r.t. international live from moscow i'm rosana lockwood thank you for joining us. five children from southern russia who were stranded in iraq have been reunited with their families it's believed the youngsters were taken to iraq by their parents who joined eisel filmed them in a baghdad orphanage where they were taken after the liberation of mosul we've also been helping to find the children's relatives in russia. her. as i should like to do you got bit more who was you. know jim.

r.t. international live from moscow i'm rosanna lockwood thank you for joining us. five children from southern russia who were stranded in iraq have been reunited with their families it's believed the angst is were taken to iraq by their parents who joined eisel filmed them in a baghdad orphanage where they were taken after the liberation of mosul we've also been helping to find the children's relatives in russia. target. shooting guard admiral who was the. question but it wasn't more than anybody unless it were. the work. that the buddies well. you know. if it. were generated in order to do that to. you know get it out of my face so my. loneliness was such that was sad not to be. fussy. ati's ruslana in my i have traveled to the russian republic of dagestan to speak exclusively with some of the returning children. tears of joy and relief were very evident at the plane carrying five children from rockland in grozny but for the families waiting with stories and balloons there was also the question how to help these children read some to some the morality they witness

r.t. international live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the suicide bomber has targeted a nato military convoy in the afghan city of kandahar the nato led mission in afghanistan has confirmed the attack in a statement the document says it resulted in casualties a car full of explosives was driven into the convoy outside kandahar airport which is home to a major military base for international troops no information has been released so far as to the nationality of the troops attacked or the number of casualties. well in a recent report the u.s. government's afghanistan watched on the warns that the security situation in the country is deteriorating with armed clashes between afghan forces and taliban militants it also points out a recent rise in high profile attacks committed by the insurgents the document cites figures released by the united states secretary general in june this year all the same watchdog has urged the pentagon to declassify reports detailing allegations of child sexual abuse by afghan forces. the report was concerned the

r.t. international live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. donald trump has accused congress of bringing u.s. russia relations to an all time low in the tweets the us president said it's thanks to the people on capitol hill who forced him to sign the anti russia sanctions bill he said he had to abide by the decision of the lawmakers after their landslide vote last week gave him no other choice. or one way congress can now check trump's deal making potential is by stopping him from lifting russia restrictions the new law requires the president to obtain congressional approval for any such move well earlier i discussed the growing political crisis in washington with the trenka. i guess no president would like to be. shoes right now times really are getting tough as they can get for the president you know being america's top man in charge but at the same tommy think of it not being able to exercise his power and even worse being cornered into making the decisions he doesn't want to make just to keep order and as we've been hearing from the white

r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge. understand with some breaking news three members of an a tourist street gang have been killed in a shootout with police in a moscow region courthouse the three were trying to avoid trial for ambushing robbing and killing drivers on moscow's streets for more on this let's cross live now to ramon who's at the city. tell us more about what's happened. the courthouse. gunshots were heard. inside. the courtroom going up the elevator on the third floor when they viciously attacked the guards grabbed their weapons and began. now. apparently. in the shoot out by the suspects managed to pry open the door and get. one of the police managed to. kill three. others but. one member of the national guard were. injured. heard. many. moments. when they viciously murdered. in the region. very few. people back. in full swing. vigilante raids. catch. report. killings happen in places like this i'm surrounded by forest trees and the traffic is fairly quiet here at night the criminals spread spike along ye

r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow thank you for watching. the u.s. state department has blamed russia for a new low in relations with moscow this follows the latest sign sions bill that president donald trump signed on wednesday. are you saying that russia is to blame for the low in relations right now. russia's been involved in a lot of activities a lot of activities that are very concerning i know to many of you and to many americans whether it is alexion related activities or their activities in ukraine they've also harassed u.s. diplomats there i mean there are a whole host of things the president trying though. seems to have a different view on the issue he took to twitter to say that the recent low in u.s. russia relations was the fault of the u.s. congress he also cool to the bill it clearly unconstitutional legislation that imposes new sanctions on russia received overwhelming support it. well that means that even if the president had vetoed the bill it's highly likely he would have been overruled by the law and make his new law also gives co

