sergey lavrov on the panel he did get a couple of laughs but of course this is an extremely serious matter. with u.s. intelligence officials and also social media companies saying that the russians very much are at it again. for instance the troll factory responsible for so much of the disinformation in 2016 has fired up that machine once again and indeed has started a campaign once again. and one of the things, jake, that we're seeing that seems to be emboldening the russians is the fact that president trump has been very soft on them recently. in fact handing the kremlin one foreign policy victory after the next nowhere more so than in syria. and one of the other things that the foreign minister took a swipe at was america's policy in syria. have a listen to that. >> they tried to negotiate and then said okay we cannot reach the deal so kurds you are on our own. we are leaving. then after they left the kurds and left syria, they said, okay, we don't have any more obligations in front of the kurds. but we are coming back for oil. not for the kurds. it's an interesting zigzagging, you know

on the g 20 agenda here in japan sergey lavrov told journalists that russia did bring this issue up a few times during his meetings with the other foreign ministers here in the. little slips in the new arms race isn't on the g 20 agenda although the country organizing its good for any issue during the talks i'm talking about the meetings between foreign ministers these questions are important for our dialogue with the united states europe and countries in the asia pacific region especially after washington killed off the intermediate range nuclear forces. going back to the building of surrogate new friendship with the new japanese foreign minister mr. he's expected to come to moscow before the end of this year i mean we have a train go in japan. electric vehicle maker tesla may be renowned for pushing of the boundaries in eco transport but the showcase launch of its futuristic new cyber truck proved to be well not exactly the smash hit the firm had hoped. sure yeah. well. maybe i was a little too hard. it didn't go through. also taking a big hit after the botched launch tesla c.e.o. e

to russia who is currently at the deputy secretary of state and here's what we heard from sergey lavrov about that meeting. we talked about how we should resolve numerous problems in our relations taken the john sullivan head of the american delegations during negotiations on strategic cooperation with russia that was a useful conversation despite the fact that of course washington's behavior in the asia pacific region is not officially on the g 20 agenda here in japan sergey lavrov told journalists that russia did bring this issue up a few times during his meetings with the other foreign ministers here in the. little slips in the new. season on the g. 20 agenda although the country organizing its good for any issue during the talks. the meetings between foreign ministers these questions are important for our dialogue with the united states europe and countries in the asia pacific region especially after washington intermediate range nuclear forces. going back to the building of. new friendship with the new japanese foreign minister mr. he's expected to come to moscow before the end of

security concerns and which is a military alliance with the united states foreign minister sergey lavrov spoke at a news conference following the latest g. 20 foreign ministers meeting and have a trunk was there to. we're at the gathering of the g. 20 foreign ministers in japan but actually we are inside a hotel every once in a while down the corridor that you can see right behind me foreign ministers of the most influential countries around this world. and the bilateral meetings happened in rooms just like the one that i'm in right now and some of them have been scheduled long before like the talks between the new japanese foreign minister and mr lavrov here's what the russian top diplomat said after he met his japanese colleague look at the showing you see this in its relations with japan washington doesn't shy away from saying that russia and china what was the main threat for so cool and that's all their military alliances will be based on countering those threats of course we've discussed the matter with the japanese foreign minister because that goes against what you assess that is

today in paris a reporter asked russian minister sergey lavrov about next year's u.s.. >> the presidential elections are coming up in 2020 so how is russia getting ready for that? >> we'll resolve the problem. don't worry. >> ha ha ha. fred pleitgen is in moscow and this is hardly the first time a top russian official has joked about this. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. and putin joked about this matter a couple of weeks ago and he said yes of course he would meddle once again in the 2020 election. sergey lavrov on the panel he did get a couple of laughs but of course this is an extremely serious matter. with u.s. intelligence officials and also social media companies saying that the russians very much are at it again. for instance the troll factory responsible for so much of the disinformation in 2016 has fired up that machine once again and indeed has started a campaign once again. and one of the things, jake, that we're seeing that seems to be emboldening the russians is the fact that president trump has been very soft on them recently. in fact handing the kr

