ground western intervention was intended to last a few weeks now is open ended instead of dislodging khadafi nato allies are left to bicker among themselves. can start. to cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by are you johnson in london he is the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco gas like he is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we call cross to omar asha he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar and i to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because depending on the new source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we're coming across reports of rebels committing our human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basically a civil war that has come to a stalemate so how would you assess nato's operations today. well if that's civil resistance campaign thirty feet of ship that somehow turned into an

in the wrong way the fact that libya has been singled out in this way the fact that for example khadafi has been indicted in the fastest process ever indulged in by the international criminal court unprecedented speed whereas no other arab leader and i would single out in this particular context for example the king of bahrain is not being singled out. nor has any other head of anyone or else any other arab. i mean i'm told the bankers here think it's you're ignoring a very annoying the for the good and here is these are completely different type of force to suppress and whilst we were facing the same force in libya as the barneys you were for the libyan people not asking for international intervention but when the scenario changed the reality in the fundamentals of the details of the growth were completely different it was an armed conflict where the civilians on and the army was all and it calls for intervention it's not the case and by her and please do not try to eliminate israel it is a very good story now and it's if i could stay with us like i got if i could stay with you on this

scores more wounded, coming as moammar khadafy vows to never leave or surrender in the face of rebels. leland vitter is streaming live. >> that fighting continues in the town of brega but the rebels have been unable to deliver the knockout punch they need to retake the oil town. it would give them access to the export port which they could sell the oil on the open market and finance. rebels have paid dearly in terms of injuries. this is the first one in many months. they tried to hold their fire, train their men at least a dozen people dead, injuries now in the hundreds coming into the hospital outside of that town of brega as the fighting continues. it goes to show you the rebels are brave and dedicated and believe in their cause of freedom. they lack the military training they need and military hardware to make an effective move against the khadafy's army. he is hold up in tripoli where nato airstrikes pounded military installations, but nato has failed to deliver the knockout punch. we haven't seen shock and awe and critical bombing, phone systems or something like water plants tha

will allow washington now to sponsor libyan rebels with more than thirty billion dollars of khadafi frozen assets to discuss this development i joined i by mark allman a modern history lecturer at oxford university i thank you for joining us today so who are these rebels that the west now is agreeing to work with do we do we know anything about them why should we side with them and now we're getting reports that the al qaeda may have infiltrated the ranks. the rebels are of a mixed group. some of them ministers into the his government his former minister of interior minister of justice who some people called it was a hunger. in prosecuting his opponent and then there are people who apparently forty in iraq for instance against the american occupation then there are people who have been abroad living in an america some of them were former intern khadafi in the eighty's and early ninety's who come out with and others are being the next are a long time they were members of families that supported the ngo in libya interest who was overthrown in a military coup back ago in one hundred sixty nin

the air assault targeting khadafy's forces in the western part of the country. libyan leader now threatening to attack europe unless nato stops dropping bombs. now, the latest from misurata. >> reporter: right after that speech we had a lot of incoming rocket fire into misurata. it was directed about six miles from where i'm standing, that is critical because only way supplies can get in to this city where people are still trying to take stock of their lives. >> there is now a deadly silence on o what was the main streets, as they survey the damage and see what sunshine left. >> we went down and come back and we see our houses. they had been destroyed. everything was destroyed. >> reporter: now in the shadow, crews work to pull new telephone cables and repair the destroyed infrastructure. >> what can't be replaced who died in this epic battle. this is shrine to the first three people that were killed and artillery shells that were used as vases. inside this grocery store we have pictures of all the people that died or are missing, many of whom are children. >> w

necessarily know how that's going to work either will i don't think it will work i don't think it is khadafi isn't going to do is get out if you do believe because he himself seems pretty confidently that he was he did look worried this couple of weeks but now he seems confident knows he's got staying power and the pressure. has got staying power so long. as nato cannot fight a war effectively which it cannot do. because it's fighting within the bounds of the un security council resolution it's not going to really be able to step up its efforts unless it goes back to the security council and another resolution is passed which one wonders the viability of that russia has refused to recognize the libyan rebels as the only legitimate authority in the country spotlight the media reports. when nato started its military operation in libya four months ago thank you west promised not to take sides last week washington changed its mind at an international conference in this town it recognized libya's transitional national council as the country's government until an interim authority isn't ways unite

