several delegations today, on the russian -- called on the russian side to cooperate. everything is exactly the opposite. we have been calling london to cooperate rather than london calling us to cooperate. london has been refusing this cooperation. london needs this story for one purpose. a disgustingd -- hysteria and to involve other countries in this hysteria. the number of inconsistencies and unresolved issues in connection with the new evidence is off the chart. for example, in the photos provided of the suspects, where they are shown going through the cor identical core door -- ridor. thetime corresponds down to second. according to information stated by theresa may, the suspects found themselves approximately .t noon in all police reports it was reported that they left their house early in the morning and never returned. how would it be possible for contact with a contaminated door handle of their house. considerficult to convincing that the suspect used a regular container or perfume bottle to transport. as follows from the reports of this substance is so toxic

the russian defense ministry. really military blaming it for the dawning of a plane in syria last monday all fifty russian servicemen on board were killed. also in the stories that shape the week the world anti-doping agency reinstates russia's anti drugs body a major step toward seeing many of the country's. competing on the world to me. the confirmation hearing for president trumps a green court pick stagnates. with brett proving to be one of america's most divisive. ever. stories from the past seven days on right up to the moment. of well this is the weekly on r t international law and welcome. russia's defense ministry saying the israeli military holds fole responsibility for the dawning of a russian military aircraft in syria on monday which killed all fifteen servicemen on board in a statement to the media the russian military presented a detail timeline of the incident concluding that the actions of the israeli are force led to the tragedy israel has previously blamed dawning on syria iran and hezbollah. lo

play any shot down off the coast of syria killing fifteen russian defense ministry says israeli fighter jets are to blame for drawing the far of syrian air defenses directly at the. beautiful gritty jets deliberately created the dangerous situation by the warships and located in that area. israel confirm strikes on syrian territory but insists syria iran and the armed group hezbollah responsible for the downing of the jet. israeli army of the russian president extend condolences to the families of the plane's crew some of the remains along with personal belongings have been located in the mediterranean sea where the aisle twenty and. thanks for joining us this is r.t. and. israel is to blame for the downing of a russian military plane off the coast of syria according to russia's defense ministry claims israeli air force used. twenty as cover from syrian air defenses missiles from which hit the russian plane fifteen crew members died as a result four israeli fighter jets have been targeting syrian facilities in latakia province the town. so now suppose it would be up on the seventeenth o

the russians are backing him. do you believe there is any justification for russia continuing to back a president who gasses his own people? i think we‘re coming to the same story as for the skripal case. some people have some evidence indicating something. well, we have a completely different evidence that other people are preparing provocation of the use of chemical weapons as a possible reason for counter action. that‘s the discrepancy in our analysis. we warned the international community about the possibility of a chemical weapon could be used by one of the parties in the syrian battle. so we have to distinguish clearly the terrorists and the opposition in syria. we cannot stay quiet if the terrorist groups remain at a certain place. if other governments believe there are good terrorists and bad terrorists, that‘s not a good approach. we do not think it‘s a good approach. we should make it clear who are the bad guys and who are the good guys. let‘s just be brutally frank about this, you sat in a rus

the russians soldiers. revealed the syrians are operating as three hundred and that's the major to extremely difficult really for these raiders to attack such a system knowing that the russians are going to be implicated and so all of that to say. in the absence of any kind of russian agreement to let these readies do basically what they wanted to do you are going to see a situation much much more complicated than before and that is going to serve obvious need any interest in syria this year in government and his well known and consequently really limited i believe the margin for the israelis to men who are as they used to the israelis do have some considerable leverage with the russians mr rabbani how much action you know can russia take against israel given things like we had from israeli minister. earlier this year who was very quick to remind russia that. you know israel didn't join and western sanctions against russia for its actions in crimea it didn't kick russian ambassadors and diplomats out of its

the russians sorters. be syrians operating as three hundredth and that would make it extremely difficult really for these raiders to attack such a system then knowing that the russians are going to be implicated and so all of that to say. in the absence of any kind of russian agreement to let the israelis do basically what they wanted to do you are going to see a situation much much more complicated than before and that is going to serve obvious need any interest in syria disunion government and his well known and consequently we limited i believe the margin for the israelis to men who are as they used to the israelis do have some considerable leverage with the russians mr ramani how much action you know can russia take against israel given things like we had from israeli minister. earlier this year who was very quick to remind russia that. you know isr.

