much indeed and best of luck with the yeah decks on just this week i did indeed go along to moscow's international oldsmobile solemn as fortunately despite the current climate there was plenty of optimism. in the last week i wasn't going to swim and you would be forgiven for thinking that the constant threat of global sanctions again also wasn't really a feature all the fuck up but the car industry is taking a little bit of a slump at the moment it's a bit of a rocky ride bus the bus market is still one that everyone here wants to tap into here in the us because in about five years time and that it's a big jump one that has the biggest in the e.u. at the moment it sits at around they will take the bull by going for example the company has a huge presence here loves to celebrate hundred thousand cars roughed up now if we do take sanctions it is mine this may not be german industry hit by about twenty five percent how the game costs about fifty thousand. jobs but i spoke to the company and they didn't seem to think that i'm a problem optimistic about business. to remain absolutely giddy keep your st

indeed and best of luck with the yeah objects and just this week i did indeed go along to moscow's international automobile salam al fortunately despite the current climate there was plenty of optimism. for the last week on the gorgeous women and you would be forgiven for thinking that the constant threat of global sanctions against not so was a playmate a feat all the fuck up but the car industry is taking a little bit of a slump at the moment it's a bit of a rocky ride bus the bus market is still one that everyone here wants to tap into here and that's the case in about five years time and that they would take the german one that has the biggest imedi you at the moment it sits at around they not take the bull by getting for example the company has a huge presence here loves to celebrate hundred thousand cars the number from sun now if we do take sanctions if mine is made. the gemini industry hit by about twenty five that how it came out about fifty thousand. jobs bought i think it's in the company and they've seen people and they made probably mistake about basis. to remain absolutely dedicate

thanks for joining us here is saturday morning in moscow international the police officer who shot dead an unarmed black teenager in the u.s. has been named the incident triggered a wave of nationwide protests the militarized response. to the rallies and lack of details over the shooting leading to further public outrage. has the latest from the streets of ferguson with a deadly incident took place. we're standing in the central street in ferguson where now in the sixth day in a row protesters are continuing to come out on the street if you can see behind me is the median store that was georgetown on sunday when the mayhem began here on the streets and right now all of these know all of this noise as the cars passing by honking in support of the protesters that are gathered here now there's about several dozen people people here now but certainly night after night we've seen hundreds if not thousands of people come out onto the streets the name of the police officer behind the killing has been released aaron wilson is twenty eight years old he is white and we do know that he has been ke

live from moscow international for me and our entire news team a very well welcome to an entire family has been killed in a shelling just outside in east ukraine graphic footage showing pulling out five bodies from a basement where they had been taking shelter it's reported a shell hit their house causing it to collapse and bury them beneath. borders if you insist otherwise. you. will. do but does it give you. this gigantic crater was what residents in a small town in don't yet found after a heavy bombing campaign kiev denies that is using any bad weapons in its crackdown on the eastern provinces but let's check what they have been deploying for example craters like this one right here these are left by ballistic missiles they strike a pre-determined target within a range of up to three hundred kilometers with a variety of warheads which can include chemical and holes for example like these in residential areas in eastern ukraine of being caused by missiles from a gun it's a powerful rocket launcher and strikes are seen as highly inaccurate in the area of damage can be up to forty two

the world's top headlines live from moscow international with me rory sushi i thank you for joining us today let's get straight to our breaking news for you this hour fresh protests over the police killing of a black teenager this in the u.s. town of focus and it's all been met with a heavy response from security forces who have again used tear gas reports also coming in that several journalists have been arrested in the meantime a curfew has been extended into a second night following a week of demonstrations against the police crackdown on these mostly peaceful protests let's cross over there live right now if you are. going to bring us up to date here this eleven pm way you all good evening to you volunteer back on the streets again can you take us through what's happening well larry up until now would have been hard to imagine a moment where we would have to report in helmets from the streets of missouri but unfortunately this scene here is becoming. stream li resembling to a war zone just an hour before another night of a curfew is about to begin here in the streets of ferguson an

