ah, there's up to 5 pm on tuesday here at moscow. this is auto international. let's give you an update. now about breaking news coming out of well, as you say, south east moscow, it's where 2 people at least have now been killed and for others, including a 10 year old child been injured in a shooting at the institute, a code at a public services center, a member of the public reportedly opened fire following an argument with a member of staff over the need to wear face masks. the shooter was detained. he's a 45 year old moscow resident. we'll have more details on this from our correspondent. very soon. well, a high stakes talks between the russian and u. s. president are taking place later on tuesday, the mid rampant speculation about a possible invasion of ukraine and increased nato activity in the black sea. in an exclusive interview with our tea, the covenants at spokesperson told us the u. s. is becoming increasingly aggressive towards moscow. museums to nitish, and you must. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. we see mister sti

she has a very aggressive pretence towards moscow. i don't know how far she quoted natured expulsion with chance. i think she should have been some coordination. but i think it's a very bad signal, especially when you look at the evidence, which doesn't seem to be very clear all there can be doubt and whether there have been doing at all. so it's an impulse to an escalate to spiral, which i will like should be imposed more because we need dialogue, especially in that time. but i'm afraid there is some actors in the less than capitalist fears to want to have more to get out of the economic crisis. but i hope they will not win in this ideological wall, which is done in the background in a moment. on the case itself, smart and russia denies it, has anything to do with the killing unsafe no link has been proven you think for from what know and what is public that germany has provided enough evidence that this was indeed a state sponsored auction. so as far as i could research, and as far as i can reach in the german media and the internat

this is something that moscow has denied since the arrest was made of cassock cove. now it prompted analynn burbock, the new german 4 ministers to summon the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry here and which she told him, but swell to rush and diplomats would be being declared. persona non grata. these are much in startling mass murder on behalf of the state as determined that quite a day represent a serious violation of german law and of germany. sovereignty the russian ambassador wouldn't form that. the members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy were being declared undesirable. while maria's account of her spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry in moscow is said that there would 100 percent be a reaction to the expulsion of these diplomats. moscow again maintains they had nothing to do with the murder of hun. gosh, really now, he was a georgia passport holder of chechen descent and was wanted in russia on tara challenges. he was here in germany with asylum status now he'd be wanted in moscow and connection believe to be directly responsibl

so, george, what do you, what are your expectations for moscow? typically personally, when it comes to a situation like this at a tit for tat responds to do you think they'll be a mirror, responds. busy with a rush expelling some diplomats to i would have thought that was axiomatic. the question is, will it be a disproportionate response? i think if i was in the kremlin advising president, then i'd to opt for the laughter because this kind of process has to be stopped. there has to be a red line. because if not provocations like this image is not ironic that julian assange is being extradited to the united states for killing nobody. but germany was harboring a bomb are an alleged terrorist with the blood of scores of people on his hands. no question of extradition there. so i'm sure about russia will respond, it needs to show that it will not be kicked around anymore. this is not the else and period where russia is lying drunk on the ground, having its pocket picked, put turn has made russia really something again, any. i'm sure want to show the g

miss lava was very clear to say, this is not something that moscow seeks or wants that russia moscow does not seek any escalation, but ra once. these issues can be resolved through daughter, run through the strengthening of and fashionable institutions such as the when and other organizations. and he really warned against the danger all the return or ra, returning towards a might, is right balance of power. and while the insisting that dialogue is key and not just all of but also putting any sort of agreements that you sort of dialogue in writing, in some sort of legal framework. and that was something that i focused on very much . and when we touched upon the expansion of nato eastwood's, mr. novel of medicine, as we saw in that piece earlier that russia moscow does see the presence of nathan military, military expansion went to east woods as a threat to its security. and the west has to understand that, but as the topic of concern for russia compromise has to be reached, if the escalation is to happen, he called for the formalization within the legal framework, as we said, or to pr

and moscow is demanding. oh, they're the countries and it's debuted, give up the sovereign rights that they are threatening. ukraine was a major, major offensive. in addition to the war, they're currently conducting and done boss. as a way to intimidate the west united states ukraine into making concessions. so john, does moscow have any leverage then to make such requests? well, it has the leverage, comes with the willingness to use military force, but it's not clear how willing putin is in this case. right now, there are russian soldiers fighting in dunbar. so they're conducting a limited military operation, which has failed to achieve moscow's objective of forcing ukraine to pursue a different foreign policy. so it's out for ending to 70. 580-015-0000 russian troops into ukraine. and a conventional conventional military offensive. john a while he struggled. apologies, plays, go and plays gone all while he's threatening to do it. he's afraid of the consequences because our present bind has said that there w

