well it's true that r.t. has carried much more painful reports of this incident than any other agency there are unable to find my libyan friends don't confirm what r.t. has been saying but of course fighting is terrible and of course it's got to we must hope that it comes to an end as soon as possible but if you think that it should be brought to an end by british or american or russian forces entering libya i simply don't agree with you i think it would make it worse a year ago we spoke when you were quite optimistic about the prospect of reconciliation between tribes in libya following the toppling of gadhafi but of course we have seen further divisions leading to bloodshed you did say that the libyans should be held responsible and let them deal with their own problems now but it seems that the libyan leadership at the moment is losing a battle to keep its country secure now. no i don't agree with that i think that the election as i say that was handled a few months ago was it was an extraordinary achievement

r.t. now spain has reacted to the downgrade saying it was unexpected but was it actually unexpected given all the negative data that's been coming from the country recently oh of course it wasn't under spectra doe it is quite you don't nuke in a way because if you come to think of it it's a standard and poor's downgraded just punished sobering last year because our deficit was too high now it's downgrading it's because we're reducing know their forsee too quick too quickly of course causing more recession which is something that we have been saying all along but you can see here consistency of how the markets and i understand the standard and poor's there sir in this case is a spokesman for the markets how the markets understand economy. now it looks like the spanish government is sort of being boxed into a corner by this downgrade and also the pressure coming from the e.u. to accept the bailout package how independent is there in its decisions. will. the rating agencies as you know have a mix reputed to put it to mike later they made lots of mistakes in the start of this crisis they have

r.t. has been looking at it from a different perspective including that all the occupy movement the campaign has become the most expensive in the country's history with major corporations pouring billions into both cans and some people activists believe it's wall street which will ultimately win regardless of who's elected independent journalist jamieson believes that this will keep the movement growing even when the elections all of the presidential election united states really sucks all of the oxygen out of the room there is essentially no political work that can be done during an election i would say that the many different organizing projects that different you know organizers and instrumental motivators in occupy have taken on in this period where without you know. actually argue quite well for the future of the movement that there's a moment of political maturation happening among occupiers and i think that. you know occupy wall she was really useful in that it introduced everybody to e

has been underway in madrid. among the crowds in the spanish capital for r.t. . drew has been witnessing very loud and very mass protests during the day with thousands marching the streets thousands gathering here where the central square in madrid people have been saying that they have grown fed up with the country's lisey's in a stereo every fourth spenny artifact is now out of jobs the unemployment rate is about twenty five percent and over with the spanish government promising more cuts in budget coming next year definitely the people are getting more and more angry as certainly they get more and more hungry and there are certainly very worrying calls for madrid because some protests which have been taking place in its wealthiest region in spain's wealthiest region got the lumia some people there have been demanding independence from madrid and. this protest particular protest in barcelona in catalonia comes only a day after the e.u. was awarded the nobel peace prize for containing peace and unity throughout the continent and definitely these events in catalon

r.t. has been closely following the fate of join us before and after. dorian amber see the timeline of events for more on this case can be found on our website songes exclusive interview show all eleven episodes are available online. now the european leaders have agreed on a deal that would bring centralized banking supervision to the continent the controlling body will be gradually phased in over the course of two years regulating some six thousand banks budgetary union and aides to banks bypassing sovereign control were also on the cards at the summit the talks were marred by continuing protests in southern europe tens of thousands of greeks the senate on athens as a nationwide strike got underway clashing with police in madrid parents teachers and students marched in condemnation panic government cuts to education capping three days of industrial action journalist tom gill the sum of decision as a direct threat to the democratic foundations of you are. as a big time. principles that of course is part and parcel of the whole process of european integr

indeed that's correct there's just been twitter and you tube channels and the mainstream media r.t. has been quite good but there's very little news it is not particularly. sympathetic it's the west for some reason the world has wanted gadhafi overthrown too many vested interests have wished to see the downfall of any of his supporters and this may well just be a continuing revenge this tension around but i believe that the lies and the challenges in bringing peace to the greater libya how much power do you think you touch they just never. really have an idea assess their role in the country's security they have very little power it's mostly militias there are as i say they're still being supplied with weapons by ship from from nato turkey has been named there is no unified control or authority and i think this is also by intention the whole intention of the western intervention was to have a failed state like we see in somalia this was the intentionally wanted to continue they will spread it throughout africa and this is a modus operandi for the nato forces and their masters is to keep

