the, the it is breaking news or what else you international just really strikes. i'm a serious off of the form of damascus, of the idea of the bottoms on the basis and the city of commission to you. that's that one. the code is controlled as a power grab is in full swing across that nation. we are continuing to see these or you ne movements and bombardments in this area in territory. this needs to stop the united nations goals for an immediate stop ation . the idea of attacks on syria is relative in violation of international law is heavy amo roles parks, the golden heights, buffers zone and troops. these lands across the board and russia's tides of india

made of steel. moscow hands of a new dahlia of war ship. it's built for the nation. the indian defense ministry says the deepening of cooperation between the 2 states. that is the ultimate strategic sold. we will always be together with our russian colleagues or elusive india is one of russia's key partners. and the relations between the 2 countries are of a particularly privileged strategic nature, the just not the step in the p. m. locally here in moscow, the news teams go to top stories lined up on my listed as a little ways here on our side of the day, 3 all the new reality and syria off of the full of buckshot. i last saw the idea by the way plumbing talk is from the city of can be sleep, the strikes leveling local weapons, depots, and government research facilities as well down to the area is not one to code,

is militant control. office, syria and all i'm able truth from that post. they made this whole the melting part of groups and form power as buying for control of the nation. the un ms warning of further escalation. for know, much of what some called a ripple controlled syria is under the control. and what i would call a patchwork on groups who are co ordinating well for no, but they are not fully or formally united. it's important that we don't see conflict between the scripts they need to focus on the need for credible and transitional arrangements in damascus. it's needs to be inclusive arrangements. and let me say that if this is not happening, then various new conflict in syria. so let's take a closer look at exactly who is controlling was in that country because essentially

implements most in areas and, and so trends are in charge of most of the territory including the capital, damascus right here. and then also this yellow area mocked it's actually controlled by us, back to co tubing flashing with turkish militants for the city of mine, bridge up there was an old and border. meanwhile, in the south, the idea was crossed through the golden heights buffer zone is looking for more line. and also that of a besides the bombing of the city of come actually up here in the northeast. as far as is there also targeting damascus. but also that of the mediterranean poor city of attack, you aware of russian military base is position as well. meantime, the un special envoy for syria says israel is in breach of international law. and very troubling development. as we are continuing to see is really movements and bombardments into serial territory. this needs to stop extremely important that the note don't see any action from in the

international factory that destroys the possibility for this transformation is area to take place. the peacekeepers on the on highest articles in daily, con, contact, vend videos. right. and is the host the message from from new york is this is the same that what you're seeing is a violation of this and judgment agreement in 1974. the same however, that regardless of who was actually in charge of syria, washington still considered as the golan heights a critical place to be secured as a buffers on every country has the right to take action against terrace organizations in every country, i think would be worried about a possible vacuum that could be filled by terraced organizations. the 2nd thing that is important is that israel has said that these actions are temporary um to defend its borders. these are not permanent actions. so they,

they describe what the temporary would look like. is the 6 month i'm year, i'm just not really, i'm not going to get into those diplomatic conversations. as long as the thought is empowering syria and as long as ron is present in syria, there is a significant threat to israel and control over the goal on remains of real important to is real security. okay, well wait a 2nd that, that again, tries to split hairs you recognize is really sovereignty over the go out on our policy on that has not changed. sovereignty is back contingent upon sovereignty itself, but contingent upon who will syria the irish speaking to the wrong guys that i would not be entered into the practicalities of the situation as the secretary has in the past. but as a policy matter, the united states policy remains the right time to learn more your analogy international crossing live. now to site eric at the washington bureau, chief of the jerusalem based products did you use for the codes missed our code. thank you very much for sharing a time with us here. what are the international is great to get you on as we're all

living at a time when apparently decades are happening in weeks been even given y'all. it was said that the golden heights will remain a part of israel for a ton. it's a while washington assistance is just a temporary action, a site and why we getting 2 different contrasts positions from these 2 outlines. well, 1st of all, very nice is hasn't said, always supported as well. in fact, that in all, throughout the last 12 years, when the, when the syrian government was that of the fight of its life as it turned out to be . and again, you know, all kinds of testing groups, and it's designated to search by, by almost all countries in the world. you know, all throughout that time. then i said that, you know, is rep can have sovereignty as long as the conference is going on. now it seems that the us is basically seeing of k. yeah, yeah, yeah. you know, you can do finally have, we know that as well. and so it's been that many,

