we see almost daily on bartman of syria -- bombardment of syria. right now most are focusing on how actually to stop the conflict before dealing with the other aspects of transitional justice. hashim: you have the ethics and the greedy companies looking for profit and both come i'd most of the time but you think this could be the moment where it the momentum should be building to where rewriting of the laws internationally to put an end to the practice of these companies taking advantage of cover for their own governments? to take money from people in countries who face destruction and death? nacira: absolutely but i think we have the tools and the means to do that. it is just that so far, this kind of international company, such as lafarge and others, just felt national and international laws were not made for them and they could just get away with it and find ways to bypass any kind of control and so the decision of the court of cassassian is most meaningful in that respect because it means they are just as any other entity and they can pull unde

is going to create an independent nation in northern syria. so that when we do eventually pull out which we will, they're going to be defenseless and they're going to be hanging on. the end of the helicopters are going to be asking us to take them to america. hundreds of thousands of them the same way they afghans are because they become completely dependent on us and they will, they will be thrown into prison either by the turks or by the syrian government as traders. let me, let me go to scott before we go to the break here. scott, reflect about what we just heard from joshua, cuz i completely agree we should get out of syria too. but we won't go ahead. scott: well, i mean we should get out of syria then the idea that we won't, i'll say is up for debate. yes, it look weak, but i think, you know, joe biden is somebody who is a realist and the same calculations that he put into getting out of dam stand, apply to syria. you know, it's just going to devolve the writing is already on the wall. biden has the strength that the, i think the resume t

but there are still vested interest to keep the conflict going on in syria. and l t are supporting saudi arabia and yemen. we could go on and on and on. go ahead. maxine, well, i think there was a lot of skepticism in moscow over, you know, going to continuation of these policies, so trolling down in places where america perhaps in the drop down from the ben difference between syria. and i've got to use that one by from august on the united states have not left vacuum for another great power to fill it in. there is a vacuum of order that is not being filled up by the tall man, and we'll have to see what type of order they'll, they'll be constructing. and china may be jumping on a few of the opportunities for one, both long road initiative. but if the united states withdraws from syria, it make later the look and lack of for russia. and that's definitely not something that many people in to see would like to see. i think there's a lot of skepticism in moscow over the continuation of this policy. also, because there is a sense that the only things that american

to america will be for continuing fail policy and in syria israel policy. so i, i think there will be a lot of push within the bi ministration to get out of syria sooner rather than later. maxime, one of the things in looking at the media coverage of it again, this kind of scare mongering is that it is coming back. isis is coming back here, but it's never really reflected upon is that the, the us and its allies actually coddle isis in syria. here, i mean there's such a disconnect here and there and it, and it, so it's so propagandized here because i agree with joshua and with scott here. i mean, this is an opportunity right now, but there are plenty of vested interest the don't. i mean, as i said in my introduction, for 20 years, there was a griffin, i mean, a lot of people made a lot of money. and when the speaker was turned off, it all fell apart like a house of cards here. but there are still vested interest to keep the conflict going on in syria and else are supporting saudi arabia and yemen. we could go on and on and on. go ahead. maxine, well, i think

the way ices eventually became and prevailed in syria. but this means that they had an ramification all across the region all the way through the mediterranean 2 pairs. and this is also important to, to strike the fact that we cannot think in terms of war and terror. this era that we entered in 2001 and that we are still living in or without including all parts that took advantage of these wars that raise their own prosperity on these wars. and this is something that might change the backdrop of the trial that is happening right now in pairs and bring into the picture. things that usually are kept aside or that are overlooked or that a lot of states would just want to turn a blind eye on. and this has to be part of the picture. now the complexity and all the interests that to part into what led through the rampaging nurse, but more widely to all these wars and their casualties cannot navigating through the judicial system all over the world is a very complex task, as you know. but do you see an opening here where active is going to say, y

