the, the, the syrian opposition insiders, the control central code and the largest defenses against government forces in year and the you're watching all to 0 live from a headquarters in del fine. jerry navigate are also coming up. 3 members of the world. central kitchen are killed and, and is really or strike is southern gaza. it's the 3rd time this year that workers of the relief organization have been targeted. learning under ground, ukrainian children attend school in bunkers to escape russian air strikes. also

ahead a plastic protest, demonstrators, demands an end to production of countries meets to increase the color we begin in syria. we're opposition fighter say they have captured a boy in the military airport and the northwestern province of live. the earlier fighters advanced into nothing's city center. it's the 1st time they've entered the country, 2nd largest city. so it's government forces recaptured. it's in 2016. the military had earlier said that it repelled a major offensive, but the fighters claim to have sees control of a number of towns on villages in a level and it lived provinces center, 1st of all, glue. joining us from the turkish city of high tide near the syrian border. so

according to the off position fighters, they say they've captured the military airport and live. what more can you tell us as well uh there in there has been some advance on the ground by the old position in the country side of it live. and uh, recently we heard they took control of the above the whole ministry airport, which is also used as an air base. this is a very strategic game for the syrian all position that have a been conducting this, the terms of aggression operation for the last full days. because the whole airport is a strategic, a key point, a report and mode 3 base for the syrian government. and to the conduct uh aerial operations as strikes as targeting the position on the other hand . and the position says it's in the northwest and syria, where it's located is a very people, it has a very pivotal role in terms of coordinating the logistics between is list i level

and how much that's why it has to be very important for the city government to take it back from the h d as then as mr. r, when they captured the, the, the, a port back in 2015. and that's, that's why in order to avoid a, a strikes in the civilian areas for the position of having captured this ministry airport in a base is there is a very important good militarily and also for the civilians as well. and as far as what's happening in their muscle right now, on the grounds, what are you hearing the intensely, the opposition is set to control. at least 8 to percent of all levels at the center is under control. they are trying to take control of some other neighborhoods. we know that the, the f steering career despite are good the wi fi to also to console us as some of

the enabled pharmacy areas in a level after the syrian government forces with through. but the advance is continues of probably where we might here at the end of today that they can take folk control of all that full. but it's a battle we don't know what's going to happen so far. the syrian government forces, we're applying a, a careful withdrawal acosta's withdrawal from some areas and knowing that the, they, they don't have enough manpower right now. but, and there are reports suggesting that the syrian government has asked for some extra support from russia, from the reading and iraqi. and then these tests and after, and they're expecting these reinforcements. it wasn't as 7 to 2 hours. uh, we don't know what is going to happen if the syrian government side also enhances it's military capacity, but so far, uh, uh,

on the things are going on behalf of the benefits of the physician and the advances continue in many neighborhoods. federal so therefore the creation was held just before finishing. i have to yeah, go ahead. a story about that. the position mainly led by the as a ne factions at a conduct to the operation from a bob to tad. this trying to contain tad revolved a tad, this in southern parts of all that was also under control by the position right though. okay, so then of course of, of the report and from how do i enter key a. thank you. i a layoff position alliance has led by, hey, at the heading it is, it's the syrian fighting group that was formed in 2016. it's proved assessor, and most of the front was an affiliate of all tied out within the opposition to the side governments. since 2017, the group has tried to change its image,

saying it cut ties with all tied up. and now it runs a self styled civilian authority in the known as the salvation government that provides civil services like tax collection on security. on supervisors, the health education in agricultural sector is high at the high end chime has become the strongest opposition group in northwestern syria, according to controlling rather much of in the province near the turkish border. james dorsey is a specialist in middle east politics is with singapore as 90 young technological university. he says, opposition fighters launch their offensive now to take advantage of the approval in the wider region. as the rebel sources have been preparing that for this for a significant amount of time, at least 5 or 6 months. and in that sense, the offensive is not surprising. what is surprising is the, the way that they were able to take advantage of regional developments,

particularly in lebanon, which worked in their favor and against the regime of a syrian president bush auto officer. and the way that the brittleness of the syrian military, the way the, the syrian military, virtually is collapsed as the rebels advanced in and towards in, in a level. clearly what they're trying to achieve is on the one hand for defied their original areas of strength, particularly given that those areas were frequently shelled by the syrians from mountain and hilltops. and at the same time, of course, the syrian civil war never ended. there was a until still it these more or less. but there was only a question of time until of funding which would re erupt, particularly given the fact that the bus driver told us that regina does not control all of syria. what the strategy going forward is that's i think what everybody is. that's the question everybody is asking. will the rebels try and just

