speaking to depths of the eastern mediterranean turkey and greece are up along the heads of a volatile area of both countries claimed rights to energy resources that could this dispute escalates and what will it take to diffuse it this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for the concerns are growing that there could be a conflict between turkey and greece in the eastern mediterranean for weeks now the 2 countries have been disputing maritime boundaries and offshore energy rights on tuesday they sent warships to the waters at a show of force turkey's vessel the aura greece is conducting research and greece says that it's above its continental shelf anchor disputes athens exclusive rights in the region they've both announced military exercises within a broader area between crease and cyprus but they've also signaled readiness for dialogue as germany tries to b.d.a. between the nato allies al-jazeera field reports now from istanbul. turkey and greek warships on alert tensions are high as the 2 countries have been locked in a dispute for weeks over matter tembo andries

a show of force in the eastern mediterranean greece and turkey hold while hold naval exercises as germany pushes for talks to help resolve their maritime disputes and. some are about this and this is all just a lie from doha also coming up my compare becomes the 1st high level u.s. official to visit khartoum in 15 years but there's little progress on his efforts to promote sudan israel ties. we are not oprah's zeeshan anymore. give me generative no. better roussel physician leader calls for more rallies as the government steps up pressure by jailing activists and summoning others for questioning. government workers protesting iraq's kurdish region angry over pay cuts and payment delays. a spark could lead to a disaster that's the warning from germany's foreign minister who is on a mission to help ease tensions between turkey and greece in the eastern mediterranean masses jews who arrive in turkey within the hour having held talks in athens is appealing to the sides to hold direct talks over a growing dispute over gas exploration in contested waters 2 countries are holding rival military e

in february 2018 an italian oil company found something in the eastern mediterranean. a huge gas field right off the coast of cyprus this field was part of the region's vast gas deposits estimated to be as big as 3 and a half trillion cubic meters that's enough potential energy to power the united states for nearly a decade tension is mounting in the eastern mediterranean over these discoveries as countries vie for control in an area rich with unclaimed resources the potential for military action is rising as neighbors forge new alliances and old wounds flare up in the regional scramble to secure energy rights for the coming century and beyond it's no surprise the everyone in the region wants as big a piece of the pie as they can get for the most part they've all claimed their shares egypt has started to exploit its oil and gas reserves and is now a regional exporter europe has long been wanting to cut its reliance on russian gas and the energy hungry trading block would be an ideal market for eastern mediterranean natural gas so what's the sticking point the main caus

they survive the desert and the mediterranean only to be exploited here she says. just 20 euros hawr. aften harvesting onion there's not much work here you take what you get. 20 euros for 8 hours of work in the camps migrants asylum seekers receive a small daily allowance but not in cash. to euro's at $0.50 and cigarettes that's. all right says he doesn't see they're not going to 50 it's a joke sicily is no good. the man had to cut a deal mineo a former u.s. military base that was once europe's largest reception centers for migrants and asylum seekers at its height it held up to $4000.00 people kept under guard sometime after filming it was closed. he can't currently receive 29 years a day per resident a few years ago it was $45.00 euros we are said ministration how much of that the migrants an asylum seekers receive by or they get to 50 worth of cigarettes. that's the legally permitted amount of noncash benefit. it's dispersed of what they call the design of mini oh there's also a bag of toiletries and no charge i ask how many cigarettes are received the answer it

countries are urged to offer "a place of safety" to hundreds of migrants rescued by ships in the mediterranean, including one paid for by the street artist banksy. tight security in belarus ahead of more expected protests. the government there is accused of cracking down on foreignjournalists. the 14—year—old who started piano lessons at the end of last year, spent lockdown learning, and has just achieved the highest piano grade possible. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. britain's largest higher education union has called for students to stay home for the autumn term and study online to help prevent a second wave of coronavirus. face—to—face learning is an issue universities are grappling with around the world because of covid—19. the universities and college union say the prospect of more than a million students moving from their home towns to campuses across the country is a "recipe for disaster". universities insist they've spent months planning for a safe start to the new t

szilard is it that their end of the desert to the mediterranean the abuse. i tell my brothers don't try this absolutely not i gave you i didn't want to believe it is human right and when i saw it for myself i almost went crazy because that's why i tell any migrant thinking of doing this don't take this route. the trip to sub in the middle of the libyan desert takes at least 3 days and then it takes weeks if not months to reach the capital tripoli this stage of the journey through libya is even more perilous. tripoli is one of the most dangerous cities in the world the area around the city is under control of the un backed government there are countless militias the country is awash in weapons. thousands of migrants in the city live crowded together under richard conditions there are about 30 official detention centers under the nominal control of authorities in addition there's a substantial number of apartments and factory buildings where criminals hold migrants under lock and key and demand ransom for them. this man is desperate if his girlfriend has been

