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doha jane doc and welcome to the news good life in prison for the butcher of bosnia the man responsible for the deaths of more than eight thousand people a u.n. tribunals ex bosnian serb general rock i'm not it's guilty of war crimes and genocide we ask if this might bring even a little bit of closure for the families affected by the to restrict access in srebrenica resignation on hold for now suddenly tells his supporters he'll wait for negotiations to come into play before he walks away from his job as prime minister another small stick to ease tensions in lebanon possibly we delve deeper with our correspondent beirut and our guest here in doha robert mugabe is out of office but how will his absence impact other african countries we're talking to many of you in south africa and nigeria specifically countries very much leading the conversation online but tell us. what you think now is connected us to the hash tag eighteen

it's been and the move to change access to the internet in the us the plan would bring in more money for providers but what does that mean for consumers. here with the news great live on air and streaming online stream you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com former bosnian serb come on to write come that it has been given a life sentence for genocide and other war crimes committed during the bosnian war in the one nine hundred ninety s. the international criminal court for former yugoslavia has found that he significantly contributed to the massacre of more than eight thousand bosnian men and boys attribute it's a and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died serbian government says the verdict was not unexpected but stresses the need to look to the future after the ruling for having committed this crime. the chamber

sentences mr outcome. to life imprisonment disco through to delivery of the judgment the chamber stands the judge. we have extensive coverage for you need back is outside the courtroom at the hague where the verdict was read david chaytor is in with the families of the victims let's go to need first a real high drama bit of bad behavior in the court today tell us how it played out . a hugely dramatic conclusion to this very very long case i'm allowed to choose between on compliance and belligerent largely throughout many many hearings that have taken place here in the hague but it was this very last hearing that really highlighted his attitude towards the courts he very much treated the whole proceedings here with great

contempt there had been a brief break in proceedings to allow him to use a facilities during that break he'd had his blood pressure checked and his defense team said that the doctor said claim that it was very very high and that they should cease proceedings completely until a later date the judge then made a quick decision that so they would proceed they took advice from their own doctors and allowed it clearly wasn't very happy was very angry and ended up having to be objected from the court but a little later without him being there present to hear it himself a multiple guilty verdicts were read out one case of genocide many more. crimes against humanity and of war crimes among them two key crimes that he was the main architect of the siege of sarajevo that four years siege the cost the lives of as many as ten thousand people if not more and of course the massacre of thousands of muslim men boys in the town of srebrenica now of course welcome

a lot it can begin expecting to spend the rest of his life behind bars although his defense team say that they will appeal this so clearly incredibly important for the i.c.c. for the victims and as he says going to appeal this what happens next where does this leave the events. well when it comes to the i c t y the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia will it wraps up all of its proceedings here the end of december it only has a couple of contempt cases to do with before that it is largely fulfilled its mandate it was set up at the end of the war in the balkans and of course like i'm allowed it was the last biggest trial of alleged war criminal to take place here if this appeal does go ahead it will take place in a parallel tribunals that will essentially hear all of what the defense team has to

say about the allegations that's for instance this tribunals that overstepped its code code of conduct or at least breached its code of conduct by denying lavage the right kind of medical care that he wanted they also claim that many of the charges that were levied against militants were unfounded that more evidence was needed but if we consider the fact that thousands and thousands of pieces of physical evidence has been pored over hundreds of witnesses of people listen to the whole prospect of even revisiting this trial in any detail there's going to be kilian time. there i don't tremendous number of questions as to whether or not these details will be able to be humbled in any kind of quick kind of way there are great concerns now that there could be many many more months of wrangling really leaves the conclusion of this trial in a degree of limbo and i was in a bind just wanted over and need let's bring in dave he's in srebrenica with the

families of the victims and before i ask you how this news went down i'm just going to read to your facebook comment that's been sent to us by gilbert humanity needs justice as for the wrongs committed by those in power the sentence were released to peace the souls of those killed by the criminal regime and i'm wondering if people there felt that when they heard the sentence and give them any sort of release. well jane just to give you some sort of idea of how the event went here the mothers a separate meter. were watching the proceedings in a small memorial museum hall here in the middle of this vast graveyard a graveyard where their loved ones their husbands their sons and their brothers are buried and you can imagine what it was like there was very long detailed descriptions of what had gone on in clear judicial legal language but you

