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escaped in an attack. cautious com and the 22 following ride sudden dr. 1500 inmates escaped from a prison, remembering thousands last memorials of health for those who died in the indian ocean synonymy. 20 years ago, the book into the bank. i'm 14 syrian police officers have been killed in the western region of tatas. the new administration says they've ambushed by forces loyal to the alister assad. government security has been reinforced in the capital damascus on the cities well forward. he's imposed an overnight tough you and holmes tatas, joplin unlucky of the protest. i have a video report of the showing an attack on the white shrine. the new administration says the video is old and no incidence has occurred since it took over the country . well,

100 well wrote joins us now inside the presidential palace in the capital of damascus . and if you're in the presidential palace hashem, it must mean that a, a senior level of politicians or dignitaries have arrived to told the new administration. indeed that is a senior iraq, he delegation led by how be the somebody who is the intelligence chief along with on voice or mid assemble. how much so yeah, so that the, that talking as we speak with the syrian a visit fact to the, to of syria about the shut off quite a significant development. just to remind our view as the week before the photo bus out a said iraq and yvonne were desperately trying to figure out a way when i said good, stay in power y wiley. go shading a supplement with the opposition fighters, then manners is big. talk

a move to take over most of the cities and then finally damascus. and it could be an indication that the iraqi government now is willing to build ties with the new administration. iraq remains a neighboring country to celia. and when we talk about the dead bolt, the area where i see it has been very active in the past, it could be an indication both countries. i'll try you to figure out ways to ensure safety and stability over that. both the crossing between the 2 countries, the administration of course hashem is a, is trying to pull out various fires in various parts of the country with inc, if he's in place and a more heavy, a police presence in minority areas. how are you reading the situation right now at the moment? it is an extremely delicate situation across different parts of the country. even the outskirts of the carpets of damascus,

not really far away from the presidential palace. coffee is now being imposed in different parts of the country and let's see, which is on the outskirts of the capital. in fact tools and in lot talk you know, more and more reinforcement i've been sent to love, talk to you and talk to us. in particular, we're talking about mountainous areas where the new administration believes that abundance of the former regime us to the with weapons. the new administration has issued an ultimatum to the different serial factions that were loyalty by charlotte said, saying that they have a deadline to a spot to handing over their weapons to the government. otherwise the alternatives would into fee that deadline and did about $2.00 days ago. and this explains the major operation, but what changed the tone was yesterday, the violence, the secretary and violence that we saw along with the kid and go 14 secuity forces

in talk to us. and this is why the administration had the meeting. i'm busy sided to use force on spots using their own fights as along those areas to disband. the factions, how's you over that for us at the presidential palace in damascus? thank you. the lessons are administered. second level says that serious sufferings, they should be respected, but said russia agrees with turkey of security concerns was why and was accordingly we understand the legitimate concerns of the turkish leadership purchase people regarding security on the border with syria where incidents are related to terror structures costs this order have repeatedly occurred. these legitimate secured interests must be in sold, but there must be insured in such a way that syria retains its sovereignty territorial integrity. unit 2, and save all of this with

a doctor's leadership speaks in favor of all of this. and we support this such a fast moving situation, isn't it scares you to shop a shop of all of a joins us now from moscow. and the calls that situation evolves day by day. and such a lot of roles has to adapt to the changing situation on the ground in syria. it doesn't say a while. absolutely. yeah, of course he has paid a lot of attention to serious territorial integrity hays state heard as we just had . but also he spoke about russia's relations with the west and other countries with friends in particular on that set a settling, the ukraine conflict, according to love roles. b, u. s. stop dialogue with russia. also, the style of the special middle shop ration you crate. so they must take the 1st step towards reviewing relations with russia. levels has a show that russia is ready to conduct dialogue with the us. and he said, that's a rational source. he's a hearing signals from trump's team,

but we'll wait for the official policy to russia. he has said that despite all the disagreements, there is always room for diplomacy as diplomats have always communicated. even during was overstate of russia's position. one of a, it's a takes on the international policies and politics is that russia has to sold the current in conflict, conflicts with its west and palm as the us in particular. and he also, and he also has said that if the americans do not take rushes in for us into accounts, then relations will remain at the same level as now. and now we know how low they are. and he also stated that from trying to establish a dialogue and settling the ukrainian conflicts. and at the same time, he mentioned that france is the initiate of sending peacekeepers to craig and his training ukrainian soldiers. and he also called francis behavior. i'm big use and coming to russia's a tax on ukraine, who said that russia select targets for destruction on the territory crane based on

