strongly, alas, services be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by from board the state of the news i from the 5 and class has reported between the syrian government troops and supports of be ousted form of presidents reports of bushes and executions. emerging one of the biggest challenges to the new government is a folder for shaw. alice, also in the program. russia launch is more rockets and drug strikes across the ukraine. peeve describes it as a massive attack targets in critical energy and gas infrastructure. the

welcome to the program, the syrian observatory for human rights is reporting that more than 70 people have been killed in classes between syrian troops and forces loyal to us to lead up a shot. all of us that i think, broke out on the 1st day i just concentrated in coastal cities in the west series engine governments as low as a large scale security operation. 13 syrian troops were killed in an ambush by pro us on fights as in the port safety of the attack in regions a strong hold. the assets, supporters and the curfew is not any fact. please off the deadliest classes since presidents of southwest toppled volume surgeons in december. so soon as the o. b, a is a syrian governance and peace building expos. he's managing director of the union of medical care and relief organization, which is a globally based n g o. welcome to dw 3 based clashes. come out as have no. you

know, i'm actually, 1st of all the thanks for shooting you think. so i'm actually at the top and yesterday, after a number sets by, for my support as of the former regime of i sub regina, where 14 people from the general security code. this actually provoked a mazda and the inside the proponents of the coming kind of government actually components of the south. and this actually created some sort of acts of revenge. and in many cases the seat, an army is marching to stop and the rest of the up in the perpetrators of yesterday's classes are they are actually for my seat in ami of officers. but well, i have to be very, very clear. what is happening as going far beyond that. what is happening right now at the moment,

is we have to take our ition and actually prevent by many factions that are not really, really to be that i'm not really part of the seat. and that going inside cities, getting civilians meeting the people mainly from the other i'd say so it is no more government versus the uh for my outside regina. uh would you go uh lawyers no that is actually happening again. the other way to check this out. stop now. otherwise, i mean, allied sectors being targeted because they were supporters of the full, the president to actually the hollow, i'd say is accuse of supporting this even the, for my president. but this is not true. right now. people out get it only because they are otherwise, which is unacceptable. and for the conduct,

what we should do right now is immediate immediate ceasefire. the government only is allowed to go inside cities to stop for my lawyer. so aside, virginia why we're having a few technical problems with the line with what looks at what you froze during that. but what we, we got, but just is this likely? do you think to, to escalate? yes, yes, definitely. definitely. it is likely to escalate on if we don't stop this now, if we, the government does not really take strong actions to become really proactive to stop all the violations taken or committed by a um, fox is coming from the send me a lot of the country the country will go to another round of bios that will likely

last for a long, long, long time, this time. okay, so this is a big test for this new government. that the, the way that i read it from, from what you're saying is they have to clamp down on every well, essentially with a gun in that region. whether or not they say they are on the government side or not. absolutely, absolutely. the government should step immediately to say at the, by the government, i'm the one who can really enforce slow. i don't know if anybody else what is happening right now is, is, is insane. is crazy. it's crazy. i'm talking to people then and, and then talk to us in the back. yeah. and, and, and in fine, yes. in or otherwise regions scale fee or a, the, the thought reporting to me things like getting families in their homes. this is unacceptable. how can i continue this way? certainly it was due to an ounce, a new government this month. is that still likely to happen?

it should happen. it must happen. but it should be an inclusive government, a government that there presents the cedar as the society. it cannot be of one color. i was quite hopeful, has had lot of positive news in damascus about the, the government that's going to be thing i was spot and of the, um, uh the com data conference. so i hate a lot of good. if the, let's say expectations for the, for the government, for the upcoming government, but this has to happen now right immediately because of the government could have indeed escalating stuff and the guns here. okay, so i think of talking us through that side as i do now is that i agree to governments and think he's doing excellent. thank you very much. thank you. we'll take a look at some of those stories making headlines that us present. donald trump says he's written to around supreme leader, so you can to negotiate a nuclear deal on a top atalla ali, how many days off it is,

hasn't commented back in 2018 during this 1st. and presidential withdrew the united states from a multinational agreement intended to prevent iran developing nuclear weapons, to explode it. a world war to bounce on that close to power says got to know station as being the fused, the discovery at full speed conservation of hundreds of trains including services between french capital. a london cotton though is europe some busiest train station strikes on the training safety of hawk if killed at least 8 people the left dozens of buildings and roots training air force as it shut down. the $67.00 missed $1200.00 drones and the overnight attack, which fits several ukrainian regions. officials say russia is still targeting to cranes. energy infrastructure fall into natalie del scott. fletcher own home in hard keeps frontline when it was destroyed. but the war has caught up with her here

