be in swiss francs for something to help solve the problems we have the arguments are there get the swiss majority still cannot imagine a nation without their men in uniform. only the political left supporting evolution still a minority in this country it's hard to convince the population because it's really a tradition that is deeply rooted in this. last there's the rise of populism and demagogy each one is leading. many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r.t. switzerland. let's take a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world military officers careers have sat down for talks following months of tension on the peninsula going on seoul severed their relations late last year after an artillery . you know bamber the north responded to southern artillery fire near their territory by she

swiss voters have rejected a proposal for time to controls on gun ownership. in a referendum on supporters had been panicked kevin had campaigned on the fact that switzerland's rate of farm suicides is the highest in europe however the debate goes much further with many people questioning whether the country with its neutral image even needs armed forces. has more on this. training for combat preparing for war except these soldiers are from neutral switzerland and are unlikely to ever experience wartime combat more and more the country centuries old militia is being challenged the swiss are voting on the longstanding tradition of keeping a government issue weapon at home as part of military obligations public outcry about high rates of fire arms suicide and lot of calls to tighten gun ownership regulations but the militia and the country's beloved village shooting clubs under fire whatever the result it's just the tip of the iceberg of a much bigger battle local activists likely stuff by day has been pushing for a complete abolition of the armed forces as norm

many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r.t. switzerland. or switzerland sammy may not have any adverse series but we have a story online about one man that swiss human rights activists would certainly like to bring to justice the former u.s. president george w. bush has called off his trip to switzerland due to concerns over protests against. up on this one on one side. and thirteen characters competing for the title of the sochi winter olympics mascot probably revealed more about them your favorite because head to our website at party dot com. the russian foreign ministry is looking into claims where a british newspaper reported he was denied entry into russia the guardian's moscow correspondent luke harding says he was held in a cell for forty five minutes off to iraq at the airport newspaper added that h

a european country swiss voters have rejected proposals for tighter controls. under-age drinking russian youngsters are finding it easy to buy. and lack of law enforcement is leaving the country with thousands of teenage alcoholics. so those stories told to come from first this week one of the world's most wanted terrorist doc claimed responsibility for the suicide attack on moscow's busiest airport last month the deadly bombing drew attention to serious security lapses at transport hubs which president inventive discovered himself haven't all been addressed. reports. russia's most wanted terrorist claims thirty six more innocent lives have been taken by his deadly complain chechen born model said this week he was the mastermind behind january's bombing at the idea of the airport when one of made the claims in a video message posted on an extremist website he described the suicide bombing as his special operate and promised more terrorist attacks security experts say the massachusetts enforces why he's no longer described as just a chechen warlord but as an int

coming up arundhati not so neutral switzerland comes back to any other european country the swiss some wondering if it's time to under say they will talk. to his absence makes the heart grow fonder take a look at how america has chosen to remember when the president ronald reagan. egypt's new cabinet says increasing pay in pensions for public sector workers and an attempt to quell two weeks of aggressed protests to sawston refusing to back down until president hosni mubarak quits and while the country's vice president who is leading talks to create a new government has been quoted by the u.s. with washington consider the quest to mediate as ots put to sleep reports. it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar so i'm on hardly the words of a neutral burka and worse far removed from the people heard ministration cames to be listening to you just don't have it just against him because he is just in boston water government just in that game people have already had three military leaders we want to know mo

questioning switzerland's neutrality but more guns per capita than any other european country many swiss are wondering if it's time to finally lay down their weapons that's coming up in just a couple of minutes. the defense team of wiki leaks founder julian assange say he'll face a secret trial of sent to sweden to face sexual assault allegations he's now in a court a london court i should say where the evidence on whether he should be handed over to stockholm is being heard as launch says the accusations are part of a conspiracy to punish him for running his whistle blowing web site from london are to his lore and reports. this is the second day over today extradition hearing for cheap enough songs at the end of which swedish prosecutors will be hoping that they can extradite songs to sweden to face questioning validations over great molestation and unlawful coercion made by two swedish women back in august of last year julian assange himself has always maintained that these allegations are politically motivated he says that directly follow on from wiki leaks release of the us embassy c

