we bring you again a live pictures from sochi international airport the u.s. secretary of state's plane has just landed and we're hoping to catch him coming off of the plane. now the top of the agenda for the talks that will be happening today between the russian and u.s. . secretaries of state of course iran nuclear deal is going to be at the top of their agenda on what to discuss the u.s. of course pulled out of that deal a year ago and last week said it would also ditch the deal if other signature is mainly european states did not safeguard its interests as per the agreement. first the u.s. secretary of state mike from pale will be meeting with sergey lavrov and then later in the day it is has been confirmed that he'll also be speaking with what amir. it's hope that the sochi meeting will actually ease the tensions that have risen as of late when it comes to the iran's nuclear deal and shed light on how that agreement will be in the future if it can be saved or not russia of course supports iran's insistence that all signatories to the pact should fulfill t

security in the future of russia's relations with washington lead the way in discussions in sochi president putin calls out washington putting the iran nuclear deal for painting tehran as the bad guys. so the u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of the evidence used in the russia trump the newseum froebel doesn't question the findings of the report. and coca-cola is latest campaign in norway sparks anger from some as it features a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with run a. good evening to you watching r.t. international leave iraq now as fast as possible that's the dramatic warning that has been issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side of what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran our correspondent and hawkins in the studios been following this story for a. very very dramatic perceived threat from the iran what is going on. u.s. relations have a history of being complex and dramatic but it seems that tensions have now reached new. new heights with this security ale

curity and the future of russia's relations with washington lead the way in discussions in sochi is president putin calls out washington for quitting near a nuclear deal. u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the russia trump pollution probe. colors latest campaign in norway sparked anger from some features a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with ramadan. for a good evening to you this is international. in the country and it comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side over what it calls the. increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran iran and discuss the alleged iranian threats with my colleague daniel hawkins. it seems now although that he's have reached new heights the u.s. has issued a security alert all its non-emergency personnel in iraq asking them to immediately depart from the u.s. embassy in baghdad and from the consulate bill that's an order that relates to all non-emergency personnel now why the sudden panic well this security alert mentions no specific threats or reasons u.s. officials have of course previously

security in the future of russia's relations with washington lead the way in discussions in sochi president putin calls out washington for quitting the iran nuclear deal in tehran as the bad guy. also the u.s. attorney general investigate the legality of evidence used in the russian collusion probe although it doesn't question the findings of the more the report. is coca-cola its latest campaign in norway spots anger from some as if it is a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with the ramadan. thanks for joining us this evening this is r.t. and. leave iraq now as fast as possible that is the somewhat dramatic warning issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side over what it calls the increase that coming from iraq's neighbor iran. has been following the story joins me in the studio it's very dramatic very get out now rym feel lives almost what is this suppose that increase in threat from iran or u.s. or on relations of there have been short of drama have they it seems now although. have reached new heights th

secretary of state in sochi on tuesday the kremlin says is prepared to set a date for the next meeting between the russian president and trump an earlier my pompei are told the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov that america does not want a war with iran but he also said the terror on must be prevented from threatening its neighbors. we spoke a bit about the activities that are taking place in the middle east today with particular focus on the actions that iran is taking i made clear that the united states will continue to apply pressure to the regime in tehran until its leadership is prepared to return to the ranks of responsible nations that do not threaten their neighbors or spread instability or terror. here we have many differences but what that that the fact that we talk about it alba will go on discussing this situation of course it gives us some hope that some agreements may be reached steadfast and has more now from such a. very rare but very important meetings here in sochi between my compare and the russian foreign minister and after that with vladimir putin basically th

mr broughton so thank you very much for inviting me here to sochi and thank you for a very warm welcome here please again in. an interview which has had a very interesting hour some stout dogs. we had every opportunity to change our opinions. of certain issues traditionally in russia. have had very good relations it's true for out of this century and for all this century which we see that what mr putin mansion the 95 agreement it out yesterday we are celebrating it send a verse 3 words in 9 to 55 this agreement was signed in all syria and. declaring its independence. as on these it can go beyond the long and continuation of the 943 law school declare a shilling. it was signed so it is true that we can say that our. good relations goes back into history and we are determined to improve our relations on a number of tracks the internet and i'm pleased to inform mr president the museum is ready to return this autumn on the shore image to the russian those. that were relocated during the 2nd world war from russia came to syria to new york he longed to. go to cuba and today a dozen other thin

