was some of those we talked to elsewhere, saying that they sled after hearing that other villages had been attacked. what we do and all to sarah is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id tell it says it was. and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into mine is he asked me to tell the stories the the, [000:00:00;00] the later on or a kyle, this is the news, our life from the hall coming up in the next 60 minutes. syria is a prime minister, says people need come on stability as a nation. moves forward on the full of bush all outside. the tough task of uniting a fraction of nation begins. we take

a look at life and there are the best place of the struggle to topple aside is really ministry conductive wave of attacks across the gaza strip targeting refugee comes in and a convoy dustin's more palestinians, a kills. and the un general assembly demands an immediate cease fund, and garza, i'm reiterates that support for the you, an agency for palestinian refugees plus no regrets south cris presence fix biased decisions. and the clermont shall know as he fights on to host a tough job. the syria is new interim government is pledging to secure potential chemical weapons sites with the help of international partners. the prime minister is also promised to get state institutions back up and running opposition flights is already

dismantling symbols of the past. they've destroyed the team of the father of the ousted president, bashar assad. but a, a call begins on 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 and change for syrians and emotionally human card, the, the, to move 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. and because he destroyed us, he displaced them and placed the new administration in syria says it's 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. nothing as the what did by charlottesville, due to these people, if he 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 warrant. many former employees will have to face justice and walk about what i can about and that's to meet. and so why the, the door remains open for all employees, except for those whose hands stained with blood from military institutions, who although there were, once employees took up, enforced against the syrian peoples. displacing them. these individuals will be

referred to quotes the trial before being allowed to return to the roles. the means that you sions, 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, which is 0. well, the pentagon is cautious about the news to ran a ministrations commitment to secure chemical weapons sites, saying it will be judged by its actions with what this leader is saying on the ground about chemical weapons. i mean, these are good things, we want it 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. israel has been carrying out a major or offensive across syria. it says it's targeting military bases and

weapons sites. the army has launch 7500 strikes since sunday many on the capitol, damascus. others had to naval facilities with 15 vessels, with adults, as well says that it's destroyed 80 percent of service metric capabilities, including buildings linked to chemical weapons, as where the ground forces are also moving deeper into the golan heights, effectively expanding as well, occupation. troops of seas, what was previously the motorized buffers in you and says that's a violation that the 1974 this engagement agreement is ready forces have talked to mess up military, apple, which is 8 kilometers away from the syrian capital, damascus. russell photo has more. a good at message ministry, a port. this is one of the largest submitted, a pause in the capital city, damascus indeed is just a to them. it says, are we from the city center and this right behind me? it is a russian made attack a helicopter, and now it's completely burned out as

a result of the is rarely at a slug, this has been conducted intensively in the last couple of days still. because see there are that some of the shut up notes and also the parcel, the how to cost is this was just thrown away. this is one of the pause of the paid or the how the cop there, of course, is not clear whether that is what i'm. that's how the attack had a couple of the just we have seen, or whether it's belongs to that the carrier had to come to the card with me. the 3 had a cost, and that's also a russian made, had to come through. and you can see that it also has been see it by is right, a forces and completely burned out, completely destroy each year. well, the other side is that how good is that? a steel is class and some of the how to cope those over there. some of them has been damaged, but some steel or their, their intact. good for now, officials are not letting us to get there because they say, well, it could be as limited. angela's as is really a strikes on them as

a port is steal quarantine and so as a poor was nothing just hosting the the, the area we're cause but also it was costing the tanks for the protection. so this tends or from the, for the vision, that's what the recommended the responsibility of made. and i said, so the shuttle to says brother, and you see different types of the russian made tags over here. when the position fighters were, we're approaching admin seem to be the capital city, missouri. a port was one of the 1st places that the regime forces have left. it was hosting several the air defense vehicles as well. this is a russian ways to cut air defense system. and when we're getting into the airport, we also have seen a russian move puns. there is the phone system that was heavy damaged as

