u.n. security council.ut the question of what pressure can be put on the government, whether we can go to sanctions are other measures is to be seen in the next few days. certainly, we have seen that we do need to increase the pressure. most members of the council also believe that. otherwise, the kofi annan plan is in serious difficulty. >> given what we have seen in syria over the last few days, the massacres in the east of the country and the killings, it is not over yet, is it? >> no, it is not over yet. we will hear from kofi annan next week in new york. he will brief us on the discussions in damascus. >> syria is not abiding by the cease-fire arrangement. >> no, it is not. and we laid the blame clearly at the door of the regime for that. and other efforts by the syrian government to pretend it was not responsible for the massacre in houla and elsewhere. but to avoid more bloodshed, the best path is the kofi annan plan. and while there is some chance of that bearing fruit -- and it maybe a small chance

u.n. security council resolutions. there have been five in recent years that addressed iranian enrichment. the inspections of iranian facilities, and weaponization. and i should say that they've also explicitly spell out, the u.n. security council resolutions call for suspense f enrichment. we believe these principles maximize the chance of reaching a solid deal while protecting our interests and those of our close allies who incidentally are not at the table, won't be at the take in baghdad, but

u.n. security council to logic. airstrikes this follows the shelling of the western town of houla allegedly by government troops where un observers can work confirm that more than ninety people were killed syrian officials blame the attack on the regional and western backed forces aiming to discredit the regime this week a un report accused both the regime and the rebels of gross human rights violations a free syrian army refusing to abide by the peace plan unless the u.n. security council can ensure civilian safety france has called for an urgent meeting of the friends of syria group aiming to aims to remove president assad and is said to be fighting the opposition party sarah ferguson has been covering events in syria says politics has to go to the back burner when people are losing their lives every day this is just devastating tragedy number of people confirmed killed with children there is no ceasefire so they see it simply doesn't exist this crisis that is just becoming increasingly militarized and having this

u.n. security council has asked the u.n. observer mission on the ground to best gauge what exactly happened in houla you believe moscow is now lifting the responsibility from assad for the violence but is stressing that equal pressure has to be applied both on the authorities and on the opposition and it's not only vital for them to put their weapons down and peaceful you negotiate but also for the international community for all the outside players to reach one unified position and so you are off says only in that case could the peace plan be fulfilled which is currently the only way out of the crisis also outlined that moscow is in contact with both the and the opposition and he says that from these contacts with the rebels it's clear that some forces outside of syria but within the region are giving them other signals which are not aimed at fulfilling the peace plan but are actually aimed at violating boosting calls for foreign military intervention the foreign minister has called on these players to make up their minds w

u.n. security council decided to respond and we supported this initiative. even though it was a day off for those of us in a stupor we insisted on having an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council not just looked at only pushed coordinating preserve the e-mail and adopting some of the decision and so on our initiative supported by great britain of. the u.n. security council field but it was really extraordinary consultations yesterday and we also suggested that when this was approved that these two general movers who is the head of the universe or a mission. syria as opposed to brief the blue go to members of the un security council and what un observers saw when they visited the place of this tragedy consider during this but video conference the general confirmed really that in the saloon indeed they could see the results over to every shelling and tank shelling in the region they also found many corpses many bodies were squids like any of those with a bullet hole system of close range the seems to least and other evidence of violence that they have t

u.n. security council resolution to approve intervention. they say only syrian opposition and government forces can end the violence. >>> after four years as russian prime minister, vladimir putin is back at the helm as president, he now faces some unusual new challenges. putin aims to strengthen the country through a program of modern economization with aims to use russia as a global super power. military parades and displays of modern weapons are a traditional way for countries such as russia to demonstrate their strength. one such parade was held on wednesday at moscow's red square. over the past two decades russia's strength has been undermined by an enemy that is not so easy to target. since the collapse of the soviet union, unemployment and economic instability have undermined russia's birthrate. at the same time, alcoholism and heavy smoking have contributed to a shortened life expectancy. >>> russia's population has declined ever since it peaked in 1993 with 148.6 million people. according to some projections, the country could lose

