they're ukrainians. the sentiment expressed on television is a very small population. >> anna, when you hear vladimir putin threatening to shut off the gas, not only to ukraine but western europe, is that a threat that comes from a place of strength or one of weakness? wouldn't that also put russia in some ye jeopardy to pull that off. >> well, vladimir putin is threatening to shut off gas if there is no payment. it's capitalism. russians learned capitalism very quickly. so again, i'm just going back to my point that we have to stop distracting ourselves by focusing on the menacing demon of vladimir putin here. we have to look at ukrainian economy. ukrainians are unable to pay for gas. russians are the ones selling that gas. ukrainians cannot be surprised if the russians are upsetting here. we have to resolve it peaceful ly caught the constant crisis. we have to sit down to see what russians demand are and what ukrainians can do and how the west can help. if the russians are seeing that ukraine is moving

from all ukrainian universities to entities, you have to pass an interview in ukrainian. even though ukraine is close to russian, it is a language which is separately studied. for the russian population it's difficult to enter university. it is of course -- this is a separate topic. it will have to be discussed at length. the rights of ukrainians in russia. the ukrainians don't live in a compact place but it is quite different. and now i'd like to move on and share a few words regarding the statement from other colleagues of the security council. to a large extent our discussion is starting to remind us of a record which keeps on jumping back and back and back and repeating the same thing. a few things were surprising. a broken record is what i refer to but if you think it surprises. our british colleagues said russia has to clarify its concerns. we have repeatedly on numerous occasions made official statement at the highest possible level, at the level of the foreign minister, we we expressed our concerns, clarified them repeatedly spoken great details spelling out our v

own action us i don't hold a grudge against the ukrainian people we in general don't i think the ukrainians are a good dignified people but fascists fascists they are not people those that killed just one percent forty something thousand and sedate this one percent influences the ukrainian people it's a paradox. imagine how fronts britain or poland would have reacted to the glorification of the nazi terror machine. s.s. and other organizations there were many of them say concentration camps were wonderful places it would be an international scandal but for the sake of a strategic alliance with ukraine poland keeps quiet about what's going on in the western parts of ukraine where monuments to ponder and all the butches of polish people are erected. but it's only through the opposition claims it's seeking to join europe with you and so does the ruling party and the wide range of ukraine's political forces who seem to have common ground what how does this for border party fit into all that it doesn't fit at all so either you stop cooperating with the party or you stop claiming that you're euro

let the ukrainians the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army considered their own. genocide is genocide and polls should never support an increasingly vocal opinions that the mass murder of jews should be considered genocide while the mass murder of poles shouldn't. go at all equal as though there are monuments to. should she gave each clutch call ski. and to many of this instead not pale it is very alarming. the old will commit himself order gave orders to kill completely innocent people and had thousands of civilians murdered so putting up a monument in honor of such a person is something that is completely beyond reason that the. rules in effect got into can jump in anytime you want. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to ross ashcroft other renegade economist and the director of the smash you tube documentary for horace mann ross welcome back to the kaiser report i hear very much from so forth but it is a smash it's over a million vs the it's tough isn't it to go out and say we told you so but when we were funding money for the film

seven ukrainian papers are published at the expense of local authorities and ukrainian organizations, financial support the federal level is not provided. published inrs are the russian language in ukraine. -- there's only one ukrainian broadcast program in russia. russian language tv and radio programs in ukraine take around 74% of the total broadcasting in ukraine. russia stated the anti-semitism in ukraine. russian studies concerned about the absence of these notions in the report. me quote some excerpts will collectives from the letter of the association of 266 jewish organizations of ukraine. to russiannt president vladimir putin not long ago. this prohibition to speak in russian which was stressed in the russian media should remain on these authors conscience. president, your confidence expressed does not meet the real facts. perhaps you were confused implicating ukraine and set of russia. jewish organizations have documented the growth of anti-semitism. we are frightened by the fact that fascists are rushing to power in ukraine and we should expect the jewish programs. we are a

