we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that the believe the emergence is ministry of russian there are reports of all normal radiation levels is just that they are not quite sure whether japanese are playing down the threat of a nuclear catastrophe or not planes heavey international airport over usual according to the shuttle after what we know there are no edition no flights a range of people here indeed are not new to natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes but with a new clear throughout soon place it seems that they have to be prepared for the a no rain and a lot do cons on the wind it is very crucial so what people should be closely monitoring now is weather for cos it will take a radioactive cloud if there is an explosion inside a core of a nuclear reactor less than a day to reach peace part of russia. trover according to that book prime minister vladimir putin has called on all emergency officials in russia's far east to be prepared to act according to the worst case scenario that's comes to start an optimistic forecast by the head of the country's state nuc

we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that the believe the emergence is ministry of russian there reports of normal radiation levels is just the bait are not quite sure whether the japanese are playing down the through out of a nuclear catastrophe or not. in a sense that. is there. maybe you can pick up where you're going to be one hundred sixty miles or one of the supply. radioactivity that's going on on the island if you can because. it gives me great concern about what's going on all of this. what's happening to the people there who may be there and. so the poles the japanese government could be playing it down so that the. tolls along the . planes leave the international app or so views not because into the shuttle after what we know there are no edition no flights arranged also companies say that there are no extra demands but from what we see for example now a plane for moscow was about to leave with that there are so many passengers with small children around let's ask them why they decided to leave now. is the owner of the reason i am staying that my wife and my chil

what we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that they believe the emergences ministry of russian there reports about normal radiation levels is just that they are not quite sure whether the japanese are playing down the thrives of a nuclear catastrophe or not planes heavey international app or so of usual according to the shuttle after what we know there are no edition no lights a range of people here indeed are not new to natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes but with a new clear throughout in place it seems that they have to be prepared for the are no and a lot depends on the wind it is very crucial so what people should be closely monitoring now is weather forecasts it will take a radioactive cloud if there is an explosion inside a core of a nuclear reactor less than a day to reach the cost of russia. now a no fly zone with a radius of thirty kilometers has been imposed probably the japanese authorities over the focus human nuclear plant the company that owns the facility has admitted a meltdown is a possibility following explosions at all three of the work in the

what we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that we believe the emergence is ministry of russian there are reports about normal radiation levels is just that they are not quite sure whether japanese are playing down the threat of a nuclear catastrophe or not planes leave the international airport of usual quashing to the shuttle for what we know there are no edition flights arranged how people here indeed are not new to natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes but with a new clear threat in place it seems that they have to be prepared for the unknown . and a lot depends on the wind it is very crucial so what people should be closely monitoring now is whether full cos it will take a radioactive cloud if there is an explosion inside a core of a nuclear reactor less than a day to reach this part of russia. that was our teacher couldn't reach over according to well still to come for you a little later in the program our business team will be bringing you the economic implications of the current disastrous events in japan now here's a if you live with a preview. of the globa

we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that he believes the emergence is ministry of russian there reports about north already asian levels is just that they are not quite sure whether japanese are playing down the throughout all the nuclear catastrophe or not . in a sense that this. is that. they maybe can pick up where you are today one hundred sixty miles or one hundred sixty kilometers away. from the radioactivity was going on. if it can be detected or. if it gives me great concern about what's going on. what's happening to the people there maybe there are also because the japanese government could be playing it down so that they don't cause a lot of. planes leave the international airport of use no surprise because into the shuttle after what we know there are no edition flights arranged also air companies say that there are no extra demands but from what we see for example now a plane for moscow was about to leave is that there are so many passengers with small children around let's ask them why they decided to leave now. no use i don't know if i am staying but my wife