we should get out of syria, but i mean, you see what's going on. there's a lot of pushback against biden for his decision. of course, it's the optics of how we got out. i agree with joshua, these things are always messy, always will be towards the end. but i mean, this is an opportunity, but there is, there seems to be a bipartisan effort against him right now when he has an opening. i mean, what's good to give here? i mean, it's like stepping on the break in the accelerator at the same time. go ahead. scott, just point out the fact that the people who are articulate enough for us to stay in syria or the same group of people with same elk, so to speak, who articulated the necessity for us to remain in afghanistan. and so the debate is not an unfamiliar debate, and the people that are populated around biden, over advising them, are people who were there when obama received the same pressure. the same push back about that can stand the understand what a policy disaster that was. so i do think that, you know, there, there will be a, a, a group of peop

here we can find examples in the balkans, the caucasus, and of course syria. it's curious to me that in this meeting, they talked a lot about compromise, which sounds more of a specific agreement about what each site will do and more of an agreement to stay out of each other's way. it live. i think it's significant that no new our fields, we're now in fact, you know, this has become a russian narrative that almost pushes turkey in the corner, suggesting that there is more defense cooperation way between the 2. and turkey is actually tried to downplay that the focus of this meeting cooperation rather than syria. rachel, i'm sorry, a little more about the weapons deal that wrestle is talking about as well. because as he mentioned, we are already hearing warnings, new s, senate about sanctions. if that wasn't steal, goes ahead, do you see any of that actually happening? well, i certainly hope it doesn't, because anger hasn't subsided in the us or nato countries with regard to turkey's purchase of the s 400 m. those taxes are still in place. they have bipartisan s

we've been doing something dodgy and syria. yes, but i think they will have then to argue word by word sentence by sentence about what to the court of cas station just stated. and that makes the case very difficult for them. of course, they can bring to the trial, very efficient and very savvy groups of lawyers, but they will have to face that at a moment where being the country and the home of defense, which is what france claims to be. i mean, the country of human rights is something that is more and more put into question and lafarge is giving this very strong expression, an example of how human rights were just put aside. and the, this company, this international company that is, has glo size to the french state as a, was just said, just look the other way when it came to defending human rights. so the case is going to be very difficult for them to make whatever their brings in terms of the lawyers and money and influence also, and lobbying probably can out a fuzzies, a financial goliath in europe. they have a huge resource

isis dash and syria on britain role? really, i don't have that information that they can give you, but with the united states, we cannot trust the united states movement plan. and the experience shows that the diplomacy of the united states is not innovative at all. they just want to resolve all the problems with, with force or question. and they also see the, the, the war, the real war, the like hollywood movie and they just take arm to resolve the problem. but the result is that they just make a mess where they go. but you don't think with the 20 year anniversary of $911.00, the americans would realize that they can't use fundamentalist islam. islam keep funding these sorts of groups against their perceived enemies. yeah, because they wouldn't, they have to think a little bit. it's not just if you have power, you can resolve all of the problems with, even in a small family, you cannot do it. set aside the international community. i mean, how you can resolve everything in the 4th and question that's not possible. the un

and i see that as up as for the situation in syria, so that when you meet in the northwest of syria, we use forces in line with the security council resolution 2264. but what's the reason for my cities that push fights against terrorism in serious non wavering manner, to russian checking that initially to a super agreed to he leads to not mine by terrorism, opposite side in syria already still, sarah said they would like to draw a line between them ok, sensible opposition troops. there's been some slow progress, but it's little excuse on the discovery. i have not fully done that. there is still a threat coming from the ferries. in li, live desolation. the people attack the syrian armies. they even tried multiple times to send me attack drones with mr. william against mean ara by the mayor based in may means you procrastinate, lives when you are just partners us. but a fully aware that we will not put up with such behavior machine and such to choose to really go bono us doing less lose issue to the roles because that's the turkish military play in that role. but we will have 30 substa

