i want to say it was teens on the ground when you closer to the heart of the story, [000:00:00;00] the 70 and fight as button the to move the former president as the new administration, such as peace officer, more than a decades of war. the time about this, and this is audra 0 live from doha, also coming up the marks of daily torture survivors of a notorious, damascus prison speak of how they were beaten and humiliated. the un general assembly overwhelmingly votes to demand an immediate unconditional and permanency spawn or in god's plus. israel kills nearly 50 pounds of screens and the

gaza strip on wedding sage. even his talks and a cease fire under way. in egypt, the city is due, administration is pledging to secure potential chemical weapons sites with the help of international partners. the inter and prime minister has also promised to get state institutions back up and running and opposition fighters auto ready, dismantling symbols of the past. they've destroyed the tomb of the father of us. did president bush out all of us on friday? a car begins are coverage an end of an era of oppression. syria and the opposition group now in charge of much of the country says it wants to signal a new beginning an usher in change for syrians and emotionally human cards. uh huh . the tomb. as the president, bashar of a search father,

hospice was symbolically destroyed. a large, it's not my fault one that we so it's burnt and destroyed by the people of his village because he started for them because they hated him because he destroyed us . he displaced them and placed the new administration in syria says its main priority is restoring security and stability across the country. searching for those who took part in the torture and kidding of the changing prisons and morgan, damascus, syrians wait an agony, hoping for information about loved ones who have been missing for years. the what did, by charlottesville, due to these people, if you had imprisoned them, tried them, we wouldn't have said no, but to cut them like that. it's some just serious new administration says it plans to rebuild for the asset family destroyed for more than 50 years. an exclusive interview without

a 0 serious inter and prime minister said government institutions are already going back to work for that purpose. the warrant, many former employees will have to face justice and walk about what i can about and that's to be to meet. and so at the, the door remains open for all employees, except for those whose hands stained with blood from military institutions who old load, the once employees to come back and forth against the syrian people. displacing them, these individuals will be referred to quotes the trial before being allowed to return to the roles and the institutions assess. the new administration says it hopes the millions of records for the flight the country during the civil war will return. syrians in the middle east and abroad, anxiously wait to see what happens next. for the a car, how to 0. depends it going as cautious about the new city, new administrations, commitment to secure

a chemical weapons sites saying is going to be judged by its actions. that's what this leader is saying on the ground about chemical weapons. i mean, these are good things we want to we, we welcome this type of rhetoric, but we have, you know, actions have to meet words as well. so we're going to continue to work with the groups that we have relationships with. again, our focus is that these chemical weapons do not fall into the wrong hands. these really minutes has been coming out a major error offensive on savvy m as low as 2500 strikes and sunday many on the capitol, damascus to naval facilities have been hit for 15 vessels. with dr. is on a claims to have destroyed 80 percent of serious military capabilities, including hitting chemical weapons facilities is very ground forces are also moving deeper into the sevien golan heights. effectively expanding israel's occupation, the military has seized what was the militarized buffer zone. and so move that the un says violates the 1974. this engagement agreement between israel and syria that walsh is a professor at the national defense university. the former pentagon,

director of arabian peninsula affairs. it says, israel's mean talkative, chemical weapons stockpiles to eliminate any threats against the security. as in 2013, the french estimator that there were about a 1000 tons of chemical weapons in syria. there was supposed to be a un supervised process that led to the destruction of all chemical weapons. the syrians declared that completed in 2014 but they clearly had, you know, they conducted a chemical attack against civilians in 2017 or another one in 2018. so there's nothing an open source that indicates how many there are, but i'm pretty sure that these are at least have a good idea of what they're doing and they're working their way down the list. i think they were afraid that some bosher last so i might use chemical weapons against israel. so, um, in the, in the interim, what you've seen is, of course, aside as fallen is relative, also targeted syrian,

