the stories to tell the opposition forces in syria toppled president bush shot. and as far as bringing an end to his 24 years, the unwelcome i'm satisfied of this is on the 0 life from the whole. so coming up on the program, russian media is reporting that aside on his family, on in moscow where they've been growing to assign them the celebrations in many serious the country faces in new quotes to us. present one's of risk ahead and the mind leaving your position to close the future is alice and his 1st speech,

since the full of a shot at the opposition forces have taken control of syria of the 24 years of rule under the shorter subs and 13 years of civil war and the 9th curfew has been imposed in damascus since the opposition begins to work in forming a transitional government. meanwhile, russian media is reporting that aside on his family in moscow and they've been growing to assign them homeless on hot stalls. i'm coverage for new era for syria. after more than 50 years of the assets family rule, opposition fighters have taken control of the country. and the man behind it all the leader of height of the city, the sham. some of the shudder,

also known as m. how much you, nanny, emerged victorious would while speaking at the historic m. o, we mosque in the old city of damascus. he said, the real victory is for all syrians to die, syria is cleans it rid itself of this vile rising. this victory was not at a low price. it is the result of the sacrifice of the full amount as this regime has imprisoned thousands of its own citizens, fun, justly and without any crime. we have the rightful owners of this land. and today we are rewarded with this victory on the streets of damascus celebration, seen and heard across the capital along with the release of prisoners after years of detention under a said, they now walk free and people swarmed the

presidential palace in west or damascus. an image that was only thinkable just a few days ago after taking over se television opposition forces have this message for the syrian people. out of the city of damascus has been liberated the tyrant, the sharla side has been toppled. all the prisoners have been released from the prison of damascus. we wished that all are fighters and citizens preserve and maintain the property of the state of syria. long live syria. on sunday, serious prime minister address of the nation from his home urging the opposition to ensure an orderly transition on number 3. and then we're extending our hands even to the opposition who are ready, reach out to us and gave us assurances they will not cause any harm to any citizen who belongs to the cereal of ours. despite the historic series of events, the world is now lift, wondering what's next for the syrian people come to send food and just

saying this are all of these monitoring developments from us now. now it's a border crossing between 11 on on syria. the joy and jubilation that we saw among syrian refugees we've been living and loving on for more than a decade. with the fall of damascus, with the fall of president bush are all a side to opposition forces to offices and fighters. that joined jubilation has, over the course of the day, turned into fear and uncertainty by the syrian refugees that are now assuming is 11 on once again. but for a different reason. gilani struck a very different tone before he took over all of the cities and before he went into damascus and made that victory speech, the tone then was one of the united syria for all the toe now is decidedly one sided. what we've been hearing from the people that we've been speaking through and something to notice that since the curfew in damascus,

the out flow of refugees from loving on into syria stopped for the day. but while we are seeing is a consistent flow of people coming from syria, him to lebanon, we just witnessed a massive group of people with blankets, with whatever they can carry, leaving syria for fear of the fighters that have now taken over. they say they are here, they are scared. some of them who were speaking to a said that they've been forced out of their homes. and now the a flood to loving on. they say. so a family we met said that they were headed to the buried airport, and they were leaving others have said they're not sure where they're going to go, but they find relative safety here in lebanon, but they are afraid and they are on the move. and so the fisher and that were really the core of the civil war in syria for so long, they do risk widening now. and it is a critical time. and what happens going forward will be in the hands of the actors on the ground that piecemeal hold different parts of syria, their whole power in syria. now nearly i sharper for love of us joins us on the

line from most guy. uh you. yeah theres been also suspect can they show on our sides whereabouts? um one finally we have an on so yeah, absolutely. it's been reported by the states. uh, i need to the russian authorities that have provided before monsieur and president and his family members with political assign them as acquirements, so fated for humanitarian reasons. so his family is also in the russian capital that was tools that aside could have possibly been evacuated by russian play that to come from russian base and latasha. and several hours ago on the way to russia with a trans pond is turned off. by the way, when the see where an uprising began by the end of new them. but there were reports that aside and whose families lead to russia, that aside as small to test, has committed hardly but bottom line most could neither confirmed nor denied those report. uh right now a flag is here in flag has been removed from the sewer and embassy most good at the

