he's received the information in the form of the russian federation. to the missile a. good morning just turned 11 am thursday the 20th of june here in moscow my name is kevin irwin here with the latest from the earth international news room for you this hour . u.s. government documents reveal doubts on the f.b.i.'s conclusion that russia was behind that alleged attack of the democratic party service in 2016 the agency never got a final report apparently from a private security company crowd strike that was hired by the party to investigate the report was the core evidence of the russia hacking investigation indeed our senior correspondent. has more. faith is a remarkable thing it can move mountains if you believe something hard enough heart and soul it doesn't actually matter if it's real it ot faith in god in family or in russian hackers is russia also who now after having hacked into the d.n.c. russia hacked into the pillar of our democracy how russia is hacking and hammering gas currently and we did not mention exactly that did occur nobody is deba

the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened. in the. prostitutes. investigation. or his possible role in the brutal murder of. 24 hours a day r.t. international my names you know neil welcome to the program. russia has dismissed the accusations of the team investigating the donning of malaysia airlines flight m h 17. absolutely baseless earlier on wed and stay. investigators charged 4 suspects with murder over there are alleged involvement in the 2014 tragedy which claimed $298.00 lives among the suspects are 3 russians and a ukrainian the joint investigation team have also now requested cooperation from russia after showing moscow's numerous offers to assist over the past 5 years less now i bring in our fair to the program has been tracking this not just today i should add for quite some time but today is the point that the joint investigation team actually named name what's been said well exactly it's not just names it's been photographs it's been some wiretapped phone calls i mean the authenticity of those phone calls really subject very very ver

to russian federation. credits writers opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on lavish hotels and drugs and prostitutes. and a newly published u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi crown prince over his possible role in the brutal murder. it's midnight here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me welcome to the program. russia has firmly rejected accusations that its military was involved in the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 after dutch prosecutors on wednesday charge 4 suspects with murder over their alleged roles in the 2014 disaster which claimed 298 lives moscow says the case against them relies heavily on falsified video footage supplied to investigators. union o'neill in the studio with more on the day's developments. it's the 1st time we're hearing names is the 1st time we're seeing photos. so it's 4 names of 4 photographs that we have been shown at the media conference just today we've also learned plenty ab

the russian federation refuses to answer other questions as well. a direct reaction of the suspects. all four suspects have given public interviews about their role in the armed conflict in 2014. if they wish to explain directly to the jit of their role, if they wish to explain directly to thejit of their role, we would like to hear so. therefore, they can contact us through the communication channels that we will disclose later. we have informed the court about the decision to prosecute, and the fact that we are finalising the extensive digital case file. we expect to be able to hand this file to the court before the end of the year. the criminal proceedings will ta ke year. the criminal proceedings will take place at the court in the hague who hold session on the extra security criminal justice who hold session on the extra security criminaljustice complex. in 2017, the five jit security criminaljustice complex. in 2017, the fivejit countries have already decided that prosecution under dutch law before a dutch court is the best option. the court i

there from a former russian federation from asian about to the missile. good morning just thursday the 20th of june you're in moscow my name is kevin irwin here with the latest from reality international news room for you u.s. government documents reveal doubts on the f.b.i.'s conclusion that russia was behind an alleged of the democratic party servers in 26 state is the top story this morning it appears the agency never got a final report from a private security company called crowd strike that was hired by the party to investigate the hack the reports was the core evidence for the russian hacking investigation our senior correspondent lourdes garcia has got the latest this morning. faith is a remarkable thing it can move mountains if you believe something hard enough heart and soul it doesn't actually matter if it's real or daughter faith in god in family or in russian hackers russia also who now after having hacked into the d.n.c. russia hacked into the pillar of our democracy russia is hacking and having gas currently and we did not mention exactly th

the russian federation disclosed anything about what happened. there from. opposition to spending humanitarian aid money on. drugs and prostitutes. and the need. for an investigation into the saudi crown prince over his possible role. it's 8 o'clock and you're watching international live from our studio with me welcome to the program. russia has dismissed the accusations of the team investigating the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 as absolutely baseless earlier on wednesday investigators charge 4 suspects with murder over alleged involvement in the 2014 tragedy which claimed 298 lives. the claims are based on fake video. with more of the day's developments. the 1st time we're hearing names is the 1st time we're seeing. names of 4 photographs that we have been shown at the media conference just today we've also learned plenty about the intentions of the investigation now they've announced their intention to charge these people with murder and also they are putting them on the international one to do list now an interesting detail that all these 4

