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and u.k. forces we're seeing events unfold very quickly indeed we know that kentucky's forces have office we had some impact from the rebel forces this could all be over very quickly i can you really liken this to what's happened in iraq and afghanistan . a war which has the objective of regime change. this of course was not mentioned of the security council resolution but prime minister stephen harper of canada and i'm following the canadian responses has stated that the objective of this operation is to unseat khadafi so that the whole humanitarian underpinnings of this war no becoming entirely clear aspect is that in fact this military coalition has already by late in. the resolution which they themselves have calls on the so-called international community article nineteen zero zero zero the resolution of the united nations security council resolution says too quickly to go on on weapons on to. libya but in fact what are they doing that bringing in weapons and they're supplying opposition forces w

military that struck against libya's air defenses using cruise missiles u.k. forcesare also in action over libya and this of the first raid since the u.n. security council adopted a resolution on the use of all the means necessary to protect the civilian population there and troops loyal to gadhafi reportedly carried out attacks on benghazi which is the rebel stronghold a cease fire because he promised just yesterday russia's foreign ministry says it regrets the international intervention there it's also called on all sides to do what they can to stop the suffering of peaceful citizens and to put in place an immediate cease fire. now let's talk to catarina she is that just outside the foreign ministry in central moscow country to tell us more about moscow's reaction to these bases developments. in moscow as reaction to these developments has been of course somewhat predictable from the get go russia has been very much against the possibility of a military intervention but of course that was still a possibility when it became reality as it is now russia is a still a b

and u.k. forces remain on standby amid fears they could intervene as thousands flee the troubled land manny of its residents say they don't want international involvement viewing it as another form of oppression artie's closely reports. this is the boat out of libya but it's also the road that lines the pockets of hundreds of libyans who make their living selling fuel ingenues year fourteen times the price they paid back. the libyan gadhafi are one. and libya long live from let him stay in power for life. and as much as some may support the duffy other libyans despise the united states while the moment for the u.s. will not enter libya quite right as they are they don't have a good. thing that is libyan for days he's been trying to get to the kitchen is inside the border to check up on his family who are on the other side he knows some of them have been injured the answer he says is not with fire and changing. people libyan people they don't care was. another. i mean like so much in libya but foreign

claims that libya's air defenses have been severely disabled u.k. forces are also in action over libya turkey is the latest country making the necessary preparations to implement the no fly zone earlier troops loyal to colonel gadhafi violated a cease fire and reportedly carried out attacks on benghazi. now michel chossudovsky who's the director at the center for research on globalization believes the operation in libya is not a humanitarian mission but an act to overthrow gadhafi. here there is no humanitarian operation. deadly will it using a military material and just say that this is to save the lives of civilians since when do these fighter bombers and save the lives of civilians well it's certainly a war which has the jets of a regime change this of course was not mentioned of the security council resolution but prime minister stephen harper of canada and i'm following the canadian responses has stated that the objective of this operation is to unseat gadhafi so that the whole humanitarian underpinnings of this war no becoming entirely clear. is that

and u.k. forces are on standby close to libya what would the consequences be if we do see them going into action and if we're on an official basis. if i may borrow the words of the french foreign minister. any such international military intervention in libya. and i caught the negative effects. and i don't i think the west will have to think very carefully before committing to such a course of action the u.s. the secretary of defense he said the u.s. couldn't afford another intractable war in the middle east and even nor fly zone would be according to him risky and complex because it would mean that western forces would have to destroy libyan air defense capabilities. but ironically of course these capabilities that were built. by the west so why are you saying sorry if there is military intervention from the u.s. what we can see what we've seen what we are seeing at the moment in iraq and afghanistan where the u.s. will be pulled into yet another very long conflict and indeed what everybody is now s

claims that libya's air defenses have been severely disabled u.k. forces are also in action over libya turkey is the latest country making the necessary preparations to implement the no. earlier troops loyal to colonel gadhafi violated a cease fire and reportedly carried out attacks on benghazi now russia's foreign ministry says that the international intervention in libya is regrettable it's called on all sides to do what they can do to stop suffering of peaceful civilians and to put in place an immediate cease fire. or reports. russia very much against possibility of a military intervention but of course that was still a possibility when it became reality as it is now russia is still against it we're seeing great concern over the developments there will be of course calling for an immediate cease fire and for now the system representatives to sit down and try to find a political solution to the ongoing conflict in libya first worrying about the potential increase in the number of civilian casualties this military intervention. led by such as france south

