the nato operation only five wars the un mandated operation of nato and there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of garfield gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and strew or boids civilian casualties and there seemed nato was very successful doing this i seen there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success the libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic structures rule of law then work receive the freedom of of speech of religions of everything i think that is what we intended to do and therefore i fully agree to that what nato made a you said you're a politician and you are not american which makes it easier for me to talk to you because americans there are sure that there is only one type of democracy and work until i receive europeans no there may be variations in democracy itself a question about libya. the cruel lynching of connecting the n

the president of the nato a sound card. one of the key points of the current major strategies to save guard democracy in the world when libya's gadhafi started to shell the rising opposition the alliance decided to intervene in just a few months because the new regime in the country taking almost no casualties the libyan mission is now considered a model of a successful peacekeeping nato operation but many fear the alliance may assume the role. all of the world's policeman start spreading democracy wherever it leads is designed. to lower slammers it's a privilege to have you in the studio thank you for coming thank you for the invitation ok well first of all let's discuss the nato russian matters since you here since you're in moscow well one of the problems in the relations between nato and russia is that is that list and she'll think yes well they learned it steps to deploy in this town defense in europe and russia feels that you know discussing it with moscow well russia has labeled it i quote a policy of established fac

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reports on the latest trouble involving nato cause of un forces. and a case for troops trying to dismantle one of the barricades near the uranium block post near the rainy border post the serbs resisted and then the native contingent had to use gas grenades and possibly even rather bullets as some sources say there have been no reports so far of any victims or injured but clearly this is another incident which is heating up this region well this has been going on since july this year when the course of albanians decided to impose a trade embargo on the serbs living in northern kosovo and they set up security checkpoints at the border crossings the serbs reacted with indignation they blocked these border crossings putting their own main made barricades made of sand as best those and of course themselves protecting this part not letting anybody to come inside the normal course of war including the nato contingent have been several cases of clashes already several times people were injured and brought into hospitals the tension is clearly very high in

the nato operation unified protector your unmandated operation of nato and. there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of god duffy and gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and to avoid civilian casualties and they're seeing nato was very successful doing this i was saying there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success that libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic structures rule of law democracy freedom of speech of religion of everything i think that is sport we intended to do and therefore i fully agree to that what nato made a you said you're a politician and you are not american which makes it easier for me to talk to you because americans there are sure that there is only one type of democracy american democracy europeans know there may be variations in democracy itself a question about libya. the cool lynching

the nato operation unified protector worse your unmandated operation of nato and there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of god duffy and gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and to avoid civilian casualties and they're saying nato was very successful doing this i was saying there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success that libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic structures rule of law democracy freedom of speech of religions of everything i think that is sport we into. indeed to do and therefore i fully agree to that what nato made you said you're a politician and you are not american which makes it easier for me to talk to you because americans there are sure that there is only one type of democracy american democracy europeans know there may be variations in democracy itself a question about libya. the cool lynching of gadhafi the mass grave

percent cuts a nato supply routes in afghanistan and demands of the us vacated space after claims in alliance air strike killed dozens of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was highly likely to have been responsible for the killings and. fresh clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty two protesters on her square say they will not take the future in their own hands and form their own government. and love really does hurt for this once aspiring american politician who's been left homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine because. he has in common live broadcasting from the heart of moscow on charon's arace with their headlines pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato including diplomatic and political after the killing of up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers into alliance airstrikes islam a body has already shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the us vacate its air base in the south west of the country within fifteen days archies priya sridhar reports. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually at

pakistan blocks a vital nato supply route to afghanistan in response to a helicopter strike that's killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and threatens to further strain relations. chaos in cairo with fresh clashes flaring up in tahrir square protesters the new prime minister the cold shoulder and work on forming their own government. and how being blinded by love left this once aspiring us politician homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. six pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story pakistan has cut off the flow of vital nato supplies to afghanistan after a helicopter strike in a volatile border region killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured more than a dozen incident may deal a serious blow to ties between the alliance and islamic jihad which are already somewhat strained over a deadly raids in pakistani territory our correspondent in the region prius rita has more. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakistan afghan border that's not going to called salo

