will create a demilitarized zone in the syrian province separating rebels from syrian government forces and hopefully preventing a massacre also coming up chinese authorities order millions to evacuated as the ferocious of the typhoon bungled moves inland and in the philippines rescue workers pulled bodies from the mud after a massive landslide. and it is president drums choice of brett kavanaugh for the supreme court is about to crash out sitters are backing off a confirmation vote planned for this coming thursday after a woman accused cavanagh of an attempted rape that allegedly took place almost four decades ago. and we have a special report from a british town at the heart of the shocking child sex abuse scandal prosecutors have charged the suspects with sexually exploiting children over many years but one victim tells d.w. news that even more perpetrator sprit main at last. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight russia and turkey say that they have agreed to set up a militarized zone to sectarian catastrophe in the province it live is the last stronghold of rebel fighte

city of latakia they were targeting a state run technical industry company on the eastern outskirts syrian state t.v. is reporting they are suspected as right strikes and last half an hour well this came hours after the leaders of russia and turkey agreed to set up a demilitarized zone in syria to keep government forces and rebel fighters apart russia's defense minister says that means that will be no military assault the russian president vladimir putin struck a deal with his turkish counterpart worship type after lengthy talks in sochi for each one is reports now from moscow. for weeks it has been bracing itself for the year so it seemed imminent damascus and. asco signaled it was coming but they wanted to clear out syria's final rebel stronghold and after a lol bombs had started falling again but following a marathon meeting in sochi it looks like turkey's president has persuaded liberia putin try something different for a while at least the assault is off now that they are. joining the meeting we took a close look at the situation and decided to create a demilitarized zone along the co

just so there's no confusion here if the syrian regime uses. weapons we will respond very strongly we have all seen what the syrian regime backed by the russian government has done in the past that should not be a surprise to anyone that that would be a concern of ours once again or whatever the red flag is the u.s. has said what they're going to do what about western europe they all stand united on this or is there some hesitancy they want to see as much will physical proof of this terrible thing did happen or i mean there's certainly unity among many western leaders at least of assad's guilt for committing horrific acts of violence against his own people that's those thoughts they very much take chemical weapons though is a bit of a different issue of course there are calls to take action if he crosses a red lion the famous red line that even obama talked about all those years ago chemical weapons being the border but there also calls for independent verification for investigations for full confirmation that attack south taken place and who e

also coming up no new offensive in russia agreed to set up a demilitarized zone separating rebels from syrian government forces and hopefully preventing a massacre. it's good to have you with us tonight the president trumps latest nominee for the supreme court is facing sexual misconduct allegations that just will not go away brett kavanaugh was said to be confirmed on this coming thursday but now calls for the votes on his own nation to be delayed a woman is claiming that having all tried to rape her at a party thirty six years ago when they were both teenage republicans are pushing to secure their nomination before the mid-term elections in november and it is a high stakes decision if kavanagh is confirmed it will push the supreme court many fear to the right for years to come. i want to bring in erin blake now he is a senior political reporter with the washington post good evening to you erin we know the post interviewed the woman who is making these accusations christine forward what did the post do to verify these accusations in the make sure that what she's saying is true right so chris

that means the syrian regime knows exactly what's going on. it knows who has been detained and what has happened to them but they refuse to give any information to the families. tens of thousands of people are thought to be still missing in detention including over two thousand children. sometimes prisoners are released. from sun am was freed after three months but months or and his cell mates were kept in jail without any contact with the outside world. i talked to them i use it to them i want to do something that's more than what we need to keep it secret this is ok. i told him we have like . fifty seven people here and we need to write all their names and details as much as possible so when some one of us go out can take those names with them so we started looking for the tools. they tore off pieces of their shirts found a fragment of chicken bone to write with and used rust and their own blood as ink. and he started collecting names and writing them everything all the names of victims who were worried that somebody could leak this news div