at her son's house. i don't know what to do now. i don't know what to do or what to say. thank god, the weather is nice. it's room. 81 years old, it should have just killed me and it would be i bought it. but as you can see, to the rescue, workers evacuated another elderly woman from a nearby building, the latest residential area to be hit by russian strikes recent drone. and miss sila tax on ukraine's port city awful. desa also destroyed dozens of homes and targeted its energy infrastructure to leaving suites of the city without electricity. the latest round of air strikes by russia come after you. leaders met for a crisis summit on thursday and which they underlined their ongoing support for ukraine,

an agreed to boost their own military capabilities. there is a huge pressure on all member states to increase the defense spending and to have literally a search and defense. and therefore the plan, the re, um plan was a 5 elements, was very much welcome by all leaders. and i am absolutely confident that it will be used the you has come under pressure to unite behind to crane following this engagement from the united states. these latest russian strikes are the 1st since donald trump cut the all military age to ukraine. while with the resulting military aid and intelligent sharing for you crying, a correspondent, max on the in key outline the pressure of the countries on to buy quite a lot. i would say i'm crane is in a very difficult situation right now. we don't know all the details of what is happening right now, but it's probably safe to assume that no american military equipment and no spare

parts, no american munition is crossing the border into ukraine. now the training on forces are, might not notice the change right away because for certain types of weapons, they have sufficient stop power suppressing a few weeks a few months time. if they don't find any replacements elsewhere or the us starts delivery again. they're going to be in a very difficult situation and with the american military equipment, it's important to point out that it's not just about the quantities, but a lot of the high tech stuff. a lot of the very effective stuff comes from the united states. thinking of f 16 fighter jets, for example, if you're thinking a fighter jet ammunition in general, the multiple walking launch systems and the short and median term rockets for example, but also air defense systems like the patriot system where there is no adequate european alternative. for example, so some of the stuff can be replaced, some of the stuff can, can be replaced. it's going to be making very logistics very hard. and for some of

the, the military's a from city with at the moment there doesn't really seem to be adequate alternative . looking at intelligence sharing, this has an effect. um that can be probably felt a lot faster. again, we, we don't really know exactly what the americans have in sharing versus what they're not sharing any any longer. but it's safe to assume that the ukrainians, receiving satellite imagery to do reconnaissance behind enemy lines, as well as they were providing internally intelligence on signal. so in order to detect incoming aerial attacks, for example, large scale attacks as we see last night. so that puts you create in a very difficult position. it's mike sound a keys while you're seeing leaders of agreed to dramatically increase ministry spending after the us from segment of gene intelligence support. so you cried. russian propagandists have been celebrating. the whitehouse is dramatic policy

shift. but the idea of russ as your pin neighbors boosting that ministry forces has been met with back, is this you leader summit in brussels is clearly irritating the kremlin. moscow has picked up on the fact that the e u is ready to boost defense spending. and it's considering sending peacekeepers to ukraine and it's on the to, to create confidence on this. so it's consultation to rhetoric and let's keep it to an understand what developments we a seeing and brussels. and although you are paying capitals, are of course, seriously at all, just saying we finding ways to peacefully resolve the situation in ukraine, pushing me in a way to go to your local crane for you guys. the tv host don't share pest cards, diplomatic etiquette, and they were watching both the speeches and the looks of the participants that um some up for the appointment as well. the gathering itself resembles a meeting of cripples. poland. as prime minister tools hobbled past the cameras and

declared that russia would lose just like the soviet union. so this poll has injured not just his limbs, but also his brain. the president of france has completely lost his mind as well. but the dump prompts them according to state propaganda. it wasn't just the president of france who lost his mind. they also called denmark's pm met to frederickson crazy for being open to nuclear weapons and her country from recent reactions. and seems that state propagandist, are most worried about europe's unity and defending ukraine. good is to put it inside the provincial europe. cj is being torn apart right now, reviewing my chest. can you imagine how incompetent these people are and how little they have to do if he can afford the luxury of suddenly going to london by euclid. putting zelinski on the head, i was doing some use the i'm showing to him that they are against him who,

because the same privilege of new, europe's unity and the sharp rise in defense spending can't help but worry russia. some experts believe this is a for, is the challenge, the general, the ways, the west and the way connect to the overall just as the war will in the long run present. there really serious challenge to rush, even with china, is assistance and having like basically invested and it's a realtor industrial complex. russia is that combust at the mod. meanwhile, lab, rob said that russia has no intention of attacking nato despite the fears. he believes there's one person in the west who knows that russia's real goal is to stop nato's expansion. video president, trump and his team understands very well that this was a root cause of the book. look, lovely, beautiful, rich you this week officials and the state propaganda warmly welcome trump's decision to hold a to ukraine, backed by the us. they hope to strike

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