believe in of swiss francs for something to help solve the problems with. the arguments are there get the swiss where jordy still cannot imagine a nation without their men in uniform he could not only the political left to support evolution we're still a minority in this country it's hard to convince the population because it's really a tradition that is deeply rooted in the swiss psyche plus there's the rise of populism and demagogy it war is leaving. many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just or so you're r.t. switzerland. former us secretary of defense donald rumsfeld has lifted the lid on life in the war on terror by publishing his memoirs entitled it known on though it charts how he served under two american presidents gerald ford and george w. bush brian becker from the answer coalition says

many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r.t. switzerland. well switzerland's army may not have any adverse serious verse we have a story online about one swiss human rights activists would certainly like to bring to justice the film but u.s. president george w. bush called off his trip to switzerland to concerns of protests. spot on the story it's on our website on t. dot com. and thirteen characters competing for the title of the sochi winter olympics mascots have been revealed. about them and vote for your favorites you can head to our website. dot com. the only anniversary of what would have been the former u.s. president ronald reagan's one hundredth birthday the american media has spoken glowingly of his legacy but are they reporting more about the myth than the man or teased christina has this report f

many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just or so you're r.t. switzerland. that's just gone nineteen minutes past the hour of us take a look at some new dominating the headlines around the world to say military officers from the two careers have sat down for talks following months of tension on the peninsula going on soul severed their. relations late last year after a make change for jewelry fire in november the north responded to southern attacks near their territory by shelling a south korean island it's hoped the discussions will lead to higher level dialogue between the two countries. and italian flag tanker with twenty two crew on board has been seized by pirates in the indian ocean the news says five hijackers fired arms and several rocket grenades as they captured the vessel the for gate on route from sit down to malay

that many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here are to switzerland. former u.s. secretary of defense donald rumsfeld has lifted the lid on life inside the war on terror by publishing his memoirs in titled known and unknown it charts how he served on the two american presidents gerald ford and george w. bush were brought back here from the antiwar answer coalition says the book is an attempt to shift the blame from himself and save his own reputation. the bush administration figures starting with bush and now with rumsfeld are trying to create a new history based on a fiction the fiction is that the war in iraq was justified that they did the right thing that they spent these hundreds of billions of dollars perhaps up to two trillion dollars in a war that took the lives of of a million iraqis it's only because h

but have any of the european countries any swiss are wondering if it's time to finally say. does absence make the heart grow fonder take a look at how america stares into remember former president ronald reagan. egypt's new cabinet is increasing pay and pensions for public sector workers in the attempt to quell two weeks of unrest the protesters are still refusing to back down until president hosni mubarak quits while the country's vice president is leading talk to create a new government has been courted by the u.s. but washington considered questionable mediator as artie's policy reports it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar suleiman hardly the words of a neutral burka and worse far removed from the people heard ministration claims to be listening to just on him is just a game this time because he is just in water government just. digits in people who have already had three military leaders we want to know more military only civilian leaders now. dr meg di bilawal heads up a human r

many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here are to switzerland. this is. about with the recap of this week's top stories in just a few moments stay with us. the longest big game hunting history. she was trying to stalked and dated. but sprung the traps they laid for him come up on the radio we have the search walks around the area they were always from the always missing. one shot trying to take. out the global drug industry's godfather became the most want to trophy of the world's gouty hunters. kudlow escobar to grace hunt an artist. wealthy british style financing that's not on the front. yard.