we know from what we know from people we've spoken to is that they believe the emergence is ministry of russian there reports about normal radiation levels is just that they are not quite sure whether the japanese are playing down the throughout the nuclear catastrophe or not planes heavey international apple or shelve usually because into the shadow of what we know there are no edition no lights a range of people here indeed are not new to natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes but with a nuclear threat in place it seems that they have to be prepared for the unknown. and a lot depends on the wind it is very crucial so what people should be closely monitoring now is weather for cos it will take a radioactive cloud if there is an explosion inside the core of a nuclear reactor less than a day to reach the. part of russia. well the devastation in japan and the nuclear threat now posed are making countries around the world think again about how big create their energy experts in europe are seeking alternatives to avoid similar atomic crises before let's cross live to our cost down a bus

indiscriminate force in libya let's get more more details on this marquees pier all of our outside the russian foreign ministry hello peter tell us about this latest statement from the minister. of the russian foreign ministry is saying that it's unacceptable to use military force for anything the protection of civilians it as you said it's the use of industry when it force its slum the use of new indiscriminate force very critical of that now we are hearing from libyan television dozens of being killed in these airstrikes and the. navy ships in the mediterranean schools according to those reports also hearing. on military targets may have kenya hits now the russian side has always been opposed to foreign military intervention in libya sit very since basically the the outset civil unrest in the country around a month ago they've been pushing more towards broaching a dialogue to bring forth a ceasefire in the country and there is still remaining all not topic to say that these two sides the the rebels and the the the forces should be to be a tool under the the attacks from this coalition forces these american l

just give us an idea of the kind of help and areas of expertise that russia can offer japan at this point. well a plane come from the russian ministry of emergencies has already landed in japan in tokyo and that contains fifty rescue workers who will be heading to where they're needed most as soon as they possibly can it also contains humanitarian supplies we're looking at things like tents blankets food and water for those people who are most people who have lost just about everything in these this earthquake and tsunami now there's also a helicopter that will be heading to japan has been given the go ahead to be given the green light to enter japanese airspace this helicopter based out of the battles in the russian far east is heading to the areas worst affected by these natural disasters this helicopter contains more supplies more humanitarian aid as well as a further twenty five rescue workers now the. the big one of the other things that's being handed out which is being sent by russia to japan is diesel generators they've been sent out on that helmet airplane ices arrived in japan power is a major problem for the japanese at t

nothing just give us an idea of be kind of help there is of expertise russia can offer to japan at this point. while russian emergencies ministry plane is due to land in japan very shortly that plane contains fifty rescue workers that have been sent to japan to deal with the the aftermath of the earthquake and the tsunamis that have struck the country there now they are just containing they don't just have rescues with and it's also humanitarian aid on board that plane so we're looking at a tent city blankets food and water as well as portable generators those generators very important as power supplies in japan severely depleted well there's also the chance that a helicopter could be sent from russia helicopter pay. out of a bottle could be sent containing twenty five extra rescue workers and also more equipment to deal with the aftermath of these disasters that have struck japan helicopters currently waiting clearance from the japanese authorities to arrive in the country i mentioned that power was a very important commodity to the rescue work over the weekend russia pledged energy aid to japan take the form of one hundred fi

said the number of its emergency ministry personnel to japan playing at full of emergency ministry specialists left moscow another batch of specialists for help operatives in the russian far east they of course are still looking for any potential survivors that are trapped under the hundreds of thousands of tons of rubble that the buildings became. for of course those are the breaks hit just as there is still of course hope that there are some people alive trapped under the rubble and many people with the russian specialists are now working around the clock to try and get to anybody who may still be trapped under there but of course that's not the only problem that is currently troubling japan there's also a potential nuclear disaster that could happen not to shoot the reactor a lot. of the worry of course and a lot of the international attention is directed at that two explosions so far there is a risk of more explosions and of course the glory of a potential radioactive leak in that region that of course is something done is very worrisome not of the people of japan but to the russian far east and to the entire pacific region likely the next year she asked who's in