army and the lawless militias have been shelling the town accusing those inside of kidnappings when r.t. has spoken to one man whose family is currently in bani walid he asked us to shield his identity while he explained what's happening there you might find some of the video we're about to show you up setting. i have of course from my family in they told me that the situation there right there is really horrible there. are horrible . everywhere in the city the civilians building fallen down even the house with. a lot of medicine right now the house the hospital keep in people outside for hours with all three we there is no food. but only because of the militias that it's around the clothes and the roles that the food and the fuel. from the three sides they used the house that. they. actually found even the gas mask is the reports of the hospitals really clearly that the civilians. and hundreds of gathered in the libyan capital to protest against the bani walid bombings they've reportedly broken into the area around the country's parliament venting their fury over the attacks that have left

libyan army and the loyalist militia have been shelling the town accusing those inside of kidnappings r.t. has spoken to one man whose families are currently in bani walid and he asked us to shield his identity while he explain what's happening there because he tells us he's scared reason you might find some of the video we're about to show you just. i have of course from my family in there told me that the situation there right there is really hard it. is hard of all. kind of. everywhere in the city the civilians building our fallen down even the hospital we don't have a lot of medicine right now the house the hospital keep in the world of people outside from the hospital three weeks there is no food can go inside but only because of the militias that it's around but already the clause in the rolls that it's the food and if there are women been away from the three sides they used the house would be very good guys and i actually found even a gas mask recording of the hospital very clearly that the civilians there. and hundreds of gathered in the libyan capital to protest against the bani walid

with the two ta in the polls and voters having a tough time telling them apart r.t. has in-depth coverage. crosses energy job growth yes has now it's one of the biggest deals of the decade now consisting of two pilots worth around sixty billion dollars on its plane and in the business both said in about twenty minutes time during the. thank you for joining our to this monday it is five o'clock here in moscow and i'm karen tara libyan pro-government militias are continuing to pound the besieged town of bani walid and as the standoff over the gadhafi stronghold intensifies fierce clashes on the outskirts of the town have left twenty people dead and many more injured hundreds of terrified families have fled their homes and there are reports claiming that chemical gas is being used. as the details it seems like we find out something more and more sure will detail every coming hour or so we know right now that there is a treat and while lead in it's easy and they all just you're being. under this pressure from the pro-government forces a stretch is getting only worse so we ha

but the two timing in the polls and voters having a tough time telling them apart r.t. has in-depth coverage. and fresh unrest reported in beirut with five people injured after a weekend of violent clashes sparked by the assassination of a senior lebanese intelligence official. crosses the roof yes although it's one of the biggest deals of the decade now consisting of two poles and well over sixty billion dollars on the couple of the details about twenty minutes time if this one it's only going to. come to r.t. this monday the seven o'clock here in moscow and i'm karen taraji libyan pro-government militias are continuing to pound the besieged town of bani walid towns the standoff over the gadhafi stronghold intensifies there are claims that chemical gas is being used amid fierce clashes in the outskirts of the town that have killed over twenty people and left many more wounded hundreds of terrified families have left their homes and has more details it seems like we find out something more and more terrible details every coming hour or so we know right now that there is the

to our top stories the family of a journalist who was assisting russian news outlets in syria has told r.t. that she has been kidnapped near the city of holmes the area is the scene of intense fighting between government forces and the opposition our correspondent in the region eighteen a glue guy is following the story. the husband. question of a has come to our saying that she was abducted on hard courts to i was working in syria she has been there for almost a year and now she has been to all major hotspots in this country torn by the civil war as well as russian diplomats in syria are working on establishing what exactly has happened to car and where for whereabouts could be we have also been contacted by one of her cold this is how she described the situation where you know the time had going to home to freshen journalist. since then. and having been need to retrain. events tomorrow channel that she was captured by a group of people not far from syria remains a highly unstable ground for work for journalists. well known are going is a sure reporters without borders have come out with

