overthrow was made in moscow. baron but he was playing lake sand so twangs i had to drive out to the countryside to pick up my mother in law and my daughter i believe they were in there because we didn't know what was going to happen we didn't know what was going to happen we didn't want. part of our family to be split away from us if anything got worse. and i was driving i drove. a 5050 kilometers one way 50 kilometers back and when i was approaching moscow. already on the outskirts of moscow thanks for. towards the center that's when i really felt bad i didn't know was going to happen. i didn't know what was going to happen. the soviet period of georgia's life it ended with a new russian one can just started during this time a lot of vents have happened both happy and sad and george joined our team and became the main voice of the t.v. channel his beloved brother carl passed away george became a grandfather twice only one film is certainly not enough for us to describe in detail the entire incredible life of geo

of moscow thanks for. towards the center that's when i really felt bad i didn't know was going to happen. i didn't know what was going to happen. the soviet period of georgia's life had ended but a new russian one in just started during this time a lot of bents of happened both happy and sad and george joined our team and became the main voice of the t.v. channel his beloved brother carle passed away george became a grandfather twice only one film is certainly not enough for us to describe in detail the entire incredible life of george watts it is so bright and full of events proud father husband and grandfather for whom the family always comes 1st a brilliant professional at his work having gone a long way from a factory worker to a well known translator and speaker he forever remains a man of 2 countries when i speak to russian. to russian affairs and specially of russian official. saying to go anywhere when i'm traveling or to english speaking people i am george wallace and so. nothing to hide though of

1st as the country heads into the final hours of a big vote on its future constitution warning from moscow i mean i know you wish me a great thing. seemed wrong. but all roads just don't. let me. get to seep out these days actually. and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. we go to work see you straight home. the one guy up here he was a may found him literally dead like this standing up the guard here his girlfriend they were found in their apartment that they'd just got. cut old up and they were dead for like 3 days holding each other this wall so people who have lost their life's early to addition yeah this is from akron. that crown is better known as the meth capital in ohio it's a city where the number of drug addicts keeps growing every year. i've came across 14 in my whole family were drug addicts who. throughout much of the 1990 s. and beyond and the doctors were incursion in some cases incentivized to overprescribe. i mean that enough to sedate the small country when are you shall so hear about people by all t

i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today antiproton protests in the russian capital moscow have ended with more than 100 arrests demonstrators have gathered to collect signatures against changes to the constitution passed earlier this month police moved in quickly and put an end to the gathering. dozens of arrests follow anti-government protests in the russian capital where officers in riot gear forcefully rounded up protesters people took to the streets to protest the outcome of a recent referendum on constitutional reforms that allowed president putin to govern for another 16 years. we do not accept the results of the constitutional reforms vote we believe it was all raked we are against the crackdown on independent journalists we are for a rotation in government and we want our country to have an opportunity to live well. it's going to. be controversial votes that amended the constitution earlier this month also included populist measures such as an effective ban on gay marriage as part of their campaign protesters also collected signatures against persons new measures $5000.

earlier i spoke to our correspondent in the show there in moscow and asked her what was happening where she was. well i'm in the center of moscow at pushkin square where opponents of the these constitutional amendments have called on people to kind of gather for what they say is a public discussion people here have said that these amendments essentially will mean that they hope that russia will have an eternal putin and they said that this whole vote is a farce that's what people here have been telling me that's what the people who called for people to gather here have said as well there aren't that many people here as you might be able to see behind me and that's because the opposition here in russia is very divided and including on this vote some people have said that you should stay home that you should boycott the vote some people have said you should come out and be counted to kind of say that you are against this vote now the situation here is pretty calm there is a lot of police at this where they were preparing i guess for more people to come out but the police even have been ha

