many moscow residents are welcoming the new transit possibilities including call sharing moscow has the biggest car sharing feat in europe 6 companies and 26000 cars. with these new sustainable transit options moscow hopes to get the traffic jams and pollution under control. and not fit for this edition of global 3 that is if you have any comments on today's show do e-mail us at global 3000 dot t.w. dot com until next time it's a bottle and take care. of . indiana. i am an established resource so it's been a somewhat discredited. but today camp is on to the highs and the family is for example in the valley the tourists are gone fix me. in for him all the things that are made from. 30 minutes on d w. with him how to being done because of it as well the highest i know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip i would not have put myself and my harrison in that dangerous part of the theme of the open a beautifully it would. but that one of the would have to give them i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there wasn't g

russia ties understrength on a visit to moscow the european union's top diplomat calls the jailing of kremlin critic alexei navalny a low point involving is now on trial again this time for defamation. meanwhile they protested in moscow and now they are paying the price will speak to friends and relatives of those arrested in protests supporting opposition leader a lesson on it also coming up and merkel is back america is back diplomacy is back at the center of our foreign policy. president joe biden announces a reversal of trunks on their 1st agenda. and fleeing the war only to find even more suffering bitter cold and the pandemic make like even harder for syria's refugees sheltering in the province would meet a family whose efforts to keep warm ended in tragedy. i'm susan was going to it's good to have you with us in moscow the european union's top diplomat has said that the e.u.'s ties with russia are under severe strain after the imprisonment of kremlin critic alexis of all me made the comments during a meeting with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov it is the 1st visit by a s

in moscow as a 3rd russian registered in the. training course the tells employees to quote. live from moscow this is the international money bright welcome news this hour 1st the decided to expand sanctions against russian citizens in sentencing kremlin critic alexina valmy is currently serving 2 years 8 months for breaching the terms of a suspended sentence for all. to revenge around a situation of need to not only. we reach a political ribbon to impose grist to give measures against those chris principle for his arrest and sentencing and persecution. and for doing that the 1st time ever remake usual to be in union global human gretsch regime to descend but we know that there will be sanctions we don't know exactly what they'll be your who will be the target of them we expect that it will be focusing on both related to the the jailing of kremlin critic alexei in the valley or expect any investigative committee the national guard the prosecutor general's office as well as the federal penitentiary service to all be the targets of the sanctions that have been promised on monda

many moscow residents are welcoming the new transit possibilities including car sharing moscow has the biggest car sharing feat in europe 6 companies and 26000 cars. with these new sustainable transit options moscow hopes to get the traffic jams and pollution under control. and not fit for this edition of global 3000 if you have any comments on today's show do e-mail us at global 3000 out t w dot com until next time it's a fight and take care. of . everything on my. the labor market. lately digital at this start up even much comes out of the printer. what about working from home an email here a child messes there ones who call away from burnout more psychological hygiene or you'll get a remote telling off from the doctor maybe he needs that more screen time is out of the question we have to turn back or else it's really going to be game over made in germany. a country minutes on d w. 2 children to come tonight it's. one giant problem and we're nearly in no mood to see a pizzeria. inside a lengthy legal case is the lady feeling confident getting. how will climate change affect us and ou

our correspondent in moscow joins us now live for more on the situation. theo, tell us the latest where you are, sir. reporter: i'm just by the main street in moscow leading down to the kremlin. i was by the kremlin earlier. absolutely incredible police presence here, hundreds, if not thousands, of riot police on the streets. very few protestors because very few people able to access, in fact, nobody able to access the square where the opposition called this protest next to the kremlin. it's completely barricaded off. many, many police officers around it. so there's no way there's going to be the sort of mass assembly that the opposition were hoping for, after this conviction. what there are, dozens of police vans and police occasionally picking off people standing in the street detaining those who look like they might be heading towards the protest. in the last hour, i've seen about a dozen people taken towards police vans on the streets of moscow. so that's the situation here. certainly not the protests the opposition were hoping for and a real crackdown

