the lebanese people say their country exist in the margins between war and peace, with israel still occupying villages in the south of the country, still carrying out their strikes and rates, still killing lebanese people. the worry is this is a one sided ceasefire and the margins maybe getting to say the whole bus crazy discovered in syria there remains all police be those of thousands of people who disappeared during a side through the killing. so hold on and what channels is there like my headquarters here and also coming up, searching for survivors under the rubble of these rarely as try come in the palm and blocking calls, the city kills at least 10 palestinians. the chief of russia's nuclear chemical forces is killed and a bump lost in moscow. you crate and security services,

it was responsible, the major damage and destruction in button 1237.3, mac the to the bike on the pacific island communication networks. down across the country, the welcome to the product of 9 days. after the fall of the charlotte saw the search results full of the 10s of thousands of syrians. he went missing under his regime. muskgray isn't big enough across the country to us by simeon and joe. says that besides the loan contains that remains at least a 1000 people. it says that the sides full says use the area and i look a tire 40 kilometers north of damascus to them all the use of those that they killed. the into him probably minister has told, i'll just say with that serious foreign currency reserves that the police,

it's without this, it calls for an international community to help recoup some of that money. or lisa, aside of popular started i said it wasn't just put shuttle. i said there was a whole system of plundering the results and the wealth of the syrian people. but not that money should have been used to fund the reconstruction of syria. and we should seek help to this from the international community. because that money is the money of the syrian people, incur the president of the commission that with the tech is present to discuss the situation in syria present. richard typo the one says that to kyo will not allow syria to become a base to code or separatists unix gosh. the fight against iso when the p k. candidates extensions tops the list of issues we discussed in our tools to the key a is the only country that defeated both terrorist organizations on the ground heading. it's the only need to remember to do so. we will certainly not allow these organizations to grow. there was a place for neither i so nor the p k, k and it's to relatives in the future of our region. the 1st of all,

and the land also announced an additional $1000000000.00 to help support saving refugees. and to keep some of that money, you will be use to help syrians return home while the you and says that it's made contact with siri as new administration hopes to send teams to investigate the mass grave sides. say, dakota went to what's believed to be one of those sites, no of the capital damascus, as we are in copay for some 40 kilometers from, from damascus. the human rights groups believes that there are a number of mass graves sites in this town. and since we've been here, we've been speaking to the local population, whether the religious leaders, former officials and the municipality, as well as i witnesses. the testimonies that we are hearing is that the regime buried prisoners in this town in one of those sites. one of those mask raises believes to be here in the local cemetery,

a 20 of the 20 meters. approximately 100 bodies were buried here. this is according to the of the man who is in charge of this grave sites. he's a religious leader. he told us that back in 2012, he prayed over their bodies, that the regime brought their bodies here and they had no names. in fact, we're going to show you on the wall. what is written on the wall in attic, 2012. my school an unknown man was buried here and, and you see these right things on the wall. and this is just one of a number of mass graves sites that are believed to be in k for people we, we, we even spoke to an eye witness, a man who actually saw the bodies being removed from one of the refrigerated trucks and dumped into a mass graves, because the regime used to hire a people from this town to dig, as well as to cover to cover those mass graves. no people say that they couldn't

talk back then because they too were scared. they were guns really, a pointed to their heads. so there is a belief that there are more prisoners who were tortured and executed in regime run jails buried here, a sunset specified by 2 series in damascus. the 1st visit in 12 years, the country is reopened, ascendancy more than a decade after it shuts it. stools the e is also expected to resume its mission in syria, that's getting all of this some sort of inch of it. he's long for us in the syrian capital. it's been a very busy day of diplomats arriving in damascus. of the absolutely not just today . it's being ongoing. you've heard from the human, especially under i get peterson who's been here, who's been visiting sites are meeting people, meeting prison is the relative of the tetra. but now you have the study of activity after the t opened, did send it to you copy, it opens it still wouldn't it 10, but the funds and it, we believe that it leads going to follow. so this would soon as when and you is