a result of the is rarely a strikes and do a position fight this year, or says that there are still dozens of these and defense vehicles spread across the airport. and this way, they're expecting israel to come and to i pack them as well, and that's why the say the effort is still not safe. this will said, there was a 0, damascus mazda airport. i said now to damascus and then he can speak to i'll just wrestle settings live for us in the syrian capital. russel, describe the scene for us, the today the mood on the streets and what's happening well now we are just if a lot of the more golf much the heat hospital west terms of prisoners body has been taken to now this vehicle is taking that bodies. oh that has just been in the more

a couple of minutes ago. just unbelievable seems so painful seems is out of the families they have just taken the body of what if they are missing families missing member. so, and they say that has been the years, they haven't received any news from him, but now they've got his is his dad by the 2 chairs have a touch of badly tortured and which i see right inside over there. hopefully these 2 sections, there are several, several rooms i've been just there like go. this is extremely difficult to really just drive tens of findings of the prisoners that have been killed perhaps in the last hours of the last hours of the city and the gene, just before the city of the gene falls,

tons of bodies just lined up next to each other, and you can see the, the bodies that are stuff to that, to church, and so dramatically some parts of the body is completely because somebody's caught off and the families are coming without knowing who they are. they do not have any identities. i id cards and at least any information about them. just the decades of bodies and the families. i was just hoping that one of them could be a family member of them because it's syria having even the bodies of your dad's missing family members is still a lock should that are almost 200 pounds and missing people. the time it is,

you're seeing that they have not received any single news from them since years and here just tons of them are here and i'm of them is madison and her mother is a symbolic wisdom of the city of origins of progression. she 1st was taking his present this 1011 and stay there in the, in the, in the prison for almost 2 years for over the course of 15 months heavy, dis, just been by the tortured. i've used and graves and then when he left. so he went to turkey and to turkey, then to europe. and he has conduct a huge campaign of telling his story and the stories of the prisoners in the presence of the regime and done in 2020. the standard team has the last agenda of amnesty and he got back to syria, hoping that you know, he can have his nation better insight. celia then staying abroad when he landed

in the queue that the damascus a port she just was arrested. and since then, there's been no news from him from as in and come up. and then just 2 days ago, when the prisoners were free and when the fight has got into the prison, they have seen that doesn't and how mother says, i mean among those was being killed. just perhaps unfortunately, we have just lost the line to russell said that he was doing us the from damascus, talking about the bodies of prisoners has been found by family members. the, also the prominent acts with mazda and out how my, the, whose body was found just 2 days ago, having been killed just before the prison was liberated. now that funeral, the funeral for madison. how mazda is due to be held in

a few hours from now that in damascus, were expecting thousands of people to attend. he was a prominent access to much loved act. so this, we're going to be talking to russell a bit more about that in the coming hours, and the date will be bringing you pictures of that funeral, which we expect to get on the way in a few hours time. well if it's to shape sir, is political future have become the catch a equipment instruction? now running state affairs and face has many challenges including uniting a country that's been at will some of them 13 years in a honda report. some that are on the bus place of a struggle that led to the over thrive of charlotte side. this is wearable charlotte subs downfall begun 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 being 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 syria 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 to 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 all people and the international community we are all in agreement. it's been one of the worlds bloodiest conflicts and recent history. people here blame us said for factory and destroying a nation, who i remember seeing i and we need a differentiation between the muslim and a christian. i swear i'm 67 years old and i never knew 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 santa for their elders, eda did a southern syria millions of syrians, us celebrating the 4 of us sides. but the week economy means many of finding it difficult to make ends meet festivals and brad, have become a luxury for some. there is no commotion. thing finding out in damascus as 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 i've 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 don't have jobs and the jobs up your opportunities are now. busy absolutely, absence and people are basically don't have any source of income amount at them and how that 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 prices. the other basically is if you see what people don't have extra cash in the hands and salaries of very low, for example, it 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 the really hope so that the situation will get better in the upcoming a future look are much from damascus city project 0 to mama don't master as professor at the institute for graduate studies, he joins us now. head in this today could speak to again mohammed, so it's very difficult isn't over states the challenges that are facing this new administration in syria. or if we look at the situation on the ground as a north commerce was just saying, a price of bread is rising, knowing 100 percent in some places you wouldn't say 90 percent of the population needs. humanitarian assistance when economy has really got to be a key priority, have much. absolutely. remember, syria was already

