it is a, you know, it will be for the time being, we are saying very give that we need for get on to go out of city are completely and to get on to stop middling or with the city and affairs. and also with the reason that affairs, as they should have enough problems within hit on to the costa and they should stop interfering and disturb realizing the situation in the, in the middle east. and it big heavy on doing that. they were, you know, they was, you know, they, they wouldn't have a similar fate to what happened to the shutter, i said, and it's region. so this is why we make the differentiation between that relationship with the shop with this issue with get on. it is true that in the policy force, countries fact the shuttle assets, but in 2 different ways completely. and we think that the,

that is a little bit the, the, the way that you are going to deal with get on it is going to be very delicate and very complicated. and we need to have, you know, many, many things agreed before we can look into exploring or opening a new page with it on. but the initiative should come from here. i'm not in the city and people throughout the last 13 years. and for the last 30 years have so far enough of the city and so hopefully get any and that was and see how it started working on it to show a different face. and to start the new initiative towards the city, people for the future of city. what would you, would you be interested in directly engaging you, rodney, in this direction of what you have said knowledge and how to achieve it. well,

i would say, you know, we are in the process of maximizing the number of our friends and minimizing the number of. ready enemies and it is in our of interest to make sure that we have both of as many countries as as possible. but as i said, if you're on has, you know, list have very bad legacy in syria. and this will take time to rectify and it will also take time to explore. you have to do is think that i think our people are going to, um, because of all the religious sites that is, you know, close to the ships. um, you know, um id energy out early, she got sick, you know, this is separate and sometimes you put it together. of course the duration or what so ever. so it is up to that amiens' now. so good faith. and to show that the mean

business and this to understand that celia has changed forever. and they need to you know, make sure that their future policy, what syria is different from the past, the policy and this idea and this intensity about this exploring, the city of facility is running to reduce it to the middle east, and especially to out of countries to stop it, it fails miserably. in many ways and be true. it should be very clear that it isn't the interest to see it on time to it. i mean people that definitely she should reconsider their position. and also, if you think them as the disease and that applies and focus more on the wednesday of, of the internet, people rather than on discovery lising for the reason the countries all right. the ship has said that it would maintain peace and the country despite the development over through of the government. how does the time to implement that when i mean

m? first of all, we have always said that we are interested in a peaceful transition of power. and uh, what happened during the boston days was indicative of that you. so what happened in that level and then what happened and how much and homes and damascus. it was very clear that the people who went into the cities were not interested in revenge. we're not interested in feeling people i would not be interested in. uh, you know, basically um, you know, uh, penalizing the officials in those go from the cities to the country. they kept most of them doing their job. and yesterday we saw how the eh, kevin prime minister,

was asked to continue as it gets taken, a prime minister with the phone is ministers as well. so because we make a big differentiation between the regime and the states, the states belong to the city and people that don't belong to a small group of criminals. and we met very, very key is difference between these 2. we understand we believe that the state institutions are the property of the city and people and we should keep it there. but i'm through that. i think we can go towards that equals 3 points of the ation and also a future of city as a way for me by this we have had enough violence, especially from the region during the past 15 years. and it's time for everybody in city to have a paradigm shift in their mind and think about the future. i think about the children of syria rather than about deal owned interest,

a ride to it's good to think about the future, not to keep a back to syria and forces that report at the end. ted, the northern syrian city of a member paige previously had by kurdish forces on that. why would it do that, given the previous claims that the new syrian leadership will be peaceful and inclusive from what you have said as well in this, in this case, i think we need to understand that the tech. yeah. as, as a country has, it's the national uh, you know, a security interest. uh, which has to be consistent, even with the previous regime. they had. uh, what's the cause of the agreement which gives turkey the digital machine and the ability to have like 30 to 40 kilometers eh, securities on inside city in order to prevent the tutors organization speech. it

came from uh, you know, the going gets forces that i'm from using the city instead of jesus or its own. uh, you know, for its own purposes. no. eh, i see you at leadership is linked to vacate cubic. it is classified as the so can i vision in the us and turkey as well. i'm and list as the breaks away from the game. it's difficult for a country likes to if you do v as the, as a, you know, as, as a city in the entity. and this school is the same for any can see, i'm sure, even for russia, russia was not a situation with, you know, as soon as the vision is, is acting on its board. and you know, it's legitimate, according to international law for any country to take hold of mrs images to be the,

it's a national security and this is, i think, in a way that, you know, it explains what happens in a minute. there's nobody garbage dfcs on the eastern euphrates. i think there wouldn't be many, many discussions with the americans, especially when some techs office. and this could be some agreement between the city and the tax, and the americans. regarding the situation of the eastern few phrases which, when incorporates for the tradition them is providing that they break away from the big deal, which is not the city and organization by the way. and which is also a did was tokenize ation. so we are in the process of uh, you know, making sure that all the city and the components are together. we are in the process for making sure that none of our ceiling components are linked to a need to this organization. and at the same time, we hope that as soon as possible,

