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involved in the conflict there and are trying to restore stability under the so called donna piece process are still started are joining us from to her on. so iran is unhappy with turkey's plan to create a 30 kilometer security zone inside syria rest. who will tell us more about that? well, particularly after the war began in ukraine. russia has been through its forces from syria. the majority of his forces from syria. now, turkey and iran are the main countries that have significant military presence in syria. however, just recently president, one of turkey said that turkey is planning to conduct the 4th military incursion into syria to create a tour, the kilometer deep security zone. and to clear the borders from b y, p g, kurdish on group which is affiliated with the p k. and also to make a safe return of the city refugees in turkey to be located in the security zone of

this is an idea that iran heavenly or poor. this am just recently. are you ready for the minister? i made up to lie young was in turkey, said that iran understand turkey security concerns. however, a military operation is not a solution. it says that the 2 companies needs to increase their political force to find a diplomatic solution right after he went to the to, to damascus, met the city and officials. and now today we hear that the syrian foreign minister is also going to be coming to tell ron. and he is going to be briefed about the, the what happened, what have been told during the meeting between turkey spreads the just i bad one and randy president brought him ready c. so we do not know whether that will be a solution coming out of concrete solution coming out today. and whether you run is going to succeed, to be successful, to prevent the military turkeys, military preparations or the incursion into syria. however, today, the,

the guarantor companies of the us on a piece told which aims to and the war in syria russia took in iran. there will be a 3 metro summit between this presidents and during the press or after the, the meeting. we'll see whether they have agreed on a concrete roadmap or not. right, so, so that's when it comes to syria. what other issues will be on that agenda? no doubt the ukraine war will be talked about with the russian president there? well do, later today, prison at 130, i'm a russian president of them putting are going to hold a bilateral meeting. and the main issue during that meeting is going to be the grain export from ukraine. so the officials from both sides, they said that one of the technicalities, they have agreed on how to create a safe corridor through through the black sea and to export the ukrainian grain from the port cities. and then take that green to stumble from

a stumble to be set out to the international market. however, the experts here are seeing that what the technicality is. agreements are there, but now it's time for the political decision. so they had the several phone calls between one and put in, and today we will see whether that political decision that need that will be declared or not. and also today put in and the run the president, the blame raise. you're also going to have making recently, there have been some reports that iran is planning to supply moscow with hundreds of the eighty's, the unmanned aerial vehicle, including those are capable of carrying the weapons. and in return, experts are seeing that iran is going to ask russia to prove what it's fiber, security, expert, expertise, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu iran that iran is often being targeted in terms of the cyber security, particularly of according to the random officials by by the but by israel,

this is put in the 2nd international 3 since the war began in ukraine and both russia and iran are under heavy sanctions. so these 2 sections here, countries are trying to they to develop their corporation in terms of the security and also 3. okay, thank you so much. russell started our as reporting for us from to ron. let's keep this conversation going with our senior political analyst model. i'm sure he's joining us here from the via skype one. good to have you with us. so as her soul was saying, it's quite an interesting development that you have the syrian foreign minister now heading to her on eyes. these meetings take place between the 3 presidents, russia, iran, and turkey. when it comes to syria, in particular, what are you going to be looking out for and what do you expect to happen? well, clearly tensions are rising over syria because of turkish decision to enlarge about 10 to 20 kilometer to 30 kilometer xo securities on the

sort that's as you said, is angering the iranians and the russians. and i think they're probably going to have some sort of an acord. having said that, whether the senior minister is wrong or not, syria has become a free for all non sovereign country. a more or less i feel state where by today, iranians, the church, the russians, and the americans are whole deployed in syria. and these rainy's feel that they have the right to act in syria bar and various targets and syria, of course, in addition to already occupying the ceiling height. so syria has been used by regional and global hours for their own reasons. and i think they will continue to do that. it is kind of sad, to be honest, that we are still talking about the been

a peace process 5 years after it was formed in order to end the war. and of course, we see no end in sight. and, and the other issue, of course, is the, the war in ukraine, and particularly the, the issue of the green exports out of the country. but what do you expect to come out of these discussions when it comes to the ukraine war? if anything at all? well, judging from what we've heard last week from the united nations and the 2nd general, there couldn't be a deal. and the horizon whereby turkey, russia, ukraine, and the united nation, you know, reached some sort of a formula whereby ukrainian rains are exported to various parts of that south. whereby there is some serious food sorta judges. some serious food insecurity in a good number of countries to day. so i think that is possible, but i think that's also possible only when those countries would be able to get