a poor country in 2011 when the uprising started and then civil war and sued. right . and it was already a, a for a country and then the economy is pretty much been ravaged over the past 13 years. the pound has been devalued pretty dramatically. and as you know, to your point, there's been massive inflation. so this is going to be a priority, you know, syrians are kind of you for right now they're celebrating, but that you, for your can turn into frustration very quickly if their basic economic needs are not meant are not met. i should say um, but there are a lot of challenges. i mean about a quarter of syria's revenue was generated from oil exports back in 2011 right now. h t, as does not really have control of most of the oil that is in the northeast region . it's controlled by the united states, and that's the us here in democratic forces. so that's going to be, that's going to be one priority. and then there are sanctions against syria. um

that kind of inhibits their ability to export agricultural products. so lots of challenges are, but i think right now they're trying to kind of stabilize the country and then they're gonna hope that those sanctions are lifted in the thing and help from outside the entities. so those thanks for that is key that they are lifted to how willing do we think of the world is going to be to do that? we've go on sleeping, come us extra is safe in the region. is this going to be the toughest agenda as well? so i've been paying attention to kind of what some of these are, you know, western leaders have had been saying. and the approach seems to be that if the new syrian government indicates a willingness to be inclusive and representative and democratic, then these western entities like united states, will be willing to sort of play ball. and i think that would include lifting sanctions. now we'll have to see, you know, blinking is visiting the region. as you mentioned. um,

typically his visits have not brought much good to the people and in the region. certainly and gaza whenever blinking has visited, disaster has seemed to follow. so i think the hope for you know, this time around is that something positive are, can, can come out of this, not the united states can play more of a stabilizing role, rather than a destabilizing role. the us has, how does fingerprints all over the middle east, and most of it has been negative for decades. and even before the sanctions, h t. s is leading level group now has to come off the terrorism. this doesn't that have you been here in tulsa of noises about that? yeah, so there are, there are rumblings also that lives in the west. the united states, european union and other entities are, are going to, or at least considering lifting that terrace designation. and also that the united states is preparing to perhaps lift the bound to this $10000000.00 bounty that is on the head of i'm from the july the, the, the leader of, of h to yeah. so that would also, you know,

obviously v be very helpful. because these kinds of the sanctions and the terrace designations. the bounty of this will inhibit syria's ability to do trade logic. great. speak to thanks very much coming in europe and nations on to basing the future of the syrian refugees. they all hosting austria has announced plans to the pool. so in my goods, i'll see you k fonts and germany have photos and all asylum applications. gemini, hosting a 1000000 syrian refugee is an asylum seekers that are facing a tough choice between staying in the host country. or returning home, those are jabari reports. you felician and really as one of the biggest communities of syrian refugees in germany, learn the rules of pressure on the side has come to an end. millions of people have syria and salt asylum in more than 130 countries. and germany is one of those hosting the most. with near the a 1000000 syrians living there,

winds in chancellor angle and our polls, governments made that decision in 2015. the belief was germany could manage, but that's changed with the anti immigrants, a f. b party running 2nd in a put in post ahead of federal elections in february. a fears political debate is under way over whether suited refugees should leave and go back to their country. and that debate is also being had by refugees torn about what to do next. this be by 5050. if i say, i don't know, you need me here in germany, and i also think about might be by the also need be back home here in germany, there are enough skilled workers in syria, really, the country has to start from scratch. i don't know. germany is not alone. several you countries, including austria, sweden, greece, and another lives have decided to halt asylum applications. this decision impacting

