happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us while. it was exclusive analysis of the military operation in libya where often the videos. you can see footage sent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi thousands gathered on friday in the victims of bombing you can download these images video service after they be applies there's no charge. to the page which gives you on that access to thousands of clips on the web site. the u.s. congress has thrush so budget agreeing on spending cuts dangerously close to the deadline republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government shutdown in fifty years if the shutdown had happened hundreds of thousands of public employees were sold from the start teachers would lock in paying senators agreed on a thirty eight billion dollars worth of cuts before the end of september or whether spike the efforts to tighten the budget some of the economists something donna using ground looking for ways to ensure greater economic stability for the world. mr reports from the

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happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. what is what is exclusive analysis over a minute shopper ration in that you are offering me some videos to. see footage of crew ascent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi thousands gathered on friday to mourn their terms of nato has gone you can even download these images from a free video service the name implies there's no charge they found a link to the page which gives you are going to access to thousands of tips that's on our websites. now it will be the longest and most ambitious undersea pipeline in the world but it's complete stream of the gas from russia to countries across europe he's never went to see first hand how the construction is progressing. might look like common in middle of a muddy building site but behind me is a key point in one of the most ambitious engineering projects undertaken anywhere in the world over the last few years the plight which you can see just going into the ground and then out to see behind me as the north stream pipe as the world's longest u

and i think the result will probably be a very easy partition of libya. with nato as actions in libya turns to anger after the alliance general refuses to apologize for any strikes which killed opposition from. us nor makers scrape together an agreement on billions in spending cuts just an hour before the first government shutdown fifty years we're going to head. for the year with. twenty four hours a day welcome to the program russia and poland are coming together to remember a common tragedy on sunday it will be exactly a year since a polish plane crashed in the russian city of slovyansk ninety six people on board including the polish president his wife for the knowledge of the country's. grief uniting the two nations but poland's rejection of the investigation has threatened to divide the. troopers in this once we. describe the scene. all year on the scene there is only. one polish plane. ash causing a fire now the plane was carrying poland's president his wife maria ninety four other smugglers the country's senior political and military officials know

happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. as well as exclusive sort of military operation in libya are offering exclusive interviews to. see footage of our crew was sent from the rebel stronghold of benghazi where thousands gathered on friday for the victims of. these and it's pretty obvious that there is no charge for the link to the page which gives you a bit of resistance gazans clips on our website at r.t. dot com. u.s. congress rushed down to a budget read on spending cuts dangerously close to the deadline republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government or fifty years if the short term that happened years of rounds of critical for us are here so there isn't any attention is paid senate is agreed on for the billion dollars worth of cuts before the others are over despite this to tighten the project so the economists in the us thought it was a ground for ways to ensure a great economic stability for the world ots learn this to reporters from the sun it works to with friends

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of libya are really being held in there. the public opinion agency love i just said all stresses what the international community can do to stop the bloodshed and to protect. the one percent of those polled say they should be no intervention thirteen percent say comic sanctions against the regime as a solution to the problem twelve percent believe that is asses should be frozen ten percent think a closed space can help and seven percent support a ground operation in libya the future of the libyan people is far from being clear that. ok if we sat down and to do this program nato still is very very was actually very against arming any groups in libya the united states britain france other members of nato are not so separate members are not so clear on it in we've heard from the u.s. that it's they're getting they're entertaining the idea i mean if i hear you i mean i'm i'm the biggest cynic i know i mean by arming the rebels and with nato air support it's just a matter of time before you can polarize down the gadhafi regime th

long way and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle arming to win the conflict in libya has reached a stalemate should western powers expand their intervention and arm the and take it off the rebels would this be tantamount to choosing sides in a growing civil war and as time passes there's an end game in libya become even more elusive. can. you discuss the ongoing still meet in libya i'm joined by jim elder marty he's in london he is a libyan writer and political activists he's also a british coordinator for the rebel interim national council of libya in washington we have ivan eland he's a senior fellow and director of the center on peace in liberty at the independent institute and in tucson we have a lot hudson she is an associate professor of near east studies at the university of arizona and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right this is cross talk i mean he can jump in anytime you want. i could go to tucson should view the united states and its western allies one way or another legally or illegally or a split the difference between the law and what we wan

his actions in libya turns to anger. general he says to apologize to the so-called friendly fire and strikes which killed opposition funds. and us nor makers scrape together an agreement on billions in spending cuts just an hour before the first government shutdown and it's really going to head. here watching on t.v. broadcasting live from moscow on kerry just the top story now russia and probably in the coming together to remember a common tragedy on sunday it will be exactly a year since a polish plane crashed near the russian city of slovyansk killing the polish president and ninety five others. in the struggle and recommend aeration ceremonies taking place so you can't really the tragedy clearly united people but it's still hard for some of polish politicians it seems to overcome this suspicions of russia what's the general mood. from poland to russia on the state over one hundred people have a right there now caring of the size of this catastrophe took place almost a year ago now the science worthy to pull you want