something on return. and i think the turks and the russians are clever enough in order to try to get something in return for that. and i think they would be using the question of ukraine show syria, but also the question of the iran its own vulnerability, as well as its newly acquired confidence in order to chip in introvert trilateral relations. right. so i think this is all right, nathan, the bilateral relations on the question of syrian question of the korean, and the question of the nuclear is all related to this li, may king of them, at least that is happening as we speak. i think the month of july will go down in history as the month where we are seeing at the beginnings of remaking of them at least perhaps a new cold war. and them, at least where by turkey to run on russia as well as china and others are taking a position after the united states as nudge it's or in our lives. and basically,

you know, set them in line or tried to, ah, whereby, you know, brighten, has attempted some pressures and saudi arabia and others as well as that, of course, to chip in and in you axes, or when you cold war. the thing is, and i think that's what we're witnessing today, the, we're in the thing is that none of these countries, you know, is, is fully loyal to one superpower. unlike the previous cold war, right? when i, when i, when one was over, ice between east and west, nowadays, they are all open to all sorts of alliances. it's what you call a hybrid, cold war rates. what's rings into my next question? in fact, matawan, because how would you describe relations, particularly between turkey and russia, because they have found themselves on opposite ends when it comes to a certain conflicts. like of course, syria, for example, like libya. but at the same time, turkey has an impose sanctions on russia. joining other western countries?

absolutely. i think both countries have remained open to one another. i think there is some sort of a mutual interest or between the 2. i think her russia knows old to when after it's deployment and sealants in classroom 15 that the turks are the more important neighbor. they're not happy, they're also and nature member. and i think turkey with prison are due on fishing elections next year as briskly opened up the possibility of what i call the hybrid relation to the various countries of the world. they could be a little numbered, but yet maintain open ah relations with the likes of russia, iran and others in order to advance turkey's interest, but also in order to play an important reasonable rule. so i think all these countries scale. so the paradoxical notably turkey is open to everyone now is read so grave, yet egypt as well as the united states,

europe and russia. so turkey once in a major player and i think it is becoming so. thank you so much smile on the side of her thinking. tell us from dell ha. record temperatures and raging wildfires are risking lives in threatening homes in large parts of western europe. forest fires in france, greece, portugal, and spain have burned through thousands of hector as of lands. zane bus driver reports from zamora, one of spain's worst affected regions, the battling to control the infer across spain. it's a race against time to contain wildfires that have been raging out of control from the south of the country to the north, where blazes have scorched 4600 hector's of land over the past few days. the train journeys also supported by the worst wildfires for

a decade in a visit to one of the worst effected area. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez made clear what he thought was to blame one to say that evidently climate change kills it kills people, kills ecosystems. the bio diversity and it also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, homes, businesses and livestock were here in a farming area in an agricultural area near the town of zamora, one of the worst effective parts of spain where the wildfires have been raging for days and we see truly apocalyptic scenes. the flames are just taking over suddenly the entire areas of farmland, entire buildings filled with animals and farming equipment. people are trying to use harvesters to dig fire lies to stop the fire where it is,

but it continues to rage on and take over more and more land just using it as fuel burning further and faster in southwest france, firefighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, a tactic, use to clear out the buildup of flammable materials by igniting the surrounding vegetation. and it is a matter of urgency since tuesday. the blazes have already consumed thousands of hector's of forests in the payroll region, and thousands of residents and tourist alike, forced to move to emergency shelters. amid all this is the uncomfortable reality of the effect of record breaking high temperatures. as delegates from 40 countries gathered at the petersburg climate dialogue in berlin. the message from the hosts act now before it's too late. and while we are still grappling with

the fall out from the pandemic, the impacts of climate change are becoming even more dangerous across the world. ah, threat that risk spilling out beyond countries directly affected. then bas robbie l g 0. so mora, spain still had on al jazeera protest, as in panama set road blocks ending a deal with the government on fuel price cuts. the field narrows and the race to take over from boris johnson, as british prime minister ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world copies on its way to cat hook your travel package today. well, we expect to record brooklyn england today with temperatures as the 1st ever boring of extreme heat issued by the u. k. met office and yet is cloud coming from the

west. so this is going to be the last day of extreme heat. there's been showing itself in western europe for a while now. and because of that and the lack of rain, we've got fires in spain and in france, the temperature don't look cause extreme here. bordeaux's forecast 29 today. so the heat is up here and probably moving eastwards is the last day for england to see it . but then it goes into germany to poland, up to scan them, even spreads down towards the hungarian plane as well, which is where we more normally see rather high temperatures. so a back to near a normal by the end of thursday. as you can see, this is the weather come get back to choose today, just to show you the progress of cloud and rain. a drop in temperature doesn't affect spain, and portugal attempts will start to rise again. and there won't be much rain to help with the fire fighting in france either. and not the subject of rain. this is when we get the biggest showers in tropical africa, or even the sale they been causing, flooding again in sudan and south sudan. and you see why another blob was come

