and sisters did living in the forest in the jungle and seems like they were abandoned by everybody on al-jazeera. a syrian government forces backed by moscow battle to retake the last marble stronghold turkey's president is in russia. i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up iran's president says the united states must 1st look at all sanctions before any talks can happen. over poor documents the horrific experiences of nigerian woman trapped in the world of sex trafficking plus. i'm done. with lying over the bill but

the comments like we got from a little follow the comic book because. this president writes a typer to want to send russia for talks on the war in syria the 2 countries are signing a deal to have signed a deal to create a deescalation zone near the rebel hole strong honk hold of it that was a year ago an airstrike by russian backed syrian forces targeted a turkish convoy on its way to live 2 weeks ago causing concern and ankara syrian forces who are backed by russia have increased aerial attacks on and live and hama provinces in april to regain rebel held areas turkey supports some of the reach rebels in the region purchase of russia's s 400 missile defense system is a factor in keeping relations between the 2 countries on track 7 joins us now from

zukowski near the russian capital moscow an interesting place to have such a meeting step what are we what are we going to hear hearing that's going to come out that. well indeed 3 shallow way here i distract ocular airshow and actually president out of one has arrived here 2 hours ago but both leaders haven't been able to discuss the real issue of their meeting which is of course the situation in italy he has been treated to disappear show he has been shown around in this expo. the latest sukhoi $57.00 fighter jet and it seems that putin is in a silent mood but it's not so clear if one is in a buying mood basically he has come here hastily after a phone call on friday with president putin where he described the situation in it live as a humanitarian disaster and even a threat to national security in turkey he wants president putin to rein in the

syrian forces but president putin's spokesman said he understands the concerns of the one but he also is very worried about the movements of these rebels also against russian forces so basically during this whole spectacular environment there will be some very serious talks also russia is kind of impatient with how turkey has been responding since that deal a year ago in sochi where they promised to rein in the rebels and also disarm them russia feels not much has happened on that front so we'll wait in a few hours hopefully we'll hear more about what is actually the outcome of this meeting 7 live for us thank you. iran's president says his country will not hold talks on any nuclear deal with the u.s. and less all sanctions are lifted his comments came a day after u.s. president onil trump said at the g. 7 summit in france that it was open to meeting the iranian leader president manuel knock on his offer to facilitate talks between the 2 sides but audiences washington

must take the 1st step for talks to happen pass by being to do it the 1st step is to remove sanctions without that this lock won't be open all sanctions against the iranian nation must be lifted they are all illegitimate and cruel if you lift the sanctions and apologize to the wrong then you would be a different situation this government is moving forward in line with this national interest we have been open to negotiation and the word agrees with this fact al-jazeera as us abate has more from tehran. president rouhani has been speaking in front this morning and he took the opportunity to address some of the news coming out of the g. 7 mainly that donald trump has said that he's willing to meet president rouhani if the conditions are right now what president rouhani has said is he's reiterated the iranian line that there will be no talks and negotiations as long as the u.s. sanctions in place he said that all sanctions against iranian nation must be lifted

that illegitimate and cruel now iran has referred to the sanctions as economic terrorism. experts have been drastically reduced the banking sector has been affected and the economy has also been affected president rouhani said that he did not see any positive developments unless the united states change the wrong path it was on now this is very different from what president rouhani said yesterday because what he said yesterday gave people some hope that he was willing to sit down and talk to president donald trump president rouhani said yesterday that if he had to attend a meeting with somebody or someone to forward in national cause and to alleviate the people's problems he would do that for the national interest now overnight that seems to have changed and that could be because of the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini who decides all the major policy directions because in the past he has said that iran will not sit down with the united states as long as the sanctions are in place in fact he's called it double poison basically saying that you are

sitting down with the very people that are making your country suffer so it looks like there has been a change overnight and iran is reiterating its positions that there are no talks no negotiations as long as 2 u.s. sanctions are in place to talk about war has more from the g. 7 summit where france's president called on tehran and washington take it back to the negotiating table. the prospect of a meeting between us who were a new president was not an likely outcome of the g 7 in berates but as the summit came to an end its host the french president suggested talks between donald trump and hassan rouhani were possible. at some point there has to be a meeting between the iranian president and the us president i hope that in the next few weeks this meeting will take place france plays a role along with the other partners who signed the iran deal trump who pulled the u.s. out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal last year and imposed sanctions said he was open

