treasure r.t. . and you can join us throughout wednesday for our coverage of the final day of memorial events in beslan. now we're getting some big breaking news into us here at r.t. international kiev says that president poroshenko has announced a permanent cease fire in the east of ukraine the statement follows a phone conversation with russian president vladimir putin it's believed that the two leaders discussed steps to end the bloodshed and violence in the eastern regions has been carrying out a military crackdown on anti-government fighters that for five months but we will be bringing you more details as soon as we get them but that's the news big news coming into us here at r.t. international breaking as we speak. meanwhile in eastern ukraine these aerial images show the remains of a village in the dawn yes region devastated by a military campaign at least fifteen hundred people used to live there now as you can see it's empty and houses lie in ruins nearby villages and towns are still being b

breaking news here on r.t. international russian photographer is dead after being missing in eastern ukraine from the. islamic state militants release a video showing the execution of another u.s. journalist in revenge for american. forces in iraq. the final day of commemoration ceremonies marking the tenth anniversary of the baseline school massacre. in beslan we'll bring you the recollections of the survivors. as the ukrainian army is driven back from the embattled region follows local fights is on their mission. protesters are gathering in newport in wales where security is tight ahead of a two day nato summit we look at what's driving a push for more troops in eastern europe to pay for it. well you're watching r t international we're coming to you live from moscow where it's ten am it's good to have you with us. and we start with breaking news here on r.t. international it's been confirmed that russian photographer andre stannin is dead had been missing in eastern ukraine for almost a month let's cross to c

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r.t. in eastern ukraine in the meantime human rights watch says three hundred civilians have died in new ganske since may an indiscriminate bombing members of the organization just back from the city say many attacks were carried out in populated areas indiscriminate attacks are a violation of international law or anti-government leaders and they don't yet can you guns regions have settled their positions on a stumbling ties with kiev and the conditions that need to be met to get more on the story on our website r.t. dot com. in iraq kurdish forces are advancing on the hardest from the islamic state that have occupied the northwest of the country with the help of u.s. airstrikes i'm sure volunteers they've managed to take over a militant stronghold coming to senior fighters meanwhile western leaders are raising the alarm of a possible jihadist attacks on european and american soil bases prompted a wider debate over the west taking on the islamic state parties going across or have a look at

breaking news this hour on r.t. international president putin spokesperson has stressed the russian and ukrainian presidents have not agreed on a cease fire is russia is not a part of the conflict now it comes after kids have announced a permanent cease fire in the east of ukraine it's believed the two leaders discussed the issue over the fire in the self-proclaimed republics in the aist say they're ready to sit down and open dialogue if you have dust off its military assault a so-called anti terror operation ukraine's military crackdown on anti-government fighters has been continuing for five months but ukraine kiev has now announced a permanent cease fire and here's a tweet from the ukrainian president confirming the news that her polish uncle says as a result of my phone conversation with the russian president we reached an agreement on a permanent cease fire. and the violence in the east of the country has taken a heavy toll on the people there according to a report from the un refugee agency since the start of

watching r.t. international come to life from moscow where it's now nine am it's good to have you with us after months of an army offensive eastern ukraine looks devastated schools hospitals apartment blocks and houses are either badly damaged or completely destroyed but as government forces drive troops away people are getting the chance to come out of hiding and to start rebuilding what's been wrecked. if you look. even if. you think you used the weavers even. though it was. even. well local fighters are currently carrying out a military operation to protect the population has the details well in the past few days the anti-government forces have made significant gains in eastern ukraine they managing to push the ukrainian army back from previously held positions and they've managed to get into towns and cities that they haven't been able to reach for weeks now if you look at this map of the areas that are colored in orange are the areas that are now in the hands of the anti government forces the

r.t. in eastern ukraine where the rising casualty count in the ukrainian military has prompted another protest in kiev by the mothers of drafted soldiers. hundreds descended on the parliament demanding their sons fathers in president return home they also called for an end to what they see as rampant corruption and incompetence in the military and inside the parliament one deputy also voiced her discontent but risk quickly science. lives got to her personal life out of me a better beat by beat mirror image that i got to be stupid not the lies that got out i think in my book i was just a matter which she did she really put up a new pair but i walk right through the unit she scored at that you would see that in a story me said without a good. luck really not about started for the green screen i mean you. meanwhile human rights watch says three hundred civilians have died in the ganske since may as a result of indiscriminate bombings such as as on these apartment blocks the group blames both

