libya how it can still be a country a leader in africa i actually called libya the crown of africa the biggest companies corporations in africa all happened to be in libya libya was putting pushing for the african union to unite under its wing and it was the financial backbone of africa libya was the germany of africa until these but this bombing started libyan banks were amongst the biggest investors across the world in fact the first step of this war was to take libya's money by freezing its billions of dollars of assets in north america and europe that was the first step in this war that's how the war started financially when the store libya's money put the be nothing left if you probably a country in the way that you say they are doing what's a rich country no longer if you want it to bits so should it be a broken country if that's the case once they try to inherit it it will be broken for the people who don't care about the work they do care about is the financial assets and resources of libya which still appropriate they've already set up. an oil corporation in eastern libya base

armed groups that later evolved into al qaeda and the taliban with what they're doing now in libya the new public enemy number one is just beginning his journey it's time to work out and he said no way are my. weapons he has released a five hang video. they were among material scenes from the compound where he was killed well the video offers a glimpse all of the life is a fugitive in hiding but on tape shows the kind of leader preparing a message to the u.s. many so have been produced late last year when the end of the video bin ladin is seen watching a programme about himself all arabic television barack obama has been criticized for failing to deliver prove all that the president broke the release of photos of the bodies sizing national security risks the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear have raised questions about the legality of the killing of portnoy how small. the week began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states there was a female who was in fact in the line of fire. that reportedly was used as a shield to shield. from the incom

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this bombing does end up killing gadhafi because a good athlete should be removed by libyan hands and not by the west. while meantime more nato air strikes have hit the libyan capital of tripoli and it's following a defiant broadcast from colonel gadhafi who says that he is currently beyond the reach of the coalition to now insists that the u.s. will continue its campaign of the country as long as the libyan leader types his own people but it's ours is a laurent list of reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is again under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think today wonder if at the end of the. nato low and behold reality is that nato is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty org

which is very much a process that has a struggle for by the people of libya you can't form libya into democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this does end up killing gadhafi because gadhafi should be removed by libyan hands and not by the west and the latest news we have out of libya at this point here on r t is that more nato airstrikes of the libyan capital tripoli following a defiant broadcast from colonel gadhafi he says that he's beyond the reach of the coalition meantime washington insists the u.s. will continue its campaign in the country as long as the libyan leader continues to its hiker's own people but is asking laurent list of reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. for. several decades i am sure as a leader it's still the question it's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think to wonder at the end of the. lo and behold. here that. set out to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization h

well i think it's very important that the mission drift that's occurred in libya the g eight has used the time to sort of bring back together the international partners to actually bear in mind ok the chinese and the russians were necessarily in favor of the intervention but they didn't veto it or vote against it at the u.n. so in a sense we've got a time to renew the mandate that we've very clear as to whether we're talking about regime change or whether they need to go back to the u.n. to get a mandate for that and there's been a sort of steady creep as the civil war has become consolidated in the country and there's talk in the last few days of the british and the french are sending in attack helicopters which will represent another escalation of the conflict somewhat so i think this is a huge opportunity for those who are the main proponents of the intervention british the french and the americans to really sort of test the water on the other alliance and see how the germans the chinese and the russians in particular feel about the current state of affairs and what happened next s

armed groups that later evolves in swat valley what they're doing now in libya. the new public enemy number one is just beginning his turn this time. he's now a r t. now the pentagon has released five home videos of osama bin laden they were among the materials seized from the pakistani compound where he was killed the videos are a glimpse and lawtons life as a fugitive in hiding once saved shows the al qaeda leader preparing a message to the u.s. believed to have been produced late last year in another video bin laden is seen watching a programme about himself on arab television barack obama has been criticized for failing to deliver proof of a lot of stuff the president block the release of photos of the al qaeda leaders body citing a national security risks the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear have raised questions about the legality of the killing. the story. the week began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states there was a female who was in fact is a lot of fire. that reportedly was used as a shield to shield

