secretary saying it s business as usual people with those nations. human rights. in the program from today welcome to moscow and to our team my names you know neal good to have your company. russia colditz u.s. ambassador to moscow to discuss future diplomatic ties with washington it s in response to a t.v. interview where president biden agreed when questioned the russian leader vladimir putin is a killer my colleagues former. talk through that statement and more from what was said in the. well this isn t just strong this is very serious this doesn t look just like an insult not just like a groundbreaking phrase because in the diplomatic sense really this could potentially be a catastrophe for u.s. russia relations but it s also very important to look at the actual wording to look at how joe biden said this in one context so it wasn t actually his own phrase it was a response to a question from a journalist so you know vladimir putin you think he s a killer. or do so what pr
just after midnight in baghdad. right here in moscow this thursday march the welcome to r.t. . russia summoned its u.s. ambassador to moscow to discuss future diplomatic ties with washington it is in response to a t.v. interview where president biden agreed when questioned the russian leader vladimir putin is a killer the foreign ministry given this response for us the main thing is to determine ways of improving russian u.s. ties which in a difficult state washington has in fact brought those to the data and in recent years we are interested in preventing they irreversible degradation if the americans realize the risks associated with that this will be discussed you re in consultations between the russian foreign ministry and other relevant departments and with the russian ambassador to washington. commenting on the situation the u.s. state department said that america will continue working with russia but it will also hold moscow accountable my colleagues under former and e
hello they get even just going at 6 o clock here in moscow you watching our international phone interview the u.s. president joe biden has agreed one question that the russian leader vladimir putin is a killer i got more details from. well this isn t a strong this is very serious this doesn t look just like an insult not just like a groundbreaking phrase because in the diplomatic sense really this could potentially be a catastrophe for u.s. russia relations but it s also very important to look at the actual wording to look at how joe biden said this and what context so it wasn t actually his own phrase it was a response to a question from a journalist you know vladimir putin you think he s a killer. or do so what price must he pay for pray she s going to pay will you ll see shortly it was originally an escalation from the journalists he put that question out directly using the world the word sorry killer and as you can see the u.s. media is at it again this is what they want
saying it s business as usual with. pleasure. to the u.s. to moscow to discuss a future diplomatic ties with washington. for a t.v. interview president biden agreed when questioned the russian leader vladimir putin is a killer my colleague. statement more. oh this isn t just strong this is very serious this doesn t look just like an insult not just like a groundbreaking phrase because in the diplomatic sense really this could potentially be a catastrophe for u.s. russia relations but it s also very important to look at the actual wording to look at how joe biden said this and what context so it wasn t actually his own phrase it was a response to a question from a journalist so you know vladimir putin you think he s a killer. or do so what price must he pay pray she s going to pay will you ll see shortly it was originally an escalation from the journalists he put that question out directly using the world the word sorry killer and as you can see the u.s. media is at it again t
course for a 4th term in office. we ve been following breaking news out of tanzania for the past hour where the vice president announced the death of president john mica foully at the age of 61 he had not been seen in public for more than 2 weeks and speculation was rife that he was seriously ill after contracting covert 19 he was a vocal coronavirus skeptic who d been criticised for doing little to protect his people from the virus al-jazeera catherine sawyer now looks back at his life. soon after taking office in 215 president john palmer before he made a name for himself across tanzania as a leader committed to fulfilling his promises of reform many people called him the bulldozer because of his no nonsense approach to fighting corruption and wasteful spending which had plagued the country for decades he made it his mission to cut down on civil service expenses and boost infrastructure projects including the development of a really different cities while many tanzanian see