keep their positions, hold their positions and their level, and wait and see what this, how to see. i mean, regime response, or are they going to try and push further out of a level at the same time? we also don't know how the syrians are going to respond. the . it's been $422.00 days since israel launched it's devastating war on dollars killing more than $44000.00 palestinians. most of them women and children, forces have destroyed much of the stress, depriving people of the basic necessities of life. many of those who have survived the relentless attacks are no starving. israel has restricted the entry of food medicine on to monetary and aid on northern gaza has been under siege for nearly 2

months. the relief organization, world central kitchens, as 3 members of fits, team have been killed and is really or striking hon. unison southern gaza reports say another 2 people were also killed and what's believed to be a drone strike on a vehicle they were traveling. and this is the 3rd time this year that world central kitchen workers in garza had been attacked 7th, mostly foreign workers were killed in april and the palestinian was killed in july . elsewhere in gaza, at least 20 palestinians were killed and is really strikes early on saturday and gaza city is 17. people are dead down to another 6 are still buried under the rubble after is really air strikes on residential buildings and base it out here in northern gauze. i'm a school has also been destroyed. central and southern garza have also been bombarded over and i thought about as soon as our correspondent joining us from dated by now and central girls are not the 1st time taught it that israel targets

or kills aid workers engaged. so what can you tell us about the latest coming? yes, in fact during the strikes took place just 8 kilometers as well away from what we are a by and it's very true that struck one of the vehicle belongs to the world central kitchen. once all i had been road in the city of san eunice now medical, sol, system families, that 5 civil yeah. of course killed in the strike including street, all the stuff and then visit the central kitchen where identified by the relatives in that and also hospitality. these try to place without any prior warnings in a place that is considered to be very densely populated with civilians. it's not, as you have mentioned the reading, it's not with us on the i just read a minute. 3 has targeted humanitarian aid. what? cuz they have 3 have you have previously target to comb, voice for the what was central kitchen by april 2024. well,

7 international humanitarian aid. what? because what tube into arizona as the we're hitting to distribute food aid for civilian stuff. do you spend a minute to have that time just to find the attack to be completely as a mr. identification bought to now the use wait a minute? troy did not provide any comment on that to strike me so such an belongings for the vote. central kitchen and the i in the call that was targeted and civilians managed to take these personal belongings out with the sign, but the work center of the kitchen being completely on the best and in their personal belongings. and this is incredibly, very daunting at this cause. really highlights and the a significant risk to submit it terminate, but because they are really facing, as repeats of that tax could really hung up in the foreseeable future. the ability of medical work is to effectively operate to um, to provide essential humanitarian a time to for comes slims. and we need to remind of you is that in the previous,

attached to the central kitchen has temporarily hauled separation in order to carry out some sort of re assessment for these carry 2 conditions. but this attack reflects how much delta is the humanitarian unsecure. it's a condition for a humanitarian 8 what? cuz who have been calling the international community to afford them safe curriculum of an order to raise that health palestinians will, has been on that relentless siege for more than a useful fall on the ground. what is the reality that palestinians have had to wake up to today with the air strikes in other parts of the gaza strip like the center part where you are as well as in this house? well the reason this protracted tool has freely made palestinians coming through unrelenting control and even a wide discrete level of violence is taking place on the ground. civilians have been is sleeping and waking up on the sound of abutment. and this is the uh,

some of the realities taking place not only in the central area but in the north weather, used by the only has a been expanding dispose of that from apartments to reach very densely populated buildings. and i thought back for which civilians the latest is ready for ride to best strikes, took place in gauze and said you have slain the life of more than the 17 palestinians in 2 separate test tracks. took place on these buildings and they are so people messing up the ration a to rescue them off to on going on on the way. but we are also getting information from medical sources that more attacks took place. in fact that the child in the past hour what one pumps thing about was confirmed to who was responsible for providing the food services for display families. and they not, yeah, me such as van is eliminating, i'm targeting anyone who can, provides college students with any sort of food services. it means that this is

a very growing, systematic approach adopted by the army to solve palestinians of order to force them to please to areas that could be identified. so you as the, as many, many 2 claims. but generally these as strikes also continue to have a diploma residential buildings on the vicinity of come out at $1.00 cost. so west of williams has been refusing on constance artillery, bombardments. i'm back to the sound of a fire. we exchanged, we'd have more slices and these very occupation forces in the town of pig now. yeah, the vast majority of it right now to be on the recognizable, the due to the white separate destruction unfolding the entire, you know, the positive cons. okay, thank you. talk about some reporting from data by law in gaza. thank you. you also sent a military own boy to 11 on to help monitor the ceasefire between israel launch has been long in the southern city. and about 2 year returning residence found its

