half a 1000000 dead 12000000 displaced the 10 year long war in syria and still no end in sight a harsh winter and coronavirus of adding to the misery and the death toll so what's the future for syria this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter doppie now the war in syria is heading into its 11th marking more than a decade of fighting and with no sign it is coming to an end the conflict has displaced millions of people and killed around $500000.00 and it's also torn syria into rival areas controlled by different groups backed by regional international players and the country is also now facing a surge in covert 19 casey is an economic crisis and new u.s. sanctions targeting the government of president bashar al assad all this is left the situation increasingly desperate for syrians who remain in the country and many of those who sought shelter elsewhere around 6600000 have fled the country since the war began while another 6100000 are displaced inside syria the u.n. is calling it the worst manmade disaster since world war 2 in november the u.n. said urgent relief ai

the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most in this almost undoubtedly long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when your wife of 20 years if you look at this way. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. they wanted to stoop to look up to his national just like it's. the us congress members debated on precedented 2nd impeachment of don't trump exhausted national guard troops at pictures of the capitol building in the wake of last week's storming by trump supporters. grim footage from a german tremont story i'm highlights the extent of it were such as pandemic in europe that has been and is accused of stockpiling vaccines at the expense of other e.u. member states also you know what you see down in the restaurant trade choice of israeli i'm sure to fit. the leader and i know you have a police crackdown on lockdown violators but of course on camera powered and breaking the very rules there.

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as a denver syria cohen was right to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most there's almost no doubt in a long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when your wife of 20 years you'll be the same. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories or it's arrested one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. because they were opposed to look up to it's in the nationalist world it's. as the trump presidency comes to an end the country stares into a political abyss divisions are different now than ever before and dialogue is almost nonexistent talk of compromise is deemed to be treasonous by many this will hardly change on january 20. but i'm going to teach you must store in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. they could charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the

syria it's now possible to speak publicly about it i mean. poets of america i need be opposed to put on say i'm going to. buy the movie. at the billionaire same. syria did not give up on the blessings of western civilization that is clearly seen in bonnie's lukins footage there were american british and french cars on the streets of damascus driven by diplomats as well as spies and military specialists serviette military specialists are a special cost not only were all of them highly experienced but they also repeatedly proven themselves trustworthy they would know on returning all of soviet history. that is a bit of this month lot of the goods to do. their number and speciality were established by the local come out the salaries were ample for that time from $1000.00 up to $1200.00 a month that's $10.00 to $12.00 times higher than the soviet average in 6 months you could buy the most prestigious car in the u.s. the. military specialists not only trained syrian army personnel but also provided with maintenance. the means to just be seen as yo

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quite vulnerable for syria. now it's hard to tell how much he was involved in u.s.s.r. intelligence operations but it's perfectly clear that he was around the soviet spies and was proficiency in transmit a signal into sections of a list who do but she's been sentenced the e-mail me see the data. of bullets you could go to. with them plenty of was the point that i will accept that i did ski to some of us all this that i do it's your thinking it he didn't got that of course a lie cohen tried to be as discreet as possible but at the same time there was an undeniably dead devil spirit about him he lived in damascus under an alias and believed that he could afford not to be ashamed of od the marines or acquaintances we mean delist. bloods at blue to. the post of us to chill it come. out of a specific but ups community oh you i'd say it's over them is i live but cities east seen here and you go to india and the seas can gently exceed. guth. given that when you look at east you nor your list of cattle in the us it was at the top skinny of the total newbie you. know even the fl

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of what ups community nobody of the bush is just a joke about syria but because. deputy distil and that's who skew i could set up for you scott who could be the cousin but i'm a bit stupid to commute to superman nationally but i started to share c.d.'s but the most thought when you stood here and you put your mother store minutes away what is france was an offense was a young miss chen you would have to go out of the medical bunkum you are up 6030 up 6th on. which i know he would avoid stood up just sit with numb a somebody said. cæsar but don't study just compute that bit within the story that will change and see is that a scheme. he said right now there's a bush it's more that is there any meat but on the system by the see even the those new which would be that even close and then the social spoke with the question must be decoded slimmy do see the ego does not oppose the will to vote you. is dismissed so see me if you instead i'm good you could but i guess you missed in that's why the buddha and mr herder when you know some of those you see double trying to do

