watch on odd, say the in the headlights, your analogy international a day off to syria falls and locals, all rushing home. that's off the terrorist to initially propose that people freedom suddenly locked down the capital with a co, if you the actually begins right now with the top of the out of the sun. so the rains in syria, israel and the us sees the opportunity to well ball non occupied parts of the country. the new minutes in leadership offering, sierra rhodes pushed back to the occupying forces. meantime, nations to post president bush auto site is now here in my office. go haven't taken up a sign in with it's probably late, but is there just by the western pressure, boating? his plane was shot down in future city? yeah, we should aim for the nation with russia based on the mutual interest of the

russian people of the city and the president of a syrian and negotiation commission to give us an exclusive interview to this channel. saying that new governments should aim for a friendly relations with russia built on mutual trust, the iraq without correspondence study by a we've got older updates of the world's biggest stories right now here live from moscow. so they to a break and use covers the full of present about all of side in syria, of capital of the mass coast. basically being met with a new reality with cause piling up and traffic jams ahead of a co few that basically just set in an a terrorist group. hi. i totally alshaun which has taken over. i laid down the new rule of law forbidding residents from leaving their homes until 5 o'clock in the morning. and that's the sides across damascus. various government offices, button of israel sees the moment to on least it's a full on the capital. you know,

i'm going to say, you know, we can say that life in the syrian capital has returned to some degree of normalcy after the unprecedented events that took place in the capital and across the country. these events have had a significant impact on syria as a whole, with the capital experiencing come after a night of unrest and weekend security. both in damascus itself and in other areas affected by militant activity. recently, opposition groups and militants entered latasha and tartarus and people have begun to gradually return to the markets. the most remain closed. as people are attempting to meet their basic needs, in general, a number of decisions have provided some relief for the streets of syria after the recent events. some government facilities such as the immigration office and the central bank in damascus were targeted in damaged and there was unrest in let tapia additionally, major city centers in tartarus were damaged. a number of decisions made by the high

command of the syrian opposition include imprisonment for one year, for anyone who fires indiscriminately. there was a lot of gunfire in the capital yesterday. another decision is a 3 year prison sentence for anyone who damages state property. and they must return any stolen goods. private individuals were also rob. these decisions aimed to reassure the syrian people. the armed groups also stated that anyone who threatens or attempts to settle scores with other citizens faces one year in prison . they emphasized the need for unity and avoiding any disagreements that could hinder the creation of a new syria or for a moment here, let's bring up a map for your and take a closer look at the fractured situation in syria right now, because i made this power grab buying, so drugs and terrorist and most of the areas, there are several more factions in the fight. for example, off of the map here, the northern board of mine bridge we understand took us back militants are now fighting against the codes by the way, supported by the united states. they're all trying to get control of that node in

border regions. city of mine page to meantime in the south, is there any forces across the buffer zone of seas line with the ground invasion on the syrian settlement? old wallace air force, palms damascus. meantime, rushes intelligence chief says this a, this unity is really costing a shadow across the future of this country. she thought that the situation is understandably difficult. the fact is, the syria itself is a country as a woman for many patches, and whether in the various forces that are represented in the opposition will be able to find the cream and the feet of the syrian people in syria. as a state largely depend on this course lock not to i'm at least bureau chief murray, if an option that i would joining us from measured out shines which as i understand, maria is quite close to this buffer zone between syria and israel. we understand there's been a lot of strange movement where you are, can you bring us up to speed?

yes. hello to warren dave, we are in most the sean, so village on the golan heights right at to boulder with the boffa zoned, separates in israel and syria. this is what the fence behind the marks on sunday evening as sir and rebels advanced on damascus. these girls were cabinet decided to take full control of the boxes out, including the syrians side and all the residents. and we can see is really tang some vehicles and soldiers on the other side of the spans for the 1st time since 1967, 1 april 1st sees the golden heights from syria during the 6 day war. the zone as tripled, land approximately 80 kilometer long. thank to them and why it was established has part of the 1974 does engagement agreement talk to another war young keep poor award. you were the wage syria, try to fight back its land. the go on hide, but eventually lost even more territories. and until recently, the zone was drawn to the controlled by sewer and troops and a un monitoring force of it up there behind me. you could see the base that you

