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a 6 hours of high stakes negotiations in moscow earlier the leaders of russia and turkey agreed on a ceasefire in syria's war torn province the 2 international powers backing opposing sides of course of the conflict which has brought them perilously close to direct confrontation in recent weeks which was the worry well the details this go to me from. listening in live yeah it looks like this but agreement is being dialed in there's this news of the cease fire in a buffer zone take us all through it maria. well hi kevin yes it took a total of 6 hours 3 of them. meeting between pulls in and out of the gun that's kevin a lot for a top man and then the 2 countries delegations including foreign and defense ministers of russia and turkey joined their leaders and the discussion continued it was clear from the beginning it is not going to be an easy conversation journalists were told there would be no press conference or any media contact at the end so we didn't know till the very last moment whether at all we're going to see mr putin

and mr erdogan this evening but both leaders came out a journalist with the outcome of thursday's crucial talks on syria and the key point is that the 2 sides came to an agreement to deescalate the syrian turkish crisis in war torn even a province and to set this in concrete put in and out of a gun signed a document detailing a cease fire on the ground in that starts from midnight march 6th here's mr erdogan. is taught at midnight beginning on the 6th of march a ceasefire will be implemented we will take all necessary steps to ensure at last our goal is to do everything possible to prevent the humanitarian situation from deteriorating in the region. so the cease fire is certainly agcy point but there were some other steps agreed upon between russia and turkey the 2 sides decided to establish a so-called safe corridor 12 kilometer wide 6 kilometers north and 6 kilometers

south from syria's strategic and for highway connectin aleppo and latakia and to start joint patrol of this area to secure it to make it a safe zone starting march 15th flight reporting described thursday stalks with the head of the gun in general as positive he said the turkey and russia sometimes have disagreements but the 2 countries always managed to find a solution here is mr putin. needs to go through this lesson with this group but we don't always agree without turkish partners in our evaluation of the situation in syria but a critical moment having high level bilateral relations we've always managed to find common ground on controversial issues and have found acceptable solutions. well what is a glib this is serious last remaining terry strong hold damascus lost control over it 5 years ago but back in 2018 russia and turkey again putin aragon already

committed to help the syrian army clear this vost northern province in syria from teri's and hold the size seem to have this common goal and move together towards it until her around a month ago the turkish leader gave up this idea and he made a u. turn calling on russia to leave syria and to leave him face to face with the regime these are he's words the situation on the ground started boiling escalation violence it became clear is something needs to be done urgently a while ago the turkish president announced a special gather rain on syria in istanbul with not only between russia and turkey but also with france and germany that what. important convinced his turkish counterpart that they do not need mediators and this is why we saw mr air then coming here to moscow cranley and having a discussion with like me putting that ceasefire community. or i

don't know mcadams thanks for from o'donnell curb spokes we earlier on for ron paul institute he told me it's in the interests of both moscow and on korea to ensure that the cease fire lasts. we should all breathe a sigh of relief because truly russia and turkey were on the brink of direct conflict it was careening out of control and i think it was very wise to have called this bilateral meeting to hammer it out because there are the danger of it into war and possibly including nato was very real the whole issue of the of the war torn in the province is not that different in the war torn aleppo province which amazingly settled down once it was liberated from the from the control of jihad ists of extremists of al qaida and that's the exact same thing in the province the important thing is that the m. 4 in an m 5 highways will be open up that's important to certainly to russia into

syria but let's also remember the air to want is having some problems back home there's a huge brawl in the parliament just yesterday with 2 with the parties fighting each other the opposition parties are not thrilled that everyone has essentially embedded turkish military forces with al qaida to serve as human shields to prevent the syrians from retaking their own territory he's gone way out on a ledge and i think he's finding himself at the end of his political rope perhaps well that's the syria turkey border the sort of in the course of these other problems on the other side the e.u. turkey border the greece turkey border where an estimated 25000 asylum seekers gathered since friday attempting to try to get into greece and some safety as they see it to authorities have claimed one man died there on wednesday after greek police opened fire on a group of migrants and allegation athens denies reporting from the border charlotte do bensky. in the dead of night they've set up camp these migrants who

say they are from syria have succeeded where so many haven't they've crossed the border from turkey into greece. or holland but even the most basic of comforts can come at a cost on the one hand lighting a fire means want for the children on the other it means being visible to the security forces and volunteers trying to protect greece's borders. greece says it stopped thousands from entering into its borders within the last week of those who have made it through many have been arrested and they have been taken to detention facilities like this one here behind me that surround 10 miles from the frontier now you can see children playing clothes hung out to dry so despite the barbed wire and the high fences with security posts life goes on greece has just announced that

it will create another center in this area to deal with any new cross from turkey the plan is to deport them as soon as possible and while e.u. chiefs have come to greece's aid saying it is acting as europe shield others are more critical of the books position this is a moment to which people is questioning guy davidi existence and the very role of the of the european union not this is we don't have to feel to run after the storm much of the people we must help the people to understand how complex is the life oakum pixie's there is the is the war there and and and showed the ability to have the political force to fix that and not calling these people and these disparate people. on because calling a greaser shield that means that these people are our weapon for the president and he says the buddha should be opened there is no. act even in

the in the policies of the european union that allow the members to suspend. did the right. to request. you know kountry i know that this is a very difficult situation but democracy and the rule of law must apply more than ever in this kind of situation and my opinion is that francesco talked about dignity. the conditions on the border a not dignified he said neither was the existence of many thousands of migrants who live on a day to day basis stuck in limbo in centers like we've seen he's calling on the e.u. to sort out its issues and to find a solution to the crisis so that countries like greece no longer left shouldering the burden of migration. you can ski r.t.

