r.t. sarah ferguson has the details from tbilisi. ansi government paid this continuing that the station's cooling the burden is back if you really insist that down you can be the president. listening to talk this is being held by. the democrats in the united ga. the people's assembly now we saw at the beginning of the page that's maybe we can with thousands of devastated turning out some people calling it the silver revolution those an older generation of people he felt that they were really struggling it was in the right and labor tensions and the opposition parties. they call it on the other classic authoritarian system we saw come together and now look they said you said they were planning when they said big day of rage but they vowed out president saakashvili that now what we see with the demonstrations this undercurrents of disorganization is when the opposition parties certainly expected to turn out and it's not knowing yet whether the parties i am going to come together what we do know is the protesters have certainly stings t

r.t. sarah ferguson now explains moscow's concerns for most case calling. legal assurances from washington that is european missile defense shield won't target o.p.'s threats to russia's strategic nuclear forces now this comes after yesterday's announcement how there are many is going to have a u.s. short range missile interceptor system on one of its bases does the first as such deployment in europe it is actually remain is actually plan b. for the u.s. there were previous plans to host a similar long range missile instead to encode it and now these plans are scraps by the above the administration in two thousand and nine after russia opposed in saying that it could be a breach of the neatly a balance now since then both sides have maintained dialogue and have managed to sign a treaty on the reduction of strategic nuclear arms but most gay has said to the reserves the right to get to from that agreement is the us press ahead with its missile defense system in eastern europe in a way which russia plays it is now russia has always been strongly for a joint a

r.t. sarah ferguson was covering events in tbilisi. the opposition have taken to the streets again this time that main focus is an announced things like a fairly protesting against the violence the disease when states cracked as he said at the time the deployment of the place didn't come as a surprise to any of us here with that problem they need the main part in an area we needed them case he sometimes intervention it was the scale of the police operation that is really you talk about the scale of the police operation in one of your earlier reports you said that there was there were many more police than there were protesters out city that has got this in numbers was he i mean there were protests in the thousands and many of them were peaceful and also it was dubbed the silver at least in this isn't always each other right. faces in the fighting against and they came to my safety place and when the police operation turned up and they were in a. very very quick question now whether the operation was justified whether it's just. that am

and comes together again on sunday well earlier my colleague talk to sarah ferguson has been covering the events in tbilisi from r.t. . the opposition have taken to the streets again this time that namesake is an all out staying successfully protesting against the violence that was used a wednesday's crack as we said at the time that the killing of the place didn't come as a surprise to any of us here that i would leave the main column an area we knew that there was going to be some form of intervention it was the scale of the police operation is really about the scale of the police operation in one of your earlier reports you said that there was there were many more police than there were protesters out so you need to describe this in numbers as he i mean there were processes in the thousands and many of them were peaceful and also it was tough because the revolution. there's an older generation of demonstrators here fighting against pensions the rise of the place and when the police operation turned up and there they were in the thousands later. everyone's question now was the operation was justified whether it's

r.t. well the cia and many top ranking american politicians insist that with belts to show they would have got a lot of this talk about this with sarah ferguson is from the ad she wore group the international action center joining us now from our studios in new york thanks very much indeed for joining us here on r.t. how would do you think the u.s. has discovered without using some sort of coercion to get the information. or president obama in announcing the death of bin laden said that today this shows that. we are reminded as a nation that there's nothing we can't do and that is a problem there's no country we can't bomb no people that we can't kidnap or torture secret rendition no country that can't be destroyed around the world that attitude that attitude is the biggest problem and it's been used both to justify the continuation of the wars and now to even justify the use of continuing to order them and the torture and the lawlessness themselves this is a crime this is the absolute crime is there and it leaves of course to a far greater forms of resistance and anger about to talk about a bit later about how it could provoke more problems