all right, former c i a analyst raymond, mcgovern, thanks a lot for that. very interesting insight into gorbachev's you're most welcome now to iraq, or at least 30 people have reportedly been killed and over 700 wounded in clashes between protesters and the authorities in the green zone of baghdad. the protests or a storm government offices on monday in support of leading opposition, shia cleric moved out, solder, renounced his final retirement from politics amid a power struggle in the country. earlier on tuesday, the cleric urged his supporters to leave the streets within an hour with military protesters starting to disperse shortly after. here is local journalist most and not bill with the latest, from baghdad. after a mass, so the pleasure which last food for 16 hours. now, with this account, after the speech of the off saw the withdrawal, the processors from the green zone stopping the fire display for us sand, witness heavy flashes, heavy fire lots. now the security forces cleaning the area. i'm for doing all the fuels backed up all the flight the sec

i officer raymond mcgovern. is it normal for britain to spy on russia's black fleet like this? or is this just a one off? i assume it's normal. so there are british u. s. arrangements which share this particular reconnaissance aircraft, which also does electronic warfare activities. and i don't really know how uncommon it is for such an aircraft to violate russian airspace. i but i would think that this, this is nothing more than a, a penetration, and i just to tests russian air defenses, or just to make a, make a little probe to see what that, what russia would do. right? so the u. k. has claimed the plane never left the international airspace, but surely such a move given the time, given its ongoing support for ukraine, can be seen as incredibly provocative of the gesture. well, it can be viewed as provocative or to tempt depends on how often this happens. but one cannot rule out gresh gross stupidity on the part of pilots. nor can one rule out a pilot who is a kind of a cowboy and wants to touch his own metal by violating russian aerospace at this. this little question that

i officer raymond mcgovern explains what he believes the plane was hoping to see in the russian territories. this is nothing more than a, a penetration. and i just to test russian air defenses, or just to make a, make a little probe to see what that what russia would do. british are really just a vassal at the united states. they do with united states, tells them to do their pretty much isolated from the rest of the world, even from europe these days. so to, to interpret a british infringement on russian aerospace as anything more than the same thing from the, these things are, are just really have used in these roles to, to provoke air defense radars. to explore what's going on. oh, and in kenya, all eyes are in a much contested election for how to stay. as the declared winner is the east african nations current deputy president william rudo was just slightly above 50 percent of the vote. the result sparked riots among the political opposition. ah . according to the official count, ruder received 50.5 percent of the vote, nearly defeating former prime minister raleigh o dingum. but moments