western ukraine devolve an outpouring of anti russian sentiment took place here soon after the orange revolution. there's a restaurant resembling a secret bunker in the center of off such bunkers were used by the nationalists of the so-called ukrainian insurgent army fighting against the red army reserve sign has been replaced with mock ups of wartime submachine guns and pistols waiters wear the uniform of nationalist fighters the menu is in chuen with the surroundings for instance one of the items is called the everyday life of the verma and if guests feel like shooting they're free to do so without leaving that tables. the walls of the restaurant feature posters dating back to world war two they call on ukrainians to join the s.s. going to join our division made up of nationalists and fight against soviet troops together with the germans. this information could be displayed in a museum to this doll in a museum you come you look you read but you don't. men the much anything comes to a living museum not the mind and become the participants in events. when fashion is just a soviet unio

get out the youth fascists passions in the crimea often run high when nationalists from western ukraine visit. the city in two thousand and seven the nationalists demanded that russian sailors need the headquarters of the black sea fleet in sevastopol. you fascist moogs we live here it's also home we physical renaud to give ourselves. killed to you create hail to the heroes run shock shock shock in see easy come down to it quiet street. demonstrations by ukrainian nationalists always end the same way the nationalist serous courted to a bus and taken outside the city under police protection. in soviet times sevastopol was off limits to outsiders only locals with special passes were allowed into it. among them was mysterious to me on a cruise a veteran of the soviet black sea fleet. here at the dock at inkerman the ships were obtained by ukraine following the division of the soviet black sea fleet. stores of battle ships and submarines was scrapped in a matter of years ukraine could not put them to any use. those ships were fit for further service as a ship is just a ship there is also a

ethnicity in the crimea is not as much of a burning issue was it is in western ukraine warrant officer victor plissken off married every now and ukrainian citizen after they fell in love in sevastopol their son yevgeny is now eleven months old because wages a sale is eight hundred u.s. dollars which is good money in sevastopol but victor does not buy toys for his son instead he wins them a fair ground shit together a look what she's doing. with thank you. they go fold it quite that is one feeling. let's go. to that but now that's how russian saying shoot. irina invicta don't get involved in politics they don't take part in rallies or protests they have little to squabble about. it's the politicians have banned the coup was the divide is here people are on friendly terms with their own transport alliance between the ukrainians. it's. about what you get out you threshers passions in the crimea often run high when nationalists from western ukraine visit the city in two thousand and seven the nationalists demanded the russian sailors neave the headquarters of the black sea fleet in sevasto

reporting from divorce in western ukraine. more analysis on this with richard babbitt from russia profile magazine here in the studio thanks for joining us here now ukraine suffered terribly at the hands of the nazis and helped the feet of so what's going on here oh ukraine is a nation should probably know. there was a part of your green that had been part of the soviet union before nine hundred thirty nine there was another part of ukraine that had never been even inside the russian empire and that was merged with the soviet union by stalin in that you can learn so it's a very complicated issue because for the first time ukraine united under the soviet union at the same time a ward of ukraine suffered in the hands of soviet secret police so it's a very tricky. question but certainly the nards is deeply ukrainians something terrible something large was done what the so even the so is secret police to do so what can be done to help stop prevents or prevent the spread of this kind of nationalism invest in ukraine although i think

now in order for one regards victory day as a cause for celebration of western ukraine nationalist party members a disrupted a memorial service as a veterans pay tribute to those who perished in the war well all season hearing that some of the veterans have been assaulted with abusive romney logs being held of them and this is the breaking news that we're getting here at r.t. and lace up but likely join our correspondent alexei yet to share ski who's that and he'll tell us more about what's happening as we continue to receive information on this story currently breaking in western ukraine. well we are covering the victory day celebrations across russia throughout the day and make sure you are cheering did it six pm g.m.t. when the spectacular follow work displays will kickoff across. ok to other news now and in libya fierce fighting continues in the city of misrata the rebel stronghold that's been under siege for weeks over two thousand nato coalition air strikes launched since the beginning of the allied intervention have so far failed to topple colonel gadhafi forces i bet it is discov