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happen to libya to punish them for making things hard for us oil. as well as exclusive analysis of the military operation in libya we're offering exclusive videos to. now you can see footage our crew is from the rebel stronghold of gaza the birth of thousands gathered on friday to mourn the victims of nato bombings you can even download these images from our free video service the name implies there is no charge on the link to the page for security one room to access thousands of clips on our website our t.v. dot com. the u.s. congress has stretched out of budget agreeing on spending constant firstly close to the deadline for republicans and democrats were forced to overcome their differences or risk the first government shutdown in sixteen years if the sump sound had happened hundreds of thousands of public employees including soldiers and many teachers would have not been paid senators agreed on thirty eight billion dollars worth of cuts before the end of september however despite efforts to tighten the budget some leading economists see the us do

improve those kids in libya themselves basically you see their future of libya the political future of libya is the destiny of the whole country and that's the business of libyan people and where our foreign partners are trying to play a role in these internal civil conflicts usually you see it there to the extreme is terrorists take. care of what we saw in iraq and what we are now seeing in afghanistan so russian position has been always been very prudent first of all it's not all went into all the cancers internal affairs that's the cornerstone of the united nations again is a ship and russia cares about borders are supporting these basics of international law that's not. said. of course russia as all the other countries tried to do their best in stopping the bloodshed taking place in libya by what we see now their position of many punches nation members he is absolutely destructive what they're doing they're not preventing large shares but they're increasing. the bloodshed in libya big ego and popular from the is a futile for world economy and international relations thank you. well

aid delivery is in jeopardy, nato consider sending ground troops to as libya to protect humanitarian help. egypt and's prosecutor ordered the arrest of hosni mubarak and his two sons. the colombian president says that his country is part of the solution when it comes to fighting the drug trade's. nato has not excluded the possibility of deploying ground troops in libya to protect aid workers according to the german nato geral ian interview. germany has signaled its willingness to send troops to libya as part of a humanitarian mission. the u.s. military is continuing to fly missions in support of rebel forces in spite of their announcement earlier this month they would no longer deploy or pains -- warplanes over libya. and they are getting ready for a major offensive which they believe is imminent. the war between supporters of the long-term leader can rebel forces seems to have reached a stalemate situation. neither side is capable of winning by military means. the international contact group on libya gathered onwednesday to discuss the situation despite differences, they all agree o

and their bench and in libya the geopolitics of libya are very very important the way it's in north africa very close to europe there are many aspects that the europeans follow and to be very important to the european community that's one to get that if he himself the dictator the sole. ruler of libya is someone who no one on the whole entire planet is fond or lifestyle wants to be with and the third dimension which is very very important is that he didn't he didn't stop at anything this man would have literally killed hundreds of thousands of people it may sell and exaggerated but trust me on this one right now as we speak there are massacres taken place in this route and no one can get to that you can't get to them by sea can't get to them by then and then in jebel nafusa in the west of libya so let's let's let's actually characterize things in the proper context there is no. as you are making to mention it is that we really believe intervention is failing to protect people that's exactly the point the people. make they're saying we asked for this intervention but it's not working

now want to libya. -- on to libya. spoken koussa ahas publicly and feared that libya will become the new somalia. the former minister was accused of being involved in the lockerbie bombing. he warned the west to avoid further turmoil in his country. >> as a libyan, i am the same as all the libyans. i ask everybody, all the parties to work to avoid taking libya into a civil war. this will lead to so many blood and libya will be a new somalia. more than that, we refuse dividing libya. the unity of libya is essential to any solution and any settlement in libya. the solution in libya will come from the libyans themselves. through discussion and dialogue. >> there with a statement that was given to the bbc. earlier, the libyan minister for social affairs had this reaction to the statement. >> he said i have known moussa for a long time but i will not comment on anything he says. a foreign country in a war situation with libya. we cannot take anything he says -- let them go outside of britain to a country that is neutral and