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into a democracy if the solution doesn't come from the west removing their feet and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this does end up killing me because they get out the should be removed by libyan hands and not by the west. well meantime in libya more nato airstrikes have reportedly struck the capital tripoli following a to find broadcast from colonel gadhafi meeting in washington barack obama and the nato head anders fogh rasmussen agree to continue the bombing as long as the libyan leader puts up a fight but is out he's loyalist reports the motivation of the u.s. like alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question it's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think today wonder if at the end of the war why nato lo and behold it was busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the

has stopped short of recognizing libya's opposition like france and italy to. well i think the u.s. are interested in stopping the revolution but not helping the revolution i think the intervention was meant to corrupt and control the revolution for us and not to give it any real life of its own or any capacity. to actually alter the situation in libya in the way that the community gyptian revolutions did in in their countries so i think the object of the us is to to keep the libyan rebels on a very short lead not to allow them any real independence autonomy and to use them for u.s. foreign policy ends the french president the british prime minister have met with the opposition but the rebel leader was not according to beating with president obama do you think this is a shock for the rebels after all the u.s. is not the least significant country deciding their future. yes i think it must be a bit of a wake up call i think that the rebels were naive if they ever believed the west was going to have an open hand towards a little bit and help them freely assist them in completing their

armed groups that later evolves into loctite i have the taliban because what they're doing now in libya the new hardly getting the number one is just beginning his journey this time. and he's now a r t. the pentagon has released five hundred years of a sound of an audience from his pakistani compound and they offer a glimpse of bin laden's life and presence somewhat and the many images of the al qaeda leader despite a public profile as a confident figure has shown we have in his speeches reading our paper and looking to the side as if asking for advice and other media but not in a sense sitting on the floor watching a programme about himself the release of the footage of criticism of president obama who blocked publication of photos of the al qaeda leader's party and as journalist option it returns he says information that obama's alter was to kill bin laden and not capture some convinced this was done to prevent him from talking. they obviously didn't want the embarrassing revelations of the united states basically created bin laden as it's created so many islam it's because it's funde

but this time it's different in libya it's britain taking the lead in nato with the us keen to keep its role to a minimum a deepening of cooperation between the two is something this group could demonstrate is a payment lee objects to these other cars go to the forefront are starting to libya . three major wars in ten years those good news for those of us who want peace in the world to see those two hours for breaking ball closely or tree affairs outside buckingham palace where obama is staying these protesters are trying to persuade him and british prime minister cameron to stop waging war in foreign lands say for it hasn't worked and cameron will united in their intention to increase pressure on colonel gadhafi in libya. demonstration come as nato escalates its involvement in the war in libya france is better able to cloyd helicopters bringing fighting closer to the ground the global war machine crumple zone with the alliance of london and washington in the engine room and this new agreements to cool information and resources may only add fuel to the fire your avatar to. go to discuss

in syria no in libya military intervention in syria no no in libya yes where it happened in libya is that this they sorry do you carry on what we're talking about libya now in libya. in libya what happened is that the state is divided between two coalitions of. one coalition is the coalition and the other one is those who all who oppose him and this country we never be able to be united country because if that we've really united one coalition we slaughter will be the other coalition this is if the world will be in some kind of solution plebian this is will divide libya according to some line which will leave qaddafi and his coalition to one side and those who oppose him on the other side. the oil will have to find its way out with this vision because if you milledge them together again they really fight each other until one side doesn't exist anymore. with which the world will be responsible for is it was in nigeria they are doing the ninety's so in order to prevent this the world has to divide libya to two states because the situation today can be it can continue to be anywhere as

which is very much a process that has to struggle for by the people of libya you can't form libya into democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this bombing does end up killing gadhafi because a good athlete should be removed by libyan hands not by the west well meantime in libya more nato air strikes reportedly struck the capital tripoli following a defiant broadcast from colonel gadhafi meeting in washington barack obama and nato head for grassroots and agreed to continue bombing as long as the libyan leader put up a fight because r.t. laurent lister reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war why nato lo and behold radius it is busier than ever . set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold

but this isn't libya's spring it's syria and it's pulling a roadmap that led to just one place for its african arab neighbor nato intervention who watches it's a regime dissent tantalizing western leaders there's great excitement in washington . over trailing the syrian government that's been on the front burner in washington or to. the e.u. has put the freeze on assets of thirteen top government military and intelligence leaders topping the list is this man the syrian president's younger brother he's described as the principal overseer of violence against protesters but no sanctions are being applied to the man calling the shots president assad himself to some acid is a convenient ally for the west although that's what was being said about gadhafi in recent years before the sanctions kicked in. but still possible to do business with prashar. western educated. in educated wife as well so they say perhaps he might be the force of opera. in the country the e.u. says could be censored if he fails to stop the brutal crushing of opposition but he needn't worry the arab lawyers association s

