in control of the state interest square but the rest of the town has now been taken over by the ukrainian army all the shops are closed and we know we receiving reports that some four factories have been shut down this affects the employment of some sixty thousand people who are now without jobs a region is a region where all public transport has been shut down what this means is that nobody can arrive here only from here using either the buses

which in our national coming to life from moscow is five pm in the russian capital a marina joshie. a russian cargo rocket has crashed just minutes after liftoff no casualties or damage on the ground have been reported as approach now burned out in the atmosphere while the launch had started out as planned and here are some of the stages of a flight with booster rockets separating off the failure occurred during the third stage and its one mission control lost track of the rocket and expert commission has been set up to establish exactly how the mission went wrong are just getting a caution of reports. was carrying a russian communications satellite into the. us to made it to be worth around twenty eight million dollars we also know that it is actually russia's most advanced and most powerful satellite now in terms of what the cost of the accident at the moment russian space agency says that there was an emergency engine shutdown and moreover the mission control center also lost track of the. minutes and its flights now that's exactly when the rocket was in the. opposite slowing sho

this is our senior national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program from now on the ukraine has to prepay for russian gas moscow fears cave will otherwise continue to consume the fuel for free despite having enough cash from the international monetary fund to pay the bills paid all over has the details. what this means is ukraine will only receive the gas that it's already paid for in advance that means that it's well if you create it and stump up with the money then in the future in the very near future the gas isn't going to start arriving ukraine already has a three point five billion dollar debt with russia when it comes to the gas of when it comes to providing gas to the country and the prime minister dmitry medvedev has said well the pay up i don't get it because. i think it's time to stop mollycoddling them notify them and switch to the prepayment business soon as possible they pay one euro we ship them on euro's worth of gas they pay a billion we ship a billion well what does this mean here in europe the prospect this russian gas could be cut off t

which multinational live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program while u.n. chief human rights inspector has asked ukraine urgently to investigate friday's vicious street clashes and a fire at a data forty eight people are still missing following the tragedy in which dozens were killed as artie's are in english to reports people are now living in fear that the violence will return and i find some of the following food are to disturbing. it's not just a building that was set on fire people roaming inside the burned out trade union building say it was a dentist said that went up in flames and made the second few people here would have imagined that ukraine's unrest would hit so close to home. his grandfather was a soldier during the second bold war and he contributed to the victory over fascism but now neo fascists killed my son his wife is due to have a baby go who will never see her father but she will know that her father was and she died a hero. anger and frustration are the feelings permeating the city these days but there's also fear those who support fed

it has to be at a mosque are you watching r t international with me wearing a joshie welcome to the program now from today onwards caves going to have to pay for its gas in a vans russia's prime minister says ukraine will only be supplied with whatever it's already paid for give has failed to settle its fuel bill on time for more than a year and is currently billions in debt are just peed all over and has been going over the fine print of this dispute. what this means is ukraine will only receive the gas that it's already paid for in advance that means that it's well if you create it and stump up with the money then in the future in the very near future the gas isn't going to start arriving ukraine already has a three point five billion dollar debt with russia when it comes to their gas. when it comes to providing gas to the country and the prime minister dmitry medvedev has said well the pay up i don't get it but i think it's time to stop mollycoddling them notify them and switch to the prepayment business scheme as soon as possible pay one euro we ship them one euro's worth of gas they pa