and european leaders claim moscow though is not doing enough to defuse the conflict in ukraine when a cost of reports on that. lattimer putin's telephone conversation with foreign swollen angela merkel and petro poroshenko ended with all sides agreed on the need to preserve the truce there and also create conditions for proper control of the cease fire agreement and also the kremlin's press service has confirmed that the leaders are welcome to russia's decision to in fact revoke its option to use its a military force in ukraine they believe that this will be escalate the crisis in ukraine but that's not the view of the u.s. or its allies u.s. secretary of state john kerry in fact has confirmed that a new round of sanctions against russia is being rated as ready in terms of when it will be introduced that remains unclear but he did in fact say that moscow should stop supporting the answer government forces in eastern ukraine or supplying its military assistance now this is something that of course russia has night from day one i'm talking about the fact that it supports an answer gover

>> moscow probably wants regional elections and they will hope for a moscow friendly government in those regions. in the long-term, russia expects ukraine to be not joining nato or joining the european union. >> thank you so very much. >> these developments come just one day after pro-russian insurgents in eastern ukraine agreed to the cease-fire ordered by the president. >> when president putin threw his weight kind the ukrainian leaders he's plan, the german foreman minister in kiev welcomed the move. >> the mood in kiev was up beat. the german foreign minister spoke of historic, perhaps decisive days for ukraine. both he and the ukrainian president welcomed prudence backing away from armed intervention in ukraine. he expressed support for the idea that the osce could monitor the cease-fire in the ukraine, possibly with participation from moscow. >> we still have to determine whether russia will provide observers to the osc mission, which already includes many other countries. it remains to be seen whether the osce can help to guarantee truly effective border controls in eastern ukrain

which nineteen a national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshing. well syria has joined the fight against sunni jihad is terrorizing neighboring iraq carrying out air strikes against isis militants insurgents have already seized several air bases oil and gas fields conducting indiscriminate bombing attacks along the way the jihad is bloody advances already left more than a thousand people dead mainly civilians according to the u.n. the most recent casualties reported are fifteen killed in attacks on baghdad and six others in the contested city of kirkuk often a was there. the details so far barkeep but what we've heard from officials is that one man a suicide bomber was seen on the street wearing an explosive device as this he was actually aiming for the building down there it's a kurdish political party office apparently authorities had seen him they tried to intercept him and that is when he detonated his device now if you look around it's chaos this is rush hour a lot of people in the streets. the car here completely destroyed this building also

with moscow it has to be an agreement between the russian and . ukrainian government that will ensure a truce and then a cease fire and then some type of deal whereby both sides of the government for a new korean army cease offensive action so that peace can reign in that area then gradually this area can come back to the normal situation kiev has to decide what the status of donetsk and luhansk problems will be will become a kind of autonomy is region within kiev or will kiev remain a unitary state that's something which at renegotiate that's a state after the cease fire and the the fighting and the negotiations with then begin on the future status of this region and the separatists would like something like crimea the position of crimea under kier before it became part of russia they would like to read an autonomous republic there right and it would be interesting to see whether president poroshenko is willing to negotiate on that basis martin mccauley a writer and analysts of russia's affairs thank you very much for being with us on r.t. intern

i tell the story of fdr and ambassadors to moscow, with this idea they can work as moscow. and after two or three years all of them are coming back and as anti-wretched or soviets coming is a news to me the ambassadors before him and after him is of the administration. and washington has the idea that we can work with russia and with that ambassador returning relatively recently they are at this stage where stalin's refusal other it was very anti-stolen. that is where it is at this point in my opinion. thank you for the question. >> i have two questions. number one why would anyone want to go into an alliance with belarus that is a stalinist dictatorship? and what is gorbachev now thought of in russia? >> made the that was a moment of triumph. publicly to say i told you so you did not listen to me that is what has happened in 1991 and now because of the dissolution of the soviet union happened too fast for the people put it in this situation had to state the facts so that is on gorbachev. in terms of belarus with us dictatorship in quite some on authoritarian regimes the wa