but this time it's different in libya it's pretty and taking the lead in nato with the us keen to keep it to a minimum the deepening of corporation between the two is something this group of demonstrators of a imminently objects to these are hostile to the us starting to see to libya. three major wars in ten years those good for those of us who want peace in the world to see streetcars corporation walk closely. outside buckingham palace where obama is staying these protesters are trying to persuade him and british prime minister cameron to stop waging war in foreign lands safe it hasn't worked and cameron we're united in their intention to increase pressure on colonel gadhafi in libya. and this demonstration come as need to escalate its involvement in the war in libya france's that able to call a helicopters bringing the fighting closer to the grounds the global warming seen grumbles with the alliance of london and washington in the engine room and this new agreements to cool information and resource this may only fuel to the fire you are at it r.t. . for more on this and a little late

un resolution on libya this is one of the most the. reason transgressions of the rights of nation national sovereignty and international law the we've seen in the post world war two period the responsibility to protect is an insidious doctrine that's been developed by various and you'll think tanks connected with the circles in the united states to justify a nato definition of an intervention in a sovereign country fortunately this time russia and china are playing a reasonable role in blocking any u.n. security council sanction for. strong measures against syria so i think they learned from their deadly mistake on the on the libya case from the strain that this thing has no wind if it's allowed to pass. in libya nato air strike has hit colonel gadhafi his compound in tripoli reportedly killing one of his sons and three of his grandchildren this isn't the first time the alliance has made an apparent attempt on the libyan leader's life earlier this week russia's prime minister urged the coalition to stop breaching the u.n. resolution. d

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into a democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this polling does end up killing that because they get out the should be removed by libyan hands not by the west. or meantime or nato airstrikes and the libyan capital tripoli following a defiant broadcast from calcutta he says that he's beyond the coalition's reach washington insists the u.s. will continue its campaign of the country as long as the libyan leader attacks its own people as artie's or in a list of reports the motivation of the u.s. that alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war why nato lo and behold a to use it nato is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into a democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this does end up killing gadhafi because gadhafi should be removed by libyan hands not by the west believing him or a nato airstrike orderly struck the capital tripoli calling it a fine broadcast from colonel gadhafi made in washington barack obama and nato had anders fogh rasmussen agreed to continue bombing as long as the libyan leader puts up a fight as archie's lauren lyster reports the motivation of u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. well. several decades and wars later it's still the question it's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder if it is. why nato lo and behold radius it was busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. fair that the alliance lost its reason t

you also have a lot of different tribes in libya. so how all these elements will come together to be part of a new libya, it is going to be interesting. >> it is a very fluid situation. how difficult will it be to bring all these elements together and have a united libya? >> ithink thisill be the challenge. the national transitional council says they do not want to have an islamic countr they do not want to have sharia in new libya. on the other hand, while being there, i saw a lot of the rebels are very religious. we have to observe. we do not know. it will be interesting. >> right, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. >> thank you. >> seven people killed in misurata during clashes between rebels and government forces. misurata is the city in the west of bolivia that has been at the center of fierce fighting between the rebels and gaddafi soldiers but on sunday, the rebels announced that they have taken full control of the port city. that makes misurata the only rebel stronghold in the west of the country, surround

a new libya? we have seen with our experience in iraq and afghanistan, reconstructionist hardest part of any fight. you don't get started with a strategy and a plan for doing that from the get go liberal ones you have won the victory it is often too late. >> you are right. for probably three weeks probably three multidisciplinary teams, one team is concerned with reconstruction of libya after the fall of the regime such as what is happening in kuwait. the second team concerned with the process, the south african model and the capacity ofbuilding because it will initiate and establish a government structure on all hole of the regime, having the right institution and the right to qualify human-resources, delivering the necessary services and out comes the needed by the libyan people. therefore we came up with a road map. it is a transitional road map after the fall of the regime. immediately the tnc should call for the convening of the national congress. national congress, all cities and towns taken

and strikes in libya seemingly getting nato nowhere but the possibility of a ground attack looming ever more but experts say this was the alliance plan all along. that lacks legislation i don't already use and decisive actions against pedophiles in russia means that many parents resort to adopting a vigilante justice. and from our business desk these stress tests conducted by central banks so banks in the us are still suffering from the after they cannot the crisis left more and what alice think about the problem out there is not the. worldwide news live from moscow this is artsy but now the symbolic reason for the u.s. presence in afghanistan has gone with the fall of osama bin laden the question is whether america is going to stick to its ongoing war plan the summer u.s. forces aren't you just are pulling out but the recent anti terror milestone the white house to prolong its mission that. point nine reports a possible u. turn would do little to improve life in the water on country. nine and a half years on the war in afghanistan has grown visibly worse while u.s. rhetoric surrounding