let's go back to the breaking news here in r.t. ukrainian president poroshenko backtracks on his initial announcement of a full scale ceasefire in the country's east well earlier on his twitter the craning leader announced a permanent truce in the region kiev says it follows a phone conversation with ross and present president vladimir putin in which they discussed further steps to end the bloodshed in the region however vladimir putin's press secretary stress is no agreement between moscow and kiev has been reached because russia is not a party in this conflict the truce must be discussed with the self-proclaimed republics they in turn say they are ready to settle down the conflict if kiev indeed stops it says sold meanwhile u.s. president barack obama has said it's too early to judge what the truce will mean ukraine's military crackdown on antigovernment fighters has been ongoing for five months the thought of. and here is a tweet from ukrainian president at least how it used to look before you crying changed its stance confirmin

r.t. international coming to you live from moscow. now after weeks and even months in hiding shell shocked civilians in east ukraine are coming out of their shelters at least in towns no longer targeted by the military swathes of the east have been devastated by fighting but some have the chance to rebuild what's been destroyed. first the first is in the phone but also for it is very very. busy even though there are suspicions that this is another example you could use the readers or you might be a little bit more so than most potential city in the world but even if you put. a resistance fighters are in the middle of a counterattack that has significantly reshaped the front lines putting kiev and its troops on the back foot so let's take a look now at how the battle lines have been shifted the regions of against and then yes seen here are the focus of what here of course is anti terror operation and the government forces used to control this strike part of the map but then retreated to reg

breaking news this hour on r.t. international has been confirmed that russian photographer andre stanton is dead he's been missing in eastern ukraine for almost a month let's cross to r.t. correspondent arena galicia for more on this tragic development arena what more can you tell us. well it does seem that indeed there remains that were found in a burnt out car and in its region two weeks ago do indeed belong belong to andres dylan who has been missing there on assignment since beginning of august we can now bring you this official statement on his dad from the head of there a serious of a news agency for which andre worked. ruffalo gundry's fate and demanded that international organizations freed him we're thankful to everyone in russia and their broad for your activities and for your support. unfortunately when we were trying to do everything possible and even impossible for his freedom and ray was already no longer with us . through all this was long ordeal for everyone here agrees to what me and for journalists

you are watching r.t. international breaking news this hour and this is that moscow says president vladimir putin and more or less have agreed on the steps to help stop the violence between the ukrainian military ninety government forces in the east of the country early have announced a permanent cease fire in eastern ukraine it's believed the two leaders discussed the issue over the phone so proclaimed republics in the asia say they're ready to sit down and discuss an open dialogue that's if they have does indeed stop its military assault or its anti terror operation as it's being called ukraine's military crackdown on anti-government fighters has been continuing for five months that is breaking news they are not international. the crisis in eastern ukraine kiev is launching a new english language t.v. channel aimed at promoting its point of view on the raging conflict and global affairs it's called ukraine today party host and he said now i reached out to the networks executive producer for more details

you're watching r.t. international we're coming to you live from moscow it's eight am in the russian capital it's good to have you with us after months of an army offensive eastern ukraine looks devastated schools hospitals apartment blocks and houses are either badly damaged or completely destroyed but as government forces drive troops away people are getting the chance to come out of hiding and to start rebuilding what's been wrecked. that's a good precedent but what was the vote for you you heard that we've heard even though there was a future took us to the bridge every big years that we didn't even hear the building most of the money for the future so you know what marvie evil deed but. well local fighters are currently carrying out a military operation to protect the population that suffer greatly from the assault let's get more now from martin fuller slayer who is in a john yes paula what gains have the government forces made. well the anti-government forces are gradually driving away the ukrainian

but i welcome you with r.t. international. after months of an army offensive in ukraine looks devastated schools hospitals apartment blocks and. the badly damaged or completely destroyed but is anti government forces drive troops away people are getting the chance to come out of hiding and to start rebuilding what's being raped. person receiving the phone will still vote for it either does the phrase even though there are suspicions that this is a really big news that we very much you're willing to give us the name of the facility in the world but even if you were. well local fighters are currently carrying out a military operation they say is aimed at protecting the population here's how the fighting has been unfolding against comedienne screeches here are the focus of what here of course is anti terror operation anti-government forces used to control this territory here but army troops forced them out closer to the regional capitals and fighters now say that this area in orange is under their control and they're driving the

up ahead on r.t. international is breaking the set with abby martin and if you're watching in the u.k. afshin rattansi will take you underground stay with us.