russian federation disclosed. information about. venezuela's opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on. drugs prostitutes. and a new u.n. report or an investigation into the saudi prince over his possible role in the brutal murder of journalist. it's 9 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me welcome to the program. russia has a flatly rejected the latest accusations of the team investigating the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 describing them as absolutely baseless earlier on wednesday dutch prosecutors charge 4 suspects with murder over their alleged involvement in the 2014 disaster which claimed 298 lives says the case against the individuals relies on falsified videos. joined you know neil in the studio with more on the day's developments. it's the 1st time we're hearing names it's the 1st time we're seeing photos so it's 4 names of 4 photographs that we have been shown at the media conference just today we've also learned plenty about the inten

on the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened. to the missile. also coming up this hour on the program venice wheeler's opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money. drugs on prostitutes. publish u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi prince over his possible role in the brutal murder of journalist. one minute past 11 am in mexico city i live in pm in bangkok and 7 in the evening right here in russia's capital city welcome to r.t. international in our top story russia has this miss the accusations of the team investigating the dawning of malaysia earline flight m h 17. baseless earlier on witness the investigators charge 4 suspects with murder over their alleged involvement in the 2014 tragedy which claimed all busy $298.00 people on board the joint investigation team russia to cooperate with the investigation of which also has not been a part. let's bring in our ship down of for more on what we know igor welcome is the 1st time isn't it that joint investigation team have named names absolutely it

we do request the russian federation again to cooperate with their mutual legal assistance request. we still have unanswered questions these are simple questions. we invite the russian federation to answer these questions quickly if you look back you can establish stead from the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation has not disclosed anything about what happened and that is a slap in the face of the relatives of the victims and the bereaved and i call out to them to start cooperating to tell us what happened. well this has been the main line for the for the investigators for the media conference that russia is not doing enough that russia is not aiding the investigation to the extent that the well the investigators would want russia to do so but it does sound like russia and the g 8 see the drug trade investigators simply can't they don't hear each other because most cool from the outset has been saying that it wants to be part of the investigation that it wants to help out to those looking into the tragedy i mean vladimir putin has said that most call or will be hap

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it comes to push tentative as they see their confusion revolutionary russia of 1900 with the russian federation of $29000.00 russia as a force for steps that billet in the region its actions prove that the situation in crimea was no of russia's doing it was born of western struck us expansionism trying to use kiev as a cast off i think crimea and 20000 was not an extent was liberated and the economy people in overwhelming numbers voted for their reunification with the russian federation and that will and that referendum should be respected given the unique circumstances in which it you place the polish people of course to consent i'm sure you have much better things to spend your tax money on the u.s. military deployments in their country which will only increase changes rather than a debate on with russia russia school norway or so on poland's border and it's in poland's interest to try and move towards russia for better relations and it will benefit the polish people not only in terms of stability security bolt also most importantly economically. why do you think that the past present is pull

the third member of this terrible trio is a russian federation. the russian federation and it internet research agency called the ira. the ira and the russian federation and much has been written and much has been in the public domain and at the public square about the role of russian interference in the 2016 election. but what has not been clearly articulated is that the russians had an intent. they had multiple intents. one of the driving intents was to suppress the african american vote. our report thanks for the research of the german marshall fund is going to take the covers off of that intent because we need to understand how pervasive, pernicious and widespread it was. this is all occurring at a time in american history when the voting power of people of color is reaching an all-time high. the 2020 voters of color are projected to represent more than one-third of the american electorate. up from less than a quarter of the 2000 electorate. since 2010, 25 state representing more than half of the voters in the country and representing substant

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article 20 of the ministry code of the russian federation it's used very often. something i don't even have to comment on it. so i must live with that 100 percent that something would definitely need to look into it if the legal departments of the get involved the russian president needs to look into it but the parliament needs to take a look. at the cover. and the. interpretation the legal interpretation is really she. follows. a criminal group could be anything like the board of directors of the management board of an exaggeration or even at least someone violated human. law that says are acceptable i agree with that it's quite obvious legislation needs to be amended. and several occasions where you remember the ninety's today and soon this will be 30 years since 20 years since the tragic events in dagestan between when the locals to try to see. what the militants asked so we go to both cliff and to our correspondent on a site called. where we are. also got what i call noone here to do a soyuz even mountainous region it's raining we were wondering who were able

to russian federation information about. venezuela's opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on lavish hotels drugs and prostitutes. and a newly published u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi crown prince over his possible role in the brutal murder of a journalist. for more on what is happening around the globe is it r t dot com next on our to international it is the kaiser report but in the u.k. and ireland that's next stay with us. oh either kaiser report here or a i guess wow we were right again. i don't know if you're taking notes about this stuff but there seems to be a divergence between what you hear on the mainstream media stan b. c c n n m s n b c and what we say on this show one huge tour the truth reality what actually happens one tends to be fantastical poppy cock spewed by overpaid parrots that would not be. let's get more information on this from stacy harbor well we began this week with a new bad bank and that is for deutsche bank's bad bets they're going to be poor and

