done in turkey but what the e.u. and greece have promised to do in the greek islands for the conditions are terrible but this is not a failure of tech it is a failure of the e.u. so how could this be made better then how could the flow of refugees into europe better be controlled when you have 3 things that you should really do urgently i mean one each of give a clear signal to turkey that it's prepared to keep supporting that the syrians in turkey so to mean more money on top of the present deal or just saying well it means the 6000000000 have been meant to be spent by the end of 2020 it's clear that the number of syrians in turkey not only is not going to be small of a bigger ok so the e.u. has an interest in helping syrians in turkey with social support education health care in turkey but secondly it needs to work on the greek islands the greeks have promised this was part of the deal to process quickly the applications of anyone coming in to return those to turkey who are safe in turkey but the returns are at the

has an interest in helping syrians in turkey with social support education health care in turkey but secondly it needs to work on the greek islands the greeks have promised this was part of the deal to process quickly deputations of anyone coming in to return those to turkey who are safe in turkey but the returns are at their lowest level in 3 years because the greek asylum system isn't able to process them this is not going to be helped by blaming greece germany france and other countries need to. put together a credible plan send the resources and work with greece on dealing with this which brings on that for the which which is that athens is frustrated by the lack of burden sharing but over the last 3 years all we have seen from brussels is some people saying we should older law and some people say yeah you do do you do what you like we don't want them there is no consensus and the rules aren't working so when next well i think we need to be really realistic it's not going to be a solution for the whole of the european union we have some member states that have no refugees arrivin

choose turkey to build a new factory. i think to understand the motives it's important to put aside the recent political aspects and have a longer view on the developments in turkey and so turkey actually developed as a very attractive to move to production country starting in 2000 to today basically all major conflict futures are already producing in turkey and you have a ballast of the supply chain by supply essential meaning if a new company like slog and sets up a plant there is a good infrastructure and then there are additional aspects for example the attractive neighbor market conditions wages the minimum monthly wage in turkey is that about $400.00 euros if you compare it to eastern european country even on the lower bond you still have minimum wages let's say in vogue areal hungry reaching $450.00 to $500.00 euro so it's very attractive and last but not least the turkish market even so we have recently economic difficult conditions the market is very huge 80000000 potential consumers so producing a turkey means y

syrians will float to turkey and it makes the situation in tokyo worse and also it makes turkey a wonder of will against these plots and. do and also to put some. engagements and harvest in front of the. european. zone and this is the i think that this is not is a good idea to make possible in the worst and worst because there is a humanitarian crisis already there 34 millions and millions of people's people there and it makes it for turkey worse and also for syrians there it makes it even makes the situation a lot worse what was the motivation for america to do it do you think. i think most important. to. this is the. area because really gross more or less the. administration. then i guess approach also be to make some troubles to russia and syria. and also in. the role that need the human if it increases there will be a longer but the most important motivation i think is turkey that ok we'll leave it there thanks for your thoughts on this afternoon i was single as a middle east expert thank you. and other news the u.k. is more divided than ever of a break because on saturday that saw t

deadly fire at an overcrowded camp on the island of less folks we'll get the latest from athens plus turkey accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will we meet a mother desperate to find her missing son and it was 30 years ago when the door to german reunification began to open a small special train recreates the journey undertaken by thousands of east german refugees as they sold a new line in free. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us celebrations are taking place in china to mark the 70th anniversary of communist party rule the main event will be a massive military parade in tiananmen square on tuesday but beijing is worried there are fears that the celebrations could be overshadowed by pro-democracy protests and by the unrest in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the birth of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china's rise from despair to the world's 2nd largest economy. october 1st 1949 7 mozy

they claim that turkey wants to destroy rojava. a claim that turkey deny. the battle for kobane was a key milestone in the fight against the so—called islamic state in the region. a historic victory for the kurdish forces. but it reignited a decades long campaign for kurdish independence in turkey. many of the 1a million kurds in turkey support the idea of a nation—state, but their efforts have been brutally repressed. the kurdistan workers party, or pkk, is a prominent kurdish separatist group in turkey. a classified terrorist organisation in the west. after kobane, the pkk unleashed a series of bombings in turkey, killing scores of civilians. the injured were taken to a nearby hospital. again, it appears the pkk had struck with deadly effect. alongside her military training, anna engaged in discussions of ideology and politics. she trained under nisrin abdollah, senior commander in the ypj. you knew anna, my daughter, what was your relationship? nisrin said she did everything in her power to dissuade anna. so it was quite clear that her strength of pu