secretary of state john kerry is ratcheting up the pressure on moscow apparently the clock ticking. it is critical for russia to show in the next hours literally that they're moving to help disarm the separatists to encourage them to disarm to call on them to lay down their weapons and begin to become part of a legitimate political process so the message is again the u.s. secular state keeping up the pressure urging moscow to make more peace efforts but this amid reports that care hasn't stopped shelling in eastern ukraine despite the president's announcement of a ceasefire we heard from people in the areas hit hardest by kids crack there who say it never came into force anyway. making we're still being slapped every day i'm not even saying hit just slops like this. one of the shells came down right in my backyard and they were splinters that wounded my wife she's in hospital in critical condition now. well this is the kind of thing we find here. those are from shell splinter what else can they be. because the missiles rained and the funerals continue the funeral of one of the russi

let's see moscow. moving on seventeen militants have been killed in iraq during infighting between government sunni groups over one million people have been displaced by the insurgency since the start of this year according to the u.n. and that number is only expected to rise as the army tries to push back the advance of an al qaeda offshoot which is of course isis and they want to establish an islamic state spawning several countries and they're already in control of large parts of iraq including the second largest city mosul. it's now in deep closing in on by meanwhile the first three hundred u.s. military advisers promised by washington to aid the iraqi security forces are due to arrive later today but mideast expert joshua landis believes the u.s. is reluctant to push this too far in view of the catastrophic results of the two thousand and three invasion you can watch the full interview in worlds apart tomorrow here on r.t. but for now this is a taste of. this entire isis episode shows the incredib

energy companies that do business in russia this is precisely what moscow warned of back in march when foreign minister lavrov said any sanctions imposed on russia would come back to hurt the united states the white house told bloomberg news that the obama administration has had frequent conversations with business leaders on the issue and understands their concerns but that the u.s. can't just go on with business as usual now the obama administration is threatening to impose more sanctions on russia despite its recent steps to the crisis in ukraine at the request of president vladimir putin the russian lawmakers voted tuesday to revoke legislation allowing for the use of military forces in ukraine however it seems the white house is still expecting and demanding more from moscow . washington d.c. american companies risk losing a large number of imports from russia and these are the top three things they buy the possibility of being cut off from russia's markets is also worrying america's business leaders u.s. energy giant exxon mobil xom mobil has a nine hundred billion dollar deal wi

is expanding moscow watching r t international with me marina joshie. now syria has joined the fight against sunni to harness terrorizing neighboring iraq carrying out airstrikes against isis militants the insurgents have already seized several air bases oil and gas field conducting indiscriminate bombing attacks along the way the jihad is bloody advance has already left more than a thousand people dead mainly civilians according to the un the most recent casualties reported are fifteen killed in attacks on baghdad and six others in a contest to see who was to cough and i was there. or in the heart of downtown to cooper just moments ago a suicide bomb went off right here on this street now the details so far are burkey but what we've heard from officials is that one man a suicide bomber was seen on the street wearing an explosive device as this he was actually aiming for the building down there it's a kurdish political party office apparently authorities had seen him they tried to intercept him and that is when he detonated his device now if you look ar

seven am in moscow it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians and used ukraine. need to let's love in school did well you. know you're going to do what you're going to . do we. please be aware that some of we're about to see is graphic video but the images we've blurred are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered about at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday shelling residential areas left devastated buildings destroyed their walls riddled with bullet holes and shattered glass. but didn't lists. he slipped out to be. he still untouched. a mortar hit this family's backyard killing a thirty year old mother a five year old son died a few hours later doctors fought to save him they found dozens of mints in his head . you. would not touch the meaning yet the flood do you. think you could get those who would be. put out to see these. and then you see it then you need. to win is the mission and i thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you cannot. is the air raid siren over the

international with me kevin owen just after eleven pm now here moscow and our top story tonight iraq's prime minister says he supports syria's strikes against isis militants that's despite the u.s. warning other nations to stay out of the conflict the insurgents have already seized several bases oil and gas fields conducting the discriminant bombing attacks along the way that you how this bloody advance has already left more than a thousand people dead many civilians according to the u.n. earlier on thursday a suicide bomber struck a market in the neighborhood of baghdad that killed up to twenty people and on wednesday six others were killed in the contested city of kirkuk catherine off now reports the details so far murky but what we've heard from officials is that one man a suicide bomber was seen on the street wearing an explosive device that he was actually for the building down there it's. it is political party office apparently authorities that see him they tried to intercept him and that is when he detonated his device now if you look around if chaos this is rush hour a lot of p