if you look back you can establish that from the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened and that is a slap in the face to all the relatives of the victims and i call on them to start cooperating to tell us what happened there we received the information for murder russian federation information about the missile and the documents about the missile there we also received the rod or. that wasn't clear enough to say exactly what what happens with the missile given this and didn't give us the right picture for the russian ambassador to the live images of gave us his thoughts on the latest dutch announcement and outlined some of moscow's main concerns about the investigation. one can only wonder why after all it's the. jews. do conduct the main. investigations with those the. necessary representational malaysia it was an investigation that. didn't have any evidence of an objective one why are russia offers to provide investigators and to provide what they were evidence we were able to locate they will nord on the other hand for re

reasons behind it are right from the get go from the very beginning everybody was accusing the russian federation of what had happened and also each time we heard some revelations from the investigation saying it was highly likely russia is highly likely russia that we are more than convinced that it was russia however there was never ever any undeniable proof that would say that this is exactly who the culprit is and also from the from the very start of the inquiry methods themselves well they did raise a few eyebrows around the world 1st of all ukraine was allowed to participate in this to gauge and that's a country who did not close their airspace while there was an internal conflict going on in ukraine and also prime minister of malaysia was saying it sued and the 17 belongs to malaysia is the malaysian the airline however that country was not allowed to participate in the investigation of the black boxes so quite a few things there that raise eyebrows around the world the fact that evidence parties including malaysia under russia has been excluded absolutely undermines the credibility of the

if you look back you can establish that from the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened and that is a slap in the face to all the relatives of the victims and i call on them to start cooperating to tell us what happened. now this what you've just heard has been sort of a main line of the media conference the main line at the media conference accusations being fired at russia and i mean the main one was that russia was uncooperative that it has not answered the most simple questions but mind how adamant the investigators there was saying that russia and cooperated he called it a slap in the face of being not mincing his words but later in the same media conference he was kind of forced to admit that russia did provide plenty of information when he had to answer a question as to how they managed to rule out the version that the missile was ukrainian have a listen. how did you manage to disprove a new if you defended the record belong to the ukrainian army thank you. we should receive the information from other russian federatio

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and ukraine, georgia and the russian federation, which are not nato members. on the other hand, there are two european union member countries, romania and bulgaria. as well as the other four countries which are not in this european organization. and in that period before 2014, a number of regional security initiatives were taking place into the black sea. and i mention here the black sea four which encompasses actually all the countries in this initiative. and it proved to be quite successful putting the same table all the actors around the black sea and stepping forward and can -- and even had some successes in terms of interoperability. among the nato partner for peace countries as well as the russian federation on the other hand. in addition of that was the black sea harmony, based on information sharing among the nato countries and the csbms which is the confidence building measure initiative into the black sea that encompasses not only the navies but also the coast guards and border police of the river in countries. unfortunately, and against all odds, 20

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the russian federation. from ocean about to the missile. that israel is an opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on lavish hotels drugs and prostitutes. and a newly published u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi crown prince over his possible role in the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. my colleague kevin owen brings you our latest world news update but 1st we dive right into the 2020 u.s. presidential campaign on cost. hello and welcome the cross-talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office have the democrats learned anything from the elect. so instead of crushing defeat in 2016. across talking trump i'm joined by my guest richard goodstein in washington he is a democratic strategist and former campaign adviser to bill and hillary clinton also in washington we have any meri

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absolutely groundless accusations are being made against the russian side, aimed at discrediting the russian federationlga ivshina, from bbc russian. today, joint investigation team specialist said they have proof that at least one of the four people had been active russian servicemen, at the time of the tragedy, but moscow keeps denying it and russian ministry of defence keeps supplying the world with alternative versions, from time to time, they actually change the main series of events, first they say the ukrainian fighter jet than they said it was ukrainian book, they keep saving details of the key change in the story but one thing that's unchanged, dated the night thing that's unchanged, davey knight any connection. first at the time of the incident, there was already an armed conflict on the ground in eastern ukraine between russia—backed separatists and ukrainian government forces. several government military aircraft had been downed in the previous weeks, while government air strikes were being carried out on rebel—held areas. here's zhanna bez—piatchuk from bbc ukrainian, with the reation in k

