international now for employees of russia's sputnik news agency in turkey have been released after questioning the editor in chief along with 3 others were detained in ankara and istanbul on saturday sputnik says that turkish police also searched office although no reason was given as to why earlier. more details with my colleague neil harvey. because he has been grabbing headlines in recent days you've seen this picture of migrants flooding across its border but this is another story from there that's been slightly overlooked so in 3 journalists who work for russia's sputnik news agency in ankara have been released now off to several hours in police custody and that's because off to questioning no reason was found to hold them for i originally they actually went to the peace of their own free will because they wanted to file a complaint about an alleged attack that they'd been victims to in that own homes on saturday and after that nothing was heard from them until now of course which understandably sparked a concern from moscow. on the turkish authorities to intervene provide safety to the r

for employees from russia sputnik news agency into the middle east that was attended by police early in the day and questioned. greek police frank migrants at the turkish border after ankara gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach the e.u. in apparent bid to put pressure on the table into backing its offensive in series didley and it's been a long wait for june the sun john his supporters with the space of his u.s. extradition case now complete during the hearings the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we hear from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable to me how can a person be uncorked without being able to interact will communicate with his lawyers who are representing his interests. times northeastern france and use that belgian in a piece of illegally dumping tons of garbage across the border. hello good evening welcome you watch in the weekly analyse international for employees of russia's sputnik news agency and he have been released after questioning the editor

4 employees from russia sputnik news agency in turkey have been released they were detained earlier in the day and taken him to question the. greek police clash with migrants at the turkish border after ankara gives the green light to. the e.u. in an apparent bid to pressure nato into supporting its offensive in. the julian assange and his supporters for the 1st phase of his u.s. extradition case now complete the wiki leaks founder and the glass cage and denied opportunity to interact with lawyers we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a person be in court without being able to interact or communicate with his lawyers who are representing his interests. as events of towns in northeastern france accused. of illegally dumping garbage across the border. good evening and welcome this is the weekly here marty international. 4 employees of russia sputnik news agency in turkey have been released after questioning editor in chief along with 3 others were detained in ankara and istanbul on saturday says that turkish police also searched

the editor in chief and other stuff members working for russia sputnik news agency in turkey have reportedly been detained with more on this developing story i'm joined by our correspondents. to bring us up to date what information do we have at this point what we know that there are obviously a lot of eyes on touchy at the moment on what some are calling a developing my current crisis but that is another story as you mentioned that is worth discussing 3 people who work for russia sputnik news agency in ankara were attacked outside their homes on saturday there were no suspected injuries but either way it's clearly an unpleasant situation and of course we've now just found out that the editor in chief of that. has been detained but perhaps most what's most worrying about all of that is that the whereabouts of those who were attacked and now unknown the cause since going to the police to fall complaints about what happened to them they've not been seen something that understandably has drawn both condemnation and concern from moscow. we call on the turkish authorities to intervene provide saf

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or employees from russia sputnik news agency in turkey have been released they were detained earlier in the day and taken in for questioning. also to come the weekly greece police clash with migrants at the turkish border after ankara gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach the new in the pound to pressure nato into backing its offensive in series italy and it's been a long week for his supporters with the 1st phase of his extradition to the u.s. case now complete during the hearings that wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a person be in court without being able to interact or communicate with his lawyers who are representing his interests. and residents of times in northeastern france accuse their belgian neighbors of illegally dumping garbage across the border. hello welcome the latest developments and look back at what's been happening over the last 7 days to watch in the weekly here an r.t. international

right now for employees of russia's sputnik news agency in turkey have been released after questioning the editor in chief along with 3 others were detained in and istanbul on saturday this follows nationalists trying to break into the homes of 3 sputnik employees and we spoke to jordan f who is the head of the sputnik turkey office and he stumble. a group of about 20 people came directly to each of our. employees had their residential addresses they shouted threats and accusations against them after our colleagues went to the play station to report the incident we could not then reach them for many hours however according to the place their phones had not been taken from them right now we want to know how this crowd of nationalists found out the addresses of all our employees their names and names and the story did not end there today a group of police officers arrived at a is down below office as well as to the editor in chief of sputnik turkey now the police are making copies very employees hard drives as i understand it our article on the turkish province of has served as the basis

not like you're going to get. 4 employees from russia sputnik news agency and to me that they release the details by police early in the day and question. weeklies func migrants at the turkish border gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach the need you in apparent bid to put pressure on the outside into backing its offensive in series didley and it's been a long wait for june the sun john his supporters with the space of his us expedition case now complete during the hearings the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we hear from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable to me how can a person be uncorked.

for employees from russia's sputnik news agency to have been released they were detained earlier in the day and taken in for questioning. greek police clash with migrants at the turkish border after ankara gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach the apparent bid to put pressure on nato into backing its offensive in series it live and it's been a long wait for tunis on john his supporters with the 1st phase of his u.s. extradition case no complaint during the hearing so that we can expand it was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a person be in court.

or employees from russia sputnik news agency to have been released they were detained earlier in the day and taken in for questioning. also has come the weekly greece police clash with migrants at the turkish border after i encourage the green light for saddam so you can see hoping to reach the view in the pound to pressure nato into backing its offensive in series it live and as we know long way from this own jet his supporters for the 1st phase of his extradition to the u.s. to complete during the hearings that wiki leaks found was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyer we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable mean.