expensive syrians there also usually earn significantly less than the locals. it was tough we couldn't really live in lebanon comfortably we decided to come back but then as. the high cost of living and the low wages weren't the only reasons they left eleven on after five long years. most people respected us but some kept telling us you're taking away our work in the form of. his former house was badly damaged during the war now his family has to live in rented accommodation but they aren't complaining so it's a wonderful feeling i can't explain it now we are here again in my village after all that's happened this is still my home if you travel or forced to flee as a refugee there's only one place you can call home. but just eleven years of age their daughter has lived almost half her life in lebanon now she's starting a new adventure joining classes at the local school. on the first day of school i was really happy that i knew friends at school different friends than those i had in lebanon. from a harvard it's not an easy restart he doesn't know who damaged hi

displaced the devastating conflict in syria appears to be moving toward a decisive battle russian and syrian warplanes have been bombarding the outskirts of islam in northwestern syria the lats remaining rebel stronghold over three million people are trapped in the city this week the united nations warned of an impending humanitarian catastrophe with thousands of casualties and the risk of mass flight by those who can't get out of germany and other western countries are considering retaliatory action should syria's military resort to poison gas during an offensive is its live the so-called endgame in syria and what happens after the end those are the questions we want to address in quadriga and these are our guests my sume men them is of syrian origin and she works on d. w's arabic show she believes the battle for it live could be the end game for rebels in syria but its legacy could start a new hard time for both turkey and europe. and we're very glad to have the poster on the program once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper to vote and he says germany should join the allied mi

for them displaced from territory by the syrian government including. and the province nato has reported russian naval buildup in the mediterranean sea where russia is holding exercises from saturday. let's introduce our panel of experts in our man. a military analyst and retired air force general in moscow. nick of a middle east expert of the russian international affairs council and in london they're consulting a research fellow on syria chatham house welcome to you or these seem to be quite significant moment in syria. do you think that a final push to recover. is just a matter of days or weeks diplomacy is working right now with the negotiation also with the militant but the question is whether their friends will start or to see the summit in that iran which is going to be next week and that iran. this is the gift and this might lead to. i could say diplomacy might be too late but i think there is some strategic points which is really want to get back to. just a short south. and the merely the highways in five and four these are very strategic for h

any foreign presence on syrian territory without the consent of the syrian government is illegal and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and the un charter it's an assault on our sovereignty which undermines counterterrorism efforts and threatens regional peace and security we therefore consider any forces operating on syrian territory without any explicit request from the government including u.s. french and turkish forces occupying forces who will be dealt with accordingly they must withdraw immediately and without conditions. one of them describe the opposition as terrorist describe the neighboring countries particularly turkey as a safe haven for terrorist groups moving into syria who dismiss calls for dialogue that would pave the ground for the opposition to share power with the government saying that bashar assad will stay in power and that anything that is not under the terms of the national sovereignty on the with the syrian people will be rejected. chris doyle is the director of the council for arab british understanding he says the syrian government's rhet

plane to be hit and downed and when the syrian army launched syrian army launched missiles and hit the russian plane israeli effulgence were already within israeli headspace so they don't playing the fact that the russians are blaming israel for all this but they are saying that this is squarely on the shoulders of not just syria but iran and hezbollah as well so they're ratcheting up tensions with the syrian regime and with iran with hezbollah maintaining a conciliatory regretful tone towards the russians and why is that is because since two thousand and fifteen they've had the russians and the israelis an agreement that the confliction agreement which they say is working and perhaps that's much more crucial to them than any kind of escalation of the conflict between those two parties russia and israel all right so iran can talk you very much indeed two hundred live from occupied east jerusalem now let's go straight to new york this is the scene at the security council where the member states the fifty. member states are gathering they're awaiting a briefing from de mistura the u.n. s

