we have this report on the latest developments in munich. host germany underscored its support for the ukrainian opposition. antigovernment protesters have been in the streets of kiev four months, calling for president viktor yanukovych to quit. >> we say to the president and to his people that they may -- that they must fulfill the promises he has made to the opposition. the united states has also backed the opposition and has steadily ramped up pressure on the government to give in to opposition demands. >> that means their futures do not have to lie with one country alone and certainly not coerced. the united states and eu stand with the people of ukraine in that fight. >> that is the message kerry reiterated in meetings with top ukrainian opposition leaders. ukraine's ally to the east russia accused the west of bias in favor of the opposition. russian foreign minister lavrov accused western governments of double standards. >> why don't we condemn those who seize and hold government buildings, attack the police, using racist and anti-semi

the west and russia plans to ukraine to munich security conference ukraine itself. meanwhile government and opposition trade accusations. and the oscar winning actor and director nineteen inch of his delight at the age of eighteen three. well the unique security called francis provided the backdrop for heated debate as to the future of ukraine at the annual gathering of the wills told diplomats and defence officials. us secretary of state john kerry condemned what he calls a disturbing trend among governments and central and eastern europe including ukraine itself to trample on the aspirations of ordinary people. on the russian foreign minister said the last girl accused quote prominent european politicians balls as he puts it in sightseeing increasingly violent street protests which he suggested a little to do with promoting democracy. we have this recall all the latest developments in me. germany on distorted support for the ukrainian opposition anti government protest is a pain in the streets of kiev the moms calling for president victory on echo beach to queens.

turmoil in ukraine takes the forefront of the security conference in munich. inside of. protests have to do with promoting democracy and russia's foreign minister also hits out at the. view of the riots for the split the country down the middle we go live to munich shortly an international. there's no food nothing to eat or drink the militants are inside. the prophet. visits a starving rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that received its first food aid in months after dozens of people have died from hunger. and as the olympic flame goes to the top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from its final destination we toured a brand new course where cross-country ski biathletes will be racing for gold in a matter of days. this is art international live from a studio center here in moscow which is past ten pm and seven pm in munich where the second day of the security conference is now drawing to a close and it's the two months of turmoil in ukraine that have been in the spotlight and. is there ukraine's foreign minister along with the opposition poster boy

the story said the next the munich security conference and causes us. un human rights watch has called for an investigation on the uk cannot do this. no surprise the first round of peace talks with the words concludes with no tangible results. the president says the time has come for the county to overcome its sense of guilt so over the second world war i become open to sending troops to poetics and it's still a single console will be visiting to national security token munich germany and its allies should not deny help to others when crimes against humanity is taking place. un secretary general ban ki moon at the council on saturday to show more global leadership but it's a pretty easy issue for jenna has a new poll today showing three quarters of people here are hostile to such an. it is looking for more than five decades delegates from around the world have been meeting at the munich security conference to discuss international conflicts. one major issue to emerge from friday's talks with germany's roman bronze. it said the approach to the german pre

turmoil in ukraine takes the forefront at a security conference in munich. this is. inside. protests have to do with promoting democracy meanwhile russia's foreign minister. over its view of the riots that have split the country right down the middle. is no food nothing to drink so militants are inside. the soul of the prophet who want this to stop. rebel held refugee camp in syria that has now received its first food aid in months dozens of people died of starvation. and if you go to the very top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from its final destination of. international. cross country ski. will be racing for gold in just a matter of day. it's international with me rule research welcome to the program europe's been taking a one sided view of the turmoil plaguing ukraine the point russia's foreign minister has been hammering home as he addressed a global security forum in munich and that's exactly where this going off has been stationed. crain the situation there is definitely one of the key issues on the table here in munich and one of the first things that r

live in the global security conference in munich thank you. starting with syria here in r.t. international an estimated eighteen thousand people being clued in many women and children remain trapped in the rebel held yarmouk palestinian refugee camp is just in southern damascus hundreds of relief parcels have managed to reach the camp for the first time in several months but that's too late for at least eighty five people who have died there since the middle of last year from illness and starvation. took a trip inside the rebel enclave. another battleground of the brutal syrian war in the very heart of the country and at the edge of the regime stronghold this is your new cullison and camp here in damascus that has been held by the militants for more than a year now we are not allowed to go any further because there are military people who are control and situation here on the ground told us that the ras now i person and the rug man you are and this building but it's not only from bullets that people here are dying when we visit dozens already said to have died from starvation

