there a clue for the problem here is the head of russia's southern public of people here the russian federation kidneys becky of course. the government of english it has been trying really hard to improve the social and economic situation in the republic. is working closely with moscow in catching up employment which is one of the highest in russia it's one of the reasons blamed for extremist recruitment cannell youth group doesn't think using force against extremists will help instead is exercising in a peaceful and personal approach. hello mystery of her thank you very much for coming to our program hello mr if poor of. the war against terrorist networks in your republic i asked you the same question fifteen months ago not how much progress has she stands and. one of you must have noticed that journalists are usually quick to notice there are thing both good in that of course we have made good progress in i would like to emphasize that we achieved it not only through the use of force but the most important it was done through crime prevention measures we talk to people especially those who ha

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viewers worries about the situation that we currently have in libya and iran libya is used to the russian federation from the very beginning little when one in your problem really there is solution of this problem to take place through peaceful means. at the same time works were very thorough in monitoring the situation and we definitely condemned the actions of the libyan government. with respect to their own people. and based on their rushers supported through the un security council resolution nine hundred seventy three it is a look through the one nine hundred seventy and abstained on the resolution one thousand nine hundred seventy three we did it to protect civilians and to prevent anyone who threw emasculating but definitely believe. taking resolutions five u.n. security council. serve the purpose of straightening. stopping the disability of war and preventing the escalation of. preventing deaths among civilians the way events unfolded at the moment indicates that we are now seeing a real military action and of course no you cannot allow that with my hope that all countries that are currently

the russian federation subjected a proposal without any delay thus saving numerous human lives. we enjoy the support of a number of security councilmembers and we are grateful to them. however, the passion of some security councilmembers for designs involving force prevailed. this is most unfortunately and regrettable. responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences of the excessive use of outside force in libya will fall fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such action. if this comes to pass, then not only the civilian population of libya, but also the calls of upholding peace and security throughout the hole region of north africa and the middle east will suffer. there is a need to avoid such destabilizing developments. mr. president, i thank you. >> i thank the representative of the russian federation and i'll give the floor to the permanent representative of portugal. >> i thank you, mr. president. since the outset of the libyan popular uprising, they have consistently condemned the discriminate violence against griffins, the gross and sy

and the russian federation we had nearly a full cabinet sitting on the russian side and let's say ninety five per sandow european commissioners from the other side. and this is really very good approach. to look in a broader support possible way to all existing questions including visa. this iteration is very simple russia is really to go as far as european side is ready to go and even. iran let's say even fire then then. european commission because we're losing tourists because we're losing moneys there were losing tourists were losing money we're seeing involvement in ization of our corporations where we're seeing about adding new dimensions to troll relationship we are in russia but at the same time. we cannot leave our leg from the brake pedal because this is the hugest brake pedal that we have actually we. will limit the. broadening of the interaction between our business people between our students between our people of culture and other people so it's actually in our days it's totally senseless borders it was mentioned by the way by prime minister putin that if we are speaking abo

airport in which thirty seven died seventeen killed in the special operation by three different russian federal agencies in the southern republican leadership. plant in northern japan are trying to dispose of radioactive water after officials warned the surrounding sea water and soil are contaminated elsewhere. becoming overwhelmed by the massive number of tsunami and earthquake victims in need of a burial with the death toll estimated at ten thousand so far and more stillness. next explores the largest underground church in russia and secret world war two catacombs our special report next. it's always darkest people who come in all things to. make him incarnate god it doesn't work and. rage him a long time ago now they played. and even perform religious rites. we know is that there is nothing accidental in god's deeds these manmade cade's which are a significant part of russian history atop to an underground. adesa a city in the south of ukraine the film assaulted republic. at the weekend local dave has set out on an underground expedition. the most comfortable way to get around the depths of

much as we can into work with the immediate superior players soften as possible she writes the russian federation fans and finally moscow is set to host his third snowboarding world cup events at the weekends with one of the most popular when sir john or as the parallel slalom to take place right in the heart of the city richard on for eight hours more. so boarding has never been more popular in russia the country because this is something world specially on the inside saturday russian a rare chance to see them in action replayy the latest leg of the snowball ball come. across the ocean but only this slope here is on the short side and everything will happen very quickly and i'm really counting on the fans because. it's really nice to be able to race at home here in russia as everything is so much closer than having to travel abroad while my parents and friends will be able to come along and watch in fact all the top stars are here including a number of russia's very best however there's one name missing early on as a result with injury nevertheless the time congress will be able to feel like the