r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow thank you for joining us. but first reports are coming in of a shooting in a moscow court witnesses say around twenty shots were fired and some members of staff have been injured five gunmen were reportedly neutralized the court's press office says the building has been evacuated but has provided no further details and this is a developing story and we'll bring you more information once we have it. now washington has impose new sanctions against venezuela's president nicolas maduro that soft he claimed victory in a controversial referendum for a new constituent assembly. as a result of today's sanctions all assets of the door subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. but again i do know it's a big imperialists i do know somebody for a notice of government you know that today you know every imperial orders i'm free independent president with the imperialist i'm against american imperialism. well the sanctions target me do as assets as well as those of top ven

r.t. international broadcasting live from the global news from moscow partridge. the u.s. state department has blamed russia for a new low in its relations with moscow that's after president donald trump assigned his approval to the latest sunshines bell on wednesday so you are you saying that russia is to blame for the low in relations right now look russia has been involved in a lot of activities a lot of activities that are very concerning i know to many of you and to many americans whether it is election related activities or their activities in ukraine they've also harassed u.s. diplomats there i mean there are a whole host of things well trying though seems to have a different view on the issue he says on twitter the blame for the souring relations life's only out the doors of the u.s. congress he also called the russia signed actions bill which received overwhelming support in both houses kaley on constitutional. well such overwhelming facking meant even if the president had vetoed the bill lawmakers would likely have to overrule to a new door also gives congress th

r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. donald trump has signed a new set of sanctions bills targeting russia however the american president branded the restrictions as float and indicated that he was reluctant to approve them while my favorite tough measures to punish and deter aggressive and the stimulating behavior by iran north korea and russia this legislation significantly . it's has to pass the legislation the congress included a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions. a number of provisions to displace the president's exclusive constitutional authority and those comments live a lot of questions in their way the president states that even though he sees the legislation as unconstitutional he signed off on it as president trump swore an oath to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states but he seems to be openly doing the opposite upon approving the sanction this bill of course is it is a terrible bill. benefits the people of no contrary not the united states not germany or italy not russ

r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and the king air and good to have you with us and we start with breaking news this hour the iraqi army says it has retaken the city of tal afar one of the few remaining islamic state strongholds in the country the u.s. box offensive began last week but drew concerns over the fate of civilians both trapped in the city and displaced by the operation well our correspondent. is in tal afar for us he joins us now live on the phone thanks for speaking to as a search short notice what's the latest from that you can tell us. well city of tal afar so apparently. the men may still be a few. holdouts in the city itself of huge are holding out high the basement so preparing you know suicide attacks as they usually do but the city itself was being largely pyramid declaring victory for the city it is important to make the distinction between the province of tal afar which doesn't yet see them because it itself may you have budgeted ten days for the opera he said you don't see people that it was overly optimistic that they would make it

r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital on the karen good to have you with us. the u.n. is raising the alarm they have reports that as strikes by the u.s. led coalition have killed dozens of civilians in the syrian city of raka. yesterday unconfirmed reports indicate that over thirty people were reportedly killed in the us keeney neighborhood while eight internally displaced people from the same family were killed in a separate attack in another part of the city in recent days and weeks scores of civilians have reportedly been killed or injured in iraq judah airstrikes and shelling when you first hear some of these reports it's easy to believe that they exaggerations take a recent one by the u.s. led coalition is accused of bombing a house packed with civilians killing dozens and dozens of innocents even more bodies buried under the rubble and then multiple sources begin repeating the same reports footage begins to a much videos pictures that supports these reports and these claims one thing to do more travel to the off hospital and you know a witness and survi

r.t. international coming to you live from moscow and we start with some breaking news president donald trump has signed a new sanctions bill against russia ensuring that it becomes law they were approved in a landslide voted by the house of representatives on the twenty fifth of july by the senate two days later the moves are in response to alleged u.s. election meddling by moscow the sanctions will affect numerous sectors of the russian economy including energy and finance i would have more news on that as it comes. well meanwhile the u.s. has carried out another successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile in the pacific it's the second in less than a week comes amid rising tensions with north korea but it's well the secretary of state says washington wants dialogue there are signs a military option could be in the offing. we do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the thirty eighth parallel we're trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy we're not your threat every military expert says there is no good military option they're wrong. to destroy nor

