suffered in very much, the nazi siege of leningrad, now st. petersburg, putin's hometown. at the time you had soviet jews sharing the fate of non-jewish ofsians in the city leningrad. this is one of the sambol and symbolic moments that putin underscored these shared destinies in a way. you have the cultural side and a political angle with netanyahu and putin as welell. .nchor: behind you a warm hug emmanuel macron has been greeting the leaders attending. there is someone missing from one of those seats. another political dispute politically coming up, something potentially overshadowing the event. president zelenskiy, the ukrainian leader, potentially giving up his seat. he was invited but gave up his seat, offering it to holocaust survivors. in the background of this is a slight controversy about the number of actual holocaust survivors that have been invited . it is not considered to be a great number of people. the organizers of the event said we have reached out to everyone who was potentially interested. obviously, you have to take into a

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and russia marks 77 years since the breaking of the siege of leningrad one of world war 2 use of most appalling humanitarian disasters. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the pentagon insists it's been honest after washington's own watchdog for afghan reconstruction accuse the military leadership of routine lies or progress in america's longest war often has more. common cynicism aside most people would prefer that those responsible for leading the country tell the truth and this is most especially true when it comes to situations like war where the lives of the men and women in the armed forces are on the line well according to the special inspector for afghan reconstruction the pentagon has been lying for years the problem is there's a disincentive really to tell the truth we have created an incentive to almost require or for people to la there's an odor of mendacity throughout the afghanistan issue and i know congressman connelly has heard me talk about this years ago mendacity and who bruce now the department of defens

and russia marks 77 years since the breaking of the siege of leningrad one of world war 2 the most appalling humanitarian disasters. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the pentagon insists it's been honest after washington's own watchdog for afghan reconstruction accuse the military leadership of routine lies or progress in america's longest war artist and house more. common cynicism aside most people would prefer that those responsible for leading the country tell the truth and this is most especially true when it comes to situations like war where the lives of the men and women in the armed forces are on the line well according to the special inspector for afghan reconstruction the pentagon has been lying for years the problem is there's a disincentive really to tell the truth we have created an incentive to almost require or for people to la there's an odor of mendacity throughout the afghanistan issue and i know congressman connelly has heard me talk about this years ago mendacity and who bruce now the departme

and that russia marks a 77 years since the end of the siege of leningrad one of world war 2 so most appalling humanitarian disasters. you're watching r.t. international i'm rosana loquitur thank you for joining us. in paris hundreds gathered on saturday for the knowledge is to protest against the government's pension reform plans of late in some parts of the french capital flash clashes erupted between police and demonstrators. i. the strike by public transport workers has brought payoffs to the french capital for almost 2 months now and that's despite the government's promise to compromise agreeing to drop some of the most controversial aspects of its reforms the french parliament is due to debate the pension bill next month. presidency manuel mccrone is under huge pressure over the controversial reform on friday night he was booed as he left a paris there to with people chanting mccrone resign and some demonstrators against macross pension reforms got passed police into the hole to deliver their angry. such. was was 2 a protest as a followed micron's motorcade as it tried to speed away the

leningrad known today as st petersburg was a main strategic targets for nazi germany and the fates they prepared for this beautiful city was still laid to waste by bohrman 8 and also starred in its almost 3000000 population to death the horror of the siege was hollow just became routine when you walk down the street and then you remember it or rather try to forget you come across dead bodies carried on sledges all the time or dead bodies lying on the streets and at some point those the law they simply stop paying any attention to these horrific sites near the nursery i remember the 1st time i saw a corpse on the street wrapped in some rags at 1st it was scary but then people got used to it and just walked by i can see the bodies were just randomly dumped in the streets eventually they took them away. their childhood was stolen by a merciless war gongs and hunger there was already too much for them there was something maybe even more terrifying as lack of food became too dramatic children as well as many adults often became a target for nazi germany $413.00. so the worst thing was the hu