hall still ahead of barack obama when it comes to libya. it was david cameron and the french president that took the lead. as you know, there's very little appetite in the united states for a third front for the u.s. military. they are involved in afghanistan, iraq. and very few americans really understand why they are and live in libya and would not like to see that mission escalate. they are in lock step when it comes to afghanistan and the desire to get forces out of afghanistan, when it comes to libya, there is still tension. they see this as a model for u.s. european relations going forward or they can do great things working together but that america doesn't always have to take the lead. that is how the white house would like to see it. >> will get back outside buckingham palace. amongst the many issues without a handle the delicate relationship with pakistan. david cameron said it was time to work more closely and not turn away. there are questions about whether u.s. aid is having the impact and then didn't. >> since they joined the

the goal is libya the goal is control of not just the oil in libya libya's debts. it was less than one month g.d.p. so it wasn't that which is working capital but it's not just the oil because in addition to supporting his country i mean let's let's understand that you know gadaffi paid a social wage every libyan of working age received a thousand the equivalent of a thousand dollars a month and it was up to them whether they worked or not so good that he was putting money back into the community all education was free he was not index of the world bank he was i'm not suggesting that everything about gadhafi was wonderful i think the appropriate term to describe it could that he would be a benevolent despot but nonetheless he wouldn't buy in to the overtures of the world bank he was also spending a significant chunk of the oil revenues on developing the massive ancient underground aquifers and he developed an incredible engineering network to take water from these aquifers and effectively turn the northern sahara desert the libyans era into arab farmland so this wo

un resolution on libya this is one of the. reason transgressions of the rights of nation national sovereignty and international law that we've seen in the post world war two period the responsibility to protect is an insidious doctrine that's been developed by various n.g.o.s think tanks connected with the research was in the united states to justify a nato definition of an intervention in a sovereign country there's been no attempt to have it have a peaceful conflict resolution before this thing escalated in fact rather the the west the u.s. france and britain have been called berkeley according to the evidence that's leaking out covertly arming the opposition to gadhafi in hopes of grabbing control of the oil and in the different parts of libya fortunately this time russia and china are playing a reasonable role in blocking any u.n. security council sanctions or. strong measures against syria so i think we learned from their. deadly mistake on the on the libya case when the strain that the state has no when it's allowed to p

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't bomb libya into democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this bombing does end up killing gadhafi because gadhafi should be removed by libyan hands not by the west. or the latest news we have out of libya is that more nato airstrikes have hit the capital tripoli following a defiant broadcast from colonel gadhafi he says that he is beyond the coalition's reach washington now meantime insists that the u.s. will continue its campaign in the country as long as the libyan leader attacks his own people but as artie's a lauren lyster reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder at the end of the war why nato lo and behold reality is it is busier than ever. set up to counter a perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organizat

a real bombardments of libya's reach to according to nato libya's leader colonel gadhafi years dug in defensive positions meanwhile civilian casualties from allied bombing continue to mount and nato spokesman review this solution send did ground troops. the u.n. security council should adopt a new resolution on libya was a little nine hundred seventy three there's not invisible man operations we need a new resolution. and forces planned that all along says a leading u.s. law professor early what we're seeing unfold here in libya is a pre existing war player by nato by the british by the french by the americans who care move here everything now is going according to plan which is why i believe that since they have failed to our polls could our fee with these steps are so far the next stage will be moving into a ground invasion nato powers have jukes the international community into supporting the war and that's one author protecting civilians was the claim that grabbing the country's resources is the real goal this is one of the most the. reason transgressions of the rights of nation n

handed over to help the opposition comes amid accusations the coalition started the rest to prevent libya creating a new rival international currency. for the construction of the world's longest subs the pipeline across the baltic is coming to an end so north stream will start delivering gas from russia to germany and also i think other countries such as ukraine. have this update in fighting that's. worldwide news live from moscow this is r.t. now barack obama has come under attack from critics for failing to deliver proof of osama bin laden's death president has blocked the release of photos of the body of the al qaeda leader citing national security risks decision was announced two days ago after bin laden was killed by u.s. special forces and buried at sea the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear and of raised questions about the the galaxy and legitimacy of the killing . has the story. began with an international news bombshell. proudly dropped by the united states after a firefight they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body there was a female who was in fact