dollars and i understand his family probably has sixty or seventy billion dollars stashed away in swiss accounts in other places around the world as if this is the second largest recipient of american aid in the world after its neighbor israel the u.s. is pumping billions of dollars into the egyptian military which gives washington huge control over the running of the country and its future now celebrates the end of rule by an autocratic leader restricted political freedoms and economic progress so too did people rejoice for a time on the streets of carious then ukraine in recent years after so-called democratic revolutions with western approval but the leaders who came to power were later rejected by their own people even though there's a lot of celebration and jubilation going on in cairo we don't know really whether the military is going to give up its power and authority and if they do to whom how far will they share or what's going to happen some say the lesson that the west could learn from recent revolutions is to abstain from supporting a leader just based on how convenient they

francs for something to help solve the problems we have the arguments are there give the swiss with jordi still can. not imagine a nation without their men in uniform you know classics is a good not only the political left support evolution we're still a minority in this country it's hard to convince the population because it's really a tradition that is deeply rooted in this way psyche the last there's the rise of populism and demagogy each one is meeting. many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r t switzerland. nationally our special report about wars a silent casualty out of the environment that's coming away in a few minutes that'll be right after a recap of our top stories just ahead. well when one deals with water it has to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human d

are there get the swiss where jordi still cannot imagine a nation without their men in uniform. only the political left support evolution we're still a minority in this country it's hard to convince the population because it's really a tradition that is deeply rooted in the swiss psyche the last there's the rise of populism and demagoguery it war is leading. many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r.t. switzerland. just a few moments we speak to a leading swedish academic about their phones and his country's timing to the u.s. . dr brian palmer social anthropologist who teaches that uppsala university thank you very much for sitting down with us today on r.t. it's a pleasure to be on your program sweden has been in the spotlight quite a bit lately with the wiki leaks scandal and the spy and sex probes

of swiss francs for something to help us solve the problems we have the arguments are there get the swiss where jordi still cannot imagine a nation without their men in uniform. not only the political left supporting a belief we're still a minority in this country it's hard to convince the population because it's really a tradition that is deeply rooted in this. last there's the rise of populism and demagoguery war is leading. many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just or so you're r.t. switzerland. of the week's top stories i'll be back with the headlines in just a few moments stay tuned. the longest big game hunting history. she was trying to stalked and baited. but sprung the traps they laid for him. on the radio we have the the surge walks around the area they were always from the always missing. one shot trying to take. out

not saying neutral switzerland with guns but in any other european country pretty swiss so i wonder if it's time to finally say i'm going to go to one of those. does absence make the heart grow fonder take a look at how american soldiers into remember former president ronald reagan. egypt's new cabinet is increasing pay and pensions for public sector workers in an attempt to quell two weeks of unrest but protesters are still refusing to back down until president hosni mubarak quits meanwhile the country's vice president who is meeting talks to create a new government has been courted by the u.s. with washington consider the question of mediator as aunties point to slim reports . it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar suleiman hardly the words of a neutral burka and worse far removed from the people heard ministration claims to be listening to this is just a protest on him is just a game ystem because he is just in posing water government just in the game digits and people have already had three m

i'm a swiss science head coach knows his team will be up against it you have. to go of course we've got a tough task ahead of us after losing the first leg three two that said we have got absolutely nothing to lose and i think my team will take to the pitch on thursday in a completely relaxed frame of mind we're missing a few players through injury but we'll be looking to put out our best possible side against spartak into food. the weather wasn't very welcoming for the visitors eva the temperature pitch side when they trained was well below freezing around a minus fifteen mark or judging by what the players were wearing it seemed they were preparing for a polar expedition rather than for a football match but said it isn't exactly warm up moments in basel and fing doesn't believe it will be hard for his team to adjust this is clarity much we haven't undertaken any particularly preparations to combat the cold ahead of this match we will just dress a warmer than usual and will drink more by this i mean we won't be drinking beer of course but water and of course i

many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just or so you're r.t. switzerland. the week's top stories are back with the headlines in just a few work here. culture is that so much different and there's a huge music history of her to find her at home to morrow and be egyptian revolt succeeded but what about the revolution the dreaded dictator has now left the scene now the hard work begins to build. download the official ante up location to go on the phone all i pod touch from the stops to. launch all she life on the go. see video on demand all t's mine gold costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on all t.v. dot com. is he. says. wealthy british style. that's not on the title of. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser for a no holds barred look at the global