there has beenrowi uneasine evebout the libya intervention from somemembers, espeally rsia, which has been sayin that the nato forces e erstepping their.n. mandate. i think that hard andhe russian position sya. they did not wan the secity council getnvolved at all. e russian aassar spelled th out quite clear the. he said this was not consired to be a threat t international peace and security and ouide force wod behe thing that woul actually use regnal instability andould perhaps encourage more vionce and perhaps civ war. he was very strong. otherounc members were hesitant, including china. e serity cncilas clearly shnt is not le or wilng to act on syria ait did on libya. >> l's talk abt lia. how much do u thi th disagrmentin the council today were due t what has happened inibya and what has beappeng in libya? >> i thi th colored it, rticarly for the rsian e foreign minister hasaid several timeshat fel that nato was overstepping the u.n. mandate to protectivilns and was gng bond that i terms attackingargets associated with colol gaddafi and the fear of the russia and perhaps the inesis

libya. but first let's see what russians think about how to resolve the libyan crisis. and while many says the goal of the western led effort in libya is in question then i want the people of libya i really fell in their hour of need the public being an agency lot of said i'll stress and what the internet can do to stop the bloodshed and to protect the bins fifty one percent of those polled say they should be no intervention thirteen percent say comic sanctions against the regime is the solution to the problem twelve percent believe that is asses should be frozen ten percent think a closed space can help and seven percent support a ground operation in the the future of the libyan people is far from being clear that. ok is resized down and to do this program nato still is very very well it's actually very against are arming any groups in libya the united states britain france other members of nato are not so separate members are not so clear on it in we've heard from the us that they're getting they're entertaining the idea i've been trying to you i mean i'm i'm the bigg

apparently he shot himself whilcleang his gun a casuty of libya's chaotic freem struggle. join the rels on t way to a towtheyre tryingto take bac there was a he's welcome for rareisitor, the geral who is suppose to be in charge. he is a former interior misternd head of speci forces who switched sid. leadership has been missing here. havtrained soldiers. today we saw a lot more of th. men like this one, who was expelledfromoloneladdi's ar years ago has nowurn s gun on e regime. >> wwill never giv up, he says, and the geral'sisit is vympornt to us al it will give u a push. the rels reave eniven a real boosty t general's brief visit to t are imoved malefter a f difficult days ofefea th areontinuing to edg forward, but they a sti outgunned, a outnumbered by as many as 10- overhead, nato jets preparing hit colonel gadfi's forces. e air strikes havbeen crucial. so farhere have bn hundreds of sorties. but now there's a claimhat seven civiliansere kild by anir strike on wednesday. a doctor at this hostal told e bb a military cony was destroyed, but an ammunition lory exodedkilling

in guys the libya. what we caught up with you got here to moscow after sharing his experience there in libya he joined us here in the studio. back from going guys he may be over we can go spend two weeks there. talked a lot with the rebels themselves so myself and they are pretty badly organized many of them are young many of them are teenagers who just got their hands on kalashnikov rifles and are constantly shooting just in the air in the city so when they're either celebrating something worth remembering something it seemed to me it was actually even more dangerous to be inside because of that rather than on the front because everybody just sporadically. they got these guns from gadhafi troops where they retreated so much talking about their actions on the front there are poorly trained one of our teams was filming the front got caught by a mortar attack so when everybody was running back. from the front they saw how the rebels were actually running faster. than our team was with. in countries now sa

over a potential terrorist attack in europe grow security experts claim the coalition's involvement in libya could trigger a radical response. that had struggles to stand in the kind of radioactive water from the fukushima power plant into the ocean well thousands of whom the tsunami survivors placed in the system feature. and get off the most current metro suicide bombing russia deals a devastating blow to terrorism by killing a group of high ranking militants. around the world around the clock this is our team with our weekly news if you welcome the first pro gadhafi forces continue that latest offensive in western libya attempting to recapture the country's third largest city in misrata that's the last rebel stronghold left in the west and has been under attack for weeks of course on its part of syria's and trip a bit more. the work of bloodshed is increasingly being used to describe the situation in the last rebel held city in the west of this country the city of misrata now according to doctors on the scene they say that one person was killed and several people were wounded in the early