recognition of by the contact group on libya also gives the rebels access to billions of dollars of khadafi pros and assets in u.s. banks political commentator ted rall it says the move is a radical shift from the international standpoint. the united states usually doesn't extend diplomatic recognition to a regime that is not in the counting all that is region and doesn't even seem likely to be able to achieve power anytime soon but you can look at the situation in afghanistan during the one thousand nine hundred sixty two thousand and one civil conflict there between the taleban in the northern alliance the northern alliance they were the former regime that had power in kabul and they enjoyed diplomatic relations with the west even though the taleban controlled ninety five percent of the country it's almost just wishful thinking and frankly if i were a diplomat i would find it disturbing it's a bizarre situation i mean if the u.s. knows who these people are they're not seeing and certainly there's no doubt that traditionally there's always been a very high component to find these even arou

people within nato if they will decide to go for peace too to work for or for for a treaty between khadafi of the rebels will they let mediators like like south africa for example or russia step in and try to to to to set up an agreement because this would this would discredit the previous policy which was the cause i would think of intially i would think that i believe that that makes sense i know that. president zuma just got into sort of deep raúl with cameron in south africa over this matter and i as i understand you sent your great chess experts to negotiate libya so i mean i think that that is what makes sense in terms of bringing in other members of the international community in their experiences of resolving conflicts. what do you think. libya's war means for the future of nato and the e.u. common defense project does it need rethinking is it in the in the in the rethinking process the moment a sign of things to come i think increasingly we will see coalitions of the willing like we saw in iraq. like we saw it like we're seeing in libya. i think what will happen within nato is you

got to do something the only thing they can do possibly to achieve a victory is either assassinate khadafi and some of his circle or didn't and to do that they might have to come on the ground nato has joined the side of promoting the rebels against the government again a clear violation of one nine hundred seventy three. russia has condemned nato for its continue military action in libya foreign minister sergei lavrov said bombing the country to force colonel gadhafi to step down is a cynical political game with too many civilian lives at stake. latest bombing libya longer that it was bombing yugoslavia several years ago and there is no end in sight it's obvious that politics is a cynical matter we hear from the western capitals that the bombing should go on until gadhafi backs off but the human cost of these political statements is very high. and later this hour the focus remains on the turbulent arab region as r.t. speaks to a syrian politician for his views on the way out of his country's crisis. britain's best selling newspaper the news of the world it saying its final farewell to its

got to do something the only thing they can do possibly to achieve a victory is either assassinate khadafi and some of his circle or to add to that they might have to come on the ground nato has joined the side of promoting the rebels against the government again a clear violation of nine hundred seventy three. the syrian government is holding talks on reforms but the opposition is quite caught in the national dialogue until it says the regime starts cracking down on protesters and the next our focus returns to the t.v. and arab region as he speaks to see when politician but he's on the best way out of his country's crisis. britain's best selling newspaper the news of the world is a final farewell to its readers up to one hundred sixty eight years the paper was on life media mogul owner following the phone hacking scandal public outrage flourished this week as claims emerged that journalists intercepted phone calls tonight addictions and dead soldiers families and media analyst phil re says rupert nodded and i lost his. longstanding in the unity among britain as a political elite i think s

international security at the royal institute of international affairs well we've been talking about khadafi and there will be talk about the trip ration and you compared it to to a saw it's been fighting with one hand behind the tide is back but many experts say that even. even if we try to to to to evaluate the operations there have been carried out that it was a true fiasco do you do you agree with that the mill truly the military did a lousy really lousy job on the ground i think this is symptomatic of the west's attention deficit disorder we might say it looks it looks at a problem area it looks at an issue it is size it wants to solve it and then it deliberates too quickly and hard to solve it so was too little too late and this is of course what a lot of people said about obama's decision to step up troops in afghanistan that it took him far too long to deliberate over this decision so i would agree i would say that in libya either we should have gone in a tall. or we should have done something like this which of course is not the nature of coalition fighting i'm reminded of napoleon'

