before arriving in berlin, vitali klitschko said that germany should take a leading role in mediating between the two sides. klitschko and arseni yatsenyuk, seen here, want angela markel to provide financial assistance to ukraine. they called for berlin to abdicate -- advocate travel bans against members of the ukrainian government. >> our chief correspondent joins us from berlin. melinda, good to see you. sanctions, travel restrictions. evidently the two opposition leaders want to see germany gets up on the retaining government. what can germany promised them? >> definitely germany did not promise them either sanctions or travel restrictions during this meeting. they did not get what they wanted in a direct sense him up perhaps. indirectly, i think that they did see germany claim a very active role that vitali klitschko has said he wants to see germany play. bear in mind, this is his second visit to germany in a little over two weeks. he showed up at the munich security conference, making a lot of waves. here he is back in berlin. we heard german leaders saying that they believe this

isn't secretary of state victoria nuland says opposition and boxing champion vitaly klitschko should not be in government. her language about the european union is more colourful. >> about 2,000 protesters marched to the ukrainian parliament. unassistant secretary of state victoria nuland arrived. she is holding talks with president viktor yanukovych and the opposition leaders. the official u.s. line is washington is helping the ukrainian people decide on their political future. but a recording posted on youtube suggests that the u.s. is attempting to play an active role in the outcome. >> i don't think vitaly klitschko should go into the government. yats has the economic and governing experience. he needs vitaly klitschko and tony on the outside and talk to them four times a week. >> the voice is that of victoria nuland, in conversation with the u.s. ambassador to ukraine last week. >> views expressed was that vitaly klitschko needs to do more political homework. the favoured leader. and suspicions that the ukrainian president is counting on the third opposition leader to tear the o

opposition leader vitali klitschko was greeted with boos. a pause was reserved for the nationalist right, which continues to demand viktor yanukovych's immediate resignation, and now vitali klitschko has sharpened his tone, calling for immediate dismissal of the president and elections no later than may 25. >> for the latest, i am joined by a journalist and blogger from kiev. what is the latest there? >> it has been a dramatic day. it appears all traces of president viktor yanukovych's power has vanished overnight. the power is in a marathon session. more dramatically, they have voted to free yulia tymoshenko, the opposition leader who viktor yanukovych imprisoned several years ago. they said her life might be in danger. she is being kept in a hospital in the city where viktor yanukovych is said to be. do not knowt we exactly what is going on and where he is. >> is this the end for viktor yanukovych? question, but big here, you need to connect the dots. the government quarters are under control by opposition members. he has abandoned his est

well certainly opposition leader vitali klitschko has made the biggest waves here in munich today. he's just been speaking in a poet him discussion and it looks tremendous sympathy on the part of the audience got the loudest applause of any body. during today's proceedings. it was perhaps too much what he said calling for a return to the two thousand and four constitution calling for new elections in ukraine. perhaps that's how we said that he came equipped with photographs showing at the kind of torture that was mentioned in your top report there and he spoke in english and german rather than a ration out which actually been provoked to the russian member of the panel to start speaking french. so a bit of confusion than the one thing that the panelists all of whom died did come from eastern europe to agree upon is that ukraine's future needs to be stopped by the ukrainians themselves but certainly vitali klitschko felt beat ukraine does need a lot of help from its friends well linda that's the ukraine very interesting developments that with attitude and to justice a little bit tho

vitali klitschko said that germany should take a leading role in mediating between the two sides. what's going on sania sen york seen here on the left also want germany to push the eu to provide financial assistance to ukraine. after their talks with the chancellor the two opposition leaders met with the german foreign minister from top to steinmeier. they called for berlin to advocate eu travel bans against members of the ukrainian government. this spring and our chief political correspondent linda creed who was known for her commentary steelers in berlin melinda good to see it to sanctions travel restrictions on natalie. evidently the two opposition leaders want to see jeremy get tough on the ukrainian government what can germany promised them. we'll definitely germany did not promise them either sanctions or travel restrictions that during this meeting. and so they didn't get what they wanted in a direct sense perhaps that is directly i think they very much and didn't see germany claim that kind of very active role that vitali klitschko has said he wants to see germany plate an

