he explained, it's all right, dear, it's just the russians. i'm just spying for the russians. so she made him because he converted to catholicism after he married his wife, bonnie, she made him go to father bob buccerelli. father bob said you have to turn yourself into the authorities and return the money. it seemed like that was the end of his spying career but the next day father bob called him and said on second thought, maybe you could give that money to a worthy catholic charity, which is how the gru money ended up with mother theresa. but i think the important thing out of all this is he gives up dentistry and he doesn't get into medical school, works for the chicago police, becomes a cpa, joins the fbi and immediately starts working for the russian military service. that's the important thing to remember. it makes you wonder, he claimed that he read kim fillby's book at age 14 and decided this course of action. i don't know whether to believe a thing like that, but you have to wonder about somebody -- this isn't some long festering desire to get even with the bureau or

a committee is reviewing both the russian and swiss reports.mittee has concluded that the illness development of the case was a result of a poisonous substance. that was not examined or the examination of that sample was not revealed. and this was the view of the international centers who were consulted. but the nature of this toxic substance was not known to -- until it was revealed in december 2012 in the swiss center there. that revealed the loan yum substance 2010. but the swiss specialists they are said they needed to do more examinations to confirm that this toxic substance was the cause for that. and this process needs the agreement of the palestinian authorities. mr. arafat also submitted a complaint to the french court. and so the court decided that was important to bring out the documents and for the body to be examined. the french requested the cooperation of the palestinian authority to cooperate in order to take the samples. in spite -- in spite of our complete and full scientific conviction in the theory of poisoning or toxic deat

as shiploads of weapons come in from the russians. russians.s planeload after planeload land providing all kinds of lethal weapons, and we are proud of the fact that we gave them trucks. i am now at a position, tragically, where i will have to rely on the saudi's to provide them with the weapons they need because it is patently obvious that the united states of america is not going to do so, and in the testimony of the witnesses who follow you, we are seeing an endless slaughter and this is a shameful chapter in american history. >> thank you for holding this critical hearing. and i want to thank our panel witnesses. there are many questions that remain with regard to our path forward in syria. while i am these that we were able to provide for the need without the use of force, we cannot forget that a thought has ordered 100,000 of his own people. not only through chemical weapons that killed 1500 innocents earlier this year, but through the medieval warfare that was described in your testimony. i am pleased that some progress has been made in

your continued reliance on the russians i find just such defiance of history of russian behavior that it is absolutely remarkable. you continue to call this a civil war, ambassador ford. this isn't a civil war any more. this is a regional conflict. it's spread to iraq. we now have al qaeda resurgents in iraq. it's destabilizing jordan. iran is all in. hezbollah has 5,000 troops there. for you to describe this as a, quote, civil war, is a gross distortion of the facts which again makes many of us question your fundamental strategy because you don't describe the realities on the ground. now a usual mouthpiece for -- excuse me, usual spokesperson for the obama administration is mr. ignatius. he writes this morning in "the washington post," "the centerpiece of u.s. saudi friction is the administration's more restrained approach in syria. obama has decided to limit the u.s. commitment there to dismantling chemical weapons in a joint effort with russia, providing humanitarian relief for refugees who may experience massive suffering and loss of life this winter, and cattlizing a political pr

irish energy to get the russians, whether we need -- what is our strategy to get the russians, whether we need a stretch, what is our strategy to change their calculus? what is the strategy to get the moderate elements of the opposition to be able to come together with a plan for the country? what is our strategy to be able to at the russians to help us, assuming that can be done, to press assad to ultimately leave? what is our strategy to move forward on the chemical weapons the structure and come as we are trying to do all these things together -- i just do not get a sense that we have a strategy. i wish the oz reservation that this committee passed in may would have been used at that time because the dynamics were different. and i think we could have far better effected the efforts towards a negotiation that we still aspire to. but the administration chose not to use that at the time. so give me a sense of what the strategy is, because i do not glean it from your remarks. >> senator, it is a two-track strategy. first, keep wishing to get the -- keep pushing to get the two sides to t