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this part of north—east syria is now run by the kurds. they're still holding more than 15,000 isis prisoners — including around 30 from the uk. they want britain to take them back. those people need to be tried and charged for their crimes. do you think many of the isis prisoners are still a danger to the world? they came here, they trained, they fought. and they stayed... ..even with all the risk that they were facing. this level of commitment is not going to... ..to be overjust by capturing a person and keeping it in a prison. one of the british jihadis being held by the kurds is aseel muthana. like many prisoners, he claims he only did administrative work. but we have obtained his isis registration document. it says he came here to fight. it has all the accurate information, the date he crossed. it says that nasser vouched for him. and it lists his family contact details. and here, it says that he was a fighterforjihad. there's also a photo of aseel muthana and two friends carrying guns. we know it's him because he's tagged with his

will see follow people being admitted syria tends to k.b.'s that are now becoming overwhelmed synopses in the southeast and now canceling a cold 28 day cancer staging by the people he had to say he's counsel and now having to add knowing that he was carrying on for some of them by the time safe again they might not be operable anymore and that they have lost that wind you know so i mean that to me is a kind of our kind of mental torture at. hold a. lot of people that find it very tough one of my friends said he was just helping someone having a panic attack the other day that people are having nightmares about really hard thing about big stuck a hospital for 5 hours is there only to tell you that you know that you're here with your colleagues in the control room hosking for ambulances to be available to get there to other imagine seasons of people that need your help and you can't get that constantly in a situation where they know not doing the best for the patients that trying to pass but i just know i don't position to be able to do that an

your money and there was only one word syria they gave the boxes to us they say along with the own video camera they said take it we don't need it. i would go down there why young. and then. thought you know what you are off the. floor you see order which you move and you go means you have in your clear for a lot of them a very large. star when you know. you know as i walked over to the show closer last to. clear with the. gnome. and when you lost. people don't wish to take you. up with you from what we knew we didn't know one of the cool couple of partial we when you're bored with your moment to work you be applauded move on your own more. than if you were to look winches. that's how i got these films it was handwritten on the boxes the looking and then step by step i began to unravel the story i read in an old leningrad now some petersburg phone book that once 3 people lived in that exact apartment or east looking for 19 a same his wife and their granddaughter yulia. my responses were no longer alive so i found yulia in this photo on social networks and that was the 1st piece of the pu

evaluate the situation in syria because i'm not so sure if. the standard of security is the same in every corner of syria. certainly it's not just not easy to live in syria but i'm also convinced that it must be necessary to evaluate more often the situation in the me in syria and now that's a toss of the foreign ministry well just briefly before we run out of time we heard in that report that the protesters say why this is a slippery slope could this ban extend to ordinary syrian citizens no this won't be expanded to other syrian citizens it's only concentrated on potential offenders who pose serious threats to our to the security of our country and to persons who commit to a very serious crimes like murder in germany. stefan speaking to me a little earlier there as a reminder of the top story we're following for you the number of deaths from covert 19 around the world is expected to surpass 2000000 as countries a struggle to cope with a resurgence of the pandemic and hospitals in many places a stretch to their limits. you're watching indeed

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syria is not mentioned in this saying sms syria is part of it. by traveling to all discussion so many years i was always personally fascinated by the love people devote to books. whenever i'm invited to someone for lunch before dinner, i'm always fascinated by the beautiful libraries usually come and they always make it a point of giving themselves or calling a specific carpenter to build up a beautiful library in their living room. so that was the case in daraya as well. daraya has always been a city full of colors, intellectuals, dissidents as well, opponents to the regime of bashar al-assad. and those people, despite the danger, despite the risk, when they were travel abroad, even in the region, they would buy books, bring them back hidden in their jackets, hidden under like in their bags, and bring them back to their houses and display them in their own libraries. but, of course, this was a hidden world. but as the war started and as many of the older generation activities got arrested as we're talking, it's important to remember that some of

the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most. almost no damage in long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than when your wife of 20 years your brain. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. they were pleased to look up to his national just needs. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to the stories of the week here on our feet rusher approves clinical trials of the next breast version of its covert vaccine put in a light hitting just to make sure. the slow to come footage from a german climate highlights the extent of resurgent and then if you're a civilian this accused of stockpiling vaccines at the expense of other e.u. members the u.s. house of representatives voted to impeach president trump for a 2

syria is not mentioned in this saying that sarah syria is part of egypt. by traveling to all these country for so many years i was always personally fascinated by the love people devote to books. whenever i'm invited to someone for lunch or for dinner, i am always fascinated by the beautiful libraries. usually they make a point of building themselves or pulling a very specific carpenter from choosing themself wood to build up a beautiful libraries in their living room. so that was the case in daraya as well. daraya has always been the city full of scholars, intellectuals, dissidents as well. those people despite the danger and despite the risk, they would when they would travel abroad, even in the region, they would buy books, bring them back hidden in their jackets -- bring them back -- hidden in their bags and brings it back to their houses and display them in their own libraries. but, of course, this was a hidden world. but as the war started and as many of this older generation activities after activists got arrested, it's important to remember that so

