all right and as promised so we are going across alive to our keys that peter oliver. now just a little bit of a warning there is a delay in at the satellite tv so if you hear a bit of a break. that is part of the technical difficulties that we have to work with in these tense situation so peter tell us about what's going on in kiev are right now in the aftermath. the opposition is refusing to deal with the president was going on the trouble is there you see the biggest plus is that we write to the right place. he stood over the place just behind with the cover is right now though was that quick. we left with like this is the head. trading in hopes it will be it's also be used as does the rabbit by the right to say it about one hundred us the right place at the tv in the state. besieged our lowly body to stay broken windows this. several hundreds also critical of the bed. maybe he's tried hard not to but now they are struggling to find elected to do with those that try to get gigs that building to get wet it's bright. we saw the business of the thai state. it ups the h

itas been mentioned before peter oliver is a kinky of us cross live to him to get more on what's happening in the country. now another government building targeted by the rioting crowds tell us what is going on at the justice ministry the ink yet. call a hearing for alma and extremist groups the day in the end is that they have taken had work rises have taken the justice ministry here in kiev now and what are we hearing as the crowds on dispensing from the streets of kiev this many people as if i'm just dead very close to independence way he may be able to hear singing coming from that there is a isolate a large crowd that is also still and proceeded to the conference cents a head and crowd still manning barricades obey me and the dinamo stadium said there's still many people on the streets many people say saying that pay even if the opposition tell is that they want to come sydney with talks. they said well that's all well and good for them but they are going to leave the streets that they can to stay here at noon. well we had similar sentiments from the head said chrome vitali klitschko

the country they insist of viktor yushchenko stepping down instead we're going to have more from peter oliver in kiev he will join us live with commentary in just a bit but now it seems that police officers have increasingly become victims of the rioters and not only during their standoff on the streets several policemen claim that they were kidnapped and tortured by protesters and then released. i'm guilty towards the roof of my head and bound my legs with tape and taped up my knees as well he. was privy to more of the yes ones were attacked by a group of masked youngsters they surrounded the screen of the cops a terrorist hands on top of each take everything from us our wallets ourselves along with everything when them to throw in there we had nothing to them because we were just coming out of a cafe after lunch with the mob surrounded. how are the ukrainian special police fairing and when it comes to trying to maintain order in this chaotic and violent situation retired commander city heal from sheriff department told us that police in the us would have reacted much harsher in the same typ

aimed at calming the unrest in the country they insist of a victory on a step down instead archies peter oliver now joins us live peter thank you very much for being with us through the night now tell us about what is happening in the capital right now in the aftermath of the opposition refusing this deal with the president. well right now what we're seeing just about two hundred or so meters over to my left the there's a convention center near to independence square that's currently under siege by rioters and we understand that they are in negotiations at the moment with the riot police that are stationed inside now the writers there have opened up a cold and down the the middle of the steps that go down from the main entrance then are telling police that they should come down those steps and leave the building now this would end up just being another building that has been occupied by rioters during what we've seen of of a week long period over a week now period of violence. erupted not just here in kiev but around ukraine in general. now what this all started after. we heard speeches from li

still demanding the resignation of the government and are calling for early elections artie's peter oliver is in ukraine with more. but been hearing from president dick the on a covert chaffed of the latest rounds of talks between the government and the opposition now he's announced what's been achieved so far he said the january sixteenth laws that were brought in to clamp down on demonstrations that they would be changes to those laws now the opposition and government have agreed that there will be an amnesty for all people who have been detained by police during the riots that we've seen here in kiev as well as across the rest of the country now what we're going to see next week is a emergency session of parliament here in ukraine during that emergency session we're expecting to see a reshuffle of the the on a covert his government he said he's going to change a few members of personnel around now in terms of the violence that's been going on here because the on a covert you said that he points the finger towards a groups all foreigners who be responsible for the majority of the worst v

that was our teeth peter oliver back in washington d.c. president obama has been meeting with leaders from the u.s. intelligence community and members of an oversight panel focusing on privacy and civil liberties today he met with key lawmakers as privacy groups met separately with administration officials the meetings come just as the department of defense released a classified report regarding the harm that's been caused by the snowden leaks the d.o.d. report made a number of conclusions but namely that snowden's disclosures significantly impacted the capabilities of the u.s. to carry out its intelligence operations. and the u.s. government will be investigating a twenty thirteen drone strike which hit a yemeni wedding party killing twelve civilians while injuring fourteen the defense department's joint special operations command or jay sachs is responsible for carrying out the strike which took place on december twelfth of last year in the aftermath of the attack the government said they had credible intelligence leading them to believe