turning now to other stories we're covering on r t khadafi is ready to go according to the french foreign minister reports say that paris has been engaged in negotiations with emissaries of the libyan leader and the rebels there says the lower house of the french parliament agreed to extend its military involvement in libya or he's daniel bushell reports. that with each. books is like bragging bill destroy their opponents they're often wrong and gets a mill steve surprise was with the french foreign minister alan should pay both did france would win libya encroached days or weeks the wars in so forth month the final round inside nicolas sarkozy with his western allies seem short their little opponents fighting back well it's not just an embarrassment for sarkozy it's an embarrassment for all nato for the whole west paris even admits all being libya's rebels but on some somalia. when should they be up for training within the last two or three years documented we have to fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in

a rebel oath as the legitimate governing body it also gives them access to billions of dollars of khadafi assets frozen by america but skeptics say it's a desperate effort against the libyan leader as nato airstrikes fail to make significant progress. governments wind back spending to tackle the debt the refuses to budge europeans themselves are less convinced they should suffer his wages and jobs a pad back off he hears from a union leader who says the public won't stand for bailing out of his mistakes stay with us. today i'm talking to marx to watch because he was one of the brains behind the thirtieth of june nationwide strikes in the u.k. he's head of the public and commercial services union he's three hundred thousand members are walking out of a proposed reforms to the pension scheme mr walker thanks for talking to r.t. today now this is possible plan to cut public spending in this country just how drastic are these cuts going to be gives an impression of what they might mean for the cuts of the biggest that most people will have seen in their lifetime. to mean half a million jobs l

losing battles but winning the war and even rebels earn foreign recognition and access to khadafi assets but they are fighters struggle to get to grips on the ground. plus the west and the wallet as america and the eurozone race to save their collapsing economies in the face of soaring debt and plummeting credit scores. eleven am in the russian capital you watching our tionne marina joshie the operation to lift the cruiser which sank less sunday in a volga river is about to start it's still unclear why the boat went down quickly dragging half of those on board to their deaths tabards following developments bang some nearby town recovery crews say everything is just about ready to lift the boat so how long is that likely to take. well marina that's a question many people are asking not just yet seems to be the answer at the moment we're in the initial stages of quite a complex operation to try and raise the sunken bug area which will hopefully help to reveal where the remaining bodies that haven't been found yet are and hopefully provide the answer as to why the ship sank and sank so fast

attitude that absolute surrender total surrender of the khadafi and his his gun regime isn't that just short sided that doesn't that just keep the conflict going because what reason does he have he's going to be put on trial by western powers. for war crimes what interest does he have even do to you to give any room at all i mean human nature would say you have to then you have to stand and fight to the death which is continuous this civil war this portrait of war in libya. yeah i partly agree because but this is a pro conflict process you know we didn't start by an i.c.c. indictment or a started by you know putting him in is that those associates of his that are international wanted this didn't stop like that it started with again as if it is distance campaign mainly organized by local libyan people was it in benghazi order in tripoli or in old and other places in libya and then that apply was a vicious oppression campaign that seldon's of this and then an organized campaign by the. demonstrators to us or and i'm zealots i don't know that an intervention but the question. just to ask

barcelona there's been some news reports that france is in indirect talks with members of the khadafi regime though just prior to that france condemned italy for calling for a ceasefire and then simultaneously have khadafi spokespeople say there should be a ceasefire should be approved prerequisite for some kind of negotiations so it looks like there is there are elements there that people want to talk what's wrong with the libyan proposal a cease fire to talk no more bombing and see what goes what do we have to lose. the main issue is that we have very serious credibility problem and credibility problem comes from forty two years. when when he was ruling but also credibility long ago or more of a long long ago the west in the race mr gadhafi remember remember all the pictures with tony blair with you know obama with you know the elite of the west i mean so there is a credibility issue but i mean it goes back and forth right. yeah because of course here i mean. i think one of our colleagues just mentioned the west operates on bases of interests and when interests intersects then you k

possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying they tell khadafi his son and a security chief should be indicted for war crimes and that kind of says you shouldn't talk to people like that so i asked my question again is there a political solution to the ongoing conflict quagmire standoff in libya. peter thank you so much for having me on. it depends on your definition of what a political solution is. quite simply if he and his family leave libya we want to have any war we want to have any bloodshed we want to have any killings going on and the libyans will go about their. construction of very democracy and i want to refer your audience to a report that just came out yesterday by the national democratic institute you can find that on my web site on our turby dot org and which actually spells out what the transition period would be and how it would take place to answer your question really yes there is a political solution and if he leaves his kids then we can actually begin to. omar omar there's a moment i can interrupt there's no indication they'r