going to open its mission is rented, feels like that there is a push to try and get to support this country, try and get and enjoyed with this new administration. remember that the, you know, if you're being union and it's spot, those it'd be looking for an endorsement, the assad government but have not been able to find it. took a now provided that opportunity because of it support for the safety and opposition throughout the v is to key also has a stake because it's. busy is a long border and also have been fighting on the border with good is separate this, but it seems terrace. so yes, there is. a lot of them put this in trying to push this delta been towards the bill of not just the people, but according to what the international community feels would be good for them. and the region is been, and one longstanding issue in that is the expansion of it gets to the occupation on goal line and other places as well as the sites that, that it is being bombing. and you've heard from bridge at the, out of the, on the,

or talk about the separate sovereignty into sit tight dirty integrity reiterating that the european union has been. so yes, this government is trying to make in george that the people and the outside world is trying to make inroads with this new administration. there's the, everybody that you've been speaking together on the streets are on the diplomatic 7 . are happy with what they're hearing, but they want the actions to fall list of some of the job with that for us and damascus. thank you. as good, as i mentioned earlier, turkey is present on the head of the european commission. they've been using an anchor syndicate, typically has more on what was discussed on the, on the visit to on colorado is the 1st visit's a role in her 2nd mandate. and she gave a lot of importance to the visits um it'd before she met with circus presents. i just, i dont, she stated that you're acknowledges that add on is an influential key regional

player when it comes to syria. so today during a drawing press conference by add on and from the land a we with miss a new beginning, new page open for to kit you and relations. and also for the future of the syrian people. both sides try to cooperate in the best way for the continuation of so many syrian assistance and assistance and rebuilding life and reconstruction in syria. along with establishing tours in between the european union countries and the new administration in syria. that's a, that's over through the bashar assad government to kia, has a very defense full knowledge about the local groups inside syria has a military presence for a couple of years. and that the have a trade or the syrian rebels factions. and that's why the european countries are twice to benefit from this experience as they see the feature of syria,

the path to serious feature actually goes through to kim. so telling me though, as well guys pins old a like try and peace and security studies and army investigates have with us on the program. i mean, the new in term lead was telling the outside world and the international community to help syria. you do get the impression from europe that they want to help in that way. hey, ringing directly that countries are considered not including the you. yeah. and you could be forgiven for, for guessing the h t. s. is that designated terrorist organization by all of these countries, and indeed the un security council. so i think it really is amazing progress. buyout shara, and basically lining up all these different countries and heads of state and special invoice to meet with him. uh, it really is, you know, is it looks like he's on the way to the listing and it kind of defined 2 way if nothing a, this year, a way. now there's 2 types of functions that will be discussed. the 1st is, as i mentioned, the listing

h t s. the 2nd is lifting sanctions against syria. for example, the u. s. has secondary sections of getting serious. so anyone who does business would say, regardless of what their american no, no will be sanctioned by the us and. and he's very keen to get those sections remove the steering economy is on his knees and it's reliance on his oil from the run for example. so he needs to be able to show the syrian people, but you can get the lights on, you can get the water running for example, and to get that he needs the sanctions relief. but i don't think it's going to come for free at all of these countries. the saying that, you know, we expect you to do x. why is that? in the meantime, we expect you to uphold the rights of minorities, the rights of women, to show us that you have changed in deeds and not just in words. of course it would be. the problem is security that he has has internal security and then he's got his board has to worry about if he can indeed secure all of the boat does that. we know that was fighting to the east of the country and one of the issues at the moment is he intends bombing by israel in certain parts of the country. they say that that targeting strategic sites,

military sites development site. so they don't want to risk to get that hands on. and they've also, i made a huge incursion into a bus as i that was agreed upon in 1974. these are problems for any government that takes over in damascus. they're gonna have to deal with this well, in some shape or form an defacto with the us. yes. and i think is, you know, it's not just israel, if all of these lead is trusted at form, you should only now al sharra that these transformations would genuine, which they don't, he still have all sorts of issues on the ground because, you know, there are many of the different militias and, and groups in syria aside may have gone on a plane, but many of his people are still that iran may have said they don't have any active person now in syria anymore. but many people who work for them in groups. what with the are still there, so he really has to stump down his old father at the and show that he's the one in charge. he's the one quote in the shelves, and that's protecting his board is from israel also from turkey, by the way,