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there is clear misinformation from one side iran also dominated discussions in the russian resort of sochi president putin and his foreign minister met with officials from china the u.s. and the european union up to speed on those talks later in the program. the us department of commerce has placed the chinese tech giant huawei other trade blacklist this comes after donald trump declared a national emergency to protect computer networks from so-called foreign adversaries. foran of the series are increasingly creating on exposing vulnerabilities in information and communications technology and services which store and communicate vast amounts of sensitive information the executive order says that these foreign adversaries are a major national security threat of course china has said that there has been no evidence that while weight does not follow every country's laws and the huawei works directly with the chinese government which is what the u.s. is a very much concerned about this comes days after the u.s. and china fail to meet a trade deal intellectual property theft has been a huge con

more on going to sting across these talks for us in sochi throughout the day thank you. iran is not the only country washington has tried to bend to its will of course he'll moment has been looking back and some of the governments on the receiving end of u.s. special ops. vietnam ukraine yugoslavia libya one of these countries have in common well you guessed it uncle sam has been involved the u.s. central command recently published a study that's now being dubbed the pentagon's scholars guide to overthrowing governments the joint special operations university published its study they looked into research of special forces operations of the u.s. military across the planet from 1941 to 2003 now the joint special operations university is an entire academic institution dedicated to studying the art of war here's what their research found that the report divines u.s. special ops into 3 categories disruption coersion and regime change 68 percent of the operations were disrupted only non-disruptive cases took up 32 percent they were divided between coersion and regime change yo

there is clear misinformation from one side and also dominated discussions in the russian resort of sochi of president putin and his foreign minister met with officials from china the u.s. and the european union will bring it to date on those talks later this hour. the u.s. attorney general is laws an investigation into possible misconduct relating to the buller report ilam orpen picks up the story. since 2016 the democrats have been pushing an investigation of donald trump for allegedly colluding with russia in order to win the $2016.00 elections well now the report is out and the verdict is no collusion and at this point it looks like cable news will not stop the noise about trump and russia despite the report being released well now we've got a new investigation to cover it seems the republicans are now pushing to investigate the investigators u.s. attorney john durham he is not a rookie by far he investigated the cia and revealed that they had destroyed tapes and evidence of their torture program he also investigated the f.b.i.'s relationship with mafia boss whitey bulger so when it w

out of the agreement and reimpose crippling sanctions on tehran more now from our correspondents in sochi and belin. well he remarked on the situation regarding iran regarding the united states and its behavior towards the radian nuclear deal he was asked to comment on the situation he said that he has little doubt that the united states will apply colossal pressure on the european union in order to get their way with regards to the reunion deal to p. do it the european union is going to hold an extraordinary session with regards to what is happening in iran with regards to raney and threats to stop the implementation of the nuclear deal because of american threats american sanctions and the secretary of state the u.s. secretary of state might compel has canceled a planned trip to moscow in order to attend that session and as foreign minister sergey lavrov believes in order to apply again colossal pressure on the european union you notice this to spend a special mechanism that the european union has created to circumvent u.s. sanctions to allow the iranians to trade with their oil as ofte

secretary of state to the black sea resort city of sochi during my from paris the 1st official visit to the country both sides seem ready to take the u.s. russia relations a step forward live now to sochi and more on the pair have plenty to talk about that. well there is a lot to talk about to be honest with you because relations between russia and the united states as is well know the best there's a whole hoost of issues to get through and coming here might compel was urged by senior democrats congressman congresspersons to act tough to throw his weight around and show the russians what's what fortunately he seems to be acting a little more grown up a little more constructive judging by the opening comments. on pretty much most of the external mccarthy we see there are certain suspicions in prejudice from both sides but it's not a win win scenario for us just that mutual mistrust hinder us and russian security and causes concern around the globe so it's time for a new and more responsible approach to our relations and mutual perceptions we're ready to do that if my u.s. colleagues s