but right now it's important to make is a break and no fighting any more. >> earlier vitaly klitschko described independence square as an island of freedom that would be defended. those in the square fought for hours, protecting territory held since last november, when president viktor yanukovych rented a trade deal with the eu, in favour of closer ties. the e.u.'s foreign policy chief was appalled. >> i'm worried by the violence in kiev and the numbers of reported casualty. this violence and bloodshed must stop immediately. i'm also very concerned about the ult mate um to stop this by force. i call upon president viktor yanukovy yanukovych, the government and the opposition to find a way out of this deep nipping crisis. >> the fire burned, but the intensity gone. in its place, a stunned disbelief on what had gone on. >> that report clearly from our correspondent. a report from our producer in kiev with the previous report. >> libya - the prime minister condemned a report. the militias are angry because parliament expanded a mandate due to expire on february the 7th. the prime ministe

mr vitaly klitschko who met with mr kerry is another mentioned as a prime minister. there's talk of reverting to a government based on the 2004 constitution, which was more of a mixed presidential parliamentary system instead of the current presidential system. maybe there could be an agreement on new elections. a number of things could be put on the table, but they need to back away from violent confrontation. >> the american institute in ukraine. thank you for you time today. >> gun fights broke out a day before thailand's general election as anti-protesters tried to stop the distribution of ballots. we have more from bangkok. >> this is the build up to sunday's election that everybody in thailand had feared. these people have moved down the road are anti-government protesters, coming from a central bank cock stage to join -- bangkok stage to join another group down the road. in the area is a pro-government group, as the protesters move down, there has been gun fire coming from somewhere and explosions. there's little security. some soldiers are unarmed and police.

have been in the spotlight with both the country's foreign minister and opposition front man vitaly klitschko having this. is that the authorities were saying that they have complied with the demands of the protesters are canceling the so-called law which basically triggered the latest wave of mass protests in the country. three. during the protests including the far right radicals but judging by what we've heard from one of the leaders of the opposition and former boxer vitaly klitschko he's not ready to stop this fight perhaps like in a boxing match since he said this is not enough what they want to see are complete reforms of the financial and political system in the country and they want to see her win the elections and clearly the many western countries have been on the other side that we've heard from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will said of the time for kiev has come to decide whether it's with one country or with the rest of the world adding that washington supports the ukrainian people but many have criticized this a one sided approach including russia's foreign minister s

during discussions of munich both opposition to vitaly klitschko ukraine's foreign minister say with the top diplomat blowby the box the politician for the increasingly nationalist violence of the country klitschko diverted the debate but blame the violence on police brutality security consultant should join or used to work for the cia and the f.b.i. gave us his thoughts on ukraine's handling of the situation. if you are in the situation where i've seen videos of police officers on fire that's a deadly situation and they certainly in the united states would have the legal right to use deadly force in response to that so if a police officer perceives that there's a threat to themselves or somebody else they can respond with pepper spray but tons personal weapons strikes electronic control devices give the threat rises to the level where they think either they or somebody else are being threatened with death or serious bodily harm then they can respond with deadly force i think throughout the history of riots you see if there's not a strong police presence and then the the tag and eyes

there's vitaly klitschko. heading the ukrainian alliance for reform. a pro-e.u. party campaigning against government corruption. he accused viktor yanukovych of nepoti nepotism. and effectively we in this man standing in for tymoschenko who was imprisoned for abuse of power. the leader of the freedom party, the far right political group. he promotes himself as a defender of ukrainian culture. lastly it's widely reported that there's another element at play, one that is extremely right wing and even neo-nazi. al jazeera's barnaby phillips will tell us about that. looking behind you demonstrators camped out. tell us about them. >> there are divisions between the many groups opposed to the president. that's been the case throughout the past three months. i would say over the last four days vitaly klitschko and another are the one that is have taken the initiative and been at the forefront. i have seen more of them and their supporters in the square than the rightist elements over the past few days. i think it's also clear that if the european union and the west have

the tolley klitschko -- vitaly klitschko is the new kid on the block, but his lack of experience worksagainst him. >> gulliver cragg joining us live from kiev. the seige of a school on the outskirts of moscow has been brought to an end after authorities neutralized an armed high school student who had taken more than 20 other students hostage. the siege lasted for a short while but did leave one police officer and a teacher dead. to rome now where the u.n. chief aid official is meeting with humanitarian agencies to find ways of alleviating the suffering of syrians on the ground. opening the conference a short possible int really affairs minister accused the international community of having failed syria -- italy's international affairs minister accused the international community of having failed syria. towe have rejoined forces convince countries and authorities that are still resisting. there is nothing more on acceptable just to see that everything is ready in the -- justat the borders need a green light. >> we can join our correspondent in rome who has been following that conferenc