but in western ukraine war veterans are assaulted and insulted by nationalists to disrupt a memorial service and raise fears of a far right sir. as nato is ongoing bombing of libya fails to ease fighting over the lifeline port of misrata the mounting cost of air raids is triggering protests now in some coalition countries. and america's aims under scrutiny in the ongoing military intervention in iraq speculation grows that the u.s. presence there could stretch beyond the withdrawal deadline. you're watching r t welcome it's eleven pm monday evening my name is kevin irwin and in the spring sunshine it's been a day of remembrance today and thanksgiving in russia victory day but as night fell the ground fireworks to moscow closed the commemorations to mark sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany in this analogy what's the spectacular in the center of moscow. this is the culmination of the celebrations the super probably see behind me hundreds of people have made their way through what's red square onto this bridge just outside the kremlin hundreds if not thousands are gathered

revolution what leader voiced by the and let's see recessed yatsenyuk reporting from divorce in western ukraine more than ever now see violence in west ukraine isn't the only source of controversy this big three day the legacy of the soviet union's wartime leader then still has the power to ignite both supporters and critics even now in about twenty minutes time a leading war story in assesses starlin's contribution to sealing victory that. you know with. his leadership with his contribution it's very possible. maybe quite probable that the saudi would have lost or not is the symbol. that holds the whole country together signature in a critical early months the world will know that he's also a mainstay of the soviet war effort to put the whole of your effort revolves around him about his abilities as an organizer as administrator is according to he's the most important figure of the of for the century and not the most important piece of the twentieth century or so but you know most of the very critical or particularly the many. crimes that were committed by him and his regime criticized for his

but in western ukraine war veterans are insulted assaulted by nationalist superstruct a memorial service and raise fears of a far right search. as nato is ongoing bombing of libya fails to ease fighting over the lifeline port of misrata the counting the cost of air raids is triggering protests in some coalition countries as we report tonight. and america's aims under scrutiny in the ongoing military intervention in iraq is speculation grows that the u.s. presence there stretched beyond the withdrawal deadline. you're watching out the welcome it's eight pm monday evening kevin zero eight and first of all tonight it's a bittersweet holiday for russia as the country marks sixty six years since defeat of nazi germany twenty seven million soviet people died in the struggle to repel an invasion and secure the eventual liberation of europe let's cross live to our correspondents on this now and the people all over the following events for us in moscow evening both here at the very heart of the festivities in red square papers if you would a picture of what's going on. well now kevin people are e

and i cannot see the faces of fascism in western ukraine as nationalists physically and verbally attack vetter of paying tribute to those who died securing the country's freedom in the second world. anger boils over in france said its presence treatment of ethnic groups some for floating we were in resolution of its actions in libya. finland's authorities are accused of turning a blind eye to anti russian criminality called clears a terrorist sympathizer of smuggling chechens into the country. also fears of a collapse of one of the fukushima nuclear reactors plans authorities are criticised for letting evacuees back into the brady ations are. and in business this hour russian helicopters has had to put a hold on its i.p.o. pants after the investors showed concern at the volatility of the market and join us for the full house and around twenty minutes time. for getting from moscow is this is our team is just after ten pm now this tuesday night it's kevin owen here this hour with the top story for you in the solemn pride that we show the victory day was hijacked by violent nationalists in

live from moscow well some breaking news this tree day is memorial events knowledge in western ukraine nationalist party members is involuntarily disrupting a remembrance service is veterans pay tribute to those who perished in the war or clashes with police continue on the streets of laval and lazy it is just is therefore arty leg say veterans being humiliated it sounds as shocking as it is disrespectful to tell us what's going on. clearly this doesn't look like a holiday at all here in the west in ukraine in the capital city of. definitely not like in moscow and the rest of the former course soviet space it looks more like a hotbed of ultra nationalists and even sometimes turning into neo nazis and in fact several hundred i would say maybe even more than a thousand supporters of the radical nationalist party struggle to gather in the streets of wolf in particular here in front of the so-called hill of the glory that's where the great pressure usually come to lay their flowers and commemorate those who died they gathered here to block the entrance of the veterans to the facility to th