or the run also dominated conversation in the russian resort of sochi the president putin the russian foreign minister been holding bilateral talks with the chinese and u.s. and european counterparts question how iran's global reputation has been damaged by a situation that was initiated by washington more on that from the black sea city a little later this hour what did you do. next the u.s. attorney general has launched an investigation into possible misconduct relating to the report specifically william bell will see if the law was broken when trying to establish whether donald trump colluded with russia or the bar won't give the same scrutiny to the part of the probe concluding there was meddling by moscow morgan has details. since 2016 the democrats have been pushing an investigation of donald trump for allegedly colluding with russia in order to win the $2016.00 elections well now the report is out and the verdict is no collusion and at this point it looks like cable news will not stop the noise about trump and russia despite the report being released well now we've got a new in

ok thank you that was an artist not a ghastly of their force in sochi. the middle east analyst kind of a after a c.r.b. disbelief the iran nuclear deal can still be rescued. iran has given 60 days to europe to clean up its act and live up to its commitments and we are not starting to see a renewed effort on the part of europe to do exactly that and hopefully the meeting . as a fresh reminder to the american as that. policy toward europe is failing and europe is determined to salvage the deal just as russia and china are so i'm cautiously optimistic about the lifespan of j.c. . the other signatories to join forces and preserve the deal in the interest of regional and global peace and americans need to make a u.-turn under erroneous policy come back to the table negotiated with. now the venezuelan government has condemned the police raid on its embassy in washington d.c. as a violation of international law offices try to expel activists who claim they are defending the mission from illegal seizure police arrived at the compound and issued an eviction order

top level talks continue in the russian city of sochi on tuesday u.s. secretary of state mike pump met with both president putin and foreign minister sergei lavrov global issues were discussed including the venezuelan crisis syria and the iran's nuclear deal now on wednesday putin met with auster and counterpart alexander vender bone biological ties and international issues were on the agenda for the meeting the austrian president declared that the 2 countries agreed global problems can only be resolved with patients and over time the 2 leaders will give a news conference following their discussion. it's expected putin will also comment on the results of monday's talks with pale will of course be bri more information on that when it does happen. the u.s. attorney general william barr has launched a probe into possible misconduct relating to the miller report specifically he will see if the law was broken when trying to establish whether donald trump colluded with russia however it bars decided not to subject that part of the investigation which conclude

top level talks continue in the russian resort town of sochi the security around and the future of russia's relations with washington leaving the topics up for discussion. also this hour the u.s. attorney general investigates the legality of evidence used in the russia trump collusion probe about doesn't question the findings of the molar important. and latest campaign in norway sparks anger from some as it features a crescent moon as part of its logo to coincide with. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. leave iraq now as fast as possible that's the dramatic warning that's been issued by washington to certain u.s. employees in the country it comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side or what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran earlier i discussed the alleged iranian threat with artist and hawkins. lorraine in u.s. relations are complex to say the very least but this certainly is a new level of tension that we can see here the u.s. has issued a security alert all e

doesn't want war with iran step fasten is in sochi for us. very rare but very important meetings here in sochi between my compare and the russian foreign minister and after that with vladimir putin basically the leaders now want to improve the relationship which has been very bad between the united states and russia and one of the reasons that they can do this is because the report has basically officially cleared the collision allegations that were made between the campaign and the russian authorities put inside that that was an objective investigation and basically now it sort of clears the way to have an order changing situation between the 2 nations as he described it but then there's of course all these differences that the 2 superpowers still have they have different opinions on iran on afghanistan on syria and also on venezuela on iran had hoped the russian foreign minister that you could give him more guarantees on too profound a military operation in the gov region which couldn't get the united states want russia to stop supporting n