breaking news then r.t. international we'll have more on the latest developments with my colleague andrew follow him just a few minutes. series took place a try to place. a polling. place for the story changing every minute. cut a no no law no a. mile or less like ok. let's say. this case is the most elite months. sometimes for nothing. this season and it's. still just he still can still be just if you see the stage eight look to be. but speech was still. played. i'm not a politician but we see that it is arab countries that sit on the world's greatest oil reserves and the west just cannot stay away from such tremendous wealth so in order to get their heads without oil the west employs what i was called cultural terrorist from. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here are not going on here in iraq said our big story the extra madaline same time there's a reason they don't want to do now that are important that we should all be completely out now let's break the set. we think about why we think there are no.

well it's nice to have you company you're watching r.t. international. ten years ago today the first day of school became a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched horrified as chechen militants seize school number one taking a thousand people hostage mostly children and parents the survivors and families there the pain has not diminished. it's now in the early morning when the mood of excitement and anticipation young families arrive for the start of the new term but terrorists stormed the school killing eighteen people in the process they laid explosives around the building on the second day the authorities managed to convince the attackers to release mothers with babies at around one pm on the third day some of the terrorists explosives went off some hostages tried to escape only for the terrorists to open fire on them a few minutes later russian special forces moved in the number of victims of the siege was high three hundred thirty four innocents died more than eight hundred were injured fraser reports now

is revealed about twenty four hours ago if you want to get speed on what's being proposed both sides r.t. dot com is the place to get more on that. a statement unworthy of a high profile diplomatic leader that's moscow describes recent words from the european commission's president. referred to a private conversation with putin about ukraine sees bit of caution of as more of what was said. just a few to use ago the outgoing president of the european commission also decided to share some portion of his private and confidential telephone conversation that he had with the russian president vladimir putin mr brewer also claimed that president putin said that if i want i can take two weeks well not a surprise that such a remark especially coming from one of the top european politicians has triggered a media scandal with pretty much every newspaper across the european union placing that particular line on their front page now in response to this that mr bras so had breached confidentiality and that it was quote it out of context and was sat with a completely different meaning now russia calls

and i welcome you with r.t. international we start with breaking news because anti government leaders in ukraine in the ganske regions have announced a list of negotiating points which they will present to kiev as government today's talks in bellary let's get more now on the smarties paula. paula from what we know they're not asking for independence are they. no they're not asking for independence as you say representatives of the lugansk and in its region are meeting with the ukrainian authorities and watchmen in with what many see as possibly the first step in what could be a long term process for a longstanding peace deal now they do recognize ukraine's sovereignty there is no intention to see this country fall apart but rather keep it intact and they have put forward a list of demands these include an end to the ukrainian army's military operation that has been on the go for the better part of hoffer year they want to see their fighters and political prisoners receive amnesty they want official status for th

and we'll be bringing you more coverage of the memorial events throughout the day also r.t. spoke to the only terrorist survived the beslan atrocity you can hear what he had to say later today here on r.t. international. all this so let us call the data dump and you will be. little use to know. that it's. the. militia. when the. mistress and someone. calls and says and i began to trickle in the piece and there's a lot of much of the concern is citrus and the chimney that murder. ritual. now if you find yourself heading to berlin anytime soon you might want to travel light or get a helping hand to carry your luggage because locals in the german capital are demanding a ban on the use of suitcases with whales saying this kind of bad robs them of sleep pay to all of it has the story. every year thousands of tourists flock here to the german capital to pull in this reputation as a cool destination for a city break has seen those numbers increase along with the tourists comes the luggage and one type of luggage in particular is causing consternation in some of the neighborhoods su

and we will have more coverage of the memorial events today in beslan r.t. also spoke with the only terrorist who survived you can watch that report later today also but here's a quick preview all of this is this is who they don't. need to know. that it's. one of the. we're going through go in and use them and there's an issue to go to much of the concern in situations where the chimney. and intrude in. mutual. mentioned that it. now anti-government forces in eastern ukraine are gradually driving back army after the bombardment of cities all over the net and began screeching as for months local fighters say they are now carrying out a military operation to protect civilians they say this orange area here is currently under their control the army is encircled in several locations though and the faces battle was in the town of the ice where several hundred cranium tricks became trapped following a request from president vladimir putin anti-government fighters provided a humanitarian corridor or to allow the soldiers to exit if an armed here said its troops wou