the threats to russia, but never, ever targets a civilian and a for structure, a total of subjects. yeah, i touched on the subjects that unit, of course, you know, as i'm sure we're away, you know, as an, as you've said, the, you, the us and you credible listening very closely to what he has to say. but they're also listening to him as well about what's the relationship is now between moscow and domestic us. because these past 2 weeks have changed. you might say the political dynamic of the middle east and russia's close relationship to what was the outside regime in damascus. what more does he have to say about that? of course, i mean, he has, once again referred to russia's, russian, syria, a close relations, historical relations between the 2 and due to the uncertainty which has taken place

in the country rights. now, russia still wants to preserve its interest in the country and continued make, maintaining its submitted to base is the 1st and foremost, of course, the level of mention that russia's 1st priority is to ensure safety and security of its diplomatic personnel. its citizens in the rock and the serial schools, but also uh from, from lot real points of view. russia must, who allows to read to collapse into pods settlers. he's a direct quote. so basically, russia, once again speaks about the syrians have rhetorical integrity. and according to the role but some people there aren't enemies of syria around and it's very important stuff is well, for instance, understands its responsibility and does not. it does not pull the country a pods and 4 and a takes coleman assets to,

to actually carry out of the, the to, to basically realize this plan. so according to liberals, countries have to ensure that the series of security should be preserved. know at the expense of the security of other countries. you this type of out of the thanks very much for that update. the funeral has been held full 5 jen is killed and, and is rainy dry and striking central cause of the time directly tugs at a satellite broadcasting done that was clearly marked as a press fickle is really military claims. it had links to what it called a terrorist cell inside. i misread come the jet unless were reportedly sleeping in the vehicle at the time that the attack media freedom organizations of a piece of the condemned as well. so coming out such attacks on jet unless covering

the war in dawson well, these 2 ambulance vehicles just pulled off in the courtyard of along the hospital, transferring the bodies of the 5 journalists were killed in past midnight in a drum is of inside their satellite of broadcasting, van parked outside the hospital. this the top right here, highlight the danger and the rest journalists are taking most of the time, covering these really atrocity the gathering here. this crowd inside the house with a mid of journalist colleagues from the community who knew the 5 journalists do work with them to work their colleagues at some point the cooperative with them. they knew exactly what they were doing outside the hospital. one of the journalists, as we have said that had been confirmed by an eye witness and a family member, was outside the hospital. just an hour before the attack happened, celebrating the news that his wife was inside the house could have given birth. his

1st born son an hour later who was killed inside the van. these are not the 1st time were seen delivered a tax on journalist happening this way. it's in fact there at least 200 journalists so far i've been killed deliberately, as the word continues for the past 14 months. here's so much jack. any size, it is right now. 6 the bodies are being loaded into the ambulance once again and take into a burial inside is the these crying mother is in collab, father's re calling last moments with their sons as of last night, talking to them and making plans them to see them the next day. one of them congratulated his funds for waiting for the son, for his grandson, that was going to be to be born in the hospital. but as you see, this has turned into much of a,

a tragedy where everyone was good. here's the frustration and the younger as people, here's this cry there. what happened to them was deliberate. stewart killed because they were telling the truth because they were documented things. just process and submitted by these really monetary but it's all up for assistance. this is not going to stop, they will continue this 5 z as positive isaac telling. and despite all the miserable situations and conditioning created for journalist, they will not stop telling the truth. honey, my hood, how did you hear from the hospital and do better to do how this is done? yeah, honey must meet the reporting for us from their obama. what is the 20 is now, since, as they know me, devastated coastlines in killed an estimate of 228000 people in indonesia, thailand, and other indian ocean nations. it was triggered by a powerful undersea as quick the in the city, a button chain,

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this and forwarded across eastern and had been so long as people tried to get away from the angry waters on december 26th, 2000 in full, then realization struck about the danger of the wave. it was too late. the absence of ability warning system and the lack of knowledge about naomi's list, most people unprepared. more than 35000 people were killed and 5000 would be glad missing. to day museums and victory galleries all for a glimpse into the destruction. one of the most visited offers at chilling remainder of the devastation. a single raised carriage power to the train hit by the waves, getting more than 1700 people use a key feature. in the months that followed the sonoma, she loved to establish the disaster management center. this early warning tell was introduced early detection systems and improve dissemination and other relevant.