the kurdish on group in northern syria link to the p. k says that that support is putting a great race to turkish national security. so, and he also noted that turkey intend to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 me files defense system from a russia right after this statement. yes, a senate committee on foreign relations, one turkey that an a purchase of russian made defense systems will mean more sanctions over turkey through the council low, which is designed to the content the, the us is adversaries from, for went from a horse by action against the u. s. a. considering turkey and usa being the nato allies. this is quite a specific and very much occasional the decision or event that is happening between the 2 countries. while meanwhile, jordan has now fully reopened its main border crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity. in both countries, syria has been struggling with the impact of us sanctions, while recovering from a decades long civil war. jordanian and lebanese officials have arched washington to ease its measures

i'm now going to withdraw the american troops from syria and hand over the vital area of syria to said that would not be realistic. but some months down the line in i think it very likely that africa stan withdraw, will come to be seen as the smart move by, by doing. after all the us forces that were achieving nothing. the american public, tired of these forever was and the americans acknowledge to india and that was the reason they left. it wasn't because they were on the immense military pressure anymore. or they were taking a lot of casualties. no, they left because they were tired. and because staying at clearly made no sense in terms of stated objective. and we have a similar situation with theory or i believe in that 6 months time, it will become clear that the biting was right to withdraw. this will be seen ultimately as a success for him, and hopefully he will be encouraged to make a similar moved on syria in the mean, and i'll pay to put it. we got to leave it. i'm so sorry, because look at shadow, this rage is interesting. you say that come sure, but, and we very pleased to h

over allegations that it funded i saw in syria. the court overturned a ruling not to formerly investigate cement, making far for complicity and crimes. against humanity, the company continue to operate in northern syria between 20122014. despite the threat of on groups including iso in the region, akasha butler has more from paris. was fernie a big blow to the far she is a reputation. a judges from the highest court effectively overturning this 2019 ruling. and what that means is that it pays the way in the future for the french cement, make to possibly be investigated for complicity in crimes against humanity over its actions in northern syria, at the height of the civil war. now to be clear, that doesn't mean the far she is under investigation right now, but what judge is said is in the future. another court will concede and decide whether or not such an investigation can go ahead. but as i said, a huge blow to lithography is reputation. really this case centers on the fact that between 20122014, the father kept the cement plant

i mean, you didn't want him talk about britain was role in syria. but i mean, it's, we know the britain arms israel, which has been bombing gaza in the past few days. and it's been bombing, damascus in the past few days. and we know britain's role in the sanctions against iran. well, what does it feel like when you were told to come to see the foreign secretary dominant, grab accusing you of sponsoring terrorism accusing. i mean, it's not, it's easy, but to, to prove is, is difficult. what, no, i don't want to be bragging about something, but we have had the, maybe the strongest campaign against terrorism. our general for him and he was assassinated by the united states, was the hero of the nation. nation in the region for combating terrorism. and we have given a lot of a lot of brought to combat terrors, even 7th in taos, and the people in here are the victim of terrorism. that the organization that did that they have no safe haven in europe. like m u k. they sometimes we hear, they're lessening this aboard for that terror group, although it was ta

so i don't see any problem here in terms of eliminating terrorists in syria. we are talking with our turkish partners 2 years ago and they signed a special agreement with us to the effect that they will combat to terrorists and the italy escalation zone. and that they will distinguish. they will differentiate them from those armed groups that are not a terrorist group. those who are cooperating with a character turkish military personnel. and in a few days, there will be another meeting between a president of the russian federation and turkey. and during that that there will be a discussion of how the commitments are complied with the business. of course, something that is slow, which is clear. turning to the taliban as compared with other groups. once again was probably we cannot separate terrorists into good and bad terrorists. however, with those sanctions that have been imposed against the taliban, are you have a number of of a loopholes that 1st and foremost exemptions that is of so that there be dialogue possible. that means it's a good counsel, it recog