matt was our team correspondent peter oliver. a and federal prosecutors of officially charged today calling on screen or is that using the virtual currency to launder one million dollars for drug trafficking on the underground website so proud so proud was a black market website that allowed users to buy everything from cocaine to guns all and honestly it using a points robert fry ella who one by the name of dtc came and ran additional money exchange for the site was arrested in his florida home. additionally trolley stranded overnight in a quaint celebrity was arrested at new york's kennedy airport. then going as a form of digital cash that allows users to bypass banks and credit card companies. when the fbi shut down the silk road site knocked over and sees millions of dollars and that points a set of digital currency was being used to cloak their vehicle traits. i was joined earlier by our keys on the stasi attract enough from our new york bureau. eleven more about this latest development at first asked her about the details a

explained that this move his move was motivated by efforts to peacefully resolve the current crisis peter oliver reports. the ukrainian president viktor yanukovych has accepted the resignation of prime minister mccaul as out of hand his cabinet they will remain in their positions for the time being until replacement saw put in place in fact they can stay in those positions for as much as as long as sixty days according to the law here but tuesday also seeing a much anticipated emergency session of parliament there's been plenty to discuss there by lawmakers and they have made some changes to the laws one of the the major changes that's taken place and it was voted for unanimously. by m.p.'s here by the the duma by the rada deputies here and that was to repeal the emergency anti demonstration laws that were put into force on the fourteenth of this month they've now been torn away and repealed now also all the major issues that were up for discussion and there's going to be a lot more discussion to come was the talks over amnesty for anybody that is being detained by police now and the session tha

as our chief peter oliver the juvenile court judge set a trial date in the case said sixteen year old jake daring manning a teenager who has been charged with misdemeanors after us stop and frisk earlier incident this month. but this straight a student says that he is the breakdown. manning says that a philadelphia police officers sexually assaulted him and turn it down but she says lets him with a ruptured . she hated me down again and showed her reach she grabbed my . and then she granted to squeeze the day and pull it down that's when i heard something pop icon fill the pot. at a press conference today police released surveillance video of the confrontation. a surveillance camera circles and ten second intervals so on the part of the incident as documented. we edited down so you can see here the struggle between manning and officer manning claims he was on his way to a basketball game when officers stop and frisk and squeezing his animals so hard that he had to have emergency surgery confrontation and see it in a sixteen year old was charged on three counts including resisting of b

and chasing down rioters are teased peter oliver is in the other hand has more from the graphics well i'm currently still it between independence square owned an area in front of the dean of the stadium that will feed a european square with heather's east on and off again between the riots isn't right at least as their ally in the final ball of fire separating the two have not stayed in and set alight by the by the right including ty is in sleek black acrid smoke andtream of people moving from independent says square over to ed ott said. he's currently am. is he is currently on and then will we see is those people are coming the carrying a lot of of rudimentary weapons some of the helmets and some with homemade what the other was even carrying the likes of of clothes i embossed the bits of paving stone that the team breaking up the speed rail operation going on have among the maya tuesday to break up paving stones to provide them with roll stability at the police in and getting them over to what is really now the front line in this ad is cost between rioters and rightfully so. earlier

abuse were not open to him and whether he feels whistle blowing procedures has now been improved peter oliver is in berlin with more. the e.u. parliament approved plans for an inquiry into just how far the n.s.a. spying program went into looking into the private communications of citizens across the european union now these leaks came out because of the revelations put forward by edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor. and it's really sent a shockwave across europe not least here in germany where it was revealed that. the cell phone of chancellor angela merkel may have been listened into by the united states government now by a number of thirty six in favor two against and one abstention they decided that yes they would have to be an inquiry and there is also the chance that edward snowden may testify at that inquiry by videophone he remains in russia where he sought asylum and remains there until until august of this year but yes that certainly looks like something that we're going to have to be keeping an eye on over the coming months is twenty four thing continues to see more news com

now is our teeth peter oliver and here to talk a little bit more about the u.s. reaction to what's happening in the ukraine i'm joined by our captain i was. so white house press secretary jay carney addressed the rioting in kiev at the white house press conference this morning so talk to me a little bit about what the u.s. response has been so far since all of this is really gone down but that hasn't really been much of a change in the u.s. response throughout the course of this crisis basically with washington again today threatening sanctions against ukraine if the violence there escalates the spokesman jay carney did praise the ukrainian president's decision to meet again with the protesters but he did basically pin the blame on the current crisis on the government saying that the president there has basically failed to address what he called the legitimate concerns of the protesters now on the sanctions no firm decision just yet it does seem that washington is sort of hoping to basically wait it out not really resort to taking that step really hoping that in