flagpole. the building is now empty. somewhere like the cobra you see a red flag was resolved, will appear to know tony. this language also does a lot, a place with the name of, of the syrian diplomatic mission was removed from the building of the syrian and the scene. russia, like russian officials are in contact with representatives of the sewer know position according to, to the coming sort. and the see where no position leaders have guarantees the security of russian military bases in natasha and tell to as well as the russian diploma, the commissions in syria and the result information of the russian associates. can cedric necessary to review negotiations on the settlement of the syria under the u . n. a supervision. so, but still a lot of uncertainty in old a situation. yeah. and you were just mentioning that with these russia bases in syria was, can you just go through once again what this potential agreement is?

do we know any more on that as well? actually during the shot of us as we'll see where it was brushed his tongue just ally in the middle east. and he allowed bullshit to have a naval base one and talked to the neighbor one and. and the base in may be near the top left and exchange for most good political on the ministry support. so they say that russia use the, it's naval base and talk to you for transferring it necessary to african begun malia and central african republic. uh right now i had a 40 minutes, treat russian for a minute. your statement, according to that statement, the middle to personnel at the russian bases in syria, our in high lead. i'm glad there was no serious threat to the safety and there was no panic at the bases right now. but at that could allegedly mean another means of agreement between russia and took care that we can only allege that. but. ringback

so we concept anything for sure right now, so basically it remains to be seen. what's going to happen next? okay, thank you very much for that latest update. you'll hear from russia. well, in the us, the president has hailed the full of a size regime, saying the syrian president must be held accountable for its crimes. joe biden says, washington will work with regional partners to give series the best charles to rebuild the country bots. one's a possible risks i had a long last shot or james fall. this regime brutalized and tortured and killed. literally hundreds of thousands of innocent series of fathers is a fundamental lack of justice to moment of historic opportunity. long suffering people with syria to build a better future for the proud country. it's also going to risk and assert, as were all turn to the question of what comes next. united states will work with

our partners. and stakeholders in syria telling them, sees an opportunity to manage the risk. okay, well that's close to patsy cole. hayden, who joins us live from washington. d. c. patsy job. i'm outlining that how the us is going to approach this new syria. tell us more for about the next 5 weeks. this gives us about as long as he is left in the office, was a really remarkable speech from us president joe biden. he seemed to be taking credit for the fall of the cheryl also saying that the reason he's got is because russia around it has the are weaker than when he took office and basically taking credit for those countries not being able to support. i'll also now i think it's remarkable to note that he didn't mention any of what his support for israel in the region has cost in terms of human lives and loss. but he really so i wanted,

came out on a defiant tone, talking about this is a forward policy achievement. say that he was going to send senior officials to the region as a secured allies in the region as well. and pointed out that the u. s. is conducted about a dozen strikes on ices, target arsole target in syria just over the last 24 hours. and that is one of the things that the us is expressing concern about. they have about 900 troops in syria, in the defeat iso campaign. now you, so with joe biden is promising to help sir rebuild, but again, he's out of office and just over a month and donald trump is coming in and he has made it cleared his 1st term. he doesn't when us troops in syria tried to pull them out before before being blocked by some members of his own party. and a lot of pushback from the pentagon, but he is twins put out on social media that this is now the us is fight. and he is

made clear and the people that he's bringing in this term, especially if made clear that they don't believe that the us should be sending for money to any government so well, president biden is harold, in his role in this downfall and promising big things to come, those are largely going to be out of his control and patsy. can you give us a brief background with us as involvement in a series? yeah. because also the main group, and that's been leading this up as a position of full, sweeping through the country, is actually on the terrace listed in the us from why i'm just done it is, it's a h, a c, h t s is officially designated a terrorist organization within the united states, if you are the president, allude to that he said they're saying the right things. but then again, we've heard from officials over the past few days since they are concerned that this group had ties to al qaeda. and so the president sounded an optimistic note