historic market in ruins. the is really military has warn people not to return to and thousands of villages in the south despite that cease fire. and it's also threatened to launch attacks if they attempt to go home. already hash them has more from tire and southern lebanon. from the east side it's uh sold and so the maximum leaving his army even is preventing people from going to some of that or above the villages because of then you measure and the other side is sufficient forces off bombarding, villages. now we just had minutes ago of drove strikes on the call and listen soon and also shooting on the civilians. uh whenever they are getting close to some areas. some villages yesterday in the um, there was a funeral. the shots on the funeral that even confiscated the body of the person who died. i don't know how that fits in the frame here. also in the past 3 days,

the, the abducted for people that had a problem. and yesterday, the drones web browsing up above, overhead sealed inside on in different areas that on the south. so from is ready side. it seems that reaches are continuous. and at the same time, the trying to achieve what they felt faith in that shaving. viewing the round the sedation, the for example advancing towards some villages that they've not taken before such as yesterday. but how? yeah and, and monica, so now it seems that they are going to be at several sections or meetings, try to present violations from happening. it's still a head on all to 0 a 2nd night or protest in georgia is capital turns violence off to the government. suspended in you membership talks plus the their loved

ones buried alive. 5 entire villages are wiped out by land slides in eastern new guns on the pretty widespread shows in bodies you're adding to an easier, but the focus of the real heavy rain is in put into that. i use it in the file. so i have the title, it is fairly extensive funding in this area. it's then that is going to continue in the fall across the several days. i suspect that if you follow to was the south of india, you will notice angle of tropical seidler justified to make land folding the file size. now this is the limits of, or she made and sundry, whether it stretches down into was no, i'm not straight. it, that'd be some big dime pulls, i think, what is called the top end. but these them the cost of queens into,

to new south wales. they're on their way smoothly as so the worst of it may have already happened by the time you get to sunday. and the co, just wrapped around in the south of victoria just has made the attempt just haven't come down. i'm not sure we no longer in the cities there be some funding on the dr . purse has come down to about $25.00. big sheriff seemed lucky in west australia in one or 2 places. next the other front, the assistant marching. eastwood. so it'd be some grain to get in the big red interior, and i expect we'll get some social media once again as of water falls on who to read. as i say, this eastern side looked off the drive on this time. the ceiling may still be a bit disappoint you from the part of your time sheet, but i think it 24. you won't complain much in christ church. the, the, the,

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i'm going to hold military airport in the north western province of england. earlier fighters advanced until i left those city center. israel's military, us for britain, lebanese residents from returning to thousands of villages and the south, threatening them with a time. washington has sent a military envoy to being rude to health monitor the ceasefire. the relief organization will central kitchen says 3, if it's team members have been killed and, and is really are striking strong eunice and southern gaza elsewhere in gauze on at least 20 palestinians were killed and is really strikes early on saturday. the president, can you says the war with russia could and quickly if you crane is allowed to join nato. he says an invitation to join the alliance group and what he called the hot stage of the war and could lead to negotiations and returning territory. currently

occupied by russia. talk of a possible ceasefire or peace deal has ratcheted up since donald trump won the us presidential election earlier this month. since the start of the war, ukraine, thousands of schools have been damaged or destroyed. many children now go to school and shift some study online, and others are about to change location altogether. as a big visited one school in ukraine, 2nd largest city car keys to see how they're adopting a several meters underground. this school is called simply the underground school, new and purpose built. its location is secret and it doubles up as a bomb shelter. children attending pest and for 3 days per week with another 2 days of online learning disability and that you had some children have no nothing other

than school in worth time. there are $200.00 children here that have only ever known school underground, not no outside pay grand a no windows to and that the sunlight in. this is a new reality for these children. and am i school there have been strikes nearby and the origin of school was damaged. we have tried to build the school in a way that is comfortable because of small play area with a fully equipped library and attend team. i like to study here, not above ground because it's safe here. the children living through level, we have the changes that exist above ground for door, but my favorite subject is math. i like this school, it's safe and fun. hundreds of schools have been impacted across ukraine with thousands of students affected by the will. this is the only school of its kind in the city. it's cost, millions of dollars and the off tends to build more. the idea is not only to create

a safe environment for also a peasant one children. a child psychologist takes care of the children's emotional needs in a school that is doing its best to shelter and protect children from the impact of the will. however, difficult a task that may be vague. i just did a sort of gave you crank and a memorial has been held in washington, dc for the ukranian children who died in the war. $600.00 teddy bears each with the name of a child on its were laid near the washington monument. a riot police in georgia fire tear gas demonstrators gathered in a capital tube in the sea for a 2nd day. the protests are angry at the government's decision to suspend talks on joining the european union until 2028 mass demonstrations on thursday turned violence with police using water cannon against protesters. 43 people were arrested