they tend to go towards the russian or strike a deal with the russians. this note is that a core assumptions. this means that the senior division two and the americans. they are. it all looks at the moment but the saudis will not permit the egyptians go too far there are a disease that proper snow we did when they wind is so good with there with directions that i have read at night and i'm becoming its debts. his timing that i can in it coming up again and again when dry. chemistry one new supply of milk. this of these deaths of these up between the need for egyptian soil for the gp and four. they are paying no floor for a week for four or him for everything that a jeep deadly desperately needs the egyptians were not doing anything you may not. that really angered some things i've had ideas of what comes up again and again and the dangers of any antibodies alms and this is old and i think that puff puff piece in people timing other people to the snow the next day. i'm betting has attacked in the increase isn't about us the foreign policy in the region in

president awarded the first twenty veterans the reason is that it is the in russian. contribution to the fight against nazi germany as heroes and it gives me great pleasure to ward you all this is called medal. but what toward the men him parked on the freezing journey through the arctic waters is still under way for the past four months the russian embassy here in london has been working hard to track down every single veteran eligible for the medal but let me show you the actual room where they work takes place. with the help of the ministry of defense and its medals office the russian embassy has been busy writing to veterans and many of them have been writing back and we have. really found through those people are writing from their hearts they're really thankful for this medal this one says great feedback and sometimes we even read his tears these letters because it was really touching it's a medal that many of the men that took part in the convoys the youngest of them. now eighty six say they thought they wouldn't live to see simple. straight forward to receive

some of that artist and president and a russian intelligence head were named among the day. an investigation is already underway. small booths to see you soon. we are studying the whole post for reasons of the crash. d although it seems to go for a much safer here in yuma a rough weather conditions on the field from a small bowl. from the belt sixty two the pacific russia's stance nine time zones with vast areas of sparsely inhabited land. it means efficient error and trade links are especially important to the country's economy. however the international air transport association says russia has one of the world's worst air traffic safety records which an accident rate almost three times the world. everett when he left. nipple points. well at least thirty one people died when a russian passenger plane crashed after takeoff in sudbury. september twenty eleven the passenger jet carrying a major league ice hockey team came down shortly after takeoff and burst into flames near the russian city of heroes travel to and forty four people. and in the russian city of bern in two tho

next season will become the first russian to sit behind the wheel often in the corner after signing a deal with relative newcomers meet there are some more experienced twenty six year old mostly white was a former red bull julien driver has been in walled in the rana serious since two thousand and six was in the twenty's and formally remo three point five champion and after spending the whole of his career in europe now says he's coming to america for a new challenge it's really amazing i have an amazing feeling of all this because already a few years for. my head so far it's about indy car. because . all this came show and all this appear as the contract the russian would drive as pm second coristine native french once more for the north who picked up he's in his teens to made in wins last season to finish third in the overall standings and after a successful twenty thirteen season the group is eager to add even more weapons to the arsenal i lost interest in the car last week at this sebring circuit in florida and was only tanstaafl second behind vision not for travel to be on the to

stuff is said to be hurt there's also been reaction from the russian foreign ministry that label the incident an act of terrorism the embassy is also being damaged by a shell back in september that injured three people later this hour we're going to have a live report from our correspondent on the violence into mask is today. first focus now on ukraine the eastern recruits begin their summit shortly with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight as he hesitates over signing up. closer ties with brussels meantime pro european demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day with hundreds of people proceeding the parliament building day and night election. there will be staying here at least until the end of friday and the protests are continuing day and night despite it's getting very very cold. right now probably about ten or twelve thousand at the independence square in kiev and the idea here is that they're still hopeful that the euro cieszyn deal will be signed in vilnius right now it's very peaceful it's been peaceful for the last two days but this might well be calm before the

a lot of aspersions many cast against russian obviously and president putin but the russian side said why can't we have a trilateral agreement on this or sit down to three parties here and you know because politics is the art of the possible and brussels turns around and says no we don't do it that way we do it our way i mean that seems to be a very stubborn view in a got nothing at least right now and it's left off three parties up in the air why can't the three parties sit down even if it is not part of their usual procedure if they could actually iron something out where everyone wins because ukraine is in a lose lose situation right now. i think this this question has been discussed quite in detail in media and the conclusion is that. the provisions for a customs union and free trade agreement with you of individual countries are in conflict. with these this is been the main argument now if we look at these two political issues john it's been suggesting then surely some of these disagreements could have been ironed out however i've read this feud the argument that this is this is