death are still unknown but did national transitional council save a commander was shot dead by pro khadafi assailants and told you this was a former leader an interior minister who defected to the rebel side in february that is why he trusted ways advisor at the at a terrorism call it says there are conflicting reports over the killing. there are two theories here theory number one is that he has been in communications seems according to some reports with the regime of khadafi and therefore he has been called upon for investigation what is unknown according to this theory is that why he was killed while he was going for the investigation the second theory which could be even more serious or dangerous is that he could have been eliminated by a faction in militia faction within the council within the rebels and both series tells us that now washington and brussels i guess are going to be very concerned about the internal military situation inside the rebel camp the consequences of his killing could be. short to ramification or vast ramifications if indeed he was only an individual or even a

the international criminal court issues and arrest warrant for the khadafy he's claiming that libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview to r.t. sun explained why he believes the court is nothing more than a toast puppet. from kind of us a captain of a gaza flotilla ship was arrested by greek authorities for trying to leave port without permission for several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aid. boy before to anchor in greece's waters following what i can respond leave us pressure from israel and the us for it's up next a special report on how tens of thousands of people survive in the world's largest rubbish village do stay with us. morons of the bell i once went into cairo to collect trash i realized everyone was well dressed i wasn't so what i was a bit upset. even but that's enough come off this city has three social classes all fell and all the upper class. and middle class. then there's a nothing class. they need that's us. in them assembling. the. this. through. going to miss my dad everyone

. >> i am in london libya has condemned britain's decision to expel all of colonel khadafy's lipitor -- diplomats after recognizing the transitional council as the libyan government. >> norway has launched an independent inquiry into friday said the attacks. >> let's get more on that story now. thomas edgar was one of the first journalist on the scene after last friday's mass killing on the island. he says police reacted relatively quickly, despite criticism of their response time. >> there seems to be a lot of tension, especially among the journalists. in my opinion, they had two options. one was to wait for the helicopters being scrambled from one of the army bases, which was outside of oslo, then to get a pickup point, load their gear, flight to the island, etc. or they could go directly to the island, which is approximately 35 kilometers outside oslo. what police have been repeatedly saying house -- the last couple of days is that they made the right decision. they just jump in the car and made their way to the island and were there. from the time they were alerted to the arrest

losing battles but winning the war of the libyan rebels are in foreign recognition and access to khadafi assets but they are fighters struggle to get to grips on the ground the opposition's failing to advance in a strategic eastern oil town suffering heavy casualties. plus the west's empty wallet as american and the eurozone brace to save their pelasgian commies in the face of soaring debt implementing credits towards the u.s. congress needs to raise the debt ceiling to avoid the phone while italy's on the verge of meeting bailouts. next r.t. takes you into the heart of siberia or east meets west. there's a michael ski region deep in the sun darien forest is one of russia's newest territories formed in two thousand and eight it brought together the chips are on the arguing boria regions and with it a striking mix of asian and european culture. traveling around you can find buddhist temples spooling national parks and remote villages that still practice traditions to date back a thousand years but if you're flying here and be landing in the regions vibrant capital. whenever you're a new p

will be able to fund the opposition with some of the more than thirty billion dollars in khadafi regime assets that are frozen in american banks but it's not only that the obama administration has provided overwhelming military and political support for this transitional council the head of the council has recently traveled to washington showed his gratitude asked for more support analysts say it's no surprise that he's being propelled to power in levy a by washington. who has studied in the u.s. for years he has talked to the u.s. so he's quite well connected with the united states but how often comes with strings attached and some say the leader an opposition leader is sure to get instructions from washington on how to return the favor so to say but some experts also point out that in an attempt to propane certain people to apply where the west supports the rebels and the rebels are not a homogenous group there are all kinds of people there are some radical elements as well a form of jihadist who we now see his. two thousand says he estimates one thousand he had a sore among the rebel

exclusively with the colonel's son and with both gadhafi is wanted at the hague and targeted by nato save khadafi shared his view on why his country is on that. so far as well thank you very much for joining us here on out there well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received a ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on. a targeted by nato missiles in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your fate turned so while a plea to good looks when put everybody. down for others. we heard. and we got messages from. many countries heard many news from iran north korea and so you. this is your mistake you give up your weapons of mass destruction you are developing along great with style as your friend with the worst and this is the result so. it means this is a message to everybody that you have your strong you never trust them and you have to be. on alert because those people who are the don't have friends over one night the mind under start bombing and the same thing could happen to any other country talking