and a nato air strike has reportedly killed thirteen rebels in libya this comes as the u.k. is accused of destroying a major could actually control the oil fields sconce to crush doubts over the coalition's troop motives in libya. and portugal turns to the e.u. to drag it out of a financial black hole it's threatening to arouse waves of anger among european taxpayers who will have to foot yet another bailout bill. and also russia provides poland with the newly declassified data on the one hundred forty months ago polish offices near cuts in all of this in a fresh effort to dispel tension. pop culture celebrity jesse ventura is our guest for the next r.t. if you are the former minnesota governor challenges the official spin on some of the american government's darkest and most incriminating secrets that is coming your way next to stay with us. party sitting down with the former governor of minnesota t.v. personality former u.s. navy seal and bestselling author jesse ventura thank you so much for joining us and my pleasure always a pleasure your new book sixty three documents

ameransre lit on libya. it is esntially a civil war. some peopleee iasaivil war and someeoplsee it as an upring that has bn finally ushe by gadfi. so americans,t th end of the day, are weary. thy arremembering iraqnd they are n surehey nt to get involved in anotherar. >> thank you very much >> to other news fromaround the wod -- the suicide bomber h kiedeveraleople in afghanistan there has been gaerin of toublleaders. heleft the gheri and set f explosives. sever btanders weralso inred. it is sd that y ars of the econy in japan would suffer, incling dustrial production and exports. ts is the fit ti in x mths that the governmen has dngrad its own-- wn itomeso economic oubles, it isthe ugly stain of corruptn th may hinder ind's seemingly releless rise. thcouny's biggest case of its kin is is hardly an olated incident. ithas put the governmt onhe defensiv >> dia is really not a collection. froa multi-billionolla telecom scamme to last year'- to a cash-for-a vote scandal which ma the government nervouabout the fallo. ar you concerd that the

so introducing drones into the war in libya is likely only to mean more civilian casualties and more suffering for the libyan people. and plenty of sense if america sending its trends it's clear the u.s. doesn't trust nato. well the introduction of armed drones to believe called flicked makes the whole situation too familiar again with the u.s. president obama was adamant the united states will pray only a superior air logistical role for the nato led operation against colonel qaddafi but the deployment of american predator drones over libya and here is praise means several things first of the united states has completely lost faith in the capability of nato or the local randall's to regain the initiative on the ground the second point is that as of now introduction of the predator drones into libya and carl think the united states has retaken before the responsibility for the endgame in levy united states policy might as well issue me its name from the drones itself the predator policy. well britain italy and france are sending military advisors to libya in a move that has once agai

nato air strikes have hit a rebel tank position in libya with up to fifty deaths reported a major could have to control the oil field is also center have been destroyed by the coalition according true motives of violence into question. portugal turns to the e.u. to drag it out of a financial black hole thrown into roles waves of anger among european taxpayers would have to put yet another but you know bill. with more news more evidence for in less than fifteen minutes from now meantime let's check out what's happening in the world of sports in the tosh. thanks bill this is lot of sports news on r.t.l. here is what's coming off in the program football action resumes tonight across the continent with four year old matches one of them involving spartak moscow who travel to see. in the champions league meanwhile the united are in the driving seat for a semi finals spot off the beaten chelsea in the first leg. and gases in town the legendary roy jones jr as them also for the first time since one thousand nine hundred six to promote his main twenty prize fight with russia's doing these. so yo

as the world's attention is fixed on libya the events have inspired some vicious debate. jobs a russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african unrest which became an instant hit on the internet arches were important i went to meet him. it's a cartoon parody starring. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya. three big pigs was created by russian illustrator. a twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics wanted to do flex game i wanted to do. i just looked at. one of my favorite games. for. the things that. i thought play clips. and i for. those things in this three little pigs remake libyan strongman moammar gadhafi and the ousted leaders of tunisia in egypt take the form of green pigs hiding in houses angry bird protesters smashed denali and rebar but with libya on. this so-called freedom fighters achieve victory with the support of an american eagle wearing a french hat. in less than five days this viral clip has created a global baas and garnered nearly one millio

any outcome in libya we cannot do that nor do we have the right to determine who the leader of libya should be many fear radical forces could take advantage of the chaos in libya former jihadist noman badman who renounces all quiet affiliation in two thousand says he has two mates one thousand jihadists are among the rebels in libya one levy and rebel commander has openly admitted his fighters have links other reports say terrorists seized libyan surface to air missiles when arsenals were looted nato intelligence reports claim flickers of al qaida and hezbollah have been found among the rebels in libya but maintained there is no reason to believe their presence is significant but a u.s. military study three years ago said lidia's made up the second largest group of jihadists in the world right after saudi arabia all of that seems to be discarded as the u.s. is trying to prop up the opposition in libya as some analysts say in an attempt to forge a relationship with them that would be favorable for the united states in the future but experts say as of now the opposition in libya hardly