government and turkey is not and we can hear from syrian media that assad and syrian officials call constantly turks as an occupier as occupants because their presence there illegal so i think it's just you know for sake of appealing to also the year that year would come it's to this interest or integrity which is in fact i mean it's in fact it's in. all three act as interests because if we hypothesize and that kurds will autonomy or even the no. independent state that will be a precedent that will be followed by you know kurds in other countries in the rock in iran the in turkey but i think the kurdish question is now is not the only question to consider here. i think the the refugee issue is also a very pressing for example the you. an envoy in syria stefan de mistura said the other day that they're as many as ten thousand al qaeda connected militants in the province and they if you add to that family members the figure could be three or four times as much and the question sooner or later arises where is that population going to be settled because all the powers that supported the

everyone on time is short these aid packages are bound for the syrian border. but there are still empty boxes here at the red crescent depot in how tight. helps with packing even though it isn't one of his usual tasks he's the chief coordinator of his organization's aid to syria we're going to. these things we can care for one hundred twenty five thousand people from head to toe in the camps for displaced people and. but in order for all this to go smoothly it's crucial for the transport to go quickly and be well organized. in one corner of the warehouse there is a display of what the red crescent workers take across the border to shoes toys washing powder hygiene supplies food and cooking utensils food into the. most of the families there have been displaced in the province of it live alone there are more than four hundred camps and the people there have a very hard time getting by. most of them have lost absolutely everything they once had. turkey has taken in more refugees that than any other country about three point five million syrians now live on this si

anti-government rebels and more than three million civilians are trapped that over recent weeks the syrian government backed by russian forces have been threatening an all out attack on the region turkey on the opposite side of the conflict a fierce an influx of thousands of refugees across its border in what the u.n. has warned could become a humanitarian catastrophe no details have yet been. at least about exactly where this safe step will be established. the promise from ridge of thai air to one and let him have hooten it live will be a safe haven they'll be no bitter battle for control of the last rebel held province in syria. hootin an heir to one of agreed to set up a demilitarized zone by mid october they say russian and turkish troops will patrol a buffer strip between syrian government forces and rebels. but. we both agree that implementation of the plan steps will give new amounts into the process of resolving the syrian conflict politically allowing work to intensify an international solution and it will contribute to peace returning to syrian soil. russia and turkey both have d

now it has been almost entirely controlled by rebels and is a must to hottest but in recent weeks the syrian government has threatened to attack it love and its capital city city so this deal could prevent a major humanitarian crisis but details are still unclear including exactly where in islam. this saves would be. the promise from ridge of thai air to one and let him have putin it live will be a safe haven they'll be no bitter battle for control of the last rebel held province in syria. hootin an heir to one of agreed to set up a demilitarized zone by mid october they say russian and turkish troops will patrol a buffer strip between syrian government forces and rebels. but. we both agree that implementation of the plan steps will give a new amount into the process of resolving the syrian conflict politically allowing work to intensify on an international solution and it will contribute to peace returning to syrian soil. russia and turkey both have direct strategic interests in syria moscow has strongly backed syria's president bashar assad's regime with troops on the ground but turkey too

and so the lawsuit is as much the syrian people at this point as it is. my family i want them to know that we have got. so we are trying to work. it seems. really i know very would have done a lot more. but what i. you know someone on twitter this is thomas he says i think the family will have a good case against the assad regime there's a lot of evidence confirming the deliberate killing of marie colvin and holmes by the regime the regime however will not care much about the case or any final judgment so there is that but but picking up on that last sentence there is what i want to pivot to thinking about the syrian government and the war thus far scott here in the killing of marie colvin was not just the killing of a journalist it was an attempted to turn for any journalist and remember all of the syrian journalists who've been killed detained and tortured for bringing us that window on war and the evil of those waging it chris do you want to take that on was there a chilling effect after the death of marie and really. you know i mean i think paula's pr