to diplomacy we're looking for nuclear weapons globalist missiles and a longer period of time very simple we can have it done in a very short period of time. and i really believe that iran can be a great nation i'd like to see that happen the development came one day after the unexpected arrival of the iranian foreign minister in berates just odds are reef was invited by the french president who had been asked by some g 7 leaders to mediate in the crisis. trust conciliatory tone has also extended to trade he said beijing and washington could begin talks to resolve the tariffs dispute going into this summit a man or mackerel said he wanted to use it to make progress on the escalating tensions over iran and trade help tackle the amazon rain forest fires and kill divisions using multilateral cooperation at the end of the 3 day meeting it seems

the french president has succeeded on several fronts they were unresolved issues though the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson received only a vague promise of a future trade accord with the u.s. and was no nearer to a deal on breaks it with the european union i think it's the job of everybody in parliament to get this thing done making it what the people want i also think by the way it would offer partners on the other side of the channel what they want they want this thing done they want they want it over last year trump refused to sign the final g 7 statement this year has scrapped it replacing it with a one page summary of the meeting so with no commitments in writing the challenge will be to. pelley just a. promo says they have made. al-jazeera. china and says there were no recent contacts between washington and beijing to talk about trade those comments came after the u.s. president said there had been talks on the phone

a monday donald trump predicted there would be a trade deal with china very soon the 2 sides have increased tariffs on each other and recent days scott heiler has the latest from beijing the chinese government flat out said no that hasn't happened so i guess as you mention obviously there have been a lot of mistruths out there that have been stated about many different things that a lot of it about this trade war so i guess one way to maybe interpret this is maybe this is a negotiation tactic that present donald trump has deployed and existing there is a little bit of a reeling back by his officials there who are with him at the g 7 meetings saying that yes there's been contacts so he went back from 2 specific phone calls and yes there's been contact chinese government saying no that hasn't happened at all but you also have to look at from the other side maybe this is a negotiating tactic from the chinese too so there's a lot of. fog of understanding around this but right now the chinese government official line saying there has been no contact about moving these trade talks forward one thing that's interesting to note they were already scheduled supposedly

to to go ahead in september with some meetings but we haven't heard any details about that particularly after we saw this kind of very heated tit for tat last friday and then over the weekend. brazil has rejected an offer of $20000000.00 from g 7 leaders to help countries affected by fires burning in the amazon presenter boston are said the idea of creating an international alliance to save the rainforest rates this country like a colony and report some ports avail one of the worst affected areas. look from one side of the plane and the amazon is verdant pristine teeming with life too big to destroy then this suddenly it's gone. the rates of deforestation in recent months breaking all records fires are started by speculators aiming to impose man's will on nature but they often rage out of control and the devastation is immeasurable. mice force this year the fires are

much stronger than previous years they are very very strong affecting our visibility on work i think people took advantage of the dry season to start the fires they do it to dispose of them wanted vegetation to enrich the soil and clear the way for lucrative cattle ranches and soya plantations only from up here you got to say something to remember of. the day of the destruction 1st of all the great waves of round up ready i think to run for by the fire of recent weeks. this is a job also nod off a strong criticism from around the world that he wasn't doing enough to fight the fire as has deployed the military these hercules c. 130 s taking off from port to spray some of the affected areas that's a bit of salim issue all the order was given on thursday and by excessive day beyond he was supporting the operation so personal of being in the field since dean combatting the flies on sunday it rained which also helped to put out the flies.