months of libya's. according to me to libya's leader colonel get there for years they'll give you food six positions he will civilian casualties from. continue to mount. this solution groom troops. the u.n. security council should adopt a new resolution on libya was a little nine hundred seventy three this is not invisible man operations we need a new resolution western forces plan that all along says a leading u.s. law professor clearly what we're seeing unfold here in libya is a pre existing war plan by legal by the british by the french by the americans do with air moved everything now is following the forty players which is why i believe that since they have failed to do polls gadhafi with these steps are sold far the next stage will be moving into a ground invasion and nato powers have jukes the international community into supporting the war and that's one author protecting civilians was the claim but grabbing the country's resources is the real goal this is one of the most. worries and transgress

the leader of libya's transitional national council leaped and studied in the u.s. for years and on his latest visit to washington he didn't fail can show how devoted he is to american values we. really believe and we really aspire to. cross to the american public that we are really here to join hands to build a democratic a dream in the libyan soil and why. they join hands with those seeking to replace gadhafi and take over power in libya to help prop them up the u.s. pledged to funnel billions of dollars of conduct is frozen assets to the transitional council i am currently drafting legislation at the request of the state department and the administration that will authorize the trails for of available cash assets to the council but the support from washington comes not only in money and tomahawk missiles but also in military command one of the commanders of the libyan rebel army is gen calif i have heard a long time khadafi to factor he leave it on washington suburb for the last twenty years just minutes away from cia headquarters although any intelligence connec

the alleged killing of colonel gadhafi son of a nato airstrike sparked outrage in libya as angry crowds burned foreign embassies in order to end what's. really a reward but it started in the past people believe it. has been a result of media wanting. wiki leaks web site reveals exclusively to our t. what he thinks are the main driving forces behind many of the military interventions. three pm in moscow i'm not tressa good to have you with us here on r t our top story u.s. president barack obama confirms that osama bin laden has been killed in a special operation in pakistan sources suggest his body has been buried at sea which will do little to counter claims from the pakistani taliban that the al qaeda leader may still be alive as are these lucy cavanagh reports from washington his death has brought reminders that it was the u.s. itself that nourished the growth of al qaeda end bin laden back in the eighty's. u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact that the united states has can finally confirm that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. special forces als

which is very much a process that has struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this bombing killing gadhafi because gadhafi should be removed by libyan hands not by the way. in libya more nato air strikes have reportedly struck the capital tripoli following years of fine broadcast from colonel gadhafi being in washington grok obama and nato had anders fogh rasmussen agreed to continue bombing as long as the libyan leader puts up a fight but as archie's lauren lyster reports the motivation of the u.s. ally alliance is under scrutiny. for. several decades and more is later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war yeah nato lo and behold they have you said nato is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold

which is very much a process that has to be struggled for by the people of libya you can't form libya into a democracy the solution doesn't come from the west removing gadhafi and i think it would be absolutely dreadful if this bombing does end up killing gadhafi because gadhafi should be removed by libyan hands not by the west. in libya more nato air strikes have reportedly struck the capital tripoli calling in to find broadcasts from colonel gadhafi media watches and meal. fogh rasmussen agreed to continue bombing as long as a legal year puts up by resurrections lauren lyster reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and of course later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war why nato lo and behold reality is that nato is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. some faith that the allian

what they're doing now in libya. a new public enemy number one is just beginning his journey this time. he's now a are. a washington has released home videos of bin laden seized at the compound where he was found in the city of about that one clip shows bin laden apparently what in himself on a television news channel and others he was rehearsing a message to the u.s. however security officials have removed the sound saying it could pose a security threat the pentagon offered to tapes as proof that al qaeda leader was killed but says it won't release images of his body barack obama backtracked on cia promises to show the photos saying they could incite further violence lottie's monoplane iowa looks at an operation riddled with contradictions. the week began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states there was a female who was in fact in a lot of fire. that reportedly was used as a shield to shield them from the incoming fire by tuesday a big blunder and major backpedaling in a room with

well the government will be debating the intervention in libya yet again. we're expecting that to happen at around five pm that as a result of cross party calls for another discussion on the intervention in libya there's also going to be a demonstration from public groups at the same time processing against that discuss and they're saying that this is becoming a case of regime change and that the end result will be disastrous for libyans we've seen a poll that was done through the daily mail newspaper that shows that seven out of ten fear that libya could turn into another iraq that process will also try to draw attention to the plight of what people are calling thousands of refugees who are running away from the astronauts who are being ignored completely by nato according to them so you're saying seven out of ten people think that libya could become a next iraq that's that's a pretty clear and loud message there and i saw it live and i want to thank you. russia is calling for an immediate end to the bloodshed in libya and for a settlement process to begin