that many swiss feel that abolishing the armed forces is a kid to letting go of a tradition of losing that sense of security real or imagined so does a neutral country with no enemies really need an army while support for abolition is elusive the question has been asked and the debate is about to continue just are still here r.t. switzerland was her son's army may not have any of the stories but we have a story online about one man that's with human rights activists would like to bring to justice the former u.s. president george w. bush has called off his trip to switzerland to concern protests about. and that's on our web site. thirteen characters competing for the top of the sochi winter olympics mascot a big reveals to find out more about them both from your partner you can head to a website called pouring into. the official altie allocation. i pod touch from the top story. on the. video. all tees mind. and all registry now in the palm of your. on the dot com. the russian foreign ministry is looking into claims for a british newspaper reported he was denied entry into russia the gu

now william spring of christians against nato aggression says the fact that swiss bankers decided to freeze mubarak's accounts just a day before his resignation shows a massive amount of hypocrisy. suddenly the european union wakes up off the thirty years to the fact that there's been a major violations of human rights and the swiss government suddenly decides to seaquest right somebody assets this is quite unacceptable what are they being doing for the previous thirty years. actually torturing people. putting down you know opposition by force we turn it in the last week or so we've seen the degree of the bulb hours of the mubarak regime and suddenly the swiss bank has wake up to the fact that they should see question. what about the assets of other dictators who are still in power no i think it's appalling. the political unrest is seeping further through the region as thousands of algerian stick to the streets of their capital to demand the resignation of president. police detained more than four hundred demonstrators in clashes across the city algeria has officially been a state of

the europa league by their car prince charles is with a one goal advantage against basel with the swiss looking for revenge in the return leg at luzhniki sparred zog seemed zan at last thursday when they conceded the goals in the opening period but second have goals from dmitri come borrow and out of the brought them right back into the fold on a needs a strike in extra time then saw the muscovites complete an impressive comeback it's back to the capital for sports but they won only one of their past seven home games in european competitions and while the cold weather would seem an advantage to the hosts garp and doesn't underestimate those coming from a warmer climate. to go to the match will take place regardless of the weather so thorough preparation is key we saw how will teams from woman climates complain these conditions during the c.s. compound match and we already found out what bowser is capable of back in switzerland. so basel will need to score at least twice in moscow later today to have any chance of progressing richard van portly now has the latest from the swiss team who

he is on swiss team and they won the america's cup. -- [laughter] i sailed a bunch with russell and against him. i decided it was a much better idea to sail with him than against them. i think the record speaks for itself. russell could not be here today. he is ill. he has pneumonia. he apologizes for not being here. russell has been our leader and organizer of this great team to win this trophy for him for the fourth time. he will be our leader again in defending the trophy against -- [applause] i decided not to make the mistake of letting russell go to another team. that would be a really bad idea. we signed him up again. we will be defending the trophy against a number of great teams. in fact, they will be the greatest sailing teams in the world. sailors of that caliber, sailing the fastest boats in the world, in the most extraordinary place to hold a sailboat race. [applause] i do not think people realize that the america's cup is typically held out in the ocean. if you want to watch the race, you better get out on a boat. if you w

wakes up after thirty years to the fact that there's been major violations of human rights and the swiss government suddenly decides to see quest straight somebody these assets this is quite some unacceptable what have they been doing for the previous thirty years while mubarak was actually torturing people. putting down opposition by force we turned it in the last week or so we've seen the greed of the ball ballast of the mubarak regime and suddenly the swiss bank has wake up to the fact that they should seaquest straight the assets what about the assets of other dictators who are still in power no i think it's appalling very interesting to hear what you have to say william spring great to have you here on r t director of the come out u.k. foreign policy monitoring group live in london thank you well peter bell will have more on the resignation of the egyptian president in his program cross talk that's coming your way in a few minutes in the meantime here's a brief preview for you. there's a a long ways to go this is the beginning of a very long term process and really we've witnessed t

