russia's invasion of ukraine has assured ukraine's western orientation. the kremlin has lost the ukrainian people but as ukraine's new government forms kiev will need continued international support led by the united states and will also need commitment to spiritual integrity and a resolve to impose additional costs on russia for it is behavior. ukraine cannot be permanently relegated to the gray zone. moscow see as successful democratic ukraine as a threat to president vladimir putin's authoritarian regime. it is in russia's interest to see you crepe's democratic and economic reforms fail. therefore it should be our mission to ensure they do not. thank you. >> thank you doctor. our final witness is dr. james carfano. he is .have of the catherine and shelby cohen davis institute for international studies of the the heritage foundation. a 25-year army veteran, the doctor served in europe and south korea retiring with the rank of lieutenant colonel. he is also an adjunct professor. he focus on the national security required to secure the long term sbrsz of

welcomes her ukrainian counterpart in berlin and the 2 discussed efforts to bring peace to eastern ukraine including a possible extension of russian sanctions but concerns over america goals health of dominated the visit with the chancellor appearing to suffer the effects of dehydration amid a heat wave in the german capital also on the program germany's top security official says the shocking killing of a local politician is an alarm bell for german democracy and evidence of the dangerous new face of right wing extremism and the former head of european football we should the teenie maintain this is innocence after being detained by police in france investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state of qatar. thank you so much for your company everyone german charles the ugly american who has reiterated her commitment to maintaining russian sanctions over moscow support for separatist forces in eastern ukraine while america all made the comments as she hosts it ukraine's newly elected president vladimir selenski is the former comedian's 1s

ukraine's sovereignty on the german side let's go to nic now to get their perspective for ukraine germany of course very keen to resuscitate the peace process remind us what the miss peace process exactly is and is mr vladimir's lenski the man to help revive it. well the process was the political process back in 2014 that brought the presence of ukraine and russia together in the belarusian capital with international mediation and basically froze this conflict in the state has been since then the front line hasn't moved significantly since then we didn't see the conflict spreading to the rest of ukraine but equally we have seen progress being made on a political process that would bring those regions currently held by separatists back into ukrainian control basically both sides essentially playing chicken with each other saying that the other side needs to take the 1st step well in terms of zelinsky chances really to be the person to shake things up i fear he won't be able to make as much progress as he hopes and won't find situations and if he different to his predecessor petro poroshenk

what happens in ukraine doesn't stay in ukraine. further, russia has continued to aggressively use natural gas as a tool of political warfare. the current gas transit contract between ewe yain and russia expires at the end of this calendar year. this raises concern that with the negotiations stalled, a potential gas cries se -- crisis this coming january that could affect supplies to europe. nordstream 2 is part of russia's warfare against ukraine. once completed it will allow russia to circumvent ukraine. it's important to know that in addition to what the ambassador laid out, nordstream 2 has other purposes. it tracks almost perfectly with the gas transit pipelines in ukraine. this means you crane's gas pipelines are de facto acting as a deterrent on further russian military aggression. without gas flowing through those pipelines the deterrent will disappear. despite russia's continued aggression against ukraine they have made significant strides on reform. significantly, ukraine reformed its energy sector, set up anti-corruption

ukraine's progress toward high europeans living and security standards is a demand of the ukraine society. brent: let's get more on the visit. i'm joined by our correspondent in brussels. when he was running for office, he was very careful not to allow himself to be called a pro-eu or pro-nato candidate. now he goes to brussels saying i need you. how did that go down in brussels? >> there was a lot of skepticism initially when he ran and won. as you say, he was not your typical politician. especially not your typical ukrainian politician. they are very pro-eu and pro-nato. he was tactically smart in making brussels's first trip abroad. that was very well-received. i've spoken to a lot of people about how he is building his administration, whether he can be taken seriously. everyone i've spoken with says he is surrounded himself with smart people and taking the job seriously. brent: he has made it clear that his main objective is to bring an end to the war in ukraine and he needs the eu and nato to do that. can they deliver what he needs and is there an appetite for them to step up their i

