russia. russia's current foreign policy sometimes. from teenage childish complex's we often take offense right now we aren't happy with the g q stone so we're due to workers from russia back to egypt is done but if and when the president says this is merely coincidence no one believes him this is immature behavior. you do have a point there however we have already mentioned that populist policies so real well in the run up to now election a lot of people in russia are actually welcoming what they see is the kremlin finally standing up for russian citizens who have been unlawfully convicted the way we see it it's a form of pressure on to take a stand well you know so little they would release the russian pilots. but look if we take the little ink ok's for example they have employed a somewhat different approach in dealing with that standoff one of the foreign minister and its diplomats handle the case because it is much easier for russia to put pressure on to do to stand on london and indeed we have to resort to such. childish and ridi

coming in to russia. and some of the examples out there include china has a witness and increase and of the inflows of nearly twenty twenty five percent during the first stages of w t o accession and i think a similar effect we may expect in russia with one condition however that things will be will stabilize because currently one of the factors that will only makes things difficult and try and trims of this positive a third of the eye is the global financial situation and this is really the one factor that makes it a bit more questionable initially when you know that brings up here i want to talk about the crisis later on the program but the. intrinsic lowers the risk to invest in this country and this is something that investors will probably be give russia still another look still another look even though we have all this tsunami. in the world economy i have to prove yourselves very difficult to judge exactly how that will have an impact until the. terrible financial storm that sort of circulation the

russia's black sea coast should close up on our key. easiest leaching discoveries buzy. communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free. nature can give you an aussie. peace soon which brightened if you move the song from phones to try to shoot these . stunts on t.v. dot com. the world's longest subsidy pipeline is set to start pumping russian gas to warm up western europe without relying on transit countries president be out of his in germany ready to flick the switch to receive supplies later on tuesday and. it is a race so for the rescue funds in greece with the prime minister and of the leader of the opposition scrambling to form a government with enough power to resolve the crisis the euro zone's given them fifteen weeks to sort out making the necessary cuts. and as it is real threatens a strike on iran on the top of recent ground invasions of lebanon and gaza its young people are increasingly turning their backs on the army and have told r.t. their country is now too severe for them to enter service. mourners in fifteen minutes time next though it's a s

we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector the stream is viewed as a priority project both by russia and the oil because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy. which was and from all appears from problem meant. that the energy minister stream pipelines have already been laid what top of the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we haven't yet i don't know that we currently have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic metres could be the question of whether a third or even feel like climate living or that should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom in the order and holland's got sunni. in germany and the s.f. winter certainly like the investors decide to build a third and fourth pipeline through a privately finals might we're not talking about things like there's a m b then it could b

head of the united russia executive committee. and if there were a view of censorship has international audience seen i'd like to ask you if you make any adjustments to russia's foreign policy when they interview your rivals the leaders of other political parties we all said that it has to change me. the digic priority is mutually beneficial partnership no matter how trivial this may sound to some. we have common interests and should be guided exclusively by vast there is no doubts we may have been vicious projects in plain of asian. and social reforms. we're open for that. i think that's through such joint projects. our diplomacy and our relations will develop successfully. but what about change is there anything that needs to be changed. no major changes necessary we're always open and predictable. leaders regularly present our position openly and clearly. goals and objectives. so i think it is important for us to seek practical application of this big time diplomacy. there were a bit of we all know that as soon as mr putin anno

we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector and the stream is viewed as a priority project both by russia and the e.u. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy minister which wasn't for more patient but i meant one form that if you minister to north korean pipelines have already been laid what's the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we had to get it have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic metres will be the question of whether a third or even fourth pipeline will be living that should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom on the one side and holland's got sunni france's g.d.'s who is germany's on and vs if we're just along the other investors decided to build a third and fourth pipeline through a privately financed mine we're not talking about state financing and any coul

track also i see in russia euro bonds especially while russia. the world trade organization this may be. true russian assets and also with the recent past. we can also expect some positive great song russia. transformed from. a category. into russian. he. commission in geneva fully clears the way for finally the world trade organization with all remaining hope. to get an official invite next month after almost two decades of try. pushing the country to the brink of financial collapse. it's all despite the country's prime minister silvio berlusconi promising to resign as soon as parliament approves the austerity measures demanded by the e.u. . with rising tuition fees.