well that's to put it lightly it was last week the greeks just last night and now it's time for the swiss to experience the subzero weather right here in the russian capital good details on that right now. hello welcome to the sport and artsy coming to you live from moscow with the robe on cost red details are moments away but first the headlines. the chase is on plenty of goals and some major upsets in the western conference during the first day of vacation playoff. finals revisiting champions league runners up fire munich and reigning champion spencer milan going head to head in a rematch of last year's ultimate round. battling the elements at sea toss will not only have to score to once again spark talk and in their europa league will also have to contend with raising temperatures in the russian capital. and that was start with ice hockey and make a shell playoffs where a local might see over it came a difficult early hurdle in their guiding cup campaign the men from jaroslaw pushed to the limit by the time i meant in the opening game of the western conference quarterfinals now part ti

moscow later today to have any chance of progress and richard for that now has the latest from the swiss team who braved subzero temperatures in the russian capital preparing for the match. things could have been so much better for bars old we could go bail at spartak to no over an hour of the first i'd gone however they imploded of an expert in minutes as visitors struck three times to get ben the edge going into first his return leg imus was science head coach knows his team will be up against it you have really got of of course we've got a tough task ahead of us after losing the first leg three two that said we have got absolutely nothing to lose and i think my team will take to the pitch on thursday in a completely relaxed frame of mind we're missing a few players through injury but we'll be looking to put out our best possible side against spartak. the weather wasn't very welcoming for the visitors eva the temperature pitch side when they trained was well below freezing around a minus fifteen mark or judging by what the players were wearing and it seemed they were preparing for a po

you need a regime that actually doesn't have swiss francs accounts from the moment gets the money back from a previous ruler but so it can really interesting to hear what you have to say and we appreciate you joining us live here in r.t. mark almond visiting professor in international relations from bill kent university there in ankara thank you thank you one hour let's cross live to a british journalist and it was correspondent who's going to be joining us here now on r.t. yvonne ridley there in london thanks so much for joining us well it's a remarkable development of events there in karachi less than twenty four hours ago the president the power up there he was vowing he was going to go nowhere so what do you think changed his mind so suddenly. i think that he had a phone call from the white house that persuaded him to leave the problem facing a dictator like mubarak is that when you have many billions stashed away. he obviously had to seek assurances that wouldn't be frozen much has happened in switzerland to save hurt already there are lots of things that i think he's had to sort

of us sooner but also to what you can call safe haven currencies we're seeing for example a strong swiss franc and strength in yen as well. and that's you out there for this hour german twenty past the hour for more here on r.t. or log on to our website r.t. dot com. good samaritan. excellent professional. medics travel budget possessing an extraordinary car. the doctor who helped many people in his country. the political criminal responsible for thousands of deaths. was it an attempt to repent. or just escape a fair trial. the other line twelve round among. an arche. here from the russian capital t top stories this hour a london court rules wiki leaks founder should be extradited to sweden over sex crimes allegations. the case is politically motivated to get into the u.s. where he's wanted for making classified information. let people decide their own future that's a message sent by prime minister vladimir putin as he addressed western meddling in international affairs at a meeting in brussels it was a condemned the use of force in the arab regions as he spoke with top european official

the swiss are used to seeing guns in their daily lives. as the referendum draws near, groups that oppose gun control are stressing it would be dangerous for them to lose the right to possess arms for self-defense. on the other hand, supporters of gun control argue that weapons make the crime problem worse. campaigner monica nobel is asking people around her to vote for gun control on the gun referendum. fifteen years ago she lost her sister, who was 30 years old at the time. a man suddenly broke into her home and fired a rifle. monica still grieves for her only sister. >> translator: we're not in a war, so why do people have to be killed by guns? >> there seems to be no end to crimes involving guns supplied by the military. four years ago, a man who was on his way home after completing his national service shot dead a 16-year-old girl on the street. more people in switzerland are beginning to realize that weapons should no longer be kept at home. every year, nearly 300 people are killed with guns, including suicides. to remember the victim