in moscow is kevin i am with you this very good company nine pm here now our top story iraq's prime minister says he supports syria's army air strikes against isis militants it's despite the u.s. warning other nations to stay out of the conflict the insurgents have already seized several air bases oil and gas fields conducting indiscriminate bombings along the way the jihadist bloody advance has already left more than a thousand people dead mainly civilians according to the u.n. the most recent casualties reported of fifteen killed in attacks on baghdad and six others in the contested city of kirkuk where you see catherine off reports the details so far barkeep but what we've heard from officials is that one man a suicide bomber was seen on the street wearing an explosive device that he was actually a real for the building down there it's a kurdish political party office apparently authorities tell c.n.n. they tried to interest. up him and that is when he detonated his device now if you look around the chaos this is rush hour a lot of people in the streets. the car here completely destroyed

three am in moscow really giving you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news a week of grief and trauma for civilians in eastern ukraine. losing a need to do let's love and. they're going to do what you're going to. do we. are about to show you some graphic video be aware but the images we've blurred are key to explaining this situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered about at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left destroyed with buildings in ruins walls riddled with holes and windows shattered. hunted took up most of those a lot but didn't let's. his leg that's really key element could be if he is still untouched. get a mortar shell hit the family's backyard killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors fought to save her and they say they found dozens of shell fragments in his head. then you would not call them needing you know the flight to detroit. and you could get lost or we would be stuck with. these. and then you see it then you need. to

five am in moscow it's been a week of greek and grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. but didn't need to let. go when you're going to have more human. would. do you. just a warning you're about to see graphic video though the images were blurred they are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered around at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left damage with buildings in ruins walls are riddled with holes and several windows shattered. but didn't let's. his letter to be if he is still of which. a mortar hit his family's backyard killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors fought to save and they found dozens of fragments in his. new. book the bone you could then you would not being year flood do you do you think you could get would be. these. and then you see it then you need. when you. know you got you here thank you sheikh if you're. watching. this is the air raid alarm sounding in lugansk people being forced to spend nig

six am in moscow it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. need to. know what you're going to do what are you going to. do we. are about to show you some graphic video here the images which we've blurred are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of crime a tourist body parts scattered around at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas the left is destroyed with buildings in ruins walls are riddled with bullet holes and shattered glass. didn't lists. to be. he's still untouched. a mortar hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later doctors fought to save him they found dozens of shell fragments in his head. then you would not. flood do you. think you could get would be. these. and then you see it then you need you know. when you. look you you see you are. the air raid alarm over the city of lugansk people there being forced to spend nights in bomb shelters and basements the army is continuing to shell suburbs of all

moscow. thirty five years in prison the confiscation of assets on a million dollar fine with the punishment a young u.s. programmer was facing before he committed suicide he'd been accused of using tracking technology online but what wasn't allowed for one individual has been given the green light for computer giant apple which is now installing the same system into its products which can excite the story. apple is taking a step toward preventing mobile devices from broadcasting information about their users whereabouts the company announced that he the mac addresses emitted by its wireless devices as an anti tracking measure the mac address is of course the unique number that identifies you on a network tech experts also point out the said irony when an individual namely internet pioneer late aaron swartz spoofed his neck address the government held it out as evidence of criminality in his indictment aaron swartz was arrested in two thousand and eleven for downloading academic articles from

who'd surrendered was still a life a photo exhibition called through captivity was recently held in moscow in their memory several german students were keen to attend. then what the cutely good had never been up in the hall or poorly in the town to put a welcome welcome was disappointing to me it was you could shift out operating with . a need it would have no idea what just was nice to wind up in the mean you could keep. sure to put it would you. buy it a more. intimate type. of loosening up about santa. but it's a. memo from the high command of the air month confidential september eighth nine hundred forty one. this is the first time that german soldiers face an adversary instructed not only in the ways of war but also politics. shoulders have forfeited the right to be treated like crew soldiers in accordance with the geneva convention relative to the treatment of prisoners of war. less than a month after nazi germany invaded the soviet union news came that stalin's eldest son jacob was missing in action soon photos of him appeared on german propaganda leaflets. they read that jake up ha

four am in moscow good to have you with us as we take a look back at the week's news and give you today's headlines it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. you know like you. you could then you would not go to the meeting yet let the detroit you know you find you could get would be. you news nokia theater these. these. new was more than you see it then you had the media and you can you know what they need to upset you when you mentioned oh you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you we'll. let you get out of. the store warning we're about to show you some graphic video but the images while we've blurred them are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered around at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left devastated with buildings in ruins walls are riddled with bullet holes and shattered windows hunted to get most of those up but it unless. he slipped out to be. he still it's. good to get a mortar shell hit the family's backyard killing a thirty year