they didn't then anyway to day the long and short of the story was they transferred us to moscow with commendations which had a translator's department we were welcomed with open arms by the teachers of very good teaching staff in moscow the 1950 s. were a time of great change in the soviet union and on the world stage after joseph stalin died in 1983 to khrushchev would initiate a political fall with the west george was in the right place at the right time. to who should of came to power. there a hill beyond norse invited business men flooded into the us a certain time hence the big demand for interpreters and translators here late january after the final the christmas exams there was a correspondent from radio moscow. course your vishnu best ski later on i met we met him and spoken very wine boy he was saying interviews from. english speaking students and one of the students told and says why hey why don't you interviewed 2 canadian boys here is what canadian boy. that's how just my accidents cost of vishnu best pieces you give me an interview sure why not. and so we had a very fine

launched a program called come to moscow for the festival by carl and george. to us but they changed our name from watts to the igor. russian sounding and that's why how we ended up in radio moscow and later on when we finished studying at institute. we managed to get a job there. i translated interpreted in the kremlin crew shot of lenin brashness thing going i didn't translate not much of. because he never would finish a sentence never. but i have voiced him in the r t. 3 or 4 times sigh. he said i was voice again and he waved to me. and i waved back at him in a way i translated and then the kremlin and even song he sang. a very eloquent speaker i never i never translated and drop of. the editor going by never translated turning the made you wish something atrocious. he didn't know what he was talking about. translated can translate only what he understands. that's the basic and that's the bottom line. you can translate only what you understand. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or a transiti

president vladimir putin was probably the only person who came to this moscow polling station without a mask it was the last day of the nationwide vote the kremlin even declared a bank holiday so that as many people as possible could take part in the constitutional reform had already been formally approved by the country's national and regional parliament puton turn to a public vote to validate the move the amendments and shrine many popular social changes including regular pension increases and a minimum wage but they'll also allow putin to keep running for president directly he could remain in office till 2036 this man voted no he says i don't need a new tsar. i like it because i'm afraid of change whenever things change in russia we end up worse off than before you start saying some voters only had to show their passports as proof of identity election observers were not allowed complete access and while voting was still in progress the 1st results were published. the procedure is highly questionable the vote itself the whole process was invented solely for this purpose a referendum

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hopes although police have so far left the much as in peace moscow has a habit of coming down hard on dissent. journalist i've been going to call which has been covering this story for us and he sent us this assessment of the protests in russia's far east it's truly one of most surprising protests we've seen in years in russia in all of putin's 20 years the 1st protests that took place here 3 weeks ago was 40000 people a week later last saturday we saw 50000 and today estimates around as much as 90000 and to put that in perspective there's about 600000 people who live in the city of karbala so it's like 10 percent of the city is coming out to protest the main thing that the protesters have repeated day after day is that they feel that their choice was taken away they feel that even if the governor is guilty of these crimes he should be tried here and about if they voted for him they feel that moscow the kremlin has taken him away for a political reason these alleged murders were 15 years ago so if they did take place they believe that the kremlin would have dug this up a long time ago

and steve in moscow, thanks. doctors, teachers and police officers will get above—inflation pay rises in what the chancellor, rishi sunak, said was recognition of their vital contribution during the pandemic. labour says the rise would not make up for years of real—terms cuts. during the day, it was revealed that the uk government borrowed nearly £130 billion between april and june this year — a record amount. our economics correspondent dharshini david reports. after months on the front line, almost a million public sector workers are set to get financial recognition. from september, prison staff and police officers will get increases of 2.5%. as for doctors, they‘ll get 2.8% backdated to april. teachers, too, are included. they‘ll get 3.1%. other groups, for example nurses, are included in existing deals elsewhere. that doesn‘t mean, however, their incomes will be back up to rude health. once you take into account with cost of living, the real pay for some might still be below the levels of 2010 du

hopes although police have so far left the marchers in peace moscow has a habit of coming down hard on dissent. we shift now from russia to a legit russian influence in foreign democracies this week the british government published a long awaited report into alleged interference in his political system by russia or its agents the report criticized the u.k. government for failing to prepare for or fully investigate possible attempts to influence its elections and referenda the british parliament intelligence and security committee looked into the influence of bots and trolls which are fake accounts used to spread misinformation on social media. and a reporter i even him has been following the story for us and she's here with me in the studio for more and hello to you i am so firstly maybe if you could just explain to our viewers what exactly is a troll or a troll campaign so researchers at the university of princeton who have been looking at this issue have come up with this definition that a troll campaign is a cord needed group of accounts that simultaneously spread a specific mean