there is a 2 decades later, no cause of concern or the warning tow is on the southern coast are built. none of them were working. this one on the left, many people in costco town like this one in southern tr lanka, terrified that it would happen again. this time that better prepared but say the authorities should be doing more to us about these complains. the dmc throws out a 0 that it tests the towers every year. it is kind of the upgrading it systems, the promo menu communication systems may pre. yep. we are developing the new technologies and we are up, but i think the new are you wanting systems into the main street of 31 by the disaster management center. crucial goodness, acres, ancestral property was keep by the december 26th. we up to date houses, a successful charity that helps thousands of sonoma survivors,

and many others improve their lives visa sustainability of disaster management system. important. you have to have a lot of systems stand at the discipline and the driver. and, and of course the management techniques to be transparent is accountable. so bossing don't expect in expectations and governance, richard mendez's, not a day goes by without even thinking of those. he lost, he hopes that wouldn't be a repeat of the 2004. so now me with nature and the stuff you read it off and then is just 0 because the 7 to alaska still had to hold off to 05 or something. i mean job 8. i think you're refugee counselor, palestinians, and i'll tell you the challenges. they're facing as they come back on don't and kind of fell in finding out why for some people this christmas is about food banks not present

the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read into the game? so basically you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision is critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story. do conferences and meetings like cop 29 and others make a difference on how to 0. being a journalist is that privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those have been drowned out by the noise is a 4. is my driving force is what pushes me to take right of thinking deep trying to find they were due to that challenge and

a huge responsibility. we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice as relevant to so that there is mode that unites us, then divides the the book about 2 over there with me. so hold on the remainder of all the top stories, 14 syrian police officers have been killed and an end in the region of tonsils. seriously, administration says pulse is loyal to the al serra assad government behind the

attacks. a funeral that's been held for 5 to unless killed and is ready. try and strike in central garza the type talk to a satellite, protesting that was tele, monica was a press stay cool. these really ministry claims is handling as to why they called a terrorist cell inside, understood, come an indian ocean nations on mocking 20 years since a synonymy devastated coastlines and killed hundreds of thousands of people in an age of health. one of the 1st several of these, at the exact time the undersea of quake was felt and actually prolonged. the animal company used to be home to the largest palestinian refugee population in syria. much of it has not been ruins on some palestinians are concerned that plights might not be high on the agenda of a new government facing many challenges. but despite that some published studies are coming back a sob up in java, the pull. so from the book, i'm scraping the suit from a boot out whole may seem like a daunting task,

but for people returning after long exile, it's simply a necessity. this engineer did not want us to identify him as people might recognize him doing manual labor. he says, citizens are proud people, and the dignity and perseverance are inc declined. so to our palestinians, according to the residents of the boot camp, which is home to both established in 1957, the small city was home to more than half a 1000000 syrians. the largest kind of sending and refugee community in the country . this image meant by the nearly a decade ago when suffering here was described is worse than that because it, after years of bombardment by your thoughts forces, most people are gone. walls are peppered with the tools and concrete stairwells seem to find by fred 4040 you told me i didn't remember you to move this

way. she used to go to school here, take part in drama, done festivities, and lost it their family. she doesn't know much about politics. it says the shuttle assad light, when he said he was pro palestinian and then the, now i'm from, i'll name a and my husband was from hyphen in palestine. abdul got their mosque was targeted during the bombing, and my husband was killed on his way home. the streets were filled with bodies. people were terrified and it was the most horrifying experience of my life. in my opinion, already i moved comp was the finest area in syria. i've spent my entire life and you are moving on a stage of my heart, even during displacement. i can't imagine living anywhere else, even though my husband was killed to. i will remain but remaining here isn't easy. there's no water or electricity as most infrastructure has been destroyed, as i'm sitting in what used to be someone's hold. people coming back to the, to move comp. we'd have to deal with destruction like this and to be able to

convert this into living quarters like that is going to require time and patience and resources he's working with. but so many challenges facing emma to shut off government palestinians are concerned about being neglected. featured old on the fell and due to poor health care, she can no longer walk or fund the ones government help, but doesn't door who to turn to the somebody's family has been to space from is really occupied going on now. so if you see that he's still in hopes, things will change and the city is new rulers, mahogany to come. but as an alaska shop, which was our primary source of income, now i work for all this. the situation is on the bear with me. i think some schools are functioning and people here are getting used to the new reality. but there are limited prospects for young people since december, the only a few families have come here. many others want to,

but like much of devastated syria that isn't much left to return to. so i'm going to drive it down to the, to get moved refuge account, damascus. and based on the k searches and the way to find more than 1500 inmates to escape from a prison in the capital, they fled jungle riots inside the facility and the food service which at least 33, were killed. 150 had been recaptured. please claim opposition. protest outside the jail for encouraging the riots. the rest came after the constitutional council can the for lima, a governing policy with a presidential election in october, the opposition site. the vote was rigged to many businesses. invitations have been damaged in those protests and several seals stations have been vandalized or even shut down. however, with also has more from the capital, the things that are relative because google can now come out of town and get us to necessities. one of the things like this, you'll be seeing people who have been waiting in long lines to get fuel because of days of protests,