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it's up world headlines live from moscow international with me tongue not safe from the entire new scene welcome to the program this often. danny askin lugansk in eastern ukraine are being pounded by bombs and shells the ukrainian army itself says it's leading street fights in the cities in order to push out anti-government forces are suffering from the constant fighting are the residents who also lack food water and electricity in order to bring some relief to the conflict zone russia is trying to send tons of humanitarian aid but the convoy is stuck at the border where we have national explains why food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags well can leave at a time of despair. this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that saudi needed four months of and to tear up their ration has their towns and rooms more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink. water which you will hear more. much. more get a wonderfully credible or tear gas to punish you if you were in niger on the job and

as four pm in moscow watching r.t. international was marina joshie welcome to the program ten russian paratroopers have returned home after spending almost a week detained in ukraine the group was captured when they claimed they mistakenly crossed the ukrainian border while on routine patrol our disposal here has been following their story. the talks were complicated and difficult but we can now confirm that all ten of russian paratroopers crossed over into ukraine are back inside russia the negotiations were easy but thankfully common sense prevailed and the guards are back with us the soldiers were patrolling the ukrainian russian border at night when they unintentionally crossed over into ukrainian territory it was a part of the border that is not signposted they were later detained by the ukrainian security services such border incidents are not uncommon and on several occasions ukrainian soldiers have in fact crossed over into russia but russia's never made much fanfare and as always and should that they are able to return safe

right now it's midnight here in moscow this is r.t. international headlining ten russian troops detained in ukraine and for apparently crossing the border accidentally returned home. the big stories of the week some of cranes most battle hardened units of trucks and a massive counterattack with government soldiers played in kiev and kim have accusing russia of a stealth invasion. report to this hour on how islamic state terrorists are exploiting black market trade and. to nurture that you have used empire in iraq and syria. also bahraini police arrested a well known opposition activist as she lands in the gulf nation to check on her father who's been on hunger strike for nearly a week now protesting his own detention. live here in moscow this morning thanks for choosing us this morning our top story than ten russian paratroopers returned home on sunday after spending almost a week detained in ukraine the group was captured when they claimed they mistakenly crossed the ukrainian border while on routine patrol paul asli is been following this story fo

for news here from moscow is r.t. international live thanks for joining us president obama has given permission to launch u.s. and strikes on shihad as militants of the so-called islamic state that have occupied northwest iraq the northern territories up here however he said the airstrikes that would only take place in case in the midst attack the kurdish city right here of erbil where u.s. diplomatic personnel are based now this comes as a militants have stepped up their offensive capturing the largest christian town of qatar cause it's thought some two hundred thousand people have fled the fighting in recent days meanwhile bombs went off in baghdad in the oil town of quite a cook killing dozens. that's the latest. the mission of the u.s. to get in the way of the humanitarian crisis and traveling in the country has been slamming states and al qaeda affiliated group also known as isis ravages through northern iraq pushing two hundred thousand iraqis to flee and trapping about forty thousand religious minorities on mount st john whe

headlines live from moscow with international with me rule research. news team welcome to the program in the last stage of its mission to crush anti-government forces in eastern ukraine the pounding cities and towns with shells what used to be a village now looks like that. locals are suffering not only from the constant fighting there's also a major shortage of food water and electricity in order to bring some relief to the conflict zone russia is trying to send tons of humanitarian aid though the convoy remains stuck at the border. reporting. food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags welcome relief at a time of despair. this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that sorely needed four months of and to tear up your ration has the towns and runes more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink. water which you will which are more. than watch you. go over to the other very. moderate one is really credible if you trust you don't usually get when i d

also, the moscow international car show gets into gear from today until september 7th.tern car firms have high hopes that russia will turn into a lucrative market for them. in fact, one optimistic prediction is that as the economy there develops, it will overtake germany as europe's biggest car market within six years. but let's not kid ourselves. there's some pessimism out there. there's this rift between russia and the u.s. and europe over russia's involvement in ukraine. as well as the russian economy taking a bit of a down turn tur. it's going to be interesting to see which car giants show up at the car show. >>> and smartphone theft. we know it's a major problem everyone in the world. but in the united states, for example, over 3 million were stolen last year. but now a new law has been passed. smartphones in california will be required to come with a kill switch to render them useless if lost or stolen. the bill is the strongest attempt by a u.s. state to fight smartphone theft which accounts for more than half of all crimes in several of california's large cities