exit question, in libya has or pat buchanan? >> yes, he has, because he doesn't know the end game and the end game may require boots on the ground in libya, and whose boots will they be? >> another? >> i think he's handling it quite well. there may be boots on the ground, they will not be american boots. the allies will have to pony up for that if that's where this is headed. >> he seems very reluctant to talk about regime change, lest he look like president george w. bush but that's what we're engaged in here bus he knows that no-hitter outcome will be very band for the united states, but i don't think they're prepared for any of the outcomes, john. and this administration has not talked about libya in the greater context of what is going on in the broader middle east. >> what about nato just dropping a bomb right on gaddafi's compound? >> they did that. >> they've tried that. >> what do you mean they tried? >> yes, missile on his head. >> i'm talking about over the head flight. >> anything is possible. i don't think that that

potential terrorist attack in europe grow as security experts claim the coalition's involvement in libya could trigger our one a cold war strong. and japan struggles to stem the leak of radioactive water from the fukushima power plant into the ocean off thousands of homes the tsunami survivors face and uncertain future. plus a year after the moscow metro suicide bombing russian deals a devastating blow to terrorism by killing of group of high ranking militants. a warm welcome to the weekly here in our to this sunday on the snow way with the latest news from around the world and a look back at the week's top stories we begin with libya and pro good coffee forces continue their latest offensive in the west of the country attempting to recapture libya's third largest city mistry it's the last rebel stronghold left in the west and has been under attack for weeks now our correspondent paula sleeper is in tripoli with more. the work of bloodshed is increasingly been used to describe the situation in the last rebel held city in the west of this country the city of misrata now according to docto

says it's not just kind of good golf in the rebels who have to pay for six weeks in libya coalition forces are also sent to the country starting up control. and the russian president touched the next race for the kremlin in an interview ahead of his visit to china all the details on that coming up. plus american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world to fund washington's ever growing with. health care and education only. on air and online twenty four hours a day you're watching on t.v. but a roof says mourning the victims of monday's terror attack that rocked the city's metro killing twelve people and injuring almost two hundred the first feels will be taking place throughout the day in minsk. trover has been meeting some of it was affected by the tragedy. when. i started to stream help i was bleeding heavily a man and woman karen to be outside in the fresh air the top of my leg and didn't leave me until the ambulance arrived that's a man and a woman might be unaware they saved not only you re nothing but the life of your unborn child as well fifteen year

they said there could be no peace in libya while pataki remains in power. on friday, nato fighter jets bombed targets in tripoli, got the's home town. -- gaddafi's, countered the opposition says they have stopped gaddafi bus trips from the advancing into the city center. >> thousands marched in anti- government protests across the viet -- syria on friday. security forces used batons and tear gas to prevent marchers from reaching the city center. new internet footage shows the brutality of syrian secity forces dealing with the demonstrators. voices can be heard encouraging people to torture them up more. other images show the crowd toppling a statue of the former leader, the father of current president. thimages arere reportedly from the former president come town. scores of jordanian protesters have turned out in the capital to call for political and economic rorm. they carried signs calling for the dissolution of parliament. opposition groups want the country to move toward a true constitutional monarchy, but the prime minister. they are demanding a modern

now later says that providing public safety for civilians in libya is impossible while colonel gadhafi remains in power but chris nineham from the stop the war coalition says strikes on their own can and never provide liberation or humanitarian aid. leaving aside the question of the legality of the operation and everything that we have learned from iraq and from afghanistan tells us and should have told the western governments that you cannot form a country into democracy or liberation you cannot. you cannot create progress in the country by launching cruise missiles that in fact what you find is the opposite happens civilians die. very often the current regime actually becomes strengthened body time because gadhafi after all from the start was trying to characterize your position as being stooges of the west we're now that particular characterization will appear to have a lot more weight with people in libya and you know so far they've got nowhere when it comes to their attempts to remove remove gadhafi started i fail to see how intensifying the bombing is going to do anything more th