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s only sherman reporting from moscow we appreciate it. let's get a check now some of the other stories making news around the world guinea has declared a new brink of ebola with at least 3 people dying in a town near the liberian border it marks the 1st time the disease has emerged in the west african state since it ravaged the country from 2013 to 2016 authorities say bullah has reached epidemic proportions. protests against the military coup in myanmar are continuing with demonstrators again flouting restrictions together outside the u.s. embassy and young gone and busy officials have warned of a military crackdown 2 weeks after the coup telling its citizens to be careful on sunday armored personnel carriers appeared on the streets of several cities in myanmar for the 1st time. to the united states now where donald trump has been acquitted of inciting a last month's attack on the u.s. capitol as expected the vote in the american senate fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed to convict the former president however 7 republicans voted

moscow the visit of high representative. and a friend to european. undermined. as a defender of freedom. and protests break out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court hears the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 25 fighters. worldwide this is r.t. international why names call him here in moscow it's 4 in the afternoon in washington d.c. that's where we're starting this 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump is now in full swing there in the u.s. senate democrats of charge the former president with inciting an insurrection but republicans are saying there's no chance of a conviction there's a heavy security presence around the capitol building where the hearings are taking place right now the areas sealed off by a 2.5 meter fence a national guard troops are on patrol is part of a major security operation that's been. since the storming of capitol hill by trump supporters on january the 6th the pentagon says the troops are going to stay there until at least mid march when the entire operation is cost

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foreign policy chief to resign claiming he was too friendly with moscow on his recent trip the emotion sparks a fiery exchange between lawmakers. moscow the buz the visit of high representative do you mean the 8 and offend the european union that the double standard apply. undermines credibility as a defender of freedom. and protests broke out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court hears the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 20 firefighters. are broadcasting live coverage from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now impeaching a former president is a constitutional rules that the u.s. senate on the 1st day of donald trump's 2nd trial there however his legal team warns that the proceedings may push the nation to the brink of civil war and has been listening in. well it's a very serious situation on capitol hill where we've got an impeachment trial underway donald trump's lawyers they call it absurd and unconstitutional meanwhile we've got the prosecution's s

and moscow alone thousands marched constantly changing their route in an attempt to evade the police some gathered outside the prison were all like saying of ali is being held for many of them the protests are about more than just the opposition leaders the rest protesters also say they are marching against corruption and for more democratic freedoms in russia but also calling in a political battle he used to being told what to do being controlled about a bit young people used to organizing themselves that's why i came here today because i wanted to take in what is happening in my country what you would go ready it's a disgrace. they've stolen everything from us. i live near oil and gas fields and they're just standing is all that i mean yes i have a 2 year old son and they've put in stays in power for the next 16 years since he's climbing a tree that my son will grow up with him and i don't think anything will come of it for years though it's. moscow was still asleep sunday when protests started in russia's far east in siberia as dawn spread across russia up shown of on the rallies

about a week ago sergei lavrov clarified moscow's and reiterated moscow's position that the if these swap at the swapping of the suspended sentence for a real one for lex in a valley it's an internal matter but at the same time joseph burrell called on russia to release the kremlin critic and world saying that this case is politically motivated is politically charged and according to. the e.u. diplomats in including jos are borel they are being strong armed into a tough into an unreasonably tough position on russia and essentially they are stripped the ability and the opportunity to do their job of diplomacy and use those are your. sure key travel to us knowing the complicated situation many were against his visit and publicly declared that he shouldn't come to russia until we quote fix al behavior not only e.u. foreign policy chief burrell but also his. predisposes do not have the capacity to negotiate the whole you point of view was focused on the idea that we turned miss novell me into a political prisoner as were their russian state laws and they need to be respected as for human

foreign policy chief to resign claiming he was too friendly with moscow on his recent trip the motion sparks a fiery exchange between lawmakers. more scout buz the visit of high representative to you mediate and a friend of the european union that the double standard apply. on their mind. as a defender of freedom. and protest to break out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court hears the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 20 firefighters. who are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us and that the 2nd to be german trial of donald trump has adjourned until wednesday in the u.s. senate democrats have charged the former president with inciting action but republicans are saying there is no chance of a conviction on the 1st day the senate voted yes to the question of whether trying a former president was constitutional. for more on this we can cross live to our teens caleb moppin who is in new york you've been following this very closely