munich changed that.h did that. >> security escalated dramatically over the decades. >> you look at what happened over 1980 in lake placid. they build that in such a way it's a minimum security prison in new york. salt lake city, the first olympics after 9-11, $500 million was spent just on security for that olympics and it's only gone up since then. munich changed it, 9/11 accelerated it. the security atmosphere at an olympics will never be the same. >> we will speak about this and a lot more. mitt romney ran those olympic games. that will be an interesting conversation. see you back here in "the situation room." another super bowl is in the history books. the seahawks demolishing the denver broncos last night. you can hear from two of the biggest stars after this. [ male announcer ] winter olympian ted ligety can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ pcentury link provides re

un sunday's late kickoff -- by munich beat them 5-0. rout.-- come pleaded the now, on saturday, hamburg sunk t -- fifthet in row defeat in a row. hamburg looked out of energy, out of ideas and out of sight. only their fans showed any, chilwhile chanting dissatisfaction. the hamburg coach could expect no better. that goal should have been ruled out offsides. but hamburg could only blame themselves for what followed. was unopposed on the stroke of half-time. hamburg defendant like amateurs. it was the same an hour in, when beck capped a miserable day for hamburg. >> i keep seeing the same thing -- we will not stay in the bundesliga if we keep playing like this. >> even upfront, hamburg's relegation looks a genuine possibility for the only club never to have surrendered their top-flight status. >> on saturday, hanover hosted -- in a match which had repercussions for the champions league spot. it was hanover who triumphed showing how much they improved since replacing the coach. coach hasover reenergized this team. suddenly they look hungry

being invited to the munich security conference instead the fact is however what goes on in munich or washington or or wherever or brussels is one thing what good what happens in the ukraine is something completely different in his in the ukraine itself where this issue will ultimately be decided and it was the unico which research control regardless of how it's done the u.s. will have to deal with him. can a complaint on facebook become a real bell while history it can report on that coming up after this break. what is the who is writing it and where is it leading to seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean the planet is now the method for defining clicked of reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right. to. new york london. the whole world is. going to be true hero of the original one a further one down the end there are further to hang up the point that the link at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the but the tears become we see military

in ukraine takes the forefront of security conference in munich. what does incitement of chris and the violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy russia's foreign minister himself at the e.u. . view of the rights that have split the country down the middle. east no food nothing to eat or drink to militants are inside as well on the soul of the prophet we want this to stop. visits a starving rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that received its first food aid in months after dozens of people have died from hunger. flame goes to the top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from its final destination toward brand the. courseware cross country skiers and biathletes will be racing for gold in just a matter of days. this is not international live from our studio center here in moscow where just past eight pm and five pm in munich where europe has been taking a one sided view of the turmoil plaguing ukraine that's the point russia's foreign minister has been hammering home as he addressed a global security forum in the c

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being invited to the munich security conference instead the fact is however what goes on in munich or washington or wherever or brussels is one thing what goes what happens in the ukraine is something completely different in it is in the ukraine itself where this issue will ultimately be decided. which reasserts control regardless of how it's done the u.s. will have to deal with him. kind of complained of facebook become a real bell well in history it can report on that after the break. the nine hundred fourteen though scenario. because the united states is becoming the dominant force. but brian when it when we look at calculations in strategy i have to go back to iraq afghanistan libya and that's all recklessness in my opinion you know the u.s. policy resembles those what the caricature of those western movies where they put the drunken cowboys coming to town and shoot the place up just because they can. the u.s. military was built to square off against the soviet union over western europe but when you take that conventional military and now try to retire as a counterinsurgency force