many years ago. so this is the parts of the grant which we have the atlanta grab as well occupied this plan illegally as it occupies the west bank and gaza id to be. uh huh. okay, because i mean, basically it says as your linking right that the, the u. n. has come out and said that israel is actually in breeds of international law right now. so i just want to try and get my head around this. israel, as you mentioned, is essentially occupying the full by the minute your eyes buffers though, but there are reports site that israel is moving closer to damascus. i con, confirm any of that. but if indeed that is confirmed, what is your take on what israel is looking to accomplish? it might, it might take it back to another country. it has this being absorbed into, you know, the imperial ambition of in that sense of america. and if you was mean we've seen this happen in libya, we've seen this happen in iraq. we've seen it happen elsewhere. and now it's serious. i'm not surprised that us has always given a green light to 8 or whatever. well, it's supplied with weapons misapplied that would cover

a day and i've mentioned that i'm sure there is a meeting tomorrow or today at the security council where they say is what it has to fill out. they always would be that way. so there is nothing and no, it's, it is right, it is a colonial power. it is. and the spearhead of a logical aerial power, which is in that sense of america. so yes, i think nor do com. i expect that the way it is will be, and right uh, you know, maybe on the outskirts of them ask if maybe they are now that we know that they have destroyed every military facility in the country. they've basically destroyed alderson, supplied the airplanes and defenses. and so, yeah, i mean, does it just be interested in that kind of outright bowman campaign to taking out radar installations and all sorts of bits and pieces here on that side? oh, you know, i mean, just some people come entering online, syria has full and libya is full in iraq is full, and somalia has no function of government. sudan is split now it's just lebanon and

iran remaining. how long until general wesley clocks list is complete. you remember the famous 7 countries and 5 years all you, are you suggesting that we are witnessing and real time, the unfolding of the great, the israel plan? absolutely. i think what we have seen is exactly that at now. what if you see that is ready to go all the way to the outskirts of damascus? you know that this is the case if you're ok, is it is occupied by that. and i did that with that with a great deal of his way of the inflows in the, in the north of the lot. we see we, it strikes young man strikes anywhere, it's monster. so that is really an assertion of the, of the, you know, the greater is real situation and we probably see not too distant future the, you know, the, the, the substitute homeland for the past in which is in jordan. so we probably see the forest eviction of cost in from the us, you bought to buy in west bank the 1st election and then the joint,

the 4th eviction of pals student forgot that the age of that would not be surprised at all. no, absolutely. it's a lot of this that is controlled by the united states of america and no one else. there's no other power is able to say no today, less or stand in the face of us impairment vision at so it's so good to get such a refreshing commentary. from your site, i really appreciate you saying all of this here and before it, before i let you go minus hope to have you on the program. i'm just going back a moment during, during the press conference to in 2023. you us to the us state department, those folks both and matthew miller about the golden hide suicide court. sovereignty is not contingent on sovereignty itself, but on a who rules, syria, can you, can you wrap that up for me briefly? and so typically that's what is the us position all along the united states that the acknowledge the israel of if you know, a sovereignty as an area that is well occupied, so it must be solvent as well. so it's, it's, it's, you know, a cookie thing,

is it gains or un resolution that goes again at 242906070. going to get i get 338, and 1973. it goes again. oh, yeah, resolution. but it is supported by then i'd say the, you know, it's a good, i got come a tree like this or analogy internationalists. i'm not really appreciate you being so frank with us. i cite eric, i does a washington bureau chief for the jerusalem based on a senior newspaper. our goods. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thanks for having me. by meantime plumes of smoke proceed over the whole city of attack. yeah. is israel bomb the area? you can see right here, naval and i'll the strategic facilities here are the pictures basically speaking for themselves of the you and the special and for this area slammed is, are those options and cold for the idea have to stop. it's a safe immediately comments i see is riley farm and it's a claim that is real targeted chemical weapons the size in syria trying to us they say prevent a sudden weapons from forwarding into the hands of extremist. well yeah,