taxpayers are complaining national projects are costing them billions thanks to bad planning archies peter oliver looks at the price the e.u. is leading economy pays when it comes to construction. if you listen to the politicians germany's ruling in it but if you believe those following the money trail is a different story. meanly it's a problem with cost estimates they use the wrong data they start building and eventually they run out of money and then taxpayers have to pick up the bill. currently germany has one of the biggest construction sectors in europe but all around the country there's evidence that those in charge of the purse strings on the best to make building decisions this building site will eventually become burks premier concert hall however it's already over ten times its original budget it's set to cost close to a billion euro it's not just the grand artistic projects that have cost the big money here in the thought off this tourist information booth has already cost taxpayers around one and a half million euro for the ultimate in modern german construction white elephants look

greece and france among those witnessing a rapid spread of nationalism artist peter oliver reports. from the deal in britain in the north to golden dawn in greece and the south far right groups are making their voices heard in europe finance is financial crisis affected everyone and it has allowed the right wing organizations to give people someone to blame for their problems it's those people's fault that is how they were accrued greece has seen a marked increase in support of the far right and neo nazi groups golden dawn and old guys ation the right they did by their critics is hooligans and. heralded by their supporters as the savior for greece for the greeks and they systematic and the not going to preach hate and cultivate. violent behavior but they attack systematically immigrants present golden dawn have made it further than most they have elected officials on their books including current greek m p n y s custody at us it's not only in politics that extreme right to abuse a permeating this goal celebration by the athens he ordered to stop the itis so the midfielder banned for

right the small signs of economic growth aren't enough to prevent voter swinging to the extremes peter oliver takes a closer look at a continent in search of new answers to tough problems. from the d.l. in britain in the north to golden dawn in greece and the south far right groups are making their voices heard in europe. this financial crisis affected everyone and it has allowed the right wing organizations to give people someone to blame for their problems it's those people's fault that is how they were crude greece has seen a marked increase in support of the far right and neo nazi groups golden dawn and organization the right did by their critics is hooligans and third heralded by their supporters as the savior for greece for the greeks and they systematic and not only preach and cultivate. but they type systematic and. present golden dawn have made it the most they have elected officials on their books including current greek m.p. elias custody out us it's not only in politics that extreme right to abuse a permeating this goal celebration by. athens just kept the artists so the midfielde

actually intended phone calls in the bomb we're closely following what's happening in kiev with peter oliver in the midst of the troubles there and across in western ukraine nationalists have captured the regional administration building in the city i live off where the hat of the region was forced to sign his resignation you can't get more details on ukraine's turmoil r.t.o. comments our website was minute by minute updates. dave a national mediator for syria will hold separate meetings with the government and the opposition after the warring sides failed to find any common ground during the first day of the geneva two peace conference diplomats helped to bring syria's bitter rivals together for their first face to face talks on friday we were just going off imports from switzerland you know prime minister i'm sorry to. can you just read yours and you live in new york i live in syria i have. to give you the c.v. and. here in this forum the first day of the conference was expected to be spent listening to formal statements instead it was the scene of bitter exchanges as the syrian opposition

barricades in fact and what we are seeing is that that building more of those barricades archies peter oliver there for us now another local administration building in ukraine is being cleared out by special forces right now in the northeastern city of sumi it was a besieged a after a mass rally which reportedly drew thousands of people meanwhile back in kiev one radical gang of protesters allegedly had these weapons in their possession police seized assault rifles pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the group authorities claim the gang supplied arms to other rioters and there were attacks on security forces during the week one police officer was wounded and two others taken hostage reportedly tortured and then later released. they timms woodroof my head and bound my legs with tape and taped up my eyes as well he. was privy to all of that yes we were attacked by a group of masked youngsters they surrounded us to scream and the cops nearest hamzawy could really take everything from us our wallets ourselves along with everything when the we had nothing to them because we were just

