the last 13 years now. there was a hospital here in clay county it close in the late 19 eighties. the closest regional hospitals are 40 miles away in alabama or 60 miles in, you know, in georgia. it's a one ways to get to medical care here. the syrian government troops intensify. attacks against opposition, forces in the northwest as the fighters make gains in some of the, for the back to me watching your life. and also coming up in a non self ministry says at least 9 people occasionally as early as strikes on the southern towns as well as for life. and israel accused each other of violating the ceasefire. he's really forces from civilians that a busy mon,

catching northern guy that the genocide does not change within 4 to 4000 the and police in georgia. to discuss protesters kindly over the government's decision to delay a session, the thanks for joining us. we begin in syria way. government forces are intensifying attacks on areas held by opposition fighters in the northwest. they being supported by russian war plains, cs rightful big gains by opposition fighters in recent days, mom advisory for city or position fighters, driving an arm and vehicles through the streets of audit for city, a 2nd largest city. now in control of much of it, including audit for international airport and the surrounding countryside. but the

stikes carried out by city and russian forces on the remainder of the serious challenge facing the levels ceiling and president bush seldom said has vowed throughout them from the areas they'd slip to to over the last few days. i think he goes for a full vitality. i think he will try to crush the rebel advance um uh, in whatever way that he can. but the question will be whether or not he comes to the conclusion that he won't be able to. and so he's got to engage in some sort of political process. i think it's too early to tell that many of the pros, majority, so in the population of when it comes to your position forces, which claim to be coming to rescue them from depression of that, there's something i said, but after the initial jubilation, just a sense of uncertainty, that's closest allies i sent to you on a p, a. d 10 to help him, but he can control as best as they can. it comes from the russians. he's likely to

get more for them. the radians partly because i think these rabies um we'll, uh, we'll try to strike any iranian redeployment, this area to see it. and um, it says it has block setup like files to woods. the solves and particularly towards the city of how much this video released by government control. media claims to show government forces in control of the north and how about the process or should the the say you did i met city an army general and chief of staff because he met with the scene here with around the in case to be on the but the date and the exact location of the footage can be verified and the scope of the fighting is as a whitening which city and russian army just calling to you to help the areas of the city and its countryside. an air strike target at university hospital killing and wounding many at closing extensive damage. stimulus to like started to the camp

of how the news in the nose on countryside, if eclipse, causing death and destruction. opposition forces, on the other hand, say that he's taken more integrity, including an air base at a number of villages in northern lippo. but with a syrian army seemingly beginning to rally from its initial set box. and the face of the beloved foster slowing down, syria is bracing for a new port, toxic phase of its long and de stating stevenville. how much fun just yeah. well let's look at how the latest fighting has changed the situation in syria. this is a country a week ago, the areas in right, a controlled by syrian government forces supported by iran and russia. the green areas are controlled by opposition groups backed by neighboring to kids such as the higher terry sean onto for h t s. and the purple areas are controlled by you, siri and democratic forces made up mainly of us backs kurdish forces. now on

november 27th opposition forces launched an offensive from italy aimed at a level serious 2nd largest city. they rapidly drove out government forces taking full control in just 4 days. they then turn south to serious 4th largest city, hama, if he has bottles of taking based on his on scarce russian aircraft have increased that strikes to stop advance of opposition sizes. they moving along the n 5 road connecting the country's major cities, and they say if they come either advance on serious 3rd largest city homes before targeting the capital, damascus, jealous know car motion is in a level, he says, despite defense of combat, some residents are unsure about how the opposition forces intent to govern the city . as we are here in the heart of the city of olive for right in front of olive, close to historic city adults. and as you can see, people have come to this place has been as well known even before the war. people

used to come here to get themselves to enjoy their lives, have a cup of coffee and just sit and enjoy themselves. and even those who are displaced back in 2016, we've met several people who were displaced in 2006 the and due to the military military campaign that by this year and a re g, and supported by its russian um, iranian allies. and also those who used to live in the city when the city was controlled by these ear raging forces. however, we felt, uh, some civilians actually told us that they can't help themselves, but to feel a slight feeling of fear and frustration because the change was so fast and they really don't know how the off position forces are going to govern the city . they also told us that a under the, when the city was controlled by the sea and redeem forces,