who have a 100 mile before his own, in northern syria. and so at the same time he's working with the if he took you, probably the country, the page, this is closest to and they were the 1st ones to send the officials to publicly meet with him to the get them all eyes. what we see at the moment, so it's a very, very, very tight balancing act that he has to walk. and he has to do all of this without alienating his cool constituency, who at the end of the day, a still so need your hottest of course. uh, what we do have is a president elect in the us. he's already commenting on the situation in syria by saying it was on the front of the takeover and took, he was behind it. so he's got this political diagnostics that he's also got to deal with on january the 20th. yeah. so trump is someone who doesn't forget slides against them in the past. i think it's bad to say, i think back to 2019 when it was due on and from good on very well. and who do i kind of chums trump in to say and saying, okay, let to do the job and syria,

get all of the us troops out to serious trouble declared that. and then almost immediately afterwards, taking lawrence's buffalo, an operation and stepped of attacks against the kurdish forces. this i'm the trump who then bought trucks and also some nasty things about to do on and then kept 900 troops in the country as a result. so it'd be interesting to see if we can get a reset between july and from for the next administration. so they've got plenty to work with for the site and sign the lack of trust. so they're going to have to rebuild. it was 70 moving parts right now that the wheels have not stopped yet. rob guys, pencil, thanks for joining us from durham university. thank you. the full 137 days of genocide and garza has now killed moving 45000 palestinians is very full since they've committed mass killings with impunity nearly every day. and

the latest attack these randy ministry bomb to home and gaza city at least 10 palestinians were killed. rescue workers were at the same time to extinguish the 5 caused by the strike. and another is rarely strike it reduced to housing dogs, a city to rumble. some people were killed and others injured. the northern parts of the strip have been under is really siege for mold and 70 days, as well as the defense. but it still has said that on social media, that is really false as well, keeps security controller. because in the event that her boss is defeated is all accounts added that these are in the military will have full freedom of action in the strip. the day is in the jordanian capital event and she's reporting from that because he is really government has been involved as a roughly as well and the occupied westbank she has moved on this latest development of these rarely defense ministers are and cods, clarifying that even if the war ends with what he terms how mazda is defeat. israel wants to maintain a free hand to operate militarily in the enclave. much like it does in the occupied

westbank and in similar fashion to what it is, the fact so doing in southern lebanon despite the ceasefire there. and this is an early indication of what is real, is willing and not willing to talk about when it comes to reaching a cease fire agreement despite all the efforts and some of the measured optimism about reaching a deal. all players understand that right now, the discussions are about an intern deal, not an end to the war. and so costs pre empting, those discussions with that policy declaration, not all the address data. i'm still a head here, although it is there, a braving buildings and a tech stuff is of the human agency, full palestinian refugees. continue to address causes desperate names. how many degrees info to northern gun i'll be telling you about a 60 comes with that us pulls timeless apart and impractical lives and live

the to this is be a never ending cascade of showers in vietnam. the 9 is about to get very good, very wet, once again with a ne mountain. see now that it should be a wet time. the also it should move size. and the next built a fairly heavy reading, which is affecting potentially more lazy. and sometimes the silver probably south of the board of what we want to guarantee it is look a little bit driving java, but that's nothing or the last from the sheriff's will come back huge and from the west feed your base. and sometimes in housing, these houses, these are the waves. well, big ways are called at the most recent one means, particularly cold air is gonna produce, i mean hawkeye, their home shoot for a time. i think in south korean, obviously you might have assembled the same on the cold in leaks the sides of the sunshine to the rest of it. and it was a bit of

a pull of kind of heading towards beijing that's cause code is going to get one degree full colder than average. admittedly, and that's, i think, will be felt also in taiwan, taught by dying to about 14 all the time you get to sub today. said he wouldn't be pictures. well, i have to say in the after his 21, so significant departure from the know just don't want to be code in northern india, but this time of the for the size you would expect to be western channel. right. but this rate is edging up towards the end of a dish and the dish will get quite heavy. i think on thursday, the humanitarian crisis and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. ok, foundations loving, an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promoting community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery, join ok,