reduced number of protesters on the streets the season battled centers remain a blaze overnight peter oliver is in the ukrainian capital for us. looking independent square where the speakers are continuing to deliver their rhetoric from the stage just as you might be able to hear that over the top of. me talking now we have seen a a distinct decrease in the amount of people on the streets on thursday compared to wednesday now that's because wednesday was a public holiday it allowed more people to come out but what those people have left that were here yesterday that were here on wednesday well they've left more barricades better built barricades and certainly far more secure barricades about two hundred meters away just over to my left is where that that main flashpoint is going on in front of the stadium between rioters and riot police where they're separated by what is literally a wall of fire and i was out in that last night and having a look around about what was what was going on then it looked like something more out of dantes inferno that we heard from former world heavyweight champio

comparing it to the notorious east german secret police one veteran of the organisation spoke to peter oliver about whether the two organisations really do have anything in common. on finding out that the united states attempt to private mobile phone and glimmer confronted president obama with this claim. former offices in the east german secret police which was known as the stars e of a warning for the n.s.a. if they think must surveillance is the solution to a nation's problems who quote if it's even the best qualified and most advanced secret service cannot save the state we showed you that away from the professed shock of the politicians at the n.s.a. spying ability how does it compare with the actions of the east german secret services cheering the cold war this can now it's truly this is exactly as illegal are some of the tactics that the stars are used to employ it is a breach of human rights but the government machine is so powerful that you can't stop it edward snowden's leaks about the shape and scope of n.s.a. surveillance show in germany as one of the top targets for u.s. snooping

forefront of the unrest and this is where the tires were satellite and that's where our correspondent peter oliver was earlier and some of the fiercest clashes have taken place round nearby government buildings and specifically at the. street here and where that's where a security operation pushed out some of the more radical protesters the deaths of two of them have been confirmed both reportedly out of bullet wounds forty however have stressed that police are not equipped with live ammunition or two hundred police officers have been injured during the riots and a little later we'll hear from our correspondent all over who's in kiev for us. meanwhile the slogans of some radical groups have forced acts birds to question what's really driving the end rest nationalists have threatened more violence claiming their right to use force and there have already been reports of several anti-semitic attacks graham phillips a journalist who has covered ukrainian affairs extensively told me earlier that the hardline nationalist have effectively hijacked the pro rally it was a schiavo on sunday and i saw guys l

we're closely following what's happening in kiev with peter oliver in the midst of the trouble there across in western ukraine nationalists have captured the regional administration buildings in two cities we're learning now well and get more details on ukraine's turmoil in r.t. dot com with minute by minute updates. the international media to for syria will hold separate meetings with the government and the opposition after the warring sides failed to find any common ground during the first day of the geneva two peace conference diplomats hope to bring syria's bitter rivals together for the first face to face talks on friday you were sort of reports now from switzerland the prime minister i'm sorry to. can you trust. yourself if you live in new york i live in syria i have. to give the syrian. here in this forum the first day of the conference was expected to be spent listening to formal statements instead it was the scene of bitter exchanges as the syrian opposition pressed on with its calls for president assad to step down and i think that is the problem and i said i don't think th

an equal food and with judaism and christianity when it comes to dealing with the state but as peter oliver reports from bremen the move has come in for some strong criticism. the change of status allows worshippers to have their religious holidays officially recognized burial rites carried out and classes taught in schools. but what does it mean to the islamic community in this part of germany to have their religion officially recognized by the state. perhaps in the future it will help the building of a mosque or a school it will also help to bring communities together over the last ten years both sides have made efforts to build bridges and aid integration and a good mind critics of the move claim this is being done to score political points here by hundreds of you can interpret this as a slum a vacation of germany but i see it as more politically motivated politicians telling muslims islam can belong but the majority of germans don't want this. only nineteen percent of germans believe that islam is compatible with german culture that's the lowest in europe thirty percent had specific con

of the opposition leaders but that wasn't enough and they are demanding further concessions as peter oliver now reports. the opposition said they couldn't accept those concessions but they were willing to negotiate further they put forward what they wanted in speeches from the main stage in independence square here just behind me they want to continue negotiations they want elections this year they want a new government and a total amnesty without any conditions for anybody who has being detained in fatah the coach go speaking from the stage just behind me said there's no way would anybody be clearing the streets right now he said that they'd come here they would stay here until they finish what they started well after those speeches that set off a large crowd of people marching towards conference and they marched right as they see that building thinking there was molotov cocktails being thrown bricks thrown into windows even burning tires and. and fireworks hold in there as right as trying to get into that building and towards a group of police who were stationed there it is thinking after