because of what the leadership has been said, but when it comes to what power the us has, it's not what any one of the major players in deciding the future of syria, especially when donald trump takes office. so yes, the us is cautiously optimistic. they are concerned about some elements of the now i've no longer opposition forces, but the president side, so send you the hope photo saying that their words were one thing. now they want to watch their actions. me okay, thank you. very much for that latest update that from washington dc. patsy cole haine. and now we're going to go to more ron bouchard, who's old, is there a senior political analyst joining us live from london moran. you heard the speech the by us president, joy advising. i'm highlighting that iran, russia has been about a week since he said i took a office as an, as patsy was saying, that seems to be taking a little some credits um, really

a speech before he leaves office. yes, there was something good that it really delusional. about by didn't i think he's not just getting old and he's getting beyond that. um just the idea of uh, taking credit for basically what, what and bravo, the password which is genocide. and they say that in other words, a genocide that gives the people in front of sign, lease, start changing theater. i mean, that's the end of the day. that's cool. so more than what it is, that's what crimes and nothing on. and drove them their agent into perhaps a whole lot water between is or iran on about draws. his genius is this something i don't know too much for me to cry or laughter. but clearly as a. busy demand is on his way out in more ways than one. and the next president already seems to be saying, we want to have nothing to do with this and he's probably right. but i don't way

it's, it's much better that america is welcome to change the city and not at all because america needs to be the world super far as where they're going to be. maybe these thought or so. no one has gone to complain about america. finding the change in syria or i said, playing a good thing. how would that america contribute to the rebuilding of an independent that as you said, solve the past, syria? that's the main question. because if they've got a song supporting, so essentially this movement like the quick, i like a good disclosement in ne syria. what they're saying is that's not how to proceed. because what they've had just been doing in the city i dial for good number of years is support the socialist munition in northern soon. hopefully this will stop now the concept is no longer good. and the courage, the questions the most to see, i know is what are the, are, could be part of partial when you and i can see the celia for on its citizens,

syria football series. i hope the next is which is the west side of the russian center works for other sites. the cool border of secessionist move within a country that me excited the but more divisions. i'm wrong. it was really interesting actually, how much she mentioned is real, assessing the, the top of his statement. and this is also, do you think this assaults of, i mean if you look at when the will happens and the with garza and he tried to push for a ceasefire. it seems for the longest time is row seemed to go against that. and yet he actually said we supported israel's freedom of action against the radio networks in syria. what are your thoughts on how much mentioning of his role that has been in this there's absolutely no doubt that he thinks that the american support it is ready. the general sides and war crimes being assigned 11 on the

notes where it is a good fit. any face the price is high. and that's what, really, what is me, that's what i think it's somehow like a sort of a delusion on board the on site because the price is not right. the general southern gaza war crimes and 11 on and. busy to be doing a whole lot more live, at least that's one of the voices of if the united states stage and that you clear being with the one. if the united states is the withdrawal from up to 53030, see it again until the city and because i don't, the causes here is american support. it just scares what firms enjoy this. i mean because they said was done on the yeah. and then you'll say and came out so it will comes in gently sliding cause of course as, as all of this is happening, that will is still ongoing. that but also quite brazenly, is role taking a box design and perhaps taking an opportunity with what's happening in syria,

this box design, of course, being in syria or you're absolutely right then. and why does it not say anything about the, by the way i invited, did not do anything to buy from solution off the occupied, see, didn't go on high a suit and say that sort of and expires, right? in the contradiction to international law and sort of by a nation of the international law and every other law. now, what is there as doing? what that 10 years doing is stopping in? go not only in the going on, right, but you starting not to expand and to violate all the agreements, including direct and 74 agreement will show you how. because the this change in government and syria, which is again to me on the phone illegal. and so on, so forth, but by doing the sinus. so if you're not a sofa, promote it. so uh it does, it makes it scientists you continue to support is unconditionally. even though it's,