there was an attack on the russian embassy in warsaw earlier. monday's incident happened during a nationalist march to mark poland's independence day. ukraine's parliament held a vote whether to release a political prisoner. >> rallies have been held across italy against government budget plans. transport workers walked off the job for four hours in rome. 1,000 trade unionists marched to the city center. the budget doesn't do enough to lower taxes and revert years of cutbacks. >> leaders in france and the netherlands are joining forces to battle the uponster of brussels. a new block of like minded parties is wanted to be formed across the e.u. >> the controversial leader of the dutch far right welcomes his equally controversial counterpart from france. he has come to persuade others to join forces in european elections next year. >> we want to give our people back their freedom. we want to give our countries back their sovereignty. that, in itself should be enough to justify us beginning to work together. >> the two politicians have much in comm

russian and american are different cultures. beenose differences have highlighted with russia's anti- gay propaganda law, which has come under a lot of criticism in the build up to sochi. is to play hockey. i am not political. i support all my teammates. that is what is is going to be. anything to change, but i don't know. we will see. >> if the pressure is getting to the poster boy of the sochi games, you really can't tell. he no russia expects nothing less than gold, and that is exactly what he is aiming to achieve. now, for those of you in the united states, you probably enjoyed some turkey and probably had a piece of palm pinned high. mpkin pie. -- pu happy thanksgiving to all our american viewers. bye-bye. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, -- and union bank. at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to unders

russian made up for not making the final ice russian vogue area seven zero however head coach quit this really was still proud of his young squad. but only said is it in this last hour we came with a reserve team as we left our limping champions have a rest after their efforts at the world championships are three heaviest weight categories work at the youngsters so of course we knew it would different be. goal is to win everything but you can win the move where you will be sure though will win in the next olympics and the world championships so for thirty years running the moscow lights european nations cup has been a good way for europe's resting elite to end the calendar year this year however seems to be little bit more significant what with olympic both now sealed and a revamp of the rules and many here will be hoping that it will stay an olympic sports well below twenty twenty four like a good chunk of moscow. and after surviving that a lympics scare wrestling was among the forty one sports whose pictograms were unveiled for the rio olympics in twenty sixteen these images were firs

welcome back to the sports show and we resume in the cage where russians are about to do you know if and baton a minute call of claimed respective victories in the u.f.c. and ballots or and robert fought on our own has more on the new generation of m.m.a. stars aiming to follow in the last emperor his wake. russia's mixed martial arts i can and the country's pride in the sport thirty million in the last emperor is rain in the am a heavyweight division was supreme for more than a decade now there are signs of it full of his footsteps are already arising on november the fifteenth in atlantic city history was made one of the will stop him a promotion spilotro or so in a russian gentiles belt exam the bulk of his head await trial on the line for the first time i guess. it's on the abortion though it's very tall has a very long reach and he's a very good striker a very tough opponent i was lucky to have travis brown in my camp ahead of the fight where he's a guy of the same size just a bit more powerful quick jackson also helped me as a coach actually i trained with a lot of u.f.c. fighte

the russian aviation industry of course. got a fair bit of bad press especially in the last ten years every time a crash it happened. most of the time has been happening with a soviet era plane most notably maybe a total of one five four which is one of the russian work courses of the sky and its days they've all been pretty much phased out know most of the companies if you ever travel to russia you'll see very few of them most companies now use western planes boeing saw air buses fact the boeing seven three seven is the best selling jet airliner in the history of aviation production of the model was launched by the company back in one thousand nine hundred seventy five traveled all by air i'm sure you've been on one yourself the worst crash here in russia involving this type of jet happened in the city of perth back in two thousand and eight then all eighty eight souls on board there sadly perished of course no other similar plane air bus a three nineteen a three twenty a three twenty one is the same sort of size but now we

