asked where did you fall down i slipped and fell and i said did you really fall yes i fell and lattimer's fist. i doubt she never complained to me about what the first i felt male solidarity with emotion oh man he's a man i thought doesn't have issues with his wife his character is different and i was bored so i more or less took his side by bill and then he bade her out after i went to him and asked why what's wrong with the bed i swear and i know that if i swear to somebody the earth until i die and that's what he said i swear i won't lay a finger on her ever again and she never told me about anything like this again. i should pack and leave but something keeps me here yeah i'm probably scared to change my life but i can't tolerate debuts because it can cripple me besides i have nowhere to go to parents but this is now forever. and she was also worried that people would judge her why how could she divorced some people that's always people. she had an operation but she already had swelling in her brain. the doctor said it's too late we couldn't save her or if it's very hard. already ever

lattimer putin's telephone conversation with foreign swollen angela merkel and petro poroshenko ended with all sides agreed on the need to preserve the truce there and also create conditions for proper control of the cease fire agreement and also the kremlin's press service has confirmed that the leaders are welcome to russia's decision to in fact revoke its option to use its a military force in ukraine they believe that this will be escalate the crisis in ukraine but that's not the view of the u.s. or its allies u.s. secretary of state john kerry in fact has confirmed that a new round of sanctions against russia is being rated as ready in terms of when it will be introduced that remains unclear but he did in fact say that moscow should stop supporting the answer government forces in eastern ukraine or supplying its military assistance now this is something that of course russia has night from day one i'm talking about the fact that it supports an answer government protesters in eastern ukraine or in fact it has military on the ground in ukraine period but the words of john kerry are

front ear meanwhile russia's prize then has called the fighting during the cease fire on acceptable lattimer putin has put troops stationed in central russia on alerts will be a model tracking never in this around sixty five thousand troops are taking part in the drills that will last. moscow says it's worried about the military action in certain ukraine continue and this spied sea have accused each other of breaking their troops now the ceasefire is part of a fifteen point peace plan which includes an amnesty for those who agree to lay down their arms and haven't committed grievous crimes the creation of a ten kilometer wide buffer zone along the border with russia changes to the constitution to guarantee the free and safe use of the russian language that the centralize ation of power to the eastern regions early local and parliamentary elections and one of the plans top pledges is to guarantee safety for all negotiating sides although saying no that's poroshenko himself is refusing to hold talks with leaders of the self-proclaimed republics russia's foreign minister has been highly critica

seat here meanwhile russia's president has called the for its enduring a cease fire on acceptable lattimer putin the has put troops stationed in central russia on alerts with the aim of tracking their readiness around sixty five thousand troops are taking part in the drills that will last a week. moscow says it's worried about the military action in the syrian ukraine continuing this mine to cease fire put forward by the country's prize that's on the ground the army and the answer government activists have accused each other of breaking the truce the ceasefire is part of a fifteen point peace plan which includes an amnesty for those who agreed to lay down their arms and haven't committed grooviest crimes the creation of a ten kilometer wide buffer zone along the border with russia changes to the constitution to guarantee the free and safe use of the russian language the decentralization of power to the eastern regions early local and parliamentary elections and one of the plans top pledges is to guarantee safety for all negotiating sides although saying all that support himself is refusing

-day commemorations that the bloodshed in ukraine must end and lattimer putin sees only one way that can be done now because of a punitive operation must be stopped. shooting the injured does not help the negotiating process. it's the kiev authorities and prove federalization activists who should sit at the negotiating table. during the cost of a reporting from normandy for r.t. . for their political analyst martin seif told r.t. that europe is wrong to think it can find a solution in ukraine without involving moscow. russia is not isolated in the world russia has just signed this epochal deal with great strategic implications with china for development of east asian natural gas and i think the ukraine issue cannot be settled without coming to the table and negotiating peacefully and constructively with russia at some level there has to be in the world most of that in european capitals frankly i don't think there is in the words of that in washington yet there should be. work is being stopped on the side stream gas pipeline from russia to europe because of pressure from brussels the