we will have more coverage of the memorial has vents taking place in beslan r.t. also spoke with the only terrorist who survived you can watch that report later today but here's a quick preview well this is this is who they don't want you. need to know. that it's you know. is that we have this. need to. live and say isn't it wouldn't think it wouldn't be some and there's an issue to go to much of the concern in situations where the chimney moved in a tree in. most neutral. richard that it being all. my anti government forces in eastern ukraine and gradually driving back. fighters say they are now carrying out a military operation to protect civilians they say this orange area here is currently under their control the army is encircled in several locations you can as you can see here the key area is this town of vice at the moment that's a crucial point because it's where several hundred troops have become trapped or following a request from president vladimir putin antigovernment fighters provided a humanitarian corridor to allow the soldiers to exit if unarmed ki

a mattress or r.t. baseline. and do you join us throughout wednesday for our coverage of the third and final day of memorial events in beslan. you're watching aussie up next peter lavelle discusses whether the ukrainian crisis can shake european security. of the watch movies from. egypt believe it so that it is the sum for peace with the school or sleep it would seem to be. is supposed to be the most for all and if you got them in years and i. am. if you leave with economic ups and downs in the final months day the longer the deal sank and the rest the. case you believe everything we can all say. hello and welcome to cross talk all things are considered on peter a little.

silent ukraine will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here refinishing r.t. in eastern ukraine. two government leaders in the don't yet in the guns regions have settled their position on a stablish in ties with the conditions that need to be met to get more on the story at r.t. dot com. in iraq kurdish forces are advancing on jihadists from the islamic state of occupied the northwest of the country with the help of u.s. airstrikes and she volunteers they've managed to take over a militant stronghold between two senior fighters meanwhile western leaders are raising the alarm over possible jihadist attacks on european and american soil this is calm today why do debate over the west taking on the islamic states that is really a culture of a look at some of the proposed solution lies. as more countries admit they're up against an abstract threats from international flights or is joining islamic states it's more important than ever to find a common solution i don't want to put the cart before the horse we don't have a strategy yet there's no point in me asking fo

the only terrorist to have survived the best massacre is serving life behind bars r.t. spoke to him we hear what he had to say about the slaughter of so many innocent people later this more have more coverage of the memorial events throughout the day. now something of an arms race is going on inside the u.s. triggered by washington sanctions against russia these target the iconic kalashnikov prompting gun lovers to clean the shelves of dealers around the country and the bid to buy up all the remaining rifles with made in russia stamped on them he spoke to one gun shop owner about why he can't imagine life without an a k forty seven by his side it's a very reliable robust fire also want to merck we have a very large aftermarket parts. of the so we can customize name that we know each individual wants the general american public doesn't necessarily have the same stance on international politics as the administration so we'd like sessions we like things the russian aka happens to be the best maybe. market this is why we like the russian ha we don't want to buy something th

could have a company with r.t. international leaders new cranston yes and regions have announced a list of negotiating points which the. government today's talks in bettering. a report from the. they have proposals that are aimed at curbing the violence reducing the number of people that are being killed and injured here in eastern ukraine at the same time they do say that they have agreed on working to preserve ukraine's territorial sovereignty and in return they want these proposals made they include an end to the ukrainian military operation here in the east of the country they want to amnesty for the fighters and political prisoners they want to fishel status for the russian language and they want special territorial status special economic status which would eventually mean closer ties with russia and special military status which implies recognition for these anti-government fighters all of this comes as the anti government fighters are on the offensive here in eastern ukraine at focal point of the most recen

we will be bringing you more coverage of the more of the vents throughout the day also r.t. spoke to the only terrorist to have survived the beslan atrocity if you watch this report later today here on r.t. international all of this is going all day long and you all. know. that you know. this is the. history of science and. science isn't going through all of them and there's an introductory lot of much of the concern is that your stance. neutral. in the ship that it's being. now if you find yourself heading to berlin any time soon you might want to travel light or get a helping hand to carry your luggage locals in the german capital are demanding a ban on the use of seat cases with whales saying this kind of baggage robs them of sleep. it's got the story. every year thousands of tourists flock here to the german capital but billions reputation as a cool destination for a city break has seen those numbers increase along with the tourists comes the luggage and one type of luggage in particular is causing consternation and some of the neighborhoods suitcases on wheels combined

