absolutely no iranian military force on on the iraqi an iraqi territory this is number one now number two the turks have been illegally. present up north in the in and one of the come the military come and we have asked them and we have requested that and we said this is important of the iraqi sovereignty. independence you should leave and i think they should leave a soon as possible they we don't need them we have never used them we have no need to do we've never asked them to come to the country while on the in the on the contradiction or that the iranians we have asked them to send us some advisors and they have some just some advisors some some some plain those and we've we've used them on did we go back home these are we're talking about hundreds less than the hundreds of iranian advisors and military. military trainers in iraq but compared to the several thousand just under ten thousand of americans that's a completely different kettle of fish mom ok but let's say iran helped save five dots from isis take over and then helped iraq his take was saul send advisors like you've sat

how they have to apply this on the iraqi banking system and the iraqi financing see if and then ship financial system a to stop blackmailing for example that the isis used to take a margin of all the government contracts given to the private sector and still some what some of the militias some of the mafia some of the of going to criminals are still using doing this see you have you hit. a very important point terrorism seed. corruption and corruption feeds terrorism and this is a vicious circle that's why the fighting terrorism need to go hand in hand with fighting corruption with the with fighting corruption well you've just hit it on the nose i'm sure you know this politician a mission algebra or e he's your colleague iraqi politician from the parliamentary anti-corruption committee now he says everyone in the government is corrupt even admitting to taking breaks in bribes himself how can the iraqi government go after isis isis finances if they can all be so easily right. this is very unfortunate mom this is this is the really depressing i don't agree with the fun with it with the

how they have to apply this on the iraqi banking system and the iraqi financing see if and then ship financial system a to stop blackmailing for example that the ice is used to take a margin of all the government contracts given to the private sector and still some what some of the militias some of the mafia some of the of going to criminals are still using doing this see you hit you hit. a very important point terrorism seed. corruption and corruption feeds terrorism and this is a vicious circle that's why the fighting terrorism need to go hand in hand with fighting corruption with the with fighting corruption well you've just hit it on the nose i'm sure you know this politician a mission algebra or e he's your colleague iraqi politician from the parliamentary anti-corruption committee now he says everyone in the government is corrupt even admitting to taking bricks in bribes himself how can the rocky government go after isis isis finances if they can all be so easily right. this is very unfortunate mom this is this is the really depressing i don't agree with the fun with it with th

how they have to apply this on the iraqi banking system and the iraqi financing sit financial financial system a to stop blackmailing for example that the isis used to take a margin of all the government contracts given to the private sector and still some what some of the militias some of the mafia some of the of going to criminals are still using you doing this see you have you hit. a very important point terrorism seed. corruption and corruption feeds terrorism and this is a vicious circle that's why the fighting terrorism need to go hand in hand with fighting corruption with the with fighting corruption well you've just hit it on the nose i'm sure you know this politician a mission algebra or e he's your colleague iraqi politician from the parliamentary anti-corruption committee now he says everyone in the government is corrupt even admitting to taking rice's bribes himself how can the rocky government go after isis isis finances if they can all be so easily bright. this is very unfortunate mom this is this is the really depressing i don't agree with the fun with it with the with wh

the iraqi army and the u.s. led coalition seem to make sure to not leave a square meter on scorched for a turk of precision i haven't yet seen a single house in mosul untouched by fighting the neighboring street all but destroyed the street across rubble the street over there it's the same story wherever you look cities and towns that house millions a devastated hospice even now in mosul you are never far from the stench of rotting bodies or unexploded bombs help reconstruction no one seen any of that module be it the. i did they enter was little when it was two and it was. doing. well she's a little hungry alice get over it if you know she go to school in the citizen not. what else is there to do in mosul by servants and just it was done in the holocaust and that to mean that if she ever put it to you. as strange the u.s. had pledged to help and do what it's bombs did they're already helping fund reconstruction iraq says it needs one hundred billion dollars to rebuild and the united states has doubled its. to o

the mood in the iraqi capital is very tense there's a lot of anger especially in the neighborhood where the attack occurred one of the people we spoke to at the scene of the attack said that he wasn't surprised that the attack occurred and it just shows that the iraqi government is only concerned with military victories against islam mixtape groups and not concerned with protecting its own civilians in civilian areas in baghdad so that's a normal kind of tension norm and anger that you see following these attacks which is one of the reasons why certain groups carry them out in the first place to stoke that anger and stability well clearly hurting as many civilians as possible was the goal of the bombs were detonated during rush hour at a very busy square why is this area of the city the scene of repeated attacks. this is an area of the city that's in the heart of central baghdad it's near a lot of important government buildings there's a lot of commercial districts in that area and if you were to try to move explosives from outside baghdad into that area where the attack occurred you ha

