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ssion and a muslim brotherhood candidate in in the second run for the elections in egypt but at the sametime i don't think that we should code someone like a which if it in the same bus as morsi they're not as corrupted as someone like shit for example the military council has a huge influence on the the entire process the elections is under their supervision and icing that's having any kind of elections with the military council in power in egypt has no difference between having elections before there is mention with workers in power still the military is integrated in all the institutions of the country and they're definitely part of the work switching so are i saying that they wouldn't allow they wouldn't allow some resolution a candidate or someone who is changing the status scoop to come into power through the elections. some world news in brief for you this hour so even the un peacekeepers from not sure how been killed in an ambush in the ivory coast near its border with liberia they were part of a patrol trying to protect civilians in a remote village it's understood the group was

years has expired and there's been no statement from cairo on any plans to extend it the law saying ssion detention without charge and analysts say the government used it as a tool to stamp out any dissent the lifting of the special powers means that over a one hundred eighty detainees held under its provisions will have to be released but it's still unclear if they'll be free. it's about to face a much more significant milestone later this month which is round two of the press and election but the conversely over the bad ground of the two remaining candidates gives plenty of cause for debate and that's up in our t's crossed our next hour here on r.t. . the threat that radical islam is and revolutionary islam islam poses not just to internal egyptian politics but to the wider region needs to be clear fully exam and you should hold these people to their statements because the egyptians like them because they see them as honest they also see them as. recommendations that the. this is the exact problem i'm talking about you know conflating one islamic group in egypt that is a brother. in the

i'm suspending its observer patrols in syria didn't ask away ssion of violence in the country yet the contingent will stay in syria to continue with their mission when the situation is more stable violence has sharply increased this month rebels have abandoned any commitments to the ceasefire plan and the government is using helicopters and artillery to pound opposition strongholds also this week the u.s. . claimed it's tracking a russian military cargo ship carrying weapons and troops heading for syria moscow denies the claims but says several ships are ready if needed to protect its syrian base artist maria financial reports from damascus on how ordinary people are dealing with a growing bloodshed. this is how humans can look soft it's been burnt by an electric cable mostafa shows us the fresh signs of torture an ardent supporter of syrian president assad who was kidnapped in his native city of lip. hopeful or not being held me for three days being all the time they told me is because you don't support our revolution rubbish they didn't care about the rebel national either all they

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