now it's the out of a long journey for russia. is set to clear all the remaining hurdles from moscow's long awaited membership to the world trade organization argues laura smith has more from geneva. this could be the end of an eighteen year process the last big hurdle to russia joining the world trade organization has been successfully negotiated on wednesday russia accepted a trade deal with georgia the agreement signed here in geneva allows the monitoring of all cross border trade between the two countries including the russian south ossetia and abkhazia by a private company with that the last of georgia's objections to russia joining the w t o has been dealt with barring any last minute deal realm and swiss analysts say are always possible but unlikely the packets of documents on russia's next session could be approved by a working group on thursday or friday with membership formalized in december russia's accession will be the biggest step towards liberalizing trade around the world since china joined the w t o around ten yea

russia parts here it is the main opposition party the oldest party in russia l.of course it is very influential in the country indeed. right its influence is huge i say that to speak so well of us are you going to vote for us in the elections you see i'm still undecided on what exactly i'm going to do on december the fourth the question is why are people not coming out into the streets in russia where the communist party is so strong it never happens even when prices are raised or the economy breaks down that. it happens in all other countries but not in russia. why is that happening is it because of the russian mentality or because you're not doing your job properly. first of all russia has a very special history of social protests no other country in the world has suffered so many difficulties problems and so much grief related to public protest the russians remember that and they would rather change the situation by voting than with cons and seriously in that when the subway fare doubles russians can live with it because the civil war would be much worse anywa

it happens in all other countries but not in russia.why is that happening is it because of the russian mentality or because you're not doing your job properly. first of all russia has a very special history of social protests no other country in the world has suffered so many difficulties problems and so much grief related protest the russians remember that and they would rather change the situation by voting than with cones in the wrong seriously in that when the subway fare doubles russians can live with it because the civil war would get much worse anyway. it's not just that in many ways it is a question of traditional. but there is also another tradition i once said that if people do come out into the street in full force they will not stop until they have dealt with the people who robbed our country oh the value of the savings the shut down seventy five thousand factories who abuses their children who are responsible for all pervasive corruption who ignore the keys of the children women and old men anyone raping our country today s

what are these new forms of society state or economy that russia and you speaking in russia they have a ready to offer the world that it would not you know we have a few crucial strategic points in our program that nobody else has these common knowledge that to do the whole world needs new forms and new models of state and society in addition to the economic crisis and what we see today is a political and a social crisis has built a highly unusual state in russia where modernization can't help but this means we have to build a new state and a new society. a new board cool system and you can all mix social and legal systems we have a lot of work to do to win it seemed proof of our political system our economic system our social system our legal system needs much adjustments to our entire society should come together and work out the new model that we are over if we can work out a good model would shared with other countries because it is a challenge of the twenty first century the current economic political and global models raise a lot of questions but in ripples. when looking at your

organization has been successfully negotiated on wednesday russia accepted a trade deal with georgia the agreement signed here in geneva allows the monitoring of all cross borders trade between the two countries including the russian backed south ossetia and abkhazia by a private company with that the last of george's objections to russia joining the w c o has been dealt with barring any last minute deal realm and swiss analysts say are always possible but unlikely the package of documents on russia's accession could be approved by a working group on thursday or friday with membership formalized in december russia's accession will be the biggest step towards liberalizing trade around the world since china joined the w t o around ten years ago the world bank says w c o entry could boost the size of russia's economy by more than three percent in the medium term and eleven percent in the long term. laura smith reporting there while sound businesses are celebrating the assassin others are preparing for a tough period of transition or does it have two hundred more and while it will change

filed a claim of the stock on observation tribunal against russia's gazprom russia currently supplies around seventy percent of poland's cares needs in the autumn the country agreed to increase annual purchases but wanted a ten percent discount for extra liveries for its part gazprom is resisting all claims from european customers who want to renegotiate existing a long term contracts to get cheaper gas. and a stake in almost two decades of talks but now russia has its foot in the door of the world trade organization the country is in the final round of in formal negotiations smoothing out the remaining issues a decision on russia's membership is expected by the end of the week peter western as a person bank writes on says that e.t.a. accession would make russian companies more competitive i think the major point to be to be made when it comes to the sort of increased competition from our players is that i have a feeling there's a lot of improvement cost cutting efficiency to be done in russian companies to actually cope with this so if you want to be really hard on this i mean that i