renowned italian opera singer gets the sputnik the job while on tour in moscow that is a 3rd russian covert vaccines registered in the country. as a broad as a coca cola worker leaks its online training course that tells its employees to quote be less white. global news our reaction 247 this is r.t. international from moscow my name's column brice starting with breaking news then this hour the e.u. has decided to expand sanctions against russia over the case of kremlin critic an opposition figure alexina valmy. in response. to not only. we reach a political. measures against those crisp he suppressed and sentencing and persecution. for doing that the 1st time ever. make usual. global human. dissent. and for europe correspondent peter all of. you saw this coming didn't wait to we know much about what's in these new sanctions. well we certainly know why they've been put in place we still don't know exactly who they're going to target yet but the reason they've been put in places that alexei navalny kremlin critic opposition figure is facing 2 and a half years in a penal colony for call

only sherman reporting from moscow we appreciate it. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news this hour u.s. president joe biden has urged americans to defend a fragile democracy following the conclusion of donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial trump was acquitted of inciting last month's attack on the u.s. capitol after the senate failed to find the 2 thirds majority needed for a conviction. guinea has declared a new outbreak of ebola with at least 3 people dying in a town near the liberian border it marks the 1st time the disease has emerged in the west african state since it ravaged the country from 2013 to 2016 authorities bola has reached epidemic proportions. nato's mission in afghanistan looks set to continue beyond april of this year despite promises to the taliban that all international troops would withdraw by then german news agency d.p.a. is reporting that nato defense ministers will prolong the deployment at their meeting later this week. western embassies in myanmar are urging the military to r

has all but vanished demand is on the up and moscow's keen to help. the 1st shipment of the russian jabbers only intended 420000 bolivian medics but it's still crucial for those on the covert front line the 1st 20000 doses of the vaccines have arrived in bolivia to stop the 2nd wave of the covert 19 pandemic the bolivian president luis r. say has personally welcome to shipment at the international airport eventually bolivia will get enough sputnik the doses to immunize to poor. 6000000 people the president wants to cement confidence in the vaccine by getting the job to. the russian creation is set to become v most used vaccine in mexico and the 1st 3 months of this year and the country that is just about to certify the use of sputnik the january house proved to be disastrous with the worst spike ever in new covert cases the president tested positive last week but the leaders happy has been able to seal the deal with moscow to 12000000 people we spoke with the president of the russian federation vladimir putin and he was genuine and cool deal i invited

many moscow residents are welcoming the new transit possibilities including call sharing moscow has the biggest car sharing feat in europe 6 companies and 26000 cars. with these new sustainable transit options moscow hopes to get the traffic jams and appalachian under control. and that's it for this edition of global 3000 if you have any comments on today's show do e-mail us at global 3000 dot t w dot com until next time it's a high and take care. of. the phone. operation vaccine our national soul efforts in keeping the global fight against her own a virus a large industrialized countries have secured the vaccine for themselves while poor countries are being left empty handed how can a vaccine be feeley distributed to the whole world the hard road out of the pandemic close up. in 30 minutes on d w. for. young german and jewish just one jewish the so was. does that mean in daily life and at school exactly the same we shouldn't be given a special status but be completely normal mobs and began 11 teenagers 11 story said hey i'm jewish and so. young german and jewish starts feb 22nd on d w.

the question is what does this mean for moscow? our panelists include david kramer, senior fellow for human rights and democracy. director of the security studies program of the foreign policy council. ambassador alexander the former u.s. ambassador to moscow. former defense minister of ukraine as well. i would like to begin with a question. can you describe the military situation right now and what do you think moscow will do with a tougher u.s. administration in power? >> thank you. hello, everybody. it is getting more tense in the second half of the last year. we already have four soldiers who were killed and two who have died recently on landmines. every day we record several violations of the main treaty. generally speaking we clearly see things are getting more tense. the question is where it gets to. we can have different scenarios on that. as you know there has been a huge operation in russia regarding the closing of the channels, three channels, which belong to the opposition members of parliament. the thing is security se