we're watching r t international live from moscow this evening you with me to bang up would say we start with the unfolding tragedy in the east of ukraine where locals continue to suffer under a key its crackdown. you were a little too young then doing good not because i didn't think they would be good they didn't know you did you do you know i didn't want to live in the garden i didn't think you wanted to do that those scenes were from the eastern ukrainian city of slovyansk of this is what it looks like after weeks of a tillery in a strikes people are having to deal with water food and polish shortages are his roman cause enough is in the region for us and he joins us live romano we've witnessed some understandably emotional scenes coming out of that region tell us what's happening that's right four people have died and one family actually lost two members as a shell flew right into the backyard of a private residence instantly killing a mother and one thing her child the child was taken to the hospital where doctors who worked on him all night said but the head injuries multiple head

moscow has demanded explanations from care phone the assault on its territory our correspondent ryan koester of has the details fighting continues close to the russian border and according to the spokesperson of the russian border guards shell actually flew into russian territory and injured one of the customs officers and damaged that building as well now moscow is outrage and demands quick in this occasion and a problem to apology from the crane in authorities meanwhile we've heard that ukrainian defense ministry had already denied all these accusations that any shooting took place near the russian border and russia is not concerned about the security in this area the president ordered back up for russian border guards then say happened before the the armored personnel carrier went into the russian territory and other incidents like that happening as well the military crackdown in eastern ukraine has caused hundreds of deaths and displaced thousands of people but now president poroshenko has imposed a seven day ceasefire and his new peace plan and it includes an amnesty for those w

that well you know it's a moscow. line that these are all fascists and they keep using the word nazi and probably and the fact that hard fact is of course not everyone in western ukraine is a nazi not everyone in nazi germany was a nazi either by the way i mean that's not you have a tiny group of incredibly influential armed and people who have the ear of not only the president but the cia and nato and the e.u. seems to be fumbling around the background not knowing where their own interests lie as usual but you're right it is an incredibly toxic stew as usual well because they believe in plurality so mark let me go to you i mean you but who has control over whom i mean is that a shameful following them or the other way around i mean i want to see where the power balances but i think it's exactly that there is a balance and a given. there are reports in the ukrainian media it's well known that poroshenko was the biggest die met domestic financier of that euro my don riots but it has also been reported that he has been

welcome to our day international live from moscow are you with me it's good to have you company with us deceive me. the latest reports from ukraine's eastern city of slavyansk to say it's once again been targeted by government troops the army reportedly stepped up its offensive against militia groups in the region with civilians caught in the crossfire four people including a child were killed in a strike the on sunday woman you can see in this video was a severely wounded by shrapnel from one of the missiles as she was riding her bike through the city likely medics who were quickly on the scene and able to get her to hospital and this is a burning building is what remains of the certainly the landmark merchant house where four year old girl was also reportedly killed during the attack the house in the room and say it was popular with young families the military sources claim and to kiev militia we're using it as a bare. now the central square of the city has also come under fire locals claim of the attack happened when many people were on side following a trail of service a constant

let's teach about democracy in moscow. so i'm coming from ukraine. but i know my perspective is very different. this is about national identity. now who is interested in nations? this is not important. i said well that's the only course i can teach. so i prevailed by the time the soviet union disintegrated. not exactly because of democracy. mostly because of national mobilization in the republics, including russia. so when i revisited literature on the fall of the soviet union, it was three years ago. i found out that actually what i saw and what i read i still wasn't that aside. there is little in terms of the perspective and the experience that i had that was reflected in the soviet republics are not very. the history was focused on moscow and partly on washington as well. very important parts of this story. the republics were not there. that's the only way and it would be to write a book. i had to act to formulate my argument against a number of existing narratives of the fall of the soviet union. so the first of them i will start with russia. wha

let's see moscow. moving on seventeen militants have been killed in iraq in fighting to an anti-government sunni groups over one million people have been displaced by the insurgency since the start of the year that's according to the u.n. and that number is only expected to rise as armies tries to push back the advance of an al qaeda offshoot isis which wants to establish an islamic state spawning several countries is already in trouble over large parts of iraq including the second largest city mosul and it's now closing in on baghdad meanwhile the first of three hundred u.s. military advisers promised by washington to aid the iraqi security forces are due to arrive later today but international studies professor just in london police tell us is reluctant to push this too far in view of the catastrophic results of the two thousand and three invasion you can watch the full interview in the worlds apart tomorrow here in our team but for now here's a taster. this entire crisis episode shows the incredible