to the reports as jets were attacking syrian installations in the area. south korea's president moon j m is in pyongyang for his furred summit with north korean leader kim jong un now these are some of the first pictures that we're seeing off the north and south korea's korean leader's actual summit meeting in pyongyang and it's the first time such a summit has been held at the headquarters of north korea's ruling workers' party where kim jong un has his office. this is the third meeting between these two leaders it's been all smiles so far they're holding formal talks with north korea's nuclear disarmament high on the agenda now china says it has no option but to retaliate after the u.s. impose tariffs on another two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods duties will apply to nearly six thousand items including rice and textiles washington has warned it will hit beijing with even more tariffs if it retaliates. eighteen yemeni fishermen have been killed in shelling by saudi amorality coalition warship off. and south of the rebel held city of days

on the outskirts of bombed out syrian cities new tent cities are being built. a sort of endless night and not all are as tidy as the camp filmed by the drones these images are from the syrian village of may very close to the turkish border more than three million people are now living in the province of it house of them have a fled fighting in other parts of syria. has returned from his a delivery and he says the people there are more optimistic since it feared large scale offensive by the syrian army was for now a very it's a glimmer of hope but no more than. a little we bring our aid supplies into the people there and we leave again but they are always there day and night for them explosions and bomb attacks have become a part of their daily reality for the children too that's very hard for me to take let's hope that this fighting truly comes to an end and all these displaced people can return to their cities because. the red crescent sends aid convoys across the border at least four to five times a week. makes his way back to her tie in turkey the next trans

system be diff syrians it means that. the russians soldiers. be syrians 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 want to do you are going to see a situation much much more complicated than before and that is going to serve obviously detainee 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

turkey right now is hosting three point five million syrian refugees. it lives population is three point five million people right now. turkey does not have the resources or the power to host a further three point five million people. we need to take joint steps to prevent migration from this area and to do that. we need to be successful in the fight against terrorism. let's get more from correspondent judy hahn and welcome you here what's at stake here for turkey. well eclipse for turkey is a major security concern not only because the battle over could lead to a final decision in the syrian civil war in favor of president assad and that's certainly something turkey doesn't want but also because it is turkey that would have to deal with the consequences of such a large scale military offensive president again warned today of a bloodbath a massacre as you already mentioned he is concerned of another refugee influx a large scale influx of people into his country considering that turkey is already hosting so many refugees from syria but he is also concern

mandate and they do not have permission from the syrian government. to be that we also know that francis repeatedly warned that if it believes a chemical attack has taken place it will seek retribution and retaliation for such an attack on the syrian ground scenario with their troops seemingly absolutely on the ground in this area nobody has acknowledged previously perhaps france is raising an even bigger warning flag. reporting still ahead this hour facebook bans and then suddenly readmit the account of a campaigner after he announced his interview with the controversial media platform info wars we'll have a look at that just after the break. what holds if you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. but you'd like to be closer to see what. real people are. interested in the lives of. their ship. welcome back now the impartiality of google has once again being called into question after a leaked video showed the company's executives expressing disappointment back in twent

on the outskirts of bombed out syrian cities new tent cities are being built. sort of snowy and not all are as tidy as the camp filmed by the drones these images are from the syrian village of very close to the turkish border more than three million people are now living in the province of it house of them have fled fighting in other parts of syria. has returned from his eighth delivery in it he says the people there are more optimistic since a feared large scale offensive by the syrian army was for now a very it's a glimmer of hope but no more reason to get a little we bring our aid supplies into the people there and we leave again but they are always there day and night for them explosions and bomb attacks have become a part of their daily reality for the children too that's very hard for me to take let's hope that this fighting truly comes to an end and all these displaced people can return to their cities because. the red crescent sends aid convoys across the border at least four to five times a week how do you reckon does makes his way back to how tight in