could see them racing through their emotions you could see they'd been haunted for twenty two years before this day when they finally got their justice and when the guilty verdict was announced the genocide verdict was announced there was a an upsurge of elation that was followed by a wave of emotion and there was cheering they held each other and then there were tears it's been extraordinary the whole memory of what went on twenty two years ago and the ghosts that surround them were all revived by watching those court proceedings it really has been very tough for those mothers who are still looking around this valley still looking at empty houses that their families used to live in still looking at the photographs of the families and the sons of the brothers and the father said were taken away from them i spoke to one of them richard after the verdict was announced let's hear what she had to say. now michael says i'm

delighted that the court has brought such a judgment i'm a happy mother i have waited for this judgment for twenty two years as a mother as a sister as a wife i personally fought for this so much from day one until today i went to visit mass graves i did what i could do and i'm very happy today i lost so many members of my family and i'm overjoyed thank you thank you to the haykel thank you to the journalists and to anyone who said a word or did anything to support the struggle of us mothers and david there's been a call to move on and i'm just wondering how people do move on because in some instances very little has changed well that they have been caused to move on but how can you when you're in a situation where those memories are still so strong the divisions are still as strong as they were when the war ended the conflict has only been frozen the

politicians have done nothing to really seek any reconciliation and we heard from a member the serbian member of the tripartite presidency which governs bosnia-herzegovina and he said this wasn't a reconciliation this would only stoke further political conflict now those sort of words which don't bode well for a future i think that this conflict is still in the middle of a dark tunnel and there's no light at the end of that tunnel there is no solution so far this verdict will give some comfort but it's a verdict has been rejected by the serbian community a verdict that they say has been handed down by a political court as long as those opinions stay where they where they are there is no real future no real hope for bosnia herzegovina thank you for that dave chaytor got a couple of facebook questions dave said why did the knowledge trial takes so long

. something that many people want to know and shuffle is a he should not be the only one brought to justice i was a teenager when this happened if you want to know more about how europe's most wanted man was tracked down go to our website click on documentaries go to the program page of people in power they've done a really interesting piece it's called chasing luggage the hunt for the butcher of bosnia thousands of people gathered outside the residence of lebanese prime minister saad hariri to greet him back in beirut. come home he returned two weeks after his trip to saudi arabia way he announced his resignation hariri really has agreed to delay standing down after requests from lebanon's president to allow for more dialogue as of about a joins us live from beirut and tell us more about the response there and where his job now stands. well jane the

sentiment today in the capital beirut is basically that we're sad then headed back this could be. a positive signal that could bring together all the political parties to negotiate some sort of a settlement more forward set aside their differences if you ask people here if you ask people about the future of sad that many people would have doubt telling here that the man has been battered undermined and with the emerging new faces particularly some very powerful. people were thinking that it. was. yesterday when he arrived he is the most powerful sunni leader. and that he remains a rallying force here in the country however the still faces challenges ahead particularly with other members of the government like hezbollah this is why it's

a delicate moment for the lebanese people as we're going to see in this report. a crucial show of unity at a critical moment for lebanon president michel i own a question parliament speaker to be a muslim and prime minister sad and a sunni muslim all together commemorating independence day divided along sectarian lines lebanon faces yet another political crisis the latest started on the fourth of november when harry and his resignation while visiting saudi arabia he accused hezbollah and iran of destabilizing the region his surprise announcement threw lebanon's fragile political order into disarray. president accused the saudis of an act of aggression against lebanon and holding harriet against his will

the saudis they fear for his safety back home after visiting france and egypt how did he eventually landed back in lebanon on tuesday and paid his respects at the grave of his father. the former prime minister was assassinated in a massive explosion in beirut twelve years ago his son called on all parties to stay away from regional conflicts but after meeting president our own how did he decided to suspend his resignation. to the islands design with time and i stressed my commitment to cooperate with president when for the sake of lebanon to keep our country away from wars and disputes i have discussed my resignation with the president and he asked me not to resign now and to keep it until more consultation about the reasons behind my resignation lebanon's political crisis is turning into