-day commemorations that the bloodshed in the crane must end and lattimer putin sees only one way that can be done now. a punitive operation must be stopped. shooting the injured does not help the negotiating process. it's the kiev authorities and proof federalization activists who should sit at the negotiating table. bring a cost of reporting from normandy forty well in front of the cameras the meeting greets seemed rather brisk and diplomatic tensions were running high with the u.s. directly accusing russia of stirring up the unrest in eastern ukraine however as our legal expert alexander macoris points out washington hasn't presented any evidence of this we've had allegations of soldiers being sent there and photographs in the photographs turned out to be untrue then we've had claims that the security service in the ukraine had arrested thirty russian agents they were never produced then mr kerry said that there were wiretaps the russian agents in the ukraine they've never been produced a few days ago mr putin said on television there's no russian agents there if they were provided

-day commemorations that the bloodshed in ukraine must end and lattimer uproots in sees only one way that can be done now because of the punitive operation must be stopped. shooting the injured does not help the negotiating process. it's the kiev authorities and proof federalization activists who should sit at the negotiating table. during a cost of a reporting from normandy for r.t. . so after threatening russia with further sanctions at the g seven talks european leaders used the d.-day events as a backdrop for separate meetings with the russian president and we asked political analyst what's behind these diplomatic moves while the western european countries were ordered by the u.s. to do what they did it with seven but none of them are interested in war they're not interested in having their natural gas cut off they're not interested in sanctions or not it was an economic trouble nobody with a brain and a heart is interested in making economic trouble so i think what we saw at normandy was you know the true people's true feelings they wanted to talk merkel and putin wanted to talk

-day commemorations that the bloodshed in the crane must end and lattimer putin sees only one way that can be done now because of the punitive operation must be stopped. shooting the injured does not help the negotiating process. it's the kiev authorities and prove federalization activists who should sit at the negotiating table if you don't. bring across from reporting from normandy for r.t. . the leader of the french national front marine le pen has lashed out at the way brussels has been handling the ukrainian issue and its actions towards russia here's a quick preview of her interview with sophie shevardnadze coming up all monday on marty. when the european union promised membership to ukraine it only lead to further tensions within the country ukraine will not become part of the e.u. this is nothing but wishful thinking its economy is on a completely different level when offering a partnership agreement to ukraine which would mean breaking off of its allied relations with russia the e.u. has clearly said blackmail in motion we know that a portion of east ukraine is that toward rus

be looking out at what prince charles might have to say he of course made those remarks comparing lattimer putin's actions in ukraine to those of itself hitler make that also that and counter in that potential mates and quite all court and in general and here we are talking about awkward meetings when this isn't fact these leaders are here to celebrate to commemorate to commemorate seventy years since the biggest amphibious assault in military history and they're here to pay respects and to remember how all these countries came together out one point to defeat a common enemy and instead of drawing attention away from the subject matter at hand and spare respect to those who faults. political analyst and says that buying courage this military crackdown in the west isn't helping to resolve the situation if anybody was really interested in. deescalating this issue and trying to diffuse it they would have stopped with the military shipments do would have tried to demand of kiev to negotiate but no the signals we see from are from the west to kiev or kill kill kill get these people destroyed as

launch lattimer putin is sitting in between the queen denmark and also the brads you called luxembourg and those are the people who will stand in the next to do in this group photo which was very interesting to watch because of course to see how the interaction would be between lot of recruits a number off obama especially as we know that there's heightened tension over ukraine that was very interesting to see how they were walking right next to each other especially as they were going side but they didn't even exchange a glance in fact a lot of movements and also seen tall thin soup german chancellor angela merkel whom he met with earlier on in the day she was very quick to shake his hand to like british prime minister david cameron who waited until the very end of their meets and yes they to do just that and even though there's been much talk about tension between russia and the west we have seen lattimer putin meet several of his so foreign counterparts and they're already of the rights of the importance of working together to resolve the crisis in ukraine we were also getting repor