pakistan blocks a vital nato supply route to afghanistan in response to a helicopter strike that killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers which threatens to further strain relations. chaos in cairo fresh clashes flaring up in tahrir square as protesters give the new prime minister the cold shoulder and work on forming their own government. and how being blinded by love left this one says firing american politician pointless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. four pm in moscow i'm at treasure good to have you with us here on r t our top story pakistan has cut off the flow of vital nato supplies to afghanistan after a helicopter attack in the volatile border region killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured more than a dozen the incident may deal serious blow to the ties between the alliance and islamic jihad which are already somewhat strained over deadly raids in pakistani territory our correspondent in the region prius has been. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakistan afghan border that checkpoi

serbs in breakaway cause of both face clouds of tear gas as they refuse demands by nato soldiers to dismantle barricades on the region's northern borders. and moscow stresses it's not about to start the reset of ties with the u.s. but will hold nuclear disarmament and deploy rockets to its borders if washington establishes its missile defense shield in your. life from moscow city center this is the with me rule recent shake egypt's military has apologized for the deaths of nearly forty protestors over several days of violent clashes with police so really a square was quiet this morning for the first time since the fresh surge of unrest began on saturday after both sides declared a break in fighting meanwhile the arab league is meeting in cairo but their focus is on syria and the imposition of sanctions is fall asleep standing by for us live and egyptian capital. good to see you so the league is meeting now right at the center of the second wave of egypt's revolution there are some that might call that rather ironic because they're there to talk about syria and not egypt is there any chance th

breaking news on r t nato troops use tear gas to disperse crowds of serbs refusing to dismantle barricades along possibles northern border as ethnic tensions flare up again. and moscow warns it could deploy missile silos on the e.u. border and pull out of a major nuclear plant still with the u.s. if washington continues to pursue its plans for a missile defense shield in eastern europe use now at the kremlin with more details in just a moment. plus thousands of the fine egyptians step out of the er demands for an end to the country's military rule. protesters continue occupying toughness where despite security forces firing live rounds at problems of people move from cairo in just a few moments to. breaking news on our t.v. they are troops have fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of ethnic serbs defaming their barricades along the cost of serbia border troops reportedly used special equipment to remove concrete barriers late on wednesday and put up a barbed wire fans to try and restore control of the area gunshots were reportedly heard when hundreds of ethnic serbs poured into the streets t

military supply route to afghanistan in response to a nato air raid that left twenty four pakistani soldiers dead and triggered anti american rallies across the country. also making their point by making a scene the craney of women news topless protests against women's abuse at home and in europe is said to go global. hello it's nine pm monday night here in moscow my name's kevin owen you're watching t.v. in our top story egyptians are voting in the first step of a long parliamentary election which will happen in stages until march it follows a week of violence which returned to the cities with over forty people killed in protest against the military regime that he's innocent as the latest from cairo. this is just the first round of these parliamentary elections in fact you don't actually have a parliament set up if the vote is considered valid until march sometime and then the presidential elections only happening in twenty thirteen with that said the atmosphere is tense it's very festive at the same time a lot of people voting for the first time in their lives from young to old release the

so on cuts a nato supply routes afghanistan and demands the u.s. vacate its base after it claims an alliance airstrike kills thousands of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was hardly likely to have been responsible for the killings . fresh clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty one protesters on tucker square say they will now take the future into their own hands and form their own government. and love really does hurt but this once aspiring american politician has been left homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. it's three o'clock here in moscow thank you for being with us we go now to our top story pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato after the killing of up to twenty pakistani soldiers into lines air strikes in retaliation islam about has shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the u.s. vacate its air base in the southwest of the country archies priya sridhar reports. according to the pocket military nail helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakis

so break away kosovo face clouds of tear gas so if they refuse demands by nato soldiers to dismantle barricades on the region's northern border. it's not about to stop the reset of ties with the u.s. it will hold nuclear disarmament and deploy rockets to its borders if washington establishes its missile defense shield in europe. global use twenty four seven this is the lie from moscow with me. egypt's military has apologized for the deaths of nearly forty protesters over several days of clashes with police but it's a risk when i was actually quiet this morning for the first time since the fresh surge of agression began on saturday both sides since then declaring a break in the fighting meanwhile the arab league meets in cairo but the delegates focus is on syria and the imposition of new sanctions. is standing by in the egyptian capital. at this stage we have no indication that discussing what is happening in egypt is on the agenda for the arab league the foreign ministers are currently holding discussions over whether or not to impose sanctions on damascus we understand also that the

