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he once when drug put in for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b. officers father has changed his mind and offers his own theory to explain what happened. because america's anti-corporate protesters are effected in a dawn raid from the part of a volunteer pied since early october. in russia over two hundred thousand people across the country have braved the freezing temperatures to voice their political views ahead of the march fourth presidential vote two of the largest rallies took place in moscow where both supporters and opponents of putin took to the streets for the opposition it was the third and one of the largest gathering since parliamentary elections two months ago which they claim more rigged political analyst dmitri babich however says that the split is fueled by the mass media and is not deeply rooted. it's mostly just emotional fueled by the media some people were obviously irritated seen the same two faces on television maybe too much in the last few months especially some people were terrified the way they saw that position and its s

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officer alexander litvinenko killed by radioactive polonium poisoning in london six years ago says he regrets accusing the kremlin of carrying out it's. just after eight o'clock on a friday morning in moscow russia this is r.t. glad to have you with us russia is claiming a diplomatic victory at the u.n. after other members of the security council agreed to take a more balanced stance on syria calls for the removal of president assad and the enforcement of a voluntary arms embargo have been dropped from a revised draft which is still pending approval but moscow warns it will oppose any attempts to even hint targeting the syrian regime or he's an associate that has more. after see three days of diplomatic deadlock over this arab and western backed regime change resolution it looks like russia's calls that it would not support such resolutions have finally been heard and we're seeing somewhat of a game changer take place delegates and diplomats seem to have agreed on new elements that they are considering putting into a new document and we do know that these new elements are being sent o

you once blamed a lot of your putin for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b. officers bothered to change his mind offering his own theory to explain what happened last. latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters face a heavy handed police response we asked how the occupy movement will cope with addiction from a party that they've occupied since early october. saturday it was a day for demonstrations in russia more than two hundred thousand gathered across the country to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election two of the largest rallies happened here in moscow with supporters and opponents of the current leadership braving bitter cold to have their say it was the third largest opposition gathering after the parliamentary vote two months ago which protesters claim was raided now their main demand is for their presidential vote in march a political analyst between babbage says there is no split in russian society but rallies will positively influence the political climate in the country. it's mostly just emotion

officer alexander litvinenko says he regrets accusing the president of carrying out his son's death. in a period of political transition and that's what we've been hearing from the delegates at the troika economic forum here in moscow all have the details in twenty minutes time basis. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is our team glad to have you with us russia is claiming a diplomatic victory at the u.n. after other members of the security council agreed to take a more balanced stance on syria calls for the removal of president assad and the enforcement of a voluntary arms embargo have been dropped from a revised resolution text which is still pending approval but moscow warns it will oppose any attempts to even targeting the syrian regime parties honest as more. after ssri days of diplomatic deadlock over this arab and western backed regime change resolution it looks like russia's calls that it would not support such resolutions have finally been heard and we're seeing somewhat of a game changer take place delegates and diplomats seem to have agreed on new

officer alexander litvinenko who was poisoned in london six years ago he says he was wrong to accuse the kremlin of organizing his son's death and admits he just said what the west want to hear r.t. want to hear voltaire story firsthand. but is. this is how we found like that litvinenko praying in his tiny italian apartment no electricity no gas no cold water what. if it wasn't for the help of his people i would have died from hunger and to death the last time i was on christmas eve. we expected more because six years ago after his son former aphis be officer aleksandr litvinenko was poisoned in london he was taken care of by some very powerful picture like suffix out tycoon ski and kind of and a tourist former chechen militant both hiding in the u.k. . extremist yo dorset there is give me your your pretty your divorce you would be. when vitally pin and co sent a letter asking to be interviewed by russian television we expected more of the same but instead we're going to. be made of each if you are watching this program please forgive me for all the slander the thai said and wrote ab

you want to blame blood in your putin for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b. officers bother to change his mind at all for his own theory to explain what happened. the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters face a heavy handed police response we asked how the occupy movement will cope with a vision from a park they've occupied since early october. but first saturday was a day of demonstrations in russia more than two hundred thousand people across the country voiced their political views ahead of next month's presidential vote two of the largest rallies happened in moscow with supporters and opponents of the current leadership braving bitter cold to have their say it was the third and largest opposition gathering after the parliamentary vote two months ago which protesters claim was a break now their main demand is for a fair presidential vote in march for more on the russian rallies and joined by. researcher and author of the book full spectrum dominance totalitarian democracy in the new world order so back in november prime minister p

officer alexander litvinenko has made a shock u. turn on claims that russia was behind the assassination of his son he says he regrets the accusations he made in the aftermath of the infamous two thousand and six killing in london by polonium poisoning he also believes his son worked for british intelligence became a victim of a grand spy game ortiz a clinical trial over went to meet him. but. this is how we found my could lead me and co praying in his tiny italian apartment no electricity no gas no water. if it wasn't for the help of various people i would have died from hunger or freezing to death the last time i took a bath was on christmas. we expected more because six years ago after his son former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko was poisoned in london he was taken care of by some very powerful patrons like cell fix out-i khun ski and ahmed zakayev and a tourist former chechen militant both hiding in the u.k. if you just give them we broke. yet you get dorset through me you know dorset there and he's just give me a yes but

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of killing litvinenko says the spies father dealt a blow to british special services. those comments by live in new york his father reflect what i've been saying for more than five years that all the accusations from prison wouldn't stand up in court and it proves british special services have completely failed in their attempts to discredit russia they have just embarrassed themselves but public opinion about russia in the u.k. will only change if a court makes some kind of decision but i honestly doubt the impartiality of british courts. the draft resolution on syria under discussion at the un security council is reportedly being softened to take into account russian concerns it's likely to have references to president a sad stepping down and an arms embargo removed from the text let's get more now from this development from marty's marina portnoy she is in new york marina why such a change in the u.n. if indeed this report is true. well bill if indeed this these reports coming out are true i it clearly indicates that western countries are yielding to to the demands

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for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b.officers father has changed his mind and all first his own theory of one. plus the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters they place a heavy handed police response when asked how the occupy movement will cope with it they said that from the park they've occupied since. saturday was a day for demonstrations in russia for two hundred thousand people gathered across the country to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election two of the largest rallies took place in the capital but supporters. and opponents of the current leadership braving the bitter cold to have their say it was the third and biggest gathering of the opposition after the parliamentary vote two months ago which protesters claimed was raped now their main demand is for a fair presidential vote in march martin mccauley who is an expert on russia at the university of london believes the opposition lacks a viable leader at the moment. a very large rally is promised for the march in

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