when for a space with a saw is army ways drawing. following the fall of the bass, cuz it's now only the when and is ro fully controlling the boxes of why it's called . it's seizing. have that why, why one might called as move as a seizing the opportunity. but as role insist that they took control over the zone and a purely defensive and temper remove the idea of has emphasized it has no intention of staying in the area permanently. the goal it has stated is to secure is really borders and prevent the survey and conflict from spilling into as well. how long this presence will last remains unclear. of course, as well as concern is quite valid. i have to say, even though some level elements in syria have early accredited is roles, actions against his full as helpful to day. a cause and able to express openness to building ties with israel and to invite to the friendship. the reality on the

ground is far more complicated than their fragmented make cop, including radical elements, was literally hostile. 2 e's real, make them very disturbing neighbor. so one hand is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu state is from base very frontier on sunday. israel welcome to the fall of the sad regime, but on the other, it's faces new security. now what was it 0, some of the series new rulers just recently vowing to come to jerusalem and gaza after the mass coast. let's take a listen to the all around us is the land of east lot. here is i'm or been as ease the land of islam. here is damascus. here is the footprints of the muslims. from here is jerusalem. we are coming old jerusalem, the patients the family of gaza. 2 be patient while you understand such claims cannot be just ignored by israel. the countries now

laser focused on secure and it's borders to point towards and also targeting strategic locations in syria to estimate eliminate any potential threats. on monday, this row has of demetrius h was grabbing more positions with things the re, a be on the box design to ensure the safety was really bold communities like this one much than shawn's. the idea of was tasked with clearing the zone itself and surrounding area of weapons and potential tearing infrastructure that could threaten israel. is really defense minister earlier, also instructed the military to continue to destroy the strategic weapons in syria . and that is real faces could fall into the hands of hostile forces, including surface to air and me, falls airy defense systems surface to surface me solves crews may solve long range walkers and coast. to see me solve this, they can listen to what's these really defense minister had to say the following. the capture of the syrian hermine end,

additional points defense minister is real cats instructed the id f last night to act immediately. one complete the takeover of the buffer zone in syria and the controlling points. second act to create a security zone, free of heavy strategic weapons and terrorist infrastructure in the southern area. beyond the buffer zone 3, immediately act to prevent and support the renewal of the weapons smuggling route from iran to 11 on through syria in the syrian area. and border crossing points for continue operations to destroy heavy, strategic weapons across syria. well, earlier on monday has really foreign minister has also confirmed that these roles truck suspected chemical weapons size and long range workers in syria. again, in order to prevent them from falling into the hands of hostile actors. let's take

a listen to the foreign minister. the only interest we have is the security of israel and it citizens that's why we and, and effect the t g weapon systems. you know, that they will not fall into the hands of extremists with regard to a threat on our security. mainly our communities seem to go on hide. we took some in some points and ruling territories um, near the boulder. you know the enough to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. so again, for israel assad's full is a mix of opportunities but also challenges on the plus side. it's a major blow to the iran, his policy reliance that is real, has full to guys full years. but on the flip side,

it brings new threats for syria. the rob, they say to main possibilities to main scenarios and both of my gloomy 1st it could follow libya, is pathway rebel groups turn on each other in the bile and scramble for power. because you know, most of these factions are heavily armed and minorities, like the al wide sped bus on a sod belong to a role. so taking up the weapons to protect themselves. right now if this happens, we can see years of bloodshed and k is before, and you government manages to take shape. the 2nd possibility is the theory of fractures into smaller regions. the kurtz is, you know, already fighting turkish forces in the north end to the l. a wide side beginning and runs with talk here and talk to with so many different groups and minorities. it wouldn't be surprising, it's some of them try to break away and claiming dependence. and by the way, this is what is really for minister. a said earlier on monday, that's thinking, see where it will remain one country with affective control and 70 over all its

territory is unrealistic. and he also erst international community to consider this . so there is a lot of talking for some say about peaceful transition of power in syria, but it's really unclear right now. how's going to happen and to whom there's power will be a handed over. and there are many nations already saying that they are ready to get involved in this process and to meet the age, again like questions remain like how it's going to happen. and as the situation evolves, it raises even a bigger question in the region. we saved quite shift to the alliances and power struggles can pragmatism, overcome mistrust or will history repeats itself. and we're going to see more conflicts and only time will tell. that's why i didn't see right. moran phenomena is on at least bureau chief thank you. well meantime, to abide and apparently seems to be taking the credit for the full lo, syria, as of the hottest organizational higher altitude, how strongly leader has