and the drone to the russian aircraft were not served by the russians but their citizens are still on their ground and they are how being the syrian they're already you know with our story has its own defense systems which are much more sophisticated and which are not. which are not under the control of the syrian military so what we're talking them. vote is there are. no end to created a defense system as two hundred. allergic really fully controlled by the syrian army so even if we talk about negligence or low professionalism i think it's not really fear to blame there are military we then we should blame the syrian military for what they have done or what they have not done properly however let me say that in my personal view it would be very ordered to see not on ya go. putin he's relations with president putin into jersey just in order to shoot a couple of targets in syria because of course not on yahoo knew about the very emotional reaction of president putin to the incident was turkey so i was suggesting that it is perhaps the israeli military acting approach and only read out

a plane in syria last month that all fifty russian service personnel aboard were killed. among the stories that shaped the world anti-doping agency reinstates russia's anti drug body a major step toward seeing many of the country's top athletes back competing on the world stage. and looking more like a no deal negotiations stalled with the e.u. as the clock rejects to reset may's economic. framework for corporations. at this late stage in the negotiation it is not acceptable to simply with the other side's proposed. explanation and counter. hello to you wherever you are watching us and this weekend. we're bringing in the biggest stories of the past seven days as cover right here and also the day's developments that's where we start in fact russia's defense ministry says israel bears full responsibility for the downing of a russian aircraft off syria's coast this week which killed all fifteen service personnel on board in a statement to the media the russian military presented a detailed timeline of the incident concluding that the actions of the israeli air force led to t

the russians offending them off. and defense is a complicated business because lots of cooperation between various units because everything is happening so quickly projectile to travel to the kilo but there's a second so everything has to happen quick. and in a big major rapidly evolving technology the technical requirements asa via you need different types of radar to detect different targets whose results sitting around would hit and they could be operating over different frequencies serve different ranges in different weather conditions difficult to get the movie to work to get the ball spoke two thousand and eighteen will gain for the biggest threat that the russian military in decades and decades this is about gives you a look at various detachments of the russian military navy yard and the air force to work together because it's one thing having it knowing how to use all these expensive toys it's entirely is not actually using them. for significant breakthrough the case of a missing internet privacy activist so

are officers from the russian military intelligence service. also known as the g.r.u. just check out so you can. go and you know just whether they are actually serving officers in russian intelligence agencies we have significant lines of inquiry about who don't meet when we want people to come forward and give us the evidence you'd think they would have to know who these two suspects are before accusing them of being russian military intelligence agents but no instead they're asking the public for help to identify these two men who do raise it may already seems to know this was not a row operation it was almost certainly also approved outside the g.r.u. a senior level of the russian state would be real easy if they just called up the russians and ask them with passport numbers and everything but they aren't on speaking i can confirm that we have had no cooperation from the russian government on the other hand how do you complain that someone isn't being helpful when you refuse to pick up the phone you know it wouldn't be. the british and voice said that the u.k. site

things that old russian speaking people should leave the crimea all russian language should be. premier of course the people who were living there they decided to change their just to be alone and sending russia georgian relations into cells and eight it was very painful of course first of all it's difficult for me to say that but. let's say i'm brave enough to say that yes there was a main just person who begin a war really gave this order and russia. there's absolutely no love lost for mr secretary in russia but i think people now can appreciate that he never went as far as cutting the ties by being so maybe it was not so we the bull it was no so just both for many russian people but russia really enjoyed was successful to create the absolutely russian feeling especially in generations so he was trying to do this he wanted. yes fortunately not fortunately so what is very important to say yes of course if you mention recognition of a president. this was very painful for me and for georgia for the country and for the people i think it was a mistake from russian side think it was

and forces made by the russian military and by the russian political leaders of course there are military are working very closely with the iranian contact with the sort of with the syrian counterparts about to some extent with their new counterparts as well and they have their own real so i think that these shades of opinions are important and they can be. explain but let me tell you that indeed it's not just about the recent incident though of course it is a tragedy and you know we should do sort of that such things can still happen but the situation in syria is changing so for example. in iran the use of much much better entrenched in syria that it was two years ago and of course it is a concern for you if we take the containment of iran as israel's main objective in syria one could argue that russia has been a very very helpful partner to israel in that regard why would it done and risk this strategic accommodation it has achieved in moscow for the sake of arguably one tactical operation then you positional for he is just one element of the change in the other very important element h