in moscow for us thank you evan. and now to some other stories making news around the world the u.s. secretary of state. preparing new sanctions against a russian gas pipeline project any firms that help construct the old scheme to face penalties the trumpet ministrations phase the pipeline from russia to germany would make us more dependent on russian energy. new satellite images show that ethiopia has been filling its controversial grand when they stand on the river nile the move is likely to spot prices from both egypt and sudan which depend on water from the now talks between the 3 countries on the issue ended in deadlock this week. iran says it needs 7 ships have been damaged in a blaze that broke out at a shipyard in the 7 course. there has been a string often explained fires and explosions at military nuclear and industrial sites across the country since late june. and flooding is continuing to take its toll on north eastern india is a some stage over 2000000 people have been displaced the floods also inundate

so let's talk about the day good afternoon my name is kevin owen here in moscow it's just turn midday here you're watching r.t. international and it is news from russia this dominating our coverage this hour it is the final day of a week of voting that's been taking place across russia on proposed changes to the country's constitution while many of already had their say by voting online president putin's declared today and national holiday to allow voters who have done so the chance to cast their ballot. so it's a package of more than $140.00 of moments many had doing social legal and economic guarantees to the constitution one for instance ensures the minimum wage would not be lower than the cost of living then there's another that secures an annual adjustment to maintain the value of pensions and alone says that also be tougher requirements for civil servants for instance such as key officials from having foreign citizenship or bank accounts abroad then there are some controversial proposals to marriage as one of the most going to be classified soley as a union between a man and a w

in moscow for us thank you evan. the british city of bristol has a new skull and paste a statue. pulled down last month a sculpture of black players who helped topple him now stands in his place the all clear was installed without permission and the on wednesday. if. if the moment that sparked a nationwide to pay supposed head to deal with britain's colonial past. the 17th century slave trader at work colston was pulled down by black lives matter protesters in bristol and june. and tackling the face of many of his victims thrown into the sea. the print he once looked down from now has a new occupant local resident chen read. the artworks inspired by a viral instagram post but read the and picturing her shortly after the coast and statue was toppled you know for me it will not play you know i raise my fist and i raise my fist to give power back to the people back to the slaves who died at the hands of pollsters and titled a surge of power at the sculpture was installed without the local councils approval and intervention dreamed up by our says mark quinn you know we had to keep it

from moscow. moscow police to detain more than $100.00 people and an authorised rally against the recently adopted constitutional amendments of thought they were under 1000 people at the protest which was largely peaceful of those didn't intervene though intil a group around $200.00 protesters split off and tried to march along central moscow streets disrupting traffic there the protesters were gathering signatures in favor of revoking the constitutional amendments which were approved by a nationwide poll but by nearly 78 percent of voters among various social and economic guarantees the changes a low vladimir putin to. to run for another 2 presidential term those. residents in the ruined ancient iraqi city of mosul have a new battle on their hands after emerging from the shadow of what was the former stronghold of the self-proclaimed islamic state now they're dealing with a pandemic and it means some are again risking their lives. my job is to help people stay positive give them the best availabl

from moscow. can't come soon enough when it no next facebook insists it works flatow to take the offensive content but when it comes to tracking down far more sinister a counseling to isolate for instance the seems to be a problem a study by an antique streamers and think tank is found hundreds of accounts of a detection by exploiting technologies and loopholes alone meant to stay active for months one technique something called common. tent masking by mixing pro i sill material in with videos of general genuine content from real news outlets like b.b.c. and their friends 24 a number of others some videos were edited to begin with content that on the face of it seemed innocuous or bland but then it changed i still sympathizers also infiltrated common threads to share links to known jihadi sites and they coordinated raids on other facebook pages including the u.s. military do now the report says the accounts are also gloated about being able to so-called gain the system research has found almost $3