they didn't have any sort of freedom of speech or anything. and they have a saying, here's them, some civilians you told us that wouldn't be able to be suited, was controlled by the gen regime. they told us that they have a sing that was have years over here. so they really don't know how the opposition forces are going to govern them. however, the local authorities of the syrian salvation government, which basically they are the opposition forces, the civilian sector, reassured, the civilians that uh, the upcoming days of the future is going to be better. but they, they just need a little more time to organize the living situation. of the city, i want to take you in a tour around this place as people are you know, come coming and going to this location even even during the night, just to, you know, just to forget a little bit about what's happened in the last couple of days and the fast a changes on development that this area has with miss no car much from

in front of the historic. so to the valuable lippo syria to oh, there's been a variety of different medic activity in the wake of this flare up of violence in syria. iran into kids stand on opposite sides of a syrian conflict and representatives of both sides where a non correct to discuss the price is simple. so who has more from high to on the turkey syria border all the but this is it lives university hospital. now agreement minder of the costs, the for bombing hospitals remains a war crime under international law. yet such as sparks continue. this flare up and fighting over this long run and conflict has sent diplomats in action once again in on colorado, turkish for administer. how confident hosted is you when you come to report a bus? iraqi fresh from talks in damascus. the attempt is clear. what is next for syria in

this long and devastating conflict? surely they give a shout, but just follow the ticks out. the reason for the wi spread completely wrapped in again is the issue is remaining on results for the course of the last or 2 years. the less than the demands of the position had been ignored and the seat of regina did not engage with the poor pickup process. seriously, i saw them, i talked to her on and on, crossed and on opposite sides of the conflict. there different perspectives, unmistakably clear during mondays press conference and head office. how about your theaters to organizations in syria are in close contact with? is it right? i'm being not states, their actions are meant to divert attention from. what is it or is doing and you live in an undergrad, so that's why the situation in syria is totally different. well, 2 kits for administer emphasize the need for compromise from all sides. internationally recognized later of the syrian opposition criticized damascus for ignoring the demands of its people. the divisions continued disruption of the

united nations on said political process and geneva has caused a major disruption in the chances of a stable life in sylvia vessel, there was no alternative but to use the basic negotiating to which is through the 4th and the use of military operations use, so for shoals of risk concerns about how to who to terms enrollment in the off position of fences while labeling of the group to restore going to zation. they also acknowledge the pressure with what's on the show real assault silverman, and continue engage with all parties in a call with uranium present messed with possession. the russian president vladimir, put in emphasized cooperation with iran to support us government against terrace groups, blaming their backers or the unrest in northern syria post efforts to achieve peace, including by the u. n. n a shed as an s dawn and so a chief have faltered. but diplomacy is showing signs of progress with the parties

divided compromise now sees to be sent. so anyway, solution. so you have to solo l to 0, hotel it onto a serial border to 11 on the house, ministry says at least 9 people have been killed in the series of these radio stripes. on to 7 pounds is there as all me says it's attacking targets 11 on hours off to hezbollah. launch rockets for the 1st time since the cx 5 was agreed. the on till 5 drawer gets into an area called mount dogs is located in the shape of farms which is occupied by israel by claimed by 11 on ali. hashem is enabled with the latest the fraudulent seas 5 between has the law and is right on the liberties is really bought. a saw its 1st major challenge today. when has lot to act the ship out from the occupied should all forms with a couple of this size in retaliation, or what has will i called defensive?