putin in sochi, which you attended. mr. levin: i wanted to ask whether the assault on idlib came up during this meeting. the russian -- mr. jeffrey: it did. mr. levin: how did the conversation go? mr. jeffrey: to the extent i can can talk about confidential diplomatic exchanges at the highest levels, it was a very by secretary pompeo on the need to bring this battle to a close. the sooner the better. we received assurances from the russians, some of which they seem to have been trying to carrier out in the days since we were in sochi. trying to slow down or stop any military conflict with dozens of groups on the ground is not easy. we have had a lot of experience, much of it bad doing it elsewhere. we did believe we made some progress with president putin. mr. levin: as you know bert than i, the situation there has been very bad. we have a lot of evidence that russia and syria together engaged in a week long bombardment, including targeting hospitals and civilian infrastructure. people are fleeing toward the border with tur

for more on this we can now go to live in sochi. to talk about the talks now the pair have had plenty to talk about what more can you tell us. well as they said and both of them here that the discussions were very frank and honest something that sergey lavrov said beforehand he hoped they would be and they also spoke about a whole range of issues so many and so little time but early on we heard we heard cautious notes of optimism before the discussions started. pretty much most of the external mccarthy we see there are certain suspicions and prejudice from both sides but it's not a win win scenario for us just mutual mistrust u.s. and russian security and causes concern around the globe so it's time for a new and more responsible approach to our relations and mutual perceptions we're ready to do that if my u.s. colleagues show reciprocation towards that i'm here today because president trump is committed to improving this relationship. as as i think you said we have differences we each country will protect its own interests look out

counterpart mike pump a i grappled with the crisis in venezuela the fall of talks expected in russia's sochi in 2 days' time. plus iran partially suspends the $2015.00 nuclear agreement and gives the signatories to 60 days to shield the country from u.s. sanctions as washington reiterated its threat to hit companies working with iran with financial penalties. and russia marks the 74th anniversary of the capitulation of nazi germany with military parades and ceremonies we'll bring you some of the highlights from thursday's commemorations. here watching the weekly here on our t.v. international a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days thank you for joining us this hour. russia is mourning the 41 people killed in last sunday's plane charged at moscow's sheremetyevo airport the passenger jet was engulfed in flames while making an emergency landing. to get out. the plane took off at 6 pm local time and was bound for the northwestern russian city of more months just under 20 minutes later the pilots alerted air traffic control they were turning to share melt of a witnesses later said th

secretary of state cancels a visit to moscow but plans to meet russia's president and foreign minister in sochi on cheese day where they will seek to result tensions over iran and venezuela . meanwhile the u.s. leader considers investigating presidential hopeful joe biden over his links to ukraine sparking outrage from democrats it is highly ethical alpha who will do everything. for. the eurovision song contest has just got underway in israel and he's already improving control over ties in the country to tourists that pokes fun at its own citizens. but are they good morning is just gone 9 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international now the u.s. secretary of state has canceled what was to be an informal visit. to brussels at the last minute instead to let's find out what's happened there. is across the story for us good morning. why the change of plan then for mr. andrew good morning yes indeed the u.s. secretary of state mike pump was supposed to arrive in the russian capital one later on monday but at the very last moment his plans were changed because of iran now as you've said inste

that were discussed today and in sochi and in because we believe it is necessary to create a council that would consist of diplomats former military men and other officials that were. held you should discuss the current issues and look at the ways of how to overcome. the problems we've had the misunderstands it. had and to build a long term sustainable interaction and corporation in a number of areas. and we also believe it's important to created by a council that's woods you know the representatives of private businesses and businesses that would help. governments create conditions for a favorable economic cooperation also we have discussed today steps that would provide an impetus for further productive progress in the relations between the u.s. and russia we have expressed all of our ideas. to the u.s. assistant secretary and i hope that they will discuss this as for our agenda today we have discussed a number of issues including venezuela in the world in that regard russia believes that it is the people of venezuela that. need to decide the destiny of the future of their countrie