into force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians of the security munich once again warning the e.u. against taking some. of the weekly around of the top stories that helped shape the past seven days. and first tens of thousands of people have been rallying in paris and also in the city of leone in the latest wave of demonstrations for traditional family values of his in the french capital. demonstration we're seeing right now is the latest in a wave of unrest that swept across france the campaign is that are out on the streets marching through central paris they say that they're marching in defense of traditional family values now they say they're against proposed changes to the law that would make alternative ways for homosexual couples to have children legal naysay that they want to quash proposed laws that have been put forward now the demonstrations that we've seen in the past have on occasion to end violent haven from the other week we saw a so-called day of rage a day of anger across the country where thousands and thousands of people were out on th

force in ukraine as the country's opposition coaches up to western politicians security for with munich despite moscow once again warning the against taking sides in the armrests. young children are about to die from a lack of daughter and they threatened us with machine guns there would be the last three at a table and killing us because the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of andhra after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children plus. traditional family values take center stage in france as crowds rally to protest against the policies of francois hollande. hello this is the weekly around of the top stories of the last seven days in the news that shape the week with me kevin i win here in r.t. of first and amnesties come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and throughout the country's west fifteen days now the dispersant to leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph for the country's opposition from security forum in munich where they scored pledges of more support from washington

mood for fresh from the security for a minute munich's to talk about their opposition leader. once again addressing the crowds there will bring you more on the ongoing turmoil in ukraine on it and of course online as well at r.t. dot com if you stay with us after the break the future of iran's debated nuclear program we've got live analysis on. we got a lot of housing for only people but the government. funding it and then a lot of the shelter today be having people rather stay on the street because people begin to read than shelter to get them right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york he told me. personally. when you paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people deliberately in effect relative might. say drugs because you still resist drugs or because you need to be in this city. bridges city and the world what people. pay money to do is give you. a body to make you feel good to. get out. alive again us new sanctions will continue to burden the economy of iran th

lawmakers during a security conflicts in munich, germany. joining us is josh rogin, correspondent for ""the daithe beast." what's going on here? >> according to john kerry and lindsey graham, kerry expressed deep frustration with the syrian security. the syrian governorment was slow-rolling the chemical issue and said that basically all of his faith in the administration's current policies is failing and he advocated for more internal measures by the white house. >> jay carney is pushing back on your report. i'll play a little clip of what he said today. >> i think the stories that you're referring to actually appear to be a reflection of what senators mccain and graham think of our policies, not what secretary kerry thinks. >> go ahead. >> the state department has said that john kerry did not raise the arming issue but sure there's a difference in tone between what john kerry is saying and john mccain are saying but the level of frustration is deep and it's been reported that john kerry along with other members of the administration have be

the munich issue for me very sad because my very first night in the olympic games she was in munich all these years ago. as a dangerous and difficult world in which we live the i.o.c. takes security of the games to be a very very vital part of an organizing committee. dangers in the world we have to react to and we are aware that out horse government . sure the games are safe if that's politics then ok we have to live with politics i think it is sensible organization of a sports event the issue is the olympic games do show much regarded as didn't show much good. clearly people believe they are a potential target again pleased to say that in london and twenty two of we were all well aware of the security risks security in london i think was slightly different from international security. than it is in sochi but i'm pleased to see that nothing happened. since munich i think has been one small. ninety six that was one small bomb went off in the olympic park since a lot of big games have actually been very safe now that many have accused rochelle being overprotecting when it comes to ensuri

crain takes the forefront at a security conference in munich. inside from an interview recently violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy meanwhile russia's foreign minister hits out of the e.u. over its view of the riots that have split the country right down the middle. east no food nothing to eat or drink so militants are inside a spin on the soul of the prophet who won this. rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that's received his first food aid in months though often dozens died from hunger. and the flame goes to the top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from his final destination of soft cheek we tour the brand new course where cross-country ski. racing for gold in just a matter of days. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international. headlines live from moscow europe's been taking a one sided view of the turmoil plaguing ukraine that's the point that the russian foreign minister has been hammering home as he addressed a global security forum in munich that's exactly where you go t