there will be look at what prince charles might have to say made those remarks comparing lattimer putin's actions in ukraine to those of hitler that also and counter in that potential. and in general here we are talking about. this is in fact these leaders are here to celebrate to commemorate to commemorate seventy years since the biggest amphibious assault in military history and they're here to remember how all these countries together one point to defeat a common enemy and instead of drawing away from the subject matter and spare respect to those who falls. even though russia was excluded from the g eight over the ukrainian crisis moscow was still a hot topic at the summit on thursday political analyst the bush manager says that by encouraging kiev's military crackdown the west isn't helping to resolve the situation it would have been so much easier if they really wanted to solve this issue to keep the russians in and talk with them but no they decided to exclude russians and then try to bluster and threaten i don't think this is about russia so much as it is about the united states tr

-day commemorations that the bloodshed in ukraine must end and lattimer putin sees only one way that can be done now because of the punitive operation must be stopped. shooting the injured does not help the negotiating process. it's the kiev authorities and proofreader allies asian activists who should sit at the negotiating table. during a cost of a reporting from normandy for r.t. . work has been halted on the site stream gas pipeline from russia to europe because of pressure from brussels the route was designed to be a more secure supply line to europe bypassing ukraine and going instead through the e.u. states of both area or he's been a caution of the looks of what's behind that particular decision. the country has been under pressure for some time already weather reports claiming that that particular decision was made after a number of meetings with the american side interest as well as after demands coming from the european commission now that the e.u. executive counterclaims that's the south stream does not comply with its rules that prohibit gas suppliers from controlling pi

as a match maker what we saw him having to do and there's last night with barack obama first the lattimer trying to patch things up between those two and it really does we can see that it's actually it seems like it's worked. good here marina kosovar in france thanks for that from now. so seventy years ago it took almost two hundred thousand soldiers aircraft and ships to overcome german defenses and forge an opening into occupied western europe the sheer scale of it may d.-day one of the biggest most complex military operations in history it also marked the opening of a second front against the nazi war machine. next looks back at what became known as the longest day. it all began after midnight on june sixth one thousand nine hundred forty four when allied forces rallied together on the mend the tide of world war two was about to change. hundreds of planes like this one dropped paratroopers at the german positions behind the coastline defenses. the mission was to take control of the waves and. not some counterattack. want to give you this one the battleground despite the odds it works p

but they might even be addressed in the comments made by prince charles to compare the actions of lattimer putin in ukraine to those of adult hitler and also coming up an even more awkward meeting more for the french fries the. have to have dinner twice tonight's and that is because they want to avoid barack obama obama didn't bump in supply them or putin not because a lot of your putin minds because he has said numerous times so far they seem ready and willing and able to meet any of his partners but it seems the rest are too busy playing footsie and in the meantime president francois hollande will definitely not be guy and not be going hungry tonight but i haven't seen the french food here i have a feeling of will be a light one to put it cause we are in france thanks for that well earlier the group of seven industrialized nations well and truly ganged up on russia during the meeting in brussels setting a unanimous ultimatum threatening sanctions to covering that sort of a pull scott he followed the summit for us so the g. seven concludes here in brussels minus russian president vladimir

the veterans here there was also lots of action behind the scenes especially when it comes to of lattimer boots and because of course all eyes were on him and on other leaders reactions him there was much talk of isolation. and should between russia and the u.s. have a surprise. something that no one. even though their statements and their comments were general they did agree that the bloodshed in ukraine. this is some sort of hold it doesn't change things at the moment. when it comes. to major progress that happened last ansel ukraine season its military operation. in fact ukraine's president petro poroshenko agreed with that viewpoint and that was during another surprise. station no one expected to take place whatever the case might be at the end of the day at least now we're seeing. right now call survivor poison from normandy. europe's meddling in ukraine has brought nothing but grief so scooting to marine le pen the leader of friends whose national front party has been in the spotlight after a recent surge in popularity she spoke to sophie shevardnadze is a pretty. but you could do.