it's the ukrainians who are responsible. absolute truth is very difficult to come by these days, but one thing is certain. the incident that occurred overnight certainly brings a region on brink of war just one step closer. this is the video from the scene where you can see there are two cars that are burned out. there's a lot of ammunition lying around there from what was a pretty fierce fire fight. according to the ukrainian interior ministry, at least three russian separatists are dead, a number of other people are wounded. who was behind the attack exactly and who fired first when these cars approached this checkpoint is still very much in dispute. the ukrainians, of course, claim that these pro-russian separatists are being controlled by moscow through intelligence agents and members of the russian special forces on the ground here inside of eastern ukraine. they are supporting the separatists, okaying them and giving them guidance, those kinds of things. those siptists control a number of government buildings all throu

pillar to make more efforts to race to the retake of the us and to europe and russia to provide ukrainianauthorities and the monitoring mission with all necessary support. then add to the need to change in the city's main mining capital of the country's identity in offices on msnbc chef of the amount of the two thousand eleven in a document and it means for strengthening trust and security. his condition is that the militants. what is not an elite as terence he asked about america's dominance location but also about the tasks set charges they make conclusions actions of the ukrainian on it at such a novel on the current conditions i think that the radio off false is by ukraine. he is on the up the national sobering tea. it's a national obligation. they have not cheated because the international alliance of you in all what he has. thats all what i did see. has he made the decision cycle off this offer and third ukraine was just not good if not managed to answer that question. any foreign state agency training but promised a friend that i was in a week deal announced emissions conclusion in

>> one is ukrainian and russian languages are quite similar.gual, television programs and contemporary ukraine often switch back and forth depending how ukrainian and russia. >> timothy frye is from columbia university, it's one of the leading russian study centers in the nation. >> there's lots of ukrainians who speak russian as their first language and in lesser case there are many russians who also speak ukrainian and language is an important part of the equation. >> the ties between the two date back to the establishment of a state before the year 1 those. the area extended all of the way to moscow. >> in its heyday it was one of the most important, if not the most important state in europe. >> he is a science professor at rutgers university. >> both nations refer to kiev and ruth as the place where they were born and it existed for about 200, 300 years, give or take. sort of in the middle of the 13th century with the mono goal attack which fell apart. >> once that happened for the next several century, parts of the area now known as ukrain

all ukrainians in seeking a better future.d obviously as we discussed at lent both here and in washington, mr. prime minister, is difficult. and you should now as i told you at the outset, you will not walk this road alone. we will walk it with you. today the prime minister and i talked about the work before us. we discussed the most acute problem and most acute matter facing the ukrainian people. the ongoing threat to country's sovereignty and territorial integrity. ukraine is and must remain one country. down to the black sea one country. one united ukraine. the united states supports a strong united ukraine with productive and peaceful relationships, with both the east and west. with both russia and europe. that's a goal that i know you share mr. prime minister. no nation, no nation has the right to simply grab land from another nation. no nation has that right. we will never recognize russia's illegal occupation of crimea and neither will the world as was demonstrated by the overwhelming vote that took place in the securit

to make the ukrainian forces more professional and more effective. and we weeded provide advice on two creams protection of critical infrastructure. in his stamina suffering because of the cream and a distant second in the contents of the statement adopted by teammates and ukraine summed up the degree to intensify the political dynamic extent audition in the use of additional financial resources to cooperate in the form of joint working group on defense reform. what an assessment of current ukrainian armed forces and establish a cinematic a support team to be deployed in ukraine next week to mention the chicken dance not to let them be at the moment the two asked me to for assistance in the form of technical equipment. so we got to admit that though it lists all four of. the but the effect of the equipment that mean you might need it and this in his being the considerate and to explore what to make the member states the special group of wilma visit ukraine next week tool. then the lawless that the statues all this bogus requests to get them into ukra

the ukrainian government. as a kid that did extraordinary patience and fortitude in the face of enormous challenges of pressure. they have to ask their people to restrain themselves. their purpose assume that non violent posture. in the face of challenges that might've invited others to engage in violence. the ukrainian people doubt the server right to choose their own future the international community remains firmly by their side as they travel difficult democratic path to prosperity and peace. but yes. nine key factor in kerry and john frame ups. i just want to add a few comments you can't type very freely the discussions on the agreement that's been reached yet. he said he isn't being very frank and constructive discussions that are looking to find the countries that real practical things that can de escalate tensions in ukraine i think it was extremely important to bring the toll to get here. how crap reflected i will begin. it could be the priority that we both fell two c of the escalation of the situati

