the town of bucha, which is northwest of kiev the european media are already calling ukrainian srebrenica the transmitters are calling on the whole world to take revenge on russia and its leader for the unheard of atrocity, the public is shocked the civilized world is indignant, if you don’t go into details the picture is really terrible, but there are many inconsistencies, firstly, the inconsistency in time the russian troops left i teach on march 30, more precisely, the withdrawal of troops began even earlier, and by this date the last soldier left the town, but the ukrainian artillery continued to iron it until night, breaking the dust of the remains of houses. here the next day. rushed local mayor. he looked around the surroundings from a broad smile and reported the history of our national point in syria, the territorial bulks are leading the russian orcs from the russian occupation. it is strange that the mayor did not report any dead bodies on the streets and did not see further from different sides. detachments of the national battalions and the national police entered better, car

provocation with a name that speaks to the western reader ; what happened is called the second srebrenica is a reminder of the city with which one of the bloodiest events of the yugoslav war is connected, the murder of several thousand muslims, in which the international tribunal accused the serbs , however, as usual, in the future everything turned out to be wrong unambiguously, some of those declared killed turned out to be alive, and the serbs killed by muslims, on the contrary, the west did not notice, but for the mass audience a stable equal sign was put, srebrenica genocide, the vast majority of people who, uh, watch will watch the news. they do not know what is what happened in reality in the silversmith. but they know this name this symbol, which was replicated again this mass media is a common technology that is actively used by western experts that journalists in fact, they were not allowed to form an independent point of view on events. in bucha, the correspondent of the german tv channel rt mentioned that the journalists did not have the opportunity to draw up their own pictur

it took us until the slaughter of srebrenica but finally got together enough to do what's being done

blood flowed, tears flowed, and so it was, uh, with srebrenica, so it was with yugoslavia.with cancer. so it was a lot, where and a lot of it started with fakes, because the story of the piece of silver, which then flew around all the media and the whole world was shocked and the whole world, but suffered over time, turned out to be a fake. but who cares when it's already cleared up just like it turned out to be in a test tube that colin powell shook, after which the shock was such that everyone already, well, was forced to accept. the invasion of the united states in cancer was washing powder, and then many years later, of course, they admitted that, well, intelligence had somehow deceived. and in general, we, well, in general, did not know, well, as it were, there was already something to rush about. and many, many more such examples can be cited, and this whole conversation with the violinists, when everything was clear to everyone, and everything was known to everyone, and everyone was horrified, the whole world was horrified froze, and then, as if nothing had all gone

apparently the military received orders to commit such crimes crimes against humanity, and after the srebrenicain april 1995, we said that it was genocide and the court supported this decision. if we return to your question, then the similarity can be traced in the fact that there are many and systematically the number of crimes, respectively, international and national investigators must collect evidence now, as they do, in addition to the actions of the russians of the military in ukraine, there are also statements by vladimir putin, the president of russia, and that ukraine is a fictitious country and ukrainians as a nation do not exist, or can his words indicate that the actions of the russian military in ukraine are directed against ukrainians as a nation, putin's statement that ukraine does not exist and that there is no such nation as ukrainians can be a strong evidence in support of the charge of genocide because when you refuse to recognize the existence of people your next step is to destroy the people who claim that they are who you do not want to recognize all these statements must

prevent the massacre in rwanda, they failed to stop the death of thousands of bosnian muslims in srebrenicato stop the murder and rape and massacre of ukrainians.— rape and massacre of ukrainians. right now. absolutely. _ ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is as i ukrainians. right now. i absolutely. this is as you ukrainians. right now. - absolutely. this is as you said not the first time we have faced fundamental threats to our international legal order. this situation is unique because of the perpetrating of these crimes by a permanent member of the un security council and so it is certainly understandable to call attention to both the russian presence on the security council and the veto power that russia has but frankly in my view, focusing on the role of the security council and its constraints are not the thing that will help ukraine at this time. , , «a time. president zelensky thinks exactly the _ time. president zelensky thinks exactly the opposite, _ time. president zelensky thinks exactly

here, she is not with srebrenica, the main analogy with the malaysian war.orks, that is, the technology is so primitive that it is hard to believe that it works over and over again, but it works, that is, look at the reaction of the western world. and in principle, the conclusion is very easy to draw. for what bucha organized. no one will give them heavy weapons, that is, there are too many risks for european countries. well, let's put the uk out of the equation for cabet. but what they are counting on is counting on the imposition of the most stringent sanctions against russia by the european union is evidence. true, the only thing they can still lead to. what else themselves? yes, no really. the only thing that causes it? here personally i have such a question here, some bewilderment, that is, podolak. what kind of world is he in, then there is, if the supply of energy carriers stops, and what will happen to ukraine what about the ukrainian gas? pipe, by the way, yes, they miss this topic, because the gas system of ukraine is pumping at full power, that is