which ukraine says undermines its energy security so there were some contentious issues there but i think more than all of that the really important thing for today was about the mood music these are 2 leaders who really couldn't be much more different in terms of style and temperament and this is an opportunity for them to show that they can work together and also it will bring peace to donbass which is of course the most important issue in relations between ukraine and the e.u. as a whole all right well let's find out if the 2 leaders hit it off well let's go to emma here and land so how did it go. well what i can say indeed. they got on together it was their kasian for a chance language america to show germany's support towards ukraine she saved germany was supporting bose the economy development and democracy development of ukraine saying that germany was welcoming the reform steps undertaken while those where i cannot it acknowledged to be difficult and i got america so too and a fair. process agreement she said as long as there is no a progress on this front of the sanctions c

which ukraine says undermines its energy security so there were some contentious issues there but i think more more more than all of that the really important thing for today was about the mood music these are 2 leaders who really couldn't be much more different in terms of style and temperament and this is an opportunity for them to show that they can work together and also it will bring peace to donbass which is of course the most important issue in relations between ukraine and the e.u. as a whole all right well let's find out if the 2 leaders hit it off well let's go to emma here and land so how did it go. well what i can say indeed that. they got on together it was their cajun for a chance language america to show germany's support towards the ukraine she say germany was supporting bose the economy development and democracy development of ukraine saying that germany was welcoming the reform steps undertaken while those were acknowledged acknowledged to be difficult and i got america so 2 and a fair. process agreement she said as long as there is no a progress on this front of t

of the ukraine society. our let's get more now on that mr zelinsky visit to do then i'm joined by our correspondent teri schultz she is covering the story for us tonight in brussels good evening to you gerry you know when mr zelinsky was running for office he was very careful not to allow himself to be called a pro e.u. candidate or pro nato candidate and now he goes to brussels saying i need you give me this how did that go down in brussels well i think there was a lot of skepticism initially when zelinsky ran and won because as you say he wasn't your typical politician. especially not your typical ukrainian politician of the latter days where they are very pro e.u. and very pro nato but he was very tactically smart in making brussels his 1st trip abroad in the office and that was very well received and i've spoken to a lot of people about how zelinsky is building his administration whether he can be taken seriously and everyone i've spoken with including today says he's surrounding himself with a lot of ve

for families of the 298 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane i'm a little rock and roll in this is the day. watch that will be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures so it was a quote they said they are responsible for shooting down an image of igor get good i just want to know to prove that this is the. santa guy dubin skeet kind of relief because now the start of the process. like. you tell it is why do you bring mr putin directly because he made this possible i lay we need to cut jungle. i think it's just that they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up walls to

ukraine ties panning out under the landscape. i think philco will be wary of criticizing zelinsky because it have to get to know him and zelinsky surrounded himself with advisors and ministers who were who had fallen out with publishing co so that he would be aware he would know many of these people and he will tread very carefully because you are a very skilled diplomat very experienced and he will not attempt to dictate to the landscape he will encourage it still and to continue the same path as publishing career especially going for. economic reform and judicial reform and especially the rule of law in a way to counter corruption. the key question is the military of course full quiz asked about would the united states provide more lethal weapons to the ukrainian military and he gave a very diplomatic response which was it's up to ukraine the ukrainian military to become more professional so they can ensure the security of your crane and he didn't say yes or no but that would be one of the questions which will will come up shou

and what do you think volcker has taken such a stance what game is he trying to play with ukraine and its partners. well i mean the problems for any government in the ukraine a pretty a pretty serious economic problems remain very bad i mean really the phrase reform that you just used there in your reports and it's very halts what the vote actually means what they mean by you know this is a language that was used 20 years ago during the during the you know the collapse of the former soviet union and the whole issue of reform just became a kind of. a code word for privatization deregulation and you know basically theft on a grand scale so when these people use the word reform. or raise my eyebrows because of course there's the risk that there is no real reform in saudi crane in terms of that they've been pushing the policy of malts as asian products are essentially just possibly not in the interests of the older folk for many years and whoever is in power will be forced to carry on down the road because of the debts that the country has and on the weak position that it saved in geopoli

is their business i mean i'm say russia is sort of a mainstream thing in ukraine nowadays that's not really the issue here the issue is that facebook a company which has certain rules and community guidelines against extremism has literally implied somebody from a neo nazi background to take over their operations in ukraine i mean it's very very worrying because obviously i mean. she's obviously got a certain ideology perhaps she'll be totally fair in the way she implements the. job she's been given because you have to ask questions and you have to wonder like i mean our face have facebook i'm going to make a statement on this are they going to say they've had some guarantee you some missed crook that she's you know renouncing your next years or more how's it going to work i mean i don't know i mean i mean i will be guarantees that she will act as a as a as a you know and a straight shooter or worse you prioritising you know the ukrainian far right over moderates or or or people who got maybe some sympathy towards russia which by the way despite all the discourse over recent years an