capital so attacks here are very effective at undermining confidence in the iraqi government's ability to protect its own citizens so that's why insurgent groups and it's not just i asked but insurgent groups that came before the islamic state group that's why they attacked these kinds of parts of the iraqi capital if we continue to see more of these types of attacks that further destabilize iraq are we going to then see a resurgence of the islamic state. well this is something that a rocky and american officials have been warning about for years they said that even after military victories against i ask the country would likely still be grappling with these insurgents silent tax it's important to remember though that this presence of i asked fighters you know underground so-called sleeper cells as the iraqi government likes to call them this is nothing new this is something that the group has maintained throughout iraq throughout their presence in the country even when they controlled nearly a third of the country they still had a very powerful sleeper cells in baghdad so this is not

absolutely no iranian military force on on iraqi on iraqi territory this is number one now number two the turks have been illegally. present up north in the in one of the come to military come and we have asked them and we have requested that and we said this is important of the iraqi sovereignty. independence you should leave and i think they should leave a soon as possible they we don't need them we have never used them we have no need to do we've never asked them to come to the country while on the in the on the contradiction or that the iranians we have asked them to send us some advisors and they have some just some advisors some some some trainers and then we use them and did we go back home these are we're talking about hundreds less than a hundred of the iranian advisors and military. military trainers in iraq but compared to the several thousand just under ten thousand of americans that's a completely different kettle of fish mom ok but let's say iran helped save five dots from isis take over and then helped the rockies take more saw send advisors like you've sat they certain

reporter: on the road to kirkuk, now back in the hands of the iraqi forces. for the last three years, the city has been under the control of the kurdish peshmerga fighters, but they lost it in a matter of hours a few months ago. the kurds say they now live in fear. this 25-year-old actress says prospects are bleak for the kurds after they voted for independence. >> things were stable, and we used to feel safe in kirkuk. then the iraq he army -- then the iraqi army came in october and we have been living in fear instead. we had to leave our home and all of kirkuk for a week. reporter: who do you blame for the way things turned out? >> i blame politicians for how we ended up. our political leaders did not act responsibly. reporter: the once economically thriving iraqi kurdish region is now suffering after baghdad's fierce response to their independence referendum. the kurds were emboldened with the key role that fighters played in the battle against the so-called islamic state. they thought they finally had their moment, but it was not to be. until recently, ku

mustafa salim is a journalist at the washington post a baghdad bureau i asked him if iraqi authorities fear further attacks. yes according to the actual chile they said that they decreased under our close to suicide bombers. stuff is the limit journalist at the washington post a baghdad bureau on the line with us mustafa thank you very much for that update. and more on the story now with amir a saudi an iraqi journalist who is out living here in berlin he joins us in our studio good morning to you as yet no one has claimed responsibility for these twin bombings last what do you think what is the government response been so far to this i think this is the first response from mr body the prime minister of iraq give many orders for the intelligence to in the hands of their work and in concert trade on the sleeping cell i think in the end of the day is going to face i hope not but all the the size looks like iraq is going to see more than similar attacks within back. in iraq we heard moustapha just say there that a body is government actually said that it had declared victory over islamist

letters, any iraqis in iraq? he went to the iraqi community, immigrants talked to family members and got all these letters and emails about the iraqi perspective, not the enemy perspective but what it is like to live under saddam hussein but vietnam was interesting, at the encouragement of vietnam veterans, what was the other side writing during all this? vietnam was an interesting dilemma because it is a communist country and her archives are heavily censored and what they allow us to see as well acknowledged. the way i get from the letters i found, i was lamenting to someone about the trouble of the archives, this is a gentleman who worked in a hotel, concierge, he said i have a guy here looking for stamps and a little antique shop, he came back complaining there were a lot of stamps but letters he had no use for, that is what i'm looking for. we went back to this antique shop and the guy said go through with my interpreter who skimmed the letters, this is a battle letter, the stamp collectors, they couldn't ca

it's become a deadly routine as people of the iraqi capital quickly try to resume their lives. around square is a busy intersection in eastern baghdad between say the city and bridge the areas full of laborers on their way to work in the morning. i was here when the blast took place i heard two blasts many people got killed mainly workers the dead and wounded were taken to three nearby hospitals including she. said. we have nine people two of them in the operation theatre and the other seven in the general surgery and fractures departments they'll leave after treatment and we're going to work when the bombs exploded despite his wounds he ran for medical help he's like many iraqis who don't have faith in their leaders to provide safety. we don't need anyone from this government we need the government to stop the political elite have to stop their disputes for their personal interests of ministerial posts as the people of iraq will be the only victim. what can i say to the government nothing and just nothing we have urged the government more than once to take care of us we are po