russia sound the alarm over the u.s. missile shield in europe and present medvedev warns moscow will deploy rockets at its borders if washington's plan continues without guaranteeing russia's security. french credit rating downgrades of shaky europe as the e.u. battles to control soaring interest rates on its runaway debt all fending market fear is that a collapse may be eminent. two pm in moscow i match reza bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t one of egypt's main presidential contenders says he's ready to drop his candidacy and lead a unity government instead mohamed el baradei is announcement comes after he met political groups which see a coalition cabinet as the only way forward but as artie's policy reports from cairo the worry is that it could cause even more confrontation within egypt. the situation doesn't maintain now we've had an announcement by some sixteen is just a little truth to say that they have there is such a story of what they are calling a civil salvation gove

even if you see that russia should go with europe do you think the asian part of russia whatever is beyond the urals like say beery in the far east will people veer and vote for you and do they want to go with europe of course they do. voters who live in the far east you know i was there just recently they once there are entire country. including the far east. to take the european way to scare. china closer to them it's just one hour away from that area first of all china has an authoritarian regime or china is a totally different civilization and culture. there is no way not china can be a model for russia. all right china on the contrary as a potential threat for us and not a partner by the way in order to prevent significant threats on the part of aggressive regimes in the east exists not just china it's very important for us to stand developing close cooperation with the e.u. and the us. yes. such a powerful alliance of three centers of power that we will be able to face any threats from the east or from the south so you must be happy then that russia is joining the w t o. the w.t. alw

not they went to russia was badly out as you said welcome to the very front to be put into russia because you know russia's backyard is the far east across from the gately is it's the western border political analyst thank you for coming on the program. well to stay with us here at r.t. for more breaking news coverage of russia's latest response to the u.s. missile defense shield in europe. these are now eleven minutes past the hour here in moscow are thousands of egyptians are refusing to leave syria of square saying they're not satisfied with concessions being offered by the military council and the army has said a presidential election will be held by next summer but people want the military leaders to go right now violent clashes with police continuing cairo that's where are these all asleep now reports from. well the classes are continuing here into the script for the moment they limited to the periphery they're happening in the streets that meet him and counted stuff here the official word from the army is that it has no intention to occupy here that it's many trying to protect the

russia and be. contributions have many excellent and outstanding projects so from both in the energy sector and in other areas as well and we will manage through overcome all the problems we have a bright future and i would like to thank to congratulate everybody once again. with christmas would fit you with many. ladies and gentlemen please welcome uncle america's chancellor of the federal republic of germany. with. me to you mr president and prime minister fiona minister present. to your commission are going to ettinger. minister for sending anything. to. chancellor schroeder so close to representatives from the energy companies and their guests of those events it is a great honor for us today to be here and look me in the sparrows stayed off and become book western pomerania and and germany. and it is a great honor for us to you. rate a project off such as to touch a dimension a project at this an example for the corporation between russia and the european union and in the fields for also that is

we are trying to bring russia closer to europe integrate europe and russia into a common energy space and there for this space will be successful that we can think about creating. economic space free trade zone as the first guest began to flow through. the next few months. really the still to renew between the e.u. woodrow show or just a little point dream. in germany. wired to r.t. dot com for more stories an eye catching videos and here's a taste of what's online right now the daily bloodshed in the kashmir conflict ruled by india by claim by neighboring pakistan is leaving the women as the silent . male dominated society. russia's black sea coast is attracting thousands of thrill seekers to ride the waves with surfing becoming increasingly popular in the country from or had to r.t. dot com. for you an atomic watchdog has released satellite images and letters this week that it says backs up its reports suggesting iran is secretly developing nuclear weapons and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has called on tehran to answer the questions the report poses claiming it has a long

russia forward and.arrange certain things according to russia's interests and the key for russia is really europe and united states is one aspect the other aspect of china russia has to compete with china if you look at the united states it regards its main opponent its main competitor in the next ten years to be china so therefore both russia and america will be looking to china and be interesting to see if they find common policies which drive forward a world in which china plays a more important role but also russia and america play a very important role all right thank you very much martin mccauley expert on russia from university of london thanks for your time. thank you. it's been another tough week for the european union with italy's borrowing costs reaching record highs well above the levels that triggered meltdown and other even nations the shock news pushed the euro to a seven week low rating agencies also downgraded hungary portugal and belgium a number of italian banks also dealt a ratings hi