another crossing point cautious has more now on the growing tension along the russia ukraine border moscow has demanded an explanation and investigation from the authorities in kiev over the shelling of the russian border point overnight meanwhile the key of defense ministry denies any such thing has ever taken place but we have the russian border guard their representative who gave us this information because eventually of the deal we were inside the building when this horrific shelling began we started moving everyone at the checkpoint to safety one of the officers suffered a head injury at the time of the incident around two hundred refugees were crossing the border also russian border control service says that a bus carrying thirty six ukrainian children was also shot at while it was crossing the russian border thankfully the kids are safe and sound there already in their role stall for region and one of the refugee camps also on friday night in a separate incident a ukrainian border control points was also shot at and soldiers who were there they sought refuge and shelter on the russi

breaking news kiev misses the deadline to pay its gas debt to russia moscow is now expected to cut gas supplies for ukraine. america's tooled up police patrols as the pentagon hands out its hardware leftovers we ask whether offices really need military grade gear. plus britain's secret appeals court was the government's plans to spend some closed door justice in the name of national security. a law that could have a company you're watching r.t. international now we start with some breaking news the deadline tricky have to pay its gas bill it is now passed russia warned that failure to sort it out means cutting off supplies for ukraine let's go live now to artie's wearing a corset over who's outside gazprom headquarters in moscow marina the deadline has just passed a couple of minutes ago has there been any statement or any think that's been said from gazprom i understand i think marina has problems hearing so the moment you come back to marina in a couple of minutes i think we'll solve that problem for you well the media spokesman for gazprom c.e.o. is now holding a news briefing. in a

means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it man if i go to you first here in moscow the ukrainian president can't seem to take the answer yes over the last few weeks and months they've been overtures coming from russia to do deescalate the situation in eastern ukraine to stop the violence and at the same time russia's gas promise offered ukraine the same price for gas that it did for unocal which and they're still saying no to what's going on. well it does seem that the russians now come to the table and started to negotiate and itself is a massive step forward i mean they named a concrete price with concrete conditions that is less than the four hundred fifty four hundred eighty dollars per thousand cubic meters that they've been talking about one hundred dollars less and if the ukrainians now turn around and said yes then a deal would be struck and the whole gas thing would be over power from the fact that ukrainians were still struggling to pay their gas bills because the country is on its knees economically and the fact that the two sides in actually sasa the tab

interestingly enough, the announcement was made by moscow, not by berlin. she will be meeting him and normandy ahead of the normandy commemorations. she will be trying to persuade him, of course, to accept the g7 demands. she on the other hand will also be quite welcoming towards him and that she has said that she does not support the sanctions that president obama is calling for unless talks fail. >> one more question before we go -- where does it go from now after these talks? could we see a conference at some point? >> i think this is only the first step perhaps towards a diplomatic solution, but it is an important one. russia is already showingpmovem. ambassador will be sent back to kiev, and president putin has announced he would be attending the swearing-in of president designate poroshenko. >> thanks for those updates. the g7 leaders will tomorrow be moving on to normandy, as we have been discussing, on the west coast of france, where they will be taking part in ceremonies to mark the d-day arrival. >> many nations were involved in the invasion that

envoy previously claimed that moscow has already approved a plan but mr churkin insisted that that is not true the russian envoy also expressed skepticism about the plan noting that some demands like buffer zone with russia and unconditional disarmament could lead to even more bloodshed he also questioned the immediate rush by western powers to endorse the plan without even analyzing it insisting that the u.s. and its allies seem eager to back anything coming out of key with respect to the treatment of russian journalists in ukraine mr churkin insisted that they're being treated worse than prisoners of war he reminded the media of the journalists who were captured in may and hold to keep in secrecy where they were filmed being beaten and bruised the russian ambassador also spoke at length about the u.n. human rights commissioner is report on ukraine charging that it glosses over the government shelling of civilians and was tailored to coincide with keep his narrative mr churkin insisted that there was no sign of a bit objectivity in the report and the crackdown in the east of ukraine