individuals as russian g.r.u. operatives we have c.c.t.v. footage magine president we are happy to share those images with colleagues to take one instance the russian ambassador mentioned that there was a time stamp in the same college or for both individuals i don't know if the ambassador has been to get we cap or we have been to get we camp or there are multiple identical corridors through which people can go this is what happened to the two russians we are confident madam president in our evidence and i am very happy to. talk to any colleague or indeed any un member of the general assembly who has doubts about the evidence is very welcome to come and have a briefing at the british mission. i was asked also about cooperation with the russian authorities i would like to recall for council colleagues that when this episode first happened in march my government went to the russian authorities and asked for their cooperation we were given in reply their request for cooperation was now for wait we would have been hap

obstruct russian efforts from. helping syria regain full sovereignty over it that it already i won my state with this incident russia has become the victim of israel's wral with syria which he would create without. i believe so. it could have been also the case. americans have directed strike. in syria because they would be willing to russian servicemen time ten pm on the seventeenth of september. the defense ministry of national treasure is saying that the israeli jet had behind a russian plane hence setting it on fire now why these forward accusations well we seen continuous attacks on syria by the israeli. government but actually what they're trying to do in the same time is be an ally of russia hence this reaction this time and their feet i think the last eight hours. ok well earlier i spoke to israeli journalist only ben menachem he believes the blame for the downing of the plane should be attributed to syria's defenses of course that it was an accident it's not israel fault with to remember those who shot dow

a plane in syria last monday all fifteen russian service personnel on board were killed. in the stories that shaped the week the world on t. dating agency reinstates rushes out to drug sporty paving the way for me to return head to the global stage. and the u.k. strikes at negotiations stalled as the eve rejects to resume his proposal. to train work for the moment called for a shoot. at this late stage of the negotiation. except to just simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and come to its. hello and welcome to the weekly and often ends national round up of the week's top story . russia's defense ministry has given a detailed timeline of the downing of an ad croft in syria and the statements to the media the ministry explained why it holds israel responsible for monday's tragedy in which fifteen russian save his pets now died. at twenty thirty one on september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft it was twenty started its patrol mission in a deescalation zone and it lived in syria's northwest around the same time four israeli f. sixteen

syria's coast this week which killed all fifteen servicemen aboard in a statement to the media the russian military presented the details timeline of the incident earlier today concluding that the actions of the israeli air force led to the tragedy. at twenty thirty one on september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft it was twenty started its patrol mission in a deescalation zone and in syria's northwest around the same time four israeli f. sixteen fighter jets left israel's air space they flew over neutral waters of the mediterranean and took up a combat ready position ninety kilometers from syria's port of latakia at twenty one thirty nine the israeli air force informed russia its f. sixteen s were to carry out an air raid in northern syria but the israeli message was misleading because israel informed russia it would strike targets in the north of syria but instead they had targets in the western province of latakia just a minute after the call israeli jets conducted as strikes in the taqiyya province following the call the russian it was when she received an order to move south and

the russian and turkish presidents have agreed to create a demilitarized zone in syria's itll a province could lay the ground for a final push against the terrorists in the area which is the last remaining extremist stronghold in the country. with use only to create along the demilitarized zone by october fifteenth it will be from fifteen to twenty kilometers why we will move radicalized militants are loathe including job. the u.n. estimates ten thousand dollars for a terrorist remain in italy a province posing a threat not only to those living there but also to people in bordering regions the question of how to deal with the terrorists that dominated international talks for weeks the coach has more on the latest developments very important decisions were indeed made during those hours along talks between a russia and turkey now the deescalation zone was hanging in the year during the negotiations but the two leaders seem to disagree all the way through with that's why this particular agreement which was self boice of the press conference came as a surprise to so many now of the both sid

sold the russian meddling in the american election. there are some military claims that militants and syria's adlib province have staged an film into a chemical attack which they intend to blame on president assad's forces moscow says the fighters will send some of the footage to the united nations and circulate the rest on social media you know neil discussed the allegations with danielle hawkins. so dan the russian defense ministry on shoes they were confident they say that preparations were being made by terrorists and now there appears to be an update on that as well yeah that's right i mean information's been coming in in dribs and drabs over the last twenty four hours the russian reconciliation center for syria part of the russian id have claimed this is a false flag operation by former ells for front recognizes terrorists by washington and moscow according to undeniable information from the russian reconciliation center for syria on the eleventh of september filming groups of various middle eastern t.v. channels and a regional b