this is something that moscow has denied since the arrest was made of cassy cove. now it prompted analynn burbock, the new german 4 ministers to summon the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry here and which she told him, but swell to russian diplomats would be being declared. persona non grata. these are much in startling as murder on behalf of the state as determined that quite a represent a serious violation of german law and of germany sovereignty, the russian ambassador was informed that the members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy were being declared undesirable. while maria's account of her spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry in moscow said that there would 100 percent be a reaction to the expulsion of these diplomats moscow again maintains they had nothing to do with the murder of hun. gosh, really now, he was a georgia passport holder of chechen descent and was wanted in russia on tara charges. he was here in germany with asylum status now he'd be wanted in moscow in connection believe to be directly responsible for the killing

he's a 45 year old moscow resident. and any moment now we'll be crossing live to correspond at the scene for a full report. oh well it shows the wrong one. i just don't know any. well, yes, to save out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds of horn, we choose to look for common ground. ah, it's update on you being a no, no, no, no, but they did not valuable. mm hm. that's been happening by high middle now i own my hit up my laptop that has a new knuckle. but my la bob, you didn't thought no, well, i'm going out there to be a well, i mean i have to be licensed with sonya. hey, it's not in then. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only really and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk. ah, ah, it is all teens and live from moscow about a 447 now on tuesday afternoon. i give yo

so this is really something which is trying to ignore in moscow. a clash of cultures has seen, denmark's ex immigration minister jailed anger. stolberg was sentenced to 2 months behind bars for illegally separating refugee couples. back in 2016, under danish law couples can marry from the age of 18, but during the migrant crisis, girls as young as 15 who had legally married in their home countries arrived in denmark, then minister ordered the young wives to be separated from their husbands and a danish court ruled that that was unlawful as the decision was made without consideration of individual circumstances. mister burke says she was only trying to protect children and has no regrets. yes, ma'am. i see, i can only say that i am very, very surprised by despair. entities as it were, the only scenario i had not prepared for before because i thought it was completely unrealistic. but here we are and i take my punishment and i do it without bending my neck. oh boy, agnes, i don't know there is nothing i have a bad time. so i mean, simply one has a mo

so this is really something which is trying to enjoy moscow. once touted us proof of trump, russia collusion, western media outlets on our disowning the infamous steel dossier, new york times for long after promoting it relentlessly as turned his back on it, prompting some scathing comments online. most recently, after one of his podcast host referred to the darcy in this manner, the steel, darcy, a, is a profoundly flawed document, correct? the steel, darcy, a should never have had the life any impact that it did at ease saskia taylor takes a look now at how an obsession with the collusion narrative fled to holes in the dossier being ignored. dossier, the dossier that controversial document it alleges overt knowing collusion was. 1 a bomb shell. oh, what a fall from grace. once every democrat favorite bedtime reads, now lining trash cans all over washington dc. yes, this still tulsa is. well, i'm truly toast. no corroborating evidence has emerged in intervene in the years to support many of the specific claims in the dossier and government inv

, the 1st to lead tank guard operates around moscow. what's it doing anyway near the borders of ukraine? well, whenever we talk about satellite imagery and the western intelligence, i unfortunately cannot give it much profit. we involve the weapon. so struction is that hands upside down to say we know the main your story and so, but this is not coming from america. this is not coming from an american intelligence agency is coming independently from max. i'll text pretty well respected, quite independence. so they just offering the images themselves. i mean, you know, we weapons of mass destruction is a debate that can go on forever and it's in history. but certainly right now there was a build up of russian military pass now on the border. why? again, as i tell you for it is in pet him just he cannot do dieting. the private individuals, the law of finance, a set of wise intelligence against 40 non. what i can tell you is that even if the russian troops moving there on the russian territory, that is a little more in the sense that for ex

so this is really something which is trying to enjoy moscow. the cambodian prime minister has urged his country's military to stop using us weapons, following washington's decision to place arms restrictions on pen on pen. it comes as russia security chief, trouble to the south, east asian country to discuss closer ties in terms of and military security, affecting organized crime. as well. ortiz rahman crossroads is there to cambodian prime minister whom sand calls for the destruction and disposal of all american made weapons and equipment that are currently being used in the countries armed forces. now this statement came after washington imposed an arms embargo on this to east asian country, accusing the local authorities of human rights violations and corruption as well. i would like to order all our forces to make an urgent review of weapons and military equipment combos has. and to collect o u. s. military weapons and equipment there is and store them in a warehouse or destroyed them. now cambodia is close military, its eyes and the pellet