a confrontation between the region's major rivals saudi arabia which backs harry against iran which supports the armed group hezbollah an enemy of israel the regional rivalry extends to the wars in yemen and syria world leaders are concerned they say a stable lebanon is key to the region's stability. what will happen next there are two options here for lebanon so that how do we call for a national dialogue and who would ask partners like hezbollah to stay away from syria and iraq if that happens that's going to be good news or the parties will come together the government will continue that would provide some sense of political stability for lebanon if that were the same time so that how do you says that his biggest concern is for his involvement in syria and in

iraq upsets saudi arabia on the other hand hezbollah president bashar out accuse sandy arabia of interfering a live audience internal affairs now this is option one option to all the political parties disagree sad that how did he resigns that's going to be bad news for lebanon because the country cannot afford to go through a political vacuum jane let's leave it has to be talk about this more with abraham for had he's an associate professor of conflict management at the institute good to have you with us ashton with rainfall but let's go back just a little bit now and you know what's in a job what's going on here is it all about stability and the message of some sort of stability i think i'm not first of all i'm not as optimistic as some analysts on the situation in lebanon unfortunately that's the sad part of the whole range of times that yeah i think the. confrontation has just started with

that heidi that it started back with his aggression in riyadh but now we're starting to see this is going to take place now in where the limit on is now back as about the ground for much larger conflict regional conflict. regional i verily between iran and saudi arabia and i say i would start with his return what what is it again to ignite exactly what exactly is the point to get well it's what. was said in his speech that the and he mentioned mention two important things for me as and reading the situation one is that the mentioning of the top if agreement and a type of agreement that's the whole. the sow the. agreement that actually ended the civil war in lebanon in one thousand eight hundred nine and started the political process so again bringing back less accurate idea arabia right to bring back the five agreements you're sending the exact the same exact

message that in line with the sound the regional vision of the cause of the conflict in lebanon that's how we're going to go and the other thing he mentioned actually in his speech is that we're going or we need to solve our our problems or our you should sort out our issues with our bieber's and then that he's referring to the relationship with syria and also the leisure with with without anybody in particular he is sending the message to hezbollah expecting as well are to cup of nations with syria the word intervention in syria and that's question is not going to happen because a man of clout at the moment and his children are still in riyadh it seems he's reading off a saudi arabian script while that's a fair breeze in why i think that now why it is actually the confrontation started i highly doubt that relationship between soccer how do you the and the odd ended because the moment he left actually to paris from riyadh has two sons who went

there and now there are also talks about his wife also that they're going to react so that it actually should actually the issue of with still a very strong i think it's a proxy conflict that is the saudi intervention and also that is there any intervention let's not forget this so let's not just highlight the fact that he still connected with saudi arabia the other side is also still connected with iran so that's where that's why i'm not to up. think about how things are going to go he is talking about national dialogue national dialogue is not going to sort out these issues it's going to make things complicated because going back to the point of agreement again that heavy liberation for there you're talking about the neutralizing or eliminating the iranian influence because iran had no role in the fire agreement them back at the end of the civil war in my view mind you but so that's his message is very clear and i think for that reason i think we're going to see that he is continuing god that we have now that he'll come from vision starts

the lebanon is back as a proxy about the ground as a proxy conflict between the two regional powers. and that's how we're going to see him becoming there is with thank you for your as he said not positive outlook the fortunes of legs for that abramson over the. resignation on the whole the political maneuvering in beirut in the neighboring countries scrutinized in this page on a website al jazeera dot com and just to remind you that you can get in touch with us on any of our online platforms you can tweet us at a.j. english on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. news but you can also send us a what's up message at plas nine hundred four five or one chip or one four nine and as always you can use the hash hash tag a j use grit russia's president vladimir putin has told his turkish and iranian counterparts that there is a real chance of ending the war in syria speaking and saatchi putin says he