used the russian plane as cover against the syrian air defense systems as a result the russian twenty was brought down by a syrian air defense missile there's no way the israeli pilots could not have seen that russian plane. the israeli military confirms its jets targeted syrian facilities but blamed the planes downing on the syrian government itself along with iran and hezbollah which israel views as a terrorist group meanwhile in a phone conversation with benyamin netanyahu vladimir putin stressed about israeli operations are taking place in violation of syria's sovereignty artie's middle east correspondent also there has more. the russian president vladimir putin has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and during that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is th

the russians soldiers. we'll be syrians operating as three hundred and that make it extremely difficult really for these raiders to attack such a system knowing that the russians are going to be implicated. so all of that to say. in the absence of any kind of russian agreement to let these readies do basically what they want to do you are going to see a situation much much more complicated than before and that is going to serve obvious needy danny interest in syria this year in government and his well known and consequently really limited i believe the margin for the israelis to men who are as they used to the israelis do have some considerable leverage with the russians mr rabbani how much action you know can russia take against israel given things like we had from israeli minister. earlier this year who was very quick to remind russia that. you know israel didn't join and western sanctions against russia for its actions in crimea it didn't kick russian ambassadors and diplomats out of its country like a l

what is described in the west as a russian invasion of crimea is a fact the presence of russian soldiers in crimea can you clarify that. god would have barely spoken of a quote but the most such and the most go float of could him. as long ago as eighteen zero for sevastopol the naval base became the main military port of the russian empire on the black sea. during the second world war the heroic defense of sevastopol lasted almost a year and took hundreds of thousands of lives. therefore the naval base in crimea has a legacy of historical pride for the russian black sea fleet as well as being of huge strategic importance. those of us alive back then remember when there were soviet missiles put into cuba how frightened americans were and how angry and how we almost went to a nuclear confrontation over having weapons of that kind of destruction placed that close to the united states. just so if the united states considers cuba to be in its backyard. then crimea lays at russia's doorstep. the consequences of a u.s. seizure of the face or a nato base which internationally. but almost some of

cruise missiles jets is whether it's hillary the russians offending them off. and defense is a complicated business because lots of cooperation between various units because everything is happening so quickly the project all the traveling need to load which is a second so everything has to happen quick. and in these big major rapidly evolving technology the technical requirements also. dia you need different types of raised to detect different targets whose results that are you wound hits and they could be operating over different frequencies or would different ranges in different weather conditions what's difficult is to get the move was to get the votes both two thousand and eighteen whole games are the biggest stress test of the russian military in decades and decades this is about gives you all the various the attachment of the russian military navy beyond me the air force to work together because it's one thing having and knowing how to use the least expensive choice it's entirely if not the actually using them yeah i guess so we're going to be tested that

the difference in tone between the russian ministry of defense. suggest the russian president is satisfied that the point has been made and that this chain of tragic circumstances as he put it shouldn't risk what has hitherto been a pretty good working relationship between russia and israel the israeli prime minister's office said in a statement that prime minister netanyahu expressed his sorrow over the death of russian soldiers and said that syria was responsible for the downfall of the plane he also noted the significance of the continuation of security coordination between israel and russia that has prevented many losses of lives on both sides over the last three years at the moment need a leader seems willing to allow this incident to upset the status quo or reach allan's how does iran. well for more on this says speak to larry korb who is a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense he's live from washington d.c. thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera parties involved in this incident it seems want to calm things down calm the tens

israeli and the russian armed forces have agreed to improve coordination following the downing of a russian military aircraft off the syrian coast representatives from both sides met in moscow on thursday russian defense ministry previously said it had held israel partially responsible for the incident the meetings were held in good spirits and the representatives shared a professional open and transparent discussion on various issues both sides emphasized the importance of the state's interests and the continued employment taishan of the de confliction system. on monday evening syrian air defenses shot down the russian plane killing all fifteen people on board while responding to an air strike by israeli fighter jets and happened around thirty five kilometers off the syrian coast based political analyst mitchell barak says the efforts by russia and israel to prevent a repeat of the tragedy are already producing results israelis have expressed condolences to the russian people and to the russian president of course but i think that one of the positives that come out of this incident this te

