here in the central square of the capital city the morial services are under way this so many started as a love in thirty five that exactly the time when george opened fire over the sites you throwing people out of their bats hundreds have come here to light candles and pray for those who died had three years ago in their brief conflict maimie are listening to the regular elements and they're looking at pictures there was taken was during the conflict and they are being shown on why screens that are placed across the central square at the atmosphere here is a choice of a very male wearing black and some women even have a picture of their dad relatives on their chests local so we talk to say that we never expected such a sudden attack. it's very difficult to answer this question because in any case who are always present poses suffering and pain to all the bereaved families who can justify any words the reasoning can bring back the lives of the innocent people and i think we should realize that such mistakes should not be repeated and we should put maximum effort to avoid the suffering

the conflict with georgia devastated the region but finally brought recognition the morial service is being held in the capital this involved for the victims of the. on the eve of that anniversary president bit of spoke with r t along with a whole mosque the radio and georgian t.v. channel p k about why he took action in the legacy of that decision the interview coming up. i said mr president thank you very much for agreeing to answer our questions then let us go back to the events of two thousand and eight back then you met with the georgian president mikheil saakashvili your meeting took place in st petersburg and there was an impression at that point both in tbilisi and in moscow that we had arrived at some sort of an accord and the dispute would not be allowed to pile over into an armed conflict and i reiterate that this feeling was present both in moscow and into d.c. could you tell us that he managed to agree on anything with the georgian president back then. you know catherine i had the same impression of the time when i can still recall meeting president saakashvili for the fi

devastated the region but brought about recognition morial services are being held in the capital to involve the victims of the copper. coming up our report on how the republic of abkhazia has risen from a conflict to it and its journey to becoming once again i hollered a destination stay with us. greeks and romans built the towns here they live so it by side with local tribes in two thousand five hundred years ago. the app has principalities tempest in the eighth century later became known as the app has king down. the modern day republican but because he covers an area of about nine thousand square kilometers of causes south is situated on the eastern coast of the black sea. the greater clicks is mountain range towers in the republic's new. it is a land where some tropics and lakes adjoining places. come on let's go locals remember it needs to weld the tragic events in up because he has moved in the history. of. eighteen years have passed since then the brawls but i can talk about it without my lips tremblin and disrobing heart i can talk about that. i'm cozy it is returning to nor

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three years since the conflict with georgia devastated the region but brought about a recognition morial services are being held in the capital city for the victims of the conflict. coming up our report on how the republican has risen from conflict to it and its journey to becoming once again a holiday destination stay with us. ancient greeks and romans built the towns here they live so it by side with local tribes moving two thousand five hundred years ago. and the app has principality established in the eighth century and later became known as the op has condemned. the modern day republican but because it covers an area of about nine thousand square kilometers a cause is south is situated on the eastern coast of the black sea. the great to coax is mountain range towers in their publics nul. it is a land where some tropics the lakes adjoining j.c.s. . come on let's go locals remember all too well the tragic events in up causes more than history. eighteen years have passed since then you've crossed but i can talk about it without my lips trembling and from heart i can talk about that. be

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the morial services began last night and will be held throughout the day the ceremony started eleven thirty five pm that exactly the time when george opened fly over the city hundreds of people came to the main square to light candles and pray for those who died. conflict people were listening to the rock they were looking at pictures taking at that period of time god's word shone on wise screens placed across the city center they also released. in the memory of those guys at three years ago the atmosphere was of course very sad with small children everyone was holding candles the war lasted for four but hundreds were killed and many injured was mostly destroyed after a bombing some. of the things of the city has changed within the last three years still people are trying to restore their lives and we. are still struggling to bring their life back to normal. here almost every day i sit and talk to my son. next to my dear boy. for the last three years. has come to this cemetery where her son is five days to north two thousand and eight split her life into a before and after. her son a

in which georgia tried to regain control of its old territories claimed hundreds of innocent lives morial services were held in the south of that is capital symbol hundreds of people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict the british white believe in their memory are these within a quarter of a went to meet with some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss. i come here almost to originally i sit and talk to my son so a new line next to my dear boy. for the last three years. has come to this cemetery in southeast where her son is five days. thousand and eight split her life into a before and after its. case is the one who sound a medical college graduate heard the republic's capital t. vall was under attack from georgia he rushed home to help the injured he died in her arms as they lay trapped for days under the rubble of their apartment block that was in the georgian aisle to reserve firing line. the only thing that makes her life worth living now is her twenty year old daughter they now live together in a newly built house to rounded by fam

which georgia tried to regain control of the territories they had hundreds of innocent lives and morial services were held in south that is capital some under the people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict and released wiping their memory of course you know where to meet some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss and. i come here almost every day i sit and talk to my son so i know i will lie next to my dear boy. for the last three years. has come to this cemetery in self-assertion where her son is burritt five days in august two thousand and eight split her life before and after. so. when her son a medical college graduate heard the republic's capital t. involved was under attack from georgia he rushed home to help the injured he died in her arms as they lay trapped for days under the rubble of their apartment block that was in the georgian alterian firing like casey says the only thing that makes her life worth living now is who twenty two year old daughter they now live together in a newly built house surrounded by families with sim

that they want to keep this building untouched and of the memory of what happened ham meanwhile the morial service began last night and so will be held throughout the day these are many starts at eleven thirty five pm that's exactly the time when george opened fire over the century hundreds of people came last night to light candles and to pray for those who were killed three years ago in a brief but destructive conflict many came with a small children people were listening to the rec room and they also released white balloons into the sky and the memory of what happened ham three years ago that will last it will follow but hundreds were killed and many inches tall was mostly destroyed. and as all of the face of the city has changed within these years still the locals are trying to restore their lives and we managed to speak to some of them who are still struggling to bring their lives back to normal. i come here almost every day. and talk to my son. next to my dear boy. for the last three years. has come to this cemetery where her son is buried five days to. split her life into a before a