r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow i think you are and good to have you with us this hour. with the u.s. backed coalition forces advancing against islamic state in the iraqi city of tal afar thousands of civilians are being displaced they say they're forced to flee from both the coalition bombs and the threat posed by the terrorists. we ran from the shelling from the culmination we're left the people from islamic state along. with. our children a sick we're stranded here without aid there is no fresh water anymore for some of the aid workers have been here but very few of them this is my son he is suffering and we have no electricity. telephone is the latest objective in the u.s. backed war on islamic state it comes after the recapture of mosul following a nine month campaign that left much of the city in ruins however the operation to liberate how a fall which has been under control for three years has the little to ease the suffering of civilians there are girls to have explains. or what's left of it and now as dr west of you is tied up thought the new ground zero i

r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital with the global news i'm kate partridge. well the u.s. department of justice is just about to hold a briefing on the battle against leaks of classified information that's after the trumpet ministration was hit by yet another scandal over an also rise disclosure well our correspondent jacqueline very good now joins me live from washington with well no there jacki well the u.s. now seems quite determined to plug the leaks after such a high profile disclosure doesn't it. yes any minute now attorney general just sessions and other top administration officials are expected to begin briefing the public on their battle against these illegal leaks coming from the white house now that it's expected that they will outline details of their investigation to root out those who are leaking this classified material this show force comes after the washington post published what is likely the most dangerous leak to have happened up to this point the transcripts of trump's phone calls with two foreign leaders from back in january of this year

r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital on the carin good to have you with us this hour the russian speaking children left stranded at an orphanage in the iraqi capital have returned home it's believed their parents fled to the country taking the youngsters with them to join islamic state. now he's going to live with me and my children i want him to understand that he's still a child there from now on everything will be calm and peaceful of course he's going to visit these grandma but now right now for now i won't let him go anywhere i want him to forget everything. and well now the five returns children are now safe they have some heartbreaking stories of their time in war torn iraq i got the details from correspondent don of the worst is over for these five children i mean when we launched a campaign when we filmed those forty eight children all of course in iraq in shelters we could only hope that some of their family left back here in russia would recognize them and i mean this has been truly an emotional roller coaster of a story for anybody involved there

r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital i'm kate partridge. the white house is facing claims that it's in melbourne to trump's new communications director was all was the latest to fall on his sword after only ten days in the job the constant hiring and firing by the president has prompted speculation of chaos in the cabinets but there might be another reason behind the changes jacqueline berger explains. the never ending drama coming out of the white house has recently been bolstered by a number of shake ups in the west wing staff and each time another employee bites the dust the media cries that chaos and disaster are reigning in the white house the turmoil inside the white house is real and on full display a torrent of profanity obscenity and humiliation this is a recognition that six months into this presidency it is a fail of the failed presidency we've been seeing trump repeatedly attack members of his own staff often on social media causing headlines to erupt questioning the president's fantasy these insane tweets some of donald trump's

r.t. international coming to you live from moscow with the news headlines and kate. the u.s. led coalition has confirmed to r.t. that its forces exchanged fire with turkish backed rebels near the syrian city of man beach artie's jacqueline virga explains how events unfolded. has found itself between a rock and a hard place in syria namely between kurdish and turkish forces both of whom are supposed to be american allies but consider one another and to me it seems tensions are on the rise with a coalition spokesperson revealing that u.s. backed forces exchanged fire with pro turkish rebels not once but several times in recent weeks when patrolling areas held by the forces turkey supports. patrols that have been conducting patrols in the area to keep tensions down received multiple times over the course of the last two weeks now the u.s. has told turkey to pass on to the rebels they support that firing on u.s. led coalition forces is quote not acceptable adding that patrols will continue and warning that coalition forces are always prepared and ready to defend themselves if need