iraqi kurdistan is another region that had a short of independence this year and missed two kids came out in force and voted overwhelmingly to secede from iraq then now this is a new era for the kurdish people it's a point some will have to use this is a big victory but despite the good saying yes to independence that's not what the referendum achieved. and those one spearheaded the push to break way down. i have informed them and that will not extend. although the brits it though took place back in twenty sixteen it dominated headlines throughout the last year. the sun would result. in the bad guy to king james at least the national bank holiday. independence day. brits it was supposed to have moved far closer than it has by now but instead appears to be phasing drifting further away as if the divorce process wasn't painful enough prime minister may spooktacular leigh sales to suite two of britain's parliament into greenlighting home briggs it plans. into law even the international trade secretary said brics it negotiations would be the easiest in human history i was a prime minister

still ahead few we'll have more on the devastating cost of victory in the iraqi city of mosul also how a purchase of the mosque a free market brought seizure to strangest together from different countries they stories on the way. good politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what before three in the morning can't be good get. interested always in the waters out. there should. show something seemed wrong all right old rules just don't hold. any gold yet to shape out just they become educated and gain from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. though again now the head twenty seventeen we saw the defeat of ice still in syria and iraq but the human cost of the victory is staggering u.s. coalition air campaign against moses all the terrorists defacto capital in iraq all but raised the city to the ground once a city of two million people hundreds of thousands were forced to flee and many oth

when iraqi officials have confirmed they called for a u.s. led to ask but insists that they are for it to talk at a terrorist cell the u.s. military also says that how things unfolded on saying that an investigation is now underway. iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash leader a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces with an investigation underway the head of the iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures that will restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. after much anticipation from football fans in english club at leeds united unveiled their new batch only to receive floods of criticism the club quickly caved

it's become a deadly routine as people of the iraqi capital quickly try to resume their lives around square is a busy intersection in eastern baghdad between southern city and bridge areas full of laborers on their way to work in the morning. i was here when the blast took place i heard two blasts many people got killed mainly workers. there was another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the elder mia area north of baghdad last month iraqi prime minister head there led by the declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence and armed conflict highlighting the fragility of iraq's peace as world attention fades after the declared defeat device of some of injury the others there well let's speak to security analyst over the rushdie in baghd

during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad. some of the missing nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by twenty fourteen some of the. coming back. has just landed in chile for a visit steeped in controversy. has been ahead of his arrival at least five churches have been vandalized in chile in recent days and protests are expected to be. sexual abuse in the catholic church. let's get more from our latin america turn to see newman who's live for us in santiago so. just lot of we're watching these live pictures of him coming in but it's not the kind of reception he's used to visit. and he yes he arrived just a couple of minutes ago and he should be making his way to where i am right now in about thirty minutes time this is centavos biggest avenue largest there affair and there are crowds gathering as you can see but a lot of them are holding protest posters signs telling the pope that he needs to take more care to really do what he says he will do he says there are people who have come of kilometers from the south of chile for example to

what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became embedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i guess was huge destruction to . civilian life and as ever it's the civilians that. are losing out more than anybody and they're the ones with the stories and other ones that i as an illustrator and as artist i guess are trying to do to give justice to what was the most difficult almost striking thing that you that you saw there something that really made an impression on you on one side a pile of endless piles of rubble these houses been destroyed in an airstrike and this. came out and bought me a chair to sit on next you could see i was touring and just begins to tell a story and isis fighters had fled the mosque next door during the fight a fire fight they'd come into his home where his family were living and then the iraqi army had called in an airstrike which it so often does in mosul of course killing but also killing his mother two of his brothers and one of their wives this attack actually happened on the same day that that there's an infamous attack hundr

we do have more on the devastating cost of victory in iraqi city of mosul plus a story on how a. free market brought two strangers to gether from different countries they story stick. one day to go before the birth. because i just think about that in my ears it went from absolutely piece of software to world shaking wall street transforming. us to a. fellow again twenty seventeen did see the defeat of eisel in syria and iraq but the human cost of the victory is staggering the u.s. coalition air campaign against the the terrorist defacto capital in iraq all but raised the city to the ground once a city of two million people hundreds of thousands were forced to flee many of those buried under the rubble the horrors of the war were captured by george butler a british british artist imbedded with the iraqi army. for it to the. through. the other. artes do you hawkins talk to the board winning artist and illustrator about his experiences in the conflicts. and what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became embedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i gues