of failing to honor its commitments in a landmark 2016 refugee jia with turkey. the e.u. offered ankara $6000000000.00 euros to stop the flow of migrants into europe in 2015 but added one says he's received barely half of the money europe says it's willing to have a discussion without $1.00 but greece which takes in most of the new arrivals says he must 1st change his tone by the migration issue is a european matter it is not a bilateral issue and mr erdogan must understand that he cannot threaten greece and europe in an attempt to secure more resources to handle the refugee issue in a lover could never open. but with more migrants reaching greek short in august 2900 minutes any other time in the last 3 years athens also knows the dissolution needs to be found urgently. ok let's get the very latest on this now dorian jones our correspondent in istanbul good morning dorian president era one was to prevent a new wave of a syrian migrants from entering turkey we saw he has a lot of reasons to do so in that report what does he need from the summit today to get that. well i th

turkey can't host more refugees from syria we've reached our limit. our young turkish people are dying while fighting in syria but what are young syrians doing they just sit around here and smoke shisha is this fair and right. we have to take care of the refugees they're muslims like us it's our responsibility they've lost their homes their savings and on are we have to help. them to keep unemployment is a big problem a lot of young people unemployed even university graduates can't find jobs we should take care of our own citizens 1st then we can look after the others so you are upset that i now see signs in arabic everywhere i think we've started to lose our national identity very set. here leon are we likely to say any agreement between these 3 leaders achieving peace in italy. well ahead of the actual summit the 3 leaders said they are working on the lasting political solution for syria that's of course a very general statement and observers awaiting for more specific solutions so it remains to be seen expectations are actually not that high becaus

add the border with turkey and they have believe. we. can help but we can't be witnesses 4000000 more and leave their homes especially since it could have any impact on the whole europe during today's meetings we have also talked about the response ability regarding the shortage in memorandum. to fully implemented. such a memorandum we have also decided the guarantor account trey's its military personnel to provide that security all the military personnel a big around for concrete we have also underscored in this acetate to resolve these matter in the following days we think and we hope that there will be new developments in this region this year media representatives and not very important matter all that jan that was the constitutional the camera. members election and. the rules and the rise and the flexible approach was demonstrated so that we could lead a cold way to resolve the matters so we put all of the asked for its to support our joint efforts in this regard we managed to resolve all the obstacles that were in the way all that

that if nothing is done to help them we are coming to turkey and europe a lump of. this is added once fear that the destruction and the death in a glib will send tens of thousands more syrian refugees towards his country joining the nearly $4000000.00 who've already fled the carnage. he say's it will have to matter consequences not just for turkey but for europe too because the couple are our children and we will be forced to open the gates. and let our children we will be forced to open the gates this before going to provide support then provide support if you are not sorry everyone sees this area in northern syria as one solution to any new refugee crisis. turkish and american troops are already patrolling here ahead of the establishment of what's being called a safe zone for the resettlement of up to 1000000 syrian refugees but everyone says the international community and europe in particular i'm not offering enough support for the plan. he also accuses the e.u. of failing to honor its commitments in a landmark 2016 refugee deal with turkey the e.u. offered anch

the 3rd african union turkey partnership summit to be held in turkey in 2020 will constitute another concrete example of our dedication and our practive humane policy i invite all the countries present under this roof to support our policies and initiatives which we have formulated on the basis of justice ethics and conscience esteemed delegates today syria has become a place that hurts the most collective conscience of humanity and it has become a symbol of injustice. since 2011. the regime and the terrorist organizations as well as the forces encouraging them insistently pursue a policy of perpetual crisis. almost 1000000 people were killed and 12000000 people were displaced and how of the population were forced to live elsewhere and this syrian crisis has to be ended once and for all turkey is the country that has been mostly effected as a result of the imposition of dice threats this there's the organization has arrest our borders and targeted the very how diverse cities near the borders with suicide bombings which have killed hundreds of turkish citizens. turkey is the country w