tens of thousands of claims has been met by growing support across europe. some governments are pushing for strict are immigration controls, including deportations. move that's worrying the united nations. for now, germany has announced it will provide an additional $8000000.00 euros in humanitarian aid for syria, and will also increase its presence in the country. that meant to watch the should be using vision want to peaceful syria. the country started toward integrity must not be put to the question. i will say, just as clearly naples, such as the turkish of his really kaufman's which can security interest, must not endanger the process for their actions. a civilian government accepted by all sides can only be achieved if all minorities and political groups sit at the table where they can present the demands. this would be a long and probably walk away as the future of syria hangs of the balance. so does the fate of syrians who sought safety abroad for now they face an uncertain road

ahead. caught between hope of a better tomorrow, and the harsh realities of shifting a solemn policies across europe, dosage of, all right, i'll just 0. that's bringing this to them. causality now she joins us from how tight and take. yeah, that's the city on the syrian border. so a sudden we got another day we were expecting to see people crossing from turkey back into syria. well yes, the crossings continue every day since to kill from the gates for the voluntary return of a syrian refugees on the daily basis. we have been with the things around 60700 people crossing from jennifer gives a crossing into bubble. have off uh towards is that it was this figures compared to the number of the rest. the g isn't living in to care for the last 1112 years. these numbers are very low. you,

you don't see it. thousands of people are flocking to the borders because people are cautious. there are a few reasons for that. laura, 1st a true kit, it gives you a chance for a voluntary return, which means when you are returning to syria, you sign a document that you are not going to come back. that's why people think twice before making this decision. second, the people have settled their lives here, right? this is the middle of the year. uh, there will be a semester break. a people's children are going to school. it is not easy to squeeze old or live your to years up to spend and took it in a luggage and walk through. but through jim vegas it's about blah blah, and travel to olive or damascus. so especially for families, it is not easy. and other things, they are not sure what is going to happen there. yes, the 1st few weeks of deliberation from the syrian regime. it was joyful for

everyone, never celebratory. it showed things, etc, at. but now we are face to face with the reality. who is going to govern it? how are they going to govern? and these are, these are things that should be clarified and also people, when they return they, they require water, they require electricity, internet. so all this infrastructure facilities should be operating properly for people to, to be returned to return and live in proper places. yesterday, for instance, i was speaking to and, and your representative. and they have tremendous amounts of military and aid facilities. a works inside of syria. they have been touching all syrian refugees inside syria and entered. yeah, so we have this, so then he explained me after he traveled to the areas of the following deliberation. that in the areas that were controlled by the sir in virginia,

must solve government, but they have been all destroyed. yes, some parts of our level are the fine the my school is fine, but it, many people don't have a home to return. if they return from true kid to those places right now, they might be living in sense. that's what it says. watch and see. and then the thoughtful the scene for many of the syrians living in to kids. so they want to make sure the last day will return back in home is going to be better than turkey. yeah, a lot of people watching and waiting for them cause how many, many, thanks indeed for that update. the view in general assembly has passed a resolution demanding an immediate c spot, and garza member states held a special emergency session on palestine on wednesday. they also have voted in favor of a nation that supports the way i can view an agency if

a palestinian refugees condemning a new is randy law. that bondsville glass ation goes on to it has moved from the un 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 cease fire and gaza, notably italy and germany 2 countries that have previously abstained. those in favor of draft research and 159 voting to support and defend the u. n. release 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 tabulation of,

i'm assuming and similarly ins is refundable. all guys that doesn't exist anymore. it is destroyed, palestinians that are facing hunger despair. and that we have studied before, histories, the harshest critic of connection and history is being written as we see 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 guys a cease fire 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. the one rewards from us and down place the need to release the hostages. and the other integrates israel without providing a path for to increasing humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians. but the us stands almost alone after the vote, ambassadors, upper hand shakes and hugs, 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. is there any attacks across golf that have killed at least $37.00 palestinians since don't on 1st day of an ice of joint striking the south of this trip kills at least 16 people, fontes and security personnel, or amongst the dead that we're delivering humanitarian aid. when that comes way was hit, the trucks are traveling between west and rafa and han eunice when they were tax. as a central golfer is ready strikes on homes and none of us are