believes a new stage his words as been reached in the syria crisis but warns that each even a political solution will require compromises from all sides russia and iran are allies of syria's president bashar assad made a surprise visit to such on monday turkey backs some syrian rebel groups but chalons joins us live from sochi rory we have been waiting on a press conference to find out any more about those comments but what are you hearing. they're still talking they're still in their meeting gnashing out what they think should happen next in the syrian crisis you get the impression from the comments they made before they went into this meeting and comments that all three of them have been making over the last few weeks or so that they all believe and it's probable that their rights that's the syrian crisis the conflict there is about to swing into

a new phase and that phase is likely to involve a further decrease in fighting as the rebel groups and i still other armed factions there gradually get pushed further and further back and the damascus government's retakes more and more lands perhaps the stage is being set for a return to the negotiating table in geneva that's exactly what putin has said that the terrorists as he put it basically defeated and that now it's time to move on to the political track in perhaps one of the most obvious cases of the pot calling the kettle black we had rouhani the iranian president saying that from the get go in syria. the involvement of foreign powers in facilitating the fighting there had been perhaps you know at extended of the violence he wasn't

of course talking about the group hezbollah which iran supports and funds he was talking about the groups that are being backed on the other side of the conflict and basically said that yes the start up process have achieved a great amount and they start a process is of course jointly sponsored by russia iran and turkey but now it really needs to move on to the next phase in the next phases political. all the victor surface of this syrian war thanks for that rory now saudi arabia has been hosting a separate summit of various syrian opposition groups a draft resolution of that meeting says the departure of president assad would be a necessary point for any transition to begin the un special envoy to syria staffan de mistura is in riyadh but will travel to moscow next week he says his priority is ensuring the strongest syrian opposition delegation head to geneva later this month

for more on this a summer binge of a joins us live from gaza into the other turkey syria border so they're standing firm on their side has to go. jane that seems to be the message coming out of riyadh but it was the sticking point early on as they started the meeting this morning one group of the opposition called the moscow platform refused to take part saying that this whole notion that there needs to be a say a removal of assad before negotiations begin is a precondition in there against the conditions so assad remains the sticking point within the opposition but from this first draft it appears that the opposition wants to hammer in that point because there's been a lot of pressure coming from various groups inside syria opposition groups civil society people living outside of syria as soon as they heard that in riyadh all of these forces including carroll platform and the moscow platform will be achieving and saudi arabia will formulate a new opposition

a new phase of this opposition when we go into geneva with a united voice the all came out and said that the opposition that is meeting in in saudi arabia needs to make sure that it respects the revolution it respects the they say sacrifices that have been made to try and remove the government of bashar al assad from power and it needs to be inclusive and that seems to be the message coming out in this first draft of the joint communique saying bashar al assad must go before the transitional government think all foreign fighters must be removed from syrian soil if this transitional government is to work if and in pressure on the united states saying that the u.s. has to give us the resolution to fly for me is to be implemented in letter in spirit they need to be a serious move towards trying to deescalate violence trying to bring people back to their homes there also from sources on the ground in riyadh been heard and they're also working on some sort of a draft of

a constitution of syria that will be acceptable to all sides before the even more want to the negotiating table before they meet the regime's representatives they want to have all of their ducks. on the road they want to. go in with a good night good boy. to try and get something out of it as there seems to be a real impetus behind this and now as we've seen that throughout this month the go from the meeting with vladimir putin and president of to the foreign ministers of turkey iran. and the. various at the sides meeting. all sorts of efforts going in to try and build potentially some sort of a solution some sort of or a reasonable demand list of demands that can be acceptable to all sides and that is what they're trying to go towards but that does not mean that they have achieved it yet we still have one more day off this conference to go and we'll wait and see

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coming in and the forecasts facilities are just more of the same as possible iran across the gulf the north around to shall around the caspian seemed likely the temp ship fifteen still in tehran your tempers have. ondine was seventeen in baghdad but still pretty cold yet whereas the snow obviously in the focus probably folding now it's to the high ground of east and turkey day that will slowly disappear it might even show itself briefly in the high ground a funnel to syria as well in the sun returns and we're up to fifty thirty oversee the season has changed and will be a permanent change doesn't mean you're right all the time but it's far more likely and it's likely and in the middle of society because they run during the possibly and i mean less likely on friday anyone dimple could be quite substantial in this part of the world and one small in south africa. the cloud is showing and the rain is falling.