with several countries the experience the russian federation in the former sort of a unit of game should be used by the international community so we're working with a grant from europe i think that after these disasters japan will be interested in uniting our common effort in forecasting such as asteroids. as a design engineer of where nothing can you put it into simple words for us how does it work. it's simple we monitor through satellites that fly over places and question the signals from the satellites we analyze the signal delays was less attacked how long it was the way to the i.r.s. fear which then lets us forecast the extent of its disturbance the correlation is very clear unfortunately we can't yet predict when more or fewer shocks will occur in what they're magnitudes will be the second question concerns precursors of such followed problems a tsunami is the relevant systems are more or less worked out it all started during the peak of the cold war at that time scientists needed to convince politicians that the united rescue system was needed as a result the usa in the soviet u

these are and also the tsunami cleanup forces are on standby in the russian federation as special with do you expect that bigger tsunami waves could make their way to russian tourists throughout the day. thank you very much for that update and you so we will keep on top of developments there thank you ok back to now let us turn to developments in libya where colonel gadhafi forces are pushing rebels out of more cities all because of opposition fighters are moving back after a reported attacks with rockets and tank shells well that paul leslie your is in at the capitol for us with all the latest. after a week of heavy fighting in the strategically oil important town of as it is there we are rebels there have finally been overthrown by gadhafi forces the latest reports we have from the town is that the city center is quiet that most people have deserted their hoods and that gadhafi streets are now moving from house to house carrying out a raise at the same time the other focal point of the tool to city of ras lanuf according to e.s.p.n. state television to quote him this city has been cl

different so that use on a dance in libya within the russian leadership the president of the russian federation is the only one who defines foreign policy and there can be no divergence here this was the crux of the matter who should be thinking about the victims the number of whom is growing as a result of the civil war and the bombing of libya in syria torie those who are behind us to educate should think about this and pray that their souls will be pardoned. in britain there appears to be inconsistency about the aims the coalition's pursuing in libya prime minister cameron says that regime change is not on the table but the u.k. defense and foreign secretary said that there is a possibility the troops could target. scott the latest from london. the government in front of it seems and also behind the scenes is arguing that gadhafi himself could be construed as a threat to the civilian population and therefore it would be legal and within the terms of the u.n. security council resolution to endeavor to target him on the other side we've got the army and the chief of the defense staff who when

it wasn't just government it was up to in essence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and other security council members remain questions which were both concrete and legitimate questions regarding how the no fly zone would be enforced would the rules of engagement would be limited to the use of force provisions were introduced into the text potentially opening the door to large scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences of the excessive use of outside force in libya will fall fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such actions if this happens then not only the civilian population of libya but also the cause of holding peace and security throughout the whole region of north africa and the middle east can suffer there's a need to avoid such destabilizing developments so. we haven't yet seen any difference on terms of the reality on the ground since the announcement of the no fly zone late last night and since there's a recent announcement by the foreign minister of a cease fire fighting does continue in

what's your assessment of russia's position we have heard you have met with a better deal the russian federation have proposed that russia china and india should invest in libya is their compensation for their moderate position so. that. it is certainly compensation for their positions besides we don't trust the west anymore so russia china and india will be our allies in the oil sector construction on investments should the west revise their positions are you way and admit it was in the wrong and apologize come and say it was my mistake and the position might stop two was wrong and i therefore doomed the security council to pass the resolution despite my not having understood what was going on in libya and i was transpired is not worth this hype in this case the west will abolish resolution might hundred seventy if they common apologize that they were wrong in this case all good relations can be restored with economic cooperation and oil production construction and joint enterprise as they may return of a priority will always be for russia china and india. and then i have got that we have heard

course also nami watch has been declared throughout the pacific region and that includes the russian federation specifically the region of south korean like you said which includes the real islands of course some of those islands are part of a territorial dispute with japan and how ready recorded sightings have been reported of waves up to three meters a person we're hearing one or two but it has been reported that now waves are being recorded at three meters again some alive and thousand people are being evacuated from the region although there has been no flooding so far a state of emergency has been declared in the region and russia of course is very wary of what's happening i despite that they have said like we heard from other russian president that they're ready to do whatever they can to help to can endure this massive earthquake including already sending orders to countries emergency services the head of the country's. emergency services to start brainstorming about how russia can do whatever they can tell japan and of course its own people get through this situation. right well thank y