and tensions spike in the mediterranean as francis says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our g international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have moved us by now the u.n. security council has rejected a u.s. sponsored resolution to extend the arms trade embargo on iran only to members including the u.s. supported the draft while russia china both voted against it and other members as well including the u.k. france and germany they abstained the embargo was imposed in 2010 and is set to expire in october under the joint a comprehensive plan of action the 2015 deal to impose controls on iran's nuclear program for more on this let's cross live at your skill and who is joining us from new york now caleb what does this decision mean and why does the u.s. put the question on the table at all. well the resolution put forward by the united states would have extended the arms embargo against iran now france germany and other countries have been very vocal about the fact that

turkey says is ready to talk cover disputes in the mediterranean but it won't accept any preconditions from greece. indonesian textile workers struggling to find business best skills to making most. protesters in the u.s. city of could osha have defied a curfew for a 3rd night the demanding justice for black man jacob blake who was shot in the back by police. tear gas was fired to keep demonstrators from entering the courthouse building several buildings were set alight a state of emergency is in place with extra national guard troops deployed to the protests are going ahead despite blake's mother calling for unity and. john had reports from. smolders a city corrections building burnt to the ground one of 3 dozen buildings left in ruins in a single night firefighters and residents sweep up the wreckage. i am glad. protesting that i met with. the unity philip merry arrived to find the windows of his 92 year old office smashed but it was largely spared his neighbor wasn't so lucky. senseless it is. someone's property the mother of jacob blake the black man whose shooting by police set of

turkey and greece hold a rival military drills in the eastern mediterranean over gas resources germany calls for a deescalation of tensions. watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back he will also ahead all of africa is declared polio free only afghanistan and pakistan are yet to eradicate the disease worldwide. thousands of protesters are back on the streets of bel-air ruthless capital despite the government stepping up pressure by jailing and questioning activists across testing the limits of the world's largest hydroelectric dam some chinese fear it could collapse after weeks of to wrench away. a spark could lead to a disaster that's the warning from germany's foreign minister who's on a mission to help ease tensions between turkey and greece in the eastern mediterranean heiko mass is holding a news conference right now with this turkish counterpart marriage. after having out talks earlier in the greek capital athens masses appealing for direct talks to solve the growing dispute over gas exploration in disputed waters both the greeks and turks have announced viable milita

the tying because scott has picked up 49 vulnerable people from a charity rescue in the mediterranean after it sent out to stress cole crew on board the envied always michelle said they were no longer able to move the vessel after rescuing more than 200 refugees and migrants of the past couple of days the boat is funded by the pressure street artist banksy and i's a frolic is a member of the louise michel support crew and she spoke to us idea by phone from the avalanche in spain. the reason that i was not able to move was because they were towing these 2 life raft along side to not overcrowded too much and also to have. 5 a place for the dead body that was unfortunately found in that boat in distress. michelle arrived on the scene so now as people are being disembarked finally after almost 24 hours on to. coast guard vessel. the situation is getting if it like i said but. that is a lot of people on board of. and then again the only other ship in the area that might be willing to take them on board is an n.c.o. best of 4 'd so again it's not that you can the sortie doing the job meanwh

and rising tensions in the mediterranean sea turkey and goes regional rival greece with its oil and gas exploration bid in contested waters. i'm told me a lot of well it's good to have you with us the announcement of a diplomatic deal between israel and the united arab emirates is receiving a cautious welcome by many but not all players in middle east politics as part of the u.s. brokered agreement is rolle must put on hold its plans to annex any further sections of the palestinian west bank the u.a.e. says that stipulation keeps alive the possibility of a 2 state solution is calling the deal a win for diplomacy in the volatile. region. by historic agreement the united arab emirates and israel 2 countries that never had any diplomatic relations until thursday's deal. and idea was very clear that israel would commit a. phone call with the united states do stopping and exceed suspending. at the same time we will be able to also announce that we will begin what will what i would call a normal relationship with israel in various various areas israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu greete