vitaly klitschko, opposition leader, announced he'll seek the presidency. >> parliament could vote for a new cabinet or prime minister. some in eastern ukraine, where russian ties are strong, are worried they'll be left out. >> nick schifrin reports from the russian border city, where the revolution is facing resistance. >> under the gaze of the man who founded the soviet union, ukraine's youth are playing an old game with new rules. this is a pro-russian city. the teenagers know that their team doesn't lead the government. there were rumours the lenin statue was coming down, as it did in half-a-dozen other states. they are ready to prevent that from happening. >> this is our history. nobody can destroy it. >> 17-year-old max says his heart is with russia. he knows ukraine's future is with the west. he's not really against. >> even great britain, you know... >> the western dreams scare an older generation that grew up soviet. these women interrupted our conversation to give max a ribbing. >> were you worried what he was saying, is that why you approached us? that's exactly why. this wo

vitaly klitschko. >> northern syrian city of aleppo, shows syrian government helicopters dropping barrel bombs. more than 150 people dead in just three days of attacks. those barrel bombs are crude devices usually a container packed with scrap metal. president bashar al-assad's forces and rebel groups. meanwhile millions are fleeing the fighting in syria. waning up in neighboring lebanon, education for the children who are force ed to live there. reporting from lebanon. >> here in one of the scattered refugee communities, in northern lebanon children are struggling oget to school, to get access to education. that's because there are hundreds of thousands of syrian children who cannot attend school that is run by the lebanese government. the government cannot accommodate hundreds of thousands of new students, it would have to build new schools to allow syrian children to go to school while they are waiting to return to their country. here a private charity has built a school for the students. this school runs two shifts and around 500 students get to go to school and get an education here

we have a heavy weight boxing bg champion, vitaly klitschko, who is involved right now.w solidarity and support and i think it's nice that she decided to support her own country. also there is one thing, athletes want ed to show something black to show their solidarity with ukraine and i think it was not allowed for rules. ukrainian athletes although it is great for them to participate, their hearts are with their home in kiev. >> the olympics will finish up this sunday in sochi. >>> carol mckinley reports, it is still a federal crime to make banks handle drug money which is making paying taxes a little tricky. >> when you pay taxes do you hire combat officers to protect you? you do if you are involved in marijuana sales. they are hired to transfer be tens of thousands of marijuana traffic every day. >> february 20th is the fir day state and city retail marijuana taxes are due. hundreds of pot shops are paying january's entire tax bill in many cases hundreds of thousands of dollars each all in cash. because federal laws won't allow them to have bank accounts. >> it's goi

we know that the opposition leader, vitaly klitschko, while in munich met with the ukrainian foreigninister and presented a series of photographs, showing the marks and the signs of attacks on other protesters and journalists and medics that have been involved in versal mons -- months. a sign that they may need to rethink the knee-jerk reaction to strong allegations against them being made. >> what do we expect today after the meeting between the u.s. the government, the e.u. >> sunday is traditionally the biggest protest day. just sunday there wasn't a major protest because there was a funeral for a protestor that was killed. we may see a renewed effort to gain crowds. we had heard some leaders advised demonstrators to stay away. saying that, people are likely to want to hear what was achieved by leaders. they are expected on stage in the scare behind me -- in the square behind mean. there'll be a renewed effort, no doubt, to keep the protest alive. >> our correspondent joining us from kiev. >> campaigning has begun for afghanistan's presidential election. 11 candidates are competin

vitaly klitschko, the opposition leader called for a snap precedential and parliamentary election. we are joined from independence square. the president is coming back to work at a critical time. >> absolutely. well, his absence over the last four days seems to have raised a series of questions amongst protesters and supporters of viktor yanukovych. his absence coming at the worst crisis for the country since independence. many feared that he may well have been planning a crackdown. his first day back at work means he's going to hit the ground running. he has serious challenges ahead of him. the opposition is demanding talks about concessions offered by president viktor yanukovych, focussing on the amnesty war, seeing the release of 100 prisoners in return for the opposition giving up the square. he'll have to face the possibility of constitutional change, handing over presidential powers. later in the day, or possibly tomorrow, we'll see the arrival of the e.u. foreign policy chief katherine ashton who will be here to mediate to make sure negotiations move at this crucial time. >>