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 day was hijacked by violent nationalists in western ukraine with nazi salutes they attacked the veterans who fought to free them from a version sixty six years ago his election or a jet ski reports next told how it's just one part of a thyroid

resolution which would place ground troops in libya. come here on r t the us. torturing by saying it helped to hunt down osama bin laden the former interrogator says. violent questioning methods at american detention centers only serve to feel the ranks of al qaeda those details in just a few minutes here. a moscow court has sentenced a nationalist human rights lawyer and a journalist to life in prison his accomplice was given eighteen years. reports. well it is a very unusual case because really it's one of the first times if perpetrators of hate crimes are not only tried but also convicted and given quite a lengthy prison terms now crimes extremely difficult to investigate and prosecute and this was one of the reasons why people implicated in hate crimes were usually tried on other charges ranging from homicide sometimes hooliganism and as a result they got away with lighter sentences but these cases different because one of the defendants nikita who was convicted of two murders. in his life maher caliph a prominent human rights lawyer and all the necessity o

moscow slander decision of the international consul group on libya to give money to rebels fighting colonel gadhafi saying taking sides in a civil war goes against the u.n. resolution. russian troops get a final polish during rehearsals for a major military display in moscow said to be the centerpiece of monday's big three day celebrations and. facebook in particular. use the force the pauling's flying machine because of the. wiki leaks founder julian the sun she tells r.t. about the dark side of social networks. welcome this is r.t. it's telling them sunday morning here in moscow it's kevin zero in with you this hour with a roundup of the week's top stories from us and the story the dominated the news the world's most notorious terrorist was killed after almost ten years in hiding a summer bin ladin was shot during a covert u.s. navy seal operation they found nine eleven was mastermind living in a million dollar mansion about fifty kilometers from pakistan's capital but as artie's in this scenario reports bin laden's death some likely to make the world a safer place. a man wanted dead or a

first of all i should say that libya once it becomes a democratic state will fulfill its obligations it's a requirement of international law the work of the incumbent national transitional council will continue for not more than a year after the country is liberated we have a road map through which will form the national congress which will be elected by citizens of all the libyan cities and villages based on the principle of proportion in other words depending on the number of people living there the national congress will form an interim government to be in charge of executive power in the country and will also form the constitutional commission which will work a the constitution to be adopted during a referendum we expect the procedure to take less than a year. and. we thank you mr abdul-jalil wheel chair and i'm going to ask our transitional council for the interview her. and i also think you and the rest of the day china as well as all the russian people and the russian government for russia's position we very much appreciate your position and we are hopeful that we will be able

national transitional council talked about what he believes is a formula for peace and prosperity in libya. mr bhutto you will thank you so much for your time. i have a pleasure i welcome your questions there's been significant changes in the international atmosphere at the beginning of the g eight in france hold russia agreed to demands from the libyan people congress from a doctor's resignation the novelist and his regime have russia's new position was outlined by president to be a pilot who said that could dr should step down immediately with what's your opinion on the recent changes in the world and then russia's position in particular . first of all i am not surprised by russia's position we've always valued russia's point of view for example during the vote in the security council russia abstained and did not use its veto which was indicative of its attitude to the issue if russia had used its because no cities in the east of the country could well have been destroyed it was of great help and taking the civilian population. along with the leaders of the other countries russia's presi

security council on the adoption of the resolutions regarding the protection of libya's son who. we very much appreciate china's position on others or for the out of countries their positions were expressed in the decisions of the cooperation council of the arab states of the gulf and the league of arab states according to the decision of the league vote of states to get up the regime cease to be legitimate and the national transitional council was recognized as the judgment representative of the living people as you know already as for the positions of the individual countries we highly appreciate the efforts of egypt and we are grateful to the kitchen is unique gyptian people and especially the tribes of the western regions of egypt for their support of the libyan revolution in this regard we expressed our regrets to the tunisian and egyptian government's that some of their citizens have an interim plea and they may be in danger very much appreciate lebanon's efforts. for the resolutions on libya in the un security council moreover we speak highly of qatar's on the united arab