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forces in iraq international we look at whether pouring yet more weapons into the conflict against the jihadists will solve any of the nation's problems. world headlines live from moscow it's artsy international with me rory sushi from the news team here welcome to the program in the last stage of its mission to crush anti-government forces in eastern ukraine the army has been pounding cities and towns with shells and bombs what used to be a village now looks like this scared locals are suffering not only from the constant fighting but there's also a massive shortage of food water and electricity and in order to bring some relief to the conflict zone russia is trying to send tons of humanitarian aid but the convoy is stuck at the border and. now explains why. food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags welcome relief at a time of despair this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that saudi needed four months of end to tear up the ration has left towns in ruins more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink. but a whole ritual which are more. than forty. below is n

it toppled headlines live from moscow it's on c international for me rule research on the whole crew welcome to the program people in east ukraine second biggest city they say life has become unbearable since on the troops began a siege for the residents of abandoned homes and with essential we know water food or even power supplies the city council has announced a humanitarian crisis and the phone connection has also been severed and social networks of boiling with attempts to get any information of those left trapped in. and here an international we've managed to get some accounts of what's happening online. my parents and relatives are in lugansk there are no gunshots anymore only been bargains and they're aimed at residential houses which are being destroyed this is you ation is critical the signs don't work emergency services on fixing their electricity quickly enough there are empty shelves in the stores people are scared to go outside to buy food in the street markets and the prices they are astronomically high the crisis was of course in the spotlight during the latest u.n. s

it's what i am now here in moscow this is international tonight ten russian troops to take the ukraine off probably crossing the border. i returned home. and the more the big stories the week. units of. kiev accusing russia of a stealth invasion. to examine how islamic state terrorists are exploiting black. police arrest a well known opposition activist and she lands in the gulf nation.

international law in moscow an american submarine has reportedly been chased away from russia's shores apparently the navy spotted the vessel in the northern bering sea and dispatched a massive submarine strike force for a month as most of the story. the american submarine was detected near russia's northern border in the bering sea and was shadowed by a navy strike force and an aircraft then you could have powered virginia class submarine is capable of launching twelve tomahawk missiles among other armaments after about half an hour of radio contact them merican were pushed away from the border by the northern fleet reconnaissance of russia continues from under the water and in the skies in july an american spy plane the rivet joint was reportedly conducting surveillance of the russian military when detected by radar it was then forced to illegally cross into swedish airspace after being chased by a russian fighter jet swedish an american authorities kept silence about the incident for nearly a month but were pushed to admit swedish airspace had been violated after reports in local me

international moscow has banned a number of nations from russia's food market. are all of us now here to tell us more about their life in hi good to see you looks like the first serious response from russia that. or prime minister dmitri medvedev has confirmed that all imports into russia of beef pork cheese poultry and fish from those countries that backed sanctions against russia and no longer going to be allowed so that's a ban on all of those things coming in from the e.u. the u.s. australia canada and norway you know in another move what's been announced on thursday transit for air travel between ukraine that would have had a transit stop off in russia is now no longer going to be allowed to enter russian airspace so that means if you're going to fly from say kiev to hong kong and you have a layover in moscow that flights not going anywhere right now now. also the prime minister also said that this was a unique chance with regards to the the ban on imports of agricultural goods from europe and elsewhere that this was a unique chance to solve the problems wi

wall headlines live from moscow it's r.t. international with me rory sushi i thank you for joining us anti-government forces in ukraine have launched a counter offensive and out advancing on key areas in the country's southeast then i'll talk getting at mario paul which is the region's second biggest city our correspondent paula has the very latest from eastern ukraine. government forces are making advances in southeastern ukraine they've taken over the town of navarre as adults and they're now aiming for the city of mario paul which is the second largest city in the region all of this comes as the media sensationalizes what is happening on the ground with over the top some would say headlines such as a russian invasion incursions on the russian border none of these media reports back up these kind of statements with any kind of evidence all the hard facts it might be fueled by the fact that on monday evening some ten russian soldiers crossed over the russian ukrainian border into ukrainian territory now moscow has. said that this was unin