suggests a strong streak of disapproval at their performance among people across the union archies peter oliver has the details. no in a few months europeans will be going to the polls in what could be the most important european parliamentary elections but the latest gallup polls to to sticks well don't make good reading for those that will be standing for the top spots across the european parliament even those countries that have received some of the most help countries like spain that received forty one billion euros to bail out its failing banking sector well in two thousand and nine fifty nine percent of the population said they had faith and they supported the european leadership is another country that's traditionally been very pro e.u. is ireland they received sixty seven point five billion bailout their failing banking system seventy percent of the irish population had previously said that they supported the european union now that number forty seven percent well it's also been big declines for support of the e.u. in countries like sweden finland austria the netherlands denmark and the

surveys suggest more than half of germans now fear the growing islam is ation of their country as peter oliver discovered. daily prayer in bremen. this region was one of the first in germany to make islam an official religion nearby lower saxony is the next in line with at least three other states expected to follow in the near future the change of status allows worshippers to have their religious holidays officially recognized burial rites carried out and classes taught in schools. but what does it mean to the islamic community in this part of germany to have their religion officially recognized by the state. perhaps in the future it will help the building of a mosque or a school it will also help to bring communities together over the last ten years both sides have made efforts to build bridges and aid integration and they combined critics of the move claim this is being done to score political points here by hundreds of you can interpret this as a slam if occasion germany but i see it as more politically motivated politicians telling muslims islam can belong but the majority of germans don'

our t's peter oliver reports. from the dl in perth than the normal fifteen killed in goal of the increase in the snow fall right groups are making their voices that in europe. it's that can of peas who is financial crisis affected everyone and has allowed the right wing organizations to give people some one to blame for their problems it's those people's faults thomas had a recruit. greece has seen a marked increase in support of the fall right to me in groups build and build an old deny station the related by the critics as hooligans and sucks. heralded by this supports this as the savior to greece for the greeks and the va system can be no footprints he cut today bryan mccabe. but to me six american league team the cats has a golden goal that made it further for the most pain of elected officials on their books including current greek and the earliest custody on us it's also in politics that extreme right views of the nea saying his goal celebration by the heathens you and discuss the audits so the midfield upon

change the constitution and make one of their leaders prime minister we'll be hearing more from our peter oliver in a little bit but right now one radical gang of protesters in kiev allegedly had these weapons in their possession police seized assault rifles pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the group authorities claim of the gang the supplied arms to other writers as well and there were attacks on security forces during the week one police officer was wounded and two others taken hostage reportedly tortured and then later we'll be. able to make his will to replay ahead and bound my arms and legs with tape and taped up my knees as well he. was privy to all of that yes were attacked by a group of masked youngsters they surrounded us going to the cops nearest to the take everything from us our wallets ourselves because everything. in the. nothing because we were just coming out of a cafe after lunch. and as we mentioned before peter all over is in kiev let's cross live to him to get more on what's happening in the country now another government building targeted by the rioting crow

local administration headquarters have been the target of protesters elsewhere in the country peter oliver is in kiev for us. the justice ministry has been occupied by the opposition group calling themselves common cause no we're hearing that they are the same group that it occupied both the energy and the agricultural ministry here previously they have been driven out of some of the areas that they had previously occupied before and they're now moving into this new location now they entered the building without any resistance and they're currently building a system of barricades this is what's happening on sunday night on saturday night we saw at the convention center just near to independence square stormed by rioters some quite ugly scenes at times we saw. cocktails rocks burning tires and apparently even a hunger an aide in one instance during standoff that was going on there now the violence that started here in kiev initially spread to the the west of the country to start off with you know it's government buildings that have been targeted they've been subject to sieges by rioters and

skis on him earlier he's there somewhere in the midst of all that black smoke now our reporter peter oliver he's already he's a little way back on european square and here is independence square the much talked about my dan square where the main body of the anti-government protesters have been camped l. for several months now and they are still there in great numbers while at the moment two hundred policemen have been injured during the riots they've suffered fractures head injuries burns stabbings and gas poisoning more than eighty have been hospitalized so far and financial commentator patrick young says the rioters attacking the security forces of a few reasonable arguments and compares them to an organized terrorist group. in kiev we certainly see a large number of protesters but do they really reflect the viewpoints of the entirety of ukraine well i don't think that's the case intimately we have this tragic situation where the ultras affectively a thuggish element to seem to have links to very extremist politics in many cases i mean some of them are national socialists or fascist some