u.n. security council finished a meet discussing the recent bloodshed in syria. a top u.n. officials says 108 people were massacured friday. many children. the security council called the killings "outrageous" and condemned them in what's called the strongest possible terms. the u.n. blames the government for the massacre but syrian official denies involvement. syrians mourn the loss of loved ones killed. you can see mass graves built for the victims. people took to the streets sunday outraged over the killings. the syrian government says it was al-qaeda and a linked terrorist group that killed the people. >>> a local man is rescued from the pretty boy dam and. and was taken away in a police cruiser. he tried to go swimming with the gates of the dam opened and climbed along the edges to hold on. his friend called 911a fear fighters attached to a helicopter went down with a har -- firefighter attached to a helicopter went down to bring the man to safety. >> as we secured him with the strap tied to the helicopter. >> what was his reaction. >> he was ready to get off. he was cr

u.n. security council were among leaders from around the world who have condemned the assad administration for its role. >>> u.s. officials say iranian official are to blame, too. they say an iranian military unit helped carry out the massacre. state department spokesperson victoria neuland says an officer of the islamic military guard admitted the elite force supports the military. >> the qods force saying publicly that they were proud of the role that they had played in training and assist in the syrian forces. >> a se >> france, britain, germany, canada, australia and other nations have ordered syrian ambassadors and other diplomats to leave. >>> the french president said western nations took the actions together to put more pressure or not syrian government. >>> defense ministers from china and the pill phoenix have both shown a positive stance toward easing tensions over a disputed show in the south china sea. guanglie met with u.n. counterparts in cambodia. they described the talks as constructive. ahead of the meeting, they met unofficially on monday and agreed to avoid provocative

u.n. security council is considering black listing about 40 more north korean companies. the new sanctions would be in response to pyongyang's failed launch of what it called a sat lie-carrying rocket. the council members adopted a presidential statement on april 16th. they strongly condemned the launch, which they said used ballistic missile technolotechn. it gave them 15 days to propose new restrictions. japan, south korea, united states have submitted a list of 40 north korean firms. sources close to the u.s. say china has not said its reluctan provoke north korea. china is seen as having a decisive influence on the number of companies that will make the final list. >>> the u.n. peace heef keeping chief is urging member countries to send the cease-fire monitors to syria. they want to send 300 observers and the secretary-general says only half that number has been secured. >> the fact is that the numbers are still small at the moment, but already they have had a visible impact, an effective impact underground. >> he says u.n. observers are operating in five locations in

u.n. security council resolutions. pyongyang denied that it plans to conduct a third nuclear test but it would now decide after monitoring u.s. moves. >> i'm, quite frankly, not certain what they meant by that. the important thing is not what they intend to do, but what they have done and what they will do. >> davies said his government is trying to verify a report by u.s. university researchers that the north is building a new launch pad at a missile base in the northeast. >> talks on iran's nuclear program will go into a second day after iran reject ad proposal by western countries. negotiate others for the five u.n. security council permanent members, the united states russia, china, britain and france plus germany began talks in baghdad on wednesday. iran's nuclear negotiator and eu foreign policy chief are also taking part. the six countries offered to ease sanctions and urged iran to suspend its uranium enrichment activities that can be used to develop nuclear weapons. but iran rejected the offer which it describ

u.n. security council adopted a statement condemning last month's launch. that sparked concerns the north leaders could respond with the new nuclear tests. >>> concerns about regional security are encouraging old foes to forge new alliances. south korean defense officials are working to find ways to cooperate with their chinese counterparts. the nations fought in the 1950s during the korean war. >> translator: we're in talks to seal a mutual logistic support treaty which will enable our militaries to exchange things such as fuel and water. >> south korean defense ministry spokesperson kim min-seok gave details of the agreement. if both sides signed a deal, it will be the first of its kind in the field of defense, but some challenges stand in the way. north korean leaders are expected to protest against the agreement. south korean authorities are also trying to sign a similar accord with the japanese government, but domestic disapproval of the linkup prompted the defense minister kim kwan-jin to postpone his visit to japan later this month. spokespersons say

u.n. security council is now gathering for them urgency session on the attack russia from britain from qwest. conflict from syria increasingly spilling into neighboring lebanon into fueling fears of another conflict. and ten thousand canadians march against some a new law to curb demos despite previous protests ending in clashes and mass arrests. promised to explore the possible consequences of the conflict in syria as the country's deputy foreign minister talks to r.t. . we're joined today by three if the foreign minister thank you very much for joining us despite all the efforts safe to put an end to it the violence in syria is continuing to be increasing why is the syrian government been unable to put an end to this well actually it is the very strong desire and determination of the syrian government from the very beginning to put an end to violence but. the ball is not in the court of the syrian government or of the syrian people it is in the court of those who do not want to see these events stop it insecurity in serbia but particularly those who are calling flaring every now and then f