. >> outside you see vitaly klitschko, a main opposition leader giving a speech. here, his security are the citizen's brigade. a professional service, they are not. they are designed for production workers for snowboarding. despite the do it yourself armour, they have a command structure. >> we want to reboot the system. >> the politicians seem to realise that. >> people control us. they move the government away. and new government will be bad. they move us. >> down the block, the citizens brigade controls the cabinet office. to some it may seem as if a building as important as the bent gone is guarded by buoy scouts. >> do you feel you have replaced the police. >> definitely not. we do hope the police will be replaced. >> stan's job is in it. he says his clients can wait. the third resolution cannot wait. >> what we have done changed us all. for years to come, anything that is not right, we'll make sure that we work to make that right. >> for that the public thanks them. they feel the volunteers will protect them and their futures. >> a final thank you kiss outsi

they captured the square and vowed to go nowhere even when asked by hero, boxer vitaly klitschko. >> the crowd are trying to drown him out. >> then this man, the leader of the square's protests, turned to insight them. "my close friend was shot, his wife and child are left behind and the political leaders are shaking hands with the murder erts" up the hill the call for arms is being answered. molotov cocktails are on hand. 30-year-old volva spook has one thing in mind. >> when encouraged, everyone simply died. >> his day drive is a cafe owner. he is getting married in may. >> i don't want my children to grow up under this president. >> wouldn't it be better to make sure your family had a husband and father and he stopped fighting. >> i think i have no choice >> you have to fight. >> i have to fight. >> one choice. >> they feel the price they paid to control the square is too high for them to leave. they say those sacrifices cannot be quickly forgotten or forgiven. that's al jazeera's nick schifrin reporting from the ukrainian capital of kiev. >> protesters blame russia for pressuring

outside you see vitaly klitschko giving a speech and even here, his security are the citizens brigades. >> a professional service they're not. their head protection, designed for construction workers or in this case snowboarding. despite the do it yourself armor, they have a command structure and their presence pressurize anyone who will take power. >> they want to reboot the system. >> reboot the system? >> yes. >> and the opposition seem to realize. >> they move the government away and if new government, if bad, they move us. >> down the block the citizens brigade also controls the cabinet office. to some it may seem as if a building as important as the pentagon is being guarded by boy scouts. >> do you think you have replaced the police in kiev? good oh, definitely not. but we do hope the police will get replaced. >> his clients can wait. what can't wait, what he calls ukraine's third revolution. >> changed us all. for years to come anything that is not right we'll make sure you know, that we work to make that right. >> for that, the public thanks them. they feel the volunteers will

exchanges between the two sides now ukrainian standoff to one boxer turned opposition leader vitaly klitschko was seated next to the country's foreign minister. are you with the extremist groups who were some. looks like. most c. style some of them are you with them klitschko argued that the protesters are defending the european ambitions again so-called repressive measures and he used the opportunity to meet the cranium foreign minister face to face to show him an album which he said contained photographs of police brutality law enforcement consultant child joyner gave us his thoughts on the ukrainian securities handling of the situation. if you are in the situation where i've seen videos of police officers on fire that's a deadly situation and they certainly in the united states would have the legal right to use deadly force in response to that so if a police officer perceives that there's a threat to themselves or somebody else they can respond with pepper spray baton personal weapon strikes electronic control devices pick the threat rises to the level where they think either they or someb

need to solidify regime change in the country while talking about ukrainian opposition leader vitaly klitschko no one says i don't think that klitschko should go into government i don't think it's a good idea which piatt later responds in terms of moving the process ahead we want to keep the moderate democrats together. so if there is any doubt before that the u.s. is looking for ways to meddle into a sovereign nations internal affairs this lead conversation should confirm that suspicion look there's a revolution going on in ukraine right now in the outcome should be the will of the people not the us and europe russia or any other foreign state actor so good luck to the state department at the damage control on this one it's about that time to break the said. the first look it was a military hard to take the target. he ever had sex with the terror threat there are no such killers. to the touch the such utter utter.