a show of force in the eastern mediterranean greece and turkey hold rival naval exercises amid growing tensions over prospecting rights that. hello there i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a new move. the majority you know better russian opposition leaders for granted to kind of guy a tells the european parliament that a peaceful revolution is underway in a country. no reason to investigate alexina valley's illness the kremlin says the german kinetics the national ways making diagnosis is not interested. and facebook sounds legal action after being forced by the thai government to remove a group critical of the monarchy. now right now greece and turkey are carrying out rival military exercises in the eastern mediterranean escalating over a dispute over gas exploration in those contested waters right now germany's foreign minister hagar masses in greece and will travel to turkey lace on tuesday in an effort to defuse tensions well turkey has been operating a resend vessel accompanied by warships to survey the seabed for gas and oil deposits gree

allies my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes turkey is ready to talk over a mediterranean dispute but says it won't accept any preconditions from greece. to give up the main belorussian opposition leader says protesters desire for a democratic transition will not be broken. and historic day for africa as the continent has declared free of the virus that causes only and. welcome to the program the family of a black man shot at least 7 times by police in the u.s. state of wisconsin is calling for calm but demanding justice jacob blake's mother appealed for an end to violent protests broke out in the city of commotion after the shooting on sunday the 29 year old is now power lines from the waist down in the family's lawyer says it will take a miracle for him to walk again blake's father accused the police of attempted murder. they. shot my son. so this time. something. like he didn't matter. but my son matters. he's a human being and he batted. a correspondent john hendren his life for us in a show mr blake sr was the only one speaking from the family in a town that really is

talks on the way forward in a dispute with greece of the oil and gas exploration of the eastern mediterranean. india registers another record daily rising covert 19 infections the total. $2400000.00 plus. we are live at all to get a consultancy so far safadi taking a trip online the tourism industry looks to technology as the coronavirus pandemic limits global travel. police and better roosts have detained another 700 people on a forced lies of unrest of a sunday's disputed election they join 6000 already in custody in bassa just to belarus have laid flowers at a makeshift memorial for the victims of the crackdown one protester died in police custody on wednesday the unrest was triggered by president alexander lukashenko election victory which the e.u. says was they have neither free nor fair. we were to have reports that people were ill treated during the process of arrest while they were being arrested but also in detention and we do underscore that there is an absolute prohibition on the treatment and torture with very concerned the moral calling for is that those that may have been on law

the company welcome to the program dozens of migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean sea last week have been brought to the italian island of lampedusa now they were among small than 200 picked up by a charity vessel funded by the british street artist banksy charlotte dallas reports. after radio silence from the italian coast guard on saturday they responded to calls for help transporting 49 migrants from charity louise michel to the island of lampedusa it was 32 women 13 children for maine and one body and an identified migrant who failed in their dream to start a new life in europe. they had been on the louise michel a search and rescue ship funded by renowned british street artist banksy named after a 19th century french anarchist banksy painted it with a fire extinguisher and tagged it with a modified image of his balloon go i did launch last week from near valencia but the sushi media ship and its crew of team have been quickly overwhelmed. it came across nearly 90 people floating in a rubber boat on wednesday in 130 more off the coast of libya eventually with an overcro

a mediterranean plea for help the italian coast guard evacuees thousands of people from a rescue boat financed by the british artist. and an aerial encounter between turkish and greek fighter jets in contested aspace as tensions rise over disputed mineral lights. come to the program our top story thousands of women of launched him batteries to denounce they violence against protesters since the presidential vote 3 weeks ago there's been a crackdown on peaceful demonstrations but also been hundreds of arrests with mounting evidence of torture and ill treatment in detention centers well now the authorities have started withdrawing accreditation from journalists with some of them expelled on saturday and he bobber reports. defying what looks like a crackdown on dissent in belarus these women chanting we won't forget we won't forgive part of what they call a peacekeeping force designed to stop peaceful protesters being intimidated thousands marched in the capital minsk. since alexander lukashenko was reelected as president earlier this month officially winning 80 percent of the vote there

coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey and greece hold over rival military drills in the eastern mediterranean over gas resources germany demands a deescalation of tensions so don minister tells the u.s. secretary of state his government is not in a position to normalize ties with israel also this hour bela russo's main opposition leader calls for a peaceful revolution as the supreme court rejects her demands to a no result solve the disputed election and the father of an african american man shot 7 times by police in the u.s. state of wisconsin says his son jacob blake has been paralyzed waist down. and sport le bron james puts another standout performance for the l.a. lakers james afeard means the lakers are now just one win away from the western conference semifinals. spock could lead to a disaster that's the warning from germany's foreign minister who is on a mission to help ease tensions between turkey and greece in the eastern mediterranean michael moss is due in turkey shortly having held talks early enough and he is appealing for direct talks to solve the growing dispute over gas explo