this is the beginning of the rainy season which your florida keys hope will douse the fires of the still burning they'll be amused by. international concern saying they are dealing with what for them is an agile but containable problem people tend to see the problem with their own lands or with a lens i don't offer today and i think that we there are here right now inside of the problem we have let's say so used to the problem and now we know we we really doesn't look at it as a problem or such a big problem as is so right. people come to the amazon region believing they contain the wilderness can take control of the 40 developments from up here it looks like the only way to tame the rain forest is to destroy it and what now does iran want to veil northwest of brazil and as

a result struggles to control tens of thousands of fires people in peru are using brooms shovels and branches to fight back flames the government says for us covering more than 140 head terrace of the a from a region have burned so far. on al-jazeera counter products opposition leaders army corps about the soldier everything he can to stop and no deal with trauma. and most are the creative ways out can artistry using to mark 100 years of independence. hello again we've got some fairly heavy rain pushing into the west of japan and this is coming down to some very saturated ground you can see on the satellite the last few as a lot of pushing across that whole region so really a very wet couple of days ahead 27 asako with that very heavy amount to write any

facts some western portions of honshu could be seeing as much as 200 millimeters in the next couple of days meanwhile the rain showers continue into the fall season section of russia say valuable stalk a couple of wet days temperatures around 2021 but it's mostly dry across much of the korean peninsula then heading further to the south now we're watching a very closely this mass of rain this is a developing tropical storm not one just yet but it is expected to become one but it really is going to be producing some very heavy rains across the northern philippines over the next couple of days and by thursday what will happen then is the rain the outer feeder bands beginning to push in to all these coastal areas of china so most likely a wet day in hong kong 32 celsius 25 in shanghai again with the fairly persistent rain further to the south you can see again not rain coming from a system spreading further southwards a blanket of cloud across much of borneo similar story on thursday out across the west and against the thunderstorms in kuala lumpur.

67 were. promised for one people. but. the blade to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration the change the middle east. seeds of discord on al-jazeera.

they're watching out as they're allowed to make up the top stories right now president raja thai part one is in russia where he's meeting with president vladimir putin expected to discuss the war in syria moscow and ankara back opposing sides and that conflicts president says his country will not hold talks with the us and us all sanctions are lifted on his comments came a day after president obama said he was open to meeting. and china and sister in a recent contacts between washington and beijing to talk about trade and those comments came after the u.s. president said there had been calls between the 2 sides. british opposition leader says he will do everything he can to prevent the u.k. from leaving the e.u. without a deal that includes calling a no confidence vote and british prime minister boris johnson's government organise leading cross party talks on how to avoid a no deal lawrence lee joins us live. or it's how united is the

opposition when it comes to bracks. well that they're united to the extent that they none of them wants a no deal brick seats but that's really about as far as it goes and the problem really full of them is that time is perilously schulze parliament doesn't come back here until next week and is only about 8 or 1016 days of parliament before the end of october when boris johnson the prime minister said that the u.k. will leave one way or the other and so jeremy coleman is trying to present himself as the man who can step in as a sort of interim prime minister to bring down the government or leasehold the election in some sort of cleansing process. but the problem is that they they are not really united at seoul that the main form corbin's had is a most of the other opposition policy and conservatives don't want the deal just think he's too left wing and they won't support him and so even though the optics of the mixing is not carried on in his office behind me where he's in with the

scottish nationalists and the liberal democrats and the welsh nationalists and the green and the make it look like they've got this sort of united front it doesn't really go any further than that because they don't want to support him as the interim prime minister there are no conservatives in the room only the based on that they couldn't actually gets the majority in the confidence votes against boris johnson and as i've said over and over again the main thing the leave has in his favor is still the disorganization of the remains so we have heard from a national. leader of bracks and just a few minutes ago what he have to say. well you know. i mean no brakes it's ever good enough really for him that the problem of bricks apologies got now is that if they did so well in the earlier in the year in the european elections but people do seem to be more and more convinced that boris johnson could actually do bricks and so consequently in the in the opinion polls the conservative policy is now quite a long way heads and the back seat policies going down suit 15 percent so so in the

last poll and so consequently in order to make themselves look as if as if they could still be a force in a general election here. and these people are busy saying that you can't you can't trust the conservatives and they've been parading all these new candidates sin in for general election but the overriding very very donald trump style message from national firearms is you can't trust boris johnson city bricks if this is how he put it. can you trust boris johnson this is you. can you just the conservative policy. base is you. you see even without the backstop this is the worst deal in history. but perhaps the most significant thing that's happening is that the european union seems actually to be more trusting in boris johnson than that than you might think they thought when he took over that that he really couldn't do it but buddy