r.t. international and first this hour a nuclear power plant in new jersey has been put on alert tonight as waters around that facility swell as a result of superstorm sandy the plant's about one hundred kilometers south of new york it was shut down for refueling last week but radioactive material still at the site and it could prove potentially dangerous nuclear expert arnold gundersen told me the authorities he thinks should take more precautions. the water level was somewhere around two meters perhaps a little higher because the gauge that the government uses to measure it actually broke in the storm surge and because pump is critical to cool the water when it's in the nuclear reactor but in america well we move the fuel into the spent fuel pool we have no way of cooling it off of diesels and we need power to run the large pumps the real problem is that the box at the fuel is in can get very very humid because as this water begins to get hot steam goes up and the equipment in that box safety related equipment is really not designed for high unity so it's important that the fuel pool cool

board looking at those fighter jets just outside their window what are they have been saying to r.t. . it has indeed been a very angry dispute today russia's say is that turkey's actions and danger to the safety of passengers turkey in its turn has said that it warned to the plane not to enter turkish airspace a warning that was. ignored witnesses inside the plane wants to turd landed at anchor a spoke of seeing the turkish security forces enter the plane come corfu the crew and begin their search one flight engineer that our team managed to talk to spoke of how in his view the turkish security services acted with excessive force. with origins told us they wanted to take all the boxes out we said that that was not a problem we just needed to see a warrant they said no first we will unload the boxes i insisted that we needed this year weren't they left and came back in an hour with ten armed soldiers they pointed their guns at the hands of those put us on the ground then they drove us back to the plane into vehicles. the to the plane was kept on the ground for eight hours before being released

r.t. . sudan has promised to retaliate ssion over an airstrike at a weapons factory in the capital khartoum which should blames on israel and the jewish state neither confirm nor deny it carrying out the attack instead accusing sudan of playing a key role in an iranian backed arms shipping network political analyst excuse me a doctor who thinks the aggressor in this case is rather obvious. this is not the first attack again a sudanese territory. it has happened before since the war ended on gaza at the beginning of two thousand and nine then have been a number of attacks against sudanese territory and it is logically to say that israel is the country that is responsible for such attacks again is sudan my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the previous american administration and the previous israeli government but it's an understanding to fight terrorism right on its sources israel is the country that is interested in fighting against other countries who are allegedly supplying hamas with weapons and supporting hamas politically and apple a day seems to be the best remed

r.t. dot com has first hand accounts from survivors and hears from victims' relatives so always.the u.k. is doubling its drone fleet in afghanistan to ten multibillion dollar unmanned unarmed aircraft that's even though london says it's preparing to leave the war so head of the twenty forty nato withdrawal deadline middle east expert tariq ali says drone warfare is a hypocritical crime. i think it's an emergency measure. they want to have the capability to blast people they don't like whenever they want to without loosing the lives of their own soldiers oh this is always been very a priority they can always find money for weapons for war was buffy insist on austerity measures reducing salaries so for workers and the less well off and guiding down so should be expended trip innocent lives are lost women and children die and they create more havoc then perforce will the result is really very come to productive and they build up a trade in these regions you know on the one hand you have western countries saying terrorism is a threat and on the other hand they launch grown terror on

r.t. beirut. russia has called on the u.n. security council to urge the libyan authorities to resolve the bunny wanted conflict peacefully the proposal who was blocked by the u.s. which took part in the bombing campaign last year under the guise of protecting civilians from then leader moammar gadhafi. reports from new york. while the united nations has focused much attention this week on the ongoing conflicts in syria and mali russia's efforts to address the death and destruction taking place in libya was blocked by the united states washington refused to support a security council press statement drafted by russia calling for the resolution of violence in bani walid which has been under siege for weeks the u.s. delegation cited a further need for consultations but meanwhile the russian ambassador to the u.n. churkin says that it's quite strange the u.s. would have a press statement condemning the use of force in dealing with libya's political problems just one month after i deadly attack in benghazi claimed the lives of four

r.t. america has been suspended due to this storm we viewers there will get the main international version of the channel now let's find out more about the effects of hurricane sandy on the business world marina no u.s. markets today that's exactly right and that's because trading has been suspended as a safety precaution of course and we're talking about the likes of nasdaq as well as the new york stock exchange or just to give you some more information about that we're not that this will affect the working pattern of some a sixty million people in and around new york and this is for the first time since the september eleventh terrorist attacks that trading has been canceled workers sandbags in manhattan to try and limit the damages that are expected and it's not just traders that are staying clear with just days now before the presidential elections but iraq obama and mitt romney have been forced to cancel costly campaign events in the city and this has had a major effect on the worldwide mark. because i normally expect to see what happens on wall street overnight to see how to react if