counterpart newly elected ukrainian president and metal discussing efforts to bring peace to eastern ukraine including a possible extension of russian sanctions but concerns over health dominated the visit today with the chancellor appearing to suffer the effects of dehydration amid the heat wave here in the german capital also coming up tonight germany's top security official says the killing of a pro politician is an alarm bell for german democracy and he says it's evidence of the dangerous new face of right wing extremism and the former head of european football michel platini maintains his innocence after being detained by police in france investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state of qatar. i bring golf it's good to have you with us we begin tonight right here in berlin where german chancellor angela merkel has committed to maintaining russian is saying sions over moscow support for those separatist forces in eastern ukraine she stopped short however of so. porting ukraine's calls to expand those sanctions now this issue it was

as well yes it is significant but i mean ukraine is clearly a biased crowd here why. russia's russia has also paused its radar readings from in from and from an area that borders eastern ukraine and russia says that there are a year that russia's raiders have not detected any missile launch either which again would have been impossible if the missile had been launched from a rebel controlled area so i mean they're choosing a so the g.a.t.a. effectively chose to take into account ukraine's radar readings but ignored russia's radar readings so they're there you go and i mean it's not just russia that has been skeptical over this whole investigation in malaysia the country the world a direct victim over this horrible tragedy they have been critical of this investigation before as well take a listen. the accusing russians of buying them. but what is the evidence you could even be the ukrainian government because they do have does him. no way we excluded from the examination but from the very beginning we see too much politics indeed the idea was to find out how did this h

and we just secure in their constitution over ukraine remains unchanged. that this is the prey you are of our foreign policy you chremes progress towards hi you're pm living in security standards is it demand of the ukraine society that was the new ukrainian president there in brussels today here's some of the other stories now making headlines around the world of ortiz in peru say they've seized over 5 tons of illegal drugs that were destined for europe greece president said the hole was made in a multinational operation involving police in argentina spain italy officials say the suspects were using front companies intending to export honey and but analysts frigid prosecutors investigating rape allegations against actor. didn't say that they closed the case due to a lack of evidence to producing here in archival footage was accused of raping and assaulting a young actress and his parents mansion in august of last year a group of students disrupted proceedings in the german parliament the bonus talk today accusing the government of not doing enough to comb

for families of the 298 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane a male rock'n'roll in this is the day. they'll be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures over the gold he said they are responsible for shooting down an egyptian eagle get good at this one and out of. this is the real. santa guy skeet kind of relief because now the start of the process over like a lot of utilities why do you bring you food and diapers because he made this possible and they will need to cut jungle. i think it's just they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up walls to keep out refugees we

for families of the 298 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane i'm a little rock n roll in this is the day. they'll be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures so it was a quote he said they are responsible for shooting down a makeshift ego get good at this one and no to this is such a. sad guy. kind of relief because now the start of the process over like the utilities why do you bring yourself to find out because you made this possible and they will need to cut jungle. i think it's just that they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up walls to keep out refugees we go

malaysia airlines flight m.h. 70 nearly 300 people were killed on the passenger jet was shot down over ukraine 5 years ago but will the suspects ever stand trial also coming up and independent u.n. report says saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on should be investigated over the killing of jamal khashoggi the journalist was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year plus a staggering new figure from the u.s. refugee agency the number of displaced people worldwide has reached a record high of more than $70000000.00 we asked the un's high commissioner for refugees what's behind the increase and what the international community can do to reverse this trend. on the ark thank you so much for your company everyone. but we begin in the netherlands where dutch prosecutors have named 4 suspects in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 75 years ago the international team heading the investigation announced that one ukrainian and 3 russian men will face murder charges in the netherlands for their alleged involvement in shooting down the plane back in july 24000 flight m.h. 17 was hit b