a refugee camp killed that is 15 palestinians. these are the scenes with alex the hospital where he injured the bodies of the dead, which he can speak to honey about what he is. and darrow bala in the central garza . so how many these devastating strikes they are continuing? even as we're hearing, growing cold for a c spot, take us through what's been happening in the past few hours. the yes, well, despite the talks and all the, the positive by the people are feeling here about the talk to an cairo about a potential these far, which it is not happening right now. by the way. we don't see any sign of it happening. but we see it on the contrary, a surgeon the tax, the tax on buildings, the, the, the forcing people into more displacement as well as a talk on humanitarian aid of trucks. coming from dropbox, i'd refund you and is going to post

a route as over night attacks. deliberately targeted the calm voice of the human. it's unit trucks, particularly those who are made of the committees for him to secure the delivery of those the trucks to talk about volunteers or from the local communities as well as the security personnel. the attacks by drawing do miss those a drive that were fired on this a group of, of people who were securing the delivery of the trucks. let's do the killing of 16 people. but the aftermath of this is not only the killing of those who are securing the truck, but also it allowed looters to get at the bomb side and loot a close to 80 trucks. this active loading is happening while these really military is over, is seeing these trucks coming in from the crossings all the way through much needed a population. as the depletion in the market is exec, surveying on daily basis, making it very difficult for people with video cash in their hands to afford the

sky rocketing it prices and nowadays. so it's more of a, a double layer tragedy caused by, by this attack, the killing, as well as the depletion off basic solar resources in the market in a separate talk. this really monitor targeted a residential home and an asylum refugee camp work. a group of people that we were talking about at 3 families displaced families, including the owner of the residency itself. all the way from the northern guys are from a shudder review cabinet being displayed in this residential home for the past few months were killed in the top of over night. we're talking about the close to 50 and half of them, 7 children where among the casualties. and this is the same exact part of that we've been seeing over and over happening. women and children are making the vast majority of casualties for the northern part of this to engage the city,

mainly in one of the main areas. main street in kansas city. 7 more people were killed inside a residential building on a jetta street. all of this happening, while the news talks about a potential ceasefire. indeed, honey, enough was enjoying as the from central gauze a honey. thank you. so the head hair on alex's era, we gain access to one of the seriousness, torres, prisoners known as the palestine products. and you find steps on fits recruitment, try finds the only feels the pressure in the war against russia, the cold and cloudy sums up the weather across much of europe. at the moment. do you see a or too much in the way of white cloud, bright,

a white cloud was clad this way. you see the, the high clouds of 6, a cloud high pressure up towards the northwest. so that's keeping it central. but it, these are the causes, plenty of low cloud around and further south is all these areas of low pressure, especially we've got some pretty unsettled weather across a good positive year. at least this was cold here, but particularly warm ice. and we've got some wintry flowers down towards the southeast, just moving across the black sea into that ca, gifts gathering a showers in place across much of the mediterranean section in west a positive particular east. and there was a spite, seeing some heavier rainy, the south, southern positive spinal sustained, some live you shout with southern oath as you can see it as long as you drive yourself. so right into the veins and i suspect through the state of the drive, by the way, we will well down into single figures and it's low single figures at flat fraud. i says, west of weather coming into southern france, that same area pushing out from east to spite into the south of, from some slow towards the south of the country here what's, what's the weather there? you can see making his way back towards it least some of the weather will click the

font northwest of africa. mounts of north africa is dry with a few showers the coast to west africa. the latest news i did has more than 18000000 flo titles portfolio and also 1000000 . where does this sound like it's in this country? it's less than $200000.00 with detailed coverage for like this particular both products across different areas from the house of the story. this dependency activists say that in a world where in a quality of life, it could lease some feelings of pressure that the lives of simply too much of a button. unique perspective. we don't want to head to a world when we no longer have any private spaces on the internet. that's a scary well, on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large ones, functions connect with our community and tap into conversations. you must be mind elsewhere, but humanity,