citizens are banned from adopting russian orphans since nine hundred ninety one thousand russian children have reportedly died at the hands of their american adoptive parents according to the u.s. state department nearly eight thousand seven hundred orphans were adopted from foreign countries last year what we don't know is how many of those kids are still living with the american parents that brought them here and how many have been given away reporting from new york marine upward nial r.t. and while many cases of online every homing go unnoticed and lead to die of consequences there are others when she when tragedy was narrowly avoided but only often timely measures were taken of course one lives while reports on one such story dimitris stewart was five years old when he and his brother were adopted from an orphanage in a small town near moscow it would be a rocky road living with his adoptive american parents do you really feel like you're always there when he was a young teenager after years of strained relations and after his parents had biological children of their own the stewarts

citizens having been killed or injured now the russian foreign ministry is calling this a terrorist attack we are also being told that there is in significant damage to the russian embassy building now the attack happened when a bomb exploded in the embassy premises earlier there was a mortar attack by anti government soldiers in the vicinity of where this industry building is the russian foreign ministry has issued a statement and i'm reading from it it says we resent and condemn decisively the attack by militants in central damascus and we consider this as an act of terror. fall asleep it seems to russian diplomats not just being attacked on the ground in syria but also in the media to this reporting on why the foreign ministry to break the way c.n.n. and interview russia's ambassador to the u.n. . six magnitude earthquake has struck an area of north texas it is the strongest tremor there five years no damage or injuries have been reported but locals upper left emotionally shaken and not everyone's blowing mother nature for it either some scientists now say the drilling and nearby

spent twenty years at spa tank as both striker and coach and is revered by their fans but he says russian clubs must learn from english counterparts have come a long way in tackling the hooliganism and racism problems a blind to be english game in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's with an issue which as you think they should clubs were banned for five years from competing in europe tough measures were introduced by margaret thatcher who guns could be sent to jail or banned from attending games and you could say the situation in england became a lot calmer for manchester united when you're under it can chelsea has played in england it across eastern europe he believes russia's image could be irreversibly tani actually is going to take and well before the world cup you need so much so more concentration more security. before the game and. during the game and after the game this in the bottom time. to support him because he played in the travel jumpers world cup and here in moscow and more and more. competent walk and walk already saw more concentration and them organisation and w

russian's borders shrunken. a vast colonial empire in africa together with a german economic unjob extending from scandanavia to turkey, and other leader proposed different demand, some even more draconian, took for granted they should not stop fighting until their nation should ensure victory over europe. had the kaiser reich vanquished its only important continental rivals it seems to me fansful to imagine its rulers were afterwards offered a generous -- or acquiesced in a global status quo dominated by british financial interests. machiavelli observe etched that wars begin when you will but do not end when you please. could any responsible ally government between 1914 and '18 have groaned such a peace as germany south and such also it did impose on the russians after it secured victory over them in 1917. it remains very hard to see how allied statesmen could have distracted themselves once the battle began until there was a decision. the poets view the cause became meaningless has been allowed to distort mode

of russian trade is greater with the ukraine than that of the entire european union as of last year and when you combine bell routes in the ukraine and that is sixty percent of ukrainian trade that they would effectively be losing this is a recipe for as was said earlier economic suicide and this reiteration of the washington . and so this would be absolutely disastrous for the ukraine not just in the short medium term but as we can see the results in bulgaria romania and hungary in the long term as well john speak to what's from the orange revolution and its failure to the president again you know i started out by saying a country divided ukraine is divided and i don't see and this is my personal opinion the e.u. recognizing that because there are it's very different places if you go to western ukraine i mean all the negative things that the european union's the things that they're against homophobia phobia. anti-semitism is rife in western ukraine but no one likes to talk about that you know because they're on the quote unquote the right side of history. yeah no i mean i totally a

it's not a video game we bring about him of putin's take on drone warfare and his assessment of the russian city that said to be hosting the winter olympics in just two months time. if you joined us from here watching around the world very good evening to you it's just after ten pm here in moscow watching r t international with me kevin i know in part top story this hour the e.u. is eastern recruits are just about to begin their summit shortly with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight as he continues to hesitate over signing up to closer ties with brussels meanwhile pro european demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day with hundreds of people besieging the parliament building day and night lecturers have skis there let's catch up with him lexi hi there we've been reporting a lot of people out there and they're still there tonight yes. indeed protests are growing in numbers in kirkuk right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people are curious. independence square in the city center the process the speech will but this may well be a calm before the storm because we've