people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty injured the majority of which are civilians u.k. forces are also in action over libya turkey is the latest country making the necessary preparations to implement the no fly zone earlier troops loyal to colonel gadhafi violated a cease fire and reportedly carried out attacks on benghazi. russia's foreign ministry says the international intervention in libya is regrettable it's called on all sides to do what they can to stop the suffering of peaceful civilians and to put in place an immediate cease fire or g.'s katherina reports. very much. spilling out the military intervention but of course that still a possibility when it became reality as it is now is. still a search for the developments there will be of course calling for and just cease fire. just sat down and try to find a little solution on. libya story. tension increase the number of civilian casualties this military intervention. led by such as france the united states elite forces venting for their son just to share. her house of parliament is so spoken about this ongoing intervent

people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty injured the majority of which are civilian u.k. forces are also in action over libya turkey is the latest country making the necessary preparations to implement the no fly zone earlier troops loyal to colonel gadhafi violated a cease fire and reportedly carried out attacks on. russia's foreign ministry says that the international intervention in libya is regrettable it's called on all sides to do what they can to stop the suffering of peaceful citizens and to put in place an immediate cease fire. reports. very much possibility of a military intervention but of course that is still a possibility i need to see in reality as it is now is still a big step grave concern over the developments there will be a force. or at least cease fire down six percent to sit down and try to find a political solution to feeling like libya story that the. central place the number of civilian casualties this military intervention. led by such as france the united states killing or seeing venting for their civilian deaths the chairman of his. opera house of parl

reposition its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against the regime at the same time military stated no air strikes which the western media have been reporting have actually occurred on the ground and would be more in doubt in just a few moments. key west and nations have been quick to back the arab uprising despite years of helping the old regimes who think they see stands a person like to throw the ball. and it's day one of the much heralded overhaul approaches the police to try to stop that trust in the force but many say the revamping of the skin. is aussie life from moscow now the u.s. has started repositioning its heavy hitting warships in the mediterranean triggering speculation of a nato invasion of libya britain is vowing to set up a no fly zone in the region that is threatening to use military forces against his regime and it is in london with. the strongest sign among several strong signs that they are ramping up this pressure is this repositioning of the u.k. the u.s. is warships

reposition its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against these regime. at the same time military stated no air strikes which the western media have been reporting have actually occurred on the ground in libya more in doubt in just a few moments. he western nations have been quick to balance rearguard drives and despite use of helping the old regime. raises questions over a selective approach to democracy. and in day one of the not charile that a lot of russians police are trying to use public trust in the force but many say to leave obviously. this is all from moscow the u.s. has started repositioning its heavy hitting ships in the mediterranean triggering speculation of a nation invasion of libya or britain is vowing to threatening to use military force against his regime there and that is in london with more. the strongest sign among several strong signs that they are ramping up this pressure is this repositioning of the u.k. the u.s. is warships in the region we've seen the aircraft carri

u.k. is forced to intervene their vaults open the floodgates letting refugees pour out onto the border. a human avalanche will say reaches a europe that to rising oil prices and fears of radical islam we look at how the all the rest of the region could impact but why don't waltz. on the media empire prepares to strike back. the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says think you are in a name formation war with foreign media and is losing it among those who are winning the war she named our team i'll be back with more in just a few minutes. and oil measure total is buying a twelve percent stake in russia's. didn't gas produce the number to the company in ten street crees it's takes you up to twenty percent in the next three years more in business in twenty minutes. very warm welcome gee this is live from moscow a key town in libya's oil rich east has reportedly been targeted by as strikes once again the day after forces loyal to colonel gadhafi took control of it but were later forced out by the opposition as the finding continues the un's warning of a humanitarian crisis as thousand

u.k. special forces there on the ground what do you think will be the consequences of foreign intervention if that doesn't be happened well we can see the. under torrent intervention just recently interventions we can study it in afghanistan we can studied it in iraq we can study it in hard in pakistan so we can ask the interventionist forces so what kind of humanitarian intervention are you planning to do as like in afghanistan or like what should therefore we leave good athlete to use force against his own people to stand by and let him continue to kill many libyans. but without questions you're already in the calling for action so it's kind of. difficult to answer the question because gadhafi is a consequence of also a consequence of western politics over the last forty years but. then for saying that libya should be left to decide its own fate now even though there's been a lot of western influence on the part. well we are we are at the end of a long development here and for now i ask you now what to do now is a kind of too late now we can do much and as a peace activist and peace move