to libya as the u.n. is wary of libya mandates being abused by the naysayers coalition and not to avoid the same for syria. but what appears to be a failing operation in libya should we be surprised that the coalition was there and if the in syria not really as the first day of the u. s. and you have already announced sanctions against syria. however in comparison with the libya scenario you are is not in a rush to come up with a reason action to provoke actions from the allies some commentators work with to blame russia for your son's failure to react to the events in syria but i can't understand is why they believe that levenstein aria should be repeated in other countries which parts of it weren't right was it the part when the un security council resolution one to seventy three was abused or was it a civilian casualties at the hands of the coalition but probably no result after two months of warming and one of those should be repeated on syria. as american academic known chomsky says about the arab sp

y libya and not syria? what is the rationale? >>irst of all, i strongly condemned the brutality of securityorcein syria. the onlyay forwards t accommate e legitime dends the syrian pele. hang sd that the difference beeenibyand syrias that th u.n. secury cocil has requestedus to take action to protect civilians in liby we have a clear mdate. in addition tohat,e he support from countries in the reion. this is the reason why we a in lia. >> thank you vry much f joining us. >> y areelcome. >> in syria the government shows no sn ofacking down i the face of protests. the syrian army had shelled sidential areas in theity of homs. this bruta crackdown evokes comparisons to the draconian le of the current prident's ther. urnasts are banned from reporting from insideyria m ha st us this report fr ighbing lebanon. >> a fre-up in homs. several days ito aarsh crkdow on serrie's third biggest city. scor ofeople haveen arsted uthoties say they have kled orounded a number of what they all armed terrorists. e local resident described the testitua

policy objectives in libya--libya during and after gadhafi's rule and providing congress with his plan to achieve those objectives and it would require the president to seek congressional authorization for the use of military force in libya. there's another proposed republican resolution and libya in the senate. this one is canaan binding sense of senate resolution authored by the official party of senator john hanson of nevada declares that this resolution declares it is not in the vital interests of the united states and the job should be done by nato and the arab league. it does not address the fact the united states is a key member of nato. the house has several pieces of related legislation but both parties in that chamber are just as divided as they are in the senate. last week the house foreign affairs committee marked up a resolution by oklahoma republican, holt that directs secretary of state divide the house with copies of any documents leaders will records leaders the memos or correspondent -- the armed services committee directed the pentagon to provide the same materials.

they do not want to have sharia in new libya. on the other hand, while being there, i saw a lot of the rebels are very religious. we have to observe. we do not know. it will be interesting. >> right, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. >> thank you. >> seven people killed in misurata during clashes between rebels and government forces. misurata is the city in the west of bolivia that has been at the center of fierce fighting between the rebels and gaddafi soldiers but on sunday, the rebels announced that they have taken full control of the port city. that makes misurata the only rebel stronghold in the west of the country, surrounded by gaddafi pose a military. the only way to get supplies, food, and medicine to the people is by boat. here now is a look at the struggles to keep the city of misurata alive. >> simply arriving in misurata is the first hurdle for aid organizations such as this one. entering the harbor is risky business, because gaddafi's troops have littered it with mines. there are only a few hosp

the alleged killing of colonel gadhafi son and a nato airstrike sparked outrage in libya as angry crowds burned foreign embassies in revenge plots. of the great economic desperation intensifies in the u.s. with debt collectors resorting to machias methods to make americans pay their way. and as many countries question their nuclear safety in the light of the fukushima crisis our team is touring a new russian reactor to assess its hold her ability. to pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story u.s. president barack obama has confirmed that osama bin laden has been killed in a special operation in pakistan sources suggest that his body was buried at sea something which will do little to counter claims from the pakistani taliban that the al qaeda leader may be still alive or if he's losing cavanagh reports from washington d.c. that his death has brought reminders that it was the u.s. itself that nourished the growth of al qaeda ended in loddon back in the eighty's. u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact the united states has it