possessed ukraine it would be the missile was in a position over ukraine and that it never left the country so another another thing is radar data which the man in the clip also mentioned may seem like a lot to take in so we preferred a short clip explaining what they what they received and what they are now saying wasn't clear enough doesn't paint a clear enough picture have a look. the previous g 80 investigation so many tram frankly shouting accusations at russia but instead of trying to out yell its critics russia showed original documents raw data and experiment results which poked holes in the investigation exhibit a. russia's defense ministry dug into its archives and deep it traced the missile based on the pieces discovered among the debris of m.h. 17 the ministry determined its tail number revealing the full life cycle of the project tile manufactured back in the days of the soviet union in 1986 the missile was shipped to a military base in ukraine it never left the territorial the soviet republic and then after the breakup of uses of the country according to the ministries

for families of the 298 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane i'm a little rock n roll in this is the day. they'll be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures. they said they are responsible for shooting down amateur igor get good at this when i know the good this is a good. segue i. kind of relief because now the start of the process. for a lot of people it is why do you grimace if you can doubt it because he made this possible and they will need to cut jungle. i think it's just they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up walls to keep out refugees we go to uganda a

for families of the 298 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane a male rock'n'roll in this is the day. they'll be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures. they said they are responsible for shooting down a midshipman igor good good i just want to know the truth that this is a good. santa guy. kind of relief because now the start of the process over like the utilities for the brain most of who can doubt it because he made this possible and they will need to cut jungle. i think it's best if they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up walls to keep out refugees we go to u

malaysia airlines flight m h 17 nearly 300 people were killed when the passenger jet were shot down over ukraine 5 years ago but will the suspects ever stand trial also coming up an independent u.n. report says saudi crown prince mamak been summoned should be investigated over the killing of. the journalist was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year. plus a staggering new figure from the un's refugee agency the number of displaced people worldwide has reached a record high of more than 70000000 we asked the beat us high commissioner for refugees what's behind the increase and what the international community can do to reverse this trend. on my heart thank you so much for your company everyone dutch prosecutors have named 4 suspects in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 75 years ago the international team heading the investigation announced that one ukrainian and 3 russian men will face murder charges for their alleged involvement and shooting down the plane in july 2014 flight m h 17 was hit by a russian made missile while flying over ukraine all 298 people on board were

malaysia airlines flight m h 70 nearly 300 people were killed when the passenger jet was shot down over ukraine 5 years ago but will the suspects ever stand trial also coming up an independent a u.n. report suggests saudi crown prince mom admits oman is linked to the killing of jamal khashoggi the journalist was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year. and while iraq thank you so much for your company everyone that ship prosecutors have named 4 suspects in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m.h. 75 years ago the international team heading the investigation announced that one ukrainian and 3 russian men face murder charges in the netherlands for their alleged involvement in shooting down the plane in july 2014 flight m h 17 was hit by a russian made missile all flying over ukraine all 298 people on board were killed most were from the netherlands. burning debris was all that was left of flight m.h. 17 after it exploded above the eastern ukrainian town of. it was difficult to gather evidence the site was in the crossfire of the conflict between pro russian militias and the ukra

in ukraine we're actually doing core putting. in both countries so it was important for us was the point it can work in. we can work in ukraine. take time machine and we were just in europe and that was the 1st time we. were sort. of this company taking off was the proof that it was universal. pretty much everywhere we went we found some cultural changes it's pretty universal there are cars everywhere cars are more listen to you everywhere and if you built a good product of good quality service you can you and our people to share the car at the terror you made the ukraine and acquisition. that the ukrainian company as far as i know was involved in some trans border rides do you still do that. between russia and ukraine. we. across borders. but back then it was no drink because it was very tiny it was. like 30000. have only 45 i mean people go back and forth there all the time and there's actually a huge demand because according to official ukrainian figures around 3000000 ukrainians. are doing their regular bases between the 2 co

plus ukraine's new president asked the e.u. to help bring peace to eastern ukraine a lot of resilience he tells you cheap junk load younger the block must ramp up pressure on moscow and the conflict with russia backed rebels. of iraq it's great to have you along everyone. u.s. president donald trump has described the relationship between his country and britain as the greatest alliance the world has ever known all during a joint press conference with prime minister theresa may in london both leaders repeatedly stress the special relationship between their 2 nations playing down the recent tensions between them but may also said they had openly discussed their differences such as on climate change or dealings with iran from various held out the prospect of a substantial change deal between u.k. and the u.s. as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union the united states is committed to a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. there is tremendous potential in the trade deal i say probably to add even 3 ti