iraqi civilian aircraft reports on iraqi state media claim that flies from dubai struck by qatari fighter jets qatar has strongly denied these allegations the u.s. military which has a base here in qatar also says it hasn't received any reports of interception of any civilian aircraft in the gulf skies and these reports come just days after filed a complaint with the united nations reporting is second violation of a space by a u.a.e. military jet let's speak to alex susan aviation analyst and he is live from london alex it's quite unusual to have one side saying one thing and the other the complete opposite what first of all do you think may have taken place here. hi well as you said this comes just days after qatar were filing their own second violation of their space incident directly to the united nations which is what we'd expect to happen if there was a violation they provided the u.n. with the coordinates with the location and the timings and they said this is what happened when a u.a.e. military jet flew need to die has cornish at around thirty three thousand feet and then continue

so still a mystery still at it we've got more on the devastating cost of victory in the iraqi city of mosul plus two how a purchase at a mosque a flea market brought two strangers together from very different countries it's a nice story and if you can stay around for it the next fifteen minutes at least. what politicians do something good. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something or want to be rich. have to be right to be cross with what before three in the morning can't be good good. i'm interested always in the waters of my colleagues. this should. be. the most. seem wrong when old roles just don't hold. any gold that you get to say proud disdain comes to educate and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the. again twenty seventeen saw the defeat of i still in syria and iraq but the human cost of the victory is staggering the u.s. coalition air campaign against mosul the terrorist defacto capital in iraq all but raised the city to the groun

iraqi officials have confirmed they called for a u.s. led air strike but insists they asked for a target of terrorists the u.s. military also says that is how things unfolded adding that an investigation is now on the way. this iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces so with an investigation getting underway the head of the iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures that will restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq as cole was echoed by officials in the affected ever aki city. the knesset rep that would demand the departure of american forces who've champ pulled on

iraqi officials confirmed they called for a u.s. led as strike but insisted it was to target a terrorist cell the u.s. military command also says that that is how things unfolded but said an investigation is now underway. iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces. the head of the iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures to restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. and the us now the debate over what to do with the children of illegal immigrants who grew up in a country known as dreamers is raging an article in the new york times triggered a backlash for propo

iraqi officials confirms they called for a u.s. led air strike but insist it was to target a terrorist cell but u.s. military command also says that's how things unfolded is that an investigation is underway. iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces the head of the iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures to restraint the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. back at the top of the hour the latest headlines are theater. and. this is harlan kentucky. street. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was a set that's the. live to s

iraqi officials confirmed they called for a u.s. led air strike but insisted it was to target a terrorist cell the u.s. military command also says that's how things unfolded but said in investigations underway iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces head of the iraqi security defense committee called on the government to adopt measures to restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. now after much anticipation of footy fans the english club leeds united unveiled its new badge but to receive floods of criticism the club quickly caved in is now letting supporters choose a different design in a public v

parliament and former national security advisor to the iraqi government. as the last islamic state fighters into the desert from the advancing iraqi forces is jubilant in claiming victory over the threat but bombs go off on the streets of a cop so it's clear we haven't seen the last of the terror group how dangerous is the backlash from isis when will it finally be subdued and what can a rock do to make sure it never comes back. dr. yeah welcome to the show it's really great to have you on our program now iraqi prime minister all about a declared victory over islamic state in december but the u.n. says valid extremism can re-emerge the focus of an allowed analysis was on islamic states former strongholds in northern iraq which require urgent stabilities ation you're a member of the iraqi parliament what is the situation is it really all over all rosy brighter future and if so why is the u.n. fear mongering. well it depends how do you define victory. if victories mean. military victory yes we have inflicted this. huge shit. defeat on isis in iraq and we got

a month after iraq declared victory over the so-called islamic state we'll have the latest from the iraqi capital. the moment a floor collapses of the jakarta stock exchange in indonesia scores of people are injured but police say it was not a terror attack. plus new pictures sent to show that she's all girls are wrong releases a video and says the girls abducted nearly four years ago are happy with their lives but is it just a propaganda move. and on the windows layer of rock bottom colonna faced a crucial ryan darby against bob we'll see who earned the bragging rights. hello and welcome to the program my marion evans dean it's good to have you with us turkey's president trichet tie affair to juan says his armed forces are poised to launch an assault on the u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northwestern syria. edwin also said the operation which is centered on the city of africa aims to quote purge terror from his country's southern border the areas controlled by u.s. backed kurdish militia known as the wife. which aired one considers a terror group turkish troops are already stationed in