and it shows retaliation as well as violations of the seas file now is run a fact, several of any is 1000 villages in south lebanon, and they've been casualties before. and these are facts. over the past 5 days they've been several is very violations of this is fine. got to that to some of the killings and also for people abducted into how to fall on the border between 11 and is right now with has with laws retaliation and is rose of stocks today. that seems to be, as i'm, as well as the live flies to put a couple of options in front of is run on the got on to is maybe the united states and from either that's going to be a ceasefire. and everyone is going to keep the 4th or 5th. all there's going to be an exchange of fire as a state for something that's going probably in this situation. to shake this flash

drive, seize 5 more and more on the hush images it all they do. the a pony, an applicant uptake, that's how the u. n. chief has described the situation in gaza. antonio gutierrez says, conditions faced by policy and may amount to the grey this international crimes. his statement was right out of the conference in egypt aimed at increasing humanitarian aid. to palestinians, meanwhile, is really strikes continue to target several areas across the gaza strip. one was on a shop selling clothing in a busy marketplace in guys, a city. at least 2 people account. many of the attacks have destroyed homes and schools. sheltering families have been displaced several times even for lady was at the scene of these really market attack and gaza city. i am right now in the market

in the targeting. besides, we are trying to serve the fire right now. as we can see, the numbers of chelsea as have been killed. others were wounded. as you can see the seeing here, the market has turned into a place of pride. you the. 1 directly targeted the shops here and on the market. this is a vibrant place in more than $15000.00 strip, where the money is come to acquire the basic necessities and buy the basic goods for their families. they ended up being targeted and, and brutally killed. and we're sort of add very densely populated markets here in more than a century by the city. and this is the scene here, has turned into a scene of the tragedy. really,

i did the wrong. i didn't go to sign and honey, my mood has more from there, but i, on the other is really a tax across casa, this is really military. is terry's out in more deadly years strikes earlier today the reef and it was on a marketplace in the heart of old jobs. this is the central part of the city where many of the department of floors are located very close to atlanta the baptist hospital. but the attack happened when a group of people were inside a department store for clothes were shopping and trying to get their hands on whatever they're able to advise, just to protect themselves from the food with or the worst thing with or didn't visions of it through to people did confirm goals at the spot. those who been transferred to allow the hospital are in serious condition right now. they arrive with the pleadings and severe burns. as of the attack happened at the time when the really military use deadly weapons involve. uh, they are parked with nails,

and these are the metals that when they've cut through the flash, the cost severe it bleeding throughout the day. is this the 1000000000 population across thousands to the end the northern positive endure? it's heavy and intense bombing campaign coupled with the ongoing, systematic demolition of residential homes in northern part of district. many of the cities that we happen to see throughout the day suggest that this really monitors contracting is really private companies, the flap in measure of parts of the northern part of the guy was a freebie. none of them do go ahead with the plants of build of establishing a buffer zone that is a really heating of major parts of northern gov. as of now, everything that was being the genocide, the last, the ongoing bombardment and the intense bombing can stay in all fields into one. inclusion is really military of emptying northern gov by acts of bombardment and population is transfer using to starvation as

a weapon of war. honeymoon more via from the central air of the guster. how the sky still ahead on now to 0, joe biden arrives the 9, so that visit scene as a loss of the traffic to redeem his african legacy. the u. n. whole stocks in saudi arabia to tackle drought. and these are to vacation with a warning that the wells food supply is at risk. the the had a low, they will start down on the way a stampede of storms are running that way from central to eastern areas of australia, bringing some very heavy rain to the likes of queensland and new south wales tasmania. to know it is a start of summer, so it still remains very hot and humid here despite the west to web. and you can

see the storms and showers continuing across more northern areas, largely settled and dry for central and southern areas and its system of the story . for w a. we could see some showers, however, kissing into the coast of western australia on wednesday. but it is a story of heats across central areas and towards that southeast corner will be seen 30 degrees of sunny and settled with the state in melbourne. and as we lots of sunshine and woods across northern parts of the south island in new zealand, the north island too. but as that very heavy rain running up the west, christ church will see the wounds. the temperature does come down slightly, will be pushing 30 degrees in gigs, but with lots of sunshine. however, by the mid week. and it does look a lot quiet. so across most of the china temperatures that have come down there still a little above the average, here it is going to get cooler. i move wintery, however, across moving parts of japan by wednesday, the