of food and water will be bringing you more coverage of the memorial events throughout the day also r.t. spoke to the only terrorist to have survived the atrocity you can hear what he had to say later today here on r.t. international. this is. no. history. of the situation. which will. get you to new nature that it will. now if you find yourself heading to berlin anytime soon you might want to travel light or get a helping hand to carry your luggage because locals in the german capital are demanding a ban on the use of suitcases with wheels so in this kind of baggage rubs the mostly artie's pita all over has the story. every year thousands of tourists flock here to the german capital the billions reputation as a cool destination for a city break has seen those numbers increase along with the tourists comes the luggage and one type of luggage in particular is causing consternation and some neighborhoods suitcases on wheels combined with cobbled streets has resulted in local residents complaining about the noise late at night and early in the morning in fact there's been so many complaint

coming up on r.t. international the u.s. raises the americans joining me is the comic states.we look at why ever more western is choosing to fight alongside be extremists in iraq and syria. plus the e.u. is cleaned out of high powered vacuum cleaner. by brussels. as the media leave us so we need to be. part of the bush and see your. mother your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is there with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. they did indeed with these economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the deal sang i and the rest because i don't need a cute little baby every week on all things. there we go again we're told the islamic state terrorist group is the worst the worst and has global ambitions the public is being taught slowly but surely to fear the islamic state they would appear washington continues to attempt to shape in reshape the middle east. on there and in the financial world. goldman cannot stop exit only taking the credit. and life there are. even bizarre to see it more than the stromberg in the cold hard it is these days beca

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with r.t. international now president putin has suggested how ukraine's warring sides might work towards peace his ideas follow a conversation the russian leader had with his ukrainian counterpart the details of their conversation hasn't been released or correspondent in of course has more now on russia's plan for all there is a seven point plan now first the russian president believes that the two sides of the conflict should stop the military operation on both sides should withdraw troops from southeastern parts of ukraine and militias should do the same to the air for stop the blood chat now the troops should pull back to rule out any shelling of cities that no food an international ceasefire mining touring system should be and place in those areas now there should be no. used against civilians and there are also should be some kind of a system arranged to provide the exchange of detainees and that should happen with no exception now the last two points of the plan include a humanitarian cor

were coming up on r.t. international as promised it's all reports about the only terrorist who survived that school siege if you are in the u.k. if you're watching it safe and so i think i stay with us. in dunedin florida a young boy named t.j. guerrero is learning how to become an american man the old school way by selling cool drinks at a lemonade stand we hear a lot of lame examples of american exceptionalism from blowhard politicians but the idea of kid tropper nurse ship and the iconic norman rockwell esque lemonade stand is something very exceptional and has certainly been good for the nation but for all of his hard work what does t.j. get in return one of his neighbors is trying to shut down his quote illegal business that neighbor says the lemonade stand causes too. traffic noise trash illegal parking which all harms as property values cry me a river we all wonder where does support for the police state come from won't come from people like this will character who need the government to deal with a

in washington i'm going to check out r.t. . or from the menace of nuclear weapons to a menace lurking in europe's households next which brussels green army is determined to get rid of apparently we're talking about the high powered vacuum cleaner from today europeans won't be able to buy the cubes that burn up more than six hundred watts of electric to clean their floors it's supposed to help reduce energy usage but critics say it's nonsense because people have to use said less power vacuum cleaners for longer to get the job done especially because pet is it's not the only appliance as well which. autocrats in brussels have got their eyes on up to thirty thousand other household gadgets are in the firing line in the coming year everything from kettles to head dryers the new spark mixed feelings of panic buying then anger among consumers and those in britain of the week that you can see lots of places are sold out for a high powered vacuum cleaners before the weekend carried from shops to everyone snapping a vacuum cleaners whil

my guests in london amsterdam and in st petersburg and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember us topples. i am not a politician but we see that it is either of the countries that sit on the world's greatest oil reserves and the west just cannot stay away from such tremendous wealth so in order to get their heads without oil the west employs what i was small cultural terrorists from. syria to the tried to. the point of going into your life for destroying the teaching of primitive. dummy no law no weapons of my old wife. was setting all. these cases to most elite moments. sometimes for nothing which. is silly and it's important. to look just keep still we can still be jobst if you see the stage eight look to be. but speech was still. stands. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties who have gone to syria in recent months have said they believe he's a reformer of good mr president which is diddy's time for him to go. and stability and peace to syria is going to be the subject of the. breaking news on our team to