a $10000000.00 balance. the owners had led the way by can call and get a moment of justice. however, questions do lose over the role of extremist and the new power struck to n y t, a israel and the us are currently in bed with the online you have to do well, of course one is remain across the region. discussing of this massive a power transition across syria now, but it is seeing a lot of in fighting already. yes, it's early days. the tensions are already erupt initially, right after a size collapse, yvonne stayed quiet for a while, but then it's for an industry drop statement that showed a big possible shift. and that one stands on the whole syrian situation. one has a wished syrians success in a peaceful and transitional power of the country has the country actually believes that the ultimate beneficiary, as we mentioned earlier is, is, well,

it says that is rarely so using the power vacuum in syria to try to advance and expanded separations bear, even before the fall, the facade, divani, and officials constantly blamed the whole ship and gone as well. uh, and its a number one ally, actually, uh, the united states. uh they, they have been saying that uh, those countries that were trying to expand the scope of israel's influence in that region by destabilizing syria. the whole thing of course, took place after the cease fire agreement $11.12 less than a day after that. the problem in syria occurred and that's what for an administer are off cheat reiterated. on sunday he said that the united states and israel are to blame for this new crisis and syria. iran knew that both analytically and in terms of information. there was a plot behind the scenes by the united states and design history seems to cause the

axis of resistance to suffer successive problems. this is not new and has always existed and it was natural that often the developments in gaza and 11 on these movements would continue. the j friends and the intelligence and security systems of our country and in syria were fully aware of the movements that were taking place in it live and those areas. but all the relevant information had been transferred to the syrian government of the syrian army. they also had information of friends that also obtain the information along with photos and details, though it had been transferred to the syrian government intact. so that with what was shocking was the inability of the syrian army to confront this movement of i'm secondly, the speed of development. i, people are very concerned in lebanon that the events and syria may spill over into the country as a precautionary measure. last week, as the developments were unfolding the lebanese on faulty as well as they any route reinforced that positions along those pulled areas. heard some response from the

the can take appointment is the magic mccarthy. now he's very diplomatic terms. he said that his main concern. busy for the saving people and for the silver and to you see the entire cube pools responding to a sales expansion into the go down highs. and he said that he wants the leveled them to continue to have as good relationship as it can do with the uh, the new regime in syria. now, some of the policies here there is more closely allied to the united states. for example, cafe, even the liberties forces. somebody judge all has well come, the house, the all president side, all those all slightly more cool to be haven't heard. an official statement from has belie, actually let me check the general dates at a terabyte as address as the development for them folding. and they said that he continued to support on his block continue to support the government of i shot

a side. now i did manage to catch up with one has but all and p i defy add. and uh would that say what he had to say that it was fully committed to the people this promise was made by the respect to succeed terminal. how sudden this round out with the new secretary general and the party leadership both are committed to fulfilling this promise were in the 1st stage, which is the stage of temporary combination and providing assistance. the displaced persons and the 2nd stage is the stage of reconstruction. thus, there are 2 commitment since one consents housing to be displaced, persons here and the other is the reconstruction of everything that was destroyed. we are committed to our people, our regions, villages, and cities. and we intend to return them in a better state them before israel destroyed civilian homes, but completely failed to achieve. his goal of destroying has prolong, don't any, did they fail to destroy the organization? they failed in most of the states and goals. these ratings tried to return the surplus to the north. that only happened during the ceasefire,

and they said that they would change the face of the middle east. we did not believe that they can do that in clayton to poach lebanon from as blocks, but has the remains the most powerful, unpopular political, full speed that the political and social balance of the country remains the same as a full the latest status ever since these developments have an ongoing and it has been quite focused on ensuring that there is a sense of inclusivity that the new administration that be new processor. what comes next is not exclusive uncle has called out on regional actors as well as international representations of organizations. and we understand that the main focus here is going to be, of course, finding some sort of structure that focuses on protecting these territory integrity, as well as the solvency of the country. this is of course, the focused on course taking charges for minutes. all going through them, provide further detail as to what comes next and what we can expect moving forward . this is a to a new administration must be established in order to manage the crucible over your

inclusiveness must never be compromise. that must never, would it be a desire for too much, as it is time to unite and resource throughout the country. today we call on all actors in and outside the region to act with prudence and calm, and to refrain from steps desktop for the best of allies, the region. the territorial integrity and unit show syria must be preserved in addition to the charges for minnesota, the turkish president was also quite vocal about where unconscious sit with respect to what's come next and serial. where the sense that there was a great deal of animosity with respect to how things were delta. of course, you understand that these, you know, central and by the church present also involves a great deal of emphasis on essentially allowing that the people of syria, of course decide what comes next as to what extent of representation that's going