but in western ukraine war veterans are insulted and assaulted by nationalists who disrupt a memorial service and raise fears of a far right. also as nato is ongoing bombing of libya fails to ease fighting over the lifeline for the kids rather the mounting cost of air raids is triggering protests in some coalition countries. and america's a under scrutiny in the ongoing military intervention in iraq a speculation grows that the u.s. presence there could stretch beyond the withdrawal deadline. for a good evening from australia watching r.t. it's now nine pm my name's kevin owen and first off it is a put a sweet holiday for russia as the country mark sixty six years since defeat of nazi germany twenty seven million soviet people died in a struggle to repel an invasion and secure the eventual liberation of europe and earlier i spoke to our correspondents in this scenario peter all of whom following the day's events here in moscow. people are enjoying this beautiful evening after a day full of celebrations not just here in the capital but across the country really belated commemoration we

western ukraine marks a victory day with a vicious display of nationalism with neo nazis attacking veterans forcing pro fascist slogans and cursing the say that liberation falls. libyan capital in jewels more than nato air strikes overnight the bombing runs of the alliance and the french president some criticism back home. she talks between the u.s. and china pay lip service to competition corporation on life and to stop america spending billions on plants and preparation for the worst case scenario. and on monday the russian markets were closed for a public holiday and last friday they managed to post some gains while they continue their winning streak on the past trading day this week as they have to react to the news that greece has become even less credit for the more than business infringement. here watching our table costing life in the hearts of the russian capital welcome to the program it was a day of remembrance that turned violent in western ukraine nationalists attacks veterans and their relatives on victory day people wearing some george ribbons to commemorate world war two had

tonight the faces of fascism in western ukraine as nationalists physically and virtually attack veterans paying tribute to those who died securing the country's freedom in the second world war we have a report for. anger boils over in france of its present its treatment of ethnic groups and for flouting u.n. resolutions with its actions in libya. finland's authorities are accused of turning a blind eye to add the russian prison ality after a court clears a terrorist sympathizer of smuggling chechens into the country. also fears of a collapse at one of the fukushima nuclear reactors well japan's authorities are criticised for letting a vacuum ease back into the radiation zone. and in business this hour moscow hosted a telecom and communications exhibition today in a bid to compete with the high speed changes happening in the world of technology join me for more that story in more around twenty minutes time. welcome this is r t it's just after nine pm now you're moscow this tuesday night it's kevin zero in here with you this hour with our top story the solemn pride being shown for victory

western ukraine marks a victory day with a vicious display of nationalism near nazis attacking veterans voicing slogans and cursing the soviet liberation force. libyan capital enjoys more nato air strikes overnight bombing runs on. the french president some harsh criticism back home. tetchy talks between the u.s. and china pay lip service to competition cooperation looks unlikely to stop america spending billions on defense aeration for the worst case scenario. on air and online twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. it was a day of remembrance that turned violent in western ukraine nationalists attacked veterans and their relatives on victory day people wearing sent george ribbons to commemorate world war two had them ripped off their clothing before riot police force pitched battles with you know not since. the events. the holiday for millions and street brawl for some and like most of the post soviet region on may the ninth this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazis and. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties block the entrance to red army so

reporting from divorce in western ukraine. well we've got reaction to that story on our website on our t.v. dot com see the full footage all the disturbing events with audio picture of a memorial service in crane it's available on all three video exception plus. it's about germans some kind of movement in germany and no one writes about. this but maybe setting the scene for nearly all of the spread across europe we report assholes heats up. well the libyan capital with hit by several airstrikes on tuesday morning in what's believed to be nato is heaviest bombing of tripoli in weeks the warplanes targeting government buildings one of which is that a house a center for women and children while the raid came hours of purport of heavy fighting between rebel pro gaffney forces on the eastern front and near the capital the opposition says and to get back in protests are gaining momentum something government denies discontent is also growing in some nato countries as people turn on their leaders for violating the u.n. libya resolutio