landed in valerie's the allegedly contain gold and diamonds belonging to the leader bello russian foreign ministry of vehemently deny these claims saying that there's no such plane has landed good this wouldn't be the first time if it is true has harvard and him leader of another country just last year of the former leader of kurdistan sought solace there when he was dismissed from power in his own country in union that has followed the united nations in varying sanctions on libya and on the libyan regime now these include things like. free a ban on movements also arms embargo one of the things that the sanctions will bring into play is the referral of colonel gadhafi and his regime to the international. criminal courts now there are some that believe that should be all one of the senior officials appear before that criminal court some embarrassing revelations about his dealings with the west in recent times could come to light can imagine it's got that. before said would be to call admiration live the good took care of the scrawny trio that you know brought back to the international community all th

such a number of its emergency ministry personnel to japan plaintiff full of emergency ministry specialists left moscow another a batch of specialists were held up for then from the russians part is russia is doing everything it can to help the the people of japan we also know that russia is helping educate and in its energy sector of course that thirty percent of the country was dependent on energy derived from nuclear the nuclear power plants that are currently in a state of dire distress in japan that russia will be helping out as much as it's can with things like coal and other. roger use that energy can be derived from in order to help the japanese people through this difficult time of course russia does have a lot of experience in dealing with nuclear reactors and all the distress that they can get into the twenty five years ago that your noble power plant suffered a meltdown my colleague alex it has details of that terrible tragedy a plane full trip down memory lane alexander often goes through the thirty kilometer chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine but every visit evokes sad emotions twenty five years ago what is now the ghost town of brega was his home before th

system as the recent events in libya do seem to show that of course previously we've also had the response from the russian foreign affairs ministry who also voiced grave concerns about the outcomes and the consequences of the intervention by the u.s. and european coalition forces saying that the u.n. resolution one thousand and seventy three which of course sanctioned a no fly zone in libya was basically designed to provide some sort of security for the civilians on the ground in libya and so far the numbers of civilian casualties have only been rising so the u.n. resolution is basically not living up to its purpose and that of course is the concern voiced by the russian foreign ministry many other russian officials and just recently the russian prime minister. now speaking about russia's. russia's foreign minister rather is in north. africa as we speak after where you just said i assume it's likely very likely that he'll be calling for calm. indeed we know that libya is definitely going to be on the agenda first that deal of golf he's currently in egypt he will later be making his way to all cheerio where he will also be talking

deputy ministry of foreign tommy kanji and aleksey yardwork of environmentalist and advisor to the russian academy of sciences spotlight will be back shortly right after a break so stay with us there will continue it. wealthy british style. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our cheap hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms of russia. we've got the future of coverage. or the. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of i'm just reminded of my guests today are a volunteer one of those that we do minister atomic energy analysts say yabloko environmentalist an advisor to the russian academy of sciences we are talking about the the nuclear disaster in japan i mean the fukushima power nuclear power plant that is worrying many many people thousands of people hundreds of thousands around the world are thi

ministry. russia has of course expressed grave concern over the polish bombings that are taking place in libya saying that the use of force that has resulted in civilian deaths is unacceptable state by the russian foreign affairs ministry has basically condemned the use of force in libya the coalition bombings that have so far claimed the lives of at least sixty civilians of course if these strikes to new that number is expected to rise russia and many of its allies in europe and around the world find it unacceptable saying that the u.n. resolution one thousand and seventy three spoke over the establishing a no fly zone that was supposed to guarantee civilian security not endanger their lives any further loss available for those in egypt right now the use of force expected to meet with the interim president the leader of the egyptian opposition and many are there are officials is of course expected to discuss the ongoing conflict in libya egypt has always maintained that the position that the courage was placed in libya is a libya's business and of course of the coalition forces have no right to carry out strikes that will endanger the civilian population the russian foreign affairs minister wi

intact here so you even look at step eighty ministry of foreign climate carriage and aleksey god look at environmentalist an advisor to the russian academy of sciences spotlight will be back shortly right after the break so stay with us there will continue. wealthy british science. market finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our t.v. . download the official location q on phone no i pod touch from the i choose ops to. launch on sea life on the go. video. on cheese minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the com. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of unjust through minded and my guests today are evil into the realm of acts that we diminish through all atomic energy and in the sea outlook of environmentalist an advisor to the russian academy of sciences we are talking about the the nuclear disaster in japan i mean the fukushima power nuclear power plant that is worrying many many people thousands of people hundreds of thousands around the world thinking what's going