syria in italy. the group that's in control there, which is h t s a hi absolutely, to sean. it's re branded al qaeda and the head of that is joel army. right. and he also is wanted by the united states. i think he has a 25000000 dollar balance on his head. easy because he's an okay to commander. and you know, james, jeffrey, the u. s. and bachelor is calling h. he has an acid. so as i said, these lines shift, they change, you know, you never know what's going to happen. geopolitically could be a risk. it country say this, this is a terrorist group. the taliban, we're not going to cooperate with them. work with them on any level whatsoever. could it be a mistake given how wouldn't important geopolitical region? this is a say they do carry through this more moderate approach. they say could be a benefit to those countries that say we're going to get a chance we're going to work with you. maybe they'll have more when more influence as a result of up. well yeah, i mean if we just look at this, you know,

in normal, syria, it really will gone mad, but only enough you have to be in syria to realize how mad it is when you actually are traveling around the area and you listen to the news coming out of washington. it's like americans are living in this kind of fantasy world. there's no relation to where i'm trying to report the the today there are good dennis and bad, didn't the bad better said those in yemen who the united states names to be attract . the good dennis are those who are inferior. the joke here is we've been there before. i mean, if you consider the star story, they've learned nothing today . if i say that the saudis are giving money to groups that are in the city, not only a little, but also the highest people who say you are comes in here is what i'm just trying to say is in the moment of the contemporary, this grammar of dangerous politics. sounds insane. belong to the so what abuse to has been a conspiracy at the time. when documents appear turns out to be true. we must address the cycle of conflict, especially effect terry and conflict. that creates the condition, the t

you will now face further scrutiny over claims, it was complicit in crimes against humanity during syria's civil war. and building a new future in el salvador, the 1st country in the world to accept bitcoin as legal hender, would take a closer look at the crystal currency robot. ah, the taliban hasn't vale been new entering the government, declaring afghan, astonished, slamming m, or it's 3 weeks after seizing control of cobbled. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and the african allies. there are no women in the government and the taliban has been said if it will eventually hold elections. mohammad how seller cohen has been appointed acting prime minister. he's from kandahar the taliban birthplace and is seen as more of a political rather than religious leader. acting is the fence minister, is mohammed the a cooper, the eldest son of taliban founder, omar. he's a military commander, but has rarely been seen in public. see did you think, how can he will handle security as acting interior minister? he's the head of t

here we can find examples in pain, the walk in the caucasus, and of course syria. it's curious to me that in this meeting, they talked a lot about compromise, which sounds more of a specific agreement about what each site will do and more of an agreement to stay out of each other's way. it live. i think it's significant that no new arm feels we're now. in fact, you know, this has become a russian narrative that almost pushes turkey in a corner, suggesting that there is more defense cooperation away between the 2. and turkey is actually try to downplay that the focus of this meeting and cooperation rather than syria mean all the us says it has no plans to normalize or upgrade diplomatic ties with syria and isn't encouraging others to do so. the comments came up with jordan fully reopened its main border crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity in both countries, syria has been struggling with the impact of us functions at a decade long civil war, jordanian and lebanese officials of urge washington to ease its measures in order to facilitate trad

and to the far, she is decision to stay in syria. when the danger seemed to clear his damage, the company's reputation, and raised questions over the role of the french government. at the time, natasha butler, al jazeera paris. amnesty international says dozens of syrian refugees have been detained, abused and tortured by security forces. since returning home report describes violations against 66 people, including 13 children. it says 5 are still in custody. while the fate of more than a dozen is unknown. i must be criticized several countries for pressuring refugees to attack marie forest. the a is the author of the report and a research f on refugee and migrant rights. that amnesty international. she says syrian refugees are at real risk of persecution when returning home. the main concern is that the keys have subjected syrian people returning to syria to horrific human rights abuses based on the fact that they will receive based on the fact that they fled abroad. this led to conflict, they found with huge abroad and because of t