this is another story from now that's been slightly overlooked so in 3 journalists who work for russia sputnik news agency in ankara have been released now off to several hours in police custody and that's because off to questioning no reason was found to hold them. i originally they actually went to the peace of their own free will because they wanted to file a complaint about an alleged attack that they'd been victims to in that own homes on saturday and after that nothing was heard from them until now of course which understandably sparked a concern from moscow on the turkish authorities to intervene provide safety to the russian media and ensure that all circumstances are clarified it's also said that the editor in chief of the istanbul bureau was also detained by police and what some are calling a flagrant violation of media freedom it's now being confirmed that he too has been released and that happened is also thought to have the offices of the bureau with even some reports saying that they made copies of hard drives from the computers the. interest of the attacks in their own homes of

the editor in chief and other staff members working for russia sputnik news agency in turkey have reportedly been detained in ankara sputnik says turkish police have also searched their office in istanbul the reason for the search remains a name and correspondent saskia taylor has more on this developing story. well of course we know that there are a lot of eyes on turkey at the moment on what some are calling a developing crisis but there is another story from that that is worth discussing 3 people who work for russia's news agency attacked outside their homes on saturday it's not thought that anyone was injured but either way clearly an unpleasant situation and now there are reports that the editor in chief of the bureau has now been detained but perhaps what's most worrying about all of this is that the whereabouts of those who were under attack on now unknown because since going to the police to record what happened to them file a complaint they have not been seen something that has clearly drawn both condemnation and concern from moscow on the turkish authorities to intervene provide sa

turkey releases for employees of russia's sputnik news agency of the journalists had been detained on saturday and questioned by police. police clashed with migrants at the turkish border after gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach of the e.u. in an apparent bid to pressure nato into backing its offensive in syria's deeply. it has been a long week for joining us on shore and his supporters within the 1st phase of his u.s. extradition case now complete during the hearings that the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we hear from one of them. couldn't.

more employees from russia sputnik news agency in turkey have been released they were detained earlier in the day and taken into the question the. police clash with the turkish border after ankara gives the green light. to reach the e.u. in an apparent bid to pressure nato into supporting its offensive in. the julian assange and his supporters for the 1st phase of his u.s. extradition case now complete the wiki leaks founder and the glass cage and denied opportunity to interact with lawyers we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a person be in court without being able to interact or communicate with his lawyers who are representing his.

turning their attention to media outlets in turkey that the kremlin control this starting with sputnik unlike russia's best known media export r.t. sputnik is not a 24 hour news channel it's a news agency slash website slash radio platform and turkish is just one of 30 languages in which it operates as lattimer putin has said sputnik and r.t. are owed to break the monopoly of anglo-saxon global information streams one particularly contentious piece produced by split nick was this one provocatively headline about the turkish province of her time which was once syrian territory at a time when more than 30 soldiers have been martyred some blaming the russian air force for their deaths 2 printers stories so provocative about something that happened 80 years ago many people look at that story from a very very controversial very provocative manner as if the russians were trying to send a message to. the turks countered with a message of their own for support nick employees based in turkey were arrested that was after a mob attacked 3 of their homes and those reporters say they didn't even produce the story

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iraqis are millions of more of them iran then the invasion of kuwait and so on. 4 employees from russia's sputnik news agency in turkey have been released they were detained earlier in the day after take after being taken in for questioning. greek police clash with migrants the turkish border after ankara gives the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach the union apparent bid to pressure nato into backing its offensive in series italy and it's been a long week in the silence in his supporters with the 1st phase of his u.s. extradition case now complete during the hearings the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass case and denied the opportunity to interact with his lawyers we heard from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a.

or in directly related to russian and by the iraqi enemy basically the outlets as we know russia today sputnikand their online versions but also other outlets contribute to spreading this narratives and when we look at something online that is deliberately meant to scare us or to misinform us i mean how can we identify how do we know what we're looking at. yeah i think we have been hearing a lot these days wash your hands and i think on the internet the same goes for check your sources so the 1st thing is to look into where the information comes from what's this news outlet isn't reliable so this is the basic rule for checking your information but of course those campaigns are much more complex than only looking at the sources mostly they use videos and images to actually play with people's beliefs and feelings so really doubt whenever it relates whenever and me more and information that comes in a visual way tries to trigger people's insides and few years those are. techniques used very much for from disinformation from things you're talking about online hygiene when you're right everyone sho

so they're finding it out there and then pushing it out on they're mouth pieces, russia today, sputnikntioned russia today spanish language which apparently is the 12th most popular sharing source on facebook, twitter and reddit on the subject of coronavirus. according to the eu officials that wrote the report, they say, quote, the overarching claim of kremlin disinformation is to aggravate the public health crisis in western countries specifically by undermining public trust in national health care systems. and this is what we've seen again and again when it comes to russian disinformation. the idea being that it wants to undermine any faith that exists in political systems, in health care systems and really emphasize the idea that there is sort of broad chaos across countries like the u.s., other countries in the west. the report does not give any specific recommendations for how, though, jake, it could be countered. >> clarissa ward, thank you. >>> dark times call for bright spots. that is what lara bin yenty was hoping to accomplish when she posted this video. >> this may seem sill