through earlier is as follows. it's going to go to some molly, these eventually go offshore. might become harkins cats are air weight, issue and line of the journey. the rip hotel is the most. oh, tell that i've ever stated, and i think the biggest box you have ever seen had explode, would have taken out the hotel. this was jurors. we loved it when it was built and we loved it. even when it was bombed, a major target of the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa war hotels on alt 0 o the

hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the sour iran is hosting is summit on the war in syria. that's being overshadowed by the conflict in ukraine. the turkish and iranian leaders will be joined by russia as president latimer putin, a scorching heat wave in europe. fueling dozens of wildfires across the continent. they burn through thousands of pictures in front greece, portugal, and spain, sri lanka, the parliament has a meeting in colombo, where it's now a 3 way race for the presidency. a list of candidates has been presented to m. p. 's after one contender pulled out opposition leader subject promote this says he's withdrawn to back former minister jealous. i'll have her room on the interim president right now. we're kristen guy is one of the other candidates. a final vote is expected on wednesday. michelle fernandez has more from a demonstration in colombo, the kind of protest you're seeing behind me is the increasing sort of voices was

about ronald vicar missing his candidacy. and there's a lot of opposition to that in parliament today. we saw that formal process where nominations were handed over to the secretary general of parliament. now there were 4 that were named and expected, but just before the nominations were handed over, we heard that the opposition leader was withdrawing from the rest. the reason he said was that he and his party, the s g b, had decided to support the candidacy of dallas, alabama. alabama is basically a fairly senior politician, part of the sort of parent party that then evolved into the roger box that kind of faction lead s l p. p. or dallas. i sort of was sideline due to the time of the roger boxes. he's, he's not obviously as a cat, his magic as mine, the roger pox o as forceful, but he does have

a silent support. what we're hearing from the sergeant rima dasa cam is that the reason for him withdrawing is that there is an agreement that has been reached between sergeant ray madison, dallas, alabama, basically that subject rim without a will back. i'll happy rumors bid for presidency on the basis that when, if and when he becomes president, he would then call on sergeant bremar dasa to form a government and make him prime minister. meanwhile, the acting president, runner, vicar, messina, are basically expect that support of the s l b p. but all is not. are sort of well there either. so this is the background in which that election in parliament will take place on wednesday. at least 6 civilians have been killed by russian. shuttling in the eastern ukrainian town of tourette's, they stayed emergency services. it pulled 5 bodies from the rubble of a 2 story building. people are believed to have been sheltering bear when it came

under attack. tourette's has been targeted as part of russia's offensive and john boss, region violence in sudan, southern blue. now the state has sparked on rest and several cities, thousands of house. people have set a barricades and attack government buildings, days of violence between the hausa and bertie tribes. and blue nile of already left at least 79 people dead. and 150 injured tribes began fighting overland access. last week, everyone on board a domestic flight in somalia has been rescued after their plane crash, landed flipping upside down and catching fire. the jib airways flight was on route from by dough to market tissue with 30 passengers and crew. when it crashed on the runway in the capital, some people suffered minor injuries in the accident. an inquiry has been launched. the number of people known to have died after a boat capsized in central pockets on has more than doubled 50 local governments. as the vessel was overloaded when it sank in

a river. and so i think about district, most of the passengers were women and children going to a wedding. nearly 90 people have been rescued. come hider has more from islamic. a board accident on the river in das, in southern punjab, has claimed the lives of at least 50 people search and rescue a still underway or door right now. it seemed that dog went missing. opry doomed dead because they said the monsoon season. the river does roland, a cutter, and for strong the board that they were travelling in or the dilapidated board. a most of the board do not take into account safety procedures such as life jackets. these boards are not worthy dad, normally powered by employ wide engines. however, the rescue who reached this bar had to discontinue work because of dog i. we are told that this morning go to people and again searching for dogs when missing. c

badge i mentioned because of the strong guns, many of those bodies may have been ripped away. there's only highlights the dangers of not falling safety procedures and also a lack of interest from the administration. but report attend awake aid about exactly how many people who are on board normally did it, nor headcount when people are overcrowded to board. however, don't read does or waited and it is indeed another tragedy that could have been avoided. a building has partially collapse in the chinese port city change in that has caused a subsequent gas explosion. 3 people are still missing following the blast. 11 others were injured. the cause is under investigation. change in his close to beijing and was the site of a massive explosion at a chemical warehouse in 2015 that killed a 173 people. a deal on fuel prices between panama government and protests has