i was talking with a john. listen, political come, i take a steven. so who we any about the ongoing situation in latasha yet because he's there and he discussed the destruction caused by the is ready bombing campaigns. but he also shared his views on the so called reform woke terrorist leda gel on a fall, many of all kind of fall, many of hell knows, right. let's have see have a listen to what's being said right here. there is a 4th administrative base for lessons and nothing happened to them. i prefer sure all of the at that is really are just like this happened on the sorry, on the 4th of love, talk to you where there was some military ship started. uh, the reason for that is you get for the gene, also they use the storage, all of these, your different systems, all the radars out of the helicopters, all of the tanks on of the ship planes that the you have and several military bases inside of the fox, yeah. and at around the city of luck. yeah. so that god,

there's no casualties because those submitted databases to be are empty. there's no one there. personally. no, i'm talking personally now i can't talk anything. i don't want to. there's no more security branch just to be afraid of. but the, the, well, as i told you, celia and the sending people, they want a check, you know, to see audio because there is 18 different sex and celia and religions. so when the religion and beans living living like i've gotten a sense and happy now go back to follow up on that whole. dustin see, it is. well, washington is not a stranger to dealing with crises in the middle east, possibly because, well, that's the one putting the strings behind. so many of them over now to our correspondent who's been looking into how american funding of revolutionaries. and now those in the region is basically pro chaos and terrorism, but it's all neatly wrapped up by the political and west of mainstream establishment as freedom and democracy. the same change as a business. the u. s. has been in for

a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders. it doesn't like it begins with denunciations of the past, along with promises of a better future. after 14 years of conflict, the syrian people finally have reason for hope. the assad regimes refusal since 2011, to engage in a credible political process and its reliance on the brutal support of russia and a ron, let inevitably to its own collapse. if a sod is gone, that's a welcome change. but what comes next has to be a political solution, and they have to be working in the interests of the syrian people sharla side of pressed as people brutally. he has countless lives on his conscience and has driven numerous people to flee, many of whom have arrived in germany. but one thing is clear, the end of aside means the 1st great site of relief of millions of people in syria, of doing a ton of tea of the atrocities, of the assad regime about barack state as full. and at last, i paid tribute to the syrian people to the courage to the patients in this moment

of uncertainty, i send them my wishes for peace, freedom and unity. bradley's idealistic chords of hope ever materialized into better lives for the people of those countries or have they transformed into nightmare? let's take a look at the facts. the us over throw saddam hussein began with ally and accusation that he was sitting on a stockpile of weapons of mass destruction. indeed the facts and the racks behavior show that sadam hussein and his regime are concealing their efforts to produce more weapons of mass destruction. it concludes the rock has chemical and biological weapons that saddam has continued to produce them. that he has existing and active military plans for the use of chemical and biological weapons which could be activated within 45 minutes. just about a month after us, red boots touched down in the rock. hussein's government was no more fast forward 2

decades, and a rock still lives destroyed. large swats of the population lack access to clean water, electricity, and medical care. terrorist groups are active throughout much of the country, which has a constitution drafted by invaders and half of the us senate armed services committee is even admitted that the enemy of baghdad was fictional lots. it all marks the beginning of an arc of instability that continues to stretch from a rock to libya. once the most. 8 for his country in africa, libya is now economically crippled, plagues by lawlessness and a center of international terrorist activity, 13 years after the brutal us back over throw of new market dollar fee and the libyan people have another sugar coated set of lies from washington to thank for their country's quotes, the military mission of the united states is designed to implement the security council resolution no more and no less. i mean, protecting civilians against attacks from good duffy's forces and delivering

humanitarian aid. president obama has been equally firm that our military operation has a narrowly defined mission that does not include resume change. regime changes a very complicated business. it sometimes takes a long time. sometimes it can happen very fast, but it was never part of the military mission. like the us accusation that hussein had weapons of mass destruction, washington's claim that the da fee was a threat to his people has failed to stand the test of time. just for years after the downfall of libya's deposed leader, the case for an affair select committee admitted that there was no evidence that the state was on the verge of massacring civilians despite his rhetoric. the proposition that milan market duffy would have ordered the massacre of civilians and been gauzy, was not supported by the available evidence. even brock obama describes the us intervention in libby as the worst mistake of his career. failing to plan for