repositions its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against gadhafi is regime pull for me in london in just a moment. the western nations have been quick to the arab are rising despite years of helping the old regimes of the raises questions a first elected approach to democracy. and to day one of the much heralded overhaul of russia's police to try and boost trust in the polls but many say the rebound is only skin deep. this is our live from moscow the u.s. and started repositioning its heavy hitting warships in the mediterranean triggering speculation of a nato invasion of libya where britain is vowing to set up a no fly zone in the region and is threatening to use military force against gadhafi his regime losses nor emmett is in london now for more on this the west is now really putting the pressure on gadhafi isnt it. it is and i guess the most the strongest sign among several strong signs that they are ramping up this pressure is this repositioning of the u.s. is warships in the region we'

repositions its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against his regime. at the same time military stated no air strikes which the western media have been reporting have actually occurred on the ground in libya more in doubt in just a few moments. western nations have been quick to back the hour about rising to stunning views of looking young grazing in the new sun as his personal savior send that to approach the same. day one of the monks heralded a wall of russia's police to trying to use public trust in the pools but many say the result is only skin deep. business gazprom will play develop a giant brick to gas field russia's gas giants has bought all assets of the bankrupt russia petroleum you tube or up to seven hundred seventy million dollars joining me for that and more this is called. the sales in line from the scale the u.s. and started repositioning its heavy hitting ships in the mediterranean triggering a speculation of the naysaying invasion of libya will britons vowing to set up an a

u.k. is increasing its military presence here on the island of cyprus there are two military bases here and we have seen a large number of planes landing at the bases supposedly bringing military force to the island now initially was the u.k.'s idea to stablish a no fly zone over libya but right now it looks like the u.s. officials are also speaking in favor of the idea of tensions grow high in the region as a cue year u.s. warships are already heading. towards the mediterranean sea they just passed by this so ask now we also know that some four hundred u.s. marines are currently located on the greek island of crete and it does look like it's good that it doesn't step down the united states is willing to provide military support to his opposition. the usual has come out of this a day the director of a top u.k. universities quit so vincent shushan links to gadhafi regime it comes after revelations that the london school of economics received libyan donations worth millions of dollars it's the latest scandal in a string of reports of dirty money infiltrating the u.k. from dictatorships in the arab world and result is reports london p.r. firms are cashing in on the rest. the influence

i welcome the prime minister's statement on the leadership that the u.k. forces are showing of the coordinating in the ground -- on the land in and give to. can you say what steps are being taken about contingency plans to protect british nationals in growth -- both iman and yemen? -- oman and yemen? >>e're looking at the number of british nationals in the region and preventing for eventual release. we do not want to do anything to encourage those issues, but contingency plans are going on to make sure we have this issue's cover the -- covered. >> we wanted stringently controlled defense sector in the u.k., but does nothing not -- es he not think that we could have reconsidered the timing of the trade mission last week? >> i do not agree with that. i like to make people happy, but i do not agree. it was not an arranged trip. it was worthwhile going to cairo and be one of the first people to make it to tahrir square. going to kuwait on the 20th anniversary of their liberation about the importance of spreading democracy andreedom, i think that is extremely importan

repositions its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against gadhafi regime. at the same time military state that no airstrikes which the western media have been reporting have actually occurred on the ground in libya more on that in just a few moments. also key western nations have been quick to back the arab uprising to spot years of helping the old regime newton raises questions over a selective approach to democracy. and his big day one of the much heralded over russia's police triumph public trust in the force but many say the sony skin-deep we report. hello are you watching r t at midnight moscow time my name is kevin owen and our top story the u.s. has started repositioning its heavy hitting warships in the mediterranean triggering speculation of foreign invasion of libya britain is vowing to set up a no fly zone in the region and is threatening to use military forces against colonel gadhafi his regime. in london with the latest. the strongest saw in among several strong signs that they a

reposition its naval forces in the region and the u.k. refuses to rule out using military assets against kidnap his regime. at the same time military state that no airstrikes which the western media have been reporting have actually occurred on the ground in libya more in doubt in just a few moments. and key western nations have been quick to but the arab uprising to spike isn't helping the only brain she spoke to place and questions over a selective approach to democracy as we explored this stuff. plus. it's day one of the much heralded overhaul of the precious police to try to stop the trust in the falls but many say brief problems of speed. very good evening from moscow you're watching the r.t. news channel at nine pm moscow time no names kevin no in our top story the u.s. has started repositioning its heavy hitting warships in the mediterranean triggering speculation of foreign invasion of libya britain is vowing to set up a no fly zone in the region and he is threatening to use military forces against colonel gadhafi his regime says