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the world headlines for this hour it's international live from moscow for me and the whole news team welcome to the program. people in east ukraine the second biggest city of lugansk are saying that life there has become unbearable since the army troops began the siege half of the residents have abandoned their homes and with essential e no water food or power supplies the city council has announced a humanitarian crisis but the phone connections of all been severed and social networks are boiling with attempts to get any information from those trapped in lugansk and here at r.t. international we did manage to get some of counts of what's happening online my parents and relatives there on the ground there are no gunshots anymore only by arguments and they're aimed at residential houses which are being destroyed this is you ation is critical the signs don't work emergency services on fixing their electricity quickly enough there are empty shelves in the stores people are scared to go outside to buy food in the street markets and the prices they are astronomically high. now the crisis

world headlines live from moscow is r.t. international with me rory sushi thanks for joining us today the ukrainian troops encircled by anti government fighters in the east of the country have received support from the russian president vladimir putin has called on the militia to release the soldiers to avoid pointless casualties the details now from. she's currently in eastern ukraine while the russian president vladimir putin has called on the anti government fight is to late ukrainian soldiers out of the encirclement he is calling on them to allow those soldiers that are inside the combat zone to be free the russian president pointing out that they were not there because of their own will but they simply acting on orders the prime minister of the demands for public has responded by saying they will do this on one condition and that all of those girls can just we are ready to provide humanitarian corridor for ukrainian soldiers on the condition that they hand they've been heavy weaponry and i mean if she says in the future these weapons

international news live from moscow this is an international with me. and we start with breaking news from ukraine the sound we can our live to our correspondents is going all for the update on the situation that right now in kiev hi there you go. give us a heads up of the situation there where you are frankly it's not clear who opened fire first but these were wife rounds a shot there overnight and there are injuries and fatalities on both sides both among the rioters and to the police but like i said right now it seems more or less peaceful but tensions are really high and who knows what could happen next. one by one. so if i really needed key if. that if you live reports basically i'm just now waiting for kellerman to go down there and film just a report from the square just watching it from here it's surreal because it's like it's like a war zone is there swat team there on the rioters on the other side there are a lot of time what imo i want you to watch that building which is on fire exit to the headquarters of the protesters. who are waiting for

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from moscow's art international with me kevin zero eight nine pm here in every could have you with us our top story the kids back tracked on its earlier statement that it had detained a russian photographer in ukraine understand he went missing in the country's east a week ago while his whereabouts remain unknown kiev is apparently struggling to get its story straight today ukraine's deputy interior minister had confirmed the journalists arrested originally by the country's security forces in an interview that he carried out with latvian radio station adding that the thirty three year old photographer had been charged with aiding terrorists however in an interview then with stand ins employee russia's ria novosti news agency apparently changed to choose saying this time that the arrest by the security services was merely a possibility in that he had no idea about what's really happened to the journalist so mixed messages there. well sterling's colleagues at ria novosti have been drawing public attention to his plight with online campaign free andrew they also organize a flash mob too

worldwide news live from moscow it's r.t.e. international with me rule research from the entire news team here thanks for joining us. now this handshake right here was the key moment of an international summit in birla groups on tuesday of lot of me putin and ukraine's president held their first official one on one meeting of the to discuss the crisis in eastern ukraine where there was no breakthrough which could help and violence there. is standing by with the very latest on this and could bring us up to date good morning everyone can you give us at any time anything to speak of in a significant manner that actually came out of that meeting. well absolutely this was a meeting that everyone here in minsk has been waiting for for hours literally with their breath abated and on the outcome russian president spoke about quite a few things that have been achieved obviously the subject of the cease fire in southeastern ukraine has been brought up during the meeting between the two presidents and speaking about it russian president said that it is

nato says as part of moscow's destabilizing strategy moscow has rebuffed the allegations as saying the pictures only tank the alliance international reputation. the e.u. doesn't want a confrontation but is prepared to toughen sanctions on moscow that's according to the president of the european commission jose manuel barroso as he addressed the media alongside the ukrainian leader the head of russia's lower house of parliament says any measures will also punish ordinary europeans again. spoke exclusively to r.t. . while sanctions politics. diplomats are expressing doubts about the effectiveness of the strategy they see very clearly that it's the citizens who have to pay for the decisions made under this policy in reality by implementing these restrictions european nations have sent the bill to their own people and their own businesses they're making people pay for their political mistakes and even using these sanctions is impossible to isolate russia from the world also in brussels have agreed that he craned will have to pay the gas bills it still owes to russia ensuring the safe transit of russian gas supplies through ukraine is