the recognition intentionally hands the opposition access to billions of dollars of khadafi assets frozen in the. story those are the headlines here in the next two weeks put all the explosive dangers of the world's ever growing nuclear arsenal that's next right here on out. the follow up from the french tests went beyond the polynesian islands it caused outrage in new zealand which took the lead in the anti-nuclear movement and became a black sheep among western countries yes unlike any other country new zealand refused to rely on nuclear weapons for its security but here nuclear technology is banned it's the law. i think a lot of the young people do feel proud about new zealand this country frivolously that people would have come of complacent and feel but for as far and we're safer there are these other issues here i mean a lot of people to say people in the peace movement has had be sent out of means gray beards resounds and that's what people say. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they are more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic

white house so they're using the stumble conference to mock some eyes mark some eyes pressure on the khadafy government. now a quarter past the hour here in moscow our special floating cranes are now at the site of the volga river tragedy to begin the operation of lifting the bulgarian which sank in minutes just last sunday out of the two hundred eight people who were on board one hundred fourteen have been confirmed fifteen others are still missing two people since then have now been arrested in connection with the disaster the head of the company which operated the boat specter who certified it as fit to sail both face charges of negligence that led to the deaths arrest warrants have also been issued for the captains of those which passed the sinking ship without stopping to help the search operation continues in the nearby islands more recovery workers police and volunteers have now joined the. well we have video reports on the tragedy on our web site that's. helping the seventy seven survivors of the sunken treasure. one family who call themselves lucky to have the disaster. right now in

footage was shown on many satellite channels with captions that had been shot in misurata and that khadafi is troops and it caused a destruction despite what the joran listed had seen with their own eyes exactly what channel but probably the opposite l.r.b. i was the first channel to that it is a us financed channel belonging to saudi arabia and based in united arab emirates the same report was repeated by many other satellite channels but this is a deliberate policy keesha also we saw a c.n.n. report not long ago from a mobile phone you bought gadhafi soldiers raping women and that it was surely no pleasure to see the footage so some frame so were blurred it turned out though that someone recognized the oil as being from a libyan who are now moving there not so many libyan porno movies so that one was widely known so that fragment was used to claim it had been raped by gadhafi strips i think it was a deliberate montage not a mistake a usa demanded that the satellite broadcasts of libyan channels are stopped all over the world they have already shut down the arab channels used by plebian b

of libyans have taken the streets to voice their support for colonel gadhafi in order message by khadafi himself addressed what was the darkest demonstration since the iran's began its term pain in the country it threatened to attack iraq intervention in a test price comes out of school and had supplied weapons to the rebels moscow criticised the open hit out of the way even resolution of the year has been intense that former belgian partition roost says nato is endgames to control the region by using the security council's mandate to send interests. me. real solutions they are not really a text in the sense as a lot of. the country basically interpretation of resolutions is a matter of ideology and of problem why this. france interpreted this way because they can't there is no international agency don't you cannot that's the problem with these are solutions they want to take over control of this country in this very important security situation between tunisia between egypt where things are going the wrong way i mean the wrong way for european union and and united states let's not forge

the international criminal court issues arrest warrant for the khadafi claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview to r.t. sun expects plain why he believes the court is nothing more than a hose puppet. a u.s. captain of a garza ship is arrested by a greek or therapies for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aid on board before stick to anchor in greece's waters following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the u.s. . why those were the main headlines you know dive into your world of sports and after all of his trash talking england's david haye crumbles when he met the big man of la yes you see rory hey he could talk the talk but it was mr who walked this fight really didn't believe in hate he kept falling down why what he said he kept slipping but you know when those big jobs are the cream. you've got a problem you know so maybe he wasn't following are slipping he was falling really and i will say you know what one cringe worthy poi