as you said, continues to carry that genocide in kind of savvy continues just testing the entire region. the gold on heights is occupied seating services when the prime instead of his. busy and indicted criminal for all practical purposes. shows up in that goal in high so talks about israeli citizens and communities when he is actually standing on off your bike there. 30 against international law threatening a country basically say if you don't support our generalizing was uh, and i wanna work around 11 on, then we're going to go after you to me and uh, interesting, the diagnosis that us will engage with those syrian groups. when it comes through a transition, in what way do you think the engagement will look like a? well, that's a pick up i thought was, you know, finally something positive to be psyched by a person. but again, has practice at least call him. so it doesn't matter really, really what he says. but yes, in the end, the idea that i think there is a kind of

a defect to america versus mission. but the groups, the name of the terrorist and the balance, do they put on those need? those, it probably is no longer uh, game on that probably the united states is going to, we can see its gonna with its a previous version project. and it's going to watch and see how the various goose moving sit in order to make a you judgment with you, with about whether to sanction them or not, on so on. so for quite a and the american support, as i said, probably is gonna be 230 with on if my understanding this correctly, i'm going to have to be honest with you because trump is not going to get involved with the details of the reconstruction or the state of the thing is in syria, and clearly this is going to happen through the charts and the parents, of course, not sticking opposition, just opposite the back of the americans on the cold dish flushes and the secession and so on, so forth. but the,

i think the next the rest is going to be forced to go to therapy because turkey has some actually flow smell in syria. and it is, and i to remember all of it. and because it's standing on the opposite side of see it then the ronnie is and, you know, i know this is the united states. so i think you're going to see a bit of hands off by the next administration, which comes to syria and probably outsource a lot of the advice it into us to turkey. okay, thanks very much. more on bizarre, that for allies enjoy biden's a statement when it comes to syria. meanwhile, fee is ready. the military has issued a warning to residence in several towns in southern syria, telling them to stay at time. and as moran and i were just talking about, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is ready forces have seized a buffer zone in the occupied golden heights. we gave this really army the order to take over those positions to ensure that no hostile force and budgets so for right

next to the border visual, this is a temporary defensive position until a suitable arrangement is phone. equally. we send a hand to piece to all those beyond our border in syria, to the jews, to the goods, to the christians, and to the muslims who want to live in peace with his will. will go to follow events very carefully. if we can establish a neighborly relations and a peaceful relations with the new forces emerging in syria, that's our desire. but if we do not, we'll do whatever it takes to defend the state of israel. and the border of as many syrians have fled to jordan during the civil war. now some are looking forward to returning home address. there is no j has been speaking to some of them and she reports from job to that's the border crossing between jordan and syria. a joy and disbelief here of the jordanian syrian border of thousands of syrians who haven't been able to return to their country some for more than

a decade are now finally able to go home. surely wish i can describe how is she? i'm of your julia. i've been away from loved ones for 13 years. i have been trying for 3 days. our country is beautiful and the homeland is so precious. we were born and raised to our country, syria is beautiful. jordan chairs more than 370 kilometers of borders with syria. so there are a lot of concerns for the states here about what comes next. in the meantime, 700000 syrians whose thoughts refuge here in jordan can now dare to dream. to make this final journey through those gates by comb, with all the address data on the job of crossing between jordan and syria. and so, okay, how is the largest number of syrian refugees? many looks for safety there off the fleeting the civil war in 2011 out of full of president bush. auto says region is a turning point that has spots renew, debates about the future of refugees and whether they can return home,

said m costio glo reports from have. i need to accuse border with syria. they chanted freedom outside to see you in concert in a symbol, syrians into kia had just learned a news. prison push oral assault had been now said in damascus was now in the hands of the opposition fighters. sealants poured into the squares of his stumble and cities across took us, celebrating the long awaited victory they had dreamed of for more than a decade. today is a day of joy. i don't know how to express this feeling. there was fear inside us. now there's no more fear. we are no one. and you'll say, speaking at the donor form and cuts are the circus for in this or how confident represent seem to counter your hosting. the largest number of syrian refugees that millions of display series can now return to their country. and he called for unity