one says, piece in syria depends on relations between turkey and russia. he has talks with the russian president vladimir putin in sochi, which coincides with an increase in s, trying on turkish bank opposition fighters in serious italy province. last year. the 2 countries sponsored or cease fire deal to stop fighting in the region. russia is serious. mean, our lie was turkey, supporters support fighters who were trying to remove present michelle aside from the new promotions or sometimes difficult, but with a positive and final result. our department of learn span compromise is beneficial for both. i specially believe that there is a very big benefit and turkey and russia keeping stronger relations each passing day. the steps we have taken with russia relating to syria is of utmost importance in while jordan has fully reopened its main border crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity. in both countries, syria has been struggling with the impact of us sanction van a decade long civil war, jordanian and ebony officials have urged washing

through syria. brazil's worth drove to nearly a century. these reservoirs drive, the government warns it may start rationing energy. frances worse, current environment outbreak unfold several times over the way. the hospitals are overwhelmed in french polynesia, on caribbean island and in $4000.00 foot. but that remedy coffee was calling on football, governing bodies to take a hotline to be plus. the mack for stephan delights the home, found the whole position for the dutch grown pre me. hello, welcome to the news hour. we begin and i've got to stop where a couple airport is back up and running. civilian commercial flights have taken off for the 1st time since the capital fell to taliban forces last month. and this follows repairs to the runway radar. with the help of technical teams from cats are and turkey. victoria game begins are coverage, african food and airplane cobble international airport bound for the northern city of missouri. sharif technical teams have been working for days to repair th

so then richard used to return and not deport. simon richard is to syria because this is illegal coding with international law because that would be at risk of human rights violation when returning their good to talk. you marie, force the with amnesty international. thank you. how guineas qu leaders have pledged to release all political detainees in their words, just days after seizing power. on monday, the military bar government officials from leaving the country colonel mama, the doom bio summit, the cabinet ministers, and told them to hand over their passports and official vehicles. he led the crew that aston president of a con day on sunday. nicholas hark reports. and the people's palate is also known as the national assembly. members of president of alpha conveys out the government derive after being summoned by guineas, who leader lieutenant colonel mama, the doom brianna was behind closed doors. he demanded their passports and told them not to leave the country, but you also said there'd be no witch hunters he outlined a path forward. it was the fact that we will start consultat

and perhaps bombing syria, there's been a very heavy bias. an assumption that i thought was always wrong and that the accusations of the west were always right. and it's time after time we've seen incident switch and accusations by the west, which have convincingly turned out to be not through time hoping that more more requests will be made to them to look into more substantial issues here. the fall and from the taliban take over enough. gunston supposed to challenge for the central asian region and also russia and facing off any potential threat is a key focus of military drills now. underway in the nation of categor done on these constantine rush casa, the cloud. well, the military exercises been crickets down have officially kicked off impressive show of force displayed by famous rocket artillery launcher is the famous grab and elsewhere. the training facility troops have also engaged in active shooting, and these are well under way. now, these workings are stage of annual leave. this year, they are communism the backdrop of the disastrou

s, they're still in syria. why they still occupying parts of syria? they must realize that the ice is de chanel clyde, the de facto aided by british american governments to over to the us. government in syria will now be taking stock of the f. kennedy john, situation and no doubt be seeking crevices in spend spaces, political spaces in the new taliban regime to organize their islamist vile human rights abuse, abusing agenda against all that is normal and for this home or that humanity does the return of the grip. the taliban go hand in hand with arise and terror. how should that of course is a question that is being debated, hopefully in moscow and beijing because how early it was that the taliban assured chinese authorities now. so part of the infrastructure rebuilding in afghanistan to jo biden's, people froze the money that was clearly needed for the civil service and the institution. to get this done, the chinese were assured by taliban officials, that there is no room for the terrorists that were terrorizing china from jang. and that had contacts