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when we met him, we were shadowed by agents from the russian federal security service. i'm not afraid. it's not the first time i've taken part in a protest. we have to show those in power that we need to separate waste and recycle it and not just bury it in the ground. reporter: peskov has even put his studies on hold so that he can devote more time to the cause. alexander: so far we've always applied for a permit to demonstrate. that might change. and then, we wouldn't bother with all the paperwork for the powers that be. reporter: for the time being, moscow's answer to its waste problem is to dump it elsewhere. host: where do people live on our planet? in global living rooms, we go to a farmhouse in nepal. ♪ ram: hello, please come in. it's very, very hot here. 40, 44, sometimes 46 degrees celsius. it's unbearable inside the house without the fan. anita: i put up these pictures of babies, because they're so sweet. i love babies. i'm expecting a baby in five months. mamita: this sewing machine is very important for us. we use it to make our own clothes. and the things

would later be indicted as a secret foreign agent running in this country on behalf of the russian federation. the maria butina story is just nuts. when he was ultimately arrest and indicted and put in jail, he was described by prosecutors as a secret agent, basically. working on behalf of the russian government regularly reporting home to her kremlin handler about how it was going and ability to make contacts and meet people inside the republican party, particularly through conservative organizations like the nra. in the charging documents in her case, in an fbi affidavit filed with the court, the government described a different person who was involved in the scheme. the person named by prosecutors as u.s. person one. if you piece it together through various documents and reporting, u.s. person one in the butina case is her american boyfriend, who according to the government, worked closely with her throughout the duration of her influence operation to try to influence the republican party in a way that would advance the interests of the russian federation. there also has been a ton of repo

try to influence the republican party in a way that would quote advance the interests of the russian federation. there's also just been a ton of public facing reporting about maria butina and her american boyfriend, including this seminal "new york times" piece which broke the news that paul erickson, the boyfriend, had, during the campaign, in may 2016, he had sent the trump campaign an email that literally had the subject line "kremlin connection." he was offering in that email to set up a connection to donald trump with an emissary from vladimir putin's office. he said he could set donald trump up in a meeting with somebody sent as an emissary with putin, and he could do it at an upcoming nra event. so today maria butina is still in jail. she pled guilty. it's expected she's going to be deported back to russia as soon as she finally gets released from prison. her boyfriend, "u.s. person 1," according to prosecutors, he helped her throughout with her illegal influence operation she was running on behalf of the russian government, he has meanwhile been indicted himself on financial fraud charg

. >> you saw a telephone a high rank official from the russian federation. it can go higr.damian: russia maintains the investigation was biased. it will not send its citizens tb stand triaad. buttr the families say thh being established will be just icenough. damian grammaticas, bbc news, the netherlands. jane:' 's have a look at today's stories making the news. the u.s. secretary-general antonio guterres has appealed to lirussia and turkey to sta the situation in the syrian province of idlib, whe an increase in fighting between rels and pro-government forces has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee. the ambassadors of russia and syria both denied that their forces are deliberately bombing citizens. the first congressional hearing in a decade to discu compensation for the descendents of u.s. slaves has seen heated arguments from both sides. some witnesses said reparationsa would the relationship between white and black americans.as others said it imperative to achieve justice. ty american billionaire has given the univerf oxford $180 million, one of the largest do

being a press secretary or for the president of the russian federation i can speak on his before your behalf and they can tell you one thing when president putin says something he means it. and when he means something he does it. this is what i know for sure 100 percent. so conclusion is that if trump is willing and contrary to your own then that as yeah. right i have one last question that has nothing to do with anything we're just spoken about but it's very relevant for most of the russians the so-called siren and internet bill that's coming into action november is coming to force this is a legislation that same to allow russian internet to continue working in case russia is completely cut off from the global infrastructure. but people ask both in to lay people who who are in the business are saying it's physically impossible to do that i mean i don't know that's what they're saying to you as representatives of russian government have a reason to think that someone is trying to cut us off from the global internet wherever the reason to think we faced american sanctions would face so

indictments to the russian federation also today to make sure that the russian government. people of their indictment and notifies them off their international arrest warrant the police has also strictly said that they're not actually asking for any extradite extradite men off these people because according to the constitution both in ukraine and in russia it's not allowed to extradite any people so basically the investigation is still ongoing but this trial on march 20 2020 will start already but police also said that they will keep investigating all these details and in fact witness accounts that they have been receiving and they hope to receive a lot more for the moods that will even though of course await for more information as it comes out of that press conference and russian reaction to thank you. but opposition politicians are pushing for a vote of no confidence against the city's leader kerry lamb a day after she apologized for trying to rush through changes to the extradition law members of the legislative council meeting for the 1st time since huge protests force

president woman rather speaking there with nonlife now to constantine kasich office chairman of the russian federation council's foreign affairs committee that's the upper house of the russian assembly which calls itself welcome to the program the media's been quick to point out that no western leaders in attendance at that formants and petersburg how significant is that for the foreign ones. you're going to. will definitely find these forums this year is the most representative one. certain countries continue to try to create an illusion that russia is somehow isolated internationally and. is. attractive to try to strengthen that illusion but still we have at least as many foreign pretty soon as all this and many of them coming from the west one obvious example is the american people here we all know that the american attitude towards this forum is to try to avoid quarter on the political level but still the most extensive the biggest business delineation business mission from abroad hearing is just from the united states of america hundreds of american businesses 4 or 500 so definitely is this. succ