since she noted russia and now sits. on the political stage towing to power with a mandate was the biggest see that's a message that seems somewhat outdated now among voters and the general consensus we've been hearing that more change will be needed in the future regardless of whose leave the country. for a political battle to fisticuffs of a very different kind now canadian hockey players have proved they could be just as tough off the ice as you're about to see but if you drunken russians at a wedding reception we're looking for trouble exactly what they found when they came up against a group of when they were in town for some pre-season training with cage outside which hours but despite having numbers of the side seams the russians learned the very hard way that they were messing around with the wrong guys when they're talking wouldn't defuse the trouble the canadians made light work of florida. you were left nursing more than a hangover the next day but they wish they never went. not only bruising administered in r

russia and the. contrariness will have many excellent and outstanding projects only from both in the energy sector and in other areas as well and we will manage to overcome all the problems we have a bright future and i would like to thank the people broke of the everybody once again thanks christine it's good to have many. ladies and gentlemen please welcome uncle americal chancellor of the federal republic of germany. thank. you dear mr president if you have been prime minister fees on mr president what sort of. commission are going to ettinger. minister for selling anything. you can always. hear representatives from the energy companies and they are guests of those events it is a great honor for us today to be here and look me in the sparrow's state off mic and book western pomerania and. it is a great honor for us to you in uk your rate of project off such as to touch it i mention a particular case an example for the corporation between russia and the european union and in a field. that is still

of russian and canadian construction and russia because the population of. russia doesn't. have this housing like. the first house because. it looks like that you. make that. because it's certainly spent. the problem. is the same problem mentioned before. a problem of maturity well we have a pretty nice dutch in here you see. this is like love like no other luxury that. talking about their actions the age dear fearful is far as i know how do you competitions how the best house for the twenty first century world many companies take part in maybe this service will take part in this competition. what from your point of view is the ideal hands for the twenty first and what kind of house she will in your competition idea house the this is this picture a low rise with. all their will all four of energy. very ecological. and with a good view and. with the opportunity to reach the job. within the. very very good thing. because i know in moscow some people some people drive more than an hour to get to work here more money going into something you wouldn't want to do you. could drive

his first political breakthrough came in one nine hundred ninety one and he came in third at russia's first presidential election. he's eccentric behavior or temper and sharp tongue have made him one of the most conspicuous personalities on russia's political arena as well as a media darling of the nineteen ninety three do my election were the biggest success for the liberal democratic party which gives it twenty three percent of the vote more than any of its rivals although afterwards it could never come close to as good a result the party's populist rhetoric and it carries more of its leader have so far guaranteed its seats in russia's state duma. hello mr sharon also think you for being with us to begin with guarding your campaign agenda are you happy with russia's current foreign policy do you still consider the united states to be russia's mean potential adversary of the older. foreign policies and foreign affairs in general are all parties strongest point i am writing a book right now titled the coming orient in the west where i lay out i'll take on all major foreign policy issu

to walk in russia and to walk in construction area to russia especially in area of affordable housing. has nixon and we expect certain steps to attract direct investment from from different kind of investor first of all from the u.s. when you see affordable housing you mean in russia in terms of cost today today housing in russia i think it's one of the one of the most and spencer in the world so you wanted to make you wanted to be affordable by today's standards or by what by world. and mean i mean russian standards this. was created by this special special decree or ministry or were regional development. it describes describes square metal. and materials etc oh a little bit of a square meters but should affordable housing to you from your point of view become much more cheap in russia than it is today for different segments of horrible housing means affordable housing for the our main goal our. we aimed segment of of middle class. economic a to the population and. it's. important they haven't seen well calling to signs in the streets of moscow haven't seen. many foreign companies bu