r.t. london. and the iran has now come between the us presidential candidates. iran should not obtain a nuclear weapon iran may not have a nuclear weapon israel continues to push washington to back action against iran and obama and romney aren't all that far apart on the issue in their pre-vote count . are now ten minutes past the hour moscow time one in four people are now officially out of work in spain as unemployment in the debt ridden country reaches yet another record now the grim news comes as madrid transport workers go on strike right into a sixth day of protests in the capital against austerity cuts that's another epicenter of the e.u. crisis greece looks likely to miss its promise deficit deadline the forecast from the international monetary fund's debt inspectors comes a year after e.u. leaders applauded what they called a key deal to save athens maria for an austere investigates. measures approved by european union leaders these day igo were designed to tackle the debt crisis that german chancellor angela merkel described as europe's worst economic

syria where the west has actively sought to foment rebellion and force regime change a reality far from the minds of those who once championed the arab spring and what it could bring. r.t. . meanwhile syria's neighbor turkey which is one of president assad strongest critics has been cracking down on kurdish protesters thousands of them in a so-called de resistance across the country places southeast use water cannons and tear gas to disperse crowds marching towards a kurdish prison inmates there but on a six week hunger strike demanding the jail conditions for the kurdish rebel leader . mir stumble but to his prime minister says what about what he called prisoner blackmail. to nato soldiers have been shot dead by police uniform in afghanistan's helmand province both victims are believed to be british nationals this is the latest in a spate of so-called green on blue attacks they've already claimed the lives of fifty six nato soldiers this year and among the trust between local and coalition forces. ukraine's ruling party has been given a bruising at the parliamentary elections leaving with just thirty one percent of the votes the opposition parties coming second and th

r.t. beirut. and russia has raised the issue at the united nations urging members to take peaceful steps to stop the bloody assault on the people of bani walid at the motion however it was shot down by the u.s. which ultimately spearheaded the humanitarian war against libya's leader moammar gadhafi last year more now from new york with r.t. is more important. while the united nations has focused much attention this week on the ongoing conflicts in syria and mali russia's efforts to address the death and destruction taking place in libya was blocked by the united states washington refused to support a security council press statement drafted by russia calling for the resolution of violence in bani walid which has been under siege for weeks the u.s. delegation cited a further need for consultations but meanwhile the russian ambassador to the u.n. for tali churkin says that it's quite strange the u.s. would block a press statement condemning the use of force in dealing with libya's political problems just one month

r.t. certainly glad to have you with us because get right your top stories it has been described as a wake up call for the world against austerity global noise and protests are planned for more than thirty countries throughout the week with one of the major rallies having already taken place in madrid he is among the crowds in the spanish capital for our team. madrid has been witnessing very loud and very mass protests during the day with thousands marching the streets thousands gathering here at a central square in madrid a people have been saying that they have grown fed up with the country's government's policies in the steroids every fourth spenny are in fact is now out of jobs the unemployment rate is about twenty five percent and over with the spanish government promising more cuts in budget coming next year definitely that people are getting more and more angry as certainly they get more and more hungry and there are certainly very boring calls for madrid because some protests which have been taking place in its wealthiest region in spain's wealthiest regions got the lumia some peop

r.t. dot com. has been a submarine commander for twenty years in august nine hundred sixty two he was in charge of one of four submarines left soviet territorial waters for the first time ever they were carrying nuclear arms torpedoes rorik knew nothing about the submarines destination until it reached neutral waters. but we didn't know what was in this on the lobe when we opened it after leaving cola bay if we saw the route inside even though i remember the coordinates are two hundred twenty degrees from young mine to cuba now during his eighty two years old he was one of the youngest commanders at the time like all the other commanders he had been told to use every weapon available in the event of a confrontation with the enemy he. had been authorized to use either nuclear torpedoes or conventional ones. one nuclear torpedo and twenty conventional torpedoes is nothing to sneeze at you know. that would amount to three torpedo salvos. meanwhile the cuban missile crisis was rapidly sliding into his dark