collapsed. on sunday, the government agreed to freeze the cost of fuel for 3 months, but protest her say they want more concessions. indigenous groups angry about few on food prices have been blocking a major highway for more than a week. on a standard petty reports protestors in panama, burn tires, and blocked roads, once again in the capital in across the country. in a meeting on monday morning, a majority of protesters literally tore up the agreement, reached with the government late on sunday to end of located in exchange for further reducing the price of federal law. we had told the government, we had to consult with the rank and file. the agreement was signed under pressure. the people have decided and comply with their decision. we want to tell the education minister who could not be here today. there is no agreement unless the issues behind this crisis are result proof that there's now one more than the

government's plan to reduce the price of fuel medicine and food unions and indigenous groups are now demanding a national negotiation to address political corruption in disgust. larger political reforms we have said repeatedly that there has to be one negotiating table. we have said that structural issues need to be addressed. no more come and go on a few cents reduction on gasoline prices. so with a cost of food since businessman keep accumulating well, the government so far has not responded the blockades independent american highway, the connex panama, with the rest of central america, and is the country's main route for basic goods. entered a 3rd week. economists warned the demonstrations of cost the country millions of dollars in losses and are leading to shortages of fuel and food. and monday, most stalls at panama mean produce markets close early for lack of fruits and vegetables. and kind of what everything is stuck to things are right,

my little tomato onions papers or carrots in potato. and usually we can only sell 30 percent or so of what arrives. the rest is already ruined for been blocked for days, for your eagle on my face is increasing social and rest and getting further away from finding a solution to end it and get at least 13 in may have been killed and fighting in a prison in ecuador, 2 others were injured and the violence in a town 80 kilometers in the capital, quito 44 inmates died in fighting at the same prison. in may, the government blames gangs buying for control of territory and drug trafficking roots all the race to replace boris johnson as leader of the conservative party and u. k. prime minister has been a little down to just for candidates. the former chancellor richie sooner has come out on top of the latest round of voting by the parties. m p. 's followed by trade

minister penny more dont for in secretary less trust and former equality is minister. kemi baden also made it through to another round, but back bench m p tom talking dot has been knocked out of the running joe and hope was more from london. well, the rules have changed this week so that it's the candidate with the fewest votes, who automatically drops out. there's no minimum threshold, so we should by wednesday be down to the final to who will go forward to vote by the party membership. talk to them out as you say, we were expecting that he was perhaps the most central voice in this race. up to now foreign affairs committee chairman in the houses of parliament, never held a cabinet position. still standing. of course, richie seen the chance former chance or the check. he's increased his leap now with a 115 votes from 101. clearly the m p 's favor will be he is not the memberships favorite, but he'll probably make it through to the number to the membership. much more interested in the other 3 penny more than

a big surge of support the her last week. the gloss has come off that somewhat. she still in 2nd place, but down one vote. and then the 2 big fish of the party, right? the parties rightly trust the foreign secretary. and as you said, kimmy bade not their equality minister both increasing their count somewhat on monday, katara has built 7 new stadium specifically for the world cup which begins on november the 21st. the venues are described as feats of architecture, with a nod to sustainability, and it's also the name report. the stadiums of the 1st world cup in the middle east are architectural mirrors of air of culture and heritage. attent used by better winds, an ivory cap warned by pious muslim boys and men, a gold colored handicraft. we've invested a lot of during the dishonest is prior to the construction to make sure does what

to vote was being built for the. for the tournament is being kept for the legacy on the local needs and even the local league needs welcome to sale stadium home to the final match and the closing ceremony up to 86000 fans will enjoy unobstructed views of the field. the roof contains one and a half times the amount of steel as the eiffel tower and sons of a unexperienced, ah, nearly from a sporting point of view, it'll be unprecedented and read a spectacular. i context emphasize otherwise enough. stadium 974 is the 1st venue in fi fi history that will disappear. the $974.00 recycled shipping containers will be dismantled to give way to additional waterfront development after the world cup . the beauty of the stadium is the, it will have many more opening dames in different countries and different cultures

and in different locations, but also become, i think, the 1st stage in the world which, which has this overpowering sustainability statement to it. in addition to stadium 974, seats, and components of other venues will be donated to developing countries in need of sport infrastructure. with a non profit group, carbon market watch says to offset emissions. the material would need to be used multiple times, especially if shipped thousands of kilometers away by using recycled materials, reducing construction costs, and developing green and living spaces near stadiums. cut our is hoping it created monuments to sustainability that will inspire future world cup hosts. natasha name l g 0 doha ah.