we russians like lives in this area we understand their nationality of the russian russian activities and these are in our and i believe that to accept it and welcoming it by the time we cannot allow it on the ns to develop any ability ability and will keep on striking them whatever the results are and by i believe. do you. hold the. devotions talking about the drugs again i just want to get into a bit more detail on the incident specifically obviously you say israel treats the russians as allies and as we've established there is usually some communication and coordination between the militaries in this case though the russian ministry of defense is saying they got less than a minute or around a minute notice before this strike these really government israeli officials so far haven't acknowledged the incident they haven't commented and not given any official explanation or apology that's hardly a way to treat allies as you describe. well unfortunately i had to leave the army very early i was only a couple of the time i'm not in the picture or do you appear not to picture for what happ

well first i'd like to express my condolences to the russian people of the russian armed forces and the families of the victims the russians have made many sacrifices to save syria alongside the iranians the syrian people the lebanese. from extremist forces that were supported by the united states with al-qaeda or isis by turkey by israeli regime and by countries like saudi arabia i think it's obvious that the israeli regime put the russian servicemen at risk intentionally in order to be able to carry out this attack on syria which is of course illegal in itself. israeli regime has been supporting isis now on its border with israel with syria indeed in on the border which the occupied because they're occupying syrian territory in the golan heights until recently both isis and al qaeda were based there with israeli regime support so i think the the the the arrogance of netanyahu has caused him great difficulty now because he has to be answerable to the russian people and instead of apologizing as usual the israelis are looking for scapegoats we haven't had any. official response from isr

the conversation was in russian and the russian defense ministry has a record of the conversation. make a matter of the aleutian while twenty flying over the north of syria received an order to me with a mission area and head south to return back to the airbase as you can see on the map. these are really jets delivered strikes in a lot of gear which is a western province of the country not in the north of this syrian arab republic of the city a lot of keys located on the western coast. misleading information provided by these really officer about the aereo strikes did not allow the russian twenty airplanes to move timely to safe area. these are real also did not provide any information about the location of the f. sixteen jets. twenty one fifty one and the syrian air defense forces began to repel these really attack and launched surface to air missiles. after the strike these really jets began who began patrolling in the area seventy kilometers west of the syrian coast. and they deployed electronic countermeasures and were probably preparing for another strike at twenty one fifty n

and an immediate proximity to russian il twenty of russian nearest police forces which was coming in for landing use and russian airplane as a cover they put it in line of fire of syrian air defense. as a result ill twenty were the fact of reflected area by several forward bigger than the f. sixteen was downed by an s two hundred most seoul is really of force command center and have sixteen pilots could but see it twenty because it was coming in for a landing from five kilometer altitude however they decided to do is to have that set up these operations did wasn't informed to the russian command center and they did this informed about this on the one minute prior to it which did not leave any chance to put twenty out of the line of fire currently we are conducting the rescue search and rescue operation in the area we see this predicate of actions as a hostile because it is a reckless move by israeli militants and fifteen russian service members dieties out that has nothing to do with the spirit of our car peroration between russia and these are real and we reserve the right to act ac

syria the russian i-l. twenty had been heading to the committeeman and base for israeli fighter jets were attacking the latakia region and put the russian plane in the line of fire as a result a missile from a syrian f. two hundred air defense system which were targeting the israeli forces shot down the russian plane a french frigate which had initially been accused of involvement in the incident with close by in the mediterranean middle east correspondent paula has the details to add to the comments that have been issued by the russian defense ministry here in israel everybody is keeping mum on the matter we have approached the israeli army the israeli defense ministry as what is the foreign ministry the repeated response is no comment also trying to get other israeli officials to come in this seems to be a reluctance to do so because this is the worst case so noria for israel and no doubt they want to get their ducks in a line and formulate some kind of response in terms of why and how this in fact happen

the arrogance of netanyahu has caused him great difficulty now because he has to be answerable to the russian people and instead of apologizing as usual the israelis are looking for scapegoats israel insists it had to bomb the arabians hizbullah there and then yet how many times is israel now had to bomb syria dozens and dozens monthly to stop iranian and shia aggression it says how many times has iran attacked israel and this puts russia in a tough spot its trademark selling point of being friends with everyone may be impossible to keep up russia is now quite even handed in the middle east and he tries to keep good relation was all the parties was is was the arabs with the palestinians was turkey was run. i wonder how long will it last that you can be a friend of everybody because by the end of the day we are dealing with a very fragile reality in the middle east with very contradictory power and a lot of atrocity as we know and violence but russia thought it could manage and why not look at all it has done for israel. when russia flew near the israeli occupied golan heights they warned them