. it is time to unite and reconstruct the country. today we call on all actors in and outside the region to act with prudence and come and to refrain from steps does go further. the stop lies the region. the territorial integrity and units of syria must be preserved. system to one to 2 into 3 more than 160000 syrians living and took you have return to serial. on a voluntary basis, we are in a neighbor who's in house. i was serious 1st. so the refuge after please the civil war in 2011. having endured years of conflict and the station of the 2023 earthquake, many here say they're willing to go back home, or they will so worried about the future after the full of a set. after off on from the has lived in turkey for 11 years, it has a reason for return. killenger moves. my father has been in jail in syria for 13

years. we don't know his crime or if he's even alive, his prison has been storm and all the inmates were let go. syria improves us. we may return. i mean, i don't know, but also i was raising through p a. syria is still my home. so what's the thought originally from a level runs of business in this neighborhood? moved by the capture of the capital damascus. he says he's determined to go not to get hold on, we will return soon may be in weeks. the key was come to us and we are great. but we want to go back, see it. he is unstable, and officers must re establish order. the syrian opposition may harass to the south, but for took in the presence of curtis. why pj, you fighters in northeast and syria poses an immediate threat to its territorial integrity. hello. feel by us, support for potential. hold on. i mean the future of syria will not depend on its young generation. and so you invested, you see, even took, you will want to have

a part in that scene up to solar, elda 0. outside on to, to syria border. siri know, position finances high for these prisoners. since capturing the capital, damascus, announcing the full of the assad government, a position fight to say they've freed all of those who and just need to change on the fonts rule accel, some of its reports they run is free man for the 1st time in years escaping the confines of serious prisons, the across syria scenes of liberation as thousands emerge from detention centers, leaving facilities that have been described as human slaughter houses address thoughts. becky, as long rule that many activists have called a kingdom of silence. they are among thousands of individuals. the rest,

as for opposing president assad during and since the 2011 uprising obviously was just the number i have been missing my family, things i'm dead. they don't know anything about me. there are many people who have been missing for many years. there were prisoners with me who were 60 and 70 years old. the mass released follows us with defense that by opposition groups will cease control of government, strong coals level, hama, and homes, ultimately capture in damascus and the assaults rule. for years, the un documented systematic torture and abuse in more than 100 detention centers among them sitting by a prison. the most notorious, the amnesty international says thousands were killed there in the mess hangings and secret executions survivors report overcrowded cells in widespread torture with pipes and electric shocks. many died from preventable medical conditions and their families never learned their face. i know he was up too much. we are in the middle

of damascus. i swear to god. our execution was supposed to be today just half an hour ago. 54 of us were going to be excused today for kansas family. so have waited years for use of their missing loved ones. their release brings both hope and anguish with the present gates. finally open sea road will have to come to terms with some of the darkest secrets of their machines, brutality. and with the ones that may never hill axles, i much out, is there a number of syrians on police to still be held in dungeons the notorious fight, naya present, knew the muskets during the shorter subs rule, many people who oppose the government and adopt in those cells known as the red wing, but since i size full many of those who disappeared and was sent to the volts haven't been reached. i'm to stay international, says the said ne,

a prison located. so take a moment, says north of damascus houses 10 220000 detainees under the control of syrian minute, treat police dogs serious rule to house on this. the says, 13000 people executed that in just the 1st 6 years off. the 20 eleven's uprising peaceful protesters and suspects of decisions have been held in the taurus facility, many without charge or even given some trials, survivors report system sick, daily be things torture, salvation and score these conditions with gods in forcing absolute silence, torture and says, naya hasn't been used interrogation, i'm the see says bots for humiliation on punishments. family visits often resulted in most of the of the things that those that were held the.