radicals but judging by what we've heard from one of the leaders of the opposition and former boxer vitaly klitschko he's not ready to stop this fight perhaps like in a boxing match since he said this is not enough what they want to see are complete reforms of the financial and the political system in the country and they want to see preliminary elections and clearly and many western countries have been on of their side it was heard from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will said the time for here for scum to decide whether it's with one country or with the rest of the world adding that washington supports the ukrainian people but many have criticized this a one sided approach including russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov. it is the new google if one has to answer some fundamental questions it's a rising in connection with the situation in ukraine and bromeliads question which one does inside them and. recently violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy why don't we hear the condemnation of those who sees and hold government buildings and the police to which the police use

ukraine would be very high on the agenda we are expecting the opposition leader vitali klitschko to arrive here this evening and he's due to sit in the states tomorrow with ukraine's foreign minister as well as with the member of the russian parliament said that to be interesting. we also had discussions devoted to an elderly middle eastern topics scenery of late this evening will also be discussing a round at the conference. so all of that is also likely yet to provide some some fireworks and done. nsa surveillance are still a very big topic you were expecting to hear from both the us secretary of state and sent secretary of defense tomorrow and this evening the german interior minister said that he considers the nsa surveillance in this country in germany to have been entirely disproportionate and he is looking for a resolution to that. so lacked certain to be some confrontation on the subject as well going forward here this is also a very important site for bilateral meetings on the fringes of the concert because we do have international leaders from pretty much all of the critical regi

well we should remember that for example germany's number one opposition to the dr vitali klitschko was already attacked by his own protesters weeks ago when he delivered a speech so they of course they choose their leaders is the leaders say what they want to hear and we shouldn't forget that they are different protest groups and they are of course who in the meanwhile elements who don't listen anymore to anybody who just want to buy a lens and trust fund riots and who will push that so i'm deeply pessimistic that somebody off the opposition could stop this even if you want to. while washington was quick to respond to the violence in kiev twenty senior ukrainian officials accused of sparking the clashes now banned from traveling to the united states more on the reaction from america and europe is guy nature to kind of. president obama knows what the ukrainian leaders should do we are told going to go for a fairly responsible for making sure. it's stealing which peaceful protesters in an appropriate way. president obama has however made no suggestions on how ukrainian authorities should

there's been this mass and to go rally and the fresh from of security for munich opposition leader vitaly klitschko as we once again to dress in the crowds there too she can see will bring you more on the ongoing turmoil in ukraine on air and online as well about the dot com. coming up this salad testing the ice for future world records a correspondent joins the staff at such a speed skating arena to make sure the services for the upcoming races for gold are smooth as can be. as the media leave us so we leave maybe. i will see bush and secure. your party visit the. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. dramas that can be ignored. story others use in the. focus is changing the world right. to picture. from a. look to. see. us new sanctions will continue to burden economies around that's the message from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry at a meeting with the reigning counterpart on the sidelines of the munich security conference we're talking about earlier in the program washington of brussels lifted similar restrictions under an interim deal reached

pictures in from there earlier on and fresh from munich security forum boxer turned politician vitaly klitschko was addressing the crowds again as you can see there but more of the unrest in ukraine at r.t. dot com we're following it closely. it's been over a month now since reports emerged that hardline syrian rebels have captured the town of just outside damascus dozens of civilians were allegedly slaughtered thousands displaced the rebels still occupy key parts of the town making it hard to verify information coming in from the air but parties where from her crew were the first foreign journalist to make it inside and try to speak to the survivors. is just a twenty minute drive from damascus but the highway runs through an area firmly under rebel control so instead we take a newly created pass driving through high mounds of sand and piles of old tires the army uses to shield its convoys from attacks it's maybe longer but it's a safer route. where the first foray into vickery to get this close to are dry after the siege began a month ago it's still not clear exactly what happened and they sai

opposition leader vitali klitschko cool to meet eu to introduce sanctions against president taking on echo base. and also demoted snap elections. many protesters marched blindfolded to symbolize what they see as the eu is lack of action. the mass demonstrations in the former soviet republics since november and yanukovich dates and historic trade agreement with you. gemini has its task any sound to sign up by natural agreement with united states company the ongoing presence of its national trip step up to the majority would stroll at the end these hear me singing cobbled foreign minister steinmeier told his afghan counterpart that the agreement with us the relevant for gemini and other european countries to time i said that palin would only continue to provide help with training on the twenty fourteen it at amazon's president signed today. that is now danish direct loss of one tree it is nine for his provocative films and it is his daddy not like he's once again giving fans something to talk back. his name is the name the maniac is a bleak drama about obsession and addiction. it's not