r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow i'm neki erin. a former fighter from the u.s. vetted syrian rebel group has claims that his commanders told american supplied arms to islamic state is just one of the many striking claims he's made in an interview with our colleagues that russia has received a twenty four channel of who interviewed him after he fled from a u.s. military base r.t. is that red line in my of earlier talking more. there is no local support as the us is not interested in anything except its own interests such as the ripken refugee camp which also has those fighters relatives and out some civilians conditions that are really bad children have no place to study and there is no medical care americans only support people who are in their interest i can tell you that they behave like occupiers cannot independently verify this circumstances under which the interview was taken was recorded but the now former us played it fighter who apparently fled the area along with a few dozen other rebels describes in detail how the base was operating the american and th

friday worldwide headlines live here on r.t. international from the news team here a very warm welcome to you. has received cold e-mails from people who think they've recognized some children film. crew in iraq these russian speaking children had reportedly been taken to the country by their parents who had joined i sill and one woman called. contacted us from dagestan. thinks the boy in the video is her nephew ali she contacted us and sent us this photo. but our guys d.f. has traveled to dagestan where she lives. well a number of families have contacted out saying they've recognized their relatives among the children that we filmed in that all footage among them is one woman who says she's the young i lead boy that was also filmed in the orphanage she said to us a picture and while it isn't definitive proof the resemblance is certainly there in the striking the un says that leaves parents his mother and his father packed up one day and told all their relatives that they were moving to more scope for work they took the children and the next t

know it is just an aid to the morning here in moscow this chews day welcome an hour of live news from r.t. international h.q. . the legal battle over a massacre in iraq a decade ago is heading back to the u.s. courts judges friday overturned a lengthy sentences for murder against three operatives from the. private u.s. security contracts are formerly known as blackwater force now faces a retrial for guards opened fire at the time with machine guns and grenade launchers in baghdad square fourteen unarmed civilians were killed and seventeen others were injured the guards argued that they were under fire from insurgents but no witnesses support that claim the carnage at the time drew widespread condemnation and raise serious questions about the military's accountability in iraq. i know when you're going to perth where are. they were dead bodies everywhere and it's the. only t.v. from inside among the dead bodies lying on the street that's. seven years old. blackwater as it was then has been on the u.s. government payroll earning about three billion dollars over the years it secured a contract bonanza that

there come to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour it's been revealed that around two hundred seventy jihadists have recently returned to france after fighting in iraq and syria some have been arrested and the courts are currently plowing through the cases of others the numbers being revealed by the french interior minister who also highlighted that the terror threat remains extremely high in the temp to rein in extremism in france had opened its first the radicalization center nearly a year ago but the facility has already hit the buffers to charlotte to penske now reports. it was billed as francis spoke with just modest this was the country's first radicalization center when it opened last year . was here. this is rehab for extremists once inside psychologists say it will provide therapy and counselors will teach students about this isn't ship. i am. i overheard. that if no small thing this center should be located somewhere much less populated there is a school just eight hundred meters away but mission of s

hello welcome come to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international. following bloody clashes a right-wing rally in charlottesville against the legacy of the american civil war in a city southern monuments all over the u.s. and under threat on monday protesters destroyed one in north carolina i i i demonstrators here gathered outside a courthouse to topple the confederate statue there some are saying climbing its while others pulled it to the ground using a rope crowds were heard charity we are the revolution and call for an end to fascism in the usa elsewhere the mayor of lexington kentucky says he will push to move to confederate statues. to the outskirts of the city the mayor of baltimore revealed similar plans too but added she would like to keep the exact date secret to prevent any unrest and then on monday construction workers removed a monument of a civil war soldier in florida after two years of lawmakers pushing for its relocation we've sounded out several experts on why the monuments mean so much to some people. figures that. you know in ligh

well i welcome come to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international now this channel is campaigning to help find the relatives of all food russian speaking children who've been left stranded in iran it is understood they were taken there by their radicalized parents who joined islamic state where we have been appealing for anybody who might recognize the youngsters shown in our reports to get in touch and it is likely to be that we may have found some of the families among the responses we've had however and the iraqi orphanages self there are still new arrivals in the monk them is little mary. says. she's in a fragile state and often cries and she says that she's in a lot of pain for many injuries. now describes the ordeal she's going through. the phone call to that very same shelter the voice on the other end says another girl has just been brought in from mosul. but it could be too early to talk for her any question and the girl may break down. in this psychological state she's struggling to answer a question as simple as what's your name got to be