pakistan blocks a vital nato supply route to afghanistan in response to a helicopter strike that's killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and threatens to further strain relations. cairo chaos fresh clashes flaring up in tahrir square as protesters give the new prime minister the cold shoulder and work on forming their own government. and how being blinded by love left this once aspiring us politician homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine we'll tell you more. five pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story pakistan has cut off the vital flow of nato supplies to afghanistan after a helicopter attack an overhaul of the border region and killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured more than a dozen the incident may deal a serious blow to ties between the alliance and islam a bad already somewhat strained over deadly raids in pakistani territory our correspondent in the region priya sridhar has more. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakistan afghan border that chec

nato may have finished its bombing. mission in libya but now there is a full scale western invasion corporations are queuing up to do business with the new government which is rewarding the military victory with lucrative oil and gas contracts nor smith looks at how the harvest of war is being reached. first british poems tourists apart now british companies will get paid to put it back together libya is open for business and u.k. firms are being encouraged to join the gold rush is a relatively wealthy country with oil reserves and i expect that there will be opportunities for british and indeed other cunt companies to get involved in the reconstruction of philip hammond is urging c.e.o.'s and sales directors to pack their suitcases and heads to the north african country the u.k.'s bill for its part in the nato intervention in libya is estimated at just under five hundred million dollars but according to the u.k. department of trade and investment the value of contracts to rebuild libya in areas ranging from electricity

the sun cuts a nato supply route to afghanistan and demands the u.s. vacated space after it claims that alliance airstrike kills dozens of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was highly likely to have been responsible for the killings . fresh clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty two protesters on tougher square say they will now take the future into their own hands and form their own government. and love really does hurt for this once aspiring american politician who has been left homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. very warm welcome to you at six am here in moscow on charon's karachi we go now to our top story pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato including diplomatic and political after the killing of up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers into alliance air strikes islam has already shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the u.s. vacate its air base in the southwest of the country within fifteen days archies priya sridhar reports. according to the pakistani military nato

nato troops use tear gas to disperse crowds of serbs refusing to dismantle barricades along because of those northern border tensions flare up again. and moscow warns it could deploy misfiled on the e.u. border and pull out of a major nuclear cuts deal with the u.s. if washington continues to pursue its plans for a missile defense shield in eastern europe us now at the kremlin with more details in just a moment. plus thousands of defiant egyptians a step up their demands for an end to the country's military rule. protests the continue occupying tahrir square despite security forces firing live rounds at crowds of people most from cairo in just a few moments. and later this hour turkmenistan will pump significantly more natural gas to china increasing the volume by two thirds the details in about twenty minutes. it is going to join us here so you are coming to you live from the heart of moscow i'm sure nato troops fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of ethnics defending their barricades along because of those border troops reportedly used special equipment to remove concrete barriers and

so innocent of it where say there was a nato air strike on going nato air strike against syria what would happen if a missile was the strike against that russian naval base at tartus palace on a russian service woman was killed so i'm sure you can sort of see what i'm getting that there would be the potential for a face of between nato and russia certainly all good points so the new seems to be though tightening around president assad's neck with mounting pressure from arab as well as western countries do you think we are yet to see another regime. at the moment it seems that the syrian military. is supporting president assad's. it seems that the generals they are on board to there's no talk of a coup however if that was to change then potentially we could see another arab government another arab leader fall from power but as i said. i don't believe that there will be nato intervention and what i'm getting at is this it was a mater intervention in libya which the n.c.c. to power then it was a nato airstrike that destroyed could effie's command and control centers. his ground forces. they

and nato. nato hasn't accepted blame for the incident but is promising a full investigation. >>> one of the three american college students detained in egypt is back in the u.s. egyptian police accused gregory porter and two other americans of throwing molotov cocktails from a rooftop. the other two students are expected to arrive home later tonight. >>> the federal government is investigating the chevy volt over fears the electric car batteries may pose a fire risk. the national highway traffic safety administration says the lithium ion waters could catch fire in a crash. so far there's no recall. gm insists the car is safe. >>> well, pepper spray can hurt but online mockery stings for a lot longer. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: first an officer hosed down protesters with pepper spray. now he's getting hosed back. peppered with ridicule for watering my hippies. >> he was like watering the garden like this. >> now he's spraying everyone from santa to jesus at the last supper. he's spra