the day after what i think was the right thing to do, and intervening and libya, everyone makes mistakes. but the one obama made if of course, he's not also lying has destroyed in the entire country, costing a tens of billions of dollars and g d p, and reducing millions of its people to poverty and dependence on humanitarian. 8 bear up springs sentence, always shock waves throughout the middle east and northern africa, culminating and regime change. and both tunisia and egypt, us funded and g o is played a leading role in helping revolutionaries achieve their goals. along with social media giants like facebook and twitter that served as organizing platform. well, it's been little more than a decade since the opposition over through host name over ok in egypt and the country seeing the muslim brotherhood take power a military to take place. i'm crackdowns back and forth between political forces for its part to needs. he has been without a former president, been

a lead for around the same amount of time. and it's a similar story there as well. serious economic problems and a terrorist presence across much of the country. here we are with yet another regime change carried out by us backed forces on our hands, except syria is an exceptionally complicated case with a huge diversity of factions and ethnic groups. there are christians, drew's is an hour away, so it's all been terrorized by islam is there occurred. so as long sought to form their own independent state counselors, political factions have their own vision for the future, from liberals to his lummus and everyone in between. with so much chaos and confusion in syria, one thing and start the future is very much on certain. well from wanted to welcome what a difference education makes. the west has shifted from putting a, a $1000000.00 balance on the head of the leader of the tower group. hi,

outside of that, i'll shop to now calling him a reform to revel cnn chime again. a legend make one, again, work probably has done the bidding of his puppet mazda and so i guess a may cause that is due on the cold sort of truth the weights here on our website. so the order has nic missile system reduces the need for nuclear weapons. so that is the message from the russian president vladimir putin speaking on the countries knew as type of sonic ballistic missile, which recently debuted and new cry. i think pollution will show to for the most part, we need to modernize the risk and not our nuclear doctrine. realistically, a sufficient amount of these modern weapon systems basically notifies the need to use nuclear arms at each to well, the statements are coming as of that is that as it has refused to cease by cold by us president elect donald trump or they met him, powers is that landscape, that piece could only be a cheese or ukraine's total military victory while in front. so you also have patrons from all long range torres and the storm shot. i miss all is and pointed

out his hope to join nato must be fulfilled. but the trump presidency beating again quite a bit of traction on social media. trump, son, and then he's on mosque. it's a good day, a good zalinski, comparing him to the kid and home alone with the future. i'm not gonna lead to had a cameo role. we discussed a briefing meeting and powers with professor michelle's bye a to i really need to membership remains as this then go, especially with the use of white house. we don't even know what would be the future of nato, a wizard as a us be the remaining need to not, especially because it's almost always say that to us is too much contributing to, to make when you're really think over what was the expenses of nature and for so, you know, i don't see it really is that the, as the membership also ukrainian model can be acceptable for the sunrise in europe

especially. but also it was award or any exhaustive about this last conflict and ukraine. you know, today into your being as the very much the shape, your loss of the situation officers, russian who come in france or europe, but actually is a lease. i mean what so? so green going here, a furnace? i have a certain german has a 2 main companies and 0 being is that, you know, these accounts are chosen main wants of, you can find a very broad situation here in moscow. it was a lot of effort and has met with the indian defense minister as the official made of 3 day visit to russia. the travelling from new de la administer. also, i met with his russian count upon where we said that in the russia ties of set, but even deeper integration despite the fact that there are geo political challenges and there is enormous pressure on india of a public and private nature. india has made

a conscious decision that it will not only continue close contacts with russia, but will also deepen and expand our cooperation. we will always be together with our russian colleagues. the senior rooster unless of india is one of russians, key partners and the relations between the 2 countries are of a particularly privilege strategic natures. the unprecedented level of trust between our states is evidenced by the intensity and depth of military and military technical cooperation which have great prospects for growth. i would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the defense ministry of the republic of india on the admission of the forget to show to the naval forces as the flag raising ceremony took place in collision grant with your participation mister minister soon . yeah, exactly. so over now to the russian region of clinic, right on the baltic, because as everything russia has built a new wall shape that was commissioned by the indian navy and handed over a grand ceremony, attended by new dallas defense minister and in attendance of correspondent roman

customer russia delivered another ship for the indian navy in the city of cleaning grad that so she'll frigate of the $11356.00 project is the 7th of its kind in the indian navy built at russian shipyards. it's a multi functional vessel that's where the relatively small displacement has high contact capabilities and surface land, underwater and air warfare. this should take you anywhere list or maybe it is obvious that in the near future cooperation between india and russia in this field will expand. we are working on a c chord or from russia's vladivostok to india is can i, most our countries are like the 2 orders of a row boat of partnership that will drive us forward. so may, earlier, the indian commission had successfully completed all acceptance tests as that so should crew, under one fading here in russia, the shift birthplace, the guns are planned to use the best practices and its various technologies of

