George Galloway speaks to RT following reports of a deadly strike on a student dormitory in Starobelsk.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew celebrate the 7th anniversary of the Narcofuhrer’s 4-year term. Also in this episode: the three spikes of the Ukrainian trident: corruption, failed Nazis and sending people to their deaths, are put on display.

Also we apologize to Greta Thunberg. Kind of.

RT spoke with international law analyst, Alexandre Guerreiro about the outcry from Western leaders for Russia's retaliatory strike on Kiev.

He says if you look at the tactics that Ukraine uses, it's clearly Kiev that is engaged in escalating the conflict

Just a week apart, but miles away in tone and substance. The visits to China by the American and Russian presidents have showcased not only the drastic difference in political culture but also the remarkable contrast in the notions of bilateral relationships and the common good among the world’s three great powers. What does this triangular relationship entail for the rest of the globe? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Patrick Hennigsen, a writer and global affairs analyst.

Stanislav Krapivnik speaks to RT following reports of a Russian retaliatory strike after the deadly attack on a school dormitory in Starobelsk.

Dennis Fritz speaks to RT following reports of a deadly drone strike on a school dormitory in Starobelsk, calling the tragedy devastating and urging international media to investigate what happened.

Stanley Cohen speaks to RT following reports of a deadly strike on a school dormitory in Starobelsk, accusing Western governments and media outlets of applying “double standards” to the conflict.

Martin Jay speaks to RT after several Western media outlets reportedly refused an invitation from the Russian Foreign Ministry to visit the site of a deadly strike in Starobelsk.

The attack on the Starobelsk Professional College, which teaches students aged 14 to 18, was carried out in three waves, with 16 drones launched at the same target by the 'neo-Nazi regime in Kiev'.

RT speaks with Dan Kovalik, American lawyer, journalist and political activist

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused the Western media of ignoring the tragedy in Strobelsk, saying the BBC refused to travel to Starobelsk, which she called 'proof of the West’s deliberate lies.' She also claimed that Japanese journalists were barred from covering the incident.

RT discusses this and more with Olli Kotro, intl and EU affairs advisor of Freedom Alliance party.