he will be at 10 from moscow with me, kevin. and 1st with some of the holiday spirit in mind, the russian and us leaders have indicated that relations could be about to turn a corner after a difficult few weeks. joe biden, vladimir putin spoke for an hour by phone, with the american president even promising not to deploy offensive strike weapons in ukraine. and if a train could take us through what they discussed in more detail. so now we do know the details of the latest phone conversation between the presidents of the us and russia. they have come in from both administrations and they're not strikingly different. but it could be felt that moscow and washington were emphasizing different things. what we heard from the adviser to president potent was that his counterpart made it clear that the west has no intention of deploying offensive strike weapons in the ukraine. now, this is something that is very important for moscow. this is something that the kremlin has many times called a red line for russia. besides, this says the kr

welcome to moscow and very good to have you on our tea. i'm always enjoying the moment when we talk to real experts and you are one of the talk experts in the field in europe. so let me begin with the, the thing on everyone's mind right now. all micron, of course, with time, people really want life to be back to normal. but now boom, there you have it. we've got this new strain. countries are closing their borders again. there, there are new measures introduced or re introduced. it's getting more difficult for people to travel. so how much more do we know about our micron at this point? please give us an update. and are we really in a better place now compared to when the pandemic began or maybe one year ago? well this is the optimistic note that we know much more and we have the tours and about omicron. it's true, it's the latest variant. it's spreading much more faster, but i always tell, we're not in the business of fighting one variant. we're in the business of fighting all variance, and stu, delta is dominant. what we need to do is to

ah, hello, there live for multi international moscow. welcome to a will des at 10 with me, kevin hurst, this wednesday evening, the russian foreign minister said, love rob has given our t and exclusive interview in which he touched on a range of k world issues. ah, one of the main points miss lover of disgust was the removal of a german language channel r t d eve from europe's main satellite network provider. it happened just moments before the interview. the move came at the request of germany's media regulator. mr . lever of slammed the action against the channel, which only began broadcasting last week and warned that it was unacceptable at behavior on the part of berlin and that there would be consequences. wellness condition them just the was nicole. we have been tempted to respond similarly. but until recent times, convinced that we do not want to follow the same path and tried to put pressure on media to follow suit with our western congress. i will let you know the same thing with russian security. we cannot tolerate this any lon

miss lava was very clear to say that this is not something that moscow seeks or wants that russia moscow. once these issues can be resolved through daughter going through the strengthening or when fashionable institution such as the when and other organizations. and he really warned against the danger all the return or ra, returning towards a might, is right. balance of power in the wilder insisting that dialogue is key and not just dialogue, but also putting any sort of agreements that you sort of dialogue in writing. in some sort of legal framework and that was something we still focused on very much. and when we touched upon the expansion of nato eastwood's, mr. novel of mention, russia, moscow does see the presence of nato military native military. the expansion went eastwards as a threat to its security and the west has to understand that that is the topic of concern for russia out of the compromise has to be reached if the relation that is to happen. but he was at the silly globes of us to prove the heads of states and governments have clearly states that no participants of the o s

and he's been pointer as a terrorist by moscow. a man like that could have a lot of enemies, could he not? and just to say that it's the russian estate who's only in the frame. it's making a huge statement that would need a lot of facts, a lot of background to back at all. yet not only the fact that a lot of the so called evidence of this and all the love many these other a scandals are based on belling cat and inside are the insider based on things that they produced. but it seems extraordinary that, you know, an al qaeda link, terrorist would be, you know, in the running for asylum in a country like germany to begin with. it almost seems like he's, he's been, he's almost in a very convenient position there in order for some incident to happen like this. it's just bizarre on its face. but what's really clear is that in each of these cases, when we could list off a bunch of them from survey script bow to no vol. me to this current case here, that the west has more to gain than russia from any of these incidents. and i think at some