the syrian air force which no longer exists and their missile launch facility. so the syrian, the opposition, even if you get a bad actor, you know, like, dash coming out of the central desert, they don't have the ability to deliver chemical weapons. and also there's on certain maybe just released kind of how to move a smooth band the with a side where they knew how to keep them from doing certain things. they don't know what the government's going to be like in syria, and they don't want to take a chance. you know, just see those gained access to a notorious, damascus prison run by somebody's intelligence service during the outside regime. much of it was built underground and contain cells known as coughing rooms to young man to being held there. i've been telling no team what it was. like i said, i'm checking on next. pause. i've got to can you tell us about the reason for your arrest? your experience in detention and the conditions and torture you endured the zip code alone. there was a loss of torture. we were hungry and only eggs. mold the green bridge,

and they pulled out town dials. not off with no. so that's about it as much so. so what was the reason for your rest that i'm the i'm sort of done i'm, there's a lot of them because i hit the member of the security forces who was assaulting my mother. i couldn't bear to see this and i hit him. so yeah, we were brought here 1st we would take him to sell 27 and then transferred to this . so once and then i'm on. we slips here suffering from life, scabies and elegy. so now we'll get the most of a had to be given. we would towards should daily and unimaginable weiss find they be so so now bad enough, there was someone who would being hit the 15 yours is that i'm a little homeless specialists. i don't us see outside when we set michael. were there women and children with you? or for the new saw home, but they were many women and children. the women's room is over this, and i was brought before the judge about

a month ago. but i didn't leave the sell off to that type of thing. and what about you flush a loss was held in section 12. you cannot imagine the amount of beating we endured . there would force us to lie down on our backs and shoulders and then insult curse and humiliated. somebody had not done it. i could. the food was inevitable, no one could eat it. they usually give us a glass of water in the evening to survive. we wouldn't eat again until 7 am the next day. the size of the bathroom was used on a strict schedule. and if you made a mistake, you were beaten, cursed and humiliated what i can, the number any 4 balls we slept, piled on top of each other. if someone was pulled out of a pile and they were beaten outside the cell and then suddenly larger. i still have marks and went back and legs from the torture. i was even shot and the bullet went to the bone here. i'll show you my legs some certain look a lot of channels. so uh, is it the silver fee because of the incident with the security member,

i had come to visit a friend and ended up being detained with, with no connection to any st. and my brother and cousin were also detained, each placed in a separate cell. we've occurs to beaten and humiliated daily on the walls here we mark dates and wrote things down. for example, this a sunday, it helped to stay connected to the outside world and keep track of the time the seller was in had lighting electricity. but there were other cells with no light at all, where people can see anything. if they want to do to confess to something they would force you to the ground, tie your feet and be you until you admitted it there. and if you didn't, they would tie your hands in, suspend you from the upper floor. they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors. millions of in fact, to mean pills down to the binding kept a gun, have been finding warehouses and not an air base in syria him days off. so the icing of president bush had all a side survey i said to be transformed into a so called knock over the state under the r saturday gene producing an export the

drugs last year, the us sanctioned a number of 7 individuals, including 2 of us sides relatives for the alleged involvement and the drug trade. here's why counting on has been so important for the asset regime. it's the brand name of a cycle active medicine produced in the 19 sixty's. it contains a synthetic drug called finish filling by the 1980s as being banned in most countries because it's highly addictive and it has serious side effects. it's estimated 80 percent of the drug worldwide was produced in syria under the come on of the outside regime. joshua alonda is the director of the center for mentally studies at the university of oklahoma. he says the trade of kept it going was essential, lucrative business for us on sherry was a failed state that the regime had become completely corrupt and it didn't have any money. after all, the united states held the gas and oil, and it was very severe sanctions and he was trying to rebuild. of course he

