mahmoud rafat there joining us from paris and mr. abyomikua joining us from detroit michigan and viewers that brings us to the end of the segment of your press tv spotlight program. thank you for tuning in. and goodbye for now, vamos hacer. se pueden retirar, ya no tienen nada que hacer acá por favor, refugiados. صحبت کردن در مورد آقای پروفسور عبد الاهدهد یک کار افتخارآمیزیست بسیار پیگیر بود در دوره دانشجویی فوق العاده باهوشند و ایده های بسیار خوبی دارن اگر چیزی رو نمی دونه میگه سریح که نمی دونم خیلی سریح میگه نمی دونم باید یاد بگیرن تا زمانی که موضوعی را به نتیجه نرسند رها نمی کنن ما اینجا چیزی به نام نشدن نمیشه نیست این فعلا اینجا هیچ کاربردی نداره قدرت اعتماد به نفس بالا دارن و معتقدن که باید در کشورشون و برای کشورشون کار بکنن من از دوران دانشجویی که دانشجوی دوره دکترای بودم توی رشته مهندسی الکترونیک گرایشال الکترونیک مشغول شدم به صورت جدی وارد حوزه. پزشکی باشم و هم در حوزه بایولوژی سلولی هم در حوزه پاتولوژی و هم در حوزه کلاً کنسر. خب این ارتباطات گسترده با مراکز پزشکی درنیتز دکترا باعث شد که یه دید خیلی خوبی پیدا کردن به حوزه پزش

france is the topic of this episode of your spotlight, joining us now for our program, is mahmoud rafat, international relations expert joining us from paris, and mr. abikua, researcher and political analyst, joining us from detroit, michigan. gentlemen, welcome to the program, to our spotlight here to the both of you. i'm going to start with the abimi ezi, um, we've seen minorities in france sir screaming racism and a systemic uh violence by police uh for you for years, mostly muslim citizens or those of african descent. your initial thoughts on how pervasive you think the problem is and what authorities feel in france to address it? it is pervasive. and uh, according to statistics that have been released over the last several months, dozens of people have been killed uh by the french police over the last several years. last year there were over 20 people who were killed, there were others who were wounded as well, and i don't think uh the residents of france uh would be up in arms about this if it was not a serious problem. we saw uh just two months ago uh mass rebellion demonstration

rafate, what information do you have.for how the occupiers maneuver their military to hide them from ukrainian strikes? well, here you are we also have information regarding nakhimiv school, about cadets, i think that the logic here is that all, military units or institutions that are directly connected with the russian occupation forces, they... are military objects and any - at what point can they become attractive to the armed forces of ukraine, they can be attacked, and therefore it is quite obvious that the command of this nakhimov military school made such a decision, but what about all the military that are, well, that are currently concentrated in the crimea, their you can't just put them in other places, and therefore let them be further in tension, because every week the number and accuracy of strikes increases, but about the number of soldiers, you and i, if i'm not mistaken, we talked about it more than once, also earlier, even before the full-scale invasion, that in fact the russians there were purposefully t

and if the government does not address, it's going to deteriorate even further. thank you sir, mr. rafat, welcome to the program sir, your initial thoughts on how demonstrators we know they're taking particular aim at this particular law that to effect in 2017 the 4:351 of the internal security code, which extends the possibility for forces, law and order to shoot in the end of a simple suspect's refusal to comply. your initial thoughts on this law, the protesters are going. after and the fact that it's it's a targeting mostly black french citizens and those of arab descent. yeah, well in order to understand the french police functioning, we need to go back to the the history to the french revolution. the french revolution, which is shaping the face of actual france, was launched severally and with police and security mentality, and from her and according to that, even setes of france were constructed in order to liquidy or to make easier for police to be liquid in the cities and to surround manifestations when you see majority of cities and let's take example paris is main round about w