the goal is libya the goal is control of not just the oil in libya libya is dead. i was less than one month. g.d.p. so it wasn't that i was just working capital but it's not just the oil because in addition to supporting his country i mean let's let's understand that you know that he paid a social wage every libyan working age to see thousand the equivalent of a thousand dollars a month and it was up to them whether they worked or not so good that he was putting money back into the community or education was free he was not in debt to the world bank he was i'm not suggesting that everything about that after he was wonderful i think the appropriate term to describe it could that he would be a benevolent despot but nonetheless he wouldn't buy in to the overtures of the world but he was also spending a significant chunk of the oil revenues on developing the massive ancient underground aquifers and he developed an incredible engineering network to take the water from these aquifers and effectively turn the northern sahara desert the libyans hora into arable farmland so

most vulnerable citizens live on the breadline france is a prominent player in nato intervention in libya and has troops stationed in other countries colonel bushell reports on health french military ambition is leading to the neglect of it's needed. heat or aids that's the choice faced by modern kids so instead of supporting the elderly france's government is accused of using that money for war. france says it doesn't have enough funds for the time and attention as tighten their belts but now spends over thirty billion euro a year under france france has more than twenty thousand soldiers currently on foreign soil in lebanon kosovo a new military base in the united arab emirates is fighting wars in libya ivory coast and afghanistan each french have a missile costs hundreds of thousands of euros so just five months into twenty eleven the forces are broke even with madame coteau his pension that's pretty much up the operational budget for the year military excess snaps france's reputation as a careful spender investors now plan to scrap the country's prized aaa credit rating which lets it

armed groups that later evolved into loctite have the taliban with what they're doing now in libya so perhaps the new public enemy number one is just beginning his journey this time in north africa and he's now a r t. the pentagon has released five home videos that was son of bin laden seized from his pockets tiny compound and they offer a glimpse of bin laden's life and joy and familiar image of the l a times in need to despite a public image of a confident leader has shown we have to say his speech is reading off paper and looking to the side of passing for advice and not of the job bin laden is seen sitting on the floor watching a programme about himself the release of the footage shows criticism of president obama who blocked publication of photos of the al qaeda leader's body and while conflicting official white house reports out of the operation have helped fuel conspiracy theories. the story. the week began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states there was a female who was in fact is a line of fire. that reportedly was used as a shield to shiel

people have marched against the libya war here in the u.k. but in small numbers can catch the million that march the head of the invasion of iraq helicopters bring the fighting closer to the ground with a high risk of death and angry opposition and the government might be able to defend that is known as the new strategy makes rapid progress but it doesn't many see the net that has troops on the ground think. that the u.n. resolution that is how did they live day to be enforced in libya you're at is healthy young to. sort of project hayes is a journalist from the spiked online magazine told me all the coalition has done so far in libya is to take the credit momentum away from the people. the situation is getting worse for the west in libya i think when they first thought they could kind of swoop in two months ago and basically bomb the country into the into democracy they thought this is going to be quite a quick process where they could basically keep their hands you know keep a bit of a distance hold bombs into libya get rid of gadhafi and t

un resolution on libya this is one of the most. brazen transgressions of the rights of a nation national sovereignty and international law that we've seen in the post-war period the responsibility to protect is an insidious doctrine that's been developed by various think tanks connected with the circles in the united states to justify a nato definition of an intervention in a sovereign country fortunately this time russia and china are playing a reasonable role in blocking any u.n. security council sanction for. strong measures against syria so i think we learned from their deadly mistake on the on the libya case when the strain that the state has no when it's allowed to pass. libya a nato air strike has hit a colonel gadhafi compound in tripoli personally killing one of his sons and three of his grandchildren so the first time the alliance has made an apparent attempt by libyan leaders knife this week russian's prime minister coalition to stop reaching a u.n. resolution. does begin to insure the coalition said just drawing good th

eight leaders say it's time for you to go as russia agrees to mediate a cease fire in libya to end the bloodshed moscow will send an envoy to the country to broker a and to the ongoing civil war. and we report on the georgian independence day rallies demanding the resignation of president saakashvili but ended in several deaths after demonstrators were brutally put down by government forces a growing number of governments are calling for an investigation into the protests including the u.k. u.s. and russia. a world leaders attempt to map out a settlement to the libyan conflict r.t. asks the rebels what they want to see happen chairman of the national transitional council tells us of what he believes is the formula for peace and prosperity in libya. i say that mr bowser we'll thank you so much for your time. pleasure i welcome your questions there's been significant changes in the international atmosphere at the beginning of the g eight and france or russia agreed to demands from the libyan people congress for a doctor's resignation i'm not bullish on his regime russia's new position wa