ah, we're broadcasting live director with studios and moscow. this is art international . i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now 1st, this early thursday morning, the russian foreign minister share day lab ralph has given r t and exclusive interview in which he touched upon a range of key world issues. ah, one of the main points mister live rob discussed was the removal of our german language channel r d d from europe's main satellite network provider. that happened just moments before the interview. the move came at the request of germany's media regulator. mr . lab rob slammed the action against the channel, which had only begun broadcasting last week, and warned that it was unacceptable behavior on the part of berlin, and that there will be consequences. will not sca additional just the was nika, we have been tempted to respond similarly. but until recent times we were convinced that we do not want to follow the same path and tried to put pressure on media to follow suit with a western partners. but you know, the same thing with russian security, we ca

now, a while, all of this is happening. moscow wants to show that up. it's got friends in asia and it's ready to expand these kind of ties if the western countries aren't looking forward to building partnerships with russia. in fact, to have latimer potent and a renter muddy are always calling each other friends. and they've had this warm relationship for years now already. but of course it's not only about did the personal friendship between the 2 leaders in a joint statement that was already published on the kremlin website. there are $99.00 paragraphs outlining the things that either have already been done together or that will be done together in the near future. this shows how much share india and russia c i to why at this point and how they want to increase cooperation in so many fields ranging from science, nuclear cooperation, space exploration. but most importantly, a military ties as well. this is what i asked. 3 the kremlin spokesperson dmitri past gov. about when i was speaking him exclusively in the palace behind my shoulder injury. we're m

just commit to half our sex here in moscow. even watch in the weekly back again, in half an o. whelan, gas, manufacturing, electricity, telecom, transportation, all of them now have i a t type of infrastructure connected to the internet when you clearly realizing this disruptive potential so that those countries can't ignore it because it threatens national security issue. but if we take nato e u countries, virtually all of them subscribe to certain doctrines and maintains selling but tell us closes, they are a cyber army on behalf of a country. that's their job. who, who are all driven by dreamers shaped bank, concur. some of those with there's sinks, we dare to ask ah, with who welcome foils. apart from millennia, poles and the loss of half muscles over the nature of law. and why do people succumb to it? but the opposite question of why people hate and killed maybe even harder to answer from be.

i mean tonight that exclusive interview with our tea, rushes for a minister says moscow will react to a flagrant attempt by berlin to block our teeth. new german language channels of to europe's leading satellite provider, removes it to the request of the country's media regulator. people use, we cannot tolerate it any longer and we believe is, is unacceptable. situation will go on. we will have to respond to it. so he lever, i've also questioned the impartiality of the ongoing trial into the downing of flight and made 17 and eastern ukraine. in 2014, prosecutors are demanding life sentences for the suspects, including 3 russian nationals. and the dispute rage is within the u. s. democratic party, after one of its own senators effectively torpedoes, jo biden's lavish infrastructure bill and the senate will look at why it's feeling a crisis of confidence among democrats. ah, hello, there live for much international. welcome to what will news when i am with me? kevin owen? first, the silly thursday morning, the russian foreign minister said, love robes given out to you an exclusive inte

ah, good even just gone 6 o'clock here in moscow. you're watching artie international now, the russian foreign minister said lab rules has given artie an exclusive live interview, which he touched upon. a number of kate world, a ships ah. or one of the main points mister lever of disgust was the removal of our german language channels. archie de, from europe's main satellite network provider. it happened moments before the interview. and the move came at the request of germany's media regulator. mr. lab rav slammed the action against the channel, which and he began broadcasting last week. hm. on to that, it was an acceptable and behavior unacceptable behavior on the part of berlin, and that there would be consequences, wellness conditional, just the was nicole. we have been sentenced to respond similarly. but until recent times, we were convinced that we do not want to follow this path and try to low pressure on media. it follows suit with our western climbers. but you know the same thing with russian security. we cannot tolerate thi

once again, voiced moscow's concerns about bias in the investigation. just move new more to the seduce a flood system. we're closely following the case because it's about russian citizens who are defendants. at this stage of the trial, we're surely can see the attempt to create an impression that it's a problem of the state rather than a criminal case, that is completely unacceptable. it should be considered a criminal process, was 7 and a half years on after a trial that has seeped with politics for its duration of prosecutors have arrived at their version of events. they have now put forward charges against the full suspects that they believe are responsible. 3 of them, russian citizens, one of them are ukranian citizen. only one of them was represented in court by the way, by my lawyers. but this is, this is a trial that had an agenda from the onset, and this is something that multiple states have said including malaysia, which is for years has said that, that they were excluded from the trial because they weren't on board with the agenda. they said