we can take the destruction any longer we want to go to a safe country like turkey. i don't want to build barriers but people stay here i. want to go to europe and cause turmoil there. are threats the turkish government wants to use to put pressure on the e.u. the situation is threatening to unlock a new wave of refugees heading across turkey for europe similar to the one seen in like 2014. and 2016 the e.u. and turkey signed an agreement i could a promise to close its northern border with the e.u. and to take back refugees in return for the billions in aid. that president friendship type other one says those funds have not been delivered as promised he threatening to pull out of the deal and reopen the route for refugees to europe. it is the couple that are structured in the gutters. we will be forced to open the gates. when we are promised support then we should get it. sorry the european union says it's already transferred 5600000000 of the 6000000000 euros promised it says the rest will follow soon provided turkey keeps the border closed. a senior opposition figu

turkey stands accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will. to meet a mother desperate to find her son. and china begins a benchmark the 70th anniversary of the communist takeover there but will that it anniversary meet overshadowed by the unrest hong kong. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us at least 2 people have died in a fire at an overcrowded greek migrant camp the dead are reported to be a woman and a child that plays striking the mariah camp on the island of les voss a fire was later put out but residents at that camp angry at what they saw as a slow response clashed with police conditions at the mariah camp are at a breaking point after a recent spike in migrant arrivals from turkey. misery upon misery on the greek island of last boss migrants scramble to escape a cloud of tear gas fired by police as a tragic chain of events unfolded at the mario camp. the fire broke out inside the camp quickly spreading through containers used to has residents there are conflicting reports about what happened next and then go working in the

2nd most important sector of the construction it accounts for 12 percent of turkey's g.d.p. our correspondent joins us now from istanbul to what actual damage was already caused by the thomas cook insolvency the way you will. well here is temple where i am right now is probably a different story by the south and coastal resorts around mom or us and fadia that are particularly popular with british tourists are likely to be among the worst hit . tourists continue to leave turkey thousands have already left since monday the day thomas cook collapsed according to official figures more than 20000 british gas of thomas cook were on holiday here in turkey when the announcement came so the damage has been done tourism associations hotel owners fear of painful consequences especially smaller hotels who have worked for thomas cook and who haven't been paid yet imagine you are a smaller business a smaller hotel mid-range size hotel and you're not receiving 100200000 pounds or euro's or more this season than this could cost you your very existence. has anyone expected so much can depend

top level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq. over the current state and future of the syria crisis with the president's denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on riyadh sold facilities. the highest. oil prices in posts 30 years of history in this and it comes on the back of attacks on saudi arabian oil refineries and while the u.s. plays a finger at iran for the assaults tehran vehemently denies involvement. and as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir of prominent separatist leader awaits trial in a decade's old tragic case we hear from his wife imagine any human being locked up in the cage of 5 by 7 with an open lot. it's 9 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from a studio here with me in a day or 2 to welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran just been speaking to reporters following that trilateral summit discussing the syria's future well we'll cross live now to our reporter. who's in the turkish capital for us maria what came o

and it is to turkey now where this music video has caused quite a stir. the 15 minute track features no fewer than 20 round photos and it's titled systema turkish for icon stay silent and it's quickly shaping up to become the battle cry of the opposition to president threats to ones rule for you can. you tell us why i'm joined now by g.w. reporter nicole race good to see you nicole i understand that this song has caused quite a stir in turkey it's been quite explosive tell us more about why well explosive is just the right word even if you look at the numbers this video has been uploaded only last week on you tube and it's already been 21000000 people who collect it and that's probably because of these rappers are addressing social issues that have not been addressed publicly in turkey for some time now we're talking about violence against women corruption in politics of the destruction of the planet but also injustice and the reason why these topics haven't been in the spotlight in turkey for some time might just go back to july 2016 when. didn't add on

says it has a plan for its migrant camps and that plan includes sending thousands of migrants back to turkey it comes just one day after a deadly fire at the camp of the i would have less books get the latest from athens also coming up tonight china marking the 70th anniversary of communist rule and the government in beijing is going out of its way to make sure nothing remains on its way. it's good to have you with us one day after a deadly fire at a camp for migrants on the greek island of lesbos the government in athens has held an emergency cabinet meeting it tonight details are emerging on the plans that the government plans to take to ease the pressure on those overcrowded camps the plans include fast tracking judgments on asylum applications and to sending thousands of migrants back to turkey over the next year the mayor of lesbos is also calling for the immediate transfer of migrants from the camp where the fire broke out. i they left their homes in war torn syria for this the infamous camp on the island of lesbos. sunday's fire has drawn attention to the desperate conditions here an