russian ship building, as well as its experience of similar projects for the russian fleet you thought i was going to watch loose. i will not hide that. i am proud that another ship built by the skillful hands of russian ship builders will represent the combat strength of the indian naval forces. i wish good health for the ship to canada and its crew . we wish you success in our complex maritime affairs, and proudly carried the national flag of india and the flag of the naval forces, maintaining the status of a maritime power. and i'm going to a cecile is equipped with the drama supersonic missile systems develops and manufactured by the russian indian joint venture called ramos aerospace as well as other nationally manufacturers systems. by the way, india is a drama subtract missile systems. we're also installed on the 1st free for gets another product of a 17 year long, successful integration of russia and in the another to ship. so this going to currently being built with a russian assistance. and india had the go our ship yards limited. russia has

provided the indian ship builders with all necessary technical assistance, including the supply of documentation, materials, and equipment for the large number of indian spectators here in leningrad. it was a unique opportunity to meet their very own administer of defense. as you can see, his navy in circles a by the crowd of indians here and of course so we spoke to some of the spectators to share with us what they felt on this special day. i'm very happy to be able to be in the idea in this event because in the address. yeah, i've been since a long time. and this is a 712 chevy i good thing. and it will be the very good, proud moment fall in the all because is that she has all of us supported india and indiana. she obviously as a she enjoys valve. yeah. they clearly restrooms to day, it was a very me genuine of my life. this is the 1st time i'm saving of or shipping my life, and i'm so glad that it was i missed who she liked. directness it. it was

a really great moment and to see the relation between english, i getting stronger. it seemed very emotional. the brand new to show frigates is about to set sail and begin it's voyage home to india. now walking through these holes of the ship, you can still smell the fresh pains. and of course, all of the works on the ship were done right here in russia. and i spoke to some of the people that helped make it beautiful. that's what i, this is the system right. the way we feel joy in our hearts is we are handing over the ship. do we painted it? we feel proud because this was all done by our hands. you dog. we feel sorry a bit, of course, about the like a piece of our heart is leaving. we have been working on the ship for so long. we have already become so close to it because we even have tears in our eyes like this ship is ours. a lot of the rooms and it were painted by us, russian indian corporation is ship building also complies with the principles of

the make and the a program. in addition to the fact that the 2 ships will leave the stocks and ends . yeah, the share of indian ship systems is as steadily increasing another ship. all the same kinds called tom all will be delivered to india next year. and fully decor rattled by the captain and the oath as voice the crew of to she'll a fine and they're ready to go home to india from the cold water is of russia to the much warmer waters of the indian ocean. thank you guys. thank you. all right, before the rest of the pals program here without a retros premier, i think the time of the battle by discussing 5 is currently holding a form in malaysia discussing or developing strong bones between your ration countries. on the sidelines that we spoke with, i believe it as like are some of the founding director of beta out of my now. and he highlighted that the top provides a platform for interaction between nations that empowers cultural exchange for the

committee meeting has been made by i will tv does. uh, i think it is very much here depending on the foot light. uh its uh, the things, uh, c. ready aside the mean and p for a groups to be, you know, concrete, highest, this commitment. and this is what we're trying to do to provide a platform for, get the interactions progress, understanding of each ad for conclude, this ising. the commitment of will lead to, to work together in various areas. i, they, these economy 3. so to go corporation and culture like sure and yes, and i said, well, i certain has always been a very old putting uh, organization. it has been a dollar to rochelle for a very long time, and i'm sure that russia is not, i'm familiar with this is history, jim rush, it has a lot of interest in this region. and we also have a lot of interest in russia and also in other parts of it was so i think basically

. busy a, you know, it is not just, you know, allowing russia to understand this region method. but what this morning with india is that it is also a way to, for, for us to many face that we are really very open to a discussion. so we're very open to more friends and more find this when it comes to global corporation. all right, we are wrapping it up for now. here on how to international, i'm going to clear the way for my calling. what on? come on a. he's got you updates more around the world and in particular that all of the middle east for me role resume, showing the entire news team. thanks for joining us and have a good evening wherever you may be. the going to march 1944 a desk and created on.