couldn't rebuild. and the, the whole country was running on fumes with almost no electricity and had kept the gone became an alternative for the cyber shame. and it went right up to my head last night. the, the brother of the shot aside who um, who was in charge of collecting the money from this very lucrative trades that that but doubled. busy the surrounding countries, shutting down the source of income is going to leave the state without anything. and, you know, 50 percent of government receipts before the civil war came from oil and gas and today, serious got no oil and gas industry. and what small amount is being produced is under the control the americans. and the 1st thing that, that this new government is going to have to do is ask for that back, ask for the sanctions to be lifted. and i'm sure the cuts out in turkey and other countries are, are stepping forward with important amounts of money to replace this cap. the gone trade,

but syria needs to rebuild desperately. and that's what the new government's going to be looking to do is to get outside investment to replace these terrible sources of income that the old regime had built up. the, the young general assembly has passed a resolution demanding an immediate cease fire in gaza during an emergency session . member states also voted in support of the un agency for palestinian refugees, condemning a new is really low bondsville organizations. operations that allow those on to has more funding in new york at an emergency special session of the un general assembly. an over whelming show of support by the majority of the nations of the world. 158 member states of the un voting in favor of a ceasefire and gaza,

notably italy and germany 2 countries that have previously abstained. those in favor of draft researchers and 159 voting to support and defend the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal israel is trying to destroy. while both resolutions are non binding, they send a powerful message. justice must be subbed and improving the t must and israel is continuing with the genocide. nevertheless, it is continuing to use this top ition of i'm assuming and civilians is refundable . all guys are, doesn't exist anymore. it is destroyed, palestinians that are facing hunger, despair and death. we have studied before, histories, the harshest critic of connections and histories being written as receive here

today. the votes here in the general assembly come a little over 2 weeks since the united states blocked a guy's a ceasefire resolution in the security council. it was the 4th time the united states blocked a guy's a ceasefire resolution. that's something that was not lost on many member states. history filled, remember who failed to act on who's to do on the side of peace. the us again voted against both a ceasefire and the resolution supporting unrra. both of these resolutions have significant problems. one rewards from us and down place the need to release the hostages. and the other integrates israel without providing a passport to increasing humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians. but the us stands almost alone after the vote, ambassadors upper hand shakes and hugs to the palestinian envoys. a clear victory

for palestine in the holes of diplomacy. gabriel's on 2 elders here at the united nations in new york. there's 49 people being killed across guys i since don't on wednesday. that's those guys a ceasefire. adults get underway in egypt and then off 22 members of the same from died when the homeless targeted in bad health care. many are still missing. is there any forces also loan strikes on there's a body, a refugee camp, northern gauze that has been under a 2 months military siege is blocked deliveries of food and medicine. the attacks of also continued in central gaza. is there any is twice because at least it's 7 palestinians in the oldest set of traffic g account. since october last year is running. attacks have killed more than 44800 people. most of them, women and children. there's been a shooting attack in the page the in the occupied westbank by the ice carrying is really settlers. instead shilling a 12 year old boy, an injury free. all those of us continued onto

a check point off towards is really army as close the check points while they search for the shooter. start ahead and i'll just get an economy in touch with somebody and say they're struggling to afford basics, like bread, vegetables, and tea, defiant and determined to stay in power. tuscany as president, size is short lived, declaration of martial law was not treason advisors. to fight for his job, the hello. we've got a child's of a shadow to around the goals over the next couple of days, but nothing too much to speak of because a lot us be clear skies. maybe just a little chat was just creeping up here in the class. that was a go through with the state type of just around $25.00 degrees celsius says well the more of the web on several web,

up towards the caucuses from the black sea and the caspian right state in the snow, just slipping a little further south with an ice was moving pa, solve, or oxy and some of that one areas of iran as well. we have got to quite so weather coming back in as we go through with friday for the eastern side, off the mediterranean, and maybe one or 2 showers just into west and pause or serial. northern areas of 11 on south is after this general drive at risk breeze coming through. and that brisk breeze setting in somewhat more as we go on into fraud. i took the icing, some wincy showers across the finals of the country that up towards the black sea. then it's also one of the 2 showers into an old and areas of algeria. some went to whether they're just into know the positive morocco as well. much of both africa is dry and quiet. you might just see the show. having said that, just around the gulf of kidney, meanwhile is seasonal shelves continue call central africa. we have a psych land making his way to move by the gasket.