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offensive on government as areas in syria. the russian and syrian government forces have responded with a series of ass rights on several areas in the audience, in the northwest, opposition fi to cease control of to military air force me a level after taking a say the 2nd largest city on sunday, and 11 on the health ministry says at least 9 people have been killed in use or in the air strikes in the south. those attacks came hours after as the launch rockets for the 1st time since a ceasefire was agreed. both sides are accusing each other of violating the agreement and in the gaza strip. these are these tribes continued target several areas including a marketing, gaza city. at least 2 people were killed. the united nations secretary general has described the situation, gaza as a pony and applicant of to as certain to either was use 9 protesting georgia, continuing for 5th. 9th demonstrates is are angry about the government's decision

to delay talks to join the european union police. you see a gas to drive protest as away from the parliament building is gathered that each night since the ruling georgia dream party announced his decision to put the you, accession talks on hope that speak to alex craven there about this is the executive director of the democratic security institute, which is an independent think time focused on democracy and security in eurasia is joining us from w. c. thank you so much for your time. we seen some pretty 10 scenes again on the streets of tbilisi tonight. can you tell us 1st, more about what's been happening these last few hours as well? i mean, deans, hence why you have, i'm gonna select the country as the pos beach, as absolutely no sign. if we're basing protests a huge, nevermind for a high numbers, there was some discussions that maybe because today was a working day that might be a bit smaller, but now is the immense and this is, is there anything on the growing their progress spoke here?

it's been easy, business hasn't been thousands of these across the country, even quite a small towns that they naturally have process. there's a huge process wave, but what's also causing concern is the, is the heavy as the police backlash. the right police have behaved in ways which plan to put it bluntly pretty by. i see myself my own eyes. i have to show through a church by so by please be. so people in the church y'all. i don't see it. you know, there's lots of footage of people being chased through the streets and be not maybe 1012 police people being more protest as to that level of police brutality that we see has actually caused even more anger amongst many georgians. indeed, we have seen a t gas being used on the protesters. these demonstrations are focused specifically on whether or not georgia joins the you who's behind this protest movement. because we've heard the private historic use of demonstrators of falling victim. he said to

the oppositions lies these days, words and denying that you accession talk had been put on hold as well. i mean, i think that doesn't really stand up to any subjective reasoning in the sense that when the opposition to it starts to process the election results, which happens of insult type. but those protests did not really take all the children populace. did not. we all mass come out to protest of the sort of non but it was only when the government said that it was a bad thing. so the time being the membership page, the hundreds of thousands of people to the streets. no one is actually he didn't surprise me, but they were completely spontaneous. in fact, the opposition indeed is complete. he failed to rally best impulses and this sort of way. so actually these protesters that would be happening really should really have any organizational tools. it's just the way that she and directed against the one of the people he sees the betrayal of decades. it's george and

uh, access to joining your opinion, which i think he it is typical type of space. how important that is students because for the drawings, it's the base. it will tend to busha and rough is not particularly popular here for one. but it's a wonderful to go with uh with the russian back in 2018, but sure maintains been if you presence isn't to jordan regions. right. um, it's a very difficult situation between the 2 countries and the canadian website is no tennessee and it has for many decades being the most out of how many children sites to the government, the cost of the side as long needs to be away and back in right, and the worry now alex, as you say is that, you know, they'll be move on and towards the protesters similar to what we saw in the meantime. how will the authorities respond if these protests continue and, and, you know, how we like you to see some sort of russian involvement at some point? well, i mean, it's very, very difficult to predict, isn't it?