tension spiking in the mediterranean as france announces it's going to bolster its military presence there one of the turkey's activities in what are disputed waters. good morning for russia live from art international's world news center here in moscow has just turned 1170 in here with the update in more detail this hour 1st started releasing protesters who were detained during the arrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election now we've got for you here the 1st images of colorations walking free from to tension so many of some people have been held for 4 days the interior ministry had pledged to release all detainees later today friday around 6000 were arrested during the 1st 3 days of unrest and ambulance talk to released overnight describe to us what she'd witnessed inside she says. as it was written when my girls were lying there enjoy swinburne x. out. mostly beaten so badly that the guys just how it was a terrible how the blood flows in my veins just from what we heard every night it was terrible what's wrong with your life so bad deciding to play a little war he

she is credited with rescuing at least a 1000 people from the mediterranean sea between 20112017 but she was also charged with colluding with people smile. as by the authorities and it's only in 2019 charges that she strongly denies however you look at the situation in the mediterranean though regarding migrants it doesn't look good we're seeing calls from the united nations and n.g.o.s operating in the area for the european union to do more and for membership states to share the burden of migrants that are currently arriving on the shores of lampedusa other italian islands what we are seeing though is the situation in lampedusa is really breaking point. the mayor of the tiny mediterranean island has said he fails abundant and the island feels abandoned by both the governments of italy and the european union are going to struggle for 2 i say that nothing has been done to solve the problem of migrants because in italy we speak only and exclusively from the point of view of differing factions but this moment is more of an electoral campaign than a solution to the problem we have 2 fact

every year several 1000 people drown in the mediterranean. in 2017 at the libyan coast guard became an additional threat mission lifeline a german c. risk to charity recorded this footage during emission the coast guard demanded they hand over the migrants they had just rescued even issuing warning shots at the vessel. check every night the libyan coast guard sets out to intercept migrants who try to make the crossing but yes they have repeatedly been accused of colluding with the militias in traffickers but europe relies on up. the coast guard receives funding and technical support from the european union especially italy. where the libyan navy spokes person says the aim is to turn back migrants before they reach libya. we are not europe's police because for the. of what we see along the mediterranean to signal to migrants they have no chance of reaching europe. and then they won't even come to libya to begin with. the. migrants who are turned back to land a sent to prison many end up song to traffickers migrants from the mediterranean take

the turkish president suggests tensions with greece in the eastern mediterranean might have spilled overnto an altercation. welcome. president donald trump has unveed an historic peace dea between israel and the united arab emirates. a deal which the uok. helped to . here he is announcing it. pres. trump: aft 49 years, israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations. th will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin on a broad range of areas,rd educationtourism, health care, trade, and security. philippa: only two arab nations, egypt and jordan, have previously signed he seals with israel. it's here from israel's prime >> this is the greatest advancement towards peace beeensrael in the last 26 years. it markshe third formal peace between israel and arab nations. philippa: let's give you a flavor of reaction from around the world, starting with a senior palestinian official. sh said the uae has come out intohe open on its secret dealings with israel. please don't do u a favor, we are nobody's fig leaf. 'but 's ambassador to the united states calleit

tensions are escalating in the eastern mediterranean where france is building up its military presence it is after turkey started oil and gas exploration in disputed waters there and that has enraged greece and cyprus power says his deployment is a temporary measure it designed to monitor the situation although relations with ankara are already strained with more ways china to ski. president matt corn has signaled that the along as tensions continue to rise between greece and turkey the situation in the eastern mediterranean is worrying 2 keys unilateral decisions on oil exploration are causing tensions these must stop in order for a peaceful dialogue between neighboring and nato allies to take place but this seemingly didn't stop the french president from reinforcing france's military presence in the mediterranean it's confirmed paris will send to referee and fighter jets and the naval frigate lafayette a move welcomed by the greek prime minister i think president mccraw on for his cell a dirty emanuel necron is a true friend of greece but also a fervent defender of european values an