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turmoil in ukraine it takes the forefront at a security conference in munich. does incitement own. protests have to do with democracy meanwhile russia's foreign minister hits out of the e.u. . for its view of the riots that have split the country right in the middle. east no food nothing to eat or drink the militants are inside. the soul of the prophet who want this to stop. being a rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria has received its first aid in months often dozens of people died from starvation. and the flame goes to the very top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from his final destination of such. international brand new course where cross country ski. will be racing for gold in just now a matter of days. headlines live on our international thanks for joining us today on. europe's taking a one sided view of the turmoil plaguing ukraine that's the point that russia's foreign minister has been hammering home as he addressed a global security forum in munich. crain the situation there is definitely one of the key issues on the table here in the unit and one of

being invited to the munich security conference instead the fact is however what goes on in munich or washington or wherever the grass it is one thing what goes what happens in the ukraine is something completely different in it is in the ukraine itself where this issue will ultimately be decided and it was the unico which reasserts control regardless of how it's done the u.s. will have to deal with it. can a complaint on facebook become a real bell well and the israelis can ever push on that after the break. york london. the whole world is on the go. you can see two yoke of the original one a further one down the end there are further to hang up the courthouse building at the end of the street another one a more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state and for least falsus to mobilize against people who blend into the city to mean a hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are. fear that it is a thousand on is on our t.v. . this is a national welcome back on the five finger discount is no longer

crain the situation there is definitely one of the key issues on the table here in munich and one of the first things that russia's foreign minister lavrov talked about was the situation in fact he criticized the way the european union and the west so far have been dealing with the situation there and their approach what does inside them and of recently violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy why don't we hear condemnation of those who seize and hold government buildings and the police torture the police use racist as an anti semitic and nazi slogans why many prominent european politicians are actually encouraging such actions will back home they're quick to surely punish any violations of the law now one of the first meetings that took place here in munich last night was the one between one of the leaders of the queen opposition arsenius a new and to the german president and even though the president's post here in germany is to somewhat of a formal position many still saw it as a hint that ukraine would take up much of the talks here and we know that mr yates a

our chief political correspondent at the munich conference, i spoke to her a short while ago and asked what direction discussions they are taking on ukraine. >> the public statements being made by american and european leaders emphasize that it is absolutely urgent that a peaceful solution be found for ukraine and they said the country should not be forced to take sides to choose between europe or russia and that the prime minister should realize that there is no time he should not use delaying a tactic. opposition leader is here and he has been meeting with leaders behind closed doors from both the u.s. and europe. but hopes that that quiet diplomacy may be able to accomplish a peaceful solution may be tempered by the time of clash that we heard here this morning between secretary of state of the u.s. john kerry and russia's foreign minister lavrov. basically, mr. lavrov saying there are criminal elements on the streets of kiev and john kerry saying politicians are being bought off and that it would be much easier to work together with russia to accomplish a solution, but nobody shoul

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also this hour ukraine's opposition steals the show at the munich security conference calling on the west to become involved in the prices beyond just vocal support. on the biathlon battlefield we'll give you a look at the brand new ski center in seoul tree on top of the trails and slopes ready to host upcoming winter games.

the opposition leaders were offered anything concrete in munich but it was a big meeting for them in europe words of support. it's not clear what else. >> they are fighting for the right to associate with partners who help them realize their aspirations. the united states and eu stand with the people of ukraine in that fight. >>> despite a stand-off in ukraine against the opposition and the government, a sign there is room for man your, opposition leaders saying a political solution is still on the table. >> the only chance to decrease the dictatorship powers of the president is to shift from presidential to parlorpal-presidential republic. in order to do this, we need to have a comprehensive approach with participants. >> even one of victor yanokovich's advisors agrees that can be an intermediateator. >> all sides will trust someone from europe. the u.s.a. and russia must stay out of it >> reporter: in central kiev, the former lenin museum is a m dormitory, calf tear and information center for anti-government protesters. they say president yanokovich is playing for time, trying to w