reporting from divorce in western ukraine. but we've got reaction to that story on our website r.t.e. dot com and see the full footage on the disturbing events which marked yesterday's victory day memorial service in ukraine it's available on all free video section once. it's about a german lines some kind of movement in germany and. offline mixed about fascism the warring ignorance that may be setting the scene of the movement to spread across europe we report dot com. if. now the libyan capital was hit by several airstrikes on tuesday morning on what's believed to be nato used heaviest bombing of tripoli in weeks the planes apparently targeted government buildings one of which is said to house a sense of the women and children or the raid came hours after reports of heavy fighting between rebel and progress down the forces on the east of france and in the capital the opposition says anti conducted protests are gaining momentum some of the government denies were discontent is also growing in some nato countries as people turn

reporting from vault in western ukraine. but we got the reaction to that story on our website r.t. dog food please do we've also got full footage of the disturbing of yesterday's victory morrill service in ukraine so by the free video section also while you've heard this too. it's about a german lines some kind of movement in germany. i don't know well flowage supposed fascism be worrying ignorance that may be setting the scene for me and i've seen movements to spread across europe i reported i think i'll call. it. the libyan capital was hit by several airstrikes tuesday morning it was believed to be nato as heavy as bombing in tripoli in weeks and warplanes apparently targeted government buildings one of which is said to have housed the center for women and children the raid came hours after reports of heavy fighting between rebel and progress nothing forces on the eastern front and near the capital the opposition says as you get there from protests again a momentum something that the government is denying tonight this concerns also growing in some nato countries turn on their lead

western ukraine marks victory day with a vicious display of nationalism but with neo nazis attacking batterings voicing for a fascist slogans i can see the soviet liberation of. the libyan capital in just more nato airstrikes overnight the footballing wrongs of the alliance earns the french president some points of criticism back home. to keep talking between the u.s. and china pay lip service to competition and cooperation but look on likely to start america's spending billions on defense in preparation for the worst case that are. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me unless have now was a day of remembrance the turned violent in western ukraine nationalists attacked veterans and their relatives on victory day people wearing said george ribbons to commemorate world war two the ripped off their clothing before riot police fought pitched battles with me oh nazis. the events. a holy day for millions a street brawl for some and like most of the post soviet region on may the ninth of this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazi as me. several thous

reporting from divorce in western ukraine. ultimately babbitts from russia profile michael things says the roots of nationalism in the previous ukrainian leadership if either of you should of course idealized for a long time by westerners until in the end of his rule he suddenly made a very controversial not controversial extremist figure all of ukrainian nationalist movement has suddenly made him a hero of ukraine in ukraine for a long time the state was not against this and now all the state is more or less neutral as you have seen what happened in the war obviously the local authorities did not want to get on or otherwise they would not allow me or not just walk of cemetary. more coming your way this hour in just a few minutes. humanitarian concerns are not on the agenda. over sixty refugees are left to die of thirst and hunger aboard a boat from libya find out the alliance is response to accusations it was to play. a suicide bomber has exploded as it arrives in the center of market capital of russia's republic of dagestan

i see the faces of fascism in western ukraine as nationalists physically and tag veterans paying tribute to those who died securing the country's freedom in the second world war. anger boils over in france of its presidents treatment of ethnic groups and for flouting the un resolution with its actions in libya. finland's authorities are accused of turning a blind eye to anti russian criminality after a court clears a terrorist sympathizer of smuggling chechens into the country. and fears of a collapse of one of the fukushima nuclear reactors while japan's authorities of criticized for letting evacuees back into the radiation so. welcome this is r.t. it's now eleven pm here in moscow this tuesday night my name's kevin zero in on the top story the solemn freud that was shown for victory day hijacked by violent nationalists in western ukraine with nazi salutes they attacked the veterans who fought to free them from invasion sixty six years ago that is a ski reports now on how it's just one part of a far right search in europe. a holiday for millions and street brawl for some unlike most of