u.n. security council via video link from geneva. he said the observers have had a calming effect in fighting between syrian government and opposition forces. still, he said, troops continue to violate the cease-fire. he said the levels of violence and abuse are unacceptable. u.n. observers moved in last month to monitor the situation. annan said he expects it will improve after all 300 observers are deployed by the end of this month. >>> u.s. media say a cia double agent foiled a plot to bomb an airliner. the informant reportedly infiltrated the terrorist group and volunteered for the suicide mission. the u.s. government said monday there had been a plot last month to bomb an airliner. the terrorist plans to use a new type of explosive that can pass through metal detectors. the media say the attack was planned by yemeni terrorist group al qaeda in the, a rabbian peninsula. theyay the cia planted an operative inside the group. the agent volunteered as a suicide bomber to obtain details of the plot and pass them to u.s. intelligence.

u.n. security council are urging additional sanctions against syria for its continued crackdown on civilians. but they face opposition from russia which has close ties with the government of president bashar al assad. the united nations says the civilian death toll in syria has now topped 10,000. troops supporting assad killed more than a hundred people last week in houla. the bodiesf 13 men were found earlier this week in the eastern town wh their hands tied behind their backs. u.s. and european members of the security council are calling for tougher actions against the assad government. but the russian ambassador remains weary of the western approach. he said dialogue and sanctions will not work at the same time. an nhk crew visiting the capital damascus on wednesday saw many government troops deployed in the central district. government troops routinely accompany the u.n. officials sent to monitor the cease-fire ark parentally to curb their activities. food prices have nearly doubled in the capital with some shops being forced to close down. u.s. leaders are trying to apply pressure of th

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u.n. security council in the face of resistance from china and russia.on is, what exactly did ambassador susan rice mean by taking actions outside the council? we'll have a live report. >>> new nbc numbers give mitt romney reason to smile this morning. he's running neck and neck in at least three battleground states, won in 2008 by barack obama. the question is can romney steal enough of those many, many swing states from the president to win the election? and rajon rondo goes nuts in the game two of the eastern conference finals. hanging 44 points on the heat.

u.n. security council agenda. what might we go westerwelle be looking for? >> that is right. an foreign minister guido westerwelle said on tuesday that germany would be urging the u.n. security council to take up syria again. he did not indicate exactly what action would be demanded, but we can expect that there will be calls for tougher sanctions. we do not expect any general effort to suggest that the u.n. should lead any armed intervention into syria. it is believed that the country is heavily armed. it is noted that it is a very pvolatile region, and we have already seen violence spilling into lebanon. i think there's going to be some reluctance to get involved militarily. >> thank you so very much. >> germany and israel are closer than ever before. those were the words of germany's new president on his first visit to israel since taking office. >> meeting with his counterpart shimon peres, joaquin gauck spoke of germany's special responsibility towards the jewish state. at the holocaust of world, he said germany's commitment to israel's security was based on the past -- a

u.n. security council support and they've done it without u.n. security council support as they did for example in kosovo and serbia well let's talk about those terrible events that occurred in the international community of course shocked by what happened more than one hundred were killed some all witnesses suggest the assad forces weren't to blame indeed the government in damascus has just made a media briefing saying that their investigation they are claiming that it was the work of the terrorist gangs let's have a listen to this and i'd like your reaction to what we have a listen to. yes good in those regions though though on friday rebels shelled an army checkpoint the army returned fire and injured many of the rebels who attacked the army two days earlier the terrorists assistance told us that zero hour is coming soon on friday may twenty fifth at two pm right after friday prayers an army checkpoint and the army repelled this attack shortly after that another group attacked another checkpoint when the un observers came to the armed men gathe

u.n. security council support and they've done it without u.n. security council support and we've seen this in the past and it's clear that the u.s. is not interested in a diplomatic solution they are in every way trying to move toward military intervention which means massive destruction of the entire country but they're already responsible for great destruction. talking to me from new york. the people of all of them the voting on the future of their finances and solvency if the majority says yes to the so-called e.u. fiscal pact over the country's budget and the authority to impose penalties will launch in brussels all these if is involved in. it's hope since choice island has two options is it goes out to vote on a fiscal pact with the e.u. to say yes to writing austerity into law and cede precious sovereignty to brussels say no and incur the wrath of the european central bank and potentially kissed goodbye to e.u. bailouts and it looks like it's going to be close the reason i'm voting yes this time is that we are in the e.u. now we've lost a v