we will hold off for the foreign powers to leave the city a and for student people to be responsible for. ready whole security and then home board this. all right. do you see the possibility for cards to have an independent autonomous state, or is there a high danger that will be an armed conflict? well i think if you took to the good this people and the leaders, you know, i the traditional suite counseling which is part of the suck or even s b. s. no, but you still do about independence. nobody's talking about breaking away from city . yeah. as it is now at so that's just federal. we are not talking about any situation where i need community with a breaker. ready from the city, 1st of all, this is not there. a 2nd. see they don't have the capacity of the legitimacy of the number of people to justify such a situation. i'm, i'm, i'm,

as i said, they're not asking for this any way when they are asking for, is citizen, you know, to have the situation in syria. and that's for, for, can see the good, the special council. i'm going to be for as the, you know, it, in terms of any kind of, for the, you know, for the system that is up to the system, people to discuss. and i'm sure that the assume people in there, you know, they're in their wisdom and then do it, you know, a capacity a to, to reach you know, conclusions and to reach consensus. there is a way to incorporate the explorations, not only because there's people, but you also have communities like the syrians, the determines, uh, the, you know, the, you know, all of the communities with them it's made for religious communities. as you know, city is full of the, you know,

components and the future of student needs to k to, for all of them without any discrimination, without any exception. all right, now the government over this rule was made possible by the opposition forces coming together with bigger how yada, yada, yada. some we just need to nation to be designate as i, as a result of the vision that you mentioned earlier. are you concerned about the what saw your comments in that regard? what does this mean? this does say that it was a bit of a surprise for many people, if the speed of the beautiful of the achievements would be, you know, it started on the 10 days ago, and now they are in damascus. now, at this speed that afflicts many facts, number one, that these forces with read it to the and they the with, with the bed,

with the plans and will execute the numbers to the model of the city. and the biggest regime army was very low, a number 3. and somehow the commanding control within the machine was affected significantly to the point that it was not able to give orders to its forces. a number 4, which is even most important for is that there was some kind of consensus among some in both the inclusion of players and international play is that it is time for cynthia to change because the previous regime was defending any kind of positive change. and that was, you know, creating a lot of resentment. i know it's probably only a cdl book around the city a, as with and the combination of the, it explains what happened and the speed of what happened. so we

cannot only say that the 2 as just because, you know, the fights is omitted to 5 years. we did this, that would be an over simplification because previously we had even more a minute, 35, you know, you know, a 1000000 defections and ministry people. and you didn't even erik at eye level. so the, you know, the 4 main factors that i mentioned earlier in a way it worked together in order to explain what happens during the past 10 days. and i think i think in, in a way, um, i am happy that this was very quickly achieved. the same time that you know, we can see that there is a he, you know, a big plus of critical suggestion was also going in how to live with this

achievement. and that in itself is the confidence that the future of syria can be positive. introduce you to the city that can be presented as a result. and as of this, so i, you know, i warn against the major, you know, as saying that's what happened. the last one person of one fraction. no, i don't. so the city of people, i need to be the fact that they with a lot of communication inside city of the group, assume people even with people who are part of the previous regional hospital, where i've given enough. sure. and you know, it guarantees that they would not be victims if they side of the city of people and detached themselves from the city of egypt. and that in itself, i think, explains many, many occurrences of why the previous regions are me. eh, you know, withdrew from main areas and main cities and from strategic positions as well.

all right, we have to leave here now and i'll have a president of the syrian negotiation commission and former president of the syrian enter government. thank you so much for your time. thank you. thank you. i appreciate it. great. now buster of other side is in moscow where he and his family have been granted asylum on humanitarian grounds. and that's according to several socialist r t. all right, yeah. the russian foreign ministry said that the president had agreed to step down after reaching an agreement with the other warring sizes and syria. russia has cooled for a ceasefire and a peaceful solution to the crisis. it also says it's military bases in the syria are on the high a lot. but phase newest, significant security threats. we are following with extreme concern the dramatic events in syria. as a result of negotiations between mister ellis side and a number of participants in the conflict on the territory of the syrian arab

republic, he decided to resign from the presidency and left the country, instructing a peaceful transfer of power. russia did not participate in these negotiations. at the same time, we make a strong appeal to all parties involved, to renounce the use of violence, and to result all the issues of governance through political means. in that regard, the russian federation is in contact with old groups of the syrian opposition. been while washington says it has conducted thousands of s drive on dice, terrorist in central syria, and the us central command said some defined targets we hit including cam, sonata positions. president biden also reaffirmed that the american ministry will remain in the country to maintain our military presence as here are counter isis counters for the local partners as well on the ground. their partners never see this of territory taking our leaders of isis insurance devices can never establish

a safe haven there. we will remain vigilant. make no mistake. some of the revel groups that are found the sides have their own grim record of terrorist human right abuse. or taking note of statements of readers and these revolution recent days. and worse, they're saying the right things now. but i say take on greater responsibility. we will assess di, sister words with reactions. obviously, we know turkey may have been providing support covertly and this is as well, maybe jordan. um, so you know which, how much influence does by you have in what kind of support to see who's going to be supporting in syria. i don't even know what the government's gonna look like or if there's going to be a government or is it just going to be a fragmentation? it's definitely not a democratic government, but we seem to be supporting a lot of governments that are not democratic. this of course, should have been given to maintaining the the recognize government,