that was our correspondent peter oliver there reporting earlier live from ukrainian capital kiev well the center of kiev has turned into a battlefield and this is independence square right here on the map where you can see known as mind john which has become the main hub of the protests that's where the opposition camp is but some of the most fierce clashes on wednesday broke out nearby as street tires were set alight there and you just heard our correspondent peter reporting from the scene there and two people were killed both reportedly with bullet wounds the authorities however say police on the streets do not have a live ammunition and there do appear to have been vigilantes with firearms among the protesters as you can see in this picture well british journalist graham phillips who returned from kiev just recently says the protesters have been resorting to very aggressive tactics. i was on sunday and i saw guys lining up with fuse the laws of missiles and cocktails and noise and weapons of every single man attacking police in every way they codes and i return from that i was then

the president's proposals aimed at calming the unrest in the countries in the country artie's peter oliver has more from kiev. this all started after. we had speeches from literally just behind me here in independence square from the main stage here from opposition leaders in which they said that they they weren't willing to accept the. the offers that have been made to them by ukrainian president viktor yushchenko overage now to run through what some of those offers were in the constitution would change in that ukraine would go back to a parliamentary presidential republic what that actually means is that the parliament here the at the end pains would have far more power it would actually remove some of the power away from the presidents that stands at the moment and would basically revert ukraine back to the constitution it had in two thousand and four and some of those offers were was the offer of the position of prime minister for one of the senior position leaders say in the sand. now he's the leader of the the group is called fatherland he has often been offered the position of prime

as our teasing peter oliver reports germans are now increasingly questioning the moves of the government. he said. a few listens of the politician is giving his ruling in it if you believe that following the money trail is a different story the ladies open the cost estimates for the wrong thing to waste on building an advance fee to run out of money and entice buyers have to think of it builds and that was all we are part of our currently ginny has one of the biggest construction sectors in europe. all around the country as evidence that those in charge of the purse strings of text to make building decisions. this building site will eventually become that spread and it calms the soul. however it's already over ten times its original budget set to cost close to one billion euro it's not just a groundout to speak of projects that of course the big money here in the photo based tourist information booth has already cost taxpayers around one of the hoff million euro. for the ultimate symbol of german construction likes elephants look no further than right here the girl in front of the airpor

to force the governor to resign effectively handing over power to nationalist parties artie's peter oliver reports from kenya. i was seeing right now is the continuation of the rebuilding of barricades reinforcing a barricade there were already there the building of new barricades in some positions and we all seeing a steady stream of people arriving here just behind me is independence square the most of the day was a true sea of between. the riot police that didn't last into says day evening after talks had taken place between the opposition and the government well the the tie of fire that we've seen that's been separate same right as from riot police was was reignited when we saw that burning throughout the night and a few bits of sporadic violence. a few nights before but still continuous still the. incident taking place there now the violence has actually spread further beyond the field far field beyond kiev we're seeing in the west of ukraine. saying that local government buildings have become targets for demonstrators also in the cities of devolve and. local administration buildings

opposition and the president and warns she might call a state of emergency if the occupation continues peter oliver has more from kiev. well what we're seeing right now is the justice ministry has become the latest government building in ukraine to be occupied by rioters this is just a short distance away from where i am right now they've build barricades there we've seen numbers of people coming from independence square which is just behind me heading up there now speaking to them saying where are you going what are you going to be doing they're saying they're going it to man those barricades now this was taken on sunday night as the group called common cause who were there who have led the storming of the building now despite repeated calls from opposition leaders including vitaly klitschko the former world heavyweight boxing champion for them to leave those said that building and move away from there those writers are saying no they're staying put they're going to stay there they're reinforcing barricades and making sure that that's all shoot up from them they have no intentions to leave there a

fortress before and what's happening in kiev with peter oliver in the midst of all the trouble enter into these are live pictures from a night time given him a nice run about temples and neither can see a police barricade there and then facing a small group of protest this out but we do know their pledge of a protest is around their spots and secure the moment i was still waiting to see what the outcome of these talks up and actress of course is impressive as the seeds of them and giving get more details on that i'm older and a live stream of various scenes from the city loyalty don't comb with minute by minute updates. stir in all positions to go attending the geneva to peace talks to set his dedication would insist on a sense of resignation. wilson warned it may not count of the negotiations but anytime you in entrance area have been trying to bring the country's warring rivals together the face to face told its coastline of the aunties europe is enough he's in this with y'all what more do you know about what's happening then the result of these talks were nearing a peak at the opp