army and the russian army were able to control most of the syrian territories. on thursday the jerusalem post told me that had been subjected to censorship by the israeli military the news out of published an article online saying that israel had knitted giving military support to anti-government forces in syria however it was later deleted the article was summarizing a media briefing which was held by senior officials of the israeli defense forces more details from our middle east correspondent paula slip in a groundbreaking revelation published by the two recent post newspaper on tuesday it planted the headline but these weighty defense forces concerns that israel provided light weapons to syrian rebels the article was immediately taken down but not before it was picked up elsewhere on the mate the division's article outlines high israel has been providing syrian rebel groups with money and arms while the i.d.f. maintains that it was not intervening in syria's civil war on minded confirm that as part of operation good neighbor israel has been regularly supplyi

the syrian province of idlib it is the last piece of territory not under government control of syrian president bashar al assad he plans to change that with the help of the russian military the u.n. calls that plan the perfect storm fearing chemical weapons and more refugees it lives could quickly become the one spot on the map where iranian israeli turkish russian and american forces collide i'm bord off in berlin this is the day. we will continue to wish you all to hope to avoid the but for it. today more than twenty airstrikes were carried out unfortunately there are civilians among the wounded we have service as well when we are inside syria that's why the sense of urgency that's why i will upbeat if i may to president putin and to present again to talk i will goal is to facilitate the discovery shrink to include the city i'm led to fear the older constitutional committee and that's why it will come to be it does indeed if that came from the trial that potential human again tragedy from the record this means a whole lot more to forty nine million people out there so in that sense

with should the russians shot the syrian airspace. against israeli air air air force freedom. it would definitely prevent israel from doing things moscow could also take another step by upgrading the syrian. air force capability one problem that led to the one technical problem that led to the to the tragic incident of the illusion twenty is the. sort of. weaponry systems that are used by the syrian state probably a more advanced one could argue a more advanced weapon system or anti defense system would. basically be specific towards the plane that has been targeted ok and not deviate or engage with a with a larger target probably a civilian airplane or so so this could be also something to be seen i.e. russia creating syrian air defense systems we really appreciate your time particularly on a sunday morning m r what caf director of the gnosis think tank focusing on the middle east like seemed. to celebrate a lot of restructuring. be made but it is what makes this decision very important it shows that there is a willingness to change seeing and i've seen these what can't. doub

the russian illusion twenty surveillance aircraft has been kid by syrian. defense system s two hundred but. israel has used for f. sixteen s fighter interceptor to. act as a kind of a booby trap for syria and friendly fire against the russian aircraft there's the problem so it's a kind of a combination of. sit in the pity is so to say. but nevertheless the blame lies told to leave all of israel not only on the syrian armed forces we thank you for joining us for the may cause it was on the moscow state institute for international relations thank you you thank. as are some of the other stories making news around the world south korean president moon jay has arrived in north korea but its third and possibly most challenging summit with the north supreme leader kim jong il president moon hopes to mediate between washington and pyongyang over the north's nuclear weapons program entrepreneur ties between the two koreas. hundreds of rescuers in the philippines are searching for victims of landslides caused by typhoon. and the country's worst affected region the no

system be diff syrians it means that. 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.

warnings not to launch attacks there saying the syrian army is getting ready. the taliban in afghanistan has announced the death of commander. carney he founded the haqqani network which was responsible for decades of suicide bomb attacks and hostage taking his death has been reported several times before he was thought to be in his eighty's and had been bedridden. emergency measures announced by the president of argentina have preferred protests in the capital. is cutting the number of government ministries almost in half is also based ing export taxes to try to stem the currency crisis rising inflation and the world's highest interest rates turn as a bird ripples out from one aside as. argentina is trying to prevent a major economic crisis precedent. an ounce to emergency measures to stop the weakening of the. fight on the streets tensions continues to be on the rice on monday people gathered to protest after almost six hundred workers were laid off from this ministry they're convinced the situation will only get worse if. when you see what the government is