welcome to ortiz will use 9 for moscow with me. kevin, 1st thing with some of the holiday spirit in mind, the russian and us leaders of indicated that relations could be turning a corner for a difficult few weeks, joe biden, and left him a post and spoke for an hour by phone with the american president, even promising not to deploy offensive strike weapons in ukraine in portraying could takes us through what they discussed in more detail. so now we do know the details of the latest phone conversation between the presidents of the us and russia. they have come in from both administrations and they're not strikingly different, but it could be felt that moscow and washington were emphasizing different things. what we heard from the adviser to president putin was that his counterpart made it clear that the west has no intention of deploying offensive strike weapons in the ukraine. now, this is something that is very important for moscow. this is something that the kremlin has many times called a red line for russia. besides, this says

now, a while, all of this is happening. moscow wants to show that up. it's got friends in asia and it's ready to expand these kind of ties if the western countries aren't looking forward to building partnerships with russia, in fact, vladimir putin and a render muddy are always calling each other friends. and they've had this warm relationship for years. now already, but of course it's not only about to be personal friendship between the 2 leaders and a joint statement that was already published on the kremlin website. there are $99.00 paragraphs outlining the things that either have already been done together or that will be done together in the near future. this shows how much are india and russia c i to why at this point and how they want to increase cooperation in so many fields ranging from science, nuclear cooperation, space exploration. but most importantly, a military ties as well. this is what i asked. 3 the kremlin spokesperson dmitri past gov. about when i was speaking him exclusively in the palace behind my shoulder injury. military technica

as long as you broadcast from moscow. and those countries include germany, but they also include other countries with majority or significant german language populations such as austria, switzerland, luxembourg, and so forth. and now the issue that these various commentators are saying is that we're not in fact broadcasting from moscow, which is just absurd. but then we're doing so from a from berlin, which is home just to a production company, our tv productions that makes some of our content. yeah. but the lion's share of the news broadcast that's being done here. exactly. and legal action has been launched by the german regulator. i think that's the situation as it stands. can you tell us more about what you know of a? yeah, so this is a, this is where the separation is really important. the legal action is being launched against our tv productions, which makes some, you know, makes some of the shows, but it is being launched for not applying for a, for applying for essentially, for a serbian license, not applying for

ah, 11 at night here in moscow. my name's unit o'neill, thanks for choosing r t for your global news update. this are, let's get to it. moscow said it will retaliate after germany through or. busy 2 of its diplomats, some summoned the russian ambassador earlier on wittons thing comes after a berlin court convicted, a russian citizen. the murder, the presiding judge, stated that moscow ordered the 2019 killing of a georgian national in the german capital mclean. the kremlin vere, mentally denies, or europe correspond. peter oliver can tell us more. the courtier and berlin ruled there to well sentenced vadim kasey cove to life, imprisonment for his role in the murder of zaman hunger fairly back in august of 2019 hunger really was shot dead in a central berlin park in provide and hunting down that sentence. the court said that the killing had been carried out at the behest of the russian government. this is something that moscow has denied since the arrest was made of cassy cove. now it prompted analynn burbock, the ne

so this is the be something which is trying to enjoy moscow. a clash of cultures has seen, denmark's ex immigration minister jailed. inger steinberg was sentenced a 2 months behind bars for a legally separating refugee couple's back in 2016. under danish law couples can marie from the age of 13, but during the migrant crisis, girls as young as 15 who had legally married in their home countries arrived in denmark. the then minister ordered the young lives to be separated from their husbands. a danish court rule that was unlawful. now the decision was made with thought consideration of individual circumstances. miss joy burke say she was only trying to protect children and has no regret. yes, i can. i see. i can only say that i am very, very surprised by despair, and it is as it were, the only scenario i had not prepared for before because i thought it was completely unrealistic. but here we are, and i take my punishment and i do it without bending my neck. oh boy agnes, i don't know there is nothing over that. so i mean, simply one has a moral a

mister lab, rob says moscow has lost its trust in the west. thus that he glared on among the li, they've lied to us on a regular basis from oral pledges even political obligations enshrined in the russia, nato political act. so this time, as president putin said, we won't have legally binding guarantees. at the same time, we understand that the west can violate such guarantees as well if it wants to shoot guns, it was a very in depth interview. i'm here in the very studio where a to play sold beats and a slightly reduced format. mr. arbor of covered a real her spectrum of salient in the national topics of the day, from the presence of foreign troops, u. s. troops in syria, to the ongoing nuclear negotiations in iran at the main focal point. now, as we said, was that escalation, the ongoing crisis on the russia, ukraine border on that's been very much a focal point of much west media. those allegations of thousands of russian troops massing on the ukraine border allegations leveled moscow. that this is in preparation for some sort of interventi