sovereignty on ukrainian territory. yet, there was vladimir putin talking about eastern ukraine, do we have to acknowledge that he has a lot of say about what ends up happening even as we don't legally recognize him that is the russian president, as a party? look, the russians have a great deal of leverage over what happens inside ukraine. to get the energy dependance, the influence that they can recognize through some elements of the ethnic russian, russian speaking population in ukraine. in a sense, diplomatically they are a party to this conflict, in the same way this the united states and the european union are. come to a resolution, but without the support from the outside, that is not going to happen. >> we are going to take a short break, and when we come back, we'll talk about what brought the parties to the table, just as things are starting to look like they were unraveling. this is inside story. >> every saturday, join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our t

the acting president of ukraine congratulated ukrainians on the stand. he called these days the triumph of good over evil and wished everyone peace love and faith the prime minister of ukraine us a new single also believes in kind. it's called the holiday of easter the day of unity and a strict everything will come together to homelands. this tactic reading anne's would never give up their freedom and dignity and would protect the uprights to the happy future the shootings a stir in the country faced the fact they want to destroy you. we showed them this holiday i went to ensure everyone. if we are to nineteen oh eight we are there to get their opinion. god knows who will vanish and might have been told channel and ukraine will resurrect your needles easton ellis wether it all wrong to quote the lodges celebration was traditionally made in the vatican. oman hundred and fifty thousand christians from all around the world and the bear to hear the easter mass of old friends is immense and ukraine in his plea. well are probably hundreds and peaches thousand

it said the extension will affect the lives of tens of thousands of ukrainians now have the ability to travel back and forth for decades without any review on the previous most ukrainians could i be drawn to these as they fight you but it did seem to move comes as ukraine's interim government seeks closer relations with the west's response to the current crisis in partnership with neighboring russia. in a separate development a mold to live as citizens with biometric possible snow longer need visas to travel to the eu is part of measures which aimed to encourage place a trade and business ties between eastern european nations and the european union without full membership. most items are now able to travel in the shade and sun which includes most eu countries and some don't. eu members such as norway and switzerland. mo davis prime minister yuri and kennett said the reforms of the best result in the frozen conflicts of breakaway region of transistors are arguing that they would make most of the more attractive to those in the rebel region. visa free travel is quite insane by ukraini

the poll published in a respected ukrainian week the plate the sound is fifteen percent of ukrainians in the southeast want to join russia. widespread protests taking place against a credit across south east ukraine the poll found that across the region including victoria saw meant to be perfect roast the last majority rule from kiev to cope with the wisconsin against the stream and the kremlin the pope conduct a blow for russian come an orchestrated campaign of violence and kidnapping in places such as soviets survey to three thousand two hundred and thirty two people aged eighteen or if the costs of sixty cities and towns in eight regions in south east ukraine. in the opener of the russian seizure of ukraine's crimean peninsula different to get pictures of the crisis the preferred us russian president bob with putin recently state that the kremlin is seeking to establish the russia which many believe constitutes or a poet of the soviet union tune in on us. belarusian president alexander lukashenko said that the crisis in neighboring ukraine threats and his own country's security. ev

ukrainian boy and most year it was jewish and this was normal because we had poles ukrainians and jews living together in our village there was basically no difference between us there was no hatred no admits. that. there are all sorts of ethnic groups living in volia poles ukrainians germans russians czechs armenians karaites romany. and i remember from my early years and even from what my parents told me that there were no conflicts between any of these groups. and there was nothing you would describe as ethnic strife. there are hundreds of places on the map of western regions of modern ukraine united by their bloody history her example there are you see. where on march twenty sixth one hundred seventy nine poles were murdered each year polish and ukrainian delegations come here to honor the memory of those innocent victims many of those who lived in the linea and nearby and witnessed those tragic events are still alive they managed to survive. general miroslav give them a share of scape poland's first astronaut is one of them but back in one thousand nine hundred three the future sp

no planes the red bull and ukrainian. ms likes to dip into the black bands but the european organization for the safety of an aggregation your control. it will not recognize any uni lecturer documents will secretly crave in particular the flight system drop was the most awful not forbid it. or did not violate today at traffic relations your control advice is to me than meets the ukrainian romanian bulgarian that i could control the us. in addition to all canonization initiate the plans the flights over the whole unit in particular which cooperates with real scientists of the country's ask this uses and airports the mentors and political confrontation between russia and ukraine continues. and only create a peaceful actions both in ukraine and russia. i hope that everything will be fine and the destinations will really drive this instead of adding these to confront that ukrainians and russians on the night that i have no reasons to be. and i don't know if this is the trumpet and fend off the claim within the construct of th