u.n. security council can damns deadly terrorist attacks near a military intelligence complex in the syrian capital damascus which killed fifty five zero calls for measures against foreign powers supporting terrorism. russian businessmen and arms dealers sentenced to twenty five years behind bars in the us speaks exclusively to our team as a picture book prepares to be sounds to a super max security prison against the recommendation obvious trial judge. and two days after the deadly savoy's super jet crash an emergency team is battling to reach the scene in a remote mountainous region in dreadful weather conditions but are just metres from the made disaster zone it already found ten bodies and are not expected any survivors. this is r.t. live from moscow eleven am in the russian capital the u.n. security council has unanimously and strongly condemned terrorist blast that killed at least fifty five people and wounded almost four hundred in the syrian capital damascus on thursday the twenty explosions near a government intelligence complex are the worst terror attacks in syria since the start

u.n. security council has unanimously and strongly condemned terrorist blast that killed at least a fifty five people and wounded almost four hundred in the syrian capital damascus on thursday the twenty explosions near a government intelligence complex are the worst terror attacks in syria since the start of the uprising last year are just more important brings us the latest from u.n. headquarters in new york. all fifteen members of the security council have recognized that terrorist networks are working in side of syria it was only just on tuesday when the syrian envoy to the united nations had accused number of regional air powers of sponsoring terrorism to undermine this ceasefire in syria currently being carried out in a very fragile state the syrian ambassador fahri said the syrian government has been facing a surge of terrorist threats including suicide bombings he even held up a d.v.d. claiming that on that d.v.d. was confessions of dozens of individuals that were involved in terrorist activities upon the order of what he said were states joint special envoy kofi annan did address

u.n. security council ensures civilian safety. has called for an agent and two other friends of syria group james to remove present i sat and said to be from your position and see sarah ferguson has been covering events in syria it sounds like things has to go on the back burner when people are losing their lives daily. it's just absolutely devastating tragedy emanations number those people confirmed killed the children there is no ceasefire to oversee it simply doesn't exist this crisis that was just becoming increasingly militarized and having this devastatingly high death toll and so we actually spoke to the foreign minister in syria he's in moscow just the other day i often read the final responsibility lies what's happening in the country right now the ball is not in the court of the syrian government or the syrian people it is in the court of those who do not want to see peace and stability and security in serbia particularly those who are calling and declaring every now and then for arming the armed groups for. smuggling of

u.n. security council effective sanctions against iran were doing the bush administration. not that they slowed iran's program down at all. and, i think, if anything, russia and china are more protective of iran today than in the past. look, for example at the dual veto they cast to protect iran's satellite regime, the assad dictatorship in syria, a couple of months ago. so i think this is part of the political spin going into the elections, certainly doesn't have anything to do with reality. and, if in fact the administration is about to make major concessions, to iran, there will be time enough in a few weeks to address the vice president's remarks. >> eric: we'll come back with you, and circle back with you on that and finally, one other point has to do with yemen, drone strikes and they've taken out 11 operatives in yemen, what about the continued use of drones there. >> i'm all in favor of killing al qaeda, whatever means are available to our military, but i think it is a mistake, i think increasingly evident, a mistake for the obama administration, to act like drone s

u.n. security council condemns deadly terrorist attacks near a military intelligence complex in the syrian capital damascus which killed fifty five syria is demanding measures against foreign powers supporting terrorism. and two days after the deadly super super jet crash rescuers in indonesia are battling to reach the scene in a remote mountainous region in dreadful weather conditions but are just metres from the disaster zone they found bodies and say there is no chance of the forty five on board survived. so they have lines i'll be back at the top of the hour with more in the meantime let's take a look at the latest sporting action with paul scott. thank you very much marina welcome back to the world of sports is what we've got coming up. clay complaints so rafael nadal threatens not to return to the madrid mosque as unless there were changes to the cool they sell for a surprise three set to faint to compact for its fernando verdasco. prize asset in poulter and martin lead lead the way after the first round of the players' championship or sawgrass as the world's best buffet out for the