of syrian state media says its defense forces have into cept a number of missiles fired at the coastal city of latakia they were targeting a state run industrial compound but it's not clear who launched the strikes but israel is expecting it's thought to have been a suspected well it's sort of been behind a series of strikes targeting iranian and hezbollah forces that have joined syria's war fighting alongside the government stephanie deca has the latest from and taqiyya near techies border with syria. a lot of mixed reports soon after the reports of these explosions multiple explosions but soon after the syrian official state news agency sanna putting out a statement saying that its air defense systems had intercepted multiple missiles quoting a military source saying that they were missiles that came from the sea so that will rule out reading between the lines the rebel forces putting it more on to a state actor because it was in the mediterranean you have various the presence of u.s. naval vessels the brits the turks and also israeli submarines believed to be placed there israel has

another mass influx of syrian refugees if and when the offensive goes ahead. and joining me now here in the studio to discuss this is middle east analyst good morning to you good oh i'd like to begin by asking you because this is really the battle that everyone has been fearing three million people estimated to be in this area the u.n. warning of a bloodbath what do you think we will see in it. if the offensive starts we will see a. magnitude of what is happening is greater than anything we have seen in recent years the population of east aleppo for example was. about one hundred fifty thousand people and here in italy we talk even if the numbers seem to be a little bit exaggerated of up to three million people who for the time being are not able to escape to turkey so now we have the leaders of iran russia and turkey there said to me and tehran on friday coming up with a plan a strategy what do you think that we will see from them i. really don't know it might be the last chance to avoid this big offensive because the russians have been putting pressure on th

now russia's state media is reporting one of its syrian air bases lost contact with a reconnaissance plane over the mediterranean sea fourteen russian servicemen were on board and was returning to an airbase in the coastal province of latakia all this happened as syrian air defense forces intercepted a number of missiles fired at the city they were targeting a state run industrial compound it's not clear who launched the strikes but israel is suspected it's thought to have been behind a series of earlier strikes targeting iranian and hezbollah forces that have joined syria's war fighting alongside the government stephanie decker as the latest from an taqiyya near turkey's border with syria. a lot of mixed reports soon after the reports of these explosions multiple explosions but soon after the syrian official state news agency sanna putting out a statement saying that its air defense systems had intercepted multiple missiles quoting a military source saying that they were missiles that came from the sea so that will rule out reading between the lines the rebel forces putting it more

secretary of state accusing russia and president assad of escalating the syrian conflict he described plans to liberate italy province from extremists as an assault by compare also said civilians there would bear the brunt of the offensive against terror groups r.t. had a chance to speak to the syrian foreign minister about the fight against your hardest and his country. first of all the international community should recognize that it leapfrogged syrian territory and this syrian government must regain full control of it secondly as president assad said our priorities live by that peacefully which we prefer or use in the military thirdly it is clear that the new city is listed as a terrorist organization by the united nations to protect c.b. then. we have opened and humanitarian corridor it has been open for two weeks and we have already received hundreds of families on these bases and i can say that if military action is considered necessary it will be only. the news that those groups who are in favor of a settlement deal should voice their position and me their commitments in terms

three hundred the air defense system that's russia has held off from supplying to the syrian military until now. within two weeks a modern surface to air missile system the s three hundred will be handed over it's capable of intercepting air assault weapons on a range of more than two hundred fifty kilometers and at the same time can hit multiple aerial targets having an advanced facility and high fire rate the system will strengthen syrian air defense combat capabilities significantly defense minister sure you gave little doubt why the russians have changed their position but you're cool it is you that has them going to let me make a point at the request of the israeli side and twenty thirteen we halted delivery of the s three hundred which was ready to be shipped to syria while syrian service personnel were given appropriate training today the situation has changed not by our fault the defense ministry holds israel responsible for the deaths of fifteen military personnel a week ago their reconnaissance plane was misidentified and mistakenly shot down by syrian air defense admits the