end quote so she made a very firm very firm statement in favor of ukraine's sovereignty and i think that's what we can take away from today's meeting with the risky route and they can't give a germany is very keen to see progress on the minsk peace process which kenya linsky awful on that. well i'm richer it's pretty tough to see where he goes from here he has said that bringing peace to the east of ukraine is his priority stopping ukrainian soldiers dying he said in his big you know girls speech would be his main aim as leader. but to be totally honest about this he can bring new faces to the table he can bring in new negotiators he can try and change the tone that really has seen these negotiations run into into a basically into a cul de sac in the last few years with barely any progress made he's talked about confidence building moves like small exchanges of prisoners from both sides to really improve the tone between the 2 sides but beyond that this is not something strictly that's really in his hands to give a lot of this will be decided in the kremlin and the kremlin support f

malaysia airlines flight m.h. 70 nearly 300 people were killed when the passenger jet was shot down over ukraine nearly 5 years ago but will the suspects ever stand trial. plus the this german politician was shot in the head at close range by an alleged right wing extremist only service to getting word that the suspect acted alone or was part of a militant network. thank you so much for your company everyone new figures from the un refugee agency show record numbers of people have been displaced by war or persecution more than 17000000 people a. around the world are the currently displaced most of the refugees are from syria the war there has forced nearly 7000000 people to leave the country of gonna start south sudan 1000000 mark and somalia also saw millions leaving because of conflict and persecution where are they all going to while turkey tops the list of host countries with more then what will 3700000 people at followed by pakistan uganda sudan and germany's 5th on the list with more than 1000000 refugees we want to take now a closer look at uganda and ask why this country has been more we

is a demand of the ukraine society. well president is being closely watched by the more than 2000000 displaced people who have fled their homes in the region in eastern ukraine nick connelly traveled to a monastery that still offering refugees a safe harbor some 5 years after the fighting. and its monastery until 5 years ago this was a place where the people of the dumbass region came to pray and enjoy the views but when conflict broke out in 2014 city here just quickly became a place of refuge for thousands fleeing the fighting for a time refugees outnumber the locals $10.00 to $1.00. 5 years on and some of those refugees are still here around 200 people have found home in the ministry taking the place of pilgrims who once came here in large numbers it's mainly the elderly and single parents who haven't been able to move on. from donetsk is one of them and that's the beauty. of a sudden there were houses around where we lived and they were firing but we waited for a few days before finally leaving. i thought would only

suspects over their alleged involvement in the dawning up malaysia airlines flight m h 17 over eastern ukraine in 2014. also coming up this will is opposition parties accused of spending humanitarian aid money. hotels drugs and prostitutes. and boris johnson continues to leave the race to be britain's next prime minister despite remarks coming back to 2 more days of ballots will see the remaining hopefuls whittled down to 2 by thursday evening. just 5 pm here in moscow this weapons they do in the 19th welcome to our tea international i mean and only our top story international investigators have charged 4 suspects over the joining of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 back in 20143 of them are russian one ukrainian the tragedy over eastern ukraine in 24 claimed the lives of all 298 people on board the joint investigation team have also requested cooperation from russia after showing moscow's numerous offers to assist over the past 5 years let's not bring in our team. for more in this high there. yet so really for the 1st time the joint investigation team didn't name names and what's been said wel

families of the $298.00 passengers on board malaysia airlines flight m.h. 17 shot down over eastern ukraine 5 years ago security analysts pointed at russian backed rebels fighting in the region and tonight a team of international investigators has charged 3 russians and ukrainian with murder saying they may not have pushed the button but they helped put a missile launcher in place with the intent of shooting down an airplane a mile her rock and roll in this is the day. oh. they'll be placed on national and international wanted lists so we'll reveal their full names and show you their pictures and photos and you said they are responsible for shooting down a much different ego. i just want to know to throw some of this is to. say to been ski kind of relief because now the start of the process over like a lot of you did know is b.s. why do you blame mr putin directly because he made this possible and they were meats cut jungle. i think it's disgusting they deny everything they don't cooperate nothing. also coming up tonight as countries around the world strengthen their borders and put up wall

it's about growth here curvaceous ski runs ukraine bureau of russia's rian obviously news agency he was detained in kiev in may $28000.00 on suspicion of supporting a break we were publics in the east if convicted he could face 15 years in prison lawyer says the court failed to clarify the charges brought by the ukrainian security forces because he said the court didn't actually understand them either the case has drawn concern from several global humanitarian and journalist organizations along the way ukrainian authorities are seeking the maximum jail sentence for him if they do get a conviction which is key hopes that the new government in ukraine will look at his case from a more rational perspective pieces. the well here's the issue with your will you just there because the motive was indeed political of course i think no one wanted to find the real truth and to punish those who are guilty but i have stressed that no one cared for 4 years that we were a little tree destroying the cradle unity government and just less than one year before the election the authorities decided to tackl