this will ease the flow of goods carried by jordanian trailers to syria. it will also easy entry of goods carried by syrian trailers to jordan from lebanon and syria. this decision came at a time when there is an increase in importance to syria by 600 percent through the port may put on this opening of the board that would be cheapest for traders. if a jordanian trailer and to syria, it would cost less than transferring goods between $2.00 of them at the border. families of the victims of last year's beirut port explosion, i've held a rally in support to the judge investigating the incident on monday. terry baton had to suspend his prob, officer complaint by a former interior minister, sent out a report from various family members of more than 200 people killed in the bay report. the explosion aren't angry and they're standing behind a judge under fire from lebanon's political establishment. thought it better is leading an investigation into one of the largest non nuclear explosions in world history. it's been more than a year, and there are no answers tha

syria. jenny jenny, as a nice party to help from syria for 11 onto gyptian gas and jordan in electricity through syria. the syrian, sorry, welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk, technical team, on the economic crisis and love and honest pushing people further into poverty. sarah, hi, ross reports in the northern region of our car where people are increasingly desperate. they've queued up for hours trying to get hold of the cheapest food they can buy. nearly 80 percent of lebanon is living below the poverty line. as its experience is the worst economic crisis in decades, people are called the poorest region in the country are feeling it the most. the government has the highest food insecurity in lebanon. well, and we used to buy meat, chicken, investable. now we can see that sometimes we don't have enough money to even buy bread food as an affordable u. l. a. at the live, you know, another car was de

ringback support to turkish physicians in syria. and as a result has tried to hedge a bit and move closer to russia. so i see this meeting, and so she has a very public facing meeting to demonstrate that russia and turkey can still be partners in various places throughout the world. but at the end of the day, i think this is more of a continuation of a marriage of convenience between russian turkey in which there cooperating to advance their short term interest. so those would include things like economic in energy cooperation, managing the situation. and you're particularly along the border and pressuring nato and drawing the attention of the united states. but i think it's important to remember that there's a great deal of divergence between turkey and russian with regard to their long term goal. here we can find examples in the balkans, the caucasus, and of course syria is curious to me that in this meeting they talked a lot about compromise, which sounds more of a specific agreement about what each site will do and more of an ag

with thompson and company open to investigation for alleged complicity in crimes against humanity in syria. most of the feeling is there things, id, exhaustion and just not knowing when this is going to end. tired and overworked us health care workers that push to the limit again by rampant coby 19 infections. and a rocky saw el salvador becomes the 1st country to make bitcoin unofficial carried . and i'm fine. how much? not all the fort portugal maintain there on beach and run and walk up qualifying with a victory over be john me thank you for joining us. we've just learned the names of the men who will be leading. i've got some new transitional government. it's a major step as a tommy bon works to restore order and basic services taliban spokesman's abbey, who language? i have read the names that i news conference in couple earlier. most familiar. coming from the grooves, old gods acting prime minister, mom it her son, according to is a taliban founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the groups last in 10 power from 99062001. acting as defense mini

has admitted that it said pe militants in syria during 2013 and during 2000. and what it says is that in a paid to try and help employees for protecting them on the ground. we also know that several invest in executive school falls are also under investigation, as part of why to look into what falls is activities were in syria during that period in the process. it is continuing to cooperate with all the today show investigations. i put the idea that the falls could now face these additional accusations, this investigation of crimes. the key thing to managing would set a precedent. there isn't one take just yet because why do investigation is still going on? if it goes to trial, it would be the 1st time that a french company has been troy didn't fall in this way. you know, remember when a joke was a joke? well, today it's a political weapon on ideological to cross talk. discuss this next. when for some did comedy become a crime, peter, and guess they're right ahead of me the the way the us government funded is the issue of treasury bomb. and they pay the intere

they travelled through turkey to syria and married islamic state fighters. at the time, is were beheading hostages and throwing gay men from high buildings. she was stripped of her uk citizenship because of intelligence about what she'd done during her time with is. the decision to take away shamima begum's british citizenship was made by sajid javid when he was in charge here at the home office. today, he said of the intelligence that he saw at the time, "if you knew what i knew, you would've made exactly the same decision." shamima! shamima begum is still in a camp in kurdish—held territory. her three young children by an is fighter all died of malnutrition and disease as islamic state's so—called caliphate collapsed. now she is offering to help prevent other girls being groomed by extremists, despite herself being regarded as a threat to national security. i could advise people who are in counterterrorism the tactics that groups like isis use to persuade people to come here and ways to speak to people who may be potentially radicalised and ways to spe