western ukraine matzah victory day with a vicious display of nationalism and their nazis attacking veterans voicing pro russian slogans and cursing the city with liberation force. the libyan capital enjoys more nato air strikes overnight the bombing runs over the french president some harsh criticism back home. turkey talks between the u.s. and china paid lip service to competition corporation look on monday to stop america's spending billions on defense aeration worst case scenario. world's number one nickel produced in the world's nickel is planning to build a couple smelter indonesia if that materializes it will enable the world to double its cost and also make it to the list of global top five. business in twenty minutes. around the world around the clock this is a welcome to the program it was a day of remembrance that turned violent and western ukraine nationalists attacks veterans and their relatives on victory day. george ribbons to commemorate world war two then ripped off the clothing before riot police force pitched battles with neo nazis. witnessed events. holiday for millions a

western ukraine marks victory day with a vicious display of nationalism you know it says at times of veterans or the pro fascist slogans ripped to commemorate infants and george ribbons from people's clinton. said she talks between the u.s. and china are people paying lip service to competition from corporations representatives from both winchell's held discussions with america appears on willing to reduce its rights of spending the prince preparation for the worst case scenario. nato was accused of negligence for importantly ignoring distress calls for boats are in the refugees sixty people on board a fault died of thirst and hunger spent two weeks fifty three. when next to a british activist whose involvement in it and the use of unconventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament as the n.d.p. said from the off that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact result in a major civil war in libya kate thanks for talking to us now do you see your predictions coming true and well unfortunately what we were fearin

it's not past the hour here in moscow this is a western ukraine mall it's victory day with a vicious display of nationalism these attempt better in his voice profile just slogans and rips commemorative ribbons for people's claims and. ten she talks between the u.s. and china have been paying lip service to competition and cooperation representatives from both the minute truthout discussions but america appears on willing to reduce of massive spending on the funds. they say was accused of negligence for reportedly ignoring distress calls from a boat carrying libyan refugees sixty people on board have thought to have died of thirst and hunger spending two weeks drifting in the mediterranean. next to a british on the activists about nato involvement in libya and the use of on a conventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament that's the end he said from the off that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact result in a major civil war in libya kate thanks for talking to us now do you see your predictions coming t

at a western ukraine the holidays been marred nationalists and physically and verbal assaults a veterans paid tribute to the fall called maids who. fears that that sykora for cations growing in the area and. also for things intensified in the libyan lifeline port of misrata with nato bombing failing to break the siege of the city it comes as the mounting cost of air raids and the other player aims of the campaign trigger protesting. which is a coalition member country. programs continue next door to discuss is the soviet contribution to victory of the nazis from the leading war story. victory day is very special to all russians almost every family in russia has someone who died fighting the nazis to talk about how that war is perceived now more than sixty five years later i'm joined by a professor of history and international relations geoffrey roberts from university college cork a soviet who wrote a number of books devoted to the will and the trials of stalin professor thank you very much for being here now your views are often challenging the widely accepted perceptions let's start wi

and in western ukraine the holidays been marked nationalism physically and verbal assaults and veterans paying tribute to the fallen world war two instance i think the fear is that it's not see glorification is growing area. in other news fighting has intensified in the libyan lifeline port of misrata with nato bombings failing to break the siege of the city it comes as the mounting cost of air raids and the clear aims of the campaign triggered protests in denmark which is a coalition member country. take thirty one pm now moscow time that starts he talks to a leading war story about the soviet contribution to victory over the nazis. day is very special to all russians almost every family in russia has someone who died fighting the nazis to talk about how that war is perceived now more than sixty five years later i'm joined by a professor of history and international relations jeffrey roberts from university college cork. who wrote a number of books devoted to the world war two and joseph stalin professor thank you very much for being here now your views are often challenging the widely