r.t. . while the e.u. has won a million euros in nobel prize money it still needs another three and a half billion to stay afloat more on the face of the european financial system and other stories around fifty. dozens have been injured and egypt's tahrir square tonight in scuffles between supporters of president morsy and those disillusioned with his leadership what's been labeled accountability friday has become the most violent protest the country's seen since he came to power just over one hundred days ago journalist bell true in cairo explains what's happening in the capital. what happened was there were two protest organized today one by the liberal forces who are complaining against these last one hundred days this plan that he said he would be able to to achieve significant changes to key social issues i mean egypt also going to the constituent assembly we're currently drafting egypt's national charter which is being dropped in quite an islamist way so we had the liberals who were here to protest again

r.t. dot com has the details. hundreds of pakistanis joined by foreign peace activist are marching through the country in protest against u.s. drone strikes a convoy led by cricket legend and opposition from man. is having to south waziristan region plagued by insurgency and most frequently targeted by american missiles this despite warnings from pakistan's taliban militants that protesters could be targeted by suicide bombers political activist believes the rally has the full support of the people. in the lords the grand jury that region has welcomed in india the only systems that is being provided by the government which does not want to open this to exposure because for the past five years you've been hiding the fact that zones have been a region on the on the public front the act you deny it but on privately behind the doors with the u.s. government they actually accept the fact just a simple attack most of the energy and unfortunately for the past five years our government has actually bought into the america

r.t. dot com has all the details. also a hundred chicago crime suspects come forward to describe how they were tortured into confessions by police and that it was racially motivated. plus the count waltz icon gets his claws into the french president describing francois land as an r.t. dot com tells you why. the cia wants to expand its fleet of drones and try to tap the white house to green light the move earlier this week it would let the pentagon potentially increase its lethal operations abroad including regular strikes on pakistan a cia's request came shortly after a new troubling statistic submerged on attacks that officially target militants pakistan's interior minister said that more than two thousand people killed by american or almost eighty percent were civilians. from pakistan's first political lobbying group says washington has only creating more miller tents with its tactics . this is a major blow to the u.s. so diplomacy and position in parks done in this is the first time did a u. senior official actuall

r.t. sarah firth has been following the case she's got the latest. where is the place to be decision day for that group of julian assange supporters they pose a one hundred forty thousand pounds as a surety when he was back in december two thousand and ten but the judge said that it would be another couple of days before a decision was reached as to whether or not they get that money back now of course is an incredibly complex case in fact there were two groups that put up money back when julian assange and his extradition case was going on one group provided the up from bail money and previously we discovered that they lost that money that was the two hundred thousand pounds as it has been gone this new green nine people they put up the money at the time as a sort of guarantee. and would comply with the conditions that the court has set now this is all surrounding of course his needs and to claim asylum and of course is just a completely exceptional case and this is the point that the court heard today was that you know it was completely unpredicted

r.t. dot com has the details. trying to first century socialism or putting in the oil of the pale of the colony on liberal rails the dilemma for voters in today's presidential election in venezuela the current leader and his young democrat rival are now command in opinion polls as losing confidence reports the vote is not only crucial for the nation but the entire continent. well the stakes could not be higher as venezuelans take to the polls to determine who will leave their country for the next six years at one end as president incumbent president hugo chavez was represented a radical change for venezuela and the region as a whole under his so-called twenty first century socialism policy is what this is meant as a nationalization of certain industries as well as the use of venezuela's revenues from oil exports to really focus attention on some of the poorest segments of the population here at the same time venezuela is plagued with a high crime rate one of the highest in the world as well as corruption and these

r.t. . david cameron has drawn attention to the economic calendar security advantages that come with scotland being a part of the united kingdom but a scottish show your m.p. alan smith believes london is in fact doing more harm than good. scotland pays in more to the u.k. than we get by and we pay more into the e.u. than we get back but it's not just about the money but i'm absolutely absolutely one hundred percent certain scotland will be rich or independent will be able to spend money on the priorities of the people of scotland will be able to get rid of nuclear weapons so there's a saving right there will be able to stop sending m.p.'s to westminster i'll save a fair bit of money as well we can actually put the money of scotland to work for the people of scotland domestically within the u.k. there's the london government and the scottish government and the people of scotland who is every day that passes are increasingly looking at the scottish government saying yeah you know you guys are actually representing as you could do with more powers which is where the u.k. government ditching the