but it was not in today i'm not sure what the support is going to provide unless he's looking at a few minutes harry and assistance, perhaps lifting the sanctions that they have on syria, maybe that would help to so, but uh, why it listed, if you've got a terrorist organization that's, that's basically a conducted and over throw a, to the government, the action send the money over, throw beside is what the us has been. one thing for decades is they are part of good. they, they don't want to advertise that, so it's a, it's also the same key. so you, we don't see them worry about human rights here. we don't see them worry about an democratic process. here we silently are accepting the over through over government by a terrorist organizations, not

a stellar performance for the united states at all. and i guess being quiet about it or low key about it is probably the best way for them because it's a big jump out too much for for believe it's not going to be a good example. so the united states that we go reaction to all these and so i'm going to tie the russian corresponding divide, even fancy love, who reported from many global hotspots, including syria of each toys use each other. so syria is now facing dark times in 2013 as part of the out kind of territory project. i filmed the documentary among the militants for 2 weeks in the city of a level. i saw everything with my own eyes. i spoke with many of the so called commanders and the free syrian army, the west calls it the modern opposition, a b l. news for a front now called to rear, all shot which has come to power. there was a moment when i came to interview the head of the revolution in

a level for it was the general who went over to the opposition. and he told me how we met with all these refunds. at 1st he was afraid to meet with them, but then he went anyway and asked them you, are you going to chop off hands? feet? they answered him. you know, we came here to overthrow the assad regime to establish order here. and then we will build some kind of society that suits us. there were such an intolerant saying in the east, in egypt they steal in syria. they trade in any rock they fight. so syria is a big, bizarre. and this world elements were front left by l. gilani came from a rock to this enormous bizarre. this is very close knit, very disciplined group that arose from the fight against the american occupation. they will not be able to restore order because they rely on a diverse group of forces formed of young people who took up arms. i once asked

a former party guard of osama bin lot in in yemen. why you left all kind of and why he had gone on the run all over the world before you was arrested by the many special service. he said he left all kinda because they began to recruit people. they're like to a bizarre. they begin to recruit people by advertisements, people who had never held a cron in their hands. how yeah, to real or i'll some way of formerly all news for front was put on the us terrorist list back in 2012 now. since then, little has changed in the mood of those people. i mean, they can no longer change themselves. there was one of al giovanni's assistance with whom i met in 2013. he showed me on his phone, how they were tearing up various buildings at damascus. but unfortunately, he did not allow me to record this interview. i doubt that they have changed in this direction. he showed me how they took the logically carried out to tax strikes on government buildings in damascus. there were 5 or 6 such large terrorist attacks

. with many, many people died the people who were sitting and eating at a reconciliation ceremony between 2 groups, saw helicopter and started to shoot at it. it was a civilian helicopter. you could see it was on aren't on you how to assess those kind of people. they are terrorist. that's for the american press. well, we need to ask the question, why do the american journalists never interview all news refund and all those previous years? why have they always when they came to syria state exclusively in the same grand hotels like the 4 seasons in damascus? they haven't stayed on the territory of the armed opposition at the beginning in 2011, 2012. there were a number of journalists from western media who stayed with the opposition, but after 2, nothing's captures. and rad, something of journalist began. since then they have stopped going there and started staying exclusively on the sides territory. why then,

did they not communicate with those revolutionary authorities and suddenly only started communicating now? now they show us how the militants loot stores, banks and the residence of the former president's. what is that hardly looks like order, but we will see how the events develop, how they will try to legitimize themselves. they will not create a parliament, but they will create a sharie, a court. let's see how they act, how they some dumb people, their own people in yemen, i met with these religious groups to call themselves. i tied up and the other names they cut off my hand if someone steals something. and in mogadishu in somalia, there is another group that cuts off both a hand and a leg for itself. let's see how these people will try to punish their own people who came with them or rather on whose band that's they entered, damascus. so 30 with the internal contradictions, xto passes and the historical mistakes all like to the fall of the assad government

. and that's according to the president of the middle east studies center in moscow . who argues all the countries have been using the crisis to advance their own agendas. you can read more on his thoughts, have get other expert analyses and opinion of the event in syria. and by heading to our website, r t dot com the the release of come to the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. nothing was all sense and up the, in the 65. 95 must be the one else holes. question about this,

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the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some real names the, the syrian capital greets the 1st day of its new reality with empty streets that replace sunday's gone fire and celebrations. and that's up to the terrorist to the problem is the syrians freedom immediately impose the cup you out, the seizing power. as k also mean on 2nd to your readings in syria. israel and the united states have seized the opportunity to bomb, unoccupied parts of the country. without any pushback from the new leadership so far, our correspondents throughout the region to follow the latest development as a whole bunch of other sod, the deposed president is now in moscow. haven't taken off asylum with his family.