is a victim of this i gave an interview to r.t. shortly after the mh seventeen tragedy and i simply said we should wait until we have the evidence wait until there's a forensic investigation and i said it was likely impossible. to shut down the plane but i didn't say they definitely did i said we don't know for sure whatever happened until that i was attacked i was labeled all kinds of things. they attacked me on c.n.n. ok gentlemen we're going to go to one short break and after that chopper it will continue our discussion on ukraine stay with our. your c.v. is bizarre to see it more than the propaganda or film that is the state sponsored russia today programme just words by sabean not like telling them in analyze this present time is just ridiculous non-answer to my question. john is not happy this morning to say see and sometimes their lives all over the wall to bring people stories none the propaganda channel don't want you to see and we come to some. street. we think of why we think there are good. for all sand beaches. coconut

is a victim of this i gave an interview to r.t. shortly after the mh seventeen tragedy and i simply said we should wait until we have the evidence wait until it's a forensic investigation and i said it was likely impossible you know authorities to shut down the plane but i didn't say they definitely did i said we don't know for sure whatever happened until that i was attacked i was labeled all kinds of things. they attacked me on c.n.n. ok gentlemen we're going to go to one short break and after that your press will continue our discussion on ukraine stay with art. probably get in the boat that is the state sponsor of russia today program ships were sabean not like. that is just ridiculous non answer to my question. john is not the. safety and sometimes their lives to bring people stories on the propaganda channel don't want to see. some. i'm not a politician but we see that it is arab countries that sit on the world's greatest the reserves and the west just cannot stay away from such tremendous wealth so in order to get their head

breaking news here on r.t. international russian photographer andre stanton is dead after being missing in eastern ukraine for a month. islamic state militants released a video apparently showing the execution of another u.s. journalist saying it's in revenge for american airstrikes on jihadist forces in iraq. the final day of commemoration ceremonies marking the tenth anniversary of the baseline school massacre. in beslan we'll bring you the recollections of the survivors.

backed militias inside the country now coming up on r.t. international so if you should not say i'm sorry i think i but if you're watching in the u.k. people about looks at how the rise of islamic state militants is driving iraq and syria to the brink of collapse stay with us. well. science technology innovation all the least developments from around russia we've done the future coverage. we think about why we think that there are no good. beaches. coconut palms gently swaying in the ocean breeze. in fact white has a deep dark little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you to know about. through all. the while i did. a search for you ok given all we. know is a. little over. a. little luck. little. league. one of the wonderful sherman a lot of community college face time you know him own. mother little. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. hello welcome to sophie and sophie shevardnadze now it's terrorists such a thing as a former drug addict today we'll talk to somebody who says he's an example of one her

we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. and the news today and signs of long term says you're a pastry shop in many many. red square demonstrations are feaster case saying it away for six years you'll see they're covering themselves. as a sort of. seven pm in moscow i matras or bring you today's breaking news coverage here on r.t. international ukraine's president says there's been a coup in his country opposition activists in full control of the ukrainian capital kiev now and the new interior minister says police are now on their site the presidential residence stands virtually abandoned after the head of state himself fled the city or he's alexei or a chef ski is live for us in kiev with all the latest alexei. oh. yes indeed despite that what seems to be a true political may have the mayhem in the streets of the riots changed the political situation right now with obviously all the governmental buildings in kiev now if you applied by the opposition including the administration of the president the parliament the governmen

r.t. . and restudy was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones around the world for various media including reuters news agency an associated press in ukraine he covered the mass antigovernment rallies in kiev before moving on to report on the ongoing army assault in the east era dida saw the pictures he took while working on the front lines around the world. u.s. is vowing to degrade and destroy these law mixtape group president obama made the pledge after it was confirmed that a second american reporters been executed by the jihad is militants a gruesome video of the killing of stephen sokoloff who was taken captive more than a year ago emerged choose day he previously been seen in the video were another u.s. journalist james foley was beheaded again the killers got a british accent this time around to the latest video saw him threaten the execution of a third journalist that you heard his claim the killings are reprisals for u.s. airstrikes against them in iraq middle east e