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syria is not mentioned in this saying. but somehow syria is a part of it. but by traveling through all of these countries for so many years, i was always personally fascinated by the love people devote to books. whenever i am invited to someone for lunch or for dinner i am always fascinated by the beautiful library. i usually make it a point of very specific carpenter, choosing themselves to build up is the same case in darius as well. it's always been a city full of colors, intellectuals, dissidents as well. and those people despite the risk when they would travel abroad even in the region they would buy books, bring them back hidden in their jackets and their bags, and bring them back to their houses and display them in their own libraries. but of course this was a hidden word. but as the war started and as many of the boulders got arrested homer talking today it's remember they are in jail in damascus being tortured. some of them have died. some of them have been killed. some of them are going into exile. but the new generation, with his friends, when th

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syria is not mentioned in this but somehow syria is part of this but by traveling to these countries for so many years i was always fascinated by what people devote to books. if i would meet someone for lunch or dinner i'm always fascinated by the beautiful libraries they would make a point of building themselves or using a carpenter or it would be built in their living room. and had always been a city full of scholars and dissidents as well and open to the regime of assad and those people despite the danger and the risk, they word travel abroad in the regio region, and bring them back and then bring them back to their houses and keep them in their own libraries. but as the war started and many of this older generation as they are arrested talking to the people to remember that some of them are still in jail in damascus being tortured some of them have died or have been killed some of them are going into exile but the new generation a mod and his friend friends, when they went through the destroyed houses, they discovered these amazing censored books they were not aware of. and then

lukian graduated from the military academy in leningrad and was sent to syria in the 1960 s. he became a high caliber professional in the area of military communication systems but every time you asked a grandfather about his time in syria he dodged the question. of it on the locals but i'm about jumping in also thank god that it. isn't that subsistence that even with the over them of all of. us millions. more will sleep with someone i didn't wasn't behind someone making war but i. just knew that nobody. would go to what the young and insidious think. that's what we're trying to find out. looking time to the mask is just at the time when who've been shown cohen commonly known as the like cohen had been working there a professional spine man in damascus as they called him in the israeli intelligence agency mossad he rented an apartment in the city center right across from the syrian ministry of defense headquarters he had all the top crosses movements at his fingertips. this is the footage that the soviet signals officer barry's lukian captured on film back in 1963. the crown

is steadily expanding its military assistance to syria by 963. there were at least $150.00 military advisers and the israeli intelligence agency mossad knew about the presence of bodies looking and other specialists in syria as soon as they arrived. we have to ask for the last 50 people. israeli intelligence agents being like cohen did his job flawlessly and was repeatedly praised by his superiors for reporting intel on soviet military assistance it was his 1st task. the 2nd to collect information on syrian troop deployments. in the mid $960.00 s. multiple intelligence agencies 4th in a decisive battle for syria as in the entire middle east there was an active redistribution of the spears of influence between the west and the warsaw pact countries serious to the pot being some kind of tug of war between the sides and coups followed one after another in quick succession there was even a joke at the u.s.s.r. defense ministries main intelligence directorate the number of coups in syria is and plus one meaning that no one knew when the next 2 would h

the iron chef in syria. that is his status, his accolade so when he taught me this and told me don't take it is a business you want to open. it is for you. i use this until today, exactly like he showed me, never deviate from it. >> we have time for one more question and we have one more question so that works out perfectly, this question is for jordan and it is from julie. she says i have read many of your articles in the world needs journalists like you today more than ever. are you going to return to your journalist roots or do you have another book project in mind? >> that is very very kind, thank you. the answer is yes to all of it, yes to both. i love the rhythm of my work is typically i write a story about once a month or so when i'm in the rhythm of writing stories at the ringer and i love the rhythm of that work, i love following my curiosity and going where it feels there's a story that needs to be told and i might be in a position to tell well. is the thing that makes me feel alive and i love and