russia's new radar keeps watch on the country's western most border strike force is planned if nato fails to guarantee its european missile shield is named against moscow. first parliamentary poll in decades with the second day of voting underway in the wake of violent protests but thousands are boycotting the election too. and in business when you sit down have just rolled out of the out of our production line find out why russia is big and can make it meet this new ground is success. evening from moscow it's ten pm tuesday night here you're watching r t with me kevin know in our top story a case based on prejudice and conjecture lawyers for a russian woman the suspected of spying have lashed out at britain's security service after a panel over ruled a deportation order and said catch is a tool of can stay in britain she was accused of trying to siphon information during an affair with a british m.p. she worked for. and it's been following the case in london. the cotton panel of three judges including a former head of the british security service ruled on balance of probability she was n

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>> nato convoys at a standstill. vital supplies going nowhere as pakistan's borders remain firmly closed to nato traffic. they margaret our soldiers, says this truck driver. -- they murdered our soldiers. the loss of 24 soldiers at the hands of nato has caused outrage here. pakistan would like their western allies to feel their pain. the cabinet has decided to boycott next week's conference on the future of afghanistan. that will deprive the gathering of a regional player who has some influence over afghan insurgents. the bloodshed at two remote dock post is being investigated by nato and the u.s.. -- the bloodshed at two remote outposts is being investigated. they have to beg their nato counterparts to halt the attack. nato says the facts are to be determined. >> the focus will be to determine the effect of the incident and the matters that facilitate a better understanding of the circumstances surrounding the deaths and the injuries of the pakistan forces. >> protests have been continuing here and some opposition p

and nato officials. here's what pakistan's top military spokesperson had to say about the incident. >> these great resentment because in the past also these kinds of incidents happened and the excuse was given that it was by mistake or it was confusion because of the militants crossing over. but the fact is that we got together and exact locations were exchanged and these are the border posts being manned by pakistani soldiers. >> reporter: the prime minister called an emergency meeting on saturday night with military and government leaders trying to formulate a response to this incident. we should also point out that pakistan has shut down the two nato supply routes that takes supplies from pakistan to afghanistan. that means roughly 40% of nato supplies are parked here in pakistan, not clear when they will move again, not clear what other measures pakistan is prepared to take in response to this incident. >> let's get some analysis now with cnn national security analyst peter bergen joining us by phone

many weapons were destroyed in nato airstrikes. officials say it is not clear how many are still in circulation. nigeria's ambassador to the united nations said the resolution drafted by russia and adopted unanimously is about mopping up weapons in post- conflict libya. >> the resolution 2017 is about mopping up weapons in post- conflict libya. the danger and the threats posed by the proliferation of weapons in libya has been recognized by the council and this resolution is to pursue this mopping up strategy, especially small cars and light weapons. >> nato has announced that its mission in libya has formally ended. they describe the operation as one of the most successful in the 62-year history of nato. he stressed the mission, was in support of the u.n. mandate, protect the civilian population. >> the gaddafi regime, a real threats against the civilian population. we've mandated to protect civilians against the threats. that is the reason why we targeted gaddafi regime military facilities. >> if the mission was to protect the civ

soundcards a nato supply routes afghanistan demands the u.s. to vacate its base after it claims an alliance airstrike killed dozens of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was highly unlikely to have been responsible for the killings. clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty two protesters on tahrir square say they will not stop the future into their own hands and form their own government. and loverly does her produce once aspiring american politician has been left homeless i'm told list on the streets of ukraine. thank you for joining us i've am here and most with your headlines now i'm karen taraji pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato including diplomatic and political after the killing of up to twenty pakistani soldiers into alliance airstrikes islam abott has already shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the u.s. vacate its air base in the southwest of the country within fifteen days archies priya sridhar reports. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually

interim government brought to power by nato is strengthening its grip on the country nato and some arab states now openly call for regime change in syria the louder the call the more violent the opposition becomes. because of the western countries and the capitals of some countries in the region are openly recommending opposition to not hold talks with the assad regime and looks like political probation on an international scale civil war is brewing in syria the whole region seems to be plunging deeper into crisis. while people suffer in the continuing wave of violence in the middle east and north africa some penalties say certain powers might be interested in keeping the trouble boiling there are certain powerful interests outside of the middle east who wants to bring chaos as a rule in scenario discontent and chaos in order that it long term will be militarized directly by nato and the oil resources of these oil rich countries large can be directly put under private hands it looks like this so-called transition to democracy in the wake of the arab spring is not going to while more blo