so far, moscow has ignored international calls to withdraw. >> our correspondent joins us now from kiev. ukraine is talking tough, describing the convoy coming in as an invasion, but what can kiev do about it? >> i don't think that kiev can do much about it. because if the ukrainian army tried to stop or to a attack the convoy, there would be a high risk that russia could use it as a pretext to into the ukrainian territory with regular troops, and that could lead to an escalation of the situation, something that no one here in kiev wants, so what kiev can do and what the ukrainian government does right now is to call upon the international community to condemn russia's action and hope that ukraine gets international support to prevent a full-scale russian invasion. >> ok, this convoy coming in, which is a slap in the face for kiev -- earlier in the week, it looked like the ukrainian military were pushing back the separatists. are we seeing the momentum in this conflict changing now? >> at least that is what officials here in kiev fear. in the last days, as you said, the ukrainian army w

it's eleven pm right now they are moscow the top story tonight from r.t. international france says it will join the u.s. in arming kurds in iraq as washington and its allies get ever deeper involved in the conflict. russia's deputy french minister told exclusively to watty and rebuffs u.s. allegations that moscow has been testing cruise missiles. one thousand nine hundred seventy treated with washington. and three more people died today as ukraine's army pounds the outskirts of donetsk with shells the u.n. says more than two thousand people live now being killed in the war.

been missing in the ukraine for almost a week now be released amnesty international says reporters should not be taken hostage while moscow has urged international rights groups to help andre stand him now his colleagues from the news agency have launched a twitter campaign with a hash tag free andrew and he was reportedly detained by crane security services but that's something key of denies it's not the first time a journalist covering the conflict in east ukraine has gone missing last month graham phillips from britain was working for a team when he was seized by ukraine's security forces before releasing phillips feel so denying detaining him we. also both know. coming after in the program battleground baghdad the iraqi capital isn't golf by a power struggle amid the islamist insurgency and u.s. military intervention. by its erupted overnight in the u.s. state of missouri over the fail shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer locals say they've had enough of law enforcement brutality and what they call racial profiling witnesses saw michael brown with his hands up when the on duty police officer shot

international. in moscow people in east ukraine second biggest city of lugansk say life has become unbearable since the army troops began. half of the residents have abandoned their homes and with essentially no water power or food supplies the city council has announced a humanitarian crisis the phone connections have all been severed social networks are boiling with attempts to get any information from those left trapped in lugansk here's some of what's been reported by a senior u.n. human affairs of fish. insecurity and violence prevail in conflict areas resulting in a steady worsening of the humanitarian situation fighting has caused significant damage to infrastructure affecting the power and water supplies and access to basic services health supplies are running low and an estimated seventy percent of health personnel have fled and this will continue to deteriorate for as long as violence persists the report was part of the latest un security council session where the east ukraine crisis was of course i

international news line from moscow this is an international with me. and we'll start with breaking news from ukraine to sound like an hour live to our correspondent is going all for the update on the situation that right now in kiev hi there you go. give us a heads up of the situation that way you are and frankly it's not clear who opened fire first but these were life rounds a shot there overnight and there are injuries and fatalities on both sides both among the rioters and to the police but like i said right now it seems more or less peaceful but tensions are really high and who knows what could happen next. one by one. so vitally needed key if. that if you live reports and basically i'm just now waiting for cameraman to go down there and film just a report from from the square just washington from here it's surreal because it's like it's like a war zone is there swat team there on the rioters on the other side there are a lot of all.

international news line from moscow this is also international with me as you dash and was stopped with breaking news from the u.k. .