iraqi officials have confirmed that they called for a u.s. led air strike but insists that they are asked for a target a terrorist cell the u.s. military also says that's exactly how things unfolded adding that an investigation is now underway. iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces with an investigation underway the head of iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures that will were strained the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq and after much anticipation now here on r.t. international the english club leeds united unveiled a new batch only to receive floods of criticism th

report says iraqi refugees are being forced to return home by the country's security forces to areas that are still deemed dangerous. classified for power in the world of big sports league team el suggest american officials were allegedly pushing for the world anti-doping agency's independence from olympic chiefs so they could unilaterally apply punitive measures. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me they keep good to have you with us this hour now the u.s. army is looking for help to access and responds to foreign social media platforms with a system so sophisticated it can even understand and use land are to discover the ads online the software needs to interpret the sentiment within a social media post on distinguish between negative and positive false the russian and. korean are among the languages targeted they must translate from them and back to them the pentagon wants replies to retain the original tone their request comes from the united states army intelligence and security command well let's not discuss this interesting slide with our guest for m

iraqi officials confirmed they called for a u.s. led air strike but insists it was to target a terrorist cell the u.s. military command also says that's how things unfolded but said an investigation is now underway. iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces the head of the iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures to restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq while here at i.c. we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories that do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines all three of them.

iraqi officials have confirmed they did call for a u.s. led air strike but insists they asked for a target a terrorist cell the u.s. military also says that's exactly how things did unfold adding though that an investigation is now underway iraqi security forces conducted a raid and apprehended a high value dash leader during extraction of the dash later a dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces so with an investigation underway the head of iraqi security and defense committee called on the government to adopt measures that will restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. so often much anticipation from football fans english club leeds united on vale day new bad show need to floods of criticism at the club quickly caved

amongst the ninety wounded and i'll taran square in the iraqi capital. turkish president reza typos one says he plans to launch a military operation on a major kurdish stronghold in syria it comes out to the u.s. confirmed it's helping to set up a thirty thousand strong border falls in the north of the country syria's government it's called it a blatant assault on its territory and russia's foreign minister says the u.s. move could divide the country. we're going to have pneumonia shrewd we're going to go and sort of signal and now we see that the u.s. are not interested in the territorial integrity of syria it announced a new initiative yesterday and they would like to support the democratic forces of syria and his own of border security which would mean cutting off large territories around turkey's border this is a difficult area where there is tension between kurds and arabs and these territories would be controlled by armed oppositions and u.s. forces and it would be very difficult to split syria such an approach is taking place without a u.n. resolu

and more on the story now with amir a saudi an iraqi journalist who is living here in berlin he joins us in our studio good morning to you as yet no one has claimed responsibility for these twin bombings last what do you think what is the government response been so far to this i think this is the first response from mr bobbsey the prime minister of iraq give many orders for the intelligence to in the hands of their work and in concentrate on the sleeping cell i think in the end of the day is going to face i hope not but all the the size looks like iraq is going to see more. similar attacks within back to the city in. a body's government actually said that it had declared victory over islamist terrorists that had been operating in iraq what does that mean for the government ok to liberate area area in iraq from the hands of islamic state doesn't mean the security hundred percent for of iraqis it is also the way to destroy them or and also to gain more power to gain more of the ground from them but the battlefield is now it's not in the area but it is in the in the intelligence war aga

during extraction of the dash later dash member reportedly initiated an exchange of ground fire and iraqi leaders called for coalition air support several people were killed and wounded during the exchange and the incident is under investigation by iraqi and coalition officials the coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces with an investigation underway the head of the iraqi security and defense committee cold on the government to adopt a measures that will restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. but after much anticipation from football fans english club leeds united on vale the new badge only to receive floods of criticism the club quickly caved into the outcry and is now letting supporters choose the club's new badge in a public vote. a pleasure having you with us on this wednesday for your world wide headlines we will continue the program in about thirty minutes. all t. we have a great scheme we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and your bets have been a legend to keep it so it's at the

un report says iraqi refugees are being forced to return home by the country's security services areas that are still dangerous. to. the people behind the infamous. for the release of an interview with one of the men behind the conclusion with russia we discussed the issue with the. russian mention of the interview and who's accused of being a broker between moscow and try. a worldwide news headlines live from moscow this is international a very warm welcome to you. and a new development in the julian assange case the wiki leaks co-founder has been granted an ecuadorian i.d. card as a step towards ending his five year confinement in ecuador's london embassy let's get details on this. joining me live from just outside the ecuadorian embassy laura it's been an interesting twenty four hours for mr assange. is that he has after a while of nothing no movement from inside the ecuadorian embassy there's been a series of developments in the last twenty four hours. a possible. the first sign of this was. an ecuadorian. about what that could mean he generally doesn't do things unless they mean s