the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up, despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or the the color again you're watching out is there a has remind you about 12 stories this hour is where any attacks across going to have killed at least $37.00, palestinian since the one on the 1st day of an ice a drain strike in the south of the strip kills at least 16 people at target is a humanitarian age con, voice you in general assembly and foster resolution calling for an immediate cease fire, and garza number's also

a pasta 2nd resolution expressing support for the you an agency for palestinian refugees, honora resolutions a non binding and serious new administration says it's willing to work with international organizations to secure a potential chemical weapons sites, as also promised to hold accountable anyone involved in torture, killing detainees, and state prison. well, as we mentioned before, the us actually is stays on the banking. it's heading to the middle east to discuss the situation in syria with regional leaders before he left blinking, reaffirmed us support for what he described as 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 of 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 attracts,

then we're likely to see more mass migrations. we're likely to see more places in syria. the became the become centers for terrorism and extremities and none of which is in our interest bicycle hey, how small from washington, dc for months, members of this house to move and trying to get your secretary of state and to be blinking to testify before them on the withdrawal of get us out, of course, during the discussion, syria did come up and he laid out what the priorities are for the us. he actually asked if the hearing can be adjourned because he needed to get on a plane. we know he's headed to jordan, enter kia ad. we've also seen members of the military, the pentagon speaking calls traveling to the region. obviously the volume industry since trying to figure out how this is going to play out, trying to use whatever influence it has with its allies in the region. but the, the secretary of state also laid out priorities for the by the ministration in the weeks. that last one, he said it's to protect us troops. there are about 900 troops in syria. the 2nd he

said was to make sure i sold the not resources re constitute itself very concerned about thousands of 4 of i saw fighters that are being held in syria, that they may be released any again, the 3rd he said we'd like to see a democratic syria and merge from all of this debt said the biden, ministration is in a very unusual position in that they only have weeks left in office. really what's going to determine the us role in syria, if there is any, is the incoming president, donald trump, and here's something message on social media that this is not a fight that the us needs to be a part of pedagogy, elda 0 on capitol hill. how does era has gained access to the circled palestine bronze prison in damascus? it was run by the syrian intelligence service on the present, a shorter side, much that just as he was built underground and contain cells known as coffin rooms . he spoke to 2 young men who were detains, the exhausted, i'm checking on that cause of that. 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 about another for me. so that's about as much so. so what was the reason for your arrest that i'm the, i'm sort of done. i'm just looked at it and because i had some member of the security forces who was assaulting my mother, i couldn't bear to see this and i hit him see if we were brought here. first we would take him to cell 27 and then transferred to this cell once the nom on, or we slips. he is suffering from life. scabies and allergies. 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 specialist and on us that's the upside. and we set americans,

were there women and children with you or for them to be sent home, but they would many women and children. the woman'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 bed. and what about you? leisure? mice was held in section 12. you cannot imagine the amount of beating we endured because they would force us to lie down on our backs and shoulders and then insult, curse and humiliating. 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 use the strict schedule and if you made a mistake, you were beaten, cursed and humiliated. war and i can then um, any for a while we slept piled on top of each other. if someone was pulled out of a pile and they were beaten outside the cell, and suddenly i still have marks and went back and legs from the torture. i was even

shot and the bullet went to the bone here. but i'll show you my leg, us and certain look a lot of shallow so uh, is it. this is a v, a 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 anything. my brother and cousin were also detained, each placed in a separate cell. we've a cursed, 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, 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 beating you until you admitted it there. and if you didn't, they would tie your hands and suspend you from the upper floors. they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors.