two days also the only terrorists who have survived the beslan atrocity is serving life behind bars r.t. spoke to him later what he had to say about the slaughter of so many innocents all of this is called although you don't want you will. need to know. that it's. you have it. and there's an issue of much of the concern is that your stance and. moved in a dream with the most neutral. new nature that it will. anti government leaders new cranes and yes going against regions have given a list of conditions to kiev government under which they are prepared to stay a part of the united ukraine and end the violence and special status of the key points for the talks in better ribs artie's porous layers in the yes the epicenter if you will. certainly they are not looking for independence from ukraine despite what the kiev government and its western allies say they often refer to them as separatists in fact what they saying is that they are ready to work for a single united ukraine a territorially intact ukraine but they are putting forward a list of demands that they want to mate at the same tim

koester of r.t. . all significant about this route is that it includes some of the world's richest gas fields for a start the china and didn't sky field in the far eastern region of. it's estimated to have gas reserves of around one point three trillion cubic metres is vast and this new power of siberia networks also settling in other rich gas field to the coal victor gas field in eastern siberia that in turn will hook up with sakhalin island it's braided weather thought to be about one point two trillion cubic meters of gas russia's largest field which is believed to be the world's second biggest natural reserves located west siberia that scored over ten trillion cubic meters now all the site said to be linked up to start delivering gas to china in twenty nine will keep you posted. much closer to home time was up next in fact the couple of minutes saw its international sophie sue so be shouldn't ship it out so hearing from a man tonight it will became a decades long heroin addiction i'm kevin open for

mean it says the nightmare inspired her to help others and she's studying to become a doctor mattress r.t. special. now for more about this i'm joined by andrea got off from open heavens ministry representatives from your group have been coming here since i understand the tragedy started tell us more about the work that your group does here yes i would like to say a few words that. president of that ministry that's led to. he was here a few days after that tragedy happened and he was helping them and he was here and he saw that and we were watching through the internet and our heart was broken since then you know our heart is part of the our heart is here and. and our help is. to help to recover from psychological trauma you know and. those kids who wants. someone kids to have surgeries in the united states and we help them to to do the surgery to stay there and to pay their t. kids back and forth and and so those people who visited the united states they were recovered and we keep in touch with them and we stay very close with them so they're really part of our family and that's why we k

it says the nightmare inspired her to help others and she's studying to become a doctor a mattress r.t. best. you've got a look ahead as they say well we've got more coverage of memorial events to come over the next two days also the only terrorist who survived the press that atrocities now serving life behind bars we speak to him later this hour we hear what he had to say about the slaughter of so many innocents all of this is called a don't don't give. no no. commissions to the. initiatives you. need to. think about in the and there isn't much of the concern in such a stance of. nature in. most neutral. in the ship that it was. next to mine britain's prime minister is sharing his vision of how the u.k. should deal with the threat posed by the bloodthirsty islamic state group that's operating in iraq and syria when a cost of a listen to his speech to appease a bit earlier. it appears that it's all about given british authorities and the police more power david cameron outlined his strategy and defeating this lamech state and he believes to prevent us from going abroad to travel alongs

silent ukraine will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here refinishing r.t. in eastern ukraine. rising casualty count in the crowded military has prompted another protest think you have to buy the mothers of drafted soldiers. hundreds descended on the parliament demanding the sons of fathers their husbands return home they also called for an end to what we see is rampant corruption incompetence of the military to made a point the protesters even brought a guillotine along and threatened sitting deputies inside the parliament to some action one deputy also voice heard this could but it was quickly silence as you're about to see. license to whatever still i thought of me a better me nearly in that i'm not pretty stupid lysis i've got it right you my it was not which even you didn't see. your i see spoiled. me said. could you not about started with the green screen i mean you. know to our top story the breaking news this this video that submerged we think another journalist has been killed a u.s. journalist by the islamic state as what is the mixtape hopes to a

tell again you with r.t. now returning to the breaking news from ukraine kiev has backtracked on its initial announcement of a permanent cease fire now saying that steps towards peace in the east are being discussed well let's now bring in political analyst alexander power which for his view on all lists we're trying to just assess perhaps what might be the motives for the announcements that have been made today from kiev ukraine's army has suffered considerable losses in recent days do you think that could have been a factor. absolutely i think that's a primary factor in whoever is trying to seek peace because i think there are forces in kiev who are interested in peace now now that they've suffered really heavy devastating military losses and setbacks if the whole anti-terrorist operation of the going well we would be talking about this as any sort of an option so you know that contributed to it the other thing i think. of course we have no proof we can only theorize now but there's also a sense that maybe

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