tacky says it's ready to talk over a mediterranean dispute but says it won't accept any preconditions from greece. a challenge turned into a fashion coronavirus provided textile design is with an opportunity to make millions of mosques every day. protesters defying a curfew on the 3rd night of demanding justice for a black man shot in the back by police in the u.s. city. let's take a look at these live pictures coming to us from can you show it's just off to midnight there now and these are the scenes 3 hours off to a curfew was put in place in the last hour oh sorry riot police fired tear gas to keep demonstrators from entering the courthouse building a state of emergency has been in place with extra national guard troops deployed off to many buildings was set on fire the protests are continuing despite a call for unity and calm from jacob likes mother john hendren has a very latest from commission. a city corrections building burnt to the ground one of 3 dozen buildings left in ruins in a single night firefighters and residents sweep up the wreckage. i am with black live matter movi

tensions rise further in the mediterranean as turkey snaps back it will now conduct live naval drills as the standoff with greece escalates. again i'm come on sun summary here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera hurrican laura has roared across the southern u.s. coast bringing a storm surge which was described as unsurvivable. also a 4th night of demonstrations in wisconsin over the police shooting of an unarmed black man. not only you're a. tourist and locked up with no chance of being freed a white supremacist who killed 51 muslim worshippers in new zealand is sentenced. well after warning greece not to test its patients turkey is now revealed exactly what that meant it will be holding a live firing exercises in the eastern mediterranean next week the latest escalation in a maritime dispute with greece over control of potential oil and gas reserves both countries have already held military drills near this patch of sea they both claim . the turkish government is also extending the work of its vessel conducting seismic surveys of the area and greece is expected to ratify a ma

a mediterranean plea for help the italian coast guard evacuees thousands of people for.

the disaster what is currently happening in the central mediterranean. to rescue organisations. in my opinion, and the opinion of the organisation, it is needed the eu authorities react to what is happening and doing their duty to actually assist and rescue people and bring them to a safe european port immediately. what is your organisation, sea—watch, doing? explain how you help? we are doing search and rescue operations in the central mediterranean and we have been founded because there is a lack of governmental search and rescue activities in the mediterranean sea. we are filling this gap and we are doing theirjob. he will have heard the argument that some people put that the more you do to help these people, whether rescuing them, on bigger boats, allowing them to disembark into european countries, the more you are retracting them to make these journeys, dangerous journeys, in the first place. —— you will. it then becomes a pull factor. we have found that a lot. there has been a lot of different academic research on it. a lot of prove this is not tru

and eastern mediterranean and the world sort of looks at these 2 old foes bearing in mind that the 2 countries have come into military conflict before. well absolutely and when you go back to 1996 we had a very similar situation where warships from both countries were contesting this uninhabited islet of a car dock in the sea and it only took me it was only the time intervention of washington in a late night phone call to both the leaders of greece and turkey where they read the right tack and said whoever fired 1st washington will put its full support to the other country and that of her to what was seen as almost inevitable conflict so yes there is the potential for confrontation but the same time i think both sides realize that any armed confrontation is need for size interest this time it seems that the germany is having some measure of success in calming things down with much more temperate language. absolutely chancellor angela merkel has dealt with the turkish president richard type of one for over a decade and there is an element of trust between the 2 leaders they know that

and tensions spiked in the mediterranean as france says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in the speech was. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now the u.n. security council has rejected a u.s. sponsored resolution to extend the arms trade embargo on iran only to members including the us supported the draft while russia and china voted against the other members including the u.k. france and germany abstained the embargo was imposed in 2010 and is to expire in october under the joint comprehensive plan of action the 2015 deal to impose controls on iran's nuclear program or he's come up and has. well the resolution put forward by the united states would have extended the arms embargo against iran now france germany and other countries have been very vocal about the fact that they oppose the united states' decision to unilaterally withdraw from the iran nuclear agreement and furthermore they oppose putting new sanctions on iran now in the lead up to the vot

tensions spike in the mediterranean as france says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me and if you. use top diplomats have agreed to slap sanctions on bellaver to sever what they claimed was the falsified election and the violence during the ensuing protests well meanwhile those arrested in minsk during a week of anti-government demonstrations have started to be released since the outbreak of the unrest police have faced allegations of excessive brutality earlier today president alexander lukashenko said he didn't have a problem with the conduct of the security forces or they were urged them to take a softer line when meanwhile protests continue with the country's capital once again the main focus these are images from the square in front of the main government building some protesters rushed. so how can how the flowers to security forces after they laid down their shields cast off the crowds of demonstrators converged on the area striking workers from one of the