the company named by europe's last to taste of batteries but without these planes the nudging spots in the capital minsk something the russian foreign ministry deny. a possible connections between the team. according to experts from the stockholm based international peace research institute sixty two aircraft two course in the middle of february from the air base in belle russia in the town of but on the beach and headed for the libyan town of sao paolo which according to experts is indeed a key strategic center in in libya this base from where the sixty two airplanes took off in bel air was is as represents a stockpile of different weaponry gooding rocket launchers and machine guns and all other sorts of weaponry and allegedly they headed for libya now this allegedly transfer of weaponry from belarus to libya happened before the u.n. security council imposed an embargo on all weapons sales to libya this is the latest in a string of different allegations connecting in tripoli which surfaced in the last several weeks several days ago media outlets reported that i witness is supported mercenaries from belarus fighting on the could duffy side o

send help to japan i would be experiencing again from the a tragic legacy of nuclear disaster the russian emergencies ministry is preparing a relief effort which will begin upon at tokyo's request. on that star special report on the palestinians driven out by israeli settlers in hebron stay with us for not. now this or that three they were just working on. used to be the main part of the havre market try to imagine in your head on a really small markets of a city of one hundred fifty thousand people since ninety four is closed down and the beginning of the second intifada destroyed our streets was announced as a sterilized three feeling kind of thing is even for prevented even to walk here not only drive not only open the shops. even to walk. the palestinians have many arab states with huge territories if they want a palestinian muslim government they can have that in saudi arabia in syria in iraq in iran in morocco all of those places where the tell us is with the arabs libya egypt in jordan we believe in the guys in the design promised to this country to the jewish people people who would like to live as. g

all they can to stop the suffering of peaceful citizens and to put in place an immediate cease fire that's the latest we're hearing from the russian foreign ministry let's just remind you of our breaking news this hour concerning libya of course a french fighter jet is part of the libyan military vehicle as the first reported strike since the french president ordered planes to patrol the skies over the city of benghazi to prevent attacks against civilians and that's after dinner violence with government troops reported to have carried out attacks on the rebel stronghold let's not get the latest from. the capitol hill police force so paula as we know french planes are carried out but first attack over the country what are you hearing there at the moment what's the latest. well the latest we're hearing and that there are now twenty french aircraft that are flying over libya and that they have reportedly struck saw military targets and most of this is happening around the town of bint gars in the northeast of the country we know that at the stage of been tasked with only so they need perimeter of the city and pilots have been tasked and given the go

using indiscriminate force in libya he's paid for all of us outside russia's foreign ministry the latest statement that's being released by the russian foreign ministry the ministry says that it's unacceptable for military force to be used for anything other than the protection of civilians in libya they also called them and what they see is the indiscriminate use of force by the coalition they're really know here part of that foreign ministry statement. we strongly call poll number eleven states to stop the indiscriminate use of force we believe it is unacceptable to use the mandate laid out in resolution one nine hundred seventy three part of security council a passing of which was rather ambiguous for purposes which are obviously beyond its provisions which were to protect the peaceful population all the stamen continue to say that the foreign ministry here in moscow has received reports that dozens of civilians were killed and scores wounded in those attacks from the air and from boats from ships stations in the mediterranean they also said that they've received information that no military targets have been hit in these attacks

western media has been reporting on problems are being made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs than they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities and we be out there also being a very close attention to the or the destruction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. in the media reports suggest the new leader has found his closest ally in the country off the. last thing takes a bell or brings it out these planes that allegedly spotted in the capital minsk something that the russian foreign ministry denies. connections between the team. according to experts from the stockholm based international peace research institute sixty two aircraft to call in the middle of february from the air base in belle russia in the town of but on of each and headed for the libyan town of south which according to experts is indeed a key strategic center in in libya this base from where the sixty two airplane took off in bel air was is represents a stockpile of different weaponry gooding rock