foundation and its mission to support 11 and during this critical time. full now or visit, okay, the tools the in the the book about you want to hold as a reminder, i've only told stories this uh, the search is underway in syria full of tens of thousands of people who are missing under the sun regime as opposed to the thousands of people were buried at assigned to a good fit, north of the capital of damascus. series interim prime minister has told, i'll just say over the countries foreign currency reserves on to places them at all to shake holds for the international community to help recruit some of the money. and israel has been bothering residential neighborhoods in garza city. at least 10

palestinians were killed, went ahead with states. eva nice as israel continues, it's genocide to will. the health care system in garza has reached breaking point. the under one agency is responsible for millions of medical consultations again and is not operating on a threadbare supply chain. essential medicines like insulin syringes are nearly entirely depleted and supplies of aid attracted boulder crossings. sounded covers a repulse now from the or in the heart of garza land drafters by relentless will. and the locate that has lasted for decades. the exist a free gyal threat for survival. that threat is phone away from within 70 years, the united nations agency has been the goal at the end of the most basic human rights for millions of times, plenty and refugees. and since the onset of as well,

it's devastating. who goes, oh no one has been the center of the humanitarian relief efforts, mobilizing its limited resources to address the needs of palestinians was sitting in a health center right now. this is one of our nice 3 remaining on the health sciences left in the gaza strip of 22. everything else has been destroyed, but one owner has been able to do is find other facilities work with the community . i'm continued to provide much needed health care. even in the middle of a shilling, informix owner was mission goes on. mon you. trish in a monk, children here has nearly doubled wild vine to middle age remains. this talk goes as close food, yet only was fighting to maintain its presence is very sore, just as cute in to those of us tough including own or what, cuz as the risk, the lives to provide a sense of services like health care, education,

and food to goals is most venerable. now, the very existence of despite to agency is at risk. it is by the parliament has failed to depend on what from operating inside israel and in the occupied territories. leaving millions of post indians at an even more dangerous situation. one year was truck. ch, are in the lights, the bell assigned refugees is in replaceable. having said that, if under while were forced to shut down it schools, health centers and all the services tomorrow, palestine refugees remain palestine refugees. this is a legal status. they will not lose it, and it's a status that is subject to political negotiations that will put an end to the status of refugees. as international debates, leading to about 8, cory doors goes a stick into it and nourish children need urgent assistance. even as the number of

malnutrition cases among children is chiral center medical life remains this stuff, the board, the owner. what, what, cuz refused to abandon the mission, but the agency is definitely more than just as well as who it's also facing funding shortages. unfortunately, the efforts to undermine it's very pressing direct opposition out there was that i post on your credit security services that was behind the killing of a high ranking russian ministry. generally, most good ego acquitted. alpha and his assisted were killed when the palm admin and electric scouted, detonated. had happened to the area of tuesday morning, outside of the palm and building on the unskilled prospect around the 7 kilometers east of the kremlin. the blast shifted windows up to full flows, high security cameras capture the move until the explosion and a criminal investigation is now under the same clearly, all that was coming to all the nuclear, chemical and biological weapons division of the russian armed forces. and on monday,

you crate in security service charge coming up, send you the using bend chemical weapons in ukraine. he's previously being sanctioned by western nations for his role in the ukraine. will you need a show for volleyball, has moved from muska just where still waiting for official statements. but as you can see, the area near the mazda size, where we are standing right now, is cold and off by the police. the investigators community as well as the f, as we are working on the scene. the full days of the victims were lying in front of the entrance to the building till the very last moment. and they were just to pick top by be caused by the f as b call and taken away. well actually it happened just minutes ago. judging by the shots of the windows, the last wave reached at least the full floor, reportedly about 10 apartments would damage. the incident happened in the morning today in se most skirt and the improvised explosive