and russia marks 77 years since the breaking of the siege of leningrad one of world war 2 is a most appalling humanitarian crisis it's. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the pentagon insists it's been honest after washington's own watchdog for afghan reconstruction accuse the military leadership of routine lies over progress and america's longest war. has more. common cynicism aside most people would prefer that those responsible for leading the country tell the truth and this is most especially true when it comes to situations like war where the lives of the men and women in the armed forces are on the line well according to the special inspector for afghan reconstruction the pentagon has been lying for years the problem is there's a disincentive really to tell the truth we have created an incentive to almost require or for people to law there is an odor of mendacity throughout the afghanistan issue and i know congressman connelly has heard me talk about this years ago mendacity and who bruce now the department of

and russia have marks 77 years since the breaking of the siege of leningrad one of world war 2 for most appalling humanitarian disasters. you're watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the pentagon insists it's been honest after washington's own watchdog for afghan reconstruction accuse the military leadership of routine lies of the progress of america's longest war. has more. common cynicism aside most people would prefer that those responsible for leading the country tell the truth and this is most especially true when it comes to situations like war where the lives of the men and women in the armed forces are on the line well according to the special inspector for afghan reconstruction the pentagon has been lying for years the problem is there's a disincentive really to tell the truth we have created an incentive to almost require or for people to la there's an odor of mendacity throughout the afghanistan issue and i know congressman connelly has heard me talk about this years ago mendacity and who bruce now

there were two concerts in moscow, two in leningrad. andprogram was shostakovich tchaikovsky, but it ended with "stars & stripes forever" as an encore. i was wondering if you came across it in your research could jonathan: -- your research. jonathan: the tour's i looked at where the tours sponsored by the u.s. government. did it have government -- >> it was the reagan gorbachev era. there were many similar musical 1980's,uring the late and of the cold war. i think that would be worthy of another chapter in your next book. [laughter] jonathan: my next book is on jazz musicians, but that is a good suggestion. this is about the rostropovich tour in 1990. at the inn of the book, i look at the new york philharmonic trip to north korea. i do look at that, i think that was 2008. i also look at the trips to china by the philadelphia orchestra and boston symphony. the rostropovich experience i am sure would be worth knowing more about your -- about. >> they reflect the times, they don't change foreign policy. jonathan: that is a good point. the

there were two concerts in moscow, two in leningrad. raisa gorbachev attended. the program was shostakovich and tchaikovsky, but it ended with "stars & stripes forever" as an encore. i was wondering if you came across that in your research. jonathan: i looked at some recent things, i didn't look at tours i looked at were sponsored by the u.s. government where the government paid the bill. did it have government -- >> it was the reagan gorbachev era. it was one of many similar, this was the peak but there were many similar musical events during the late 1980's, and of the cold -- the end of the cold war. and i think that would be worthy of another chapter in your next book. [laughter] jonathan: my next book is on jazz musicians, but that is a good suggestion. this is about the rostropovich tour in 1990. the book kind of, at the end of the book, i look at the new york philharmonic trip to north korea. i do look at that, i think that was 2008. i also look at the trips to china by the philadelphia orchestra and boston symphony. so i look at those. the rostropovich e

there were two concerts in moscow, two in leningrad. the program was shostakovich and tchaikovsky, but it ended with "stars & stripes forever" as an encore. jonathan: the tours i looked at were the tours sponsored by the u.s. government. did it have government -- >> it was the reagan-gorbachev era. there were many similar musical events during the late 1980's, end of the cold war. i think that would be worthy of another chapter in your next book. [laughter] jonathan: my next book is on jazz musicians, but that is a good suggestion. this is about the rostropovich tour in 1990. at the end of the book, i look at the new york philharmonic trip to north korea. i do look at that, which i think was 2008. i also look at the trips to china by the philadelphia orchestra and boston symphony. the rostropovich experience i am sure would be worth knowing more about. it is not in the book. >> they reflect the times, they don't change foreign policy. jonathan: that is a good point. the rhetoric of government officials and musicians would lead one to th

and russia marks 77 years since the breaking of the siege of leningrad one of world war choose the most appalling humanitarian disasters. are watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the pentagon insists it's been honest after washington's own watchdog for afghan reconstruction accuse the military leadership of routine lies over progress in america's longest war. has more. common cynicism aside most people would prefer that those responsible for leading the country tell the truth and this is most especially true when it comes to situations like war where the lives of the men and women in the armed forces are on the line well according to the special inspector for afghan reconstruction the pentagon has been lying for years the problem is there's a disincentive really to tell the truth we have created an incentive to almost require or for people to la there's an odor of mendacity throughout the afghanistan issue and i know congressman connelly has heard me talk about this years ago mendacity and who bruce now the d