the and ukraine resistance is growing to a new load buses of aims to increase much he conscription and request omen age between $25.60 to register on an online data base and potentially be cooled up to 5 declining forces under pressure as russia has a launch on the add more minutes. the results is, i thought the big reports from odessa dodging the draft footage like this of man, apparently being confronted by military conscription offices or trying to escape them is being posted across social media and ukraine. with russian forces making gains in the front lines of the east pressure is going to find most soldiers to fight them the to the victor, not his real name is in height and he attempted to drive medical stuff to get an exemption from having to join the armed forces, but if that was exposed during the government come down on the practice, boys,

new user, or 2 of my friends who are drafted are that on the months of their being conscripted to. one of my friends was deceived by the commanders. they told him he would be a mechanic and the driver will. they send him to the front line without even any protective equipment. he was injured and they still ordered him to go back to the front lines. and what he is now in housing was when we can, the president was like an incident. he has admitted that ukrainian force is a short of troops. many soldiers have been fighting since the start of the war in february 2022 with no time off. louis, save the seeing an increase of instances of physical force being used to detain men and pressed them into service. it may, but i can barely think useful. i've witness cases of illegal tension. so when conscription offices attempts to legally detain a colleague of mine during this attempt, they broke his call over. and there was

a case against those who tried to send them to my home phone numbers of reports of men being picked up off the street in front of the defense appear to be increasing far to say these practices on the common you see what we have to do, we don't use force, we don't twist anyone's arms, we don't force them into minivans. we're against these mason. i'm personally against the company. i believe that you craniums are a free people. it's been nearly 3 years since the russian invasion and the initial enthusiasm to 7 ukraine has dissipated service. attitudes of life on the front line have become more common known infinity preserve, which is by no. if i die, no one will take care of my family and the conditions are not good. if the conditions were different, i would search resistance to thoughts. many men in odessa are afraid to venture out as police, and the conscription offices setup checkpoints in the city. when you speak to people, there's a sense of fear,

man and the family that are afraid that they may get picked up a sent off to fight. it was very little training us. i suggested that ukraine lower it's conscription, age 25 to 18. the society is already under the strain of all a sudden and off moment to flight. the prospect many want to avoid a side vague. i just did us the desa ukraine southridge pressed in june. so jill has promised to fight to the end against his impeachment. and that's how it binds to dress the bottle visa provided the 1st accounts, yet of a short lived declaration of bustle, no last week, waste through the country and to political time. while he denied allegations, he commits of treason and plains, the opposition for pushing the country into a crisis say hi, and you can mingle 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 from mcbride as more from so i like the comparative address to the nation from impossible president june took you all defending his actions by imposing martial law 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 properly. 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 of south korea claiming that north korea was trying to hack into the computers of the elect. you want to talk to the national election committee, such as a question of national security. he and the now do

a disgrace and moment 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 outlined them repeated a lot of the previous accusations, but the opposition policies were preventing him from governing. evaluating that he would fight any attempts to impeach him until he says the very last moments. meanwhile, the governing party had the people's people's power policy. the leader of that policy has stated that it will now be the policy of his party to support impeachment now until now the ruling party. it's 8, although they have differences with president you and have stood by him last saturday in the impeachment vote they boy, you call to that vote. preventing the opposition policies from passing the and

peace promotion. but this does not bode well. this withdrawal of support as president uniface is a 2nd impeachment vote. this coming saturday, run mcbride elders era so so it has hair on autism era. mysteries thrown sightings in new york and new jersey are prompting local concerns on christmas leave me in new york. i'll tell you what the pedagogy sang and making the best of flu, how saudi arabia is trying to stop us online from disappearing mom and raise

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the trends in the sky over at new york and new jersey, a closing on the us defense development says there's no phone involvement bonds, it's also offered no explanation. christian salumi has more, more drones and this guy, it's become almost a nightly occurrence in the skies over new jersey. there are literally dozens of draw and flight are spotted by residents and shared on social media mysterious drones as large as a car would at 1st seemed a local anomaly. now capturing the attention of top military officials at this time, we have no evidence that these activities are coming from a foreign entity or the work of an adversary. we're going to continue to monitor what is happening, but um, you know, at no point where our installations threatened when this activity was occurring, dependent on spokes person denying reports, they were launched by around here. since there is not any truth to that. there is no iranian ship off the coast of the united states,