to include at this given moment is unclear, but going to expect some sort of a statement or some sort of official acknowledgements by the governments in on drugs to provide some sort of understanding as to what the best selection look like . but at this time, we don't necessarily have a clear picture of the church present, of course says that this is the new reality and we must accept the assistance of the church. president cuts out every one must now see and accept this truth. there is now a new reality in syria, politically and diplomatically, and syria belongs to syrians with all its ethnic, sectarian, and religious elements. it is the syrian people who will decide on the future of their own country. it is certainly not possible for turkey to turn a blind eye to developments in a country with which it shares a 910 kilometer border, which is for our neighbors syria to attain the peace and tranquility has been longing for 13 years, full serial. under aside plays play the role of a pathway for a while on to establish its cloud, and it's linked to other parts of the resistance nexus. but now that everything has

changed in one says the major beneficiary of all these developments is as well. and that is why your mom says that an suspense actually, that is relevant is behind all those incidents. it now has expressed concern over the, the expansion of israel's military activities. and the goal on heights warning that is real 6 to occupy. and actually we occupied those regions, but at the same time, to have one says that there was a sense axis is keeping a close eye on those new developments and activities in syria. you don't usually have the wrong has a special concern, and that is the abuse of design. this regime, those areas in the goal on will be re occupied. we must, won't about these developments. as far as i know, resistance groups and monitoring these movements of design is regina. it's natural back there. one is not happy with this new shift, the syrian geopolitical dynamics of syria under the charlotte. so i played up the

role of a lynch trend. as i mentioned earlier for the resistance access across roads that links different parts of this group together. yvonne yvonne's ties to has but lot were established through syria. so that's weird was a major piece and this chest played by everyone against as well. and losing that piece was hard to swallow for these mom could pop like a dep on did actually it's best to retain a sides grip on power. this time to we saw how to one was engaged in a regional and regional diplomacy. diplomacy, iraq, she talked to different players in the region including got turkey a syria itself and walk and even major actors like cat rush out. but it seems that aside was due to collapse this time. oh there we heard from a former member of the lebanese paula mentioned current advice. so to the lebanese president who says that his country is, are watching the developments in syria with a great sense of caution. because 11 is people have, for those terrorists before,

it is very well known that anything that happens in syria has an implications on the on level and then whether it is positive or negative and it's the same. so we are very well connected because it's the only country that we have geographic uh you know, links and then the joined the board is definitely the, but i couldn't tell you because unless on the or that if it comes back into interest here. yeah. it was a good the effect, otherwise we'd have some concerns about what's coming going because one of these functions or these to be buzz, i'd love to any, find that different groups on some of these groups slip. i don't was fighting against them. uh, you know, especially to the most of us, so we have this going so we don't want anything, anything bad to, to happen. i'm live on them because we have certain people who are, who are actually supporting data the the bell. so i guess aside and um we as uh, you know, as, as measuring toughly buddies, find out that this is something totally depend sitting on the city and the people

who decides about charlotte side is now here in moscow where he and his family have been cross of asylum, once you monetary and grounds. now rushes for ministry, said the president had agreed to step down after reaching an agreement with the other warring sides in syria. moscow adds it as military bases and syria remain on high low, but there are no significant security challenges. we are following with extreme concern the dramatic events in syria. as a result of negotiations between mister l. a 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 to

limit the time all of my colleagues spoke with the president of the syrian negotiation commission for so syria should seek to maintain beneficial relations with russia and other regional office. all right, earlier you commented on the future of the russian military, basie and parts of saying that, come on interest of both countries to be prioritized. do you have any exempt plans on the future development of ties with russia? well, i think, you know, in future city, which is a good relations with russia, based on the mutual interest of the russian people and the student from the state and the city and state. that means that our recent interest should be pattern marked in determining that of nations that wouldn't happen in the, in the future. and i believe. ready this is, you know, this is very important for,

for most of our countries city i need all the help in this world. we have more than half of the population. all right, let's place or if he's 80 percent of the homes are destroyed. 70 percent of the infrastructure of this story, we are in the business of maximizing the number of our trends and minimizing the number of our entities and russia is very important that in this world recently turned into nationally. and i believe there are many, many ways that we can explore in order to maintain a good relationship and improve it based on the as the fit on the mutual respect and also on the mutual interest of 4 countries. and with the correspondence across the middle east, we've got all your updates pouring in from syria and the surrounding regions when the time we all are back soon, life or most of the

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