that they want to keep this building untouched and of the memory of what happened here meanwhile the morial service began last night and it will be held with throughout the day when he started eleven thirty five pm that's exactly the time when george opened fire over the sochi hundreds of people again last night to light candles and to pray for those who were killed three years ago in a brief but destructive conflict many came where the small children people were listening to the rag and they also released white balloons into the sky and the memory of what happened three years ago their wall lost its were followed. but hundreds were killed and many injured in what was mostly destroyed after bombings there and of all the place of the thirty has changed within these years still the locals are trying to restore their lives and we managed to speak to some of them are still struggling to bring their lives back to normal. i come here almost to reduce i sit and talk to my son to a new low next to my dear boy. for the last three years stacey signet has come to the cemetery in self-assertive where h

three years since the conflict with georgia has devastated the region but finally brought recognition morial service is being held in the capital city vall for victims of the conflict and sports is next stay with us here on our team. hello and welcome to the sports news and these are the headlines. gave you the season spartak moscow miss a penalty but come from two goals down and need a floodlight failure to win for to a ten man so that you know russian premier league. plus that's why they're champions manchester united come from two goals down to beat rivals manchester city three two in stoppage time to win the community shield. and lives to reach russia come back from three goals down to beat three thousand and six four be crowned european beach soccer champions. their first a convention of world war and an unconventional match having missed a penalty and endured a break a flop like failure spartak moscow came back from two goals down to win forty that track in a pulsating match in the russian premier league have signed sort of first half lease through after that off on thursday more is c.

to honor those who died trying to flee from communist controlled east germany to the west and you morial site has also been unveiled in berlin with parts of the wall and a surveillance tower now forming a museum at least one hundred and thirty six people i've known who've been killed trying to cross the frontier. changing gender for a better life transsexuals in an indian state enjoy some of the world's most progressive laws they have been provided with free sex change operations by the government authorities reports many find it still comes at a price. ever since she was a little boy the suki knew there was something different and i started liking men i had sexual feelings for men i wanted to befriend them and spend time with them if i was not attracted to girls adding to her confusion for suki also realize that she felt more like a woman than a man in south asia people like her are commonly called hitcher us a derogatory word for transsexuals readability my brothers beat me up and kicked me out of the house because they did not like the way it behaves dressed and was attracted towards

old territories claimed hundreds of lives do the courts for those in the south say capital whether morial service is being held today you will standing on a very poignant sport right now wants is exhibit a for kids. george attacked suddenly around midnight and at the first try to happen hand as a russian peacekeeping base now which you can see behind me what's left of that base their way around two hundred fifty soldiers over and they fought all night waiting for the russian troops to rife russia stunting troops to protect the republic citizens which were russian passport orders and also many were hiding and basements and a bombed out buildings now overhand twenty three soldiers were killed and many more injured and this we spoke to some of them they told us that they want to keep this a building untouched in memory of what happened here. i mean do you know what of all the memorials in the republic what's been taking place. well the memorial services began last night and so they will be housed throughout the day you. know many start it's thirty five pm that's exactly the time when you're

its old territories hundreds of lives due course for those in the south of the city councilwoman morial service is being held do you all standing on a very poignant sport right now says that it's an effective. tact suddenly a round. of the first tried to happen hand russian peacekeeping base now what you can see behind me i was based around two hundred fifty soldiers over and they fought all night waiting for the russian troops to arrive russia sunstein troops to protect the republic citizens maybe also useful russian passport holders and also many were hiding and basements and a bombed out buildings now overhead twenty three soldiers were killed and many more were injured and as we spoke to some of them they told us they want to keep a building untouched in memory. i mean do you know what about the memorial services in the republic what's going to be in place. well the memorial services began last night so they will be housed throughout the day. a level thirty five pm that's exactly the time when you are open to fly over the city hundreds of people came last night at the central square

here in the central square of the capital city the morial services are under way this so many started as a loved one thirty pm that exactly the train when george opened fire over the says he throwing people out of their bad local so we talked to say that we never expected such a sudden attack and why not it's very difficult to answer this question because in any case who are always present poses suffering and pain. to become justified by any words the reasoning can bring back the lives of the innocent people and i think we should realize that such mistakes should not be repeated and we should put maximum effort to avoid the suffering of children human life is very precious o'conner for being responsible when it comes to it we come kill people over territory. or any other regime we put our governments to use. the georgian aggression and the tough policy of sex really evoke my deepest resentment and i think we should all live in peace and try to find ways of communicating other. countries have common and to light candles and pray for those who died three years ago in the breeze conflict

known as common in the white house judgment on inviting someone who glorified cop killing during the morial week of all times you know the judgment of the lacking of clout indeed the if the president of the united states has a very special position alicia you cannot embrace someone who is saying that a black liberation army person is innocent now if you're still not convinced the parts news doesn't like black people let me show you my last week of documentation to prove the point fox news fox news is just being fox news i'm not saying that he doesn't like white people actually he has a problem he has this guy is i believe a racist mr obama if this side of your forty's and rediscover your irish is more important than a presidential visit to a community trying to figure out what just. i mean. mr obama shares the last one of africa's credits first time he's given that goes. right through the clips that we just played out on the hip hop barbecue adeline i think we paid a pretty strong convincing and compelling case that is trying to tell us something our president is black and that apparently i