. >> ukraine has accused moscow of violating international law of 100 trucks crossing the border without approval. they say that they are caring humanitarian supplies. >> on the move, the first of more than 260 russian aid trucks. the vehicles have been in limbo on the russian-ukraine an border for more than a week as kiev and moscow argue over their entry, but now in defines of kiev, the trucks are rolling into ukraine apparently under separatist escort. and kiev is calling the move a direct invasion. this is where the trucks are thought to be heading. where street to street fighting rages. the city remains under constant ukraine an bombardment. at this monastery, more than 1,000 refugees have sought sanctuary. up to a few weeks ago, these people led ordinary lives, but the war has changed everything. angelica escaped fighting in the town. they have been here for a month. their family gathered what they could and fled. we're on the road to olifka, the scene of fighting, even here without water and electricity and the threat of constant shelling, locals are trying to live normal lives. w

it's early saturday afternoon here in moscow you're watching r t international with me rule research thanks for joining us today the u.k. has raised its threat level to severe over the danger posed by islamic state extremists minister david cameron outlining new measures to combat the growing tide of people wanting to head to the middle east to fight what they see as a holy war. in a quarter of an hour reporting on the challenge to britain's traditional values. how quickly it seems david cameron's world has turned just a year ago he was saying this there will be move political progress unless the opposition is able to withstand the. and put pressure on assad so he is no military victory so we will also increase our efforts to support and to shape the moderate opposition mine but now he's been forced to say this what we're facing in iraq now . is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before is there from that me growing drones hack has today raised the threat level for the u.k. from international terrorism from substantial to severe. that means that a terroris

from a way of are you watching from around the world you welcome to moscow this is our chief international with me to my must say first of this hour an american submarine that has a reportedly been a detected near russia's north who in short let's get more details now from archies on cos already who joins me live and i'm on what do we know about this incident then or can submarine was detected in the barents sea off russia's north by russian and northern fleet and it was then promptly followed by a navy strike force. aircraft now according to the commands of the russian navy they managed to push out the. american submarine after about a half an hour contacts with the american crew now the submarine itself it's. capable of carrying. a hawk missiles as well as other munition and it's and you clear submarine i believe they have about eleven of them in the united states now the russian military command says there have been plenty of other cases in recent years of four in submarines appearing in russia's barren see and it seems that the recognizance against russia continues not only from underw

headlines live from moscow and saucy international with me rule resewn thank you for joining us today and it was this handshake right here the key moment of an international summit in belarus on choose day. and ukraine's president held their first official one o one meeting. with more now on what exactly was discussed. this was a meeting that everybody here in ms was waiting for with their breaths abated literally for hours and once it was over russian president came out speaking to address obviously discussing some of the most pressing issues that were touched upon during the conversation with president poroshenko now one of the most of the biggest concerns in this regard is the issue of possible cease fire in south east of ukraine where fighting continues to rage now russian president has reiterated the point that was previously made by moscow on several occasions and that is the fact that this issue continues to be an internal issue in ukraine and russia can only play the role of a facilitator in the dispute but if you're good in that it should be we didn't talk in detail about it

city of mean to you live from moscow this is r.t. international. self-proclaimed authorities in donetsk deny claims from kiev that ukrainian soldiers who have been cycled by anti government militias in eastern ukraine for a week leaving through a humanitarian corridor or ukraine's oneself or internal affairs claim that the first fighters had made it out and rejoined other troops policy is in the region. earlier the russian president vladimir putin urged the antigovernment fighters to allow the soldiers who are trapped in the battleground to make their way out he pointed out that they were not there because of their own initiatives that were merely following orders the government fighters agreed on one condition that these ukrainian soldiers lay down their heavy weapons now on fire day russian president putin did say that the military chiefs in kids had turned down this offer and had instead ordered the troops to fight their way out and president putin called this a tragic mistake later however the ukrainian president petro poroshenko and the anti-g

nato says is part of moscow's de stabilizing strategy moscow has rebuffed the allegations saying the pictures only taint the alliance's international reputation. moscow and brussels have agreed that ukraine will have to pay the gas bills it still owes to russia and soon the safe transit of russian gas supplies through ukraine is vital for the e.u. and that dependence on russian gas will remain at least for another decade according to the fitch rating agency has predicted that other suppliers won't be ready to meet the demands europe's not ready to rework the current infrastructure or shift to using other sources of energy like shale gas ukraine also gets its gas from russia but oza moscow more than five billion dollars the state coffers are running empty and one of the country's largest power plants has now had its gas cut off after using too much of the resource and members of the publican are being encouraged to cut down their energy usage as well as. reports. it looks like ukraine's capital is in for another sunny week although throughout the hot summer a key of was not lining up for air conditioners but rather elektra's boilers