novak djokovic said grabbing his third straight by title with a convincing straight sets win over the swiss my straight strain open champ djokovic had beaten fed rate in the seventies in melbourne and was very tasty he before. it's a fantastic when. i raised up to. play there fantastic match from the start to the end you know yesterday i wasn't happy with my semifinal performance but today was was absolutely different story from the first to the last point i played great it was a big challenge against roger is it isn't always easy just just really happy to win . the kontinental hockey league playoffs where the western conference postseason battle to heating up and scar i just the game away a winner away from me from winning the playoff tie against sparta after taking a new lead in their series watching the latest victory but rather than. no never losses there's a whisper tuck started their best of seven serious again ska meaning no other option for the ring and why it's like winning a home ice in the third game however it was the visitors get off to a better start on a night even the great

it's the swiss frank. why is that and should we be worried? >> first the facts, and we talk about this a lot in our investment committee. if you look at the value of the dollar on january 24, which is before the egypt turmoil really started, and then compared it a month later, the dollar is one percent weaker. and that's not what one should expect. as you just said, you would expect the dollar to be stronger. you would expect the dollar to benefit from all this political uncertainty. why has that not happened? there's a good reason and a bad reason. the good reason has to do with interest rate differentials, markets are expecting interest rates to go up faster outside the u.s.. but the bad reason is that this is a warning shot. this is a warning shot that the u.s. has to get its act together and that the u.s. can't take for granted that it will be the recipient of a flight to quality and a -- so it's an important warning shot about having to get our fiscal deficits into order and get our structural reforms immeted. >> susie: it's a big issue a

the serb grabbing his third straight to fight side hold with a convincing straight sets win over the swiss master also truck of asia the rails the express for the second time since the start in open semifinals last month. so the kontinental hockey league playoffs now where the western conference postseason battles are heating up the only team able to take a commanding three nil series lead while all other match ups sit at the one spark to mark facing an unsurmountable three nil series deficit against sky answer applies to. loss ever started out playing up once at home to go out to one in their best of seven series looking at steve harvey performing like the postseason regulars they are the western conference top dogs now down to one in their series against the seven francs in aliments and sonoma reaganism ball this their namesakes from the russian capital in latvia that series stands at said she won as well as now eastern conference teams are on a break this saturday after playing guilty games back to back tempers flared as regular season champions have on board just barely managed to tie

but our chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with word something the swiss governmentid today. brian? >> reporter: diane, u.s. authorities tell abc news tonight that the mubarak family has between $1 billion and $5 billion stashed in foreign bank accounts. and within hours of his resignation today, the swiss moved to freeze those accounts, along with the accounts of mubarak's cronies. rarely seen government photos give a glimpse of mubarak's life of splendor. at the presidential palace in cairo. at his estate in the red sea resort town of sharm el sheikh. plus a multi-million dollar townhouse in london in his son's name. there was never anything humble about the mubarak family. >> they do live like royalty. and i think that's fairly evident from the manner in which they carry themselves. >> reporter: documents show the u.s. government helped, with some $335 million of taxpayer money for nine gulfstream luxury jets for the egyptian presidential fleet, showing up on the websites of aviation buffs around the world. >> they're out of touch with the population that is, lite

a search is continuing for two swiss girls who are believed to be missing in southern italy their father picked his six year old twin daughters from their mother so when switzerland more than a week ago he traveled to france and then on to italy where he killed himself by jumping under a train at a station and extensive search involves italian french and swiss police. now a new batch of the legendary russian military helicopter the fifty two has been unveiled known as the alligator it is equipped with a state of the art weapons are. checked out the military might of the flying russian machine. around a military air base in central russia and that is the common fifty two also known as the alligator and like your superior force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take. back to one of those monsters. facing this thirty reeling in a carom can pierce through armor but obviously that's not the only weapon this aircraft can be equipped with a deep tank. bombs all of them installed on the wings here and make this aircraft a real predator in this crys the cockpit is the great tha