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people gathered at the airport in zimbabwe's capital to welcome back the man who will become the new lead up former vice president emerson when i'm god has arrived in harare off the flight from south africa that's according to zimbabwe's national broadcaster he fled there when he was sacked by robert mugabe you quit on choose day the speaker of parliament says. will be sworn in as president on friday let's bring in hot in you've been following this conversation online i want to know what's been said about it well since it's focusing on zim bob way majority majority of the conversation is but people all around the world are talking about it if you see here it's trending predominantly in south africa nigeria and the united kingdom interest seen enough in this all started after president robert mugabe's resignation letter was read out and zimbabwe's parliament on tuesday.

and mixed responses continued online trevor here writing that i have no anger at all will or hate towards robert mugabe the greatest punishment for mugabe is to have him watch as i'm bob wayne celebrate his departure we spoke to many of you in neighboring countries in africa who had this to say. all right we'll get those to you later you can find him on my twitter account like we heard that conversation in zimbabwe has led to many online taking about talking about other leaders in other countries this user here tweeting that meanwhile in africa and then goes on to list countries with recent unrest of longtime leaders like in kenya nigeria somalia south africa and ethiopia you could add cameroon and togo to the list though a human rights activists posting here saying dear country women and men in togo

please let us try our best to join the graduating class of two sell the two thousand and seventeen from the dictators university has passed so did zimbabwe and its feeling lonely here she says we want to hear from you about all this we've had a great response so far again i'll post some of those videos on my twitter page but we want to know how you think mugabe is reaction will impact other african countries or if you think the tone will say to way with time i call out on my twitter page at leo harding a.j. you can leave your comments there or use the hash tag a genius. for me to mila is live for us in iraq he said let's go straight over the from made up believe you are waiting along with thousands of others for the man who's soon to be president of zimbabwe tell us about the fee hike size of people and when he's likely to arrive. we do understand that emerson managua has arrived in harare is yet to appear here

at the headquarters of zanu p.f. the ruling party and people here are certainly very excited if we look at some of the plaque onsen the posters that people are holding they're saying things like our hero our hope we salute you e.d. referring to the man is expected to be sworn in on friday people here also thanking the military for all of the role they played in what they consider to be the biggest change that they've seen in their lifetime in this country so people here are very thankful very excited full of excited rather around what he may say in the coming hours we do understand that when i got out will attend a meeting of the a central portion of the central committee of the ruling party perhaps looking at introducing him as the president of the party ahead of that swearing in we don't expect a lot of discussion around the way forward but it does appear as if you could possibly

address the crowd here as they wait to thank you for the change they're seeing in the country are going to quickly get in before it gets any more noisy there with this facebook comment from mom or did he says the replications of zimbabweans reveal that they are happy with man and dog as president he has to work hard in development of economy education employment and health systems during the stopgap period until the election is declared i raises a good point i mean he can't just go in there and sit back and relax he's going to hit the ground running there's a lot of work to be done to pick up the pieces. but certainly would be the case a lot of the focus on around people why people are just so relieved that robert mugabe is no longer president is that they're looking for some sort of economic relief economic recovery they've been suffering. decades are based on economic policies put in place by robert mugabe and they're hoping that one and god we're

having this business background would be able to turn things around for them this is about bread and butter and a way forward there are a lot of questions around his background specifically given that he served under robert mugabe for decades he was a close ally to begin with of the former president that relationship made of may have changed in recent days but ultimately there is some concern from the some quarters around just exactly how he would govern if zimbabweans would experience the freedoms that they want to going forward if the opposition would have the freedom to operate if they'd been into that any sort of repression but ultimately this is about hope for many zimbabweans around being able to survive ultimately look after themselves and looking at a president that would provide that kind of environment that would allow them to thrive after decades of what they call tyranny. thanks for that for me to milena