people have been searching their homes. those that went in the state. that is, they were shutting their homes and they couldn't come out and get things like fuel . so they were running out. they've come out. now, this is one of the few fuel stations that's open because genes approaches many of the fuel stations were vandalized. so people have very few options in that sense. some of the people in the line say they've been waiting for hours, some of them 3 for 5 hours, but they should they come grow anyway because what if protest starts again? that means that won't be able to move, so this could be the only chance they get to actually get things like fuel to stuck up on the fluid, any other necessities that they need. it gives you in a say, a sense of what people in mozambique are going through every time these protests take like the food things in gym, neil and struggling to feed growing numbers of people in need since the war and you credit begun 2 years ago. the number of those, depending on the services, does not risen by 50 percent chance that it actually so suggested reducing value. i

did tax on basic food items to help cub rising food prices. fatalities say that it's not enough to resolve the problem. somebody came reports from valid it's it's 3 o'clock at the end. there's a keys in berlin, where the christmas message to the faithful is one of cheer and sharing. that this cute isn't for the service inside. it's for the food bank outside the my b mia. there is always less food each time you get the basic pension, but the state is cheating here. can i be open and honest? because the job centers force people to work and don't pay any pensions? as a result of the state is cheating us and making us poor and poor. it is important. people know that they're almost a 1000 food banks across germany, taking it and sold stock from supermarkets and selling it from next to nothing to those in need. but shortages this yeah, i meant some people have to be turned away temporarily. i hope i want to because it was just too many people. it was partly because of the ukrainian refugees and we

still have a few from afghanistan. what do you notice, but which is too many and it's no longer possible to provide something reasonable. you just have to say, it's not possible. the numbers are clear this year, around 60 percent of food banks in germany. i've had to russian what they also customers currently they're helping around 1600000 people. that's an increase of 50 percent since the war and ukraine began. high food prices have been an issue here for several years with many people struggling to feed their families. to catch a good chance slow without shots says, feels the same content or experience the live. i get many people feel every time they go shopping because the supermarket checkout, how much food prices have risen in recent years. that's why i'm competing for us to quote you already reduced the ac from 7 to 5 percent charities say would be a 1st step, but nothing more than that. they believe food banks cannot plug the gap left by the

state. dominant cane algebra 0 bowling. the jacob holiday stories on the website itself is there a dot com is updated through the day? weather is next and on inside story weeks. i mean, does that mean product as it moves on being sent to the routing policies victory in the presidential election? i mean, so robinson and denise team here. thanks for your time and your company the the stand by in japan. it's going to snow again and quite heavily that looks likes nobody's actually. these frequents those shows in a fairly strong wind across the sea of japan that will really laid it down right on the she may stay on highest ground. and of course, that means it takes years into the kind of like the full fairly heavily. again, in a condo, and if not on fridays, and on saturday, when it seems to be even heavier in places. the effect on the tech here is

basically just the wind quite a strong way down south of a. it only slow declines through to monday. the skies of course do clear you don't see snow, but i think you'll feel quite a cold in the wind is that most of you say she was looking fine. most of the north east india looking fine. but that's an interesting little trick. a cold wave is being cold because the temperatures by day are quite low and by not even low, but this ought to change how you smell there. but you know, it's foggy or smoky north into the moment. unfortunately, that is not doing much to change it. yes, the required to be re running from new daddy down to was there and i'll see in effecting is found also as a whole with a cost snow up in the mountains. but the check engine at quality isn't going to be a company defense thing that rain can make. you feel even worse, because it has to bring temperatures down a bit. that's the full costs. and you daddy not promising

over 27000 photographs of data and tortured civilians? have you seen the photo? so i didn't. the prosecutor ulton did traditional investigation for his disappearance, torture and crimes against humanity in the final part of the series, which is 0 follows the fight for justice through the courts. fairly straightforward in terms of establishing command responsibility as families and a lawyer space, a terrible deal in the search for the truth. the lost souls of syria. now just sierra more than 150 people killed in protest and most i'm big demonstrations. claim that i've told us presidential election was with the went from the government for legal policy is calling for com as a national dialogue with what's driving beyond rest. this is inside story,

the how they walk into the program. i'm adrian sending an unrest and most i'm big since a presidential election in october west and this week of the country's courts