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hello there coming to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international now our top story this hour the white house has announced a crackdown on intelligence and government leaks which have left the trump administration in turmoil the culprits are being warned to stop and i will face legal consequences leaks our intranet are very damaging to our intelligence mission and capabilities simply put these leaks hurt our country if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you we will investigate you. we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law you will not be happy with the result. the attorney general says the justice department has been pursuing about three times more leaks than jury in the final years of the obama administration and is not only government employees who could face prosecution the media could also be forced to reveal its sources critics though have slammed bath as an attack on free speech but there are phase two that some leaks could be putting national security at risk jacqueline vigor reports. i think we have to

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hello welcome come to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international now our top story this hour amid growing tensions between north korea and the u.s. president trump has emphasized the strength of america's nuclear arsenal he said that his actions had renovated and modernize u.s. weapons adding that america will never be overtaken as the world superpower earlier president gave a strong warning to north korea's leader and then threatened to strike the u.s. pacific territory of kuat. what. make it even worse wrench to the united states. they will be met with fire fury. like the world has never seen before trying to make the rather explosive statement while the washington post actually published an article claiming that their reporters have read this latest u.s. defense report which says that north korea has managed to build these small nuclear warheads a small enough to fit inside missiles so rather alarming information but this washington post article well they did not present any sort of evidence to prove how they managed to get their hands on this o

hello there coming to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international's good to have the company now the top story this hour the legal battle over a massacre in iraq a decade ago was returned to the u.s. courts judges have ordered the recent unsing of three operatives from the private u.s. your security contractor formerly known as blackwater indicating that the sentences were too harsh a fourth faces a complete retrial when the full gods opened fire with machine guns and grenade launchers in baghdad or square fourteen unarmed civilians were killed and seventeen others were injured the guards argued they were under fire from insurgents although they witnesses support that claim the carnage drew widespread condemnation and also raise serious questions about the military's accountability in iraq. i no wonder the pair. were dead bodies everywhere are. going to be with you people and so are among the dead bodies of those who are. seven years old. during the period the firm was known as blackwater and it turned billions of dollars from the u.s. government and

live from moscow i'm resigning or could with your latest news here on r.t. international the un security council has unanimously approved new sanctions against north korea they will target and restrict north korean exports to other u.n. member states in key industries such as metals and food with the aim to dent the country's economy by around one billion dollars per year north korean nationals will also see travel limitations put in place and foreign investment blocked the resolution drafted by the us was in response to north korea's intensified missile tests. or russia's un representative has said the sanctions were needed to make north korea stop its program he stressed however that the sanctions should be the starting point for future dialogue with north korea. if you do not see the russian federation has agreed to the resolution on north korea we understand the need to stop the nuclear program which is unacceptable for us which the newly implemented measures against north korea cannot be an end in themselves but rather an instrument to get the country into constructi

live from moscow i'm resigning loquitur with your latest news here on r.t. international the u.n. security council has unanimously approved new sanctions against north korea they will target and restrict north korean exports to all the un member states in key industries such as metals and food with the aim to dent the country's economy by around one billion dollars per year north korean nationals will also see travel limitations put in place and foreign investment blocked the resolution drafted by the us was in response to north korea's intensified missile tests well russia's un representative has said that sanctions were needed to make north korea stop its program he stressed however that the sanctions should be the starting point for a future dialogue with north korea. we do not see the russian federation has agreed to the resolution.

coming live from moscow twenty four hours a day this is r.t. international my names you know neal hello and welcome our top story police in finland have confirmed they are treating friday's stubbing which left two people dead and tara four people have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the attack among them is the teenager believed to have carried out the stopping he's an eighteen year old moroccan and was previously known to the authorities we spoke to a journalist in the city of where the assault happened. but finished polish just had a press conference very interesting details had been revealed about this terrorist attack here into a coup or lease considers the possibility that the american eighteen american asylum seeker had to be purposefully targeting the main duvel indeed men actually got to indeed because they jumped in to protect the we mean close to death police also said that they are looking into the group of six maroko and possibly asylum seekers all of them the perpetrator who committed these stubby yesterday killed two people and wou