has admitted that it said pe militants in syria during 2013 and during 2014. but it says it did that in a pre to try and help its employees for protecting them on the ground. we also know that several invest in executive school was also under investigation. as part of why look into waterfalls is activities were in syria to really period in the process is continuing to cooperate with all that you to show investigations. i put the idea that the falls could now face these additional accusations is investigation of crimes that can bring. commodity would set a precedent. there is one thing to get because why do investigation is still going on? if it goes to trial, it will be the 1st time that a french company has been tried in fonts in this way. the love segment of the north stream to gas pipeline linking russia to germany was welded in the baltic sea on monday. it's been completed as well, just other time when europe is expecting a winter search in gas demand and big prices. peter oliver can tell us more about it 3 years in the making and not without a bumper to a

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gosh angel, damien electricity through syria. how does the syrian start welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige both parties a great to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. christopher abbey, nasa is the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington. he says it's possible electricity from syria could be supplied to lebanon within months. it's an interesting visit, given the context that lebanon's going through right now, the humanitarian crisis. i've been crippling the country, people have been losing their lives effectively because of lack of access to hospitals, lack of access to clean water, et cetera. so this really comes out of necessity 1st of all, but also given the potential lifting or at the very least evening of restriction that the u. s. had imposed on countries companies, entities, dealing with the regime. seeing flexibility coming from the u. s. has definitely helped propel dot forward, but also in the heart of it really is 1st of all the hu

i had a kurdish on in northern syria. so, and he also noted that turkey intended to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 missile systems from russia right after this. this statement, the us senate committee on foreign relations, one turkey that purchase the russian made defense system means sanctions to turkey through the cuts low, which is designed to a to, to, to come through the adversaries, wholesale actions against the u. s. c. considering turkey and usa being the clothes need to allies, this is quite interesting and it doesn't happen so often. so present out of one within this, this particular environment is meeting president put in the switch today. and as we're speaking now, the meeting is on the way the top of that gender as syria and president are gone, is going to ask president, put it into how turkey to remove y, p g present, need to know 10, syria, which recently that has been attacked from white p u on the turkish military post, but also russia has increases that tax on it live recently on turkey is concerned that if

the purpose for the american troops in ne, syria, supposedly to keep control over. i fish is a transparent nonsense. the real purpose has been to put pressure on a sad to set down, and it is very unlikely to happen. french governments been struggling to explain its handling of the code. the crisis as the former health ministers officially pro, for her pandemic policy, and endangering the lives of french people shall davinsky has the story. as a manual mat corner look to seek a 2nd term at the helm of france. serious questions of being all about the way his administration dealt with the code with 19 pandemic. first to be someone who was the full might help him in this stuff on your own. on january 24th 2020. as it was being confirmed that the vars had reached prompt, she had made this statement open. the disco risk of invitation from hon is moderate . it is now practically 0 since the city, you know, is isolated the risks of thought. the facts around and imported case of very weak and the risks of spread and virus in the population of very low. however, a few months

for 11 onto the gyptian gas and jordan in electricity through syria. how does the syrian start welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agreed to follow up on the detailed technical issues via jones technical team. addresses in bangkok demanding the prime minister's resignation just hours after he won a parliamentary confidence vote. demonstrations accuse private, georgia and his government of corruption and mishandling the career of ours response. the protests which are bound on the co 19 restrictions of gain momentum recently and at times turned violent using and has reported its 1st death from the current curve 19 outbreak. the woman who died was in her nineties and had underlying health conditions. the country has been struggling to contain the spread of the highly infectious delta variance since last month. but cases dropping with just 20 new infections. before on saturday. there's a top source, do you stay with us if you can out of their world is up next morning. fees after that. thanks watching bye for now. oh i i o