turkey can't host more refugees from syria we've reached our limit. each day to more young people are dying while fighting in syria but what do young syrians doing they just sit around here and smoke shisha is this fair and right. we have to take care of the refugees they're muslims like us it's our responsibility they've lost their homes their savings and on are we have to help. in turkey unemployment is a big problem a lot of young people unemployed even university graduates can't find jobs we should take care of our own citizens 1st then we can look after the others. that are upset that i now see signs in arabic everywhere i think we've started to lose our national identity their reset so some mixed responses there about what you do here among some is you know a sense of fear especially a sense of fear that more refugees might be coming and what that will do to the society how it will impact what do you make about you know the potential for addressing some of those fears i think the scenario that we're going to see inside if that is the following i

refugees currently in turkey. i think did numbers quite low when i was ambassador there and when david cameron was prime minister the syrian problem was in its initial phase and probably that was not a big issue and nobody expected that it would continue and the result with that kind of huge flow of people into turkey the deal between turkey and the rippin union came on only in 2015 and recently if it has been declared by the european union i think. mrs morgan who mentioned that european union has already given 5600000000 euros to turkey to cope with the problems created by the syrian refugees in turkey you said that some people didn't expect the refugee crisis i'd suggest that many people did you presumably talk with boris johnson then when he was foreign secretary before you became prime minister obviously as he is today you really didn't see any understanding in britain that support factor support for islam lists in syria to overthrow the government would lead to a refugee crisis on the scale as i told i mean t

turkey threatens to pull out of a deal with the e.u. aimed at reducing the flow of migrants president aired on says this country may reopen its borders to millions of refugees wanting to go to the e.u. of brussels doesn't provide more support. and the death toll from hurricane dorian in the bahamas will be staggering the country a warrant to search and rescue efforts gather pace hundreds possibly thousands of people are missing with tens of thousands more in desperate need of a. welcome to the program india's space agency says mission control scientists have lost communication with the spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing and appears the lander was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact with last prime minister narendra modi joint mission control personnel as the final countdown began the. very onto orbiter launched into space in july and has been circling the moon for almost 3 weeks if it lands successfully it will be the 1st craft to land near the lunar south pole an unchartered and u

also coming up turkey's accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will we need a mother desperate to find her son. in the scandal that won't go away volkswagen appears in court in germany to face compensation claims from hundreds of thousands of drivers of diesel cars. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us in china celebrations are taking place to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule the main commemoration will take place on tuesday with a huge military parade and tenement square and a moment we'll hear from our correspondent about how beijing is preparing for the big day but 1st this report. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the creation of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china's rise from a nation in despair to the world's 2nd largest economy. october 1st 1949 mousa dong to clear the founding of the people's republic of china and transform the country. his great leap forward aim to industri

turkey accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will we meet a mother desperate to find her missing son. astrid to september the faster and courts most likely to turn to power after his party's election win at the weekend but with the collapse of support for his former partners the far right freedom party it's unclear who will form a coalition with. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. celebrations are taking place in china at the 70th anniversary of communist party rule the main event will be a massive military parade in town and square on tuesday but beijing fears the celebrations could be overshadowed by pro-democracy protests and unrest in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the creation of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china's rise from a nation in despair to the world's 2nd largest economy. october 1st 1949 mao's the dawn to clear the founding of the people's republic of china and transform th

that stomach or figure on the russian federation in the republic of turkey. when it comes to bringing the syrian crisis to an end we should all. but the emphasis on this means and also to counter terrorism and the committee for the formation of the constitution in their agenda for a few g.'s and exchange of prisoners and they kept out their people and also to improve the humanitarian situation and reconstruction and also assessment of the international efforts in syria. currently after 2 and a half years since the start of this process in addition to decide such as underachievement. that you have had we have also been witnessing. strengthening and the place and the influence of this process in. relation to helping syria. but the international community. and in order to do away the tensions and discounting. their colleagues to make a public affair around the same way that we have been paying attention to this in the past we believe that it calls for the political to solution through constructive interaction by all segments of the society in syria. the people a