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you now across live to international relations expert meyssan to discuss this further hi there sir thank you for joining us here on r.t. international so tram has just warned us when you believe are locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely every statement seems to raise the threat level do you think washington is gearing up for military action or is this just a president bluffing. i think it's there's obviously a very high chance that this is a rhetorical battle in the sense that the u.s. would like to avoid need some kind of actual military action that includes even a surgical strike but i don't think you can completely rule out a very kind of limited pinpoint use of. the latest kind of technology there are various reasons for that although i think that will be considered as a last resort and i think you have to bear in mind that the u.s. is able to bluff in this game in one sense because they know that north korea's military options are highly limited so that does give them in one sense an advantage in this kind of strategic rhetorical game the many in the u.s. and around the world calling on trying to dees

r.t. new york. the new york times is facing growing criticism after internal e-mails revealed employees are allegedly encouraging government officials to leak information. has details those of us who live in america and even many who live abroad are bombarded with headlines such as these on a daily basis with buzzwords like leaked and highly classified information revealed with all the sensitive information making its way into our lives you might imagine reporters getting calls late at night or having crime just i meetings with a nervous but brave soul bursting to expose the wrongs they've witnessed within the government a true hollywood hero the story of the two young reporters they stumbled into leads and piece by piece they saw the greatest detective story in american history well you might be disappointed to know that the truth might not be so cinematic or innocent for that matter recently published email conversation reveals exactly how it's done at least by some apparently you don't have to wait for someone to leak the information to you just ask nicely i've heard a lot of second hand rumors but in order to report these incidents need to have first hand eyewitness accounts i'm lo

international community and this to r.t. moscow. stay tuned for our interview at five thirty pm eastern with author and director of nuclear studies institute at american university peter cosmic live from nagasaki japan. today marks the third year anniversary of michael brown's death brown was an unarmed black teen who was shot and killed three years ago in the streets of ferguson many people were outraged by the events that transpired forcing many it's a question the role of law enforcement and the justice system ashley banks will bring us more at five pm. as the opioid epidemic drastically stores across the u.s. deaths are among users aren't the only thing increasing around towns are two of the toughest we went to massachusetts where needles from drug users are turning up in places you'd least expect. many refer to the u.s. as opioid epidemic as a modern plague and according to the c.d.c. the number of heroin related deaths has nearly quadrupled and as a byproduct of that health crisis there is another one in the making use needles are turning up all across the country and all those who don't even use drugs or at risk for disease. in the scene of serenity and natural beauty. it'

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live and thrive in perpetual war. from mosul iraq. this is r.t. international authorities in brussels are concerned a new migrant camp is starting to form similar to the infamous gold in the french quarter which was cleared last year their fears were sparked by the hundreds of refugees sleeping near one of the city's train stations has artie's. the remnants of a makeshift migrant camp a in down town brussels it's being described as sums potentially the next jungle a reference that that notoriously squalid camp in neighboring france that was dismantled a year ago and one medical charity working here they said that just a few weeks ago there were many handful of people and now as you can see from the evidence around us many more people have been using this as a base most people are traveling here from countries like sudan and eritrea but even. people you know. because people who stay here. is not played some migrants only agreed to speak to us if we didn't shoot their whole face may be. bright future. but it was my fault. to hear. more difficult things in the pas

r.t. international. the battle to force islamic state from wall to iraq has devastated civilian lives particularly those of children is continuing its campaign to find the relatives of children abandoned by their parents fighting for i saw more of these children from mosul were recently brought to a baghdad orphanage. and you come on here. and you. will be especially the. good. new will change. the girl's name is had her foot was badly burned the boys called mohammed he has a knee injury both of the children still under a lot of stress and refuse to talk with the kids who are with them say they're from chechnya if you think you might recognize either them please get in contact with this on children at r t t v dot com artie's correspondent brad has the if takes a look now at the problems children face in war torn iraq. these children have seen more bloodshed and agony than most adults will in a lifetime nearly ninety percent of children have lost a member of a family either they were kidnapped or killed and when they were escaping from the fight many of them have lost family members they were shot at fro