r.t. dot com has more details. u.s. authorities are accusing employees of an electronics company some of who are russian of secretly working for moscow the firms headed by a businessman born in the u.s.s.r. and it's a legit a legally funneled fifteen million dollars worth of cutting edge technologies for the russian military moscow's dismissing that it's a spying scandal calling the case purely criminal artist tom barton reports. the russian government considers this just a standard criminal case involving business malpractise and doesn't go as far as espionage the company involved on the russian side apex system sais that it only deals in electronic components for civilian use alexander fishing co the executive of the company in the us our electronics and ten others have been charged with illegal exporting of electronic components bush and co himself has also been charged with operating in the us has an on registered agent of the russian government illegal exporting according to the indictment began in two thousand and

r.t. dot com has all those details for you.plus a golden mystery russian cargo ship vanishes at sea while carrying a seven hundred tons of precious all other vessels and aircraft are searching the waters so far no signs of the wreckage crew. vote counting is underway after ukraine's parliamentary election with over half the ballots counted the ruling party leads but opposition parties have more votes in total that could pose a bit of a problem for president victoria coverage of the balance of power could actually lie with a former boxing champion turned politician and ultimately where he decides to put his party's weight reporting from kiev. the future of ukraine's parliament still looks pretty much uncertain as it stands the ruling party along with the communists are winning this election with the majority of the votes but the exit poll results which came out late on sunday suggested that the opposition parties may be gaining some kind of advantage in the future parliament and in that case things would be looking very grim for

r.t. . well it has been called one of the least productive congress says in american history the four one hundred twelfth congress has decimal approval ratings hovering around ten percent and while the american people remain frustrated over the so-called do nothing congress interestingly enough congress did do something before taking a break until the election the house managed to pass the stop the war on coal act christine has more. well i'm afraid what we're seeing is some members of congress pitted against the health of the american people this bill that they just passed which was one of dozens of bills that the house has passed since last year to. demolish environmental protections would weaken safeguards against air pollution at the cost of potentially thousands of lives it would block federal protections against dangerous water pollution from coal mining operations it would prevent the federal government from requiring states to meet clean water standards it would block limits on dangerous carbon pollution and on and on and on we can protect public health and have jobs in this country but t

r.t. new york. sudan has threatened to retaliate over an alleged deadly israeli air strike on the factory in khartoum iran has denounced the attack saying it could escalate tensions in the region tel aviv has refused to comment on reports that four of its fighter jets carried out an air raid on a planned providing rockets to gaza political analyst dr mohamad says it's clear who's to blame. this is not the first attack again a sudanese territory of it has happened before since the war ended on gaza at the beginning of two thousand and nine there have been a number of attacks against sudanese territory and it is to say that israel is the country that is responsible for such attacks again is. my understanding also is that after the war again is gaza the previous american administration and the previous israeli government that each an understanding to fight terrorism right on its sources israel is the country that is interested in fighting against other countries who are allegedly supplying how must with weapons

r.t. in a landslide has claimed the lives of of the eighteen children in southwest china they were trapped inside a school which was buried under a mud and rocks the disaster also blocked the river below flooding the area and hampering rescue efforts more than eighty people in the same region have died following earthquakes and landslides last month alone. israeli police have killed a u.s. national after a shootout in a hotel in the red sea resort of a lot the man had reportedly grabbed the gun from a security guard opened fire and killed one person then barricaded himself inside the hotel's kitchen and started shooting at anti terror police who in turn returned fire unconfirmed reports suggest he was a former employee at the hotel. now the effects of the afghan war continue to ripple far beyond its own border in india entire farming communities have been devastated by the influx of cheap afghan heroin and anger over the issue is being directed at the us which refuses to go after the drug lords for fear of driving them into the arms of the insurgency. reports. almost two thousand kilometer

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the family of a journalist who's been helping russian news outlets in syria has told r.t. that she's been kidnapped near the city of homes there is a scene of intense fighting between government forces and the opposition a correspondent in the region or an english is following the story tonight. the husband. question of a has contacted r t and saying that she was abducted on hard courts knew i was working in syria she has been there for almost a year and now she has been to all the major hotspots in this country torn by the civil war her reports have largely been known for being very critical of the rebels her colleagues as well as the russian consulates russian diplomats in syria are working on establishing a what exactly had happened to the car and where whereabouts would be now of course the. journalists. well known are going to zation reporters without borders have come out with an open letter to read to the free syrian army they have said and i'm quoting that while the organization has been drawing attention to the regime's tight grip on the news and information in sy

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