today they introduce the russian inquiry, and well, you know, the russian inquiry said they were uncertaint our investigation puts the general's comments in a different context. in fact, we had convincing evidence that the russian evidence is not as clear-cut as it was presented today. we'll show a clip from a documentary that is going out on sunday. we'll run that now. ♪ >> a new development bringing me to the armenian capitol. we were expecting results from swisserland months ago, but the news is it will be delayed for more investigation. in the meantime, a man from the soviet union contacts me. the palestinian authority brought russia in to conduct a third examination. after months of communication i decide to meet the source. ♪ he asked and we agreed to hide his debitty. we spent hours checking that neither of us are being followed, unsure of the risks of releasing this classified material. ♪ >> he shows us 15 pages, said to be the summary findings from the russian lab. after we convince him to speak us to on camera. >> they were not only restricted in how they presented the report, th

this is contrary to the north of the bt all our russian introduced at. the anyway to develop the car industry about one thousand cars were produced at the time of creation of the customs union today nineteen thousand cars are produced in the fact the russian pows the wii on the import is the pressing issue for the context in the business. the minister explained that if russia does not live beyond import of course from russia who have to impose the same deal for russia. however at the disposal fees introduced in context and the talks on joining the wto will be stopped. so what's the problem with itt in the corn maze in to form our obligations as a part of the beads you a session recording all issues of gender or trade policies he means russia kazakhstan and all routes will have similar conditions. there are no duties on airplanes in pharmaceutical products for example. as for those cases where there are duties will have to negotiate on those issues. isaac said. joe parliamentary faction criticized proposals of the ministry of regional development has exte

and russian secret services resumed cooperation severed after the death of a former russian spy in london with security for the sortie winter olympics bringing the intelligence communities together. clashes in libya have left at least two people dead in the rounds thirty others wounded that's after all armed militia stormed the capital tripoli to avenge the death of their leader just days before well for more we're now joined live by a political activist a senior here on r t i think it's a much mr obviously for joining us here on r.t. as we know it's not the first such incident of this week in the capital so tell us if security is failed in the country what's happening security wise. the weapons go to the wrong hands i would expect. and i expected that about three years ago and you watch of what's happening in libya it's a conflict between militias. who are formed from gangs a bunch of criminals. and they are fighting over her own power in tripoli to control the city. where these incidents happen we always there is casualties especially in civilians who are really fed up with the presence

we want to bring russians out of the russian segment of the international space station into the u.s. segment. we want to make it truly one space station the way it should be. we're working hard to do that. >> what about the chinese? >> i am prohibited by law from working in a bilateral respect with the chinese. >> why is that? >> well, because the congress -- after i -- the president and -- made an agreement between the u.s. and china to do what's called joint committee in many areas. i went to china as a part of that agreement to see their human space flight program. but some members did not appreciate that, so they put it into the law. they wrote it into the appropriations act that forbade nass why from doing -- forebade nasa from doing bilateral work with china. but we are working on future missions, going to mars, working on an asteroid. >> explain this. we can let the chinese buy $1 trillion of our debt, but we can't work with them on the space station? >> this will come in time. i've only been the nasa administrator for fewer four years, and the president has given me a very ch

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of course that we will definitely try to apply this experience to other russian metro systems. and there is a demand for such trains across russia. as far as i know the moscow metro plans to build another scenario. which we believe will be even better than this one. will treat your web. this princess is the company's flagship mainline model is definitely no slowcoach as it's currently only one of a few diagnostic chains in the world capable of checking every millimeter of chalk as a one hundred forty kilometers an hour this means he can fit in with existing timetables and eliminate destruction to services the latest defect to scope has overcome traditional problems with the deflation of ultrasound in metal which until now has limited speeds the defect scope releases a thin film of water on to the rails to improve the readings every. before being done on a passenger car that equipped with a bolster. this is the first time that a non-contact centering system has ever been installed on the. they're very pretty we're also making use of a brand new detection system as well as variou