all your questions on the zimbabwean crisis are answered right there concise piece with video inserts by our web team and if you look at speed next link. who is the director of the harare based zimbabwe democracy institute has an opinion piece on what a post mcgarvie paired will look like just type in zimbabwe and opinion it makes for an interesting read if we take a look at our multi viewer the picture there at the bottom is supporters of the new president the next president setting up the podium we assume he's going to talk there he's going to be sworn into power we believe at the stage on friday so soon as he arrives moment gun where we will go over and hear what he has to say about taking the country on but for now let's go to london sue turton is standing by to pick up more of the world news. thank you jane let's begin in the georgian capital where there were explosions and gunfire as security forces raided an

apartment. security service says that several members of an armed group refused to surrender and opened fire with automatic rifles throwing hand grenades. on suspects has been arrested. from tbilisi security. an apartment building in this neighborhood east of the city late tuesday evening. suspect but another two individuals are believed to have. security services. one security officer. we understand has died of his injuries at about five o'clock in the morning on. a special forces attempted to storm the building and. we saw

very dramatic footage. between. repeated machine gun fire. have been heard throughout the day where i have been hearing a lot of shooting. but we're told that finally after. the operation. we've seen three. blaring. may have been more casualties as to the identity of the suspects we've been told that they are no. there is suspicion. from the north caucasus. from the russian federation potentially chechnya but that has not been confirmed. although in the pause there have been terrorism

related incidents. with security services. for many years. in the past involved often involved. from the north caucasus. they are for house in the russian parliament has approved a bill that would require international media outlets to register as foreign agents the us imposed similar rules on russian state. after allegations of russian influence in the us presidential election will come into effect when signed by president. the philippines chief justice is warning that attempts to impeach him could threaten the country's democracy thousand representatives is preparing to begin impeachment hearings against justice serrano she has been one of the few people willing to criticize president. last month vowed to impeach for alleged

corruption dramatic video has been released showing the moment a north korean soldier to south korea across one of the most heavily armed borders in the world during the chase north korean soldiers fired at the fact briefly cross the border into the south a violation of the armistice agreement that halted the korean kathy novak. going to get back to jane. thanks that's a pretty go over to the russian city of sochi where president vladimir putin is talking is turkish on their way to counterparts have been meeting to discuss the war in syria let's listen in to what he has to say about this. election. to promote the cooperation of the us kind of format which proved his effectiveness to how we contributed to the essential. lowing over the wildness to create conditions to root for the return of the refugees at people who move within the country as government . can't countries all three countries continue to work closely. for this

strength of this regime of these suspicion off of hostilities to create this could these coalitions and wants to increase the trust the governors within the country. back to atlanta plan some decisions to devise the. on the on the basis of the read the resolution of be grand. with satisfaction i want to stress the presence of the relativity the support of the initiative on the complications of the old syrian. forum of the congress of the national dialogue in syria with you they agreed to conduct a potent events and they do it at the level to secure the participation and it represents this of the white who will straightly layers of syrian society we gave instructions there were foreign ministers as a special services also. on the ministers for an early defense ministers to work on

the issues on the composition and the time limits of the congress of the god cation of this congress here in sochi we meaning to conduct to collect when delegates from different political parties of the internal of external opposition or ethnic and confessional groups who are planned the congress will can see that acutely serious of the all national agenda of syria primarily associated with good working out parameters of the future state the structure taking of a new constitution conduct on his basis all the elections under the supervision of the un. as a result of this thing was directed by the episode the only within the geneva process talked about i want to stress again. of the syrians should to define the efforts was at bulls the opponents of the current authorities and the of the opposition we hold the call except the the talks he associates with with with the

syrian leader bashar asad we stressed the here and some of the syrian leadership to the principal solved a peaceful resolution of the crisis readiness to conduct the constitutional reform and free he and the control elections within two days negotiations. we also paid attention to the social and economic restoration of see everything the word used to be down a lot of what needs to be damaged so that to help syrians began to grow create the infrastructure to restore agriculture industry trade again to open social objects hospitals schools can the government. is good reportedly stressed. to increase the bottom something human and tearing of assistance to the mind of difficulty of territory to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of syria i