be voting on legislation here and i thought look at what mr may date of the president of the russian federation had to say about what russia thinks about the situation in libya with us and what he had to say. libya is on the brink of civil war to save all our citizens before it turned into chaos the fact that we managed to do that fast and according to plan deserves the highest praise we were the first country to start the evacuation of this relates and face difficulties as a result. and i also like to point out that sixteen names including khadafi himself his son's daughter a cousin libya's minister of defense head of like adoptee's personal security director of military intelligence and other officials are being barred from entering russia or using russia as any kind of transit point so again right now the russians i'll be playing a part in this but you know a lot of russians will say is it ok for no fly zone what if it doesn't work if i go to you david on them what i mean but the thing is is it you know so many times you know i mean i see american senators i see european politicians and thei

the images of innocence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and to the security council members. questions which were both concrete and it isn't questions regarding how the no fly zone would be enforced would the reason been gauging would be limited to the use of force provisions were introduced into the text potentially you could do to lower scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences and the excessive use of outside force in libya fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such actions if this happens the number or even civilian population of libya could do something called imploding peace and security throughout the whole region of northern africa and the middle east can suffer there's a need to avoid such destabilizing developments. and it's also been reported by the many of us media outlets that the u.s. pentagon has also been preparing britain has one of the countries that code drafted this resolution and has been making statements that it is prepared already to go into the areas area airspace o

but it was just covered in the desert in essence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and the security council. questions which were both concrete and rigid. questions regarding how the no fly zone your business leaders gauge what would be and limits to the use of force and visions were introduced into the text potentially opening the door to a large scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences and excessive use of this sort of force unless you just knew full fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such actions if this is only the civilian population but also the cause of upholding peace and security throughout the whole region middle east there's a need to avoid such destabilizing as i look at this that she really does of course . now we are hearing reports that there was a proposal on the table between germany and the united states in which germany will say and reinforcements to afghanistan so that u.s. troops are able to be freed up from there and those troops could ultimately be staying here in libya

hailed as heroes and it was it was seen to be a miraculous landing at the time since then that the russian federal agency for air transport house said but the plane clearly was very old in fact the. dozens of these too close to you right floors that used to go around russia and it said the point of my this year russian companies using these planes even so great them all to mark but at the moment to make this flight they did with its approach down it will now fly on to another russian citizen mara sitting in the lots of. every north pole engineering experience in it's an engine is they be able to look further at the plane i'm not saying what happened to take suckley and make the replies so that it will still be it seems to be used instead. right tom burton i promise kept thanks for. the climb now to get the latest from the world of business math here next time. thanks for staying with us here on r.t.i. matter as a with your business folded away you have russian companies are preparing to list on the london stock market among them real estate developers telecoms and banks and totally issuers will be

resolutions the images are in essence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and other security council members remain unanswered questions which were both concrete and a legitimate questions regarding how the no fly zone will be phrased and the rules of engagement will be and limits to the use of force provisions were introduced into the text potentially opening the door to a large scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences of using excessive force and just willful fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such actions if this happens only the civilian population. because of upholding peace and security throughout the whole region middle east there's a need to avoid such destabilizing. so that does ways that its concerns back to the question of where exactly will this no fly zone end many unanswered questions for many fears a lot of concern and certainly a feeling of uncertainty here in libya. for more views on this we can talk to john reid says he's an activist joining us live in london thanks very

don't really tie his name to them if i'm thinking of all the republics minus of course the russian federation. yes well they had very different histories actually and they didn't all leave the soviet union in the same way i mean the baltic republics will first occur because the baltic peoples hated communism the soviet union and russia all three. they had memories of the terrible deportations at the end of the second world war beginning of the second world war two actually and they just wanted to get out of soon as they thought it was practically possible the georgians hated russians as well and of course the north cookies in peoples and yet in central asia you find people who really didn't want to leave the soviet union look tollway had no reason for do so and ukraine was somewhere in between you claim with was split to simplify things a bit on the whole western craniums felt rather like the baltic peoples whereas east ukraine is very much wanted to stay with russia in the soviet union we had at that time a human chain which extended from we wish to keep if but no further east protesting abo