months disagreements between russia and turkey and iran have become so stark the deliverers don't even try to conceal don't with diplomatic platitudes has this format the brahmans course or others frictions on the country an indication that it's working well to discuss that i'm now joined by alexi klebnikov middle east expert at the russian international affairs council alexey it's good to see you again thank you for coming over the phone right now anyone who has been following the ask in the proceedings knows that the previous meeting in february was marred by the tensions between russia and iran the reach now seem to be even more overshadowed by the more pressing disagreements between russia and turkey how would you describe the state of affairs among these 3 unlikely partners. well i would put it as a marriage of convenience which applies to both relations but here in marriage of convenience or love triangle love hatred and depends on how you look at it if you look at this from by the true times perspective then it's more of a marriage of convenience if you look at that from origina

this is the line from turkey accused of returning refugees to syria against their will p.w. meets the syrians desperate to find her deported son also on the program china begins celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of communist role for defense risks being overshadowed by underestimate called as pro-democracy activists gear up for multiple rallies. going on trial hundreds of thousands of german diesel drivers take the car maker to courts demanding compensation over the company's emissions rigging scandal. on the world athletics championships in qatar opens this weekend to empty seats and problems of course 5 to 10 sticks. welcome to the program. but turkish president. hopes a safe zone in northeastern syria being negotiated with the united states will do 2 things if turkey so were to send syrian refugees back to and create a militarized buffer zone between kurdish militants and turkey's southern border president heard one has previously said that the zone must be established by the end of september but since on korea and washington have been unable to agree on the size

that he can't take more people into turkey. that is due to the fact that anti-refugee resentment has been growing here in turkey. that is heard president everyone -- hurt president erdogan. we heard from people in the streets and assembled today. >> turkey cannot host more refugees from syria. we have reached our limit. >> our young turkish people are dying while fighting in syria. what are young syrians doing? they sit around and smoke she sure. is this fair or right? >> we have to take care of refugees. they are muslims like us. they lost their homes, savings and honor. we have to help. >> in turkey, unemployment is a big problem. a lot of young people are unemployed. even university graduates can't find jobs. we should take care of our own citizens first, that we can look at the others. >> i see signs in arabic everywhere. we have started to lose our national identity. very sad. brent: was the turkish government able to get through it aims in these talks with russia and iran? julia: the three leaders suggested they have some

i understand this song has caused quite a stir in turkey. tell us why. >> explosive is the right word. when you look at the numbers, this video has been uploaded last week on youtube and it is been seen by 20 million people. that public -- probably because these rappers are addressing social issues that have not been discussed publicly in turkey and sometime. violence against women, corruption in politics, the destruction of the planet, but also injustice. the reason why these topics haven't been in the spotlight it -- might go back to 20, when erdogan got almost ousted by a coup. after that, tens of thousands of people from the public sector were suspended. some even got fired. witchhunt rooting out those who disagreed with president erdogan. seeing a lot of journalists going as well. they could share their opinions, now these rappers are taking this soapbox and turning it into a ghetto blaster. we'll have a quick listen. ♪ >>"i can't stay silent," i think it reflects on the words as well. >> what about the rappers themselves? have they s

while in turkey a president. says a new safe zone the northeast syria will create an area where his government can repatriate syrian refugees he also wanted to help keep courage militants away from the southern border he says he wanted to establish the zone by now the end of september but his government and the u.s. have different ideas about how big it should be everyone says he will act alone if there's no agreement meanwhile syrian refugees in turkey say some are already being deported to areas including the north of syria where they say they are far from safe leon met a woman whose son was sent back against his will. mohammad has been gone for almost 2 months. when offered a show thinks about what happened to her son she feels helpless lost. in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike was unregistered mohamed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center. about 12 days later i got a call from mohammed. he said they've taken me to syria to live that was his last ph