follow those day here in moscow you watching r.t. international now 180 migrants on board a rescue ship will finally get to disembark today in sicily that after a motor both previously denied the ocean viking the right to dock sparking outrage among those on board. now there were $180.00 michael soul food $25.00 of those we understand were on the company were mine is many of those unaccompanied minors one the women of the majority of the people both of. the stuff on every train and i do we have they were attempting to make that forcing at the end of june several different vessels before they were rescued by a ship fighting and the crew and so with the ocean flight came this is the members of s.o.s. mediterranean say they have never seen it they spat that. we've been doing this a full 4 not half years now bringing people always to a safe place but this is the 1st time the 1st time in 4 and a half years there's been anything like this well the doctor has own code for s.o.s. mediterranean to talk about the severe psychological distress

in parliament over the russian report which condemned the government for its lack of action against moscow's allegedly influence over u.k. politics. the people of this this country didn't vote to leave the e.u. because of pressure from russia the russian introduced the prime minister's son told this report for 10 months and failed to come to get it over with not the security for a year and. the highly anticipated are much too late report also claims russia remains a top security priority we get reaction on the streets of london. i just think we can't get too carried away should be to feel. it's got nothing to do with it but they were trying to play for sure with the just buy. a new loris proposed in the netherlands that could give elderly people the right to euthanasia even if they are not suffering from any magical conditions we debate the issue. on the u.s. accuses china of sponsoring hackers to spy on american companies walking on a box in the post at 90. 8 pm here in moscow a very warm welcome from the whole team. h.q. plot to have your company at this hour while starting * us off boris

international broadcasting worldwide from our studio here in moscow nicky aaron brown top story this hour the russian doping saugor is once again making headlines new evidence has emerged questioning the authenticity of 3 key whistle blowers affidavits originally submitted with the intent of showing which russian athletes allegedly cheated or for more on that some crossing live to south korea taylor now 38 good to see you what is this new evidence emerged from and does it actually change anything. well it really potentially significant development in the scandal that has gripped the sporting world for several years now at the moment proceedings at the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland are under way and evidence relating to the a legit russian government sanctioned doping scheme is being reassessed but independent expertise from a german newspaper say that in fact the signature overtake he witness on a key piece of testimony is not actually an original but a low quality fake one digital forensic report concluded that the same photo fire liberal change of signature was inse

and it is fuing suspicion of moscow. the governor -- the city is closer to china then it is to the russian capital. moscow is more than 6000 kilometers away. it is not just the distance which is big but so is the sense of resentment here towards the kremlin. they are not calling for a revolution. all the protesters want is for the governor to be given a fair trial in the city. tr>> we are jusng to show moscow that he is our man and he has to be here. even if he dn't which we don't think. he has to be here. steve: the city's mayor told us the protest should stop. >> im against the protest because they are illegal. also, today we had 80 five new cases of coronavirus in thean cy where do you find coronavirus? in large cwds. steve: but feelings are running high. the supporters have vowed to continue theemonstrations. unsanctioned protests like this one are normally viewed by those in power here as a legal and have been broken updated what's interesting is so far, local police have been keeping their distance. a perhaps that

the latest now with to their views if joining us from moscow good danger of on a walk you tell us about the police arrests. i was quite interesting yesterday being on the square for the 1st 2 hours or so police sort of just stood by and watched and let the protesters gather it was quite quiet signatures were collected and then at the end few young teenagers started flying a gay pride parade gay pride flag against the ban on gay marriage and the crowd started getting rowdy here in about 2 hours into the protests a group of the teenagers group off the square and they started marching through the city center they collected something like 20300 people along with them and as i was following them along overheard one of the cops say we're going over you know detain them on bats and that's essentially what we saw we saw about 150 people detained and out of around the 300 and so that was you know quickly cleared out of the streets and the by the arrests as they are usually most of these protests are quite violent you see people ripped off into the police wagons and taken away most of these peopl