western ukraine marks victory day with a vicious display of nationalism near nazis attacked veterans oyster professions slogans and commemorative st george ribbons from putin's conveying. churchill talks between the u.s. and china have been paying lip service to competition cooperation representatives from both militaries held discussions where america appears unwilling to reduce its massive spending on defense. and nato is accused of negligence or forcibly ignoring distress calls one of don't be enough in jeans sixty people on board are thought to have died of thirst and hunger spending two weeks grifting in the mediterranean. next door to talks to a british activist about nato involvement in libya and the use of unconventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament c n d said from the author that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact result in a major civil war in libya kate thanks for talking to us now do you see your prediction is coming true well unfortunately what we were fearing does seem now to be tak

called about the main stories we're covering for you south western ukraine speech today issues display of nationalism we're not says attacks veterans voiced russia's slogans in the group's commemorative syncrude movements in physical and they. said she talks between the u.s. and china have been paying lip service to competition and corporation representatives from both militaries held discussions there has been willing to use its massive spending on defense. and there too is accused of negligence reportedly ignoring distress calls from the boat with refugees sixty people on board are thought to have died of thirst and hunger spend two weeks in fifteen minutes. when next ulti talks to a british activist about looters involvement in that and the use of unconventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament c.n.d. said from the author that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact result in a major civil war in libya kate thanks for talking to us now do you see your predictions coming true well unfortunately what we we

the russian ascii art scene reporting from the fourth in western ukraine. a german court has sentenced to ninety one year old man to five years for a nazi war crimes in a death care john demjanjuk was found guilty of helping to murder almost thirty thousand jews during world war two while serving as a guard he's currently been taken to a nursing facility while he appeals as saddens are he's recovering groucho but that some of the relatives who perished are not the relatives of some of those who perished under the nazi regime. you only want through the gates of sabi war once there was no return and like an other concentration camps such as alchemists there was no slave labor people were sent in mediately to their death. he also spoke in jews were welcomed by a band and fiery speeches from the nazi commander sometimes the rapture and even won applause then came an invitation to shower after the long joining but it was all a deadly deception a quarter of a million jews preceded a long chorus part called him parched that was straight to have an s.s. man a score

observed in memory of the twenty seven million of us who died during the war but meanwhile in western ukraine veterans who fought to free people from the nazi invasion were attacked by violent nationalists. witnessed the events. holiday for millions and street brawl for some unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth of this ukrainian city became vicious display of new analysis and. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties block the entrance to red army soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and bringing tribute sun in this part of ukraine to not see may ninth as a reason to celebrate leaving the soviet period to be worse than enduring nazi occupation the st george's ribbon is usually worn as a traditional may the ninth to commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west and ukrainian capital city of the war putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. you know the ribbons were forcibly ripped from the chests of those who were heading to the gra

reporting from vault in western ukraine. a german court has convicted a ninety one year old for his actions in a nazi death camp john demjanjuk was found guilty of helping to kill thousands of jews during world war two while serving as a guard are. the relatives of those who perished under the nazi regime you only want through the gates of sobibor once there was no return unlike in other concentration camps so just minutes there was no slave labor people were sent immediately to their death. he also expecting jews were welcomed by a violent and fiery speeches from the nazi commander sometimes the rattray even want to pause then came an invitation to shower after the long journey but it was all a deadly deception a quarter of a million jews preceded along this forest park called him and parched street to have been assessed man a school said the victims down the track to the gas chambers only the ukrainian s.s. guards and the german s.s. officers were allowed to take up the task they were considered the most well trained and t