for lucky near the greek turkish border on thursday turkey knows he's going to send a 1000 special police officers to the border to prevent the greek side from driving those desperate asylum seekers we spoke to some of those migrants about their hazardous perilous journey they are attempting to make to try to get to some for safety. i came from of ghana stunned i arrived at the border with groups but it's closed and one can't grow also that the group security forces are dispersing migrants with tear gas. i'm from iran and i want to go to europe as you know the economic situation in our country is very bad we tried to cross the border but security forces detained us took all our belongings and beingness. we left afghanistan and came to work in turkey we left everything behind when we had to queue is opening its border but is it turns out the border is closed no one is helping us. ok away from turkey troubles where we go next we're going to the u.s. secretary of state has basically condemned

a decision by the international criminal court to authorize an investigation into possible war crimes in afghanistan might pump ovarian happy money so that under no circumstances will washington low american citizens to be held accountable by the hague based organization we've come to know this i.c.c. is a truly political body we have evidence suggesting that there has been there but efforts to provide misinformation to the corporate form parties were we would take all the appropriate actions to ensure that american citizens are not hold before this political body to settle a political vendetta the us secretary of state mike palm pale was commenting on the relaunching of an investigation by the international criminal court into activities that took place by major powers in afghanistan this investigation is launched as it appears that a peace deal has been signed and that afghanistan could be drawing down in

hostilities the prosecutor is out to commence in this to gauge in relation to aleck crimes committed in the gulf gonna stand at this point the united states has maintained a presence in afghanistan for 18 years and the international criminal court in its investigation is looking into the activities of cia members the. international criminal court is looking into the possibility of torture cruel treatment outrages upon personal dignity rape and other forms of sexual violence as part of policy by members of the cia now it's important to note that there have been other allegations against the u.s. in afghanistan u.s. service members have been accused of bombing and attacking healthcare facilities disappearing people and killing civilians according to the latest u.n. report over 100000 civilians have died or been injured in the past decade of fighting in afghanistan however the united states has withdrawn from the international criminal court the trump administration withdrew from the court in

september of 2018 and it appears that my pompei is doubling down on that this is a truly poor taking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body the i.c.c. today stumble into a sorry affirmation of every denunciation made by its harsh critics over the last 3 decades now it's also important to note that last year we saw the pardoning of u.s. service members accused of killing civilians in both iraq and afghanistan by u.s. president donald trump he pardoned them when they face charges for their actions.

so as the war in afghanistan seems to be drawing down many are optimistic about the peace deal it appears that the united states is determined to make sure that members of it. armed forces are not held accountable for any crimes they may have committed in afghanistan while the united states made it maintained its presence there for 18 years. free speech advocates have noted kingdom of concern of the sit in 2 d. platform an oxford university professor who was shuttled to speak at a woman's festival feminist historian selena told told us it came after organizers were put under pressure she says by trans activists. some members of a group called feminists fight back and some transactor best had said that they would not appear at the conference if i was there so they asked me if i would like to disinvite myself and just not come and i said no i'm not willing to do that

partly because i was there in a professional capacity as a professor oxford my faculty had given the conference a great deal of support and they just myself and the head of the history faculty to speak there so i said no and i said please let me know as soon as possible what you intend to do about this and would you like my advice and support on how to deal with these police and they declined that and rang me back at 6 pm and said we've got a compromise you can come but you're not allowed to speak you're not allowed to say anything while slithered towards ties to the firmest organization women's place you thought to be one of the reasons for the complaint against the group of $427.00 team to fight for women's rights but has been accused of transphobia for opposing the gender recognition act which allows people to change the legal gender the u.k.'s department for education chipped in to it condemned towards exclusion from the event universities are required by law to uphold freedom of speech allowing

academics students and visiting speakers to challenge ideas and discuss controversial subjects we have made clear that if universities do not uphold free speech the government will oxford university tax the colleges said it was not responsible for the decision of the event organizers further of says it's investigating what happened so we know todd has been up pains to defend herself against allegations of transphobia. because some trans activist who called me transfer big that is completely unfounded i am connected to an organization which advocates for women's rights and in my professional capacity as a historian i research women's history and the evidence that i have found leads me to agree with the law as it stands that women are a sex and should have access to single sex spaces like refuge it is and single sex sport i certainly believe that transgender people should be allowed to state their identity and should be treated with respect and i'm very delighted to work in an institution that respects the rights of transgender staff and transgender students