in ukraine we're actually doing or putting. in both countries so it was important for us was to prove. you can work in. we can work in ukraine. take time machine and we were just in europe and that was the 1st time we. universal. company taking off was the proof that it was universal. pretty much everywhere we went we found some cultural changes it's pretty universal there are cars everywhere . everywhere and if you built a good product of good quality service you and our people to share the car at the terror you made the ukraine and acquisition. that the ukrainian company as far as i know was involved in some trans border rides do you still do. the rides between russia and ukraine. across borders. but back then it was no drink because it was very tiny it was. like 30000. have only 45 i mean people go back and forth there all the time and there's actually a huge demand because according to official ukrainian figures around 3000000 ukrainians. are doing their regular bases between the 2 countries and the traditional modes of tra

russia we can work in ukraine. take a time machine and we were just in europe and that was the 1st time. this company taking off was the proof that it was universal and pretty much everywhere we want we found some cultural changes it's pretty universal there are cars everywhere. everywhere and if you built a good product a good quality service you can you and our people to share the car at the tear you made that the ukraine and acquisition. that the ukrainian company as far as i know was involved in some trans border rides do you still do that. between russia and ukraine. i'm not sure we. actually cross borders. but back then it was no dream cross border in the beginning to the very tiny it was . like 30000. have really fortified i mean people go back and forth there all the time and there's actually a huge demand because according to official ukrainian figures around 3000000 ukrainians. are doing their regular bases between the 2 countries and the traditional modes of transportation are hinder it because of the po

between russia and ukraine. we. are actually across the border. but back then it was no dream big because it was very tiny it was. like 30000. have only 45 i mean people go back and forth there all the time and there's actually a huge demand because according to official ukrainian figures around 3000000 ukrainians. are doing their regular bases between the 2 countries and the traditional modes of transportation are hindered because of the political situation do you think you should actually is there a business opportunity there for you or you would be more sort of politically sensible in this. country except maybe countries that belgium cross borders very don't you for us to do mystic. like he's very. close border speaking about politics there was another interesting case. involving blah blah car this time in the ukraine a when the driver and the passenger got into a heated argument about politics and the driver of a certain point decided that the journey is still being. allowed the passenger by the side of the road i wonder if there is any attic

prosecutor general of ukraine. chief public prosecutor of the national prosecutors office of the netherlands. and the chief constable of the national police of the netherlands. i understand my colleagues will pick to those attending and the media representatives later today. the working leg which is of the co nfe re nce working leg which is of the conference are english and dutch. —— working languages. the chief constable will address you today. this presentation will conclude with a call for witnesses, and afterwards, there will be an opportunity to ask questions of my colleagues. translation: ladies and gentlemen, based on the investigation of the joint investigation team, we have decided to prosecute four suspects for a downing flight mh17. this is the start of the dutch criminal proceedings. this aeroplane, malaysia airlines flight mh17, with its 298 passengers, ended up in an area almost five years ago in eastern ukraine where an armed conflict was going on. that conflict is still going on today. turning a

the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea. for news of her missing son timor. i'm here for you but you my story were more than a little but i was the was there he. was a store or a sailor but there are losses that are many but you have. to more openly opposed russia's annexation of crimea in 2014. though his mother refuses to accept it it's likely he paid for his opposition with his life. here is that i wanted your boss to me was that almost like at that point that you would have had a will to transfer us. at that at the best the i would say it's she's not alone in her grief. numerous young counterman have disappeared following a rest. of the person or a brother or her or his sugarbush or are some sort of cretaceous your school records are going to read super sort of church near you do not search the doors were words. were summarily do which. was 1st and then the prepared through. the person put on a bit of. a suit that is the room for. russia's determined to keep its alleged abuse of human rights away from public scrutiny. th