secretary of state in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. there's a capability initially but we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being created despite the exotic way the miller commission had been working in the hole it came up with an objective investigation and proved there was no collusion between russia and the us the thing we branded as total nonsense from the very beginning. well the sides have agreed to restore communication channels and cooperate on a number of global challenges including on syria afghanistan and north korea earlier in the day pompei and russia's foreign minister spent 3 hours grappling with pressing global issues among them and his whaler on which they agreed to disagree. on venezuela we have disagreed with my russian colleagues to support the venezuelan people as they return democracy to their country the united states and more than 50 other nations agree that the time has come for nicolas maduro to go he's brought nothing but misery t

more against the of their reporting from sochi well the middle east analysts kind of a f a r c r b does belief the iran nuclear deal can still be rescued. you know and has given 60 days to europe to clean up its side and live up to its commitments and we are now starting to see a renewed effort on the part to do exactly that and hopefully the meeting. as a freshly minted to make as. new policy toward euro be speeding and europe is determined to side was to deal just as russia and china so i'm cautiously optimistic about the lifespan of. this significant is to join forces and preserve the deal in the interest of global peace and americans need to make a u. turn on their own u.s. policy come back to the table negotiated with the ends well iran is not the only country washington has tried to bend to its will on these kind of more pain looks back now at some of the governments that have been on the receiving end of u.s. special operations. ukraine yugoslavia libya one of these countries have in common well you guessed it uncle sam has been involved the u.s. central command recently publishe

to meet his russian counterpart sergey lavrov in russia's black sea resort of sochi they are expected to discuss the future of the iran nuclear deal amid fears washington. edging towards war america's top diplomat made and then unexpected visit to brussels for talks with the human this is ahead of this visit to russia. deescalate the situation over iran by responding to. the most responsible attitude to take is should be and that of maximum maximum restraint. any. escalation on a military site well this was a meeting that was all set it was all planned there was supposed to be sitting down the e.u. foreign ministers as well as the high representative for foreign affairs federica mockery me she's essentially the use overarching equivalent of a foreign minister they were supposed to be sat down talking about libya they tried to do that as much as they could however might pompei oh the u.s. secretary of state he decided he was going to be turning up. of course that has apparently put the cat amongst the pigeons if i listen to some of the people i've been talking to among the diplomats in

might have described their talks which wound up within just the last hour in the russian resort of sochi both sides said that they were ready to move relations forward although they admitted they still don't see eye to eye on a number of crucial global issues let's go live to sort she and get an update from our correspondent that right. good evening to you did the pattern succeed in finding much common ground. well i'd say the fact that they sat down together talked about so many different issues almost every crisis happening in the world now that that's already productive the very fact that they're talking about that because let's not beat around the bush. relations between russia and the united states there's no other way of putting it that awful they're almost historic joining the cold war you know they weren't this bad at certain points but they've finally sat down they've managed to talk about all their differences and they've managed honestly say to each other we disagree on this this is how we see it we disagree on this this is how we see it and booth have said that well that's go

secretary of state is meeting his russian counterpart sergey lavrov in russia's black sea resort of sochi and the 2 will discuss the crisis surrounding iran amid fears washington and tehran i read towards war let's get more now from what i guess here in sochi for it's good afternoon she. so is any progress than expected from these talks. well they're certainly hoping for progress but you do things that people are looking at things realistically the situation is incredibly dangerous it is rife for an escalation an entire carrier battle group with all these sort of warships sent to the center the persian gulf to iran's doorstep the europeans warning that you know they fear that their skill ation could come despite neither side really wanting at the situation is so teds and the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov yesterday told us during a press briefing that he's going to have a very honest conversation with his american counterpart. when he will produce notes or real ask mike compare how the u.s. is going to deal with the crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions iran ha

state might pompei o is meeting his russian counterpart sergey lavrov in russia's black sea resort of sochi that say will discuss the crisis surrounding iran amid fears washington and tehran edging towards war. has more now on what to expect from the matey. in short the situation is incredibly dangerous now what with an entire u.s. aircraft carrier battle group now stationed on iran's doorstep with trump himself threatening iran with suffering shouldn't step radians saying that they'll defend themselves and that they're ready for any eventuality the situation as i say incredibly dangerous what's worse it is right for an escalation perhaps an unintended one and russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov said he intends to have a very honest conversation with his american counterpart because that arms when you will produce needs or we lost mike pompei you know how the u.s. is going to deal with a crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions iran has the right to partly suspend the implementation of the nuclear deal if all the parties commitments are you the u.s. secretary of state a