turkey threatens to pull out of a deal with the e.u. and to reducing the flow of migrants president and on says he'll allow free passage to millions of refugees wanting to go to the e.u. if the world and particularly in brussels doesn't provide more support. plus working out like in general the science fiction franchise star wars has fueled a light they were a jewel in trend in france that the country's fencing federation hopes will attract more young people to the sport. i'm nichelle fairly welcome to the program. it was an ambitious plan from the get go india wanted to be the 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the sun ray on 2 missions set out in july to explore the uncharted territory of the lunar south pole but shortly before the scheduled touchdown the space center and bangalore lost contact with the lander now mission control is trying to figure out whether the spacecraft crashed or landed while no one was watching. the devastation at india's space agency as the scientists news contacted the chandrayaan 2 only

which troops considers as a terrorist organization and turkey don said that it is not only turkey who should be the one carrying the burden of the syrian refugees but other countries should be in world as well and he said that he will open the doors for the serious who flee the war from syria to western countries chinese and american trade negotiators are to meet for talks in october to try and put an end to the trade war between the world's 2 largest economies the latest round of terrorists between the 2 countries went into effect on sunday now new research is telling us why women in the united states are more likely to develop alzheimer's nearly 2 thirds of those with the disease are female and understanding why is key to improving the treatment process christine salome reports from new york city. margaret alexander didn't fully realize what she was up against when her mother 1st began to exhibit symptoms of alzheimer's disease even though she had seen similar symptoms in her aunts they had the same kind of symptoms they were forget they would get confused disoriented and repeat jus

also coming up turkey is accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will to meet a mother desperate to find her son. and austrian adham migration conservative sebastian cortes looks set to return to power after his party wins parliamentary elections but it's unclear who will form a government with support for his former partner the far right freedom party has collapsed. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us and china celebrations are taking place to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule the main celebrations are due to take place on tuesday with a huge military parade in tiananmen square but beijing fears that the anniversary could be overshadowed by the pro-democracy protests and unrest in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the creation of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china's rise from a nation in despair to the world's 2nd largest economy. october 1st 1949 mao's a donkey cleared t

he say says will have to matter consequences not just for turkey but for europe too. the couple that are struggling we will be forced to open the gates. to let out of the we will be forced to open the gates the only yoga is the if you're going to provide support then provide support if you're not sorry everyone sees this area in northern syria as one solution to any new refugee crisis turkish and american troops are already patrolling here ahead of the establishment of what's being called a safe zone for the resettlement of up to 1000000 syrian refugees but everyone says the international community and europe in particular are not offering enough support for the plan. he also accuses the e.u. of failing to honor its commitments in a landmark 2016 refugee jia with turkey the e.u. offered anchorage 6000000000 euros to stop the flow of migrants into europe in 2015 but added one says he's received barely half of the money europe says it's willing to have a discussion without $1.00 but greece which takes in most of the new arrivals says he must 1st change his tone. the mig

all the government and the people of turkey for making this happen thank you very much. being with the book. thank you very much mystery high euphoria speech and i would like to give the floor to my dear friend the president told the russian federation to mr blair putin please mr putin. mr do on mr rouhani. colleagues. of the i'm very pleased to be gathered together. as he asked in the process guarantors i believe that this process with russia turkey and iran has its guarantors is a very efficient and effective way to facilitate the settlement of the syrian crisis we have discussed a number were discussed the details of the crisis will discuss the start of the political process will discuss delivering help to syria so that the country could rebuild its infrastructure the economy our joint efforts were allowed to stabilize the situation on the ground and to you crease the level of violence we have succeeded. in this stablish in the foundation for a diplomatic and political settlement based on the 2254 resolution of the security council. we have had regular meetings but al

actors russia iran and turkey understands how it's vitally important to get on board arab states and i think that the and to standing that it is inevitable that sooner or later countries like egypt with about 1w1cw people and important actors like saudi arabia or you a york. have ultimately be on board with this new original magnesium original platform so i think that understanding is coming more and more to the aleuts now from my perspective i think the founding members would also benefit from a new company because. i've got the impression that with every new meeting their mutual frustrations are growing and if you take the latest ankara made up we know that russia cherry care and that will last at full longer than expected and yet it finished with the leaders seeming i wouldn't call them a nerd but clearly depleted and we know from their later statements that the disagreements depressing disagreements over what to do in it lip haven't been resolved so how long do you think the status quo which turkey is clearly interested in maintaining but russia is very unhappy about how long cou