apparently he went down very well at the g. 7 in france there's a lot of phone calls going on between johnson european leaders and potentially if a deal to avoid a no till breaks it seems now is on some we're going to be back on the table perilously of time really difficult to know at this point if there's going to be a general election all something to rescue something in the middle when parliament starts next week is going to be pretty explosive sure. we'll be there live for us and star lawrence thank you. the grim existence of women trafficked from nigeria is being highlighted in a new report victims of trafficking described how they prayed for death or cried until they couldn't cry anymore human rights watch says an unknown number of nigerian women have been forced into sexual slavery and physical labor many before the age of 17 the report says the support for survivors is inadequate and existing systems either fail to help or sometimes breach victims rights human rights watch

has recommended an overhaul of the country's support system and says his government has to do more to prevent trafficking. is author of the report she says the conditions in government shelters can almost be as bad as where the victims were being trafficked. they are forced to work for long hours without rest they are confined some of them i can find in a building they're not allowed to talk to their family lives sometimes they're not even allowed to be friends with the other girls that have been trafficked there's a lot of violence you know a lot of threats when girls were sistar say they are not able to work many of them say they got pregnant they were forced to undergo abortions in very unsanitary conditions and then they're why charge for both for most abortions and immediately after they have to start working and then they watch on their own so much money you know something like 20000 euros so really they remain being very traumatized and

very distressed they come they have come back with a lot of pain and with a lot of trauma and poverty unfortunately is the nice man does not and when they come back to nigeria because many of the government side they say silence king and . some of them are locked up in government run shelters where as they are not allowed to leave will they announce a lot to communicate with their families almost replicating some of their conditions that they they experience when they are with their trafficker and then services for mental health care you know very night equated services to help them and leaving you know make some money be able to support themselves and their families are really lacking so really that their situation is not good. hundreds of venezuelans have protested in colombia at the border with ecuador demanding to be allowed add that are blocked after new visa controls went into effect on monday of course for in peru and chile and trying to curb the number of venezuelans economic

and political turmoil at home and has more from talk on ecuador. monday morning at the entrance to immigration at the ecuador colombia border. 12 hours earlier more than 10000 venezuelans had managed to enter ecuador with their identity documents before midnight deadline went into effect requiring them to hold a valid consular visa but hundreds more arrived too late for. this family is being told that they must go back because they missed the midnight deadline. 1002 did get in the majority with no food and almost no money spent to freezing night outdoors hoping that the daybreak they'd receive a helping hand. venezuela once opened its doors to so many migrants from all over the world all we ask is they have solidarity with us in our time needs. but those were different times ecuador has already received more than $300000.00 venezuelans

and says it can no longer absorb more migrants now it is demanding they pay $50.00 for a visa a fortune for the average venezuelan who's monthly salary has plunged to $2.00. jonathan mendis his wife and 3 small children made it into ecuador just in time hitchhiking for more than 2 weeks with no money and i think. we try to make the children think that this is an adventure that they're able to travel night and day . jonathan goes to see if the u.n.h.c.r. can give them food before continuing on to peru which he knows they will be stopped because they don't have the required visa to enter but they feel lucky to at least have got this far. behind us is the colombia border and we've seen at least $200.00 venezuelans like these who've been stopped not allowed to come into ecuador because they no longer have the right papers but many of them have told us that they have

no intention of returning to venezuela that if they can't come into ecuador legally they'll try other methods like illegal crossings for example the river that you see here that separates colombia from ecuador. we will increase police vigilance along the border to ensure that illegal immigration does not take place but as he spoke responded to undocumented venezuelans bypassing immigration altogether like they would join thousands more heading south the lucky ones like these may get a lift. others will continue walking as they have 2 weeks hoping to find any job they can to help them survive. gun. hong-kong slater kerry lamb as for injecting calls for her to step down police water cannons and fired a live warning shot over the weekend as some protesters barricaded streets and the

demonstrations activists are calling for a controversial extradition bill to not just be suspended but scrapped and for a lamb to resign are also demanding democratic reforms. the question of resignation is also being oncet i think a responsible chief executive at this point in time should continue to hold the fort and do her utmost to restore law and order in hong kong some people have said that since their continued violence we should stop communicating i said in my introductory remarks that that that was also another to extreme view that we should prepare for reconciliation in society by communicating with different people so i'm saying that yes we have to say no to violence we want to put and to a chaotic situation in hong kong law enforcement and so on but the same time we will not give up on building a platform for dialogue thousands of people in sudan have been forced to abandon