a top target for russian interference but it says officials turned a blind eye to allegations that moscow is trying to influence king votes such as the referendum. now the british have it in black and white the kremlin interfered in the $24.00 teens nonissue independence referendum members of the intelligence and security committee also believe russia intended to. it's the bricks that referendum to help so discord in the e.u. but they say the government was not interested that no one in government knew if russia interfered in or sort influenced the referendum because they did not want to know the u.k. government of actively avoided looking for evidence that russia into field their report says that the 2014 referendum in scotland in which 55 percent of scots voted against secession from the u.k. was the 1st post soviet interference by russia in a democratic election in the west russian influence is the new normal says committee member kevin jones so the question is is who is protecting british public from interference in our democratic process when a no show we found no one is parliamentar

so that was then but the president mentioned in central moscow keeping tabs on the voting in reaction been telling our audiences the last day as we've been going them. well this whole voting process has been pretty unconventional and that it all began on the 25th of june and is only wrapping up today a week later now the culprit is of course is that 19 that staggering was done to prevent masses from flocking to polling stations on just one day i don't think we can underestimate the psychological toll the crater virus has taken for months people were told stay at home safe don't go out saw eat so naturally there were people who were hesitant about venturing out to cost the boats so authorities here in russia did everything that they could to give people options so that everyone could get to space in a way that they felt comfortable in a way that they felt safe so alternatives included floating from term or in a couple of cities even floating online for those those who really wanted to stick by the old fashioned method of searching in the polling stations while it was safety fausto mosq

has been you normal that's the conclusion of a long awaited part of much thought and westminster into moscow's allegedly madeleine british. donald trump stunt troop song to the streets of the city of portland to the washington press claims has moved to legalize it wasn't agreed with global priority . to cross the line when russia claims its coprime feels good to go although questions always in the west over how it made such quick progress. on police in the u.k. want to drop its limits georgia hardest one refer to acts of terrorism amid fears it breeds hate towards muslims we debate the issue when we give these labels to them we legitimize their actions on the terrorists people don't do this specifically for the reason because they believe in this extreme islamic viewpoint . a.p.m. here in moscow a very warm welcome from the whole team at all to international plot to have your company at this hour well let's jump in a much anticipated report into a lettered russian into fair and some british politics has finally been released in the u.k. and it could include small schools influence is the new n

to me it's coated 98 and so that staggering was done in order to prevent people from descending on moscow to the polling stations i don't think we can underestimate of course the psychological toll that coronavirus has taken a few months people have been told to stay at home it's safe that if you go outside it's dangerous not to be there and that what people who are hesitant about censuring out into the streets to cost the food so authorities here in russia really did everything that they could and wanted to give people options such everyone could participate but in a way that they felt comfortable and in a way that they felt safe so alternatives included 13 from home or in a number of cities voting online but if you still want to do the old fashioned way of searching in the polling stations it was all about safety so mosques to blogs disposable pens social distancing a limit on the number of people in a polling station at any one time and not show up in walking around the city law enjoying the beautiful weather if the past week and i can say that people have been strictly it's harrowing

why they're good afternoon my name is kevin owen here in moscow just turn to pm now this is r.t. international and it is news from russia that's dominating our coverage this hour it is the final day of week of voting that's been taking place across russia on proposed changes to the country's constitution while many of already had their say by voting online president has declared today a national holiday to allow voters who haven't yet done so the chance to cast their ballot. and it's a package of more than $140.00 amendments all told many adding social and legal and economic guarantees to the constitution a couple to pinpoint one ensuring the minimum wage won't be lower than the cost of living vitally important lot of people another one to securing an annual adjustment to maintain the value of pensions and allowances there could also be tougher requirements for civil servants such as banning key officials from having foreign citizenship or bank accounts abroad and controversy there are some proposals that are controversial for instance marriage will be classified soley as a union