not officially on the g 20 agenda here and japan sergey lavrov told journalists that russia did bring this issue up a few times during his meetings with the other foreign ministers here in the. little slips in the new. season on the g. 20 agenda although the country organizing it's good for any issue during the talks i'm talking about the meetings between foreign ministers these questions are important for our dialogue with the united states europe and countries in the asia pacific region especially after washington killed off the intermediate range nuclear forces and gone back to the building of surrogate new friendship with the new japanese foreign minister mr. he's expected to come to moscow before the end of this year i mean we have a train go in japan. ok to the iraqi capital were over and clashes between anti government demonstrators and security officers and left 4 dead at least 60 wounded to know that follows thursday's bloodshed and 8 people killed in protests erupted at the beginning of october with anger over government corruption. public services. hundreds of supporters of

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ok we're just listening there to the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov he was attending the paris peace for a forum he took plenty of questions to talking about russian foreign policy generally speaking he started talking very negatively about the impact of western colonialism foreign interventions saying the invasion of iraq libya and syria enabled the creation essentially vises he said that russia had no regrets supporting is that in fighting isis and also went on to be very critical of u.s. policy there within syria saying that he still has the belief that they support an internationally recognized terrorist organization as a counterbalance to assad's we've got through a lot but in essence that what's that's what he was saying there and he was speaking at the paris peace for. now the news today teenager who was injured in january by a rubber bullet fired by french riot police has suffered a setback in his quest for justice a quick word of warning though you might find the following video upsetting the incident occurred during a yellow vest demonstration the teenager's jaw was b

the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov field questions of an international peace forum where he was quizzed about geo political fingerpointing. the west is pretty much. everything. no go look for just mistakes. plus mexico granted asylum to bolivia's former president evo morales who has resigned from his position and fled his country following weeks of turmoil you know all people across latin america hold rallies and this support. and israel killed a top commander of an islamic militant group in an airstrike in gaza that has prompted the palestinian side to return fire. you're watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 4 pm welcome to the program. russia's foreign minister is in the french capital this tuesday attending the paris peace forum it's an event aimed at promoting better global governance sergey lavrov was drawn on the subject of global responsibilities the west is pretty much playing to be blamed for everything . no. just sort of mistakes well very strong speech by the russian foreign minister outlining his a vision of

the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov field questions at an international peace forum where he's quizzed about geo political fingerpointing. the west is pretty much playing to be blamed for everything. no not for just mistakes. like soko grants asylum to believe his former president who resigned from his position and fled his country following weeks of turmoil people across latin america has been holding rallies in his support. and israel kills a top commander of islamic jihad and strike in gaza the attack prompted the palestinian militant group to return fire with rockets. hello and a very good evening to you watching r.t. international. russia's foreign minister is in the french capital this tuesday attending the paris peace for it's an event aimed at promoting better global governance. drawing on the subject of global responsibility. the west is pretty much playing to be blamed for everything. no. just mistakes 12 very strong speech by the russian foreign minister outlining his a vision of what's happening in the at the moment and talking about some of the issues of what he se

even foreign minister sergey lavrov feels questions at an international forum giving his views on finger pointing between world powers. the west is pretty much. everything. will look for just sort of. mexico grants asylum to bolivia former president who fled his country after weeks of turmoil across latin america rallies in his support. refused to accept former islamic state fighters being sent home by. the story. turkey saying you know what that's enough is enough is enough i'm not dealing with your garbage i'm sending it right to your door whether you like your or not i think . because. thanks for joining us you're watching international. russia's foreign minister is in the french capital attending the paris peace for an event aimed at promoting better global governance so i was drawn there on the subject of global responsibilities the west is pretty much playing to be blamed for everything. no no. just mistakes well very strong speech by the russian foreign minister outlining his a vision of what's happening in the at the moment and talking about some of the issues of what he sees as