special status is still cold also gave instructions to two ukrainian citizens can be to seize cars and regional state administration. there are two pieces and police stations the high street and the security status that ukraine has only to initiate criminal proceedings on the mat to off set prices and on to mining activities. in addition to secure the status of concrete identified the so called legal green and tetris eighties and intimidating people in the east of ukraine agreed to that as deputy prime minister of great value yet the month most of the russian special forces agent minister states that the recession to rescind its operating on the territory of the ukrainian regions that has presented some simple piece unit of the current sentiment and pushes with the accommodation in moscow at the moment this is the character of ukraine as theirout all toncernf krai and i got severaln hundr russianitizs the new hires convenience kentucky regions and beans and taking detention of ukraine a long time. my status and protecting me and the operations started in the north of donetsk region the

what do you think he would say to ukrainians and ukrainian-americans? >> it's hard to say.ome that when soviet tanks went into chekoslovakia -- he himself crushed the similar disent in hungary in 1956, and when he learned -- he was already in retirement, and he learned of the prague's bringing in tanks, and he said i can't believe it's been 12 years since my time and we haven't learned a better way. it has been 60 years since that time, and russia wra still hasn't learned a better way. >> 60 years and still a lot of questions about what to do. it seems like the answer that's forming in this ukrainian-american community is quite hawkish. i heard again and again a lot of support for senator john mccain who has been in a hawkish position on this. a lot of skepticism about barack obama. do you think that this crisis is pushing ukrainian-americans more to the right? >> probably. >> he doesn't claim out of knowledge, but of habit so to speak. he is hawkish. i think that barack obama should try to do more diplomacy, but absolutely back it up with sanctions and back it up with some

but i can do that will russian and ukrainian. for example, it was said that there was hardly one person in moscow that does not or russia. and nine days ago 50,000 people in the streets of moscow and many were of cinema don't push wish it on anyone to be put in russian jail. and two days ago and it was part of this with people that trusted me. writers and actors in the intellectual individuals, they were demonstrating and it was cold and i may be as many of his many ukrainians and russians are. but i do believe that the freedom of the press, it is very important to hear about this. he was the most delightful, at admirable way of people self-expression in the ukraine. and the only question i can ask is how often can we bring this. >> tom, if you. >> no one wants to denigrate their country. they want a greater interest of the country. the question is to what been that they have. and as opposed it is that the ukraine needs to conduct an election and who speaks for the ukrainian point and it didn't anticipate so let's re-legitimize t

. >> ukrainians fighting back. u.n. has an emergency meeting. >> two frontrunners in the afghanistan election. >> a fast moving firein northern chile, taking lives and destroying homes. charting the seas - sailors relied on them for hundreds of years, why is the government no longer printing maritime maps? >> for the first time today ukraine sent soldiers to confront arm militants. one was killed. ukraine ordered them out by tomorrow or it warned it will launch an operation to fight terrorists. the u.n. security council will meet to address the crisis. russia called for the meeting declaring ukraine's operation criminal. united states said it is clear that vladimir putin wants to seize part of the country. >> we have the latest. >> tensions are spilling obvious in eastern ukraine. this is slovyansk, and ukrainian authorities say they have launched on ain't terrorism operation. the military moved in. >> the video, which can't be independently verified shows a man taking cover after being shot on the outskirts of the ski.