colon which a female voice associate it with me and insisted on leaving for boxing champion vitali klitschko out of the uk government's extremely cute and has also reportedly apologized for using disparaging remarks during the taped call about the eu his role in negotiations over the future strategic direction of the former soviet country. reacting to the revelations york's most powerful politician. german chancellor on the mild cold called the language used by newton's scrutiny on exceptional. mass government protests erupted in ukraine in late november after president viktor yanukovich refused to sign a treaty which would have been cheaper option crane into the european union. russia has been widely accused of using its economic hopes to persuade yanukovich to mobilize them in a tree and a slice of the president of the demonstrations choking the dole to closer ties with brussels in the process. in a bipartisan bill that would allow federal funding for american universities participating in a week on top israeli academic institutions is being considered by congress. if the legislation is be

well we should remember that for example germany's number one opposition to the dr vitali klitschko was already attacked by his own protesters weeks ago when he delivered a speech so that they of course they choose their leaders as the leaders say what they want to hear and we shouldn't forget that they are different protest groups and they are of course with him in the meanwhile elements who don't listen anymore to anybody who just want to violence and trust fund riots and who will push that so it's a deeply pessimistic that somebody off the opposition hooks even if you want to. talk will be back in a minute as well as more news from ukraine. why this specific tendency of seeking out negative stories about russia and what could be more negative than the possibility of terror attack when it comes to western media there is a tendency to look at the caucasus emirate for through the prism of what the russians do that is don't look at the idiology don't look at the actions of the caucasus emirate instead look at the way the russians on occasion violate political civil and human rights in co

well we should remember that for example of the germany's number one opposition to the dr vitali klitschko looks was already taken by his own protesters weeks ago when he delivered a speech so they of course they choose their leaders is the leaders say what they want to hear and we shouldn't forget that they are different protest groups and they are of course in the meanwhile elements who don't listen anymore to anybody who just want to violence and to trust fund riots and to push that so deeply pessimistic that somebody off the opposition could stop this even if you want to. let's not discount the situation in ukraine with political analyst alexander cinnabon of he joins us now live on the welcome to latinas to talk to you so now that the ukrainian government has set aside a lot of demands from the opposition but the rise is that still on the streets of kiev and the violence continues that do you think there rises won't any truce at. all i think. the final all timid goal of the rioters is rage then that is the capture of power or the protests will not stall and there will be more violence

opposition leader vitali klitschko told with an intro to be the central square. your son twenty five thousand protesters to defend the camp saying they were there to stay. tuesday's events erupted after demonstrators attempted to march on parliament demanding constitutional reform unfortunately there seems to be no progress being made regarding the matter. if proposed a constitutional amendment which hasn't even been submitted. but still held emergency talks with pressing an echo which is officer early wednesday however he returned to central kiev square without any agreement on ending the violence. followingt said t that the protesters were to blame for the deadly violence and called on opposition leaders to distance themselves from radical forces. the international community has called on those signs to show restraint with the us saying he was appalled by the violence. forty audio mix. an mtv korea's only global broadcasting network will be available across the usda leading broadcast service provider directv starting thursday. this is added and a potential audi

still a mass anti-government rally underway and fresh in security for munich opposition leader vitaly klitschko is calling for a total substitution of the government now of course if you're watching us perform a story very closely we'll bring you more on the ongoing term or the on air and online at r.t. dot com. presidential campaigning starts in afghanistan as american troops continue their withdrawal from the country kabul still refusing to sign a security pact which would permit u.s. soldiers to remain in the fragile state after twenty fourteen counties losing caffein off next reports on how the taliban could be the ones benefiting from the friction between washington and the afghan government. after thirteen years in afghanistan washington is counting down together with our allies we will complete our mission bear by the end of this year and america's longest war will finally be over. but ending a war isn't the same as winning one when it comes to afghanistan peace is far from certain and the past ten years there were not able to build afghan security for forces to be able to face the chall

well we should remember that for example germany's number one opposition to the dr vitali klitschko was already taken by his own protesters weeks ago when he delivered a speech so the of course they choose their leaders is the leaders say what they want to hear and we shouldn't forget that there are different protest groups and they are of course in the meanwhile elements who don't listen anymore to anybody who just want to violence and to trust fund right and who will push that so deeply pessimistic that somebody or thought position could stop this even if you wanted. you know we're getting reports are right now very quickly here on r.t. international that three cameramen but work captured in the central square in kiev have they were detained they have been released and are going off our correspondent there with alexia chef ski going off is in a hotel that is now being entirely captured by rioters in the meantime the foreign ministers of france germany and poland have left kiev without meeting the president after of course as the violence escalated even further washington's response to