garcia bringing us the latest from sochi and thank you. now as our correspondent just mentioned tensions running iran are now getting heated up more and more and leave iraq now as fast as possible with the dramatic warning issued by washington to u.s. employees in the country it comes amid a heightened sense of urgency from the american side or what it calls the increased threat coming from iraq's neighbor iran we're now joined live in the studio by daniel hawkins daniel the u.s. seems to really have gone into panic mode at this point and now it's evacuating people from the neighboring countries what's going on the iranian u.s. relations are complex to say the very least but this certainly is a new level of tension that we can see here the u.s. has issued a security alert all emergency personnel in iraq citing a substantial risk related to activity by the iranians that we don't know what form that risk is going to take we don't know what's changed in recent times to cause this panic this escalation nevertheless the state department does wa

and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov are holding talks and russia's black sea resort city of sochi we cannot listen in to see what the 2 are saying. it's all. i hope that will be able to come up with specific ways how to get us russian relations out of that regrettable state that they happen to be due to several objective as objective reasons as well considering that this is the task of instructions coming from our presidents that was confirmed in helsinki summit as well as in their conversation on this front of me when i was probably unplayable should go for the next year you would do that in the mirror but google book you're going to push the system to who should. we have multiple issues that require both urgent math and it's as well as long term sustainable solution doesn't assert so you should know it since you're the decisions of the midgets that bitterness you know and it's even that our board amounted to speech from view you were going to do and it was the produce that supports the motivation for your community that has to do with the situation in strategic stability sphere

might hold some weight. 3 days of high profile talks of ramped up in the russian resource city of sochi on tuesday the russian president met with the u.s. secretary of state with venezuela syria and iran all up for discussion and speaking at a press conference today alongside his austrian counterpart president putin gave his view on how washington is playing the around card. makes the decision to withdraw from any kind of a deal everyone will forget the us initiated the collapse of the deal and global opinion will be iran's fault i've said this to iran on many occasions i don't think they have any reason to withdrawal from the deal huge 3 days here in sochi very big talks high profile talks 1st we had the chinese foreign minister then the u.s. secretary of state today the president a lot of topics almost every major crisis in the world now was discussed here of course they talked about iran venezuela ukraine. in the middle east syria yemen they talked about financial markets about oil about gas you know all sorts of things but of course front and center was iran because it is really get

but we begin with a search for common ground in sochi. is there any common ground? michelle kosinski joining me now from the state department with that. michelle, so many issues with the u.s. and russia at loggerheads, at opposite ends of the spectrum. what common ground does secretary pompeo, does the president believe they can find here? >> it is a very long list. ahead of these meetings neither side sounds hugely optimistic. the state department has put out all of the differences and here are some things that we can work on, whether it's syria or venezuela or north korea, but, yeah, there are areas of common ground, for example, the u.s. would like russia to help more in trying to pressure north korea, trying to convince north korea to change its tune and make sure that all sanctions are abided by, but, you know, i think top of the list is the u.s. would like to forge a new arms treaty with russia. after the u.s. said it wasn't going to be a part of the inf treaty anymore because russia keeps violating it, that's top of the agenda. forging a new neek clear treaty

many occasions i don't think they have any reason to withdrawal from the deal huge 3 days here in sochi very big talks high profile talks 1st we had the chinese foreign minister then the u.s. secretary of state today the president a lot of topics almost every major crisis in the world now was discussed here of course they talked about iran. ukraine. was in the middle east syria yemen they talked about financial markets about oil about gas you know all sorts of things but of course front and center was iran because it is really getting into the dangerous phase now the phase where everybody fears an escalation and today putin was asked about what russia plans to do to help resolve this crisis. among them when you find brigade i cannot just go around saving everything that is around us we have played our part and we're ready and willing to play this part in future but it depends not just on us but on our partners on the europeans on the u.s. and on iran itself. the europeans the russians and the chinese have similar views in the arena in crisis they believe it's gone too far and that the b