organizations say the use of such devices constitutes a war cry the last three days as a tool to munich security conference has now come to an end some day it was meant to focus on the middle east but ukraine continue to dominate the gathering. the european union's foreign policy chief catherine ashton said it is michael to the violence that stokes and that there is a constructive dialogue. he's due to visit the capital kiev based week. the ukrainian crosses was hoping to generate heated exchanges between russia and the united states to me in a canal correspondent linda crying course up with the conference chapman's was going fishing and to get his take on the tensions. this is the place with the reset button was pushed supposedly other in ushering in a new era of u s russian cooperation. frankly from the rhetoric it this year was sounding more like a new era of cold water. will you ride it said things are and what they should be days of school is frustration over the inability to come to grips in syria there is anger and frustration over of the dispute. the tug of war so to speak over

ne is the 1972 munich olympics which i followed academically very closely. actually since the inception of he games in 1896, this was the major, i think 9/11, if you will, of the olympic games , ause after all, as we know the vision and spirit of the olimp exgames of competition and cooperation was really attered at the munich attack and politically it's always been difficult to have the memory of the 11 athletes who were brutally killed and then the other event that i think is relevant to our discussion in y is the moscow olympics 1980. this was a very special time -- kind of olympics because of the involvement of poll techs an the struggle for power, if you will, and all that, and it was the tile of the soviet invasion of afghanistan back in 1979 and en the boycott against the olympics in russia and many countries participated, obviously, including the u.s. germany, the philippines, canada, france, and so forth, so this particular event became very political. i would like to discuss today hopefully on the sochi situation some of the implications in terms o

he was addressing the global security forum in munich exactly where aunties eucalyptus can offer us. gray and the situation is that really what are the key issues on the table here in munich and one of the first things that russia's foreign minister lavrov talked about was the situation that in fact he criticized the way the european union and the wind so we thought it had been dealing with the situation there and their approach. what does the incitement of it in the increasingly violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy and why don't we hear the condemnation of those scenes at old government buildings attacked the police to which the police. he's a racist and anti semitic anti slogans line on many prominent european politicians actually it's encouraging sister to look back home but acquitted should they be punished. any violations of cool. now one of the first meetings that took place here in munich last night was the one between one of the leaders of the ukrainian opposition are singing it's a new pretend to be chairman president and even though the president's po

force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich despite moscow once again warning that even with dance taking sides in the unrest plus. young children about to die from a lack of water they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three at a time and killing us. party becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of hadera after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. traditional family values take center stage in france as grounds rallied to protest against the policies of francois long. and one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoins. what you are here national coming to you live in moscow with me. now an amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and throughout the country's west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings amid the seeming triumph of the country's opposition front man at a security forum and mu

force in ukraine as the country's opposition cozies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich spied moscow once again warning that you again stake in science and the young grass plus. young troops are about to die from a lack of water and they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three italian and killing us r t becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the siege the syrian town of drug after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. found one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoins. visitor to international coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program an amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving rioters in downtown kiev and to rob the country's west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph of the country's opposition front men at a security forum in munich were scored pledges of more support from washington and the european union meanwhi

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force in ukraine as the country's opposition cosies up to western politicians at a security forum in munich despite moscow once again warning the e.u. against taking sides in the unrest plus. young children about to die from a lack of water and they threatened us with machine guns there would be us three at a time and giving us our team becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of our drug after reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. and one of the biggest names in the world of digital currency is arrested over accusations of laundering over a million dollars worth of bitcoin. you're watching our team international live from moscow with the merida josh welcome now and amnesty has come into force in ukraine giving riders in downtown key of a throughout the country the country on the west fifteen days to disperse and leave all government buildings this amid the seeming triumph of the country's opposition from men at a security forum in munich where are these scored pledges of more support from washington and the europ

this amid the sydney triumph of the country's opposition from an intense security forum in munich with a school pledges of more support from washington in the european union. become russia's foreign minister is cold again is taking a one sided view the unrest in ukraine yorkers can offer porch gemini. i do. the us has already taken its eye off the part that says to us at the estate of john kerry has said that that the time has come for you to decide whether it's with one country or what the wraps off the walls and tonight he added that washington supports the people. also you quit but some had been calling this a one sided approach and criticizing it including russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov. some fundamental questions that need to be answered in particular about the situation in ukraine. all those feelings three drives that are becoming more and more violent. for more democracy. why is there no condemnation of the season and still occupying government buildings. for those who burned police officers shout racist anti semitic and slogans. why do many leading european politicians