the place is all functions in western ukraine is national it's basically i'm probably a time veterans paying tribute to those who died securing the country's freedom in the second war. boils over and france out its president treatment of ethnic groups sound for balancing the u.n. resolution with its actions in libya. and fears over collapse that one of the because she was a nuclear reactor is one of the proposals policies criticized for that evacuees back into the radiation that's a. very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with the alastair that's the song room pride being shown for the victory day hijacked by going out of nationalists in breast crane with nazi salute their type of veterans who fought to free them from invasion sixty six years ago yes ask your report on how it's just one part of a far right so in your up. a holiday for millions a street brawl for sun unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazis and. some of thousand activists from radical nationalist parties book the entrance to red arm

reporting from the fourth in western ukraine. a german court has sentenced a ninety one year old man to five years behind bars for a nazi war crimes in a death camp john demjanjuk was found guilty of helping murder almost thirty thousand jews during world war two serving as a guard in a polish concentration camp. his case was opened more than thirty years ago when israel even said this him to death later cancel the verdict in the new york and says he was a victim of the nazis and captured him as a soviet soldier and held him prisoner the man is currently been taken to a nursing facility while he appeals his conviction. a finnish journalist believed to be the organizer of the internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist has walked free but the trial had nothing to do with his possible links to terror he was accused of smuggling chechens and defend a little which officials later called a humanitarian action here. rights activists believe authorities try to bribe hide his activities because he has high profile supporters t

took place in cities across russia and in former soviet state however events were marred in the western ukraine where violent nationalist attack veterans are his life here shafi reports on how the incidents being seen as part of a far right search in europe. holiday for millions and still need abroad for sound unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth the secret is since he became a vicious display of new analysis from. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties book the engines to red army soldiers cemeteries events and war veterans from getting inside and cleaning tributes some of this kind of you claim to not see made nine as a reason to celebrate leaving the soviet period to be worse than enduring nazi occupation the st george's ribbon is usually worn as a traditional may the ninth to commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west in ukrainian capital secure both putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. if you want to go the ribbons were forcibly ripped from the

places cities across russia and in former soviet states however events were barred in western ukraine where violence nationalist attached veterans i feel a severe chest the reports of how the incident being seen as part of a far right search and you were. a holiday for millions and street brawl for some unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth this ukrainian city became a vicious display of new and nazis in. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties book the engines the red army soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and playing tributes some in this part of ukraine do not see my night as a reason to celebrate leaving the soviet period to be worse than enduring nazi occupation the same georgists ribbon is usually worn as a tradition on may the ninth to commemorate those who died in the great crash or to war but on this day in the west and ukrainian capital secure he was putting this on your lapel would have meant serious risk regardless of whether you're a veteran or not. if you like you pointed out that the ribbons were forcibl

moscow it's kevin owen here tonight for the top stories for you signs of a far right surge in western ukraine is picturing big celebrations a marred by violent nationalist chanting profile she's slogans they attack veterans and prevented them from paying tribute to those and die securing the country's freedom the second world war. but are fears that one of the fukushima nuclear reactors could collapse after webcam images showed the building was leaning meanwhile japan's authorities are being criticized for letting evacuees back into the radiations. and they took the libyan capital destroying several government buildings in one of the heaviest airstrikes and weeks it comes amid opposition claims of an anti daffy uprising a building up in the suburbs but something the government's tonight. starting talks to pritish nandy nuclear activist about nato's involvement in libya and its suspected use of unconventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament as c.n.d. said from the off that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact r

clearly voiced by the and with more let's see russia the obscene reporting from the fourth in western ukraine a german court has sentenced to ninety one year old man to five years for nazi war crimes in a death camp john demjanjuk was found guilty of helping to murder almost thirty thousand jews during world war two was serving as a guard in a concentration camp in poland his case was opened over thirty years ago and israel even sentenced him to death but later cancelled the verdict in the new consists he was a victim of the nazis who captured him as a soviet soldier and held him prisoner and then has currently been taken to have nursing facility while he appeals his conviction they finish a journalist believed to be the organizer of an internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist has walked free but the trial of mikhail stores has nothing to do with his possible links to terrorism he was accused of smuggling chechens into finland which officials later called a humanitarian action human rights activists believe authorities are trying a blind eye to school shares of activity because