and russia's new radar keeps watch on the country's western most border with strike forces plan if nato fails to guarantee its european missile shield isn't a against moscow. a.p.m. choose did i hear a moscow welcome you're watching r t with me kevin now in this hour and first tonight a case based on prejudice and conjecture lawyers for a russian woman suspected of spying have lashed out in britain security service for a panel over ruled a deportation order and said catch is a tool of can stay in britain she was accused of trying to siphon information during an affair with a british m.p. she worked for his other ben it's been following the case in london. the cotton panel of three judges including a former head of the british security service ruled on balance of probability she was not and is not a russian spy but is not certainly not we need to reach this point she was arrested twelve months ago back in december last year on suspicion of being a spy and since then according to her lawyer she's been living a cash guest nightmare and she's been living under this very strict bail conditio

is strengthening its grip on the country nato and some arab states now openly call for regime change in syria the louder they call the more violent the opposition becomes oh i grew up in the states western countries and the capitals of some countries in the region are openly recommending opposition to not hold talks with the assad regime and looks like a political for the cation on an international scale civil war is brewing in syria the whole region seems to be plunging deeper into a crisis. while people suffer in the continuing wave of violence in the middle east and north africa some analysts say certain powers might be interested in picking the trouble boiling there are certain powerful interests outside of the middle east who wants to bring chaos is a rolling scenario discontent and chaos in order that it long term will be militarized directly by nato and that the oil rig. sources of the oil rich countries by and large can be directly put under private hands it looks like this so-called transition to democracy in the wake of the arab spring is not going to well more blood is bei

russia's envoy to nato has stressed russia now expects some serious dialogue with nato partners and said there is a point where negotiations just have to stop. we will carry on thoughts with our american and nato partners until the us passes the point of no return in this one after the point of no return is the finalization of the european and the system if we should make sure that the matter in question is an employment of the sites and locations in which it strategic nuclear force can be monitored our fates adaptive approach will be implemented in full therefore there is still time for negotiations and we are calling upon our american counterparts and nato partners to waste no time and make sure that all european countries involved even those involved against their will get not only assurances but legally binding guarantees based on specific technical quote syria of missile defense. i got some more insight on this from glen ford a former member of the european parliament are joining us live now here on r.t. . thank you for coming on the program today so we're making its position on the

the sun cuts in nato supply route to afghanistan and demands the us a baby at its base after it claims an alliance airstrike killed dozens of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was highly likely to have been responsible for the killings . fresh clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty one protesters on tucker square say they will now take the future into their own hands and form their own government. and love really does hurt for this once aspiring american politician has been left homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. thank you for joining us on parents who are actually it's two o'clock here in moscow there are top story right now pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato after the killing of up to twenty pakistani soldiers into alliance airstrikes in retaliation islamic god has shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the u.s. vacates its air base in the southwest of the country artie's priya sridhar reports . according to the pockets the many military nato helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the

the sun cuts a nato supply routes to afghanistan and demands the u. was vacated space after it claims an alliance airstrike kills dozens of pakistani soldiers nato admits it was highly unlikely to have been responsible for the killings. fresh clashes in cairo as the death toll rises to forty two protesters on top or a square say they will now take the future into their own hands and form their own government. and love really does her for this once aspiring american politician who's been left homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. thank you for joining us seven am here in moscow i'm karen taraji your top story now pakistan is reviewing the terms of its cooperation with nato including diplomatic and political after the killing of up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and two lines air strikes islamic bomb has already shut down nato supply routes into afghanistan pakistan is also demanding the u.s. vacate its air base in the southwest of the country within fifteen days archies previous trader reports. according to the pocket military nato helic

nato admits it might be behind the airstrike that killed pakistani soldiers an incident that's already led to pakistan blocking a vital military supply route to afghanistan. cairo chaos with fresh clashes flaring up in tahrir square as protesters give the new prime minister the cold shoulder and work on forming their own government. and how being blinded by love left one once aspiring u.s. politician homeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story nato admits it's probably to blame for a deadly helicopter raid along the pakistan afghanistan border that killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured more than a dozen others islamabad responded by cutting off the flow of vital nato supplies to afghanistan the incident may deal a serious blow to the already strained relations over lethal incursions in pakistani territory our correspondent priya srijit has more. according to the pakistani military nail helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakistan afghan border that checkpoin