generations i remember going to the horrors of holocaust on concentration camps and the seizure of leningrad as prime minister netanyahu has asked what we've been arguing monumentally or the victims of the siege of leningrad we have to remember. as well as the village of having to take a look we have to be fair to a lot of you not to miss one the 1st half a trait of chauvinism of seeing a phobia and i understand my tears from start to be had when we see sari pitches attempts to condense you know for manifestations of these phenomena with the believe you know the possible fragmentation in the face of affairs and can bring about terrible consequences when we need to find the courage not just to speak about that directly but also to do everything in our power to protect that i believe and other founding members of the united nations issued of lead by example of the 5 nations. i don't come but upon where should i ask special responsibility to preserve our civilization i mean are you going to let some of our human counterparts with disgust and as far as i understand. the actually dispositive futu

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that future generations remember the horrors of the holocaust and concentration camps, the siege of leningrad, we have inaugurated a monument to honour the victims. we have to remember the villages burned to the ground, we have to be vigilant not to mess with the first sprouts of hatred, of chauvinism, of xenophobia and anti—semitism start to rear their ugly head. when we see surreptitious attempts and xenophobia or manifestations. the pass can bring about terrible consequences. we need to find the courage not just consequences. we need to find the courage notjust to speak consequences. we need to find the courage not just to speak about consequences. we need to find the courage notjust to speak about it directly but do everything in our power to protect piece. i believe that the founding members of the united nations should lead by example, the five nations incumbent upon which have special responsibility to preserve civilisation. with some of our counterparts, we have discussed this and as faras counterparts, we have discussed this and as far as i understand, the attitude is positive. we

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and russia is marking the 76th anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad st petersburg as it is now called witness a 30 volley salute in commemoration a decades old tradition is dedicated to the heroes who defended the city people also gathered for the annual candle of memory camping in lining candles reading poems and singing songs from that era the world war 2 a blockade at one of the longest in modern history it lasted 872 days more than a 1000000 people died mostly due to starvation. $106.00 people are confirmed dead from the corona virus which started a month ago in china thousands were infected though some have now recovered and all the virus has spread internationally and no one outside china has died from the outbreak the new strain of the virus has symptoms such as cough fever and the monia it's similar to the star's virus another respiratory disease which broke out in china 17 years ago before being contained and find just the corona virus is in its present form is less dangerous than sars we're going to back seen has already star . did the genetic code was id

russia is marking the anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad the world war 2 blockade at one of the longest in modern history at last it's $872.00 game used more than a 1000000 people died mostly due to starvation. a professor at the university of tehran and a frequent guest on this channel has had his facebook and instagram accounts suspended and what seems to be a continuation of the platforms campaign to silence pro iranian voices professor sayid mohammad marandi told us facebook's claims that he violated its community standards were just a pretext. think of anything that i publish that would be. unacceptable . to the state. the links that i put on no there is no everything everything is on twitter actually more active on twitter than i am on facebook my twitter account is there for anyone to see if anyone who wants to see what i've read they can look at twitter and see if what i've written is dangerous or not. this is mention coincides with the taking down of the international website of independent iranian news agency farce after it apparently fell foul of us thin

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and russia is marking the 76th anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad st petersburg as it's now called witness a 30 volley salute in commemoration a decades old tradition is dedicated to the heroes who defended the city people also gathered for the annual candle of memory campaign lighting candles reading poems and singing songs from that era the world war 2 blockade of one of the longest in modern history a loss of 872 days more than a 1000000 people died mostly due to starvation. the deadly coronavirus continues to spread across china with the number of victims now more than 100 thousands have been infected and almost 50000 people are now being monitored the virus has moved worldwide with cases uncovered in countries including the u.s. and canada the new strain of the virus has symptoms such as cough fever and ammonia work on a vaccine has already started and the genetic code was identified last month millions of dollars have been invested in its research and scientists say that should allow production of a vaccine to start within months much faster than the usual

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