live from moscow this is r.t. international my names you know me 30 minutes of news and views start. it's the final day of a week of voting that's been taking place in russia on proposed changes to the country's constitution while many have already had their say by voting online president putin has the 3rd today a national holiday to a lot of voters who haven't yet gotten so the chance to cast their ballot. list weapons that is the culminating point of russia's nationwide vote on amendments to its constitution and snow into the final number of followers here in moscow about russian citizens. ballots and some people who poured on to the streets really to voice their concern over the proposed changes well to keep it all in for us this hour our correspondents. here taylor so let's kick off with you lovely throw in there as well what's been the sunny day so far in moscow the polls are close though in other parts of the country aren't they in the far east and the idea of venture shipping up to date. while all you need

hello from moscow midday here now i'm kevin 0 in live from artie's world news h.q. this sunday it's the weekly the big stories we brought you over the last 7 days and recap so 1st the rushes overhauled constitution came into effect on saturday following a weeklong vote which wrapped up on wednesday the majority of voters indorse the changes in the end with 78 percent in favor from a turn of her own 68 percent followed the final day of polling. now this really was a vote of us the 1st time people were in mosques and gloves the 1st time they were using disposable pants walks in through temperatures counts voting online for some as for the voting process itself while does that was a situation where security footage allegedly caught a woman stuffing ballots now that counting in that area of moscow has been suspended pending an investigation otherwise the central electoral commission says that it found no irregularities that was so many. amendments on the table $147.00 in total that it's difficult to decide what it was that ultimately secured public backing but undoubted

the new and normal that's the conclusion of a long awaited parliamentary report and westminster into moscow's allergic modulating in british. donald trump son's troops onto the streets of the city of portland to quash on grass all claims his moves in legal as it wasn't just we need good local authorities. to cross the line russian claims it's because the vaccine is good to go all the questions are raised in the west over how it made such progress. police in the u.k. want to draw is the best of all jihad this would refer you to acts of terrorism amid fears it breeds hate towards muslims need to face here. when we give these labels to them we get to their auctions and there to receive these people on to the specific reason because they believe in this extreme islamic view. bringing your news around the clock this is our team international a very welcome from the whole team here in moscow well let's head straight to the u.k. where a much anticipated report into a large and russian interference in british politics has finally been released and it concludes moscow's influence because the new norma

just a few moments in terms of brand new day here in moscow sunday july the 26 the warm welcome to the program. the chinese foreign ministry has accuse the us of violating international law by breaking into its consulate in houston beijing has vowed to retaliate an american agents were seen forcing their way through the back door right after chinese officials were required to vacate the building now the raid happened on friday president trump ordered the closure earlier in the week accusing beijing of stealing intellectual property while the justice department claimed consular staff were obstructing an investigation officials said the being in it in a fraud probe a texas research institute. meanwhile in the chinese city of chang do the american consulate been shot in a tit for tat measure there are helping other patients that both nations of mean seeking to get rid of sensitive information here is a money making rubbish examine of the building in chengdu one of the bags had slipped on appeared to contain shredded paper. in a related development a chinese researcher has been arrested in

releases its highly anticipated russia reports into moscow's alleged interference in britain's political system it concludes that russian influence in the u.k. is the new. i i. fear in the us city of portland where unmarked federal forces have been sent into. racism to protest without the consent of local authorities into claims of illegality and about seeing the world be waiting for russia announces its coronavirus jab is ready after successfully passing trials but western media persists raising doubts over developed police in the u.k. want to put a stop to referring to certain acts of terrorism as islamist or jihadist fearing it does create negative perceptions that was limbs and also islamophobia guests to propose. me give these labels to them when the. people aren't doing it specifically because they believe in this extreme islamic. good afternoon 3 pm here in moscow you without international now will start with breaking news because the case in. halogens and security committee has finally released a highly anticipated report on alleged russian interference in britain's political sys

the lots to talk about today for a good afternoon i'm kevin 0 in here in moscow is just 1 pm now this is our international and it is news from russia this dominating our coverage this hour it is the final day of a week of voting that's been taking place across russia on proposed changes to the country's constitution well many of already heard this say by voting online president putin has declared today a national holiday to allow voters who haven't yet done so the chance to cast their ballot. a lot to consider too is a package of more than 140 a moment's many adding social legal and economic guarantees to the constitution a couple of in a more detail what he sure is for instance the minimum wage would not be lower than the cost of living another secures an annual adjustment to maintain the value of pensions and allowances so crucial for so many people that and then they'd be tougher requirements too for civil servants such as banning key officials from having foreign citizens ship or bank accounts abroad there are also some proposed as seen as controversial to marriage top of the list