the in october 2023. these raising ministry of intelligence proposed the forcible and permanent transfer of palestinians from because the street, the people in power, those just the history of the amount of spinning and displacement. and explores whether tearing palestinians from because the occupied west bank is, is ready to transfer on and just the the

you're watching or does it over might have told stories this hour, the new administration, and serious as is willing to work with international organizations to secure a potential chemical weapons sites across the country. it's also about to hold accountable. those involves and torturing and killing detainees in state prison. fighters from the new administration have destroyed the tumor office on all sides. the father of us, as president bush has on the side, is that far as the most of leaving us funds on special homes in western city. efforts to shape serious political future have begun with his care take of administration. now running state affairs and faces many challenges including uniting a country, it's been a walk for more than a decade. journal called on reports and get off the bus, the place of the struggle that led to the over to a bus on the left side. this is where bush charlie sides down fall began in march 2011. that as old city,

the almighty mosque was the gathering place for protesters demanding an end to autocratic rule. political change has now come, but i know i'm trying to hurry you. we took to the streets to demand freedom were now free. we rebelled against oppression. now we have security and peace. syria now has an interim administration, and it has a lot of work ahead. it's not just about drafting a new constitution and preparing for elections. this is an impoverished society. so with that that you'd like to hear some of that syria needs a lot of services, health education. we have long been marginalized. we hope that we will get out right, some and now new country. so much has been lost during years before the scars of conflict. a reminder of a dark time. the serial needs the help of the international community to rise again . but that is conditioned on the new authorities ability to come up with

a critical, inclusive and non sectarian governing body. there is hope, but there are also concerns. there are opportunities for syrians to come together to build a state that abides by the rule of law. but there are also risks. there appears to be a new found unity among the opposition forces have long failed to agree on a single vision. and we're not uh, what is the problem and yet there is a joint operations room in damascus, bringing together among others commanders from the north and south. we want to assure our people and the international community we are all in agreement. it's been one of the worlds bloodiest conflicts and recent history. people here blamed a said for factory and destroying a nation who are members to i and we need a differentiation between the muslim and a christian. i swear i'm 67 years old and, and even you the religion of the neighbors. it was the regime that created divisions between people and minorities. hundreds of thousands of people were

killed in the struggle for a new syria. many hope it's a new break that will bury the divisions of the past. what's at stake is the future of millions. one of them is 8 year old. how much does that include? there actually is a to the southern syria. so he is struggling. economy means many of finding it difficult to make ends meet vegetable, some brands become a luxury for some, as you know, how much in damascus has been finding out. or we are here in one of the local and traditional markets in the city of damascus. and as you can see now, shops, the vegetable shots of the grocery stops, jobs are now open in the markets of the city of damascus. however, we talked to the shop owners, as they told us, that even though the price is of gone down a bit, but the ability for the people to buy their basic necessities to buy the groceries and vegetables are somehow absence. after the fall of the. busy a sod redeem and

old uh, the country uh, as they say is going through a sort of a paralysis of phase. now that they. busy don't have jobs and be dropped off your opportunities are now. busy absolutely, absence of a people are a basically don't have any source of income amount at them and people can no longer afford to move. we must have access to bread, diesel rice, sugar and tea. prices have become very expensive. you don't have enough money if we had some new government will provide enough support and work hard to reduce this crazy rise in price is the mother basically is if you see what it is, people don't have extra cash in the hands and salaries of very low for example, that can cost your entire salary just to pay the electricity bill and nothing else will be left for the family. people my age can't even afford to get married. well, they told us that the people are trying to sustain themselves with the most basic