. in the world of free from 80 seconds this now senator elizabeth warren has dropped out of the race for the democratic party's 2020 presidential nomination didn't do well choose david fisher failed to place in the top 2 candidates in any of the 14 states of tuesday former vice president joe biden now has the most delegates than ahead of senator bernie sanders going into the next stage of the primaries which we will follow for you. helicopter carrying a philippines national police chief has crashed injuring him and the 7 others on board it just taken off from the capital manila before striking power cables and coming down in a residential area it's thought the clouds of dust swirling on takeoff reduced visibility billeted to near 0. pro-choice activists of rallies in front of the u.s. supreme court in washington as a hearing opens challenging a louisiana state law on dr registrations designed to heavily restrict access to abortions it's the 1st major case than to be heard by

a president trumps appointed justices will go search and covenant. nasty i'll see here fight to break in a football match in the chechen capital wednesday evening hundreds rushing towards a pitch skerrick towards the end of the 2nd half between grozny and then it said petersburg in the russian cup even some. the players got involved in the broad to try to break it up when they gave eventually began again to visitors and it progressed to the next round courtesy of $97.00 when. it all looked up at the stars and marvel take a bit of a breath one time or another if you don't have that light pollution of course well the something else to worry about now up there it says nasa because it thinks we're about to lose that celestial beauty because of a swarm of satellites. thank you. for.

today's launch of 60 starlike satellites to orbit mark falcon 980 a successful flight. there are so many of them he means astronomers get maybe as much as an hour with bright streaks going across less sensitive photographic detectors. as more satellites are placed into orbit they will become an increasing problem to astronomers on the ground use your smart phone camera to record satellite streaks through the night sky to monitor this problem over time.

they said has been a great industry populace so they're very excited and we're excited to learn more about their satellites through the demonstration. oh dear a little pleasure looking up at the stars and even that's not going to be available maybe soon so else to worry about don't fret too much stay well by the way as well thanks for watching r t international live with me kevin away from the world news center here check out our t. dot com for more from those 247 whatever social media have your say about with more in a while but. 39 minutes from now with the next update. these

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i've interviewed limits of e. and world and rape is a very very traumatizing thing to have happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma. i cannot remember how many times a young female marine that had been raped or sexually assaulted told me that she looked at these guys as your brother or the suspect as your brother it's a kin to what happens in

a family with incest because you know in the military when we're functioning at our best i coach piece of unit with brothers and sisters of the band of brothers and sisters i mean we are family when that ball and of trust is violated. the wound penetrates to the very most inner part of one's soul one psyche. i have this folder that i keep i have all my boot camp letters and if my mom and my sister and. people and. i was just going through some of this stuff and i'm like what's this you know and i open it up i'm like oh my god. my suicide letter. bomb i'm sorry for the greece that you must feel. just because i'm gone physically

doesn't mean i will be there spiritually i truly feel that god will take me without question even though i took my own life. i've had the most broken thoughts of dreams and physical pain to remind me of the her if it acts upon me that happened while on duty a mother brother sister and husband should never live with knowing the horrible acts upon me find. knowing that my that the body left behind doesn't consume my soul i am free now and i'm not afraid ready to soar. i took a whole bottle of pills and woke up strangely enough i'm not sure why. i at that point in my life i just wanted to be over. and think i was 2021 and then. within the next year i tried again i went into the garage which separate from

the house when i turned the car. the current fix it was so it was pulled blondie out a little door into scratching and helling at the last shop didn't even the way my wife up so i got to shut the car off for a minute i'll just take her in the garage the moment this what would you kill the door stupid and then the me would you kill yourself i thought of it so many times and so many ways i thought about. at one point in time hanging myself from the flagpole was a song on me. saying exactly what happened to make him feel bad. i was going to. overdose on pain medication and sleeping medication. and just hope that i'd fall asleep in my body it would just shut down or something.

when i went to the doctor i had been feeling sick and dizzy and not as good and. they took my urine and they told me that i was pregnant it. was like you know there's a wife and they're you know maybe very wife will be better than mine and i got to make sure that so. she was very special. sometimes it takes a different kind. in about action to cause change to calm. and sometimes. a lawsuit. i grew up on military bases my dad was career army when i was a child when we answer the phone we just have to say colonel burks quarters and because of that i have as i have an understanding of the level of control that the military exercises that perhaps most in civilian life don't have. the fare structure and it is

a judicial doctrine that was developed by the supreme court that says if you're in the military you cannot sue for something that happens to you that's incidental your military service if you military doctors amputate the wrong limb you are out of luck you cannot sue for that for that harm that's been done to you so we filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of 16 men and women seeking to bring former secretary rumsfeld and secretary gates to justice. i heard about the lawsuit and decided to become a part of it. because i never wanted another woman to go through what i would. be a lawsuit alleges that they have overseen a system that has to pay.