hello good evening just turned 6 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international that britain's government appears to be behind a multi-million pound push to quote weaken the russian state documents allege that london hopes to boost negative cunt negative coverage of the country by seeking journalists and contractors to covertly infiltrate russian media. as more details. the plan was or it is simple enough the british government and its agencies recruit independent media sometimes even desired and direct their programming manage that in order to and i quote weaken the russian state it's all in the leaked papers the foreign and commonwealth office is looking for an implementor or consortium to scope design deliver and evaluate a program of interventions that will enhanced the skills and capacity or for us and journalists this project will support a wider regional her majesty's government program to counter the russian government's narrative and domination of the media and information space so there's even more there since what these papers paint is a

i will start with breaking news because the russian foreign minister has warned that moscow was ready to break up with the e.u. if it imposes new sanctions that key sectors of the country's economy. because who you will still wish to go to you're just saying that we're ready to do this if we see once again like we've seen numerous times before the brussels imposes sanctions that pose restore economy specifically to the most sensitive sicked is once again we don't want to distance ourselves from the international community but we need to be ready for this if you want peace prepare for war as well it is a pretty straightforward message especially coming from a veteran diplomat which circle of rove certainly is but here the russian foreign minister he's rather showing his hand he's explaining what will happen if the e.u. decides to follow through with the plan to impose new sanctions and if these sanctions are crippling to any of the key sectors of russia's economy world this is what will happen but again moscow has already confirmed that it will not initiate the process and will only re

like reagan he had the political legitimacy and political capital to go to moscow and make deals you know people are trying to say oh let's get along with russia we you know in common they will be cut out in size and that you know that take that us agency and relations will become orse ever before so again i would agree with max point that this thing is to a certain extent an extend existing arms control treaties and cooperate on pragmatic issues like extending it in this arms treaty and again this is what biden said let's extend this arms treaty and you know the magic issues you know on that you want here if you will embrace the rhetoric you know to point out america has this moral authority and dominance over russia and maybe that's a good saying at least the stabilizes positions and united states then you do have to speak to that arab domestic audiences as well could be because of their be the level and kind of rhetoric that biden is starting out in his secretary of state during his mation hearings. i was you used reagan as a storable president i would go even further back i go to

professor in author of the book russian conservatism managing change under permanent revolution and here in moscow we have maxine shook off he is an expert at the russian international affairs council originally crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to glenn 1st here in oslo in looking at joe biden's 1st speech at the state department. is supposed to be his vacation here in the in the in the mainstream media was positive towards it and he stressed at least the beginning of his comments about diplomacy but if you look at he entire speech there is no diplomatic initiative being presented and very interesting way where there could be and should be diplomacy is afghanistan and it wasn't even mentioned once and i making a reference to the previous administration's deal to get u.s. troops out of afghanistan remarkably it was absent and we'll talk about how russia played a role in it so essentially i saw no restraint i saw no real as and in many ways the continuity of the trim foreign policy go ahead plan. well i think the way he referr

you watching us teachers surprise you half 6 here in moscow back in about 30 minutes. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however he even the most prosperous can be deceived. there were too few houses were allowed to preserve was located only cia people had access to the story for investigators held the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great of nor. no for. crying for justice on r.t. .

foreign policy chief to resign claiming he was too friendly with moscow recent. protests break out across france calling for tougher laws protecting children as the country's top court is the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 25 fight. international just turned 9 in the evening on tuesday here in moscow is one in the afternoon on the east coast of the u.s. that's where we're starting for you this hour the u.s. senate is now competing for the 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump on a charge of inciting an insurrection the proceedings kick off with a vote on whether it's constitutional or not try a president who's already left office there's a heavy security presence around the capitol building where the hearings are taking place the areas sealed off by a 2.5 meter fence and national guard troops are on patrol there it's part of a major security operation that's been running since the storming of capitol hill by supporters on january the 6th the pentagon says the troops will stay there until at least mid march and the entire op