necessities on the thing of importance and an important items from their shop list . and they told us also that the provided the pro but providing a brad and electricity as the also reaching to health care services is also very challenging. i mean these times and they told us that they really hope so that the situation will get better in the upcoming a future the accomplish from damascus city project 0. meanwhile, us secretary of state onto the blank and is heading to the middle east to discuss it with regional leaders. lincoln's reaffirmed us support for what he calls an inclusive political transition. there may be, and i very much hope there is an opportunity to move syria away from the disaster of the recent decades toward a country that is unified. that reflects all the different communities that make up syria. and so that we get

a political transition that's inclusive and that brings everyone together. we have an interest in seeing that because if syria goes the other way, if it's fragments, then we're likely to see more mass migrations. we're likely to see more places in syria that became the become centers for terrorism and extremism. none of which is in our interest. the south korea as president, has by to fight any bid to impeach him, use actual as defended his short lived martial low degree as an act of government administration and not treason. he blames the opposition for pushing the country into a crisis. i and you can guess all who is in the midst of creating national paralysis and disorderly constitution in south korea. over the past 2 and a half years, large opposition parties had been trying to not acknowledge and bring down a nationally elected president. they did not stop calling for my resignation and

impeachment. they did not accept the results of the presidential election products as well. mcbride has more from so as a licensee, comparative address to the nation from impossible. president june shook you all defending his actions by imposing martial law of last week and also giving a lengthy explanation of why he did so. he has spoken before. now, making vague references about attractions in south korea, that is sympathetic to north korea that were preventing him from governing promptly . but this time he really outlined exactly why he said he carried out this martial lo declaration, saying that it was to defend the electoral system. it seems a south korea claiming that north korea was trying to hack into the computers of the election. want to talk to the national election committee, such as a question of national security. he and the now disgraced enrollment defense

fitness stuff had what types of plans to try to protect that system. they weren't getting cooperation from the election commission and that they have to they said take this action to impose marshall low. he is also outlines and repeated a lot of the previous accusations, but the opposition parties were preventing him from governing, bowing that he would fight any attempts to impeach him until he says the very last moment. meanwhile, the governing party had the people's people's power policy. the leader of that party has stated that it will now be the policy of his party to support impeachment now until now the ruling party a although they have differences with president you'd have stood by him last saturday in the impeachment. both a boy you call to that vote, preventing the opposition policies from passing the in peace promotion. but this does not bode well. this withdrawal of support as president human space is

a 2nd impeachment vote. this coming saturday, rob mcbride, l g 0. so a ticket as president says, mediation efforts have let to hi, starting reconciliation between ethiopia and somalia to resolve the dispute over the break away some model on region ship tell you about one says the 2 leaders agreed on a joint declaration of to talks and uncover they fell out earlier this year after ethiopia, and those plans to recognize the model and in exchange for land to build a port resilient president loose. and after a little of the silva is expected to undergo additional surgery, it's been described as low risk by his doctor. the 79 year olds been recovering from an operation this week for the brain bleed off for a fall in october is still an intensive care, vinicius or vegas of yet i is a professor of international relations. i think it just totally. a vargas foundation. he says people in brazil are worried about the presidents were coming.

everyone is concerned here in brazil about present let's how, because doctors 1st said that you would have no problems after the 1st surgery of so the 2nd surgery raises a little bit of suspicion, particularly considered the history of the country. and we, several presidents had the one who set our presidents were hidden about uh, the uh, the, the real health condition for all history. so some people, uh, believe that perhaps nothing tire truth has been said. but it presents lyla himself has, is from headquarters of be totally open about the house. and of course everyone, uh we can speed recovery after the 2nd surgery that is very low risk problem for lula is that he faces a dilemma. uh, if he steps down and decides not to run for reelection,

just fine varies that are high risk that workers parties loses the election because of missed her head. that, for instance, is not as popular. and mr. lula east, and particularly big business market actors are much more likely to support our center. right. or even right, we candidate to replace mister little up drones in the sky over new york in new jersey or causing a local alarm. the us department of defense says there's no foreign involvement, but itself or no explanation present. salumi has more more drones and it's become almost a nightly occurrence in the skies over new jersey. there are literally dozens of drugs flying around spotted by residents and shared on social media mysterious