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs than they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities in libya they're also being a very close attention to the oil extraction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. for more on what's going on in libya and its cost to join release from the stop the war coalition he joins us live from the mysteries many being here now do you think that military intervention is likely to take place in libya now. well i sincerely hope not it's quite clear that both the americans and the pretty sure are making serious noises about this but it would be an absolute disaster were they to carry through with these plans practically the one sensible thing that makes any sense at all to libyans going colonel gadhafi says that the revolution is a mask for foreign involvement if the imperial powers actually do intervene it will make it look as if he's right and that will be a disastrous turn of events for

tired of arguing its citizens from libya together with nationals from twenty six other countries are working for russian firms in the troubled region president dmitry medvedev has praised the ministry of emergencies for the professionalism and success of the operation. and libya is on the brink of civil war and our task was to save all our citizens before it turned into chaos back then we managed to do that fast and according to plan deserves the highest praise we were the first country to start the evacuation orders were late and face difficulties as a result. so the libyan crisis shows no signs of dying only is now being felt far beyond its borders to thousands of immigrants of already fled to neighboring countries while the rest of the price of oil skyrocket out is really going to screw it up so the situation. let's look at the implications of the ongoing unrest in the northern african region and what it means for the rest of the world geographically libya tunisia egypt a large area and these are just some of the countries affected by the civil unrest there just across the sea from europe and estimated one hundred forty thousand people have already fled unrest in libya into neig

bombing start taking place in libya saying that i use of force that exalted instability in jets is unacceptable state by the russian foreign affairs ministry is basically playing damned himself or simply be at the coalition bombings that have so far in the lives of at least sixty civilians of course if these strikes teemu that number is expected to rise russia and many of its allies in europe and around the world acceptable saying that the u.n. resolution one thousand and seventy. three spoke over the establishing a no fly zone that was supposed to guarantee civilian security not endanger their lives any further. russia's foreign minister is in north africa right now are already marking for him or calls for cold. indeed wilsonville of both is in egypt right now he is of course expected to meet with the and interim president the leader of the egyptian opposition because of the arab support the former head of the international atomic energy agency and many are there are officials is of course expected to discuss the ongoing conflict in libya egypt has always maintained that the the position that the current runs like in libya is a libya's bu

all of our reports on russia's down really. a russian emergency's ministry plane has arrived in japan already know that contains fifty rescuers and aid workers as well as humanitarian aid now looking at things like shelter tents blankets food water we've heard already in the program there in very short supply in japan these aid is now getting into the country from russia there's also a helicopter from the emergencies ministry which is being given the green light to enter japanese airspace no that's expected to go to the areas worst hit directly in those areas worst hit by the earthquake and tsunami that contains another twenty five aid workers and more supplies. aid for the people on the ground there over the weekend russia already pledged energy to try and help the situation urge upon drawing about thirty percent of all its energy from its nuclear power stations they've been severely disrupted following the earthquake and tsunami and of course the the going disasters taking place at fukushima course moscow has experience with dealing with a serious nuclear

russian capital. russia has sent a number of emergency ministry personnel to japan they're working in a number of locations we know that a lot of them have already arrived in japan and have basically brought every kind of gear with them to be completely shut in to get at least two weeks there everything is. substance basically necessary to help people that are in. that assistance or so. survivors that may still be out i was on the to i was left moscow yesterday that's monday heading that. egypt and there was a person out here specifically with that the radiation that septic areas so all in all the agency ministry is expecting at least three people working in japan doing everything necessary everything in their power to give assistance where it may be needed as russia knows firsthand experience how difficult it is and how horrifying him is to deal with the aftermath of the radiation. accident at the german hour as devastating force and many mistakes have already been gleaned from that experience dealing with very fearless and perhaps not everything is under human control as my colleague success came here th