-turn order thank you do not yet on the russian. do not fail all athletes across the world protest please support i think they want to make sure that this attached of the last three years sticks and you know the words you know. russian will be allowed back into sport they want to make sure that every time any comment on any radio or t.v. station anywhere in the world mentions a russian athlete they say they won't mention of the fairies inable and scare me a little bit he tracks everything which is not good he creates tensions only thinks about himself not about hes people or neighbors. i'm not in favor of him but we need to recognize that his politics protect the american economy he's very disrespectful toward everyone who's met him in presidents he is not a good person not corn isn't fairing a lot better than trump when it comes to winning over the french but now he has a double charm offensive to deal special inspector general reports on a regular basis you see that this happens all the time around for almost only. they deliver a

something bigger the really is would know that if they tell the russians then the russians would would want to tell the syrians and the syrians would have adequate. response prepared so to speak and this is let us remember this is about the talk here latakia and talk if it were that many airport is situated and you know there are russian forces there and so on and so forth so these really should have actually if the give the russians like a one hour notice usually this time around they should have given them like two hours but they didn't because they wanted perhaps to get as much damage as possible and this and this you know tragic incident and we think that there's going to be some consequences. we haven't heard from israel yet on this latest revelation what kind of response do you think we will get from israel. i think the israelis would be very embarrassed the russian leader you know hosts these really premier. you know very close quarters during world war two commemorations he gives them. a lot of ear and they listen to their worries and so on and so forth and no you know the situ

the new russian manufactured nova chucks and then that fell through when the russians pointed out a dozen other countries capable of doing so czech republic admitted they had synthesize small quantities for defense britain's own chemical lab porton down admitted it had micro stockpiles contradictions everywhere. voting is underway right now in sweden's general election that could rock the political landscape in stockholm polls there predict a deadlock between the social democrats and alliance a center right parties and what particular party could play the role of the kingmaker after pushing anti migrant policies the sweden democrats have seen a surge in popularity leading up to the vote on saturday election rivals had their final chance than to sway voters. sweden needs breathing space we need tight responsible immigration policies and do you know something there is only one guarantor in swedish politics for responsible and tight immigration in sweden that guarantor is the sweden democrats results in are not seized as great again and again and again they showed their nats in races r

, much less a russian official. it is something that we don't do unless there's some type of formal approval. but meeting one-on-one with a russian intelligence officer, that is something cia officers are well-trained to be able to be aware of what they might try to do to exploit that relationship. >> john, what do you see now as russian foreign policy goes? what do you think putin's definition of success is, and how close after this week, how close do you think he is to realizing success? >> well, i think he is very confident and comfortable now that mr. trump is not going to hold mr. putin and the russians to account for the interference in the election. although i think they are rejoicing at how well the helsinki summit and meetings went, mr. putin might be concerned that -- that trump went beyond where he should have gone and now it is making it very difficult for trump to continue in this -- you know, with this relationship because of the outcry from both sides of the aisle. i think even mr. putin is thinking t

of provoking the accidental drowning russian military plane in syria in which all fifteen servicemen on board were killed. all to cover the world anti-doping agency reinstates russia is. a major step toward seeing many of the countries. competing on the world stage. the confirmation hearing for president gerald ford stagnates. with brett kavanaugh proving to be one of america's most divisive nominees ever. with the big stories from the past seven days on right up to the moment. well this is the weekly on r t international law and welcome. russian military plane on monday night's off the syrian coast the blame game has been intensifying between the main parties directly or in directly involved in the incident our senior correspondent the of breaks down the mouth it's a bad really bad situation there's the tragedy fifteen people dead to friendly fire . and then there's the fallout everyone's blaming everyone i meet on the jets deliberately created a dangerous situation for the war ships and aircraft located in that area while it may have been a syrian missile that down the plane it was

russian sovereign debt. the kind of language floating around is the new russian -- financial institutions. while this takes place in lipid the value would not be in trouble currently. but why it is important, when they post crimea sanction, and the economy started coming down and oil prices were down, we relied the ability of westerners to buy up russian debt as we bailout the economy. the puritan regime -- putin regime so when you take that and again, not fully taking it away but if you start to nibble their ability to do that in the future, one of the sanctions about, is not about punishment. his decision-making matrixed is harder for him and the economic downturn or another round of sanctions to raise funds -- when their time comes, maybe they will think twice about pushing further into the ukraine or continuing to evade help and the north korean regime. and sanction russian entities that are involved in that recently. how do you change -- some of these macro issues beyond the -- how do you change that --

responding to the russian dinars the russian ambassador we heard earlier utterly rejecting the claims by the british government that russian officers were behind a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter using novacek he said that these were same with pete it lies and they were unfounded in mendacious cocktail of facts and this was all designed to unleash hysteria against russia he was also demanding. beg your pardon let's just listen in while the united kingdom takes the fall again i just want to make very clear that the united kingdom shares that position about.