u.n. security council and every arctic nation. our absence separates us from our partners and allies. it limits our ability to build coalitions and work cooperatively to solve these pressing security problems that face us. although the terms of the convention are favorable to the united states' interests, we are not position to further guide its interpretation nor its implementation. we need to join it in order to strengthen our role in global and maritime affairs. both militarily and economically. our prosperity and security depend upon access to the world's ocean. by joining the convention, our forces would enjoy a firmer legal standing for operations on, over and under the world's waters. navigating an increasing complex and competitive security environment. i look forward to your questions. thank you. >> thank you very much, general. as i mentioned earlier, we will be having -- when i say we, myself and my colleagues -- will be having the commanders of the various forces, all of whom are affected by this, to come in and answer questions from senators. but general dempsey, if i coul

u.n. security council condemns deadly terrorist attacks near a military intelligence complex in the syrian capital damascus which killed fifty five this year you call for measures against foreign powers supporting terrorism. and two days after the deadly so boy super jet crash the rescue teams are battling to reach the scene in a remote mountainous region in dreadful weather conditions but are just meters from the disaster zone. am in the russian capital you're watching r t joshing russian businessman victor borge convicted of arms trafficking by u.s. court has slammed the american justice system comparing it to a medieval style inquisition and exclusive interview with r.t. to be sent to a super maximum security prison to serve his twenty five year term that's the spy the judge in his trial recommending medium security confinement for him dubbed the alcatraz of the rockies supermax jail houses some america's most dangerous criminals the russians lawyers has filed a motion asking for the decision to be stalled while victor wood is still in a new york prison artie's an associate you're going

u.n. security council and her briefings. but at this point, isn't there the increasing pressure for the u.s. to do something more? some of the arab allies are trying to arm the rebels. at this point, does the u.s. have to get involved in that effort? >> well, andrea, many of the arab sources i've been speaking to say they haven't started delivering weapons to the opposition but have started giving them money which they can then use to purchase weapons. as we know and from the united states, their position so far is not to arm the opposition. many people feel that arming the opposition would only make a very volatile situation that much more volatile. the opposition particularly the rebels want the international community to give them weapons, perhaps even give them more lethal assistance to try to facilitate their operations inside syria. the syrian government thinks that is the reason why there is violence taking place because of foreign intervention. >> thank you very much for the report from cairo. while the administratio

u.n. security council has asked the u.n. observer mission on the ground to press to gateway exactly happened in houla movie in the loop if moscow is not lifting the responsibility from assad for the violence but says that equal pressure has to be applied both on the authorities and on the opposition and it's vital not all the for them to put their weapons down and sit down peacefully negotiate but also for the international community for all the outside players to reach one a unified position and so get out of says that only in that case the coffee on and peace plan which is currently the only way out of this crisis be fulfilled and the foreign minister also outlined that moscow is in contact both will be authorities and would be of rebels and so the foreign minister believes that some players outside but within the region are giving other signals to the rebels which are not aimed at fulfilling the peace plan but are actually violating kind of posting calls for foreign military intervention and sort of go off as called on th

u.n. security council approval. the us tonight sending special forces to spy inside north korea but the journalist who uncovered the story says the pentagon is all in damage control mission to save face. online on screen this is r.t. live from central moscow with the twenty four hours a day and you're going to sound now looks set to be extradited to sweden after britain supremum court dismissed his appeal and we can expand that has been under house arrest in the u.k. for more than five hundred days now he's wanted in sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations which the whistleblower himself strongly denies sara first has the details from outside the courthouse in london. chilliness and was a nazi in court today when that judgment was passed for checking his appeal against that extradition to sweden but it's not over yet he's being granted a fourteen day extradition stay while his legal team try to get an appeal to reopen cases now that is a point on some of the point that were made in the judgment that they s

u.n. security council met in a session today. that meeting wrapped up about an hour ago. any word of what came of that meeting? >> reporter: not yet and that's the key question. will the u.n. security council be able to do anything to stop this? time and again over the past several months we've seen international pressure stepped up on syria whether it be the u.n. or other agencies, we saw them post sanctions and monitors were in there months ago and now u.n. observers, about 300 on the ground and yet no matter who is there or what type of pressure is being applied to the syrian regime this endless cycle of violence doesn't seem to be ending. the syrian activist, the opposition we speak to don't believe the international community has been effective in doing anything calling out for intervention, help, even air strikes against the regime and saying they are being slaughtered, massacred and want the international community to help them. there's been diplomatic deadlock that's been going on. the security council hasn't been helpful and even with the emergency meetings and hi