send help to japan would be experienced again from the crash of a legacy that he shared noble nuclear disaster the russian emergencies ministry has her relief efforts which will begin tokyo's requests. for more news in less than fifteen minutes but first a sports news with that's hot. hold on this is the sports update live on r t the headlines for us the longest ever russian the bull season gets underway later on sounds a day would applaud a crocodile because when you look at my team and another must go that they go back . to our middle organ solo bob open up two zero leads in their best of seven semifinal series dancing to cage playoffs. in american football labor talks break down all the sixteen days of negotiations with the players' union dissolving meaning the league could place its first stop of since one thousand eight hundred seventy. at old cyber world struggles continue while being you world number one martin primary as well and compassion for the cadillac challenged and ship title in florida this week. so the twenty eleven russian prime in a keep off is just a few hours away now and it's an extended season sue when

western media has been reporting on have not been made also russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs than they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities and we be out there also paying a very close attention to the oil extraction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space ok and many thought that that was awesome that in a collusion of the reporting from moscow the russian reaction to the libya. well we'll keep you updated throughout the day on developments in the middle east and north africa and there's also more news and analysis available twenty four seven. the. it's a new start for russia's police force with major changes kicking off today and it all begins in a change of name root and branch reforms are awarded after a series of high profile public trust think to an all time low as r.t.d. activating that of out of a report says a lot riding on the able whole success by a change of title and hopefully a change in attitudes these lines force and officers are abandoning their s

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's the ministry of foreign affairs then they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities in libya they're also being a very close attention to that with extraction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. what is really going to shoot in moscow let's talk about these unfolding events in libya to peace activist and journalist eric stone from new york tonight this is thanks for being with us ok let's take a look at the starbucks a bit with the u.s. new cake gathering the military forces near libya as you see it is another american led intervention on the. i sure hope not i think any type of military intervention by the west would be a huge disaster for for many reasons one it's likely only to lead to a dramatic escalation in terms of the loss of life. shown his willingness to kill far more of his own people than move iraq and egypt sending in us in western troops or bombs is only going to dramatically increase that

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs than they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities and leave it there also being a very close attention to the oil extraction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. but he's really international relations expert told me the moves are designed to get a foothold in crumbling countries. i certainly think military intervention is on the cards we know it's on the cards because the government leaders have said they're not ruling it out libya is an important state and the west does want to try to establish some sort of control over the situation it's because it wants to recuperate the situation it wants to muscle in and appropriate to itself developments which he did die which he did and did not initiate it's a way is a repeat of the west muscling in on a situation and trying to present itself in a virtuous light by bringing war crimes or other prosecutions against the libyan leade

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs than they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities in libya they're also paying a very close attention to that with its action facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. to road show american radio host of peace activists joining me on the line from california to discuss the latest in libya mr schoeman even to you now only a couple of days ago we heard the libyan leader's son warning that the un rest in the country could lead to foreign intervention given what we're witnessing now if you think his words were prophetic what is the most likely outcome. well we have to understand first of all that being cut off the regime in years past had been considered a thorn in the side of imperialism and they set up khadafi in girliest res if you recall the false flag operation of blowing up the berlin discotheque which was ascribed to conduct the and the rationale for bombing tripoli at the

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs then they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities in libya they're also being a very close attention to the or the extraction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space. media reports suggest the libyan leader's found his closest ally in the country be led by europe's most to take to the roofs these planes allegedly been spotted in the company something that by the russian foreign ministry is denying. the possible connections between the two. according to a stockholm based international institute for peace research and sixty four aircraft took off from an air base in belarus heading for libya in the middle of february and headed for the libyan town of star power which according to experts is indeed a key strategic center in in libya this air base in belarus where the plane took off from is in fact a stalk pile of different weaponry including rocket launchers machine guns and amm