it's eleven pm here in moscow tonight ukraine stops receiving russian gas after missing the latest and final deadline to start paying its multibillion dollar debt moscow stresses that supplies to europe will continue as planned. from says kiev is threatening to take as much gas as it needs for free from the transit pipeline supplying russian gas to the e.u. . also fresh fears of a mounting police threat are stirred up in america by revelations that officers are being armed with weapons from war zones despite a low crime rate of. the young palestinians killed during clashes with israeli troops amid a massive door to door manhunt for three jewish teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. kevin oh in this is r.t. international obviously the top story the gas story we're going to come to in just a second but we're going to start off with pictures we just received at this hour of another attempt to attack a russian diplomatic compound in ukraine this time in the port city of odessa it all seem to have begun as a peaceful rally the at the russian consulate building there despite the screaming of

two am in moscow or bring you to today's have top stories and a look back at the week's news it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. you know. need to. know where you're going to do what you're going to. do we. please be aware that some of the video you're about to see is graphic but the images which we've blurred out are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered about at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left devastated with buildings in ruins and war walls riddled with holes and shattered glass. hunted took up most of those a lot by that unless. he slipped at least the element could be. he still untouched a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors fought to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments in his head. you know that you. know it doesn't mean being you know lucky. and you could get would be. these. and then you see it then you need you

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live from moscow eight pm says r t international with me kevin zero in on our top story his revelation shook some of the fundamental bonds between citizens of the state but instead of a nobel prize is efforts earned him a top place of america's most wanted list yes it is now a year since former n.s.a. employee edward snowden landed here in russia his asylum ends next month and still not clear what's next for him then while his whereabouts remain secret to your press cut off next looks at how snowden managed to slip through washington's fingers even though the world was watching. c.n.n. now has the word that edward snowden has left hong kong there are many questions about why snowden is able to stay one step ahead of american authorities snowden is reported to be on a flight to moscow in the arrivals hall of moscow's airport sector a terminal on june twenty third two thousand and thirteen this is where that flight from hong kong with edward snowden on board arrived. these doors were surrounded by a whole army of journalists with cameras and microphones broadcasting the life pictures of

moscow has called for his resignation. to honors gathered victims of the plane crash, but demented the government do more against the separatists. >> the russian oil producer ross dead in aporting one massive refinery explosion in siberia. it reportedly sparked a fire near a town. jet fuel,ry produces diesel, and liquefied gas. a search-and-rescue operation is underway for a number of an employee's -- of employees unaccounted for. ofael accuses hamas responsibility of the disappearance of three israeli teenagers. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there will be "serious consequences." >> is really soldiers began searching palestinian houses in the west bank city -- israeli soldiers began urging palestinian houses in the west rank -- was pink city before dawn. they have no doubt who is responsible for the kidnapping of three seminary students. the three teenagers, between the ages of 16 and 19, disappeared on wednesday. it is believed that they were snatched from a settlement near have run. -- hebron. before.eal

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near moscow my name is kevin owen you're watching r.t. international it's good to have you with us with our top story this hour coming through in the last few hours anti-government activists in eastern ukraine have decided to join the cease fire proposed by kiev promising to lay down arms now until friday let's get more from acosta is on the line from the nets roman hi there what exactly is being decided to put more meat on the bones of this for us. well happy to say that we witnessed a first attempt at an actual dialogue between the warring sides no guns or artillery fire this time around and yes indeed the anti-government activists peoples republic of the gonski holds a republic have agreed to a cease fire which will last until it's wednesday seventh of june and till ten o'clock in the morning in fact the peace talks have been brokered by a trilateral up party that's goes. second president of ukraine always see representative. swiss president special envoy here and of course a russian ambassador to ukraine. now the sides the sides are h

the american whistleblower edward snowden is thought to be in moscow airport it looks like snowden is spending the night in the transit area of moscow's sheremetyevo airport but all indications are that he's about one hundred meters away from where i'm standing it journalists photographers t.v. radio press agencies you name it and everyone was looking for snowden everywhere in every corner in every bathroom in v.a.p. rooms even under seats but no one could find him but soon information quickly spread that it was inside the capsule hotel right here in the transit zone that the former n.s.a. contractor was in. so as all this chaos was happening outside the hotel most wakely edward snowden was sitting in one of these rooms planning his further actions the plans that no one guessed in the end it became known that snowden and his advisor had been checked in for a flight to cuba so naturally dozens of us rushed to get on that flight some even coughed up the cash for business class exclusive interview but once again the former n.s.a. contractor. let's cross out our team who is aboard the fli