their homes because of heavy flooding at least 62 people have been killed and 100 ensured the health ministry says roads were blocked and many buildings had just collapsed a lot of farmland is also under water the military spend a ploy to help the floods follow 2 months of heavy rain. and on the situation here is very difficult almost 7000 houses have been completely destroyed the sudanese people here are in dire need of clothes and medicine we also need more tense because the number of tents we have isn't enough to accommodate all the families afghanistan is marking 100 years sense again in the pendants from british colonial role afghans are using art to express what that journey means today. shares that journey with us from kabul. a picture of afghanistan 100 years after independence from britain the treaty was signed this month the $919.00 by king. graphic converter to his image and to stick motion wrists. jobs one

mission if you're going to be here can you show. other canvases a blog. asked was falsified concrete slabs placed in formation down most city streets they meant to block explosions from suicide bombings they also offer a visual commentary on society today where there are big celebrations or more political statements about corruption or the killing of civilians. afghanistan's art scene has flourished since the fall of the taliban in 2001 with literacy rates among adults attorney around 30 pursuit it's a language all afghans understand the real painting true lives today and every single to that is for one of the victims of wars. oh much refin his team have painted 10000 sorts the goal is 34000 to represent the number of civilians killed since 2002 her sharifi founded the award winning awards

a group of social activist graffiti artists he is celebrating independence but not necessarily afghanistan's as a nation i think i have my independence i have this art this gives me the voice and this gives voice to millions of my summer karim a has a more traditional canvas film she's making a short historical movie full the anniversary this short film is just a short day for the history of afghanistan through the path that to be passed to call to me today and i just give them like a kind of clue that what we did wrong and what we did right was creamy as the 1st female director of the afghan film and stitchers has been vocal in advancing women's rights in afghanistan we exist as a as a country as

a nation so from some point of view we are in the band then and what we reify to be more independent. does being a turbulent century for afghans with independence defined as vastly is the canvasses it is recorded on. a couple. to get the headlines on al-jazeera for president raja typer one is and russia where he's meeting with president vladimir putin are expected to discuss the war in syria moscow and ankara backed opposing sides and that conflict. iran's president says his country will not hold talks with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted us other honeys comments came in today after president donald trump said he was open to meeting with him house. to do it the 1st step is to remove sanctions without that these won't be open old sanctions

against the iranian nation must go live to the old illegitimate and cruel if you lift the sanctions and opposed to the wrong then you would be a different situation this government is moving forward in line with this national interest we have been open to negotiation and the word agrees with this fact china and says there was no recent contact between washington and beijing to talk about trade the comments came after the u.s. president said there had been phone calls between the 2 sides. hong kong's leader kerry lamb as rejecting calls for her to step down issues water cannons and fire at a libel warning shot over the weekend as some protesters barricaded the streets this is the 12th week of demonstrations activists are calling for a controversial extradition bill to be suspended rather scrapped not just suspended and for kerry lamb to resign herself position later jeremy corbin says he will do everything he can to prevent the u.k. from me leaving the e.u.

without a deal that includes calling a no confidence vote and british prime minister abortion's government organise leading cross party talks on how to avoid a no deal praxis thousands of people in sudan have been forced to abandon their homes because of heavy flooding at least 62 people have been killed 100 injured the author history says roads are blocked and many buildings have collapsed a lot of farmland is also underwater the military has been deployed to help this all follows 2 months of heavy rain. hundreds of venezuelans have protested in colombia at the border with ecuador demanding to be allowed in or are blocked after a new visa controls went into effect on monday ecuador has joined peru and chile in trying to curb the number of venezuelans playing economic and political turmoil at home so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story is next.

3 attacks in 3 countries israel is said to have hit targets linked to iran in syria in lebanon and in iraq so why is benjamin netanyahu escalating tension with tehran will iran respond and if so how this is inside story. hello i'm dennis welcome to inside story now israel's being blamed for a string of attacks against

a rainy and allied forces in 3 countries over the weekend and that's raised tensions across the middle east early on monday 3 israeli airstrikes reportedly hit a base below.