if those it did when those ukrainian tanks. come back so we tested definitely reach a new face in this operation although tonight the local media is reporting that the ukrainian forces have suspended for now there are attempts to take back so the odds but by no means is this operation over it's just thatge in what is to be a good run up to launch operation. that is critical the sooners still very difficult to say who those masked men aren't a question you've been asking one of the last two weeks. but let me ask you to dq. get a chance at all to speak to some of the ukrainian government forces to get their reaction to what's going on. i get to the question very easily. we got there as i said after the ukrainian forces that left him one of the oven. one of the interesting aspects to this day is that all of us whether we showed up it was no sign of any ukrainian forces you know we hear everywhere about this on so called anti terror operation which has launched an operation which ukrainian government promises will end up just watch

the offices and police stations in eastern ukrainian cities. yet when he attempted to do so he was heckled by pro russian separatists who shot to no one invited gq and told him he should leave the territory in order to prevent problems protesters told him that he could find out all the needed to know by watching russian television. of course he replied understood when in rome do as romans do. after being arrested at gunpoint in two thousand and three. a convicted of theft and tax evasion in two thousand and five he was while it was guarded abroad as a political prisoner is oil company to open up and sold off many interstate hands in december of two thousand and thirteen he was pardoned and freed by president clinton. i knew what to whom. a special ceremony has been held at the chernobyl memorial in kiev to mark the twentieth anniversary of the world's worst dictators else the various ticket receipts and it's intriguing and interesting blogs only to chino and that she ought to direct the ukrainian orthodox church the speckled tensions with russi

pavol bogdan has ukrainian roots.involved in a cultural exchange project between ukraine and slovakia. because of the crisis, funding for the cross-border project is threatening to run out. but his fears lie in another direction. >> i'm afraid that if crimea split from ukraine, it could create a precedent, that ukraine could break up. there are separatist movements in other regions as well as crimea. they could gain impetus from a crimean secession. i'm very worried. >> our last stop is bratislava, the capital of slovakia. in the city on the danube, the interior ministry is already preparing for a possible wave of refugees from ukraine. >> we're ready to take in 1000 ukrainian refugees in a first step. we could immediately put them in asylum seekers' accommodation on the border. if that's not enough, our armed forces could set up tents for about 10,000 people. >> on our trip, we've discovered that the mood is surprisingly sober and relaxed. but everywhere there's a great amount of fear that ukraine could eventually di

ukrainian security services confirmed that three ukrainian officers that were captured on saturday and at the prosecutor's office had opened an investigation into their abduction separatists claim the officers were attending militia leaders in the region. ukraine's intelligence services have been tracking a mysterious man with a pencil moustache they say is russia's chief agent or pocket or tax with string of armed revolt in ukraine. i bought one. a special ceremony has been held at the chernobyl memorial in kyiv to mark the twentieth anniversary of the world's worst dictators else the ferries to get trees attended including anti christian colleagues only to chino and she often direct ukrainian and stokes church the speckled tensions with russia. they show a credible or tomorrow. it still took this yet. i have no talent we will win in his confrontation with against russia. why because we are off on the side of truth million dollars in purses. we of the team's progression. we caved on uk weapons known as a peace loving country. and we have been attacked by karen told the last snowfall w

we can fault the ukrainian stit. it is dealing with a lot, and is dealing with it because a powerful neighbour to the north and east is seeking to detailize the state. this ukrainian state close to follow a path that is more in lion with e.u. norms of the rule of law. meanwhile the kremlin wishes to generate a situation by way ukraine will become part of the eurasian unit, rivalling the e.u. >> if that is the case, how far do you think the kremlin is ready to go. we have seen it annexing crimea very quickly. do you think it's likely to want to take more they are the tri from ukraine. >> we need to point to areas similar to the crimean situation. we are seeing various pro-russian groups assisted by russian personnel - similar to crimea. i think the strategic objective may be different. >> russia does not need to incorporate ukraine's east. they are trying to gain leverage against ta ukraine state. it wants a federalized ukraine, one which would apportion various region's roles to conduct foreign policy, conducive to t

crazy stuff presented as the ukrainian government to lead ukrainians have double citizenship at the expense of russian prospects for the new campsite. tomato emphasized he thrust it to be responsible for everything happening thing yet so many beaches will have to be discussed with president putin the hike is to go arrange a meeting with russian president. jen and i didn't own in the first screen. charles mason ukraine is moving into the top gm area this week and the acting president of ukraine on some channel. i realized that the competition for the position of the president might be the accent and the light of day political technologies and administer depression and arresting the citizens and it does depend on the election race he stressed that the common complaint was not sleepy but questionable experience on the previous corrections the two thousand latino accent must be an example of democracy and objective mr underlined all the time channel. if you show booth said. winning this election campaign. shy but very importantly ukraine city not in competition offence. but a competition of con