i mean time as well as taking off foreign media ukraine's also shoring up its military muscle with a $250000000.00 a day package from the us there mr bush the country's defense abilities and health care of maintain domestic security as it's been battling an insurgency in the east since 2040 now the united states remains committed to helping ukraine to strengthen democratic civilian control of the military promote command and control reforms enhanced transparency and accountability in acquisition and budgeting and advance defense industry reforms. the recently announced military aid is part of a series of pentagon payments to ukraine since 2040 washington's fundies and funding is now reached one and a half $1000000000.00 all told sniper rifles rocket propelled grenade launchers are among the lethal and nonlethal items which ukraine will get from the pentagon the u.s. says the move reaffirms the longstanding defense relationship whole announcement comes after a reported spike in fronting along the front line in the eastern region in recent days it conflicts thought overalls with killed

croque is known for her coverage of the uprising in ukraine and has been praised by the u.s. atlantic council. got to recruit has officially announced that she's now working at facebook as a policy manager for ukraine while located in warsaw i should say we've been expecting this for years catarina is a leading expert in the information field a speaker at all conferences on dissin from asian that have been held recently and a very honest person with principles however back in 2014 she did tweet about the adesa tragedy praising the death of 43 pace for and he revolution activists trapped inside a burning trade union building they were there were clashes between those for and against the uprising in the black sea port city in southern ukraine the un criticize ukraine for not to be investigating the tragedy there were at the time kiev did launch a number of criminal cases a word of warning they might find the following footage distressing. was chris was. was just a. journalist primadonna believes that such an appointment should raise serious concerns. issue is that facebook a co

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malaysia airlines flight m.h. 17 nearly 300 people were killed when the passenger jet was shot down over ukraine 5 years ago but will the suspects ever stand trial also coming up an independent u.n. report suggests saudi crown prince mohammed bin samadhi is linked to the killing of jamal khashoggi but journalist was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year plus a staggering new figure from the un's refugee agency the number of displaced people worldwide has reached a record high of more than $70000000.00 we asked the un's high commissioner for refugees what's behind the increase and what the international community can do to reverse this trend. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world a very warm welcome to the program dutch prosecutors have named 4 suspects in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m.h. 75 years ago the international team heading the investigation announced that one ukrainian and 3 russian men face murder. charges in the netherlands for their alleged involvement in shooting down the plane and july 24th flight m h 17 was hit by a russian m

ok sort of a story we're closely following today a journalist accused of high treason in ukraine has described the charges as upsurge during a court plea hearing. is accused of using the news agency you run as a cover for a hybrid information war against ukraine he's already spent more than a year in custody untold artie's ruptly video agency his case is being driven by politics. and you pretty much the way you do your i think my case is a national disgrace it's absolutely politically motivated it is at least silly to judge a journalist for his job. the ukrainian bureau of russia's ria novosti news agency he was the taint in kiev in may of last year on suspicion of supporting the breakaway republics in the east if convicted he could face 15 years in prison for lawyer sees the court failed to close. the charges brought by the ukrainian security forces because he said the court didn't understand them either the case has drawn concern from several global humanitarian journalists organizations ukrainian authorities are seeking the sentence if they get a conviction for shinseki himself ho

well that is the $1000000.00 question he really puts peace in the east of ukraine at the center of his. inauguration speech he said he's top priority would be to stop ukrainian soldiers dying there and they have been done yet in the last few weeks on the other hand he said he wouldn't compromise on ukraine sovereignty in crimea so it's pretty difficult to see where he can go from this he can try and reinvigorate talks bring in new people get the conversation going again but ultimately really this is something that will be decided in the kremlin who is supporting those separatists in these the country and also he has a very very active ukrainian civil society hundreds of thousands of people who fought in that conflict and have since come back who will be watching him very closely and will probably not allow him to make any to be concessions without really having their say on it and linda is there any want on what germany can do to reactivate the agreements of men for actually germany has already been trying to do that in the sense that the foreign minister has been talking about trying

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also coming up to the gates of the chancellor and the new president transferring the american post ukraine's newly elected president well to be his alinsky but concerns over miracles. dominated the visit will tell you walk and the former head of european football michelle's blood genie maintains his innocence after being detained in france by police investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state of qatar. it's good to have you with us tonight investigators here in germany say that the murder of a local politician known for his program a few g.'s stance may not have been the work of just one person involved was shot and killed execution style at his home in central germany 2 weeks ago last weekend a suspect was arrested in police say he has links to far right extremists. there's still a lot of work to be done that was the message from these 3 men details of the case remain vague but one thing is sure. one race extremist is a right wing extremist attack on a leading state representative is an alarm signal and it's directed at all of us. th