is using him simply as a political pretext to slap more sanctions on moscow. imus happy as anybody else to stand up for anybody's rights including the 1000 east but let's be honest if that was so he's officious i see immigrants racist and maybe 4 percent of the support and we wouldn't be discussing him oh if you've been arrested anywhere else other than in russia so made the following point as well he said that russia is already independent of him militarily so russia does not rely on anybody or russia is in arms expects its exporting arms and basically saying that russia should do the same thing but with its economy is that if anybody decides to impose more sanctions and cripple some crucial economic sphere of russia then you should just go old wave goodbye and say well if you're closing this door we won't we won't be standing there knocking you're ok or i think you go that was our r.t. he goes down if we get more analysis now with a covert operation independent political analyst and we appreciate you coming back on to this deal but what are your thoughts her

by broadcasting live coverage from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right now the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump has adjourned until wednesday in the u.s. senate democrats have charged the former president with inciting an insurrection but republicans are saying there's no chance of a conviction on the 1st day the senate voted yes to the question of whether trying a former president was constitutional there is a heavy security presence around the capitol building where the hearings are taking place the area is sealed off by a 2.5 meter fence and national guard troops are on patrol this part of a major security operation that has been running since the storming of the capitol hill by supporters on january 6th the pentagon says that the troops will stay there at least until mid march and the entire operation will cost almost half a $1000000000.00. then we can now cross to our correspondent in new york who's been following this all day long and keeping us apprised of the twists

many moscow residents are welcoming the new transit possibilities including car sharing moscow has the biggest car sharing feat in europe 6 companies and 26000 cars. with these new sustainable transit options moscow hopes to get the traffic jams and pollution under control. and not fit for this edition of global 3000 if you have any comments on today's show do e-mail us at global 3000 dot t.w. dot com until next time it's not high and take care. of. me. 3 longer is both. the island is located in the indian ocean boasts of its natural beauty while its inhabitants suffering from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prolonged civil war prior. sri lanka the dark side of paradise. in 15 minutes on d w. e still in india. i am an established resource though it's been a somewhat discredited. but today camp is on to new highs in the himalayas for example in the early game tally the tourists are gone which means more room for him all the things that are made prominent. in 60 minutes on d. w. . my 1st vice i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion towa

as night fell on moscow the protests grew. but so did the presence of police in riot gear and the arrests. detention is a price these protesters are willing to pay to speak their mind. we're going to go to i don't want my children to grow up in the same conditions i did alex say is trying to do something at least you know vali has just been wrongly convicted the country will never be free if their thirty's and the courts behave like this it looks like they will soon start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with the tongs in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but tons directed indiscriminately at anyone in the crowd. in the volume these supporters are. taking risks in the hope that the next generation won't have to. if more of us cross over to our moscow bureau chief yuri rasha to yuri the poisoning of alexei navalny is his imprisonment the crackdown on his supporters seen from abroad this is all rather shocking how do people in russia see it well i can't t

tensions rise of the jailing of kremlin critic not saying about visiting moscow. trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia i'd low point . german chancellor. unjustified she was speaking following a joint defense and security meeting with the french president. face flat or unfounded more suffering a pandemic and freezing temperatures making life harder for syrian refugees sheltering in a press office. i'm phil welcome to the program. germany has summoned the russian ambassador of the kremlin 6 swedish polish and german diplomats accusing them of taking part in illegal protests against the jailing of a. russian announcement came as the european union's top diplomat to jos that burrell was in moscow describing the block's ties with russia as being under severe strain. the e.u.'s goal is to keep communication channels open as their foreign representatives to visit moscow and there are some opportunities for cooperation during his meeting with russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov the e.u. representative you know several said

policy chief to quit claiming that he's friendly with moscow on last week's trip. to. undermine. as a defender of freedom. and protests break out across from. protecting children as the country's top court hears the case of a 13 year old girl who was allegedly raped by 25 fighters. in the russian capital. in washington d.c. where the 2nd impeachment. is now in full swing in the u.s. senate democrats charge the former president with inciting an insurrection the republicans though say there's no chance of securing a conviction there's a heavy security presence around the capitol building where the hearings are taking place the area sealed off by a $2.00 mi defense national guard troops are on patrol it's part of a major security operation that's been running since the storming of capitol hill supporters on january the 6th the pentagon says the troops are going to stay there until at least mid march and the entire operation will cost almost half a $1000000000.00 let's go live stateside now our. forces. so far i'm walking we expect in the coming days. well at this point so far the im