do it's not a video game we bring of libya putin's take on drone warfare and his assessment to the russian city that's said to be hosting the winter olympics in just two months time. this is our teachers time for eleven pm now here in moscow my name is kevin our first this hour the easy student recruits of convene for their summit with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight tonight as he hesitates still over signing up or not to close ties of brussels meanwhile pro european demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day with hundreds of people perceiving the parliament building day and night lectures rescues there. protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people on independence square in the city center the process the speech will but this may well be a calm before the storm because we've already heard a statement coming from some opposition leaders that in case that you know college has not signed the euro station deal on friday in vilnius they will be taking people into the streets for a national wide strike and even inside what th

a lot of aspersions been cast against russian obvious and president putin but the russian side said whycan't we have a trilateral agreement on this or sit down to three parties here and you know because politics is the art of the possible and brussels turns around and says no we don't do it that way we do it our way i mean that seems to be a very stubborn view in a got nothing at least right now and it's left all three parties up in the air why can't the three parties sit down even if it is not part of their usual procedure if they could actually iron something out where everyone wins because ukraine is in a lose lose situation right now. but i think this this question has been discussed quite in detail in media and the conclusion is that. the provisions for a customs union and free trade agreement with you of individual countries are in conflict. this is been the main argument now if we look at these two political issues john it's been suggesting then surely some of these disagreements could have been ironed out however i've read this feud the argument that this is this is been a geopo

the russians, of course, have their own perspectives. my colleague hideo amma travelled from our bureau in moscow to follow the russian ministers. >> i think the russians are positioning themselves with the world's biggest economies. the russians have watched china boom and they want a piece of that market.

to have a russian time but this is a seven point six victory. of course georgia has a strong team they're great at traditional wrestling as well as freestyle and it was a pleasure to meet them in the final and even though we had a younger reserve side that day fortune was in our favor and that with the help of desire if we won this thanks to everyone involved and thanks to all the fans it was the. earlier in the graeco-roman final turkey also beat a determined georgia team forty three but again only after getting their opponents a three new lead. with the deciding victory coming through veteran wrestler to lose a. russian made up for not making the finals by slashing boag area seven zero however head coach this really was still proud of his young squad. but only said is it in this last hour we came with a reserve team as we let our limping champions have a rest after their efforts at the world championships our three heaviest weight categories work at the youngsters so of course we knew it would different be. goal is to win everything but you ca

and russian secret services resume corp severed after the death of a former russian spy in london with security no facade she winter olympics bringing the intelligence community back together again. tensions are running high between russia and the netherlands right now which have been sparring over the arrest of those thirty greenpeace activists who attempted to board an oxy go rig moscow's now criticizing the dutch government for failing to prevent the protest. the latest. the russian ministry spokesman has said that the netherlands is to blame for how the situation has unfolded at the moment russia did say that released a statement saying that they actually had ours the netherlands to hold of the ship which was approaching a russian arctic waters the dutch did not do anything the russians decided to take matters in their own hands are resting those twenty eight activists as well as those two journalists who were aboard that vessel they are awaiting trial of course and have been charged now with hooliganism which carries a maximum sentence of fifteen years tensions have been running h

and russian secret services resume cooperation severed after the death of a former russian spy in london with security for the sochi winter olympics breathing intelligence communities together. now tensions are running high between russia and the netherlands which have been sparring it's fairing over the recent arrest of thirty greenpeace activists who attempted to board a russian arctic oil. russia's criticizing adeline's for the incident which involved a ship flying dutch flag artist about once a joins me now with more details so to be on the case of greenpeace activists has definitely gone beyond purely environmental issues there what's the latest on the case. well maria is sure it certainly has the latest so far is that the russian ministry spokesperson actually came out today to say that the duchess should have done more than they did when russia had asked them initially upon seeing that vessel on its waters that it is that it's not allowed to be there they also russian the dutch are they just cut counterparts and said that you need to hold out that ship from going any further now o

politics or russian russian social life from my point a few about law should be even stronger because it's aimed against these very kind of a hobby extremist islamist groups and then to get funding from overseas that's what sure you saying overseas where. saudi arabia qatar you see you name it we have the same problem here once again when i say we're in the same boat i mean not only we live in this russian countryside or in moscow or in sochi where in the same boat this is my message but they send to my colleagues and friends in america in great britain and elsewhere it's a big world but as you're saying it's a very small world as well as far as terrorism is concerned isn't it absolutely that's for sure there are no orders for terrorism. ok thanks your thoughts i said in the program or professor xander tom in the just outside moscow thank you. now it's a big big day parity the cryptocurrency set the one thousand dollar value of mark for the first time ever it's not your everyday cash because here's a quick reminder of how it works it's remind ourselves traditional money as real world

