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RT America -- October 27, 2014

Published 28 Oct, 2014 03:32 | Updated 28 Oct, 2014 03:32

Human Rights Watch claims the Ukrainian military has been using cluster munitions in the eastern city of Donetsk. Although the government in Kiev denies using such weapons, the international monitoring organization used evidence from a variety of sources in compiling its report, confirming the use of the deadly devices that are banned in over 100 countries. RT’s Alexey Yarosehvsky spoke directly to HRW Senior Researcher Ole Solvang to break down the details.

If Germany had won World War II, Adolf Hitler may have put down roots in the hills of southern California. In the Santa Monica Mountains, a wealthy pair of Nazi sympathizers built a massive complex that would have acted as a California dream home for the murderous dictator had he conquered the US. RT’s Lindsay France heads to the site of the degrading yet still standing compound to get a firsthand look.

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