time back in may syrian state t.v. before said that the militants handed over hundreds of israeli made weapons israel vehemently denies these reports but some of the findings have elsewhere and on numerous occasions we reached out to the post who told us they were forced to remove by the army citing security reasons. r.t. . if you have all told this is heard these days to hide something once is being published. it probably appeared in such a major media outlet because it has some truth it's not such a secret it's been done many times before no one wants to publicize it the syrian rebels don't want to be publicizing the fact they're working with the evil jewish state and the jewish state doesn't want to publicize the fact that it's working with syrian rebels that are allied to others because they're enemies as well but they there is a common interest here and it falls the rule of the enemy of my enemy is my friend but clearly it stepped on some people's toes here they don't want it out to publicly and they decided to re

that pounded against various syrian sites on monday night seven people were injured at a power station during that attack there was also a french frigate that was flying from the mediterranean sea the result was fifteen russian servicemen killed just as the plane was coming to land at the russian air force base of humain near the syrian city of latakia all of that happening around ten o'clock local time monday evening. the downed russian plane was an eye all twenty this patrol aircraft is known by nato as for qute it has a top speed of six hundred seventy five kilometers per hour and has a wingspan of around thirty seven meters we're now in for its. twenty has been in service since the soviet era. residents of the russian city of sevastopol have paid tribute to the fifteen crew members of the downed aircraft people gathered at the walls of stoppel air base where prayers and a minute's silence were held in their future and said the downing of the plane was due to a tragic chain of events. when people are dying especially in such circumstances it's always a tragedy it's a tragedy for all

civilians protests and while turkey's president warns of a bloodbath as he discusses the fate of the syrian province with the leaders of russia the wrong. stopping of a far right presidential candidate throws brazil's election deeper into chaos. and long queues a starbucks opens its first store in italy but it's already facing an official complaint from the challenging. seven iran has reportedly closed its border crossing with iraq after protests to storm the iranian consulate in the southern iraqi city of basra assessing the light them straight as are angry at what they see as a radian influence in the region it's the latest escalation following weeks of deadly protests triggered by a lack of basic services and deep dissatisfaction with the government on friday one more protest to die and taking the death toll since monday to twelve ism heywood. to being a day of tension tolman a sing and dance the uranium consonant on after being stormed by a group of protest against they try to set a timeline the date to fool people pushed back this time it was not. demonstrators bent in their anger abou

so then turkey has warned that it cannot to take in any more syrian refugees if government and russian forces push ahead with the planned offensive in it lip at a meeting of the leaders of turkey iran and russia in tehran to discuss the fate of the rebel held province president to an expressed fears of a bloodbath it thought full scale fighting in it led could cause a humanitarian disaster almost three million people trapped and leaders agreed to meet again to seek joint solution well it'll be surrounded by syrian forces from the west from the south and from the east the safe strikes have focused on the western town of just sugar which is a stronghold for the al qaeda in the hyatt. ariel sharon turkey is trying to prevent an all out conflict fearing tens of thousands more refugees would flee across its border all the turkish president recip tiber when call for an urgent ceasefire in syria. and i was serious to me there are different methods required in the struggle against terrorism which involve patience and sensitivity as turkey we have shown these qualities and we are determined to

it's a really serious signal can i bring you back to the syrian. war theater because we talked at length about these three hundred delivery but there is one more measure that the russians intend to take which may have an placation far beyond israel i'm talking about jamming satellite navigation on board the radar and communication system of all. of them to hear and see you said that you do not believe in the in the russian no fly zone but it actually looks quite like you. are well there are many ideas floating their own accord and they actually said that they are intent to proceed it's not just an idea that this is a plan of action as far as and is that all izing that. what we can say for sure is the terser is not interested in the further escalation. and the position on being bleeped is to use is that a flare to you know there's some tension i think that definitely in most i would say would prefer to have some kind of accommodation with the united states. and. i think we should keep in mind that israel is important but turkey is also very importan