the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army.onsidered their own. they deemed it necessary to eradicate poles from their entirely new and in this sense it was typical ethnic cleansings was to be used. by mid-summer nine hundred forty three the massacres reached their climax hundreds of polish villages were raised. a counter very but between forty thousand and one hundred thousand civilians women children and old people were brutally killed. yet we know that up to a certain point which holds a new craniums lived side by side quite peacefully. it was very common for them to work together and have fun together mixed marriages were very common as well. you know. i was born in a village called. in the districts of the two not kill province i remember when i was four had see friends sloughed ukrainian boy and most year it was jewish and this was normal because we had poles ukrainians and jews living together in our village there was basically no difference between us there was no hatred no admits. that. there are all sorts of ethnic gr

embassy in kiev can even singing ukrainian. washington claims it has a responsibility to meddle in the affairs of ukraine but what do everyday americans think about that let's find out. do you think the u.s. should intervene in the crisis in ukraine now they should i don't think they should because they have their own government they have their own army and they should straighten it out politically inside their own house no i don't i don't think they should and saving no i don't absolutely not i definitely think that we should intervene but i think we should probably intervene economically you know when you showed ukraine on the map. can you show ukraine on the map yes northern russia. close. you know i don't know a quiz. well. can i of course ukraine is twenty miles right around this area here. in russia well. ukraine a little bit over that still russian. man still over this one that's russia. let me see oh hold on i'm sorry i'm going to probably still. that's. when i give up now i'm going to wait a minute or you're just sorry

that town is now besieged by the ukrainian military. the ukrainian military has not moved in for a couple of reasons, they say. paramount is the issue of civilian deaths that would be possible if they had to fight their way door to door against these very well-armed russian militants. now, the question going forward is, what role does russia play in this? obviously the foreign minister has said he intends to weigh in and try to get some freedom for the people who are being held by these militants. on the other side, though, russia has said it is more than willing to use force against its neighbor in ukraine to protect its interests and its citizens inside of the country. this is one of the main ukrainian/russian border crossings. there's been a lot of activity on the border. the ukrainians have been busy building this long berm, about 300 miles long. it's a tank trap of sorts, something perhaps as a deterrent for the russian military who's been conducting their war games a mile or two inside the border here, getting ready for a potentia

the eight percent of ukrainians are expected to vote for candidate in next month's rate is increasing the closest contender former prime minister yulia team are shaken to the polls and about fourteen percent support according to one recent poll lead at the far right are probably sick to meet league average apologies. it has two boys in the kremlin's propaganda to portray the kiddos went as a group of fascists is expected to get less than one percent. per cent as john says increased with the endorsement of heavyweight boxer the topic which co leader of the antibiotic iv treatments that go down to the presidential race the four th or old you and is one point three billion dollar fortune with his kind of confectionery shops threw his weight behind the prayer your movement is based on a scale of the use of ukraine's government dithering of a closer ties with the dup fifty percent of ukrainians long session to the european union. the center of the mosque according to a poll published last month the un. as the us and eu continue to mull over for the economic sanctions against russia. althou

it will have to get the view of the ukrainian government.hey want a balance report about what really happened to balance the investigation. they have to talk to the kiev government, but the kiev government has no access to the area, so it is not clear how they will do it. ce observers will probably come there, tomorrow, on monday, which is more than a day after the incident took late, so there's a big question if they will be able to collect the evidence and talk to the witnesses. and there is one more thing, which is strange to me, and i was in the studio yesterday, on saturday, and one of the separatists that battle that one of the checkpoints told me exactly the story which happened that night. he told me that they were hearing activists of the altar nationalists coming to them a night and shooting at them. so this is exactly what happened, and i believe there could be -- this could be a provocation. >> that was our correspondent -- romancharenko in goncharenko in eastern ukraine. al qaeda has killed militants. the u.s. is the only one to

and you just bought new one hershey separatists cleaning of the t3 ukrainian intelligence officers in the eastern city of relief that three men were shown blindfolded and without pants on russian state television ukrainian security service has confirmed that three ukrainian officers that were captured on saturday and at the prosecutor's office had opened an investigation into their abduction separatists claim the officers were attending militia leaders to reject ukraine's intelligence services have been tracking a mysterious man with a pencil moustache who they say is russia's chief agent pocket or taps with string of armed revolt in ukraine. don't you a special sermon he has been held at the chernobyl memorial in kiev to mark the twentieth anniversary of the world's worst dictators else the various ticket receipts and it's intriguing and interesting blogs on to chino and she often erected the ukrainian orthodox church the speckled tensions with russia. she looked more tomorrow. it will prove to study art. i have no doubt we will win in this confrontation which against russia. why go