it with moscow well russia has labeled its policy of established facts as well how russia calls this list and the climate there isn't to provoke growing tension between the two countries which is the feeling i don't sing so one of the intentions of our visit here at the parliamentary assembly of nato and of our very senor body of our assembly is to exchange views and to get a better understanding of each other and so one very important point is missile defense miscoded while this is a problem and terry and and we have the impression that they understand very well what to be intense based on the lisbon summit especially our friends from russia we are invited to get engaged in this system i think we all agree gets threats missile threats are increasing and that we should do everything to cooperate in building up a system against. dangerous missile threats and so i think it was a good invitation. for the russians to get in gauged in the system and that means that we should cooperate and the first thing what i want to make very clear is that this is a very defensive not aggressive system

russia on the other hand has to sell gas to keep its budget in world war three so there's a. coded and getting a culture is a good thing for jay how to be happy to see european companies invest into russia and european markets open up the washing company that is a good free market economy does is good for the market truck what do you think of the recently you raids on gazprom and its partners in europe they think about just the or p i gasped i think europeans need gas to feel last as many years it's a dog with a political uncertainty in north africa but also good to have a stable partner that you can rely on for russia is one of the you know better than anyone else for insulation of it written recently switched from export to your old partner europe needs a gas supply to maintain a stable mix of energy sources and it's climatic conditions but more for him to get it's norway's going to survive but also russia's give us and therefore i think opening the market up on companies would be writing of what's actually been named so if we do some e.u. officials oppose russia whatever i

and this is saying much the largest want in russia south producing harvested russia is a school for months ahead and workers who conspire. but the head of the company has a rather different health move to that of the w t o cheerleaders with. gas will be in demand even without entering the. well agricultural tumble middle of. a group called chu will be among the hardest hit sectors but experts say the domestic automotive industry will be the one to undergo most upheaval. the troubled mortgage giant up the vase was rescued from the brink of death in the economic crisis of two thousand and eight by prime minister putin with more than one billion dollars in loans cash and guarantees. that the government's favored child but not all car makers in russia are cherished this used to be a thriving. open the 1930's most successful years what the fifty's and sixty's when hundreds of thousands of my screech chorus flooded the soviet and foreign markets after the collapse of the soviet union my screech was in desperate need of money but the government could not afford to loss making copper juices and mu

russia. we've got the future covered. hello again or welcome to the interview show on our i'll do you know of and today my guest in the studio is. russia's biggest cities are going through a construction thousands of brand new buildings right over here and the real estate market keeps growing even so it is not enough and the russian government wants to double the development in the next five years is it possible that the state will be just a pretty election. what's the big picture for real estate we're putting these points to the director general of the russian housing development foundation alexander government. official say about thirty million square meters of residential space are brought to the market every year real estate prices have grown five times during the last decade and demand is still extremely high many people however can't afford a plant and continue to live in soviet style shared apartments or dormitories meanwhile the construction mostly on the bigger cities while other par

and russia. in everyone's interest if we continue nuclear disarmament and i think the european union and the european members of nato have a responsibility to press the united states to actually try and come to some accommodation with. it with russia only smarter the two things would either be cannot employ or provide information to moscow and enable them to be assured that if you want a change in the balance of forces was comparatively small what indeed i mean president yet over the past year or more has been has been approaching nato and saying if you're going to do european missile defense shield then let's make a joint missile defense shield not to be done unilaterally moments ago you said that our having such a shield would enable the u.s. to make a preemptive strike on iran i think most analysts would say the u.s. would leave that up to israel to make a strike on iran but let's talk about people being caught in the middle i mean what is what it's about is actually if there is a preemptive s

election in russia you. are you going to participate in the election and the second question is the chinese company in iraq a combination. of the over ten years about the gas and natural gas and oil shipping to china by the without to your constant this is an agreement that will not be effective and now we are interested you know when i going to sign this agreement thank you. but when. about lyrically she says for my will to do i had a feeling. follow basically told everything about our plans and i told you i thought if i required to repeal they're going to jest with our willfulness related elections are well run we are in the middle of an election campaign and my you people when you have a parliament election campaign and the organisation and so my being here in is limited to the company or the company finds a certain time frame what this election campaign ends on december the fourth of with bob and yours truly is heading is there will be the election list of one of the parties running for the state duma fo