do these meetings we're going to do everything possible to stimulate them to so that other other countries take a pot of regional also into internationalization they put on the bridge and finally i'd like to go out there rounding up the turkish partners my colleagues mr o'hanlon and address for the comprehensive and very useful productive for talk and i will look to hold that the very ones which had which will help to speed up the process of the of the peaceful settlement of syria to lower the risk of the creation of new york conflicts there scholastic got into ethnic into a conflict that it's got the national strife and also to i would posit most positive effect on the situation in the near a so that as a result of the most positive effect on the situation of the nearest thank you for your attention.

you know what the. problem was cheese or anything else yeah i would like to express my gratitude. to president clinton for this initiative this important initiative for the. tripartite. relation to stability in syria. and. for ensuring secure conditions for the return of refugees in syria. just significance of these meetings is in fact that these meetings are being taken place at a time when on the one hand it has been shown that over the last eleven months. three countries can be effective to deescalate the tension and

syria to reduce the tensions and the way for peace and stability in this country to meetings that we had in a standoff. and on the other hand these meetings are taking place at a time when the main base is. isis both in syria and iraq have been abolished. and therefore this is a great success and against terrorism. it was important. everybody in the world. looks at this as an important issue that terrorism cannot be. useful. for any country. in any condition terrorism can be a danger for everybody. we saw that in the case of. those who.

came back and created problems and then just for those countries themselves and. the number of. those countries. did these conditions we had a meeting today's meeting was a very open meeting three countries expressed their opinions very openly and frankly. main objective. was to after this meeting actually is to organize a syrian. national congress that can be present all the segments of the society all religious groups political parties whether. those who are supporting the cunt government or dawes who are opposing the current government . and just kind of congress will be held and the near

future. there will be discussing the future of syria. and that congress can actually prepare the ground for a constitution for a new constitution for syria. and on the basis of that constitution a new constitution then there will be free elections and fair elections in syria. this. way kind of a message of peace and stability for the whole region for the wider region and three countries. and invite all other countries of the world to support the peace process and the stability and sensitive. region of the middle east specifically in syria and especially to help their return after a few g.'s. to their own country and to reconstruct syria.

so that the people can have a comfortable life and if we should have syria. the three counties at this meeting . expressed their perspectives. and i agree. holding off this congress and the near future and. minister for ministers of these three countries. chiefs of the joint chiefs of darkness of the three countries and the election commissions of the three countries would help. organizing off this national congress and to facilitate this congress. very happy that today we are. saying. that has been taken away. he said of stability and said yeah we hope with the

future steps that will be taken we can witness security and. elections and the new constitution in syria. and stability. and the future once again i would like to thank. for this initiative. and i would like to thank president are gone for. his role and. i would like to thank you. and i hope that this process for peace and stability in the country in the region will continue. so.

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trace to support us thank you. there was one wrapping up that rather short press conference after the forty minute meeting behind closed doors certainly pretty short on detail and facts what came out of these meetings but all three gentleman basically saying the same thing looking forward to peace in syria the fact that the deescalation zones are working and that they're going to be meeting several times in sochi in the feature in the future with the aim of setting up a new constitution and free and fair elections let's bring in roy chalons he's been

listening by and i'm just wondering if you were able to find out any direction that these gentlemen were pointing us in that we can report. well the thing that i was listening out for that was how much mutual support there was for something that putin has been trying to organize now for a few weeks and that is what he's calling a congress national dialogue for syria which is plans to take place in sochi in a week or two the beginning of december now. has been trying to get this all together but we have i think a sticking point of the moment with the turks who are worried about the invitation that's been extended to the kurds and i don't think it was a supportive. of this national. congress idea as the other two men

rouhani and putin was. thanks for watching but from all. indulge your five senses. cheering crowds gather outside zanu p.f. headquarters to welcome.