u.k. could use force to influence what's happening the country remains in deadlock as protesters to monta gadhafi step down. as on the rest of the middle east and north africa brings tarnished reputations out in the open it's the absolute power of british spin doctors being counted on to whitewash government image. and all set for an out of this world journey. the next guy says who is undergoing final examinations in gratian for their flight to the international space station on the fiftieth anniversary of the first manned flight into space more details just ahead. two pm in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story there is increasing speculation the u.s. and u.k. could intervene in libya with use of force president obama says he's keeping all options open and ready to act if the crisis deepens washington is already increased its military presence in the region are his policy or has more. well i'm standing here on the border crossing between china sea and libya. and there certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too do

u.k. could intervene in libya with the use of force president obama. all options open and sort of the crisis deepens washington has already increased its military presence in the region for more on the situation has. pulled a smear paula how realistic is a military invasion of libya by nato allies. well i'm standing here on the border crossing between here and libya. and there certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too does the possibility for foreign intervention grow now the u.s. president barack obama in his strongest words so far against the libyan leader moammar gadhafi said there could be had lost all legitimacy to rule and must sit down you also say that he had approved the use of american military equipment to assist in the evacuation of egyptian and other refugees from libya now there is concern here on the ground as there is in the international community that as the situation deteriorates under the guise of humanitarian assistance the united states the u.k. and other players who are motivating for so

in the capital tripoli security forces used tear gas in the live ammunition to disperse crowds of protesters who poured into the streets after prayers meanwhile u.s. and u.k. are becoming increasingly isolated as they refuse to rule out intervention in libya germany has dried international voices opposing foreign military action washington massing its forces off the libyan coast. claims it's keeping all options on the table ready to step in if the crisis worsens artie's policy as well. but i'm standing here on the border crossing between china sea and libya as well as algeria and it certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too does the possibility for foreign intervention grow now the u.s. president barack obama in his strongest words so hard against the libyan leader moammar gadhafi said he has lost all legitimacy to rule and must step down you also say that he had approved the use of american military equipment to assist in the evacuation of rejection and other refugees from libya relations word from washington is that they are not and is ruling out a no fly zone this is in contrast to what the pentagon chief said

forces. britain's foreign secretary has condemned terrorism after u.k. and nato forces seized iranian weapons which they say were heading for the taliban in afghanistan william hague believes the arms were clearly intended for insurgents to kill afghan and international troops from a significant range or iran that denies it's behind the shipment of forty eight rockets and other arab nations that were recovered after a firefight which saw a number of insurgents killed. discovery has ended her twenty seven year flying career as the world's most traveled spaceship with a final smooth touchdown at the kennedy space center the shuttle's last mission was to carry out maintenance on the international space station well it's now retirement for the orbiting a work worst and the next stop is the smithsonian museum discovery sister ships and ever and atlantis will also be retired later this year and really an end to nasa shuttle program. later today would take some time out for a trip to the picturesque landscape of the north caucasus. and discovery. communicating w

u.k. today. rebel forces had been heading west from their stronghold in benghazi. but now they have lost the town of brega. we begin the coverage from further down the coast. >> revolution 101 -- beginners' of lessons in using a rocket- propelled grenade. but there is more guesswork here that expertise. the rubble -- the rebels want more weapons and the international community is suggesting they might get them. what is missing here is training and leadership. >> if we get the new weapons and someone training as, maybe we can do something to push him back. but with this old weapon, we can do anything. >> who is actually in charge? >> no commander here. altogether, we are talking together and we make the plans together. but maybe he is with us -- i don't know how it looks like. i don't know anything. >> you just heard some names? >> it just names. >> some generals have defected to the rebels, but they're not leading from the front. instead of command-and-control, we saw confusion and infighting. something they did not want us to film. >> the rebels are moving out now