the downed russian plane was in i want to patrol aircraft. is known by nato as the coot it has a top speed of six hundred seventy five kilometers per hour and has a wingspan of around thirty seven meters renowned for its ability the aisle twenty has been in service since the soviet era. residents of the russian city of sevastopol have paid to tribute to the fifty two crew members of the downed aircraft people gathered to add the walls of ace of support air base where prayers and a minute's silence for health report and said to the downing of the plane was due to a tragic chain of events. you. when people are dying especially in such circumstances it's always a tragedy it's a tragedy for all of us for the country and for the relatives of our comrades i extend my condolences to the relatives of those killed in this situation is different from the one when a turkish jet shot down a plane back then turkey intentionally shot down the aircraft but now it looks like a chain of accidental events our position on this incident was presented in the mini

or russian thank you for. it's been very very revealing to see the world from your perspective our conversation continues always online you can find us on twitter at a.j. string you can i will say you see thanks for watching everybody take it. to to. you . when i think of my life sure i think of potential when i think of potential i think or what but it's not i think of young people literally to control to their own and i'm going to something that they come to god told me it's impossible i think it was a challenge. the reason a child in the country of. my name is being sold and this is my chair. my nigeria on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know it's very challenging liberally but declared because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are with the people we live to tell the real sto

what is described in the west as a russian invasion of crimea is in fact the presence of russian soldiers in crimea can you clarify that. they were could have. spoken of the quote but the most of the most go full of the below. as long ago as eighteen zero four sevastopol as a naval base became the main military port of the russian empire on the black sea. during the second world war the heroic defense of sevastopol lasted almost a year and took hundreds of thousands of lives.

in syria last monday all fifteen russian service personnel on board were killed. in the stories that shape the week the world on today being agency reinstates russia's anti drugs party paving the way from bandar pleats to return to the global stage. as the u.k.'s cracks at negotiation stalled as the rejects to resume proposals the subject state framework for going on with corporations. at this late stage of the negotiation it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and come to. live from moscow you're watching the weekly on r.t. international a look back at the top stories that shape the week. russia's defense ministry has given a detailed timeline of the downing of an ag craft in syria in a statement to the media the ministry explained why it holds israel responsible for monday's tragedy in which fifteen russian service personnel died. at twenty thirty one on september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft it was twenty started its patrol mission in a deescalation zone and it lived in syria's northwest around

turn of events because this is resulted in fifteen russian military deaths so the russian minister of foreign affairs summoned the israeli ambassador to day and also the israeli shark to fair that's the kind of military representative of israel here in russia and the kremlin has been i think noticeably less strident in its in its condemnation in its criticism. and that's interesting because you would expect perhaps the military the russian military and the kremlin to be singing from the same hymn sheet but what we've got from me a putin spokesperson to be fair peskov is condolences for the deaths and the families of those who've lost their lives here but we don't have the criticism on israel directly mainly that the kremlin is concerned and upset by what's happened it suggests i think that vladimir putin keeping his eye on the kind of political architecture of the russia israel partnership is not as open to criticizing israel as the ministry of defense has been so far or i draw a thank you for that rory chalons our correspondent in moscow now from moscow let's go to occupied east jeru

first they said that the new russian manufactured nuvi chalks and then that fell through the russians pointed out a dozen other countries capable of doing so czech republic admitted they had synthesize small quantities for defense britain's own chemical lab porton down admitted it had micro stockpiles contradictions everywhere. support of a brazilian presidential candidate was recently stabbed at a campaign rally people in their support for. according to the latest polls the right wing politician is the front runner in the election which will take place next month. i. was in. a rally on thursday a suspect was arrested and has been named by brazilian media the motive is unclear bulls and hours in the hospital in the stable condition jail that former president . was earlier the favorite to win the election but was disqualified due to a corruption conviction. for something completely different safari tourists are usually told to keep a safe distance from predators but a park in the russian province of crimea is allowing people to get. up close and personal with a two year old male life.