this is deja vu news live from berlin protests in russia calling for a future without president putin moscow police cracking down on the demonstrations more than a 100 people arrested after protesting against reforms that could give putin another 16 years in office also on our show rising waters behind the renaissance danny theo pierre threatened water shortages downstream in egypt and in sudan could the breakdown in talks over water between these countries lead to a war over the not. and many of india's migrant workers left their jobs in the cities to flee their coronavirus now back at home they risk living into crushing debt so they can just feed their founders. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today and he putin protests in the russian capital moscow have ended with more than 140 arrests demonstrators gathered to collect signatures against changes to the constitution passed earlier this month police moved in quickly and put an end to the gathering. dozens of arrests follow anti-government protests in the russian capital where officers in riot gear forcefully rounded up protesters

and it concludes moscow's influence is the new normal however it bashes the u.k. government for failing to investigate or assess the risk of kremlin in foreign interference the russian foreign ministry has slammed the report as another example of russian sentiment it claims the findings and comments about the mob the clearest example yet for so phobia is sally has more details from london. this report published by the british parliament's intelligence and security chin mitzi looking into what it alleges is russian interference in british politics it says that it's based on secret material compiled by british spies it's taken a year and a half to publish after having been completed a number of rumors or so why it might have taken so long and why some parts of been censored and redacted not according to the reports russia undertook influence campaigns in relation to the 2014 scottish independence referendum and might have done the same with regards to the break the referendum of 2016 of course how successful any of these alleged campaigns are hasn't been established

the partisan movement is being directed from moscow. there's a bureaucracy in moscow. they knew about the battle of kursk. they knew they were going to be attacked. they were defending against it. so orders went out to all the various units of the partisans, that they should begin attacking the germans' communications, the supply, and whatever. and that's what they did. those would be small unit operations, in which you would have, let's say, a half-dozen or a dozen men with munitions to go out and blow things up, attack convoys, and whatever. the other thing they did is raids, which were different in the sense of the size and purpose. for example, the ukrainian partisans were actually directed by stalin, the boss. they should conduct a raid down to the carpathian mountains. this would be a unit involving something like 700 partisans, a substantial number of arms, mortars, light machine guns, to draw out the germans away to chase them. that was the idea of the raid, as opposed to the sabotage. so, those are the three things, for example, that the partisans did in suppo

other good afternoon it's 2 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international now the u.k. government claims it has recognized the threat posed by russia for a long time and considers moscow a secure. priority it also says to you it has a 30 year strategy for dealing with the kremlin well this was london's response to a report on alleged russian meddling in british politics that was released on chaves day it accuses the u.k. a failing to take the threat seriously who is protecting the british public from. serious you know democratic process blue note show. no one in the u.k. go if you are you'll pull this about school for something from terrorism we found the defense you can be difficult process is a total government run by belief underestimating the stones required to be russian straight and this still fully conscious yet range isn't the recent. yeah we're used to know. if there was all the rush to report there had been sat on by the government for a year and a half before it was finally released on tuesday down hawkins looks at what he said they get a very brief summary o

follow their good afternoon just don't want to talk here in moscow he watching r.t. international now start this out breaking news team because the case intelligence and security committee has finally released a highly anticipated for port on alleged russian interference in britain's political system the government had been sitting on it for a year and a hof so let's get the details now from he's in london for us covering events a good often a need to just run through then the main conclusions of this document. well this document has been released last year in the heart of being completed there were many delays as to its release there were many rumors in the british media amongst the political class as to why the government didn't release it but eventually has been done it alleges that russia has exerted involvement in through example the 2014 scottish referendum and 2016 regs at referendum. this channel spot me other russian media as outlined in. full focused on really doing the report saying that there was progress of stories for example published on the production

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