was now to create a quagmire for russia in syria so. the regime change it seems to work and obviously this has nothing to do with democracy or human rights it is obviously had to bleed out the russians in syria and we can it internally by extending it overseas but i would agree that there won't be that much change the russian policy i think not everything or often out of question with anything on the u.s. president i mean was there ever really a benign approach to russia so by the has been great changes in the world the respect they have are by far trump which is the world this now returning to great power politics us the unit polar moment fades away and the us was somewhat have to adjust to this now biden has stated that america is back really to lead wish seems to suggest going back to the vote obama age and seeking global dominance but this will not be possible as simply the world has changed. and there are some key components of u.s. global hegemony especially in the ratio you have russia in europe china and asia and iran in the mid

riyad had an opportunity to be a judge when he left syria. bashar remained there and built the legal career and was on the precipice of becoming a judge in 2013 as the country spiraled deeper into war, and bashar's story, the story of choosing civility, of choosing to remain in a place where the family is rooted, and then finding this -- that can be -- the sense of home you have can be disrupted and profound in violent ways. bashar's story revolve around wrestling with the question of whether to leave or to stay as syria fell deeper and deeper into civil war, and so much of the book resolves around both of them wrestling with the questions. thes and also wrestling with kind of their relationship with each other and the things each of them waned for the. other riyad a lot of the book centers around riyad's journey in 2013 to try to convince bashar and the rest of his family to leave, and to escape the war and hopefully to be resettled in the united states, and the resistance he meets because of the love they feel for that city and for that hom

children in syria he go for them to save them and you know what's happening what happened in syria i can't talk about it right now because things happen in syria was are so so make it makes me sad to think about it and a person how how my father can be a person who wants to kill an american people and people in europe how he was saving them from i says he was saving them so don't let anyone to hurt them he was fighting for them how he can be a terrorist to kill people he was saving children in yemen they were dying from hunger. how lahey human how a person that called himself human can watch the children doesn't have food how they can watch this and they are saying that my father is a terrorist my father fight for all people to make the world a place safer and i think the history the future will judge of all. and they will know much more of both him and what he death for them saudi arabia is of course accused of bombing yemen do you believe another reason for washington to kill your father was because he wanted unity amongst the global south against washington policy of course i mean

it's a documentary about the white helmets in syria oh won an oscar. do you recall the white helmets or the amazing people in syria who just rescued children from rubble and dad is it that is all they do nothing else just rescue children and america which bombs children all over the world happens to care about these particular children nothing to see not know nothing unusual wal-mart why why is everyone looking at me we didn't really like syrian children there are still that the ever did there still cool and they are they all break dance really well i don't even know why i put the nominal entertainers the newly confirmed earlier reporting by the gray zone and others showing the white helmets were funded by western governments and claimed to be saving people while also trying to get the us to bomb more i'm not kidding they were like this building was blown up and killed so many people it's awful all please. but this please god block the bomb soon to help us stop the bombs you know it's totally normal it's like it's like all those emergency room doctors

one 3rd of all buildings in syria have been destroyed a tragic. and a business opportunity the syrian regime hopes for billions from international donors for the reconstruction of the country the necessary work brigades to come from north korea the 2 countries signed a contract as a meeting in june 2019. between desperate. the money to service by office $30.00 and it goes straight into the coffers of the leadership . it is used on the one hand to provide for luxury items it is used to pay for the mercy of these beds cars that somehow find their way into the earth korea despite the sanctions but it also is also used and this is probably more important to deliver the best. you can you can trade. as early as the mid eighty's came in germany ill start a training the most talented children to become cyber hackers they're also good money or ransomware like the other prize fighters for example is considered to come from the north koreans it is the biggest cyber attack the world has ever seen hundreds of thousands of computers around the world in about $1

thus managed to send large numbers of weapons to syria. between 20122017 at least 40 shipments from north korea passed through the suez canal but in 2018 the un managed to have one of them intercepted. so we found something called go on its way to syria these were acid resistant tiles involves which could be used in chemical weapons development but also missile fuel is highly corrosive and such tal's could be used for ballistic missile programs as well the bill of lading clearly gave as an address in syria to stop bush from the company for serious scientific studies research center the s.s. all see which is responsible for serious ballistic missile and chemical weapons development program the russians that ensued the chemical weapons produced in these laboratories has been used by syria's dictator assad against his own people for years and many of those who died in agony for me. it's a little known fact that the syrian chemical weapons program was created with the help of north korean technicians and scientists some of these sites with all