tension spike in the mediterranean as france announces it's going to bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in what are the disputed waters. good afternoon from russia life martin to nationals world news center here in moscow my name's kevin though in here for the next 30 minutes or so with all those stories and a lot more detail if you stay with me to 1st then belarus has started releasing protesters who were detained during the unrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election these are the 1st images of by the russians walking free from detention some people have been held for 4 days that the interior ministry has pledged to release all detainees today friday around $6000.00 were arrested during the 1st 3 days of the unrest and ambulance doctor released overnight described to us what she says she witnessed inside. as it was the women were lying on the floor and the men were in the next out they were constantly so badly that they just how long it was a terrible how the blood froze in my veins just what we heard every night it was terrible the pris

and tensions spike in the mediterranean there's france announces now it's going to bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in what are disputed waters. by their just turned one of the afternoon here so good afternoon from russia live from r.t. international's world news center here in moscow my name is kevin know it if the next 30 minutes and hope you can maybe stick with me too as we go through the headlines today. started to release protesters who were detained during the unrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election we've got images for you the 1st one by the russians walking free from detention some of those people have been held for 4 days the interior ministry's pledged to release all detainees on friday around $6000.00 have been arrested during the 1st 3 days of what happened there all that unrest and ambulance stops are released overnight describe direct to us what she witnessed inside. there. so there was there women were lying on the floor and the men who were in the next out they were constantly so badly that they just how long it was

tensions spike in the mediterranean as france announces it's going to bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. in our morning live from russia this is our international h.q. here with the take this out you can stay with me too for the next 30 minutes to take you through the headlines and our top story then as mentioned by the us the latest started releasing protesters who were detained during the unrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election these are about to see the 1st images of the russians walking free from detention some people have been helpful for days there the interior ministry has pledged to release all detainee's friday later today around 6000 were arrested. in the 1st 3 days of the rest and i'm still to released overnight describes what she witnessed inside. of them when my girls were lying there and boys were in their necks out constantly beaten so badly that the guys just how old it was a terrible how. the blood frozen my brains just for what we heard every night it was terrible. what's wrong is your life so bad d

tensions rise further in the mediterranean as turkey snaps back it will now conduct live naval drills stand off greece escalates. and come on santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera several journalists rounded up by police while covering more anti-government protests this isn't better ruth says. there has been a fortnight of demonstrations in wisconsin over the police shooting of unarmed black man. who not only. rest and locked up with no chance of being freed a white supremacist who killed 51 muslim worship is in new zealand is sentenced. to 24 hours ago turkey warned greece not to test its patients and now we know what that means turkey's announced it will hold live firing exercises in the eastern mediterranean next week the latest escalation in a maritime dispute with greece over control of potential gas and oil reserves both countries have already been holding military drills near a patch of sea they both claim in addition the turkish government is extending the work of its vessel the one conducting seismic surveys of the area greece is also ratified a mari

turkey says it's ready to talk over a mediterranean dispy but says it won't accept any preconditions from greece. challenge turned into a fashion how coronavirus provided textile design is with an opportunity to make millions of mosques every day. protesters are demanding justice for a night in the u.s. city after the shooting of a black man the demonstrations are continuing despite mother of jacob blake calling for unity calm and justice he was shot multiple times in the back by police on a state of emergency is in place in condition after the burning of many buildings blake's mother has appealed for the destruction to stop saying it is not something he did want to see the 29 year old was shot to walking away from his s.u.v. 3 young sons were inside the car he is now paralyzed from the waist down and the family's lawyer says it will take a miracle for him to again legs father has accused the police. attempted murder. they. pun. lucky didn't matter. but my son murders. he's a human being and he batters. please. let's begin to pray for healing for our nation. we are the united states

and tension spike of the mediterranean this france announces it's going to bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. down am here good morning from russia live from r.t. international's world news center of moscow is kevin i would he with a half hour update in more detail 1st started releasing protesters who were detained during the arrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election coming up now for you these are the 1st images of better russians walking free from detention some of them have been held for 4 days the interior ministry has pledged to release all detainees later today friday some 6000 people were arrested during the 1st 3 days of unrest and ambulance talks were released overnight describes what she witnessed. because it was lying there in booze. we cannot sell you constantly beaten so badly that i was going to just holmes to you it was a terrible. blood trails in my veins just heard every night it was terrible what's wrong is your life so bad decided to play a little boy he had because of some nonsense what kind of go