and libyan officials say they've been deceptive to ships carrying a belgian made weapons for nancy khadafi rebels it's all in violation of a u.n. embargo on arms trafficking into the war torn country. next discusses the missile shield plans that are driving a wedge between moscow and washington just. from what i understand russians are not against interceptors they are against the more advanced and the more people wise could you expand on that well we started to study a couple of months ago to look into the technical side of what might be behind russia's concerns so there's narrative in the west has been russia's ideologically opposed to middle missile defense so that they're more concerned with the bases in poland and romania but we wanted to see if there's something besides that they feel perhaps poland and romania are under spear of influence but we wanted to see if there's actual technical concerns what we found is that the phase adaptive approach to missile defense is broken up into two parts number one and number two where that low potency interceptors the block long interceptors are

the international criminal court issues and arrest warrant for the khadafi is claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview toward tikrit off the son explained why he believes the court is nothing more than a puppet. a u.s. captain of a gaza flotilla ship is arrested by greek authorities for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aide on board were forced to anchor increases water is following what activists believe as pressure on israel have the u.s. . those are the top stories of the week here in our t.v. ad sports next with natasha. hello you're watching the sports news on r.t.m. not so that i gather headlines. all eyes were on top of it was our opponent patrick a bit about the claims that wimbledon ladies' singles title with a straight sets victory over the russians. in football argentina won against believe one of the cool america opening highlights on friday night in the plaza. and also australian cases still not take spoke as for the boat that yo

house so they're using the new stumble conference to mock some eyes mock some eyes pressure on the khadafy government political cartoonist and the pulitzer prize a finalist ted rall thinks the u.s. decision to recognize the rebels as the country's true leaders is bizarre because no one really knows who they are. this is really a radical shift from an international standpoint the united states usually doesn't extend diplomatic recognition to it a regime that is not in the capital that isn't in power and doesn't even seem likely to be able to achieve power anytime soon but you can look at the situation in afghanistan during the one nine hundred ninety six to two thousand and one civil conflict there between the taleban in the northern alliance the northern alliance were the former regime that had power in kabul and enjoyed diplomatic relations with the west even though the taleban controlled ninety five percent of the country it's almost just wishful thinking and frankly if i were a diplomat i would find it disturbing it's a bizarre situation i mean if the u.s. knows who these people are the

movies so that one was widely known so that fragment was used to claim that it had been a rape by khadafi strips i think it was a deliberate montage with the not a mistake the usa demanded that the satellite broadcasts of libyan channels are stopped all over the world they have already shut down the arab said channels despite me being a stakeholder and now they are shutting down. to prevent libya's version being heard in the arab world because they have already shut them down on other satellites broadcasting to other countries as their way to thank you very much for being with us i wish you good luck. today thank you. this. league. live. lists. if. russia would be soon which brightened a few. songs from found stuporous you. can start on t.v. dot com. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. head on smart t.v. first funerals have been held in russia's republic of tatar start as the country mourn the victims of sunday's pleasure cruiser sinking on the volga river over ninety deaths have been confirmed so far

but by all means alone they say will not bring it desirable and to the conflict which is ousting khadafi so there needs to be action on the ground but the u.n. resolution explicitly says no foreign troops on the ground in any form and that's why the rebels according to the french for example but critics say that logical change takes us very far from the initial goal line resolution which was to stop the massacre and nowhere in that resolution did it say a forceful regime change many say nato actions were meant to stop a massacre have brought about a lot of destruction not to mention that it's a direct and now a long lasting involvement in a civil war and there have been reports earlier that the military has been shipping arms over the border to leave in ravelled and the. military is very much influenced by washington as we know but those reports were never officially confirmed france was the first to acknowledge weapons supplies to the rebels in libya we're talking about rocket launchers assault rifles machine guns and anti-tank missiles there are several aspects that analysts point out

has spoken exclusively to colonel khadafi son who believes that nato just wants to feast on it live because richard's. these country is a piece of cake rich full of jazz. and we have more than one hundred million dollars that's abroad sold we have. got it. and we have to get this done because he's the only obstacle between. us and because. it's a symbol of the full version of this exclusive interview on our website of course that is art si dot com. now at seven minutes past the hour here in moscow the judge of the hague tribunal has entered a not guilty plea on behalf of record luggage that's after the court refused to postpone the hearing at the request of a former bosnian general knowledge was then ordered out of the courtroom for interrupting the judge and speaking out of turn earlier he had threatened to boycott the hearing complaining he hadn't been able to choose his own a defense lawyer more than a month after his arrest was accused of ordering is the massacre of thousands of muslims and muslims in the town of srebrenica but as i say these are coming out of reports there are many ser