one ukrainian married to the matter was ancient. according to the minister of defense his life is not threatened. he also stated the attack was led by rationing. military men previously seen in finance. dissertation is on to control all the angst forces of ukraine. regional leaders what and to temporarily close kinda got this in schools in seeking a military perspective this office opened a criminal case on terrorism. welcome to the daily regional tomatoes and into monday in military units to lay down arms and illegal in the military has begun to negative answer. and this all began to thin it was decided to rain forest in military. these two. the new gardening shows up in the midst of a terror affairs of the security service of the minister of defense to load delivered attachments and that provided great ordinated help in time of the soul to the coupon which grew up in a double top today i set of outcomes in midst of and tara has been indicated it will ease of my deal with city council must catch it on april fifteen reading to him a

the public spaces in all ukrainian cities must be very case in. moscow saying that russia does not have control over everything that's happening in east ukraine the u.s. approves of kiev's military action against protesters in the east even amid concerns that it's leading to further escalation and over the last washington puts responsibility for the escalation on moscow alone and says it will punish russia if it doesn't exert its influence on eastern ukraine and essentially force them to give up their protest talking which the white house is preparing to impose targeted sanctions all moscow in response to the latest events in ukraine european leaders are ready to cooperate with the u.s. president to to hit russia with further restrictions national fors on list and the sick believes that if america's economic interests are involved in a way washington is always ready to use any weapon available including sanctions if the united states business interests are threatened or if there is an opportunity to experience in a new market in force and violence

note to our correspondence even kim who is in the eastern ukrainian city of going yet to lose in what can you tell us what brings up today and the ladies that you've heard about this observer mission well for what's going on nor is it worth getting up at this point. worth pointing out the remainder of the clinton era it occurred with the most radical of africa. can you tell who kidnapped american journalist was released yesterday. they work liao. the five lateral position. led by germany it's interesting that this will lead to turn opinion about the situation to go to a member of the previous bilateral action and eyes that he had lost contact with the biggest number of fish certainly begs the question the db separatist forces in eastern ukraine today recognize any authority apart from one that is sanctioned by moscow. no wonder why hostile to western journalists. the fact that they know that it was first told when to watch go about each poet to poet should be monitored. quite revealing they opened the door. geneva last week's topics that were represented. and it didn't join us on the

still flying the ukrainian flag.hey are being blocked by local residents, preventing them from getting further and the outskirts of kramatorsk. other personnel carriers are flying the russian flag. the new separatist mayor of slavyansk told our colleague that they were from the 25th residentgiment ukrainian soldiers who had changed side. we cannot confirm that. it is not clear whether it is ukrainians who changed sides or vehicles that were taken over by pro-russian sources. it is most likely to be one of those scenarios rather than actually russian tanks having come in from across the border. >> hall of famer i -- gulliver giving us those updates on ukraine. hopes for a diplomatic solution to the crisis have turned to geneva. four-way talks are set to be held there tomorrow. the u.s. has said it is considering increasing sanctions against moscow. it is unlikely to make any move before those talks. moscow has warned that kiev's military action has brought the country to a new point. >> ukraine is on the brink of civi

we need to modernize ukrainian military and to overhaul all structures of ukrainian defense system. >are you prepared to let eastern ukraine become autonomous, which would effectively mean it would be part of russia's orbit? >> russia made a number of offers starting with so-called federalization and then with a new constitution, and they strongly recommend us how to govern ukraine. my recommendation to russia is that we believe that they need to change their constitution, too, and to make ukrainian language as the state one because we have a huge ukrainian speaking minority in russia, and they need to empower their federal states with more autonomy, too. so the question is that they have their own country, we have our own country. and we can fix our problem inside with any kind of russian support. the more russians support us, the more problem we get. so if russia pulls back, we will have ukraine as one united territorial integral sovereign and independent state. any russian ideas related to federalism or to autonomous status of southern or eastern ukraine are aimed at only one thing