the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov attends the paris peace forum where he touches on a number of important questions. the west is pretty much. everything. no . just mistakes. also this hour mexico brown's political asylum to libya's former president evo morales who resigned from his position and fled his convert following weeks of turmoil we speak to a former leader who says bolivia seen an illegal power grab. asked him to resign. to avoid most bloodshed and just leave this is what we call a coup. and israel's military says it's killed the commander of a palestinian militant group and a strike on his home in the gaza strip. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. we also bolivian president evo morales is on his way to mexico after it granted him political asylum he resigned on monday apparently under pressure from the military and what he described as a coup. sisters and brothers i'm leaving for mexico grateful for the openness of these brothers who offered us asylum to protect our life it hurts t

foreign minister lavrov was asked about. foreign minister lavrov was asked about the chances the chances of cooperation of working together between the united states and russia joint chances of cooperation of working together between the united states and russia joint effort perhaps. there's not a lot of trust effort perhaps. there's not a lot of trust there's not a lot of trust is there isn't that much that the 2 countries can do together there is not a lot of trust there is there isn't that much that the 2 countries can do together at this point in time in the united states it's has its own interests in in serious point in time and the united states has its own interests in syria read the script because you can see how the u.s. treats serious. risk and you can see how the u.s. treats syria's territory so the arrived when they wanted and left when they want to change their minds you can territory the arrived when they wanted and left when they wanted is good but they changed their minds you came back and you have to it is a

was soldiers because we're keeping the oil i like the oil sergey lavrov was also whether the united states and russia could cooperate could work also whether the united states and russia could cooperate could work together in syria to which. replied there's not a lot of together in syria to which. replied there's not a lot of trust. but you can see how the u.s. treats a serious territory of trust. and what you can see. how the u.s. treats syria's territory they arrived when they wanted and left when they wanted to change their minds and came back again used the arrived when they wanted and left when they wanted to change their minds and came back again it's about oil they don't care about i still wish that they will guard the oil to make sure the syrian gets about oil they don't care about i still wish that they will guard the oil to make sure the syrian government doesn't get hold of all the medieval nobody no one not of them and doesn't get hold of it all the medieval nobody no one not russia not anyone else can predict what the united states will do tomorrow this is russia not an

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the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov fields questions at an international peace forum giving his views on finger pointing between world powers. the west is pretty much playing to people and for everything. we'll look for very soon just sort of so mistakes. mexico grants asylum to bolivia former president who fled his country after weeks of turmoil people across latin america hold rallies in his support. to see you countries refused to accept former islamic state fighters being sent home by turkey august debate the story. turkey saying you know what that's enough enough is enough.

was told just because we're keeping the oil i like the oil sergey lavrov was also whether the united states and russia could corporate could work to. whether the united states and russia could corporate could work together in syria to which. replied you know there's not a lot of together in syria to which. replied you know there's not a lot of trust it's good records and it's good because you can see the how the u.s. serious terri her child. the u.s. to treat serious territory there right when they want and let one free when they want wanted to and let each push ange their money mind someone came back into it again and then changed their minds and came back again it's about oil they don't care about i still but they will guard the oil to make sure the syrian gets about oil they don't care about i saw but they will guard the oil to make sure the syrian government doesn't get hold of it all timidly though nobody no one not rodman doesn't get hold of it all the medieval nobody no one not russian or anyone else can predict what the united states will do tomorrow this is russia nor anyone

and i noted with, you know, actually i was sad to see the foreign minister lavrov during an interviewoke about interfering in the 2020 election, which again, they will do as well as others who will go to school on what the russians did in 2016. >> so they're sitting back. i have that clip. let me quickly play that clip of sergey lavrov, the russian foreign minister joking about all of this. >> the presidential elections are coming up in 2020. so how is russia getting ready for that? >> we'll resolve the problem, don't worry. >> he's having a good time in all of this. >> this is not unlike the president himself. our president, joking with putin about not interfering -- interference in the election in 2020. it's a joke. >> when he was in helsinki, he decided with the russians, with putin, as opposed to the u.s. intelligence community. i was there listening to that joint news conference. general clapper, thanks for coming in. >>> you're watching cnn's breaking news of the first televised impeachment hearing into president trump's tenure. our live coverage continues right after this. rm b

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