good morning from moscow this 10th of february watching our team with me having our 1st than impeaching a former president is constitutional rules the u.s. senate on the 1st day of the 2nd trial there however his legal team wants the proceedings may push the nation to the brink of civil war but listening. well it's a very serious situation on capitol hill where we've got an impeachment trial underway donald trump's lawyers they call it absurd and unconstitutional meanwhile we've got the prosecution saying this is the comeuppance for treacherous donald trump and the backdrop for all of this is a country that is deeply deeply divided take a listen they tell us that we have to have this impeachment trial such as it is to bring about unity but they don't want unity and they know this so-called trial will tear the country in half leaving tens of millions of americans feeling left out of the nation's agenda. as dictated by one political party that now holds the power in the white house and in our national legislature this trial will tear this country apart perhaps like we have only seen once

prosecutors are seeking a three year sentence for the critic in the moscow court next tuesday. angela merkel called on vaccine makers to pull up the stops. it is the result of the astrazeneca supplies and slow rollouts of the vaccination program in europe. this is life in paris. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. hang sings hoochie is in detention as myanmar is under a coup d'etat. she is among the prominent politicians under arrest. the leader of myanmar's army says tens of millions of fraudulent votes cast in the november election. aung san suu kyi's party won by a landslide with 82% of the ballot. reporter: an uneasy calm as myanmar's commercial capital wakes up to news of a power grab by the army. but signs of disquiet are on the streets. a heavy police and military presence as people queue at banks and atm's to access their cash. later, truckloads of military supporters drove through the streets, waving flags and playing the national anthem. in the capital, surveillance helicopters hovered and armed vehicles blocked off major roads close to government buildin

outside the courtroom in moscow thank you very much . ok let's turn to the united states where democrats have today submitted their briefing outlining the impeachment charges against former president donald trump his legal team is submitting its response to those impeachment allegations she had returns he has been following developments in washington for us here on out so she help or do we know so far. we know what the argument for the prosecution will be it's an impassioned document which says that donald trump was responsible for the events here on capitol hill on january the 6th but they also outline a number of months weeks of strategy on the part of donald trump as far as they're concerned suggesting that his his pursuit of power at any cost meant that the events. were part of this of this sort of plot in some ways so that already begun suggesting that the election was about to be stolen then after the election he quite clearly said that his friends he was concerned the election had been slow stolen his landslide victory had been an

good incapability you want trials of no one and 3 diplomat smoke spelled from moscow's at this. makes fun from not so simple is it mr kabbalist do i understand you correctly that you're saying your support i was humiliated in moscow icing so that's what what we're doing was trying to achieve i think that the privilege. to assist with or to know to a trial someone and of course you plan. to send to you know to send out to know from russia city diplomats just a monitor shows a visit on their opulence you know not to open for him i want to ask you about your own message because you tweeted today that lattimer putting has declared war against the russian people and that the european union has to act now to protect democracy you also but hell was there precisely to do that to defend these democratic values so what exactly should the european union be doing in your perspective. first of all i think that we know in 1000000 sign of european union we . need to abandon and you hope you know that mr putin can be different let's not gaffing him or you know since about when the jim. unfortun

so here in moscow that 3rd russian vaccine is registered in the country. with global news and reaction 24 seventh's international. welcome to world news is out 1st for you then moscow sees a newly imposed sanctions as an attempt to interfere in russia's internal affairs the book's demanding the release of kremlin critic. who's serving jail time right now for breaching the turns of a suspended sentence for fraud. in response. to events around the situation of mr not only. we reach a political ribbon to impose greece to give measures against those responsible for his arrest and sentencing and persecution. and for doing that for the 1st time ever really make usual to be in union global human gretsch regime to descend where we know that there will be sanctions we don't know exactly what they'll be your who will be the target of them we expect that it will be focusing on both related to the the jailing of kremlin critic alexei in the valley or expect any investigative committee the national guard the prosecutor general's office as well as the federal penitentia