forces continue to impose a no fly zone over libya there are concerns that. europe security experts. plotting terror attacks in revenge for strikes. e.u. countries have taken the lead role in forcing the u.n. resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bring conflict right to their very own back doors i list claim colonel gadhafi now has little other weapons left in his armory that oversees terror he's faced repeated accusations that he ordered lockerbie bombing that killed two hundred seventy mostly westerners and experts say some countries are particularly in the firing line three leading countries of the offensive operation that means from. united states of course the only. really is to use their right so i think. it's a clear cut in prison ventra today in the coming days in the coming weeks but e.u. backing for and dribbles could backfire further rebel leaders include the libyan islamic fighting group and associates of al qaida and the casualties mounting every day from allied bombing make fertile recruiting ground for and she w

and i think the result will probably create a very easy partition of libya. rebel disillusionment with nato actions in libya and the anger and violence general visas to apologize for print the strikes killed. and us more makers scraped together an agreement billions in strange and cuts just an hour before the first government shutdown as we've gone ahead. here with world news twenty four hours a day back on the program well russia and poland coming together to remember a common tragedy on sunday it will be exactly a year since a polish plane crash near the russian city of slovyansk ninety six people are on board including the polish president his wife and a knowledge part of the country's political elite grief united the two nations both presidents rejection of the investigation has threatened to divide the. country is in question for us now where commemoration ceremonies are due to begin the country and here at the site itself describe the scene that. well a year on there is only three stumps of the sites where the polish to one fifty four crashed causing a

obama, david cameron, and president sarkozy have issued a joint declaration that military action in libya will continue until colonel gaddafi is gone. in a letter being published in three newspapers, the leaders say a future with gaddafi in charge would be a betrayal of the people. as foreign ministers debated how to boost the military effort, nato aircraft attacked the libyan capital. our middle east editor reports from tripoli. >> first came the sound of military jets. earlier this week, tripoli didn't feel like a city at war. from the roof where we do live broadcasting, it was clear that was changing. there were bursts of anti-aircraft fire, and then around five miles away, the nato planes hit their target. it all happened while nato was meeting in berlin, promising what it called a high operational tempo. about an hour later, the libyans took journalists to the scene of attack. the bus stopped at a cafe on a university campus. the windows had been blown out and the doors. witnesses said up to 10 people had been wounded by flying glass. there was a military base about 500 yards away, b

north africa is not far away and they have been flying sorties to bomb targets in libya. paris wants to see more of the same from nato. the foreign minister says it is imperative to stop the forces from attacking this besieged city. >> nato has to play its role in full. nato wanted to take military command of the operation that we have accepted it. they have to play their role in stopping muammar gaddafi from bombing the population. >> in the a spokesperson has rejected the proposition. they said they have done a good job removing the threat posed by the forces. >> when you look at what we have done over the last few days, taking out numerous tanks, armored personnel carriers, destroying ammunition storage as, i think we're doing a great job with the assets we have. >> on the front line in libya, rebel forces need all the help they can get. they're using makeshift weapons to defend the western gates of this city. forces loyal to muammar gaddafi are just a few hundred meters outside the town. >> until now, nato has been almost totally united on its approach to libya. what

poisonous intervention laitos accused of endangering civilians in libya by using depleted uranium shells against gadhafi forces. the man behind an extremist web page that promotes terrorism against russia goes on trial in finland for smuggling jet streams into the country but not for his the ford of moscow's most wanted. so it's been fifteen years since this week since a good man first head of the stars you're against momentous light was celebrated both on earth and in order. to broadcasting live from moscow this is r.t. bringing you the top news from around the world our top story this week a metro bomb blast in the belorussian capital minsk kills thirteen people more than two hundred others were injured in the monday evening rush hour attack authorities have detained a five people in connection with the explosion including a man accused of placing a block bomb on the platform no one has claimed responsibility for the attack and there are no clear motives or husic up you know but children filed this report that says five forty nine pm means condor grant a man steps on the platform of a

of contras in tunisia in egypt and in libya where terrorist cells are. extremely effective that those cells could these are the common people. it ashleigh law professor francis boyle says nato planet's intervention long before the address swept through libya only what we're seeing unfold in libya is a pre existing war plan by nato and by the british by the french by the americans would tear libya there is no way this a bow of military force and part foreign power could have pulled together in such a short period of time and less there was a war plan that was activated the moment there were disturbances in benghazi and there everything now is going according to plan which is why i believe that since they have failed to who are opposed to garfield when he steps far the next stage will be moving into a ground invasion and with more insight on our top stories at r.t. dot com. new live on the inmates on america's notorious one tunnel of a prison where it seems young teenagers and the elderly are considered a threat to national security. the kidnappers of a ru