i mean, is probably how to fix. i mean, just a week ago, i very nice co sign, you know, the process, we're not going to happen to the opposition, that's being defeated. and the go was going to probably facilitate this group on powers. i was to take the box and so i was probably cause a to, to predict book or to happen. uh, i mean say, fault there's no, there's no sign of these participating. ask for rush. no rush at one by somebody who has said that but, but when we started ready to intervene, that that would be uh, something as far as fee, it would not be okay. by most people, alex, let me just ask you finally the price of in to us. i know me is rice, billy billy has said that she's not going to step down in december. when her turns ends. what are we likely to see happen then? because what's happening now, we're also seeing senior diplomats that sound like georgia's and basset to the us. do you think this pressure will, will continue and how we like to use the pressure from the outside as well from the you, for example, as well. i mean, yes, so is this huge wave of uh,

different tools and bestest resign? well, just the doors and the best for us to spend these 3 to 5 minutes through the whole country, little sandbox medlin's access to the check of populate. and the few other countries, i think he was trying to assistance the side most. i mean, he doesn't exist in the situs and different problems. you think ministry defense. so there is that kind of wave officials both sides and the uh, but in terms of when that amounts to a challenge. so the role of the government's and that's something that remains to be seen on the eve of the west has been kind of it's quite, i mean they, they, they, uh, since that they've said made statements, especially concerned about the violence used against purchased has been ultimately both even the us have been pretty uh, muted in terms of their response is not actually causing some anger. here in georgia, georgia feels the west. these take the most strongest towns, the don't. many jewels has been purchased. that is really fast. and the west is

like 4 feet 50 miles. okay. thank you so much for your insights. alex, very good to talk to you about this. alex craven, the executive director of the democratic security institute, thank as to guinea now where at least 56 people have died. and this time peter football stadium, a spectator. so soldiering a match on sunday security forces responded with t a gas causing panic. nicholas hack has a detail panic on the football pitch. what was supposed to be a family friendly sunday night match? that'd be in zachary's stadium in getting for us to region. turns deadly. the referees last minute decision to award a penalty to the home team sparks and received supporters of the visiting team through water bottles and rocks on the pitch. security forces responded by firing tear gas onto the fans in this dance, thousands attempt to escape the overcrowded stage and meant to hold far fewer

people in the desperate scramble to escape. many teenagers and children died suffocating and trampled into chaos. again again, i see i'm not going to be that strong to canadian government assures the population that serious investigations will be carried out to establish responsibility for this unfortunate event. sports should be a vehicle for peace and fraternity. the tournament was an attempt by the unpopular government to gain sympathy among it in suffering from poverty and the high cost of living, the government. all the agenda is, how's a kind of even essential tear like, uh, related to those kind of events being transformed into a position or possibly even close ties to the region in order to vision to families have been blocked by security forces from reaching marks and hospitals inside the dr. described bodies lying as far as i can see, nicholas hawk algae 0 u. s. as in joe biden,

is the non go out in the long from his visit to sub saharan africa, his data showcase the us backed railway project, which is pushing as a new approach to counter some of china's influence on the african continent by didn't as a 1st sitting us president to visit on go out, and j u is the executive, chairman of the african energy chamber explains how present by this visit is being seen in, on goal and beyond. i think sometimes you would have to say, but i leave done. never. you would have been very good if he had come before, maybe last year, but i think him still coming to angola. it shows one thing advertising porton on go, lies important. and there is a big chance that it could really improve you with africa relations that has seen it court when the eyes of reason and i'm going to has done some really good things to be. it was the recipient of the us presidents attention and to be seated at this

time because i think they have not really seen this default in that africa because they didn't really, they want to compete with china. and i think after the crisis and ukraine did this, after a little realize that africa is more important and goal that's more important, we've seen to us engage with the african countries to see get more gaps into europe after the crisis started. but also working on it and security issues around a guard from guinea and also looking at piracy in the eastern part of africa. the u . s. has to engage more, the us have to really walk with africans more. and that has to be, that has not been that what we have seen of reason. so this lots of $1000000000.00 investment in the and then we'll, if somebody is the right direction. but africans also have to do more to attract you. and that is why you see on bowler, when do you reform the government, the are ready to put a lot of changes this stuff to the scene completion come in. so we also have some.