. tension has been high since the ruling georgia dream party. one last month's parliamentary elections costs if it was presidents as an explosion to damage the canals, supplying water to 2 major power plants, was a quote, terrorist act by neighboring serbia authorities are working to repair the canal, which is vice, sold the cost of those electricity supply presidents alden currency blaine's, what he called gains control by serbia, but has yet to provide any evidence. security measures have been increased in recent weeks. softer attacks on one municipal buildings in the north. the bodies of 20 people have been recovered at the sight of a landslide in eastern uganda, a place the 100 people are still missing. police say several villages and the blue i'm booty, district we're completely buried. now can web reports, this is the sound of people whose families have buried

a life. 5 entire villages of more than 40 homes were submerged when us and boat is came crashing down the hillside in east and yukon. the material relatives rushed nearby communities to take out any survivors. if the rain started at 2 pm and went on till 6 pm, when it go to 7 pm, we heard a big band. when we came to see what has happened, we found that the village of the vanished houses were gone. it's not the 1st time this community is being devastated. most people here a subsistence farmers living on the steep slopes of the foothills of mountain sale, going as the population's growing trees that once held the fragile soil together has been cleared for firewood or farm land, of hundreds of being killed and several mud slides. and the last 15, yes. off the remote side killed dozens in 2019 a government program to be like

a people from dangerously located settlements as have mixed results. jeanette jews, why the, our minister came to the same area when there was a similar months like she promised us in 2 months. all those living on the slopes of the mountain would be re settled. she told us to prepare our people. i mobilize them. they have been coming to my office telling me chair women. we have prepared our luggage to move. when are you relocating the school? but i have no answers. to. hundreds of families have left the area, but many here say the new locations provided. i mean hospitable. others don't want to leave that on sexual lands and that communities, ways of life, of thousands of yes. malcolm web. i'll just say era. more than 200 people are fear dead after a boat capsized in nigeria as longest river officials in coby states that the boat was taking traders to neighboring new share states. when that accident happens, the passengers were mainly women going to

a weekly market. the bodies of dozens of people have been found so far with recovery efforts ongoing. a dispute in argentina about reading material for teenagers has started controversy between parents and educators. the vice president was calls for some books to be banned in schools, saying those under 16 should not be exposed to certain material. how does 0 tourism reports from one a series? a collective reading and a theater, even when a site is they want to show their support for authors whose books have come under attack in recent weeks by conservative sectors. in argentina, solely funding is one of them. she's a teacher and her book, if you were not a child is about abusing a religious school to show them. do you single sign you from the internet took me yes. to understand what happened to me was a crime. the challenges writing without exposing myself the objective is to prevent

abuse, expose it not supporting her book and several others, including that of the easy is known as or each are willing to do and a list of both of you discussed for you by teenage school children in monthly though, we equate argentina's, you vice president victoria, we've had her way to says the books have been used by politicians to quote for very children's minds and says, the government won't allow children to be destroyed. seems coming to power last year. the government of heavier mulay has pursued a cultural conservative war against certain issues like women rights abortions and gender ideology. this books talk about family, size, abuse and other issues that some conservative sectors in the country do not want their children expose to cause i could use as a non. this situation escalade, when a foundation filed a criminal complaint against the minister of education from the province of one of site is where the books were being distributed. if i want to sort of set them up like when, when he left the middle, when we tried to talk to the ministry of education and never got

a response. this is something many parents express their concerns and nobody gave them an answer. these books should not be encouraged in schools, that they are explicit and have paragraphs that children don't understand. assign of changing times with a new discourse that appears to what's happening in the united states and shows the new far right administration here is not totally trying to transform argentina's trouble with the economy, but also leading a battle against what many consider progressive values. the sole source had been receiving violent threats and social media and are convinced there is a campaign to censor their books. they say they won't be silence very so we'll just see the what inside of the islands, 3 main parties, encores for a tight finish and the country is general election. so exit polls show the left wing opposition party sion faint on track to win the most folks,

but not enough to unseat the to governing center, right. parties. and that means the currents coalition is likely to be returned to governments. the canadian prime minister adjustment crudo has met the us president to elect donald trump. it is more or longer residents in florida. it's been described as a positive, wide ranging dinner that lasted 3 hours. trump recently threatened to oppose a 25 percent tariff on imports from canada and mexico. if they do not stop what he describes as the flow of drugs and migrants crossing the border, canada sizable consider retaliatory measures against the u. s. active us from green piece of board of the tanker and south korea to prevent it from loading chemicals used to make plastic protest or say they hope to put pressure on world leaders.