love rugs statements indicate the scope of the military operation implementing the sochi deal does not mean a full scale assault to retake the entire province of idlib moscow knows that would threaten its alliance with turkey which wants to prevent a humanitarian crisis along its border and prevent a new wave of refugees crossing into its territory turkey which has military positions around it live under its agreement with russia has not responded to the latest escalation but it too has criticized russia for failing to remove the syrian kurdish group the white p.g. from tel rafah in northern aleppo turkey considers the y. peachey a terrorist organization. trying to find a trade of if russia will give them more. money but. which is on the table to russian turkey and i think also part of the trying to test the limits of each other to see how far we can go. but serious power brokers are unlikely to push far enough to break in alliance they both benefit from neither side wants a large scale assault on it but even a limited operation is enough to destroy the lives of many. beirut. the venez

foreign ministers to the russian grizzle city of sochi she described as productive in detail. and human rights advocates raise the alarm over the u.k. defense secretary the proposal for british better and immunity for. dangerous president. plus 2 the world's biggest tech companies pledge to crack down on. price church. sunday morning. international this is the weekly a roundup of the top stories we reported to you over the last 7 days starting with this one the united states is warning the airline is flying over the persian gulf could be misidentified and targeted amid a spike in tensions between the u.s. and iran washington's allies have also joined in the latest front against iran saudi arabia's foreign minister says his country stands for peace but will respond firmly and decisively if necessary the u.s. stance has been clear for quite some time. threaten their neighbors or spread instability or terror everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare or ran around major destabilizing in influence in the middle east spread death destruction and chaos the leaders of iran are r

and russia take on the middle east and venezuela in the russian result city of sochi. so the morning i am here in moscow my name is kevin i would this is our team for a good morning show you this is our weekly roundup of the top stories of the last 7 days 1st the united states is warning that airliners flying over the persian gulf could be misidentified and targeted amid a spike in tension between the u.s. and iran washington's been constantly highlighting the threat it thinks around poses to the middle east and the rest of the world. threaten their neighbors or spread instability or terror everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare and or ran around major destabilizing in influence in the middle east spread death destruction and chaos the leaders of iran are record piers world's largest finance here of international terrorism behind every problem is array and we've been trying to do is to get iran to be him like a normal nation one of the fiercest opponents of the iranian regime is the u.s. national security adviser john bolton he's so keen on his job that coding

foreign ministers talking in the russian resort city of sochi in the week those talks described as productive and details. of the news of the week just gone human rights advocates raise the alarm over the u.k. . proposal for a british saying immunity for criminal offenses sets a dangerous precedent and. the world's biggest tech companies pledge to crack down on violent content new rules in the wake of the christ church mosque attacks. moscow time here. watching out international and the weekly a roundup of the top stories of the last 7 days for the united states is warning that airliners flying over the persian gulf could be misidentified and targeted amid a spike in tension between the u.s. and iran washington's allies of also joined this latest front against iran to saudi arabia's foreign minister says his country stands for peace but will respond firmly and decisively if necessary the u.s. stance has been clear for quite some time. threaten their neighbors or spread instability or terror everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare and or ran around major destabilizing in influence in t

they took to the ice in sochi after a culture, education and sport meeting. and putin himself, who also has a black belt injudo, scored seven of those goals. he was unsurprisingly the top scorer of the game. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. an exciting weekend of sport. but from all of us, it's good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the deputy editor of the daily express, michael booker, and the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brown. she's clearly engrossed in what we are putting in front of her tonight. idid my are putting in front of her tonight. i did my homework. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. michael is much more sombre. the daily telegraph says that some mps are boosting their expenses by claiming for adult children who are "dependent" upon them. the paper says the mps are operating within the rules. private woe over the recruitment of more state pupils by oxford and cambridge, that's on the front of the times as priva