more reaction now from we cannot get off is chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the russian federation council thanks very much indeed for joining us well. thinks the u.n. resolution backing the no fly zone was agreed hastily and is full of loopholes what's your view on this. well actually the resolution number one thousand nine hundred seventy three its main goal was to defend the civilian population but not to punish the adelphi regime or overthrow it and so in that respect with think that one thousand nine hundred seventy three resolution is mostly a humanitarian resolution to listen to speak from humanitarian resolution than a full military resolution my personal concern is that any military operation which is conducted by the west in the arab world can lead to a very predictable scenario like hold the parties involved in the conflict and they get together and start fighting against foreign invaders there were several examples of such scenarios in the history of the greater middle east so i think that we all have to be very cautious now and we all have to think first of all of that

passengers and nine crew on board who were say the crew were hailed as heroes since then though the russian federal agency for air transport house said. the plane clearly was very old so in fact there are dozens of these too close to you one five floors that to use. the moment to make this flight rated with its undercarriage john it will now fly on to another russian city simyra six and the loss of every nautical engineering experience in it and engine is there we have to look further at the plane and ascertain what happened to it exactly and make further repairs so that it will still it seems be used in service. next is the latest from the other business here on our t.v. stay with us. good to have you with match reza this is your business bulletin a wave of russian companies are preparing to list on the london stock exchange among them real estate developers telecoms and banks in total the issuers will be looking to raise some two point seven billion dollars in april he buick from b g c partners in london says it's market sentiment and timing which determine an i.p.o. success. the number of times

community will it possible just cover that is in essence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and other security council members remain unanswered questions which were both concrete and legitimate questions regarding how the no fly zone would be enforced and the rules of engagement would break and limits to the use of force provisions were introduced into the text potentially opening the doors and large scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences and the excessive use of outside force in libya full fair and square on the shoulders of those who might undertake such actions if this happens then not only the civilian population of libya but also the cause of upholding peace and security throughout the whole region of africa and the middle east will suffer there's a need to avoid such destabilizing developing its people very concerned if the most fly zone is not in that what exactly will be the states and what exactly will be the means that the international community will go to to protect civilians concerns that this will these two fore

we've helped build various the stories in the country as the soviet union and later as the russian federation we provided going to article support to leave so we cannot be indifferent to what is happening there but you are still considering our positive experience in our bitter experience we think that any kind of military intervention in libya will be very dangerous we should pursue sanctions through the u.n. security council which is stuck with those who try to use their armed forces against their own people these people should realize their responsibility before international law. this point with sanctions will be more than enough and we hope that this will affect both. again those words ready to take arms instead of negotiating about the future of their country goes in what is and what a name joining us on the line from brussels tonight thanks ever so much for your times appreciate it. claims that the american military has been getting it so way by psychologically manipulating the country's decision makers is raising half on capitol hill rolling stone magazine says army officials awarded

different so use on appearance in libya within the russian leadership the president of the russian federation is in the only one who finds foreign policy and there can be nor do virgins here this was the crux of the matter is that we should be thinking about the victims the number of whom the scrawling use a result of the civil war still look lambing obligations to retore those who are behind us tragic you should think about this and predict their saul's will be important and you can also catch up with the very latest on the libyan crisis online anytime you want log on to our you tube channel to see dramatic video footage you cannot call it already they are very latest developments in the country in this video of us fighter jet crashed in benghazi i thought this thing wasn't shot down over plus enjoy the lively debate on the fresh allied bombing of libya on our facebook page and have your say that to. the. next tonight radiation levels in some areas around japan's fukushima nuclear plant are a thousand six hundred times higher than normal so says the international atomic energy agency now tha

resolution problem because in essence a whole range of questions raised by the russian federation and other security council members remain questions which were both concrete and legitimate questions regarding how the no fly zone would be enforced while the rules of engagement would be limited to the use of force provisions were introduced into the text potentially opening the door to large scale military intervention responsibility for the inevitable humanitarian consequences of the excessive use of outside force in libya will fall fair and square on the show who might undertake such actions if this happens then the civilian population of libya. holding peace and security throughout the whole region of africa middle east will suffer there's a need to avoid such destabilizing. so that does raise concerns back to the question of where exactly all this no fly zone in many unanswered questions many fears a lot of concern and certainly a feeling of uncertainty here in libya. joined by john graham he's a former u.s. diplomat in libya discomforts very much indeed for joining us here or to y