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not a video game we bring you blood in a putin's take on drone warfare and his assessment of the russian city that's set to be hosting the winter olympics in just two months time. thing for me kevin i mean if you just joined us it's nine pm here in moscow this is not international our top story the eastern recruits begin their summit shortly with ukraine's president firmly in the spotlight as he hesitates over whether or not to sign up to closer ties with brussels time european demonstrations in kiev are into their fifth day with hundreds of people perceiving the parliament building day and night. they will be staying here at least until the end of friday and the protests are continuing day and night despite is getting very very cold in kiev right now probably about ten to twelve thousand at the independence square in kiev and the idea here is that they're still hopeful that the euro station deal will be signed in vilnius right now it's very peaceful it's been peaceful for the last two days but this may well be calm before the storm because we've already heard from several opposition lea

russian embassy in damascus. but more supplies to the security guard was killed but the timing of the russian stuff that need to be head is a middle east correspondent closely with the matrix. we know that when the city and has been killed nine people had been injured including syrian security officials. as of yet no information at least in mice and citizens having being killed or injured not be too much on foreign ministry is courting this a attack. we also being told that there is in significant damage to the russian embassy building now the attack happened when a bomb exploded in the embassy premises the idea. it was more to attack by anti government soldiers in the vicinity of way this in this building is the russian prime minister has issued a statement to the meeting from the cafe is the resident and current and decisively. the attack on defense in center damascus and we consider this as an act of terror it was clear that it seems to russian diplomats not just the attacks on the ground in syria but also in

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twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow russians are fond of saying that everything is possible in russia and apparently the same applies in neighboring. one motorist in the country go to a real demonstration of horse power when he tried to cross this road. thank goodness for dash cam cameras you just never know what's going to happen on the roads not just in russia but right there in bello as well also a lot a right royal welcome as the dutch king is pelted with the rotten tomatoes during a visit to moscow by the lord national bullshit big party. find out what's behind their anger at r.t. don't call. right see. first strike. and i think you're. going to. be in the. world update time here on the program into athens we go where thousands of left wing protesters took to the streets in order for a no confidence vote against the country's current government and the initiative was tabled by greece's main opposition party syriza but the move was defeated by a majority in parliament that stricken nation has been granted to multi-billion euro bailouts already but there is speculation it wi

why it ended up being a greedy draw capello is set to sign a new deal that will keep him with the russian until the country hosts they made in world cup win twenty eighteen but in the meantime the sixty seven year old is focusing on brazil as a russian next take on top a jand side south korea have qualified for their eighth consecutive world cup constantine by the r.t. . well elsewhere skipper christiane our knowledge drove home the eighty second minute winner in portugal's one nil victory at home to sweden in the first leg of the world cup playoffs swedish captains latin abraham of egypt failed to make an impact and rinaldo produced another head to in the dying minutes but was denied by the woodwork. while ukraine great beat france to nail in a bad tempered playoff match in kiev where both sides had a man sent off on the out romanza zodiac capitalized on some promise the defending to open for the hosts before also a penalty along shelley was votes everyone olenka stepped up to convert ben in stoppage time to shelley lost it again as the austin defender extended to the ground and saw red

and on course for the last sixteen however struggling russian generals to moscow are now targeting a second tier europa league place after manchester city thrashed the army man five zero at the end he had stadium join holders and group d. leaders by in munich in the knockout stages so they didn't dare netted a brace that says so you know where i scored twice the city before i'll borrow negredo posted a hat trick. play what will it. hold in a way because keeping the ball the trade will mean that it is a. good idea much more dangerous. as we see today they were better even though i think we have a strong squad on which she would or where we. should just jump and. while elsewhere chelsea manager joe is a marine you know praised samuel eto after the cameron strike i grabbed a brace and denver bar added a third to help the blues beat second place shank us three male and take a three point lead in group b. and so has now scored four goals since joining chelsea in the summer from cash strapped russian side. it was not a surprise for me that you're right at the end looking the best in the be