no actually we're against that russia has nothing to gain from the w t o russia is a commodity driven economy will commodities accounting for ninety three percent of our exports we understand perfectly well that commodity trade is not regulated by the w t o the only sites as there would benefit from it would be those that export metals and minerals and a few other industries but exports from our products. and other businesses are going to face tougher competition now that's why we are guests joining the doublets hero in such a hasty manner i think that russia should have bargained for extensive transition periods we are however in favor of integrating with europe on matters of democracy electros penitentiary system human rights and education where the key to harmonize ation of many other laws that would ultimately let russians feel like they're part of europe. they're also in favor of gradual reform in a common humanitarian and economic space of europe who will work towards that. contain season is a time of promise is in populous the the russian politicians today i talking about a thr

in terms of the investment climate russia is certainly going to do better with w.t. accession being a member of the w t o speaking about russia how different will the russian economy be one of the countries integrated into the global system i think it is going to gradually change i don't think we'll see changes overnight we won't see radical changes right away but gradually russia will be guided more by rules rather than ad hoc policy measures that will be guided by its commitments to liberalize its economy over the course of the next five eight ten years and this is almost like a roadmap of reforms of structural adjustment that is going to be consistently pursued by russia in the coming years and i think this essentially sets russia on the right path towards trying to become competitive towards forcing the country and russian producers to become more competitive how will russia's. membership change its investment climate well i think the investment climate will certainly improve and we're hearing from the rating agencies for example that in their view russia's w.-t.

and this is all so much the largest plant in russia's south producing harvested russia is what a book is full for months ahead and workers look inspired. but the head of the company has a rather different outlook to that of the w t o cheerleaders. our oil and gas will be in demand even without entering the. oil agriculture. agriculture will be among the hardest hit sectors but experts say the domestic automotive industry will be the one to undergo most he will. the troubled mortgage giant up the vase was rescued from the brink of death in the economic crisis of two thousand and eight i promise to put in more than one billion dollars in loans cash and guarantees. i think that's the government's favorite child but not all car makers in russia are as cherished this used to be a riving once of musk reach open the nine hundred thirty most successful years what it is and sixty's where hundreds of thousands of mosque reach cars flooded the soviet and foreign markets after the collapse of the soviet union last creature was in desperate need of money but the government could not as ward making

with russia russia system and the european systems those choices result broadly to the eurozone with the fact the sooner all these things get all the way to russia on a lighter note businesses we hear are also this cousin how to use the latest technology to manage complex processes and the large enterprises and for the first time in russia as burbank is using crowdsourcing to generate ideas they're looking for new and innovative ideas from web users and they're asking them questions like what will the bank and russia look like in ten years and one million dollars has already. i've been allocated supported so we'll come out of that and some of them include a social network to help older citizens with financial matters and another one is offering a secure service was storing all the life they had out now sperm bank is now being rated that's one seat strongest bank in the world the only also bank to make it into the writing so it's very important for the country to make sure it continues a growing and developing. to improve ties with its asian partner has the nineteen pacific cooperatio

in fact russia's position. towards reigning nuclear ambitions hasn't changed over the years russia insists that it has to be approached with diplomacy it has to be done step by step and a military intervention is not an option the reaction of russian foreign minister comes after israel has been pushing for military action against iran saying that the clock is ticking and iranian nuclear program has to be stopped right now they're in mind that many experts from all over the world are saying that is absolutely obvious that israel has its own nuclear weapons but no one is talking about that and of course russia insists that a military intervention is going to have consequences for the entire region that is already so unstable. issue as well and it would be a serious mistake with very grave consequences we can see proof of that every day when we see how problems are being solved. in iraq or afghanistan or other countries in the region military interference only leads to a multiple rise in. russia insists that this

russia's state atomic company. tom is considering building new power generating units for iran's bushehr nuclear plant now this comes just after the latest reports said it couldn't disprove the run is attempting to build atomic weapons and i spoke to the corporation spokesperson said you know because he said if the project does go ahead it will be on full display for the i.a.e.a. to observe the first union show nuclear power plant is a unique international project because lots of countries including western countries are involved in to implementation of this project and all the jobs which was done by russian special use was done under the full control for i saw. possible implementation of a possible construction of next units as well implemented under the full international control off united nations watch dog experts it will be absolutely transparent for international society we care for greater business can use and offer nuclear fuel supply where we say they're ready to provide a new nuclear power plant to have n