in ukraine we're actually doing core putting. in both countries so it was important for us was the point that it can work in. we can work in ukraine. take time machine and we were just in europe and that was the 1st time we. universal. company taking off was the proof that it was universal. pretty much everywhere we went we found some cultural changes it's pretty universal there are cars everywhere. everywhere and if you built a good product and good quality service you can you and our people to share the car at the terror you made the ukraine and acquisition. that the ukrainian company as far as i know was involved in some trans border rides do you still do. the rides between russia and ukraine. across borders. but back then it was no drink to begin to see very tiny. like 30000. have only 45 i mean people go back and forth there all the time and there is actually a huge demand because according to official ukrainian figures around 3000000 ukrainians. are doing their regular bases between the 2 countries and the traditional modes

that the missile belong to ukraine they kind of were forced to admit that yeah the did look at it but they look at their even at the radar at russia's radar readings probably but they chose to believe the radar readings presented by ukraine also way biased side in this in this whole investigation. yeah you were saying just on the actual reaction to this the russian we're looking at we just been looking at a quote by the russia what what's it been just some of what that's actually yeah sure because we've just been there within the past hour we heard from the russian foreign ministry and basically they've called it a groundless groundless accusations and they said so because they've accused the joint investigative team of using data that came from questionable sources and they also the russian foreign ministry also pointed out that all the ins coming from the dutch led investigators that russia did not do enough to cooperate with the investigation we will again underlining that will look there's this much information that we've given to you and you still say that we're not cooperating e

over ukraine. in. twenty fourteen next. and then there were. four wrist unit has been eliminated from the race to replace to resume as uk prime minister and leader of the conservatives the only candidate who stated categorically he was against a new deal heart breaks it. came bottom of the latest build of among mps watching every development as ever benedict patio she joins us now live from london. good evening to you tell us more about this story. well rory stuart has indeed been eliminated he came. lost of course he said he was disappointed. but what's interesting is that what he went on to say. we knew that he had accused other candidates as you alluded to including the front runner boris johnson -- blacking realism over brake system making undeliverable -- promises. he certainly added a new deal briggs it was probably. a proved to be true is people weren't quite ready to hear. let's set this posting shorts at the front runner boris johnson from royce do it referring to bryce johnson he said. i'm worried he will disappoint people. now let's

in the republic in eastern ukraine. this is the man who connected and communicated with everyone else. he worked together with two other russians and one ukrainian commander. these are like the middle ranking militaries. they were involved in transporting this missile into eastern ukraine and positioning it. then after, the plane was shot down quickly and secretly. these are the people who are now accused of murder -- murder. the netherlands says who does something like that can be accused as well as the men who actually pushed the button on the missile. laila: so they are going to charge these men. how likely is it that the four suspects will face a judge and be brought to justice? barbara: the three of them at least will certainly not face a judge. russia will not extradite its citizens. the kremlin has vigorously said we had nothing to do with this and this is all fake and we were not involved. these people will stay in russia and they will watch from afar. a trial and absence of the accused is possible. even a verdi

which is keep around the ukraine bureau of russia's read novels to news agency he was detained in kiev i'm a 2018 on suspicion of supporting the breakaway republics in the east if convicted he could face 15 years in prison which is lawyer says the court failed to clarify the charges brought by the ukrainian security forces because he said the court didn't understand them either the case is drawn concern from several global humanitarian and journalist organizations long away ukrainian authorities are seeking the maximum jail sentence if they get a conviction which is key says he hopes the new government will look at his case from a more rational perspective. well yes there is with all of will you just deal with the motive was indeed political of course i think no one wanted to find the real truth and punish those who are guilty i've stressed that no one cared for 4 years that we were allegedly destroying the cradle unity government and just less than one year before the election the authorities decided to tackle the situation and how do they do it they possess clear evidence that there

charge 4 suspects over their alleged involvement in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in transit 14 during and today's media briefing the representatives of the joint investigation team contradict themselves of the information they've received or not at all i made 17 from russia. on the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened there from. the russian federation. information about. that as well as opposition party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on lavish hotels and drugs and prostitutes. and in need he published a u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi crown prince over his possible role in the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. it's 1 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me. welcome to the program. russia has a firmly rejected accusations that its military was involved in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 that's after dutch prosecutors on wednesday charge 4 suspects with murder over their alleged roles in the