breakaway kosovo face clouds of tear gas as they refuse demands by nato soldiers to dismantle barricades on the region's northern borders. i must go stresses it's not about to stop a reset of ties with the us but will hold nuclear disarmament and deploy rockets to its borders if washington establishes its missile defense shield in europe. and in business western markets which treat for the first day thursday with the indices closing in the red book at the figures more closely. because now at seven pm on a thursday here in moscow this is our life with me rory some shy egypt's military has apologized for the deaths of nearly forty protestors over several days of clashes with police that's a risk i was quiet this morning for the first time since the fresh surge of the rest began on saturday after both sides declared a break in fighting meanwhile the arab league meets in cairo but the delegates focus is on syria and the imposition of new sanctions. reports from the egyptian capital. at this stage we have no indication that discussing what is happening in egypt is on the agenda for the arab l

the new low in relations following a nato air strike which killed more than twenty of its soldiers have bloodied pakistan and says it will now play no part in a key international meeting on building a secure ghana steal. the u.k. orders evacuation of a damacy iran and warns of serious consequences after angry protesters stormed the facility following a decision to pose more sanctions. doubts were cast over egypt's parliamentary elections as protesters continue their demand for the military rulers to step down as a record number of hopefuls turn up to vote for change and the country. also serves persist with putting up roadblocks along the disputed border despite nato forces clamping down with tear gas and rubber bullets in the days of confrontation. and uncertainty dominates global markets russia is no exception in the audience m i six in the season opener wednesdays trade flats and pointing in opposite directions more of this in twenty to. eleven am the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua welcome to the program well if you were as pakistan is making its anger abundan

and nato officials. here's what pakistan's top military spokesperson had to say about the incident. >> there is a great resentment, because these kinds of incidents happen and the excuse was given that it was by mistake or it was confusion because someone was chased because of the militants crossing over. but the fact is that they got together and exact locations were exchanged, and they were being manned by pakistani soldiers. >> calling an emergency meeting on saturday night with military and government leaders, trying to formulate a response to this incident. we should also point out that pakistan has shut down the two nato supply routes that take supplies from pakistan to afghanistan. that means roughly 40% of nato supplies are near pakistan, not clear when they're going to move again, not clear what other measures pakistan is prepared to take in response to this incident. c cnn. >> this is likely to impact already strained relations with the u.s. our soenior analyst peter bergmn explains how bad thi

this is our team tonight nato admits it may have been behind the airstrike that killed twenty eight pakistani soldiers which has already led islam about a block of vital military supply routes afghanistan. chaos in cairo with fresh clashes flaring up in tahrir square as protesters give the new pm the cold shoulder and work on forming their over government. now big blinded by love left this once aspiring american politician hopeless and hopeless on the streets of ukraine. hello very good evening from having zero in here at r.t. moscow tonight it's eight pm here in our top story nato admits it's probably to blame for a deadly helicopter raid on the pakistan afghanistan border that killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured over a dozen others it's not a bad responded by cutting off the flow of vital nato supplies to afghanistan instead may deal a serious blow to the already strained relations over lethal incursions in pakistani territory our correspondent in the region chris street has got the details. according to the pocket study military nato helicopters actually attacked a mil

and nato don't reconsider their plans first of all activated immediately will be early radar warning stations in kaliningrad which is russia's most western and played the country's nuclear strategic forces will be strengthened significantly he pointed out that this needs to happen both urgently are the countries of strategic missiles will be fitted with advanced kind of tracing systems and latest generation warheads and he's also notify the armed forces that a system needs to be developed that could destroy data exchange in the control systems of this planned missile defense shield if these steps are not enough the president pointed out that this would be russia's last resort. just a pitch if other measures are insufficient russia will deploy and temporary strike systems in the west and south east in order to prevent further damage from u.s. missile systems like any other system or deployment of the it's going to missile system in the coming generation will be one such step if the situation develops in an unfavorable way russia will reserve the right to seize further steps in any dis