bosnian muslims, men and boys, soldiers and civilians, caught and executed in cold blood at srebrenica and convict the bosnian serb general ratko mladic. at a special tribunal at the hague he was accused of genocide and deliberately targeting civilians. when crimes are committed during war, justice does not come quickly. the fighting has to end, criminals have to be found, handed over. sometimes political leaders are indicted. but in ukraine, the case against russia is starting to build. paul adams, against russia is starting to build. pauladams, bbc against russia is starting to build. paul adams, bbc news. the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, has claimed victory in a fourth consecutive general election. his right wing populist party had been challenged by an alliance of six opposition parties. in his victory speech, mr orban criticised brussels bureaucrats and ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, calling them "opponents". president putin has congratulated mr orban for his win. our correspondent nick thorpe is in budapest for us. can you fill us in? what happened, an enormo

yes, it all started with srebrenica, and you noticed. names of this basin settlement, they paid attention, but at the same time, again, everyone is silent. sergey is absolutely right that this tribunal has absolutely discredited itself and returning to our conversation with you about, uh, charles del pont. yes, then she wrote a book there memoirs, how am i and the military there crimes or criminals there, i certainly don’t remember for a long time a very curious curious story, and indeed it was also an amazing thing with the same piece of silver 8.000 bass low muslims were killed by the serbs. here it happens this story, which was actually presented to the world through this tribunal and then to all absolutely serbs, and from uh hmm from yugoslavia from the serbian republic. we all incriminated this whole story. and e karadzic and mladdic to everyone, right? but everyone is silent, everyone is silent, that where did the figure 8.000 come from? i am this i remember listening to yesterday, this question was asked from the first day. where

it took us until the slaughter of srebrenica but finally got together enough to do what's being done in a different way to try to save ukraine. from the day she entered you in until thehe day she left, she tried to stick up for people who were leftfo out and left behind and in spite of all of its imperfections and wets all know them, i'm very grateful that the peace is held in bosnia for now more than 26 years. b we see her legacy honored here by the presence of the vice president ofre colombia where madeleine believed being a good neighbor was dealing with a country that was the oldest democracy in south america where the land was then under the control of the narco traffickers with plan colombia and just a few years later, the 50th anniversary of the inter-america development bank was held inte medellin, formerl the drug capital of the world. she believed in that.al she believed in the integrity of all the former republics of the soviet union and i believe the president of i georgia is here todayen and i'm very grateful f that. i'm grateful that she was an aggressive voice, support

widely believed to be behind the srebrenica massacre, was eventually found guilty in 2017 and sentenced in prison. it does happen, but it takes a long time, and as i come back to that point, evidence needs to be gathered right away. evidence needs to be gathered right awa . , , , away. yes. it is interesting, martin, isn't _ away. yes. it is interesting, martin, isn't it, _ away. yes. it is interesting, martin, isn't it, that- away. yes. it is interesting, martin, isn't it, that they i away. yes. it is interesting, | martin, isn't it, that they are pointing towards war crimes? and there has been so much shock and outrage over the images that have been seen. but it is something, as penny says, that can take more than a decade and would not change the day—to—day of what ukrainians are going through right now. that day-to-day of what ukrainians are going through right now.— day-to-day of what ukrainians are going through right now. that is the roblem, going through right now. that is the problem. of — going through right now. that is the problem, of course, _ going through right now. that

i'm thinking of srebrenica in 1995. there's been so little reaction to that.nd you have to defeat committing that genocide and that is general putin. the world was not willing or able to intervene and prevent those genocides. now we are willing. we are helping the ukrainians as much as we can, as much as we can to stop the russians and to stop this genocide. >> ambassador bill taylor, it is always a pleasure to see you. i thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, jose. >> coming up, details on alabama's new law making transgender issues a felony. r i. mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep dreaming. [music: “you can get it if you really want” by jimmy cliff] at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. keep dreaming. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be

in bosnia it was srebrenica. in syria, aleppo. what happened in bucha may come to define putin's war here. >> you're shaking. >> reporter: he was forced to live in the basement of his apartment building when russian soldiers moved in. [ speaking foreign language ] he says the russians shot every man under the age of 50. in the muddy yard outside his home he shows us the graves of his three friends. he had to dig them himself. further north in borodyanka, a city reduced to rubble. somehow the devastation is even worse. i mean, take a look at this. businesses, homes, just completely destroyed all the way down this road. nadia watched from her apartment as russian jets dropped bombs on her neighborhood. the only thought i had was i wish it would happen instantly, she told me. i don't want them to dig us out of the rubble. moscow says that this isn't hatching, that russia isn't doing this. they're not killing people. do you have a message for vladimir putin? let putin come here and look, she says. i have no future anymore. u.s. offici

bosnian muslims, men and boys, soldiers and civilians, caught and executed in cold blood at srebrenicaook 12 years to capture try and convict the bosnian serb general ratko mladic. at a special tribunal at the hague he was accused of genocide and deliberately targeting civilians. when crimes are committed during war, justice does not come quickly. the fighting has to end, criminals have to be found, handed over. sometimes political leaders are indicted. but in ukraine, the case against russia is starting to build. paul adams, bbc news. the claims have been continually denied by russia. here's the foreign minister sergei lavrov speaking this morning. translation: recently another fake attack was carried _ translation: recently another fake attack was carried out _ translation: recently another fake attack was carried out in _ translation: recently another fake attack was carried out in the - translation: recently another fake attack was carried out in the city - attack was carried out in the city of bucha in the key of region, a fake attack was staged there a few days later, and it has

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