u.n. mission thousands is going to get into haifa a syrian on infinite is already. the security council guaranteeing civilian protection that is not going to even attempt to buy this cease fire to. further correspondent who's covered what's going on in syria extensively for she speaks people in iran there now we'll bring you more from syria's deputy foreign minister to about his country's crises later on this. iran r.t. . well the heat from the conflict in syria has been increasingly felt no neighboring lebanon with street violence for the second week in a row trouble erupted between sunni opponents of president assad's regime and its alawite supporters. spoke to locals who fear the religious clashes could spill into another bloody conflict in the region. an overnight of street protests in beirut. it was sparked when thirteen lebanese pilgrims were kidnapped in syria apparently by groups linked to the syrian rebels the lebanese capital witnessed what it hadn't seen in years as who i am not about here but are moving to a real war between sunni and shia muslims and this is at least what i

u.n. mission thousand it is going to get even higher facing an infinite is already. the security council guaranteeing civilian protection that is not going to even attempt to abide by this society then they can see the full interview with the syrian deputy foreign minister next hour. before from the conflict in syria is being felt in neighboring lebanon street violence has been shaking the capital their interest second week running the rest started following disputes between sunni opponents of president assad's regime and its other what supporters. spoke to locals who fear the beginnings of a new civil war i and other night of street protests in beirut. it was sparked when thirteen lebanese pilgrims were kidnapped in syria apparently by groups linked to the syrian rebels the lebanese capital witnessed what it hadn't seen in years is where i am right about here but i'm moving to a real war between sunni and shia muslims and this is at least what i see in the last day. the reason the spillover from the chaos in neighboring syria shia muslims here generally support syria's president assad w

u.n. security council shows civilian safety france has called for an urgent meeting of the friends of syria group which aims to move present as i said to be funding the opposition and commentator one dollar says that that atrocities in the opposition's part of these any quick change that is now unlikely. significance of the new u.n. report is that for the first time it's a knowledge that there is on the side of the so-called opposition the rebel groups of the jihadists and so forth al-qaeda and the muslim brotherhood forces that are trying to create regime change so to that extent i think it's a step forward that it's not simply a one sided genocide by the assad regime washington is playing a double game on syria i think they are trying at this point damage control they failed massively in the operation that they had thought they would succeed in about a year ago the momentum of this so-called arab spring has screeched to a halt it's really turned into a sunni versus shia. kind of war throughout the muslim world washington has backed off of the libya style regime change operation in syria i

u.n. security council condemns deadly terrorist attacks near a military intelligence complex in the syrian capital damascus which killed fifty five syria is demanding measures against foreign powers supporting terrorism. russian businessmen and arms dealers sentenced to twenty five years behind bars in the us speaks to our teeth as he prepares to be sent to supermax security prison holding some of america's most dangerous criminals that's against their recommendation his trial judge asked for medium security confinement. and rescuers have found twelve bodies while battling dreadful weather conditions and treacherous terrain to reach the scene of the suit boy superjet crash in indonesia they are metres from the main disaster zone with little hope of survivors being found. next hour mosque while next our team takes you to all the spectacular locations near the kremlin in the heart of the russian capital. hello and welcome the sun is shining and it's a beautiful day on this week's program we're taking a look at cultural outlaws around the kremlin with a history dating back centuries the whole

u.n. security council has asked the u.n. observer mission on the ground to test to gauge what exactly happened in houla people are moving in there looted from moscow is not lifting the responsibility from our side for the violence but is stressing that equal pressure as to be applied both on the authorities and on the opposition is not only vital for both of them to put the weapons down and peaceful you negotiate but also for the entire international community for all the outside boyer's to reach one unified position and according to city go i would offer only in that case could be coffee on a peace plan be achieved which is grow you the only possible way out of the crisis and the foreign minister is also outlined that moscow is in contact with both sides of the conflict and there are reasons to believe that some outside players are giving other signals to the rebels and the foreign minister has called on these players to make up their minds if they want to see a stop of the violence or a change of the regime. but if you're

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