western media has been reporting on have not been made the russian military is also working in very close cooperation with russia's ministry of foreign affairs that they're monitoring not just the military situation not just tripoli and other cities in libya they're also being a very close attention to the or the traction facilities and they are keeping us up to date as to what is happening on the ground from space let's get more insight now into the libyan conflict. to the pretty full position jeremy cool bit is joining us on the line from. a very good evening to you thanks for being with me so the u.s. warships approaching libya's coast the u.k. preparing to deploy fighter jets to the nearby. how likely is it do you think that yet another military intervention by key nato could be on the cards. it's looking very dangerous and it's looking quite possible that they will launch such an attack with or without un approval and so we're looking at almost a repeat of what happened in iraq. the results i suspect will be largely the same i think the important points are that the real breakthrough the war against in libya western inte

need type of scenario so similarly to money cleanup services are also on standby in the became tired region at the moment as well the russian president has also ordered the emergency ministry to get ready to gather enough equipment and the personnel to help to japan. in this situation if it asks for help plus listen to watch the russian president has said. of course we are ready to help our neighbors in overcoming the effects of this severe earthquake a state of emergency has also been declared on our soil on the coral islands and the region is what we're all necessary measures must also be taken to prevent damage or loss of life the tsunami has already reached our shores and we must all be consolidated it's time i'm now ordering their mergence he's minister to present a plan of assistance to japan. according to the latest reports from of the emergencies ministry be already prepared six jets to go to japan if it needs help including they're going to also transport this more well hospital if they needed older waiting for at the moment is an official request from japanese authorities ok got many thanks to you caught up with going off there are reporting for us a live on how

ministry brings us the details the latest statement that's be released by the russian foreign ministry the ministry says that it's well accepted will for military force to be used for anything other than the protection of civilians in libya they also called them they see is the indiscriminate use of force by coalition there you know here that foreign ministry statement. we strongly called upon the relevant states to stop the indiscriminate use of force we believe it is unacceptable to use the mandate laid out in resolution nine hundred seventy three by the security council a passing of which was rather ambiguous for purposes which are obviously beyond its provisions which were to protect a peaceful population all the same income to need to say that the foreign ministry here in moscow has received reports that dozens of civilians were killed in schools wounded in those attacks and from boats from ships stations in the mediterranean they also said that they've received information that no military targets have been hit in these attacks on saturday night these include a medical facility as well as roads and bridges now russia has been against the use of force by foreign powers in in the libya situation is

nationals from twenty six other countries who are working for russian firms in the troubled region president dmitry medvedev was praised the ministry of emergencies for the professionalism and success of the operation. really you look at libya is on the brink of civil war and our task is to save all our citizens before it's turned into chaos the fact that we managed to do that fast and according to plan deserves the highest praise we were the first country to start the iraqi regime and these were late and face difficulties as a result just still to come in the program in a couple of moments in fact exploring russia's greatest cities this place that team visits the central russian city yet as loud as they will still find its cultural hub is often in the limelight. news now though karzai says mounting civilian casualties in the afghanistan war a serious problem which washington is not doing enough to address the afghan president made that statement during a video conference with barack obama on thursday it comes a day after nato apologized for the deaths of nine children in afghanistan eliminate realigns findings indicate the boys all u

nationals from twenty six other countries who are working for russian firms in the troubled region president dmitry medvedev has praised the ministry of emergency for the professionalism and success of the operation. that libya is on the brink of civil war and our task was to save all our citizens before it turned into chaos the fact that we managed to do that fast and according to plan deserves the highest praise we were the first country to start the evacuation others were late and face difficulties as a result. coming up in a couple of moments time exploring russia's greatest cities this time of low seventeen visits to the central russian city of garros love will stay with us to find out why this cultural hub is off. and the cars ice is mounting civilian casualties in the afghanistan war a serious problem which washington is not doing enough to address the afghan president made a statement during a video conference with barack obama on thursday he comes a day after nato apologize for the deaths of nine children in afghanistan preliminary alliance findings indicate the boys all under twelve years of age were killed in an accidental