nato troops have fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of affleck serves the fanning they are barricades along the cost of serbia border troops reportedly used special equipment to remove concrete barriers late on wednesday and put up a barbed wire fans to try and restore control of the area gunshots were reportedly heard when hundreds of ethnic serbs poured into the streets to. the wire around twenty roadblocks were mounted to stop local authorities in northern ca so from controlling the serb dominated area tensions have been on the rise over disputed border crossings since the summer clashes as the weight of one constant or authorities move to checkpoints while imposing a trade ban on serbian goods for many serbs living in the area we just because it was two thousand and eight independence from serbia and now corresponds alex airshaft scale will be joining us shortly with more. don de bar and i war activists and journalists says that these latest actions my natives caso a forest are a blight and sign of aggression ok for is a struct that was developed for you know the united nations an

and nato. the government says nato's helicopters killed 24 pakistan soldiers at two military checkpoints during a raid. nato officials admit it's highly likely they did. our nick peyton walsh is live from kabul with more on this. nick. >> reporter: absolutely. the statement accepts it was highly likely they refer to what was air support strikes. they said there was an operation going on my afghan and nato forces on the afghan side of the border hunting down insurgents. they called in air support and that's when this incident occurred. they won't say whether it happened inside pakistan or talk about numbers. but clearly an effort by nato to try to begin the reconciliation process as the pakistanis come up with angry rhetoric towards washington. >> so, nick, is pakistan decides it will cut off some of the cooperation it has extended to the u.s./nato, where does afghanistan play in this? how will it choose sides? >> reporter: well, the afghans have their bed made really here. however much they tal

and the new russian radar guard on its western most border with strike force is on the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its european missile shield isn't damed against moscow. and for a lot of business desk russian stocks closed in the red poling my six biggest gain in seven weeks that's up to moody's investors service warned of downgrades for european banks and one of the figures in opposites bulletin and twenty minutes time . seven pm in moscow i'm at treasure good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story a russian woman accused of being a spy has won her legal battle against deportation from britain catches a two event here was accused of trying to siphon information while having an affair with a british member of parliament she was working for bennett has more from london. the cotton panel of three judges including a former head of the british security service ruled on balance of probability she was not and is not a russian spy but is not certainly not we need her to reach this point she was arrested twelve months ago back in december last year on suspicion of being a spy an

has been lost so really you know nato is no interest in anything else and this is this is nato has business and there's no influence on. just following that through you're saying so there's no influence the no that nato has left the job as you say is being done there's no more influence there will be any influence on who the next government will be. now there is there is an influence what i'm saying is in terms of fundamentally nato have achieved what they have and they haven't gone away i'm still getting reports on the ground that nato are still being called in by the rebels to fight against the resistance and that's developing in libya so this is this is the situation that the libyans are facing. whether there was a news line out wasn't a week or two ago but cats are admitting it sent hundreds or going to send hundreds of troops there that was way beyond a u.n. resolution in force at the time it didn't allow it just give me your thoughts about what carter was doing there what is qatar's interest in making that move. the figure of the french newspaper has admitted sent five thousand specia

--reporter pkg-as follows -- slowly nato's transferring the security of afghanistan ver to afghans.the next regions to be handed overrwill soon be announced by president hamid karzai.it may, nato and afghan officials have told cnn,, innlude two of what have been - historicallyy- the moot violent parts of the country's south.first, in helland, there's the district of nad e ali: where many british troops have diee over the years.but plso - in kandahaa - the argandab valley - recently a hotbed of insurgent violence where many americans have died. now a afghan official in argandab tells us security is a lot better, but that's there in force.if they leave, hh tells s, things might get worse and fast.but the logic of thiss- some say - is to have afghans face their toughest work while nato still has enough troops to help..t is good when we have a significant nato presence in affhaniitan to start with the toughest parts in afghanistan aad that will provide the opportunity for the afghan security forces to defend themselvessand in the meantime ttansition and ameriia's long term role in afghan s

about also cut up a vital not nato supply route for afghanistan in response the instant deals a serious blow to the already strained relations as our correspondent chris frida reports. according to the pakistani military nato helicopters actually attacked a military checkpoint on the pakistan afghan border that checkpoints called salo law in response to this incident actually ask elated pretty quickly and the top is that the military actually shut down that checkpoint which is the shortest checkpoint between pakistan and afghanistan so now all the supplies that were meant for nato forces in afghanistan are not able to get over the border in the pakistani military also called this tap quote unquote unprovoked and indiscriminate now nato helicopters are often in this region performing missions against militancy and the taliban in this region pakistan is a very strategic ally to the united states in the quote unquote war on terror and tensions between the two countries have always existed they came to an all time high back in may when the united states performed a unilateral attack that ac