u.k. could use force to influence what's happening in the country even means in good luck as protesters demands gadhafi step down. three times british p.r. firms come under fire for advising some of the world's most controversial regimes that are taking advantage of a vulnerable climate in the arab world. that sleezy biggest placement a group of six sit down for a stellar examine the moscow region to prove they've got the right stuff to be the next mission to the i said this. this is the r.t. news channel it's nine pm friday night here in moscow welcome if you just joined us my name is kevin know and our top story fierce battles that reportedly rage across libya tonight between opposition and duffy forces on the so-called day of rage thousands are said to have been killed in the fighting the reuters news agency is reporting that the protesters are known control of the airport in the largest oil rich forth ruslan of moving towards the capital in tripoli meantime place have used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse hundreds who pulled into streets after prayers demanding khadafi steps down in

u.k. could use force to influence what's happening in the country even means him good luck as protestors to monta kentucky step down. british p.r. firms under fire for helping to drive wash some of the world's most unpopular regimes including moammar gadhafi. it's not easy being to spaceman a crew of six sit down for a stellar exam in the moscow region to prove they've got the right stuff to lead the next mission to the i assets. news around the clock from around the world four pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. the u.s. and u.k. are becoming more isolated as they refused to rule out intervention in libya germany has joined international voices opposing foreign military action washington massing its forces off the libyan coast claimed it's keeping all options on the table that are ready to step in if the crisis deepens archies policy or has more. plans ending here on the border crossing between china sea and libya every year and it certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too does the possibility for foreign interventi

u.k. could use force to influence what's happening in the country even means in deadlock as protesters dimanche gadhafi step down. british p.r. firms under fire for helping whitewash some of the world's most unpopular regimes including. and it's not easy being a spaceman just as these guys are a crew of six sit down for a stellar examine the moscow region the crew they've got the right stuff to be the next mission and international space station. and that of many of giant roussel rejects the offer to sell twenty percent stake in the north nickel back to the company find out more on that another business news in twenty minutes time. five pm in moscow bring you news around the clock from around the world this is our t m matras or our top story the u.s. and u.k. becoming more isolated as they refused to rule out intervention in libya germany has joined international voices opposing foreign military action washington massing its forces off the libyan coast claims it's keeping all options on the table and ready to step in if the crisis deepens hardy's policy or has more. well i'm standing here on th

u.k. and on the ground forces still loyal to gadhafi repelling rebel advances. to stabilize the fukushima nuclear plant comes to hold as radiation levels in groundwater around the facility reach of water even high the u.n. pushes for japan meantime to expand the evacuation zone from twenty to forty kilometers. more doubts. sophie shevardnadze talks with australia's foreign minister about the peace prospects in libya the future of nuclear energy and multiculturalism in europe are also debated next. except. being there like the us trained foreign minister thank you very much for being with us today and it's a pleasure so immigration is their big topic lately why do you think austrian people are so sensitive about immigration. of course we have a tradition of immigration in austria for a long time but if you have a look to last ten years you can see the number of immigrants is increasingly long because of the body coming towards a lot of refugees came to us through this year and also from turkey we have from a lot of for immigrants coming to austria having expectat

forces multinational coalition says it's following the u.n. resolution by carrying out military strikes in libya but earlier the arab league criticized the attacks by the u.s. u.k. and france because they cause civilian deaths russia's also called on international troops to end what he described as indiscriminate use of force the allies say there is now effectively a no fly zone over libya but get our fears about a long war against international coalition and libyan officials say at least sixty four people have been killed and one hundred fifty wounded in reality so. opportune time to you instead today with all the events unfolding in libya on our twitter and facebook pages regular updates there and also of course on you tube you've got the best videos to. he has. to. be official altie allocation your phone or i pod touch from the camps to. watch all the money on the good. video. old calls. are a sense feed now in the palm of your. on call the big news story we're following the ongoing events in japan and focusing now on the fukushima nuclear plant again tolerably good news from there crews today has been saying that they can attach power cables maybe to to the

is moving its naval forces closer to libya furthering speculation of possible strikes all the u.k. is also involved ruling out the use of force. as the unrest in the middle east and north africa is shaking the world america's foreign policy is changing course along with it its future direction atop the agenda for u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and taking to capitol hill this week. and the soviet union's first sunglass president celebrates his eightieth birthday gorbachev considered the poor russia on the top of towards democracy. throughout his time in power gorbachev played a pivotal role in bringing about the end of the cold war the reunification of germany there's liberalism and put a strike on the soviet union caught up with him and that interview's coming your way next. mr gorbachev it's so great to have you with us today. to see you again mr gorbachev you're turning eighty did you ever think the world will look like this on your eightieth birthday. it's not easy to surprise people like me those who lived to see their eightieth birthday have seen a lot in life eighty i