device was allegedly mounted on a electric's crew to unless near the entrance of the residential building. as a result of the determination that 54 year old, lifted on to a new ego, carrie loved the head of the nuclear. chemical and biological defense was killed together with his such a 3 year old driver and assistant. so ex president to be trim, innovative, cold carillo's, other patriot on his assassination, an ox of terrorism, and vowed revenge while a foreign ministry spokesman. maria is a 100 about said the lift hand and general click career of was exposing the crimes of the anglo saxons. and the nato provocations with chemical weapons in different parts of the wilds. at least one business being killed and several injured outraged . 7.3 magnitude of quake struck the south pacific on the nation of on what to be quite calls buildings to collapse and damage. several vehicles, roads connecting the capital port villa to the main pool would have been blocked by

land slides. recovery efforts is now underway. done mcgary is the local gen list and the residence hall for. but he told us about the situation by the 2 following me as quick. so this was a violent or is quick, the worst that i've seen in 21 years of living here in front of out to my wife who was born here in the country side. it was the worst she'd seen in her life. the damage that we've seen is widespread, but it is not as great as it might be in other countries because we have frequent earthquakes here. and most of our residential land and professional buildings are, are built to a decent standard. however, that said there have been, there has been severe damage to a number of older buildings in town. i've seen evidence of one, for example, that where the top floors pancake down onto the lower floors. that's of course, it costs a real concern in terms of casualties and recovery. there has been damage it.

damage is visible among across the numerous buildings. a great many people are going to be questioning whether it's slave safe to sleep in their houses tonight and go to work in the, in the coming days. i've just recently heard reports of damage to our international airport runway. if the runway itself is damaged, that's going to be a real impediment to the recovery effort and lack of access to our shipping terminal. as you mentioned at the top of this is going to slow down recovery efforts as well. so i think we've got a lot of work ahead of us, or at least 21 people have died following one of the strongest storms and nearly a century to hit smiled. the french government has imposed a night coffee on the indian national island. the head of a visit by the president, mental michael. hundreds of rescue personnel are being deployed to the french overseas. temperate trade, as natasha buckler explains. from the sky,

the scale of the devastation is clear, flattened homes and the upper to trees, the off to mouth is flights and feet the ripped through the french indian ocean. the island of milestone sunday. in the capital mahmud zoo days risen. sounds which will say, can you say it really is a war landscape around me? i don't recognize anything. there's not even a tree left the hills. there's not a blade of grass for all. this is flowing and emergency workers and supplies from the french island, dividing your arriving in mild fronts as i'm giving it to you, or even just to said it could be days before the true size of the desk told is known as he helped to coordinate the risk us if we want things to go smoothly, we're going to pull out the stops. we're going to mobilize everything we can in terms of civil and military and resources empowers for all of this. preston to new prime minister held a series of crisis meetings. some people say those products as long treated people

in the surface. these territories are 2nd class citizens in mild 3 quarters of the population, lived in poverty in full housing. the had little charles with spending a slight claim every day after man is miles representative in paris. he admits it's a complex situation that says the cycling could not have been predicted up by the death. so there's no one person to blame for the scale of this phenomenon. we had a slight cut, always wins of over 230 kilometers per hour. this is extremely radish on the race to find survivors is difficult with pulse of the island accessible and communications costs. not for many people in the poor st. paul to the european union was already challenging. now it's likely to get worse. natasha butler, i'll do 0 paris or the sweeping 3 miles cycling to the continued west to malawi and those on the west side. he full of people of toys, the you and says,

thousands of be left without shelter, water and food. after home schools and health facilities were partially or completely destroyed. she has, we can now to a tropical storm, decades old tensions and northern gone to the rest of the country's long standing piece. tribal violence is raising concerns, but on groups from across the board and became defense, they could be using the area as a face to government and says, there is no threat. and it just reports from both cool and got them. both are known as gunner's most dangerous town is under siege, not by external forces but by its born people. it's been ravaged by dickens long leadership struggle that has continued to claim lives include investigators, husband it was shot and killed recently. and i'm have the most painful thing is i haven't seen his body. his daughter keeps asking me mother, where is father?

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