and there's no so called mothership launching drones towards the united states or the f b i the f b i is leading the investigation. you're telling me we don't know what the hell these drones are in new jersey are. is that correct? that's right. since opening a tip line more than $3000.00 sightings have been found in the sightings began in new jersey last month about the same time. drones were spotted around for us air bases in the united kingdom. now they're being reported here in new york and pennsylvania as well. in new jersey, local police have launched their own drugs in an attempt to get more information. while local mirrors have called 1st stronger state response, right now we just went down. if i would, this is what concerns us mostly is that at this point, nobody seeing any of these units taking off or landing despite reassurance is they're concerned that recivore is military bases. even president elect donald trump's bed minister, golf club,

and home have been under surveillance or worst. the next one will come and the next one and next one. but so far there are more questions than answers. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york, increasing drought send on sustainable and to use a devastating sways of land wells wide. every year. assaults on combat justification come to a close in saudi arabia, our environments as done that clock looks at a long term project and funding, which is hoping to hold back the funds in the study national park. i now know if the re add new life is being coax back into the a be seen by a man who's passionate about restoring, degraded, land, nurturing thousands of acacia saplings, and all the indigenous species ready for transplanting to the desperate part mileage. abdullah and lisa was born and bred here,

he noticed the landscape like the back of his hand. it shows me how this once that's all area is being restored off to the suns. overwhelmed it. and i still have to, i've been in this field for 36 years and seen a significant change. there's more vegetation, more greenery, and an increase in wildlife, including the sonata malls. another what's also encouraging is the growing awareness in the community. people are now more conscious of the environment across the world. healthy, productive lied is disappearing as an alarming rate of the ongoing does education conference in saudi's capital. i caught up with a man who knows the story only too well. we're talking about $100000000.00 hectares per year. so that's the area of the size of france. that's becoming less and less productive. and we're still converting natural land and there's only 25 percent left to convert. so we're burning the candle at both ends. it's

a big problem and we've got to really start moving now back in the national park, we're heading for a dried up body that has special significance on the way passing kilometer of the kilometer. if you planting at the body, abdullah shows me how wild the cases provide seats for growing on into new trees. slowly but surely expanding the band of green wood 25 years. 270000 trees have been prompted, and more than a 1000000 shrubs in the united nations have cool deep slope creeping degradation of land. a silent crisis is d, stabilizing communities on a global scale, but it's projects like this driven at the groceries level by people who really know and understand their ancestor lines that could make the difference. the story here is a minuscule element and the label bias via but it is also part of a growing movement to re wild and replant the fights against the leading threat of

line loss. the clock i'll just era 30 saudi arabia. i'm not fit from a laura kyle for this new job. i will be back in just a moment. the full of the day's needs for the a mama uprising isn't um freedom movement that takes place in can you time being up against the british demanding tunnel, fill on me because if i don't come in sign and lights on persons colonial past, there is this domestic torture of reign of terror and these count major human rights abuse. how was this happening? a very precise way of to whichever one tend or near to deny on al jazeera, academic, democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral

damage. that's was reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the newer systems, corporate israel, affecting pittsville, the standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east, and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on outages. here since 2010 police of a quoted a 185 kidnapping cases, 288 suspects had been arrested ahead of the recent presidential elections. the members of the business community took to the streets to the mom, the government do more to stop the kidnappings walk. if not, things have been carried out the never before. the most recent incident took place in full daylight just weeks ago on this busy road. in muscle to cctv footage captures the moment the portuguese business man was taken key and another man will risk you. 2 weeks later,

mizzi or lou not talks about the ninety's father. your group was abducted 6 years ago in muscle to the kidnappers demanded $10000000.00 for his release. if used by contact to talk to the president, the was a b. i couldn't get help from no one a sentiment that resonates with other victims and their families demanding not only help but safety to or the serious new administration says it's working to close. the torres presence secure chemical weapons sites off to the full of for saw alice on the colored on or a kyle, this is out. is there a lie from doha? also coming up the top task of uniting a fraction nation begins. we take

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