joe morgan ukraine takes the forefront of a security conference in munich. what does that excitement only to receive violent street protests to do with democracy russia's foreign minister also hit south of the eu compliant said its view of the rights to the spit the country down the middle no food nothing to eat or drink in a lincoln center inside. i still miss all of the prophet. i want is to stop. auntie visits to stall the rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that received his first with a few months. the dozens of people die from hunger the authentic flavor goes to the top of europe's highest peak just as they strayed from its final destination the subject. he told a brand new course would cross country skiing is and why athletes will be racing for gold. the match updates the like most you get to hear more skin which is paul smith now it's nine pm in munich where the second day eels the security conference is now the tory two applies and it's the tumult of come on in ukraine that of being in the spotlight that the country's foreign minister and o

here the talks in munich could make them be far away. talks on the streets is they can wait the president out. >> months weeks, a year. no problem to me to stay here. >> the stalemate is in its third month, with no end in sight. >> the syrian peace talks will resume in 10 days. as the two sides take a break, the civil war rages on. we have the latest. >> as diplomacy in geneva takes a break, the fighting in syria continues. this is aleppo on saturday. this is the suburb after hit with barrels filled with explosives and dropped from army helicopters. >> they dropped four or five barrels on us. i was in the house with my family. i'm back from the hospital. my mum is here, under the rubble, dead, in pieces. >> attacks intensified across the country. killing up to 60 people. government forces targeted strong holds. explosive barrels seemed to be the weapon of choice for the army. a barrel fell in front of activists. eastern damascus got its share as well. in aleppo barrels fell on residential areas, causing death and destruction on a wide sc

just a snapshot of what was happening with a fresh from the security forum in munich opposition leader tony klitschko was also again addressing the crowds there we'll bring you more on the ongoing turmoil of course in ukraine on my mind as well about. still ahead this testing the future for world records on the ice correspondent joins the staff of sorts to speed skating and really to make sure these services for the upcoming races for gold a smooth very big. community board along more than somewhere around two hundred children were off for them they also found that child abusers convicted child abusers got access to those kids. always calming phenomenal and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better. and regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states . write the same. first trip. and i would think that your. reporters would. again course in a matter of days breathtaking sprints full stops and photo finishes all of the ice and what we're going to get no doubt it's tim

sports special and let's kick off with bundesliga football after buying munich extended their lead at the top to sixteen points with their thirteen straight league win for now at home to struggling freiburg despite some effective pressing from the visitors the host opened after nineteen minutes diego come ten toes crossed finding the head of dunn terry a quarter of an hour later it was to no shirt and chip cleary firing home vajra deflection he did with his second goal just before the break and with two minutes to go plateau bizarros precise finish made it for neil to buy and to stretch their unbeaten industry correct for two forty six games driver go one place above the bottom three. while second base by labor who isn't lost ground on the leaders after losing to want to turn to fourth place shelter they are good at skills a fine individual effort that the visitors head off to twenty eight minutes then made right through the second half a fluke own goal from philippe santana gave the hosts a deserved equaliser however class young huntelaar soon headed in the winner to clinch a fourth

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reporter: it's a long way from the barricades of kiev but ukraine is dominating the gathering in munich. it finds itself at the center of a strategic tug of war. u.s. secretary of state, john kerry will meet with other opposition figures. they are asking for support. it feels authorities back home are about to crack down. it's pretty clear where u.s. sympathies lie. >> the vast majority of ukrainians want to live freely in a safe and prosperous country and they are fighting for the right to associate with partners who will help them realize their aspirations, and they have decided that that means their futures do not have to lie with one country alone and certainly not coerced. >> ukraine having the right to forge closer ties with europe. russia's foreign minister is here to protect his country's interest in what russia regards as its sphere of influence. he is accusing the eu much stirring up trouble in ukraine and taking sides. >> why don't we condemn those who sees and hold government buildings, attack the police, torch the police, use racist and nazi slogans? the case of opposition