warned moscow would face sanctions if it invades. the highest ranking military official in india is among at least 13 killed in a helicopter crash. it came down in the southern state. those are the headlines. stay tuned for inside story -- "inside story". ♪ ♪ >> do not invade ukraine, the u.s. president warned russia and threatened further sanctions. joe biden's virtual sonnet with vladimir putin entered without a breakthrough. did it do enough to prevent a new conflict in europe? this is "inside story". ♪ >> welcome to the program. fears are growing over possible russian invasion of ukraine. tens of thousands of soldiers have amassed along ukraine's border along with russian military hardware. u.s. intelligence agencies say a multi-front offensive could happen early next year. president biden used a virtual meeting with russian president vladimir putin to issue a warning, threatening economic sanctions if russia were to invade. he caught it nato's presence in ukraine a redline that threatened russian security and ask for guara

so nato is moscow's red line. this is the bus. well, that's been going around the last couple of days. allison fight and cool said he doesn't accept anyone else's red line, so that some tone of reconciliation of abby you've heard one of. c the moscow has also stated that it's, it's, it is always sad rather that ukraine becoming a member state of the military alliance is a no go, because it perceives it as a security threat. so i think it's very likely that president putin will be looking for guarantees, black and white, written on paper, not a handshake that someone cannot say, white around doing that, but legally binding agreements that will rule out for the nato expansion towards the east and saki, the deployment of weaponry on russia's borders, not sometimes of expectation what's going on as for the outcome. but of course, everyone's got their views, but one, particularly a familiar face and well known public figure chipped him with his 2 pennies wealth and what the outcome would be. this is not a match that should even be allo

oscar taylor in central moscow. well, let's also bring on to the problem, kill up my pen, or correspondent in new york. caleb, the meeting seemed to start off pretty friendly. we saw a video of that with the greetings between the 2 leaders. what's the sense of how the entire call went down over there? while washington has released a list of talking points from the us, russia crunch talks more reaction, is expected from both sides in the coming hours. but here's what we heard from the biden administration. they talked about how biden raised concerns about the build up of russian forces near the border with ukraine and from there, talked about how the united states and its allies would respond with decisive economic and other measures if there was a military installation. now biden called on to de escalate and to return to diplomacy. and he instructed the respective teams to continue dialog on ukraine. now they also discussed issues related to cybersecurity and to the islamic republic of iran. in addition to that, the

, we dare to ask ah, to night in an exclusive interview with our tv russians, foreign minister says moscow will react to a flagrant attempt by berlin to block our teas. new german language channel after europe leading the satellite provider removes it. at the request of the countries media regulator ship would have been used. we cannot tolerate it any longer. and we believe is unacceptable. situation will go on. we will have to respond to it. survey lever, i've also questions the impartiality of the ongoing trial. if the downing of flight made 17 and eastern ukraine in 2014, the prosecutors are demanding life sentences for the suspects, including free russian nationals and a dispute writers within the us democratic party. after one of its own senators, effectively torpedo feel biden's lavish infrastructure built in the senate. we look at why it's feeling a crisis of confidence among democrats, with protecting lab direct from our students. moscow, this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start off with the russian foreign minister, sergey lab

now, this is something that is very important for moscow. this is something that the kremlin has many times called a red line for russia. besides, this says the kremlin of watermark potent told mr biden, that russia will defend its own interest just like the u. s. would if it was facing similar threats on its doorstep, when mr. newton heard about the threat of new sanctions against russia, he warned joe biden, that this could actually lead to ties being cut completely between the 2 countries . so next to the version from washington, joe biden, cold to deescalate the ukraine situation altogether. but also warned that the west and allies will continue to monitor all actions by russia and also maintained that they are ready for all steps that watermark putin could make when it comes to you. grain plots, mr. barton talked about reinforced nato strength and said that ukraine will get extra military assistance from the lines. should the situation escalate? now it's really worth mentioning that this phone call follows proposals made by moscow for e

there would be a reaction from moscow to the expulsion of those 2 diplomats moscow denied any involvement in the killing of han. gosh really. and he was a wanted terrorist in russia. he had asylum status here in germany. but moscow had been seeking him in order to, to prosecute him in connection with the death of almost 100 people directly. that they say he was involved in those death in russia's north caucus region. also he's accused of being part of the planning and plotting for the 2010 moscow metro suicide attacks. now, the russian ambassador released a statement shortly after the si sentencing saying that he believed that both the evidence that was provided from the prosecution and the timing of the sentencing were politically motivated. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russian federation in this case was never confirmed by convincing evidence to accept pseudo investigations and unsubstantiated statements of the bias media such as belin, cat, an insider, and other speculations is at least strange. the time chosen for the announcement of the verdict is hardly accidental.

now, this is something that is very important for moscow. this is something that the kremlin has many times called a red line for russia. besides, this says the kremlin of watermark potent told mr biden, that russia will defend its own interest just like the u. s. would if it was facing similar threads on its doorstep, when mr. brewton heard about the threat of new sanctions against russia, he warned joe biden, that this could actually lead to ties being cut completely between the 2 countries . so next to the version from washington, joe biden, cold to deescalate the ukraine situation altogether. but also warned that the u. s . and allies will continue to monitor all actions by russia and also maintained that they are ready for all steps that vladimir putin could make when it comes to ukraine plots. mr. biting talked about reinforced nato strength and said that ukraine will get extra military assistance from the lines. should the situation escalate? now it's really worth mentioning that this phone call falls proposals made by moscow for euro

2 diplomats moscow. denies any involvement in the killing of han, gosh, really. and he was a wanted terrorist in russia. he had a silent status here in germany. but moscow had been seeking him in order to, to prosecute him in connection with the death of almost 100 people directly. that they say he was involved in those death in russia's north caucus region. also, he's accused of being part of the planning and plotting for the 2010 moscow metro suicide attacks. now, the russian ambassador released a statement shortly after this, the sentencing saying that he believed that both the evidence that was provided from the prosecution and the timing of the sentencing were politically motivated. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russian federation in this case was never confirmed by convincing evidence to accept pseudo investigations and unsubstantiated statements of the bias media such as belin, cat, an insider, and other speculations is at least strange the time chosen for the announcement of the verdict is hardly accidental. obviously, some one is interes

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. i'm joined now by professor andrei korobkov, an expert in post—soviet states, from middle tennessee state university. thanks very much indeed for joining us. ijust wonder, the demands being made by moscow would certainly be seen by the west is clearly unachievable, they are not going to happen. so what do you think is the strategic benefit of russia's position at the moment? are they getting anything out of this? , ., ., , this? first of all there is also an _ this? first of all there is also an issue _ this? first of all there is also an issue of - this? first of all there is also an issue of internal| also an issue of internal political considerations, grandstanding is usually helpful for a grandstanding is usually helpfulfor a politician grandstanding is usually helpful for a politician even though putin right now is in a safe position stopping the economy is relatively steady, elections are not coming soon and elections in general, are a special issue and russia. in terms of for

ah, live from moscow? this is our t my names, you know neil on 30 minutes of news and views start now. joe biden on vladimir putin hub, just concluded a 2 hour video called the russian and american leaders had plenty to discuss that mid rumors of an impending conflict over ukraine and heightened nato activity in the black sea as cross to archie south via taylor who has been following developments from danton moscow saskia pretty lengthy discussion between the 2 leaders of the bell ring i there is anything emerging as yet regarding what exactly was talked about while the much dissipated pretty a high stakes video conference club between the russian and u. s. president has officially wrapped all in all we know that the 2 leaders spoke for just over 2 hours. it is too early, unfortunately, to say what was agreed or not. we are expecting no statements from the white house and the kremlin into coals that that. c might be a delay in that since president bite is set to speak to european leaders, including the fre

but moscow and washington are indeed emphasizing different things. the advisor to russian president vladimir putin pointed out that his counterpart made it clear that the u. s. has no intention of deploying offensive strike weapons in ukraine, which is a very important thing for moscow. the kremlin has called that a red line many times before. now, besides this, mister bruton told the u. s. president, that russia will defend its own interests just like the u. s. would if it faced similar threats. now, when a, the new threats of sanctions with a new warning came up from joe biden, vladimir putin responded by saying that this could lead to ties being cut completely between the 2 countries. now moving on to how the details of the phone conversation were presented by the white house, according to washington, joe biden called to deescalate the whole ukraine crisis. and also promised that the u. s. and allies will be monitoring all the actions by russia and also that they're ready for any decisions that have latimer putin makes on ukraine. plus, as the whi

and what moscow has put forward for years now. we've heard the same thing. oh, things have gone too far. a we don't want war. we want to be friends for both nato and russia. but things keep getting worse. escalating the russia has taken its step publishing proposals for the us and nato, its wishlist for return to normality. something to start talking about that it begins with a call to de escalate. to end the constant threats and true build ups, which only lead to more of the same. the parties shall not use the territories of other states with a view to preparing or carrying out an armed attack against the other party judge for yourself. where in previous years they threatened each other with, with sanctions or legal action. now, openly booth russia, nato, a talking in fearful tones about war, another cuban missile crisis. i'd like to believe that this is rock bottom, but there's no guarantees and guarantees are what russia wants. guarantees, for example, that us miss ours, aren't stationed within a few minutes flight time to moscow. the parties shall not de

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that's all ahead ah live for moscow. this is our t. my name's you know, neil and 30 minutes of news and views start. now. vladimir put on his indian counterpart and to render a moody have wrapped up their wide ranging bilateral talks in new delhi. following the summits, a comprehensive joint statement was issued, covering everything from military cooperation to health care partnerships. it is only the 2nd time, by the way, the russian president, i was traveled abroad since the pandemic began. the ortiz ilia katrinka reports from india's capital to understand rushes international priorities. this time around to understand where moscow stand on the global chess board. it just worth realizing what the russian president vladimir putin was up to less than 24 hours before the crucial. i'd even say mega vital video conference with the u. s. president joe biden. he went to new delhi and left the indian capital late in the night and you only arrived in saw cheap russia early in the morning. in the meantime, in the west, mainly by nato countries

peter, it's fair to say moscow is not exactly thrilled with the verdict. and you take us through the details. of course, here in berlin sentence, they rushed national to life in prison on wednesday, vadim classic cove known by the alias. so critical of, according to the court with previously had previously been found guilty of the 2019 murder of viola hume hun. gosh, really though, the court said on wednesday that the killing was directly linked to the russian government. something moscow has denied multiple times. hon gosh, really had been wanted as a terrorist in russia. he was said to have been directly responsible in the killing of almost 100 people in russia's north caucuses. he was also tied to the planning of the 2010 moscow metro suicide bombings. he had asylum status here in berlin before he was shot to death. in a park, in the center of the german capital, the ambassador from russia to berlin said again, the child has been far from happy though with the evidence that was presented in this case. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russi

now, this is something that is very important for moscow. this is something that the kremlin has many times called a red line for russia. besides, this says the kremlin of watermark potent told mr biden that russia will defend its own interest just like the u. s. would if it was facing similar threats on its doorstep, when mr. newton heard about the threat of new sanctions against russia, he warned joe biden, that this could actually leads to ties being cut completely between the 2 countries . so next to the version from washington, joe biden cold to de escalate the ukraine situation altogether. but also warned that the u. s. and allies will continue to monitor all actions by russia and also maintained that they are ready for all steps that vladimir putin could make when it comes to you. great plots. mr. barton talked about reinforced nato strength and said that ukraine will get extra military assistance from the lines. should the situation escalate? now it's really worth mentioning that this phone call falls proposals made by moscow for eur

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they are here in moscow. are brand new german sr channel r t t e has been accused of not having the necessary documentation to broadcast and germany also, management has responded saying his license was quote obtained in accordance with all european laws and regulations. so give you some context here. the new channel was taken off you tube the very day it was launched on thursday a technically there's no connection between that and the german t. v broke off dispute. as you can see, it's been a very rocky star 40 g. an official for the european media watchdog had some rather ominous woods for this new channel. on the license must be issued in germany and the application must also be filed her. first of all, this is a real irritant, and we will take care of it. he called the r t d essentially a peskin and little nuisance that is going to be taken care of. so that is some interesting language there right off the bat. but the, the crux of the issue is that are in his view, we are have no business broadcasting in

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oh, i good morning for moscow. so as covered, so micron very and spreads rapidly across the united states. the white house predicted joe, but with this she was start pulling but what the president ended up saying didn't quite come off as expected. caleb open reports while jen, saki promised that a stark warning would come from joe biden, regarding those who are unvaccinated. however, the millions of americans who tuned in didn't exactly hear that. now it's worth noting that joe biden did defend his unpopular mandates that he says are for the good of the people. i don't vaccination requirements, popular or maybe not even proper for those who are anxious to get to my ministration has put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life. now those mandate have been quite unpopular. there have been big